here was valerie meeting two supposed hitmen. valerie mcdaniel: hey, valerie, nice to meet you.. valerie mcdaniel: nice to meet you. andrea canning: when the conversation started, leon didn't sound like someone trying to hire a hitman. he said he'd be happy if meghan just went back to pittsburgh. leon jacob: i want her just to leave. moataz azza: mhmm. leon jacob: i don't want her hurt. andrea canning: but as they ate their pasta, leon's tone hardened. leon jacob: make it very clear to her that if she doesn't listen this time, there's going to be some severe consequences. andrea canning: during the conversation, leon said he wanted adam to try another tactic-- plant some drugs on meghan. leon jacob: she gets pulled over, she has cocaine-- she's not a credible witness anymore. andrea canning: and leon had a more sinister idea, which to the undercover officer sounded like an invitation to murder. leon jacob: give her an injection of potassium chloride and stop her heart. untraceable. adam: it's up to you. do you have that stuff? leon jacob: i can get access to it, yeah. i have acc

valerie: it will be an interesting one.o make a big announcement. we have the spring budget on march 26 but the market is really tempting them to do something further, and that could be another round of tax hikes in order to raise cash, to help her meet her fiscal rules. the problem with that is we have a very huge debt burden already here in the u.k. and we could get to a situation where a tax hikes are going to further hamper economic growth, which is already back to back at 0%. you have an economy not growing, you have the interest rate, this debt cost nearing 5%. you start to wonder whether the u.k. government can fund itself in a long-term basis. we focus more on the interest paid just to pay the coupons on debt, it is a big percent of gdp. if you don't have gdp growing, you're debt stock continues to pile up. so it would be a very interesting situation across europe, especially in the u.k. to see how the governments manage this debt pile. tom: with businesses contending with the higher tax increase as a result. contri

valerie tytel, thank you. ubs's president and head of global wealth management says it will be key for clients to diversify investments amid political tension and economic instability. he spoke to us exclusively at the ubs greater china conference. >> we have started to see a commitment of china towards the economy and we have started to see that economic policy come to bear. everybody is waiting for march. we will see what the next steps around the more proactive fiscal stance will be in china. that will be as relevant as what the u.s. does. >> him speaking to the team on the ground at the ubs china conference. checking some lines crossing in the last minute or so from the ecb saying inflation pressures will continue to ease this year. they are saying we do not want rates to remain high for too long. we need to ensure interest rates follow a middle path so some lines crossing from the ecb currently at 102 euro-dollar and checking in terms of traders pricing around the ecb through this year. expectations you a

. >> let's get more with valerie tytel. we had the jobs data on friday. what is the uniformity around the message from fed officials and to what extent have they coalesced around the idea that there needs to be more time to bring inflation back to target? >> there's been a regime shift in fed speak lately. they were worried about the weakness in the jobs market and now seem to be more focused on the upside risk to inflation. she also went on to say they need to make sure the recent bump in inflation is not persistent. we heard mary daly saying inflation is uncomfortably above target. tom barkan saying there's more upside than downside risk to inflation and what may be behind these words is the fact that from's political and economic agenda might boost growth and cause more upside risk to inflation. we had the ism manufacturing friday they came in strong and boosted treasury yields. overnight these yields continue to move higher. the u.s. 10-year yield at .46 2, 8 basis points shy of the 2024 hi but if we focus on the 30 year yield, which is driven more by

here's valerie castro. >> reporter: stroke by stroke, l.a.. >> reporter: from this bay window with a view to this bell in a nearby tree and this porch for sipping coffee. >> what i'm fascinated with is taking something from a picture and building a story to it. >> reporter: the tragic story that all of these homes share, they're among the 12,000 structures destroyed in the eaton and palisades fires. >> this started because i did it for a friend who lost her home. and i was, like, i can't help you in any other way, and i truly don't even know what to say to someone that's lost this home. >> reporter: so asher picked up a pen and shared the artwork to instagram with a simple offer. to anyone who has lost a home in the l.a. fires, i will draw your home for free. 3 million views on that video later, there's now a waiting list of hundreds of requests. but, amid the submitted names and addresses and reference photos, life stories emerged. >> i'm, like, i will put every detail i can into perfecting this, to give you a good memory. >> reporter: so wh

let's dive deeper into the action with valerie tytel. a reminder of the whipsaw effect of speculation around from's policies. >> what a whipsaw we had especially in the fx market around these headlines. the original reaction to that washington post article saw the dollar really erase a lot of its gains and against that the euro a big leg stronger versus the dollar on those original headlines, moved over a percent which i think showed there were a lot of euro shorts they got squeezed. we had reports of traders talking about the surgeon option volumes. a lot of them seem to be getting stopped out over these headlines yesterday but it was not just the tariff headlines we had to deal with but also some headlines about resignations when it comes to the fed. we can talk about the reaction to bank stocks. we had news from the fed that michael barr is stepping down for vice chair of supervision. that's bank stocks rally. michael barr is known as being tough on capital rules and his resignation maybe opens the door for looser regulations going fo

let's bring in valerie. but there was into context the magnitudes of the moves we saw yesterday.under pressure down nearly .501% so far in this morning's trade, and the markets are telling the u.k. government they need more reassurance. the problem is what more can the government give? the effort sources saint rachel reeves is looking at cutting spending. that will hamper growth, and if you are saddled with debt you need to grow. the market is saying we are not sure whether growth is going to come from. it goes back to the narratives that the u.k. needs to compete for finances on the global stage, and if you have treasury up to 5%, that means the you'll that which guilds need to be at is high enough. interest rate costs will climb, and you can think about the u.s. being some massive black hole with its own gravitational field sucking it all of this capital from the globe and leaving others like the u.k. needing to compete on a global scale, leaving a guild yields at a penalizing high-level for the u.k. government. tom: we are looking exposed with 30 year yields as low as when i l

in particular, valerie greske, me, who served in the as all regiment which was recognized as a terrorist organization in russia and by the way, was recognized as such until recently in the united states. i hope that after today's event, information will spread widely in this country that british diplomats, the organizers of today's event, are inviting a man who glorifies the nazi criminals who killed their compatriots to speak at the un. this is all you need to know about the moral principles of modern western diplomacy. but 1st thing was just one of the speakers that the u. n's informed them . a thing he served in ukraine's as of the battalion which is recognized as a terrorist organization in russia, the figure is known to display the infamous total call for debts. head s s. m going to on his left on russia is on boy reminded his colleagues up the unit in question killed, 97 british prisoners of war. in 1914, we heard from political commentator anthony webber who stays communicate government choose as the gloss over fox it themes inconvenient as well as just i can, cindy ray should not

valerie tytel was talking us through that dollar strength for us. u.s.ss claims falling to an eight-month low. on the flipside, eurodollar weakness. we are at a 1.02 handle currently. we remain on parity watch as we monitor the fears about trump tariffs on europe, fears about another energy crisis, worries about political uncertainty in france and germany both of which we shall dig into in a moment. gold at $75 a barrel as is gold. and bitcoin trading down today, 96,000 dollars is where we are, that is the first step in four days. flipping over to asia, it was a historically dismal start to the year yesterday but asian equities seem to be back on the front foot this morning. china stocks trading in a tight range after that 3% tumble yesterday. the gun steady at 157 per dollar but we should note japan still closed for that holiday, that's why we have no cash trading in treasuries until the top of the. hour let's dive into the energy story, european gas prices rising yesterday after a transit deal for the russian pipeline flow through ukraine expired at th

we will continue watching the senators but let's listen to valerie in salem wisconsin, thank you so much for taking my call. my question revolves around the size of congress which is then equates to the such electoral college. it has an expanded since the early 1900s. we have grown substantially as a country. when do we see congress expand in size and, therefore, really respondingra to a more approprie electoral college -- >> mr. speaker vice president and the united states senate. [applause] >> we can see their calling this to order. let's watch. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] is [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] live picture from inside the house chamber and history is unfolding there and it will come back to studio and we will take your calls about the events that have transpired. [inaudible

we're going to continue watching the senators, but let's listen to valerie in salem, wisconsin. caller: hello. and thank you so much for taking my call. my question resolves around the size of congress which then equates to the size of the electoral college. it hasn't expanded since the early 1900's. we've grown as a country. when did we see congress growing in size and responding to a more appropriate electoral college -- vice president harris: the house will come to order. mr. speaker, and members of congress, pursuant to the constitution and laws of the united states, the senate and house of representatives are meeting in joint session to verify the certificates and count the votes of the electricker toes -- electors of the several states for president and vice president of the united states. after ascertainment has been had that the certificates are authentic and correct in form, the tellers will count and make a list of the votes cast by the electors of the several states. the tellers on the part of the two houses will take their places at the clerk's desk. without objectio

it is on display in the first lady valerie which was started in 1916. how many of you subscribe to smithsonian magazine? that had an article about martha washington's dress and it is a hand-painted silk dress with flowers, they were the flowers from her garden. i wrote a letter which they published, not true, it was made in china, hand-painted in china and was imported and nothing to do with the flowers in her garden. but, lou was the first lady of style, charm, and substance. as anybody interested in her will know, read any books on her will know, the speaker before me, it is very clear that we have a serious woman, don't forget, she was fashionable. thank you. [ applause ] >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by american cable television companies and today we continue to take you to congress and other public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span, powered by cable. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring yourview of what is happening in washington, live and on-demand,

in particular, valerie greske, me, who served in the as all regiment which was recognized as a terrorist organization in russia. and by the way, was recognized as such until recently in the united states. i hope that after today's event, information will spread widely in this country that british diplomats, the organizers of today's event, are inviting a man who glorifies the nazi criminals who killed their compatriots to speak at the un. this is all you need to know about the moral principles of modern western diplomacy. will it take recently, syrup and ukraine's ass off battalion, which is recognized as a terrorist organization in russia. the figure is known to have the infamous depths, head ss unit tattooed on his left arm brushes on boy reminded his colleagues, stuff that battalion killed 97 british prisoners of war. 1940 we heard from political commentator anthony webber, who sees the u. k. government chooses to loss over a fox, it, deans, inconvenient? well, it's just, i couldn't send you. right? you should not as a us to, to the you try government, which is not if i had deal falls

valerie is continuing. >> with a chinatown inaugural night market with music and food and a lot more celebrating for that. new mayor. >> big night chinatown. kron 4. sarah stinson is live there with the latest. a scare. >> that's right. the inaugural night market is really starting to get going. we're feeling the buzzing going around. you can see the road is closed here on grand avenue for the night market. people are starting to come out there taking pictures of some of the entertainment that we will see out here. there's going to be a lot of entertainment throughout the night. not only what you're seeing right now, but also a lot of live music. 5.45, the music? it started with just jam in then dj ruckus at 6.45? and then dj zoo. famous dj is at 7.45? in the meantime, lots of food vendors out here and entertainment. as you see, people are taking pictures. this is kind of what you would see at a regular night market in chinatown. of course, this is a special one for the inauguration of daniel lurie. and it's an exciting of event here tonight. i just spoke with one person who says he'

in particular, valerie greske, me, who served in the as all regiment which was recognized as a terrorist organization in russia. and by the way, was recognized as such until recently in the united states. i hope that after today's event, information will spread widely in this country that british diplomats, the organizers of today's event, are inviting a man who glorifies the nazi criminals who killed their compatriots to speak at the un. this is all you need to know about the moral principles of modern western diplomacy was up for the eric archly is just one of the speakers at the you ends in formal meeting. he served a new cranes as of battalion, which recognized as far as that which is recognized as a terrorist organization in russia. the man is known to have the infamous tongue proof or depth head s emblem tattooed on his left arm, which was on the way, reminded his colleagues that it's unit killed, 97 british prisoners of war in 1940 let's cross live. now, the political commentator anthony webber, to discuss this further, anthony, why do think this and from where you and i see meeti

in particular, valerie greske, me, who served in the as all regiment which was recognized as a terrorist organization in russia. and by the way.

that is the affectation pay let's bring in valerie tytel on the key components worth scrutinizing on the report. >> it will be on that core month on month cpi print. expected to hit 0.3 for a fifth month in a rope. if we look at what is priced into the options market, market attention has squarely returned back to inflation. this is the biggest cpi print in nearly two years. the implied swaying in the s&p 500 for today's print is a plus or minus 1%, this is a high-stakes print both for what we can see happen in the treasury market. a hot print could tempt us to believe that the fed next move could be a rate hike and that bond move could continue. we saw 30-year yields touch 5% the second time this week. a hot cpi print could get the market to get thinking that 10-year yields are headed north of 5% as well. back to the core month on month cpi print. this will be the most important component of the print today. it has printed at 0.3 for the last four months running. that is important because a 0.3 month on month reading gets us farther from the fed's 2% target. that is why we don't wan

. >> let's bring in our market watcher, valerie tytel for an assessment of what we have been hearing from fed officials and a preview of nonfarm payrolls. let's start to what extent is his view. he still expects to be cutting this year. does that align with what we have been hearing from other officials. >> frankly no. we heard from michelle bowman yesterday and she called the cut the final step in the recalibration phase, leading many of us to believe she is perhaps on the dot plot reflecting no more rate cuts this year and also blamed inflation for the reason we are seeing this rise in treasury market yields and it was those concerns that backed up her argument why there should be no further cuts for the remainder of the year and importantly she mentioned she backed luther bank capital rules, important because she is touted to replace vice chair michael barr as the vice chair of supervision so she will be very much in charge of taking forward where those rules go and speaking of the regulatory musical chairs in washington, we have heard confirmation that the confirmation for treasu

with newt gingrich, the former republican speaker of the house, and myself in the oval office with valerie jarrett and his secretary of education and had us tour five cities to study education to see where we could come together. we can in public life disagree without being disagreeable if we have grown-ups in the room and tweeting at each other and name calling is not going tosolve the problems of the people we claim to care a lot about. let's hope grown-ups are in the room as we go forward. that does it for me. thanks for watching! i'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for another live hour of "politics nation." the saturday show with jonathan capehart starts right now.

with newt gingrich, the former republican speaker of the house, and myself in the oval office with valerie jarrett and his secretary of education and had us tour five cities to study education to see where we could come together. we can in public life disagree without being disagreeable if we have grown-ups in the room and tweeting at each other and name calling is not going tosolve the problems of the people we claim to care a lot about. let's hope grown-ups are in the room as we go forward. that does it for me. thanks for watching! i'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for another live hour of "politics nation." the saturday show with jonathan capehart starts right now. >>> final honors, president jimmy carter's casket travels through his beloved homestate of georgia as the country begins the official farewell to the 39th president of the united states. jeremy bash and presidential historian lindsayer lindsay chervinsky join me to discuss. >>> huge headaches from republicans and donald trump lie ahead. congressman robert garcia of california is here live to discuss how dem

we're going to continue watching the senators, but let's listen to valerie in salem, wisconsin. caller: hello. and thank you so much for taking my call. my question

valerie's giscard d'estaing, jim callahan. and then margaret thatcher. some hefty names in in modern history. there was a notable person and an amateur, most notably maybe of the same heft as some of the other people. i named. but somebody you had to deal with when figuring out how to settle the 100 year old challenge of the panama canal, that was the most difficult political issue i ever faced. it was more difficult for me to get seven votes to approve a very unpopular treaty than it was to be president in the first place. really? yes. and i think that the vote of the senate, it was a right vote, was the most courageous act that any member of the congress has ever taken, just one quick statistic of a 20 people who voted for the treaty in the senate in 1978, they were up for reelection that year. out of a 20, only seven came back to the senate and they january and the attrition rate two years later in 1980 was almost as equal to that. but it was the right thing to do and it alleviated tension had been building up between the united states, latin american

annual new use speech has been made promises of prosperity, unity and moving forward to send you valerie, is in most go with more of what he had to say. the president lateral susan's new jersey is message to the russian people is broadcast across the 11 time zones. now in his speech, he hales the nation's resilience, and pay tribute to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the wars trajectory where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine. we will only move forward. we know for sure that the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite the message, it moved here on the streets of the capital, remains sombre. many here are hoping the new year will bring an end to the conflict, the new crane, and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. door such a very l g 0. moscow. rumania and bulgari

and richard valeri on a, diplomatic correspondent of nbc news. the ground rules tonight are basically the same as they were for the first debate two weeks ago. the questions will be alternated between candidates. by the toss of a coin, governor carter will take the first question. each question's sequence will be as follows. the question will be asked and the candidate will have up to three minutes to answer. his opponent will have up to two minutes to respond. and prior to the response, the questioner may ask a follow-up question to clarify the candidate's answer when necessary, with up to two minutes to reply. each candidate will have three minutes for a closing statement at the end. president ford and governor carter do not have notes or prepared remarks with them this evening, but they may take notes during the debate and refer to them. mr. frankel, you have the first question for governor carter. mr. frankel: governor, since the democrats last ran our foreign policy, including many of the men advising you, the country has been relieved of th

host: for representative lori trahan who joins us, the tear from valerie new york, democrats line.nks for calling, you are on. caller: hi, representative. and asking because i was a college athlete and my daughter is hoping to play in college as well, and i know that just with all of the controversies with the swimmer leah thomas, the runner from south africa, i have concerns about the differences, and i was in the military, i was a helicopter pilot in the military, i know what it's like to be a male vs. a female in the military and the differences and having to prove yourself as well. but what are your concerns with the fact that leah thomas when she transitioned was winning every single race just like --, and there's concerns. i wouldn't want my daughter to compete with women who transitioned because there is a difference in the mail body in the female body in the hormones, especially when you've gotten to that level, transitioning to high school. and i am very pro-trans, i know people the trans kids. i don't want that to be differentiation, but there is a difference when it come

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we will continue watching the senators but let's listen to valerie in salem wisconsin, thank you so much for taking my call. my question revolves around the size of congress which

>> valerie still hates me so much. i know she'll never forget me. >> well, whatever you think of that lip reading that kamala harris death stare is going to be pure gold. stay tuned for that. and joining me on my panel tonight, we have former labour minister bill rammell, political commentator and youtube sensation chloe dobbs and former conservative mp sir michael fabricant. a huge two hours. but first, let's get your news with will hollis. >> thanks, alex. at 9:00, your top story the duchess, the duchess of sussex's new netflix series, will be delayed following the devastating fires in la. the streaming service has announced. meghan markle said she's thankful to netflix for supporting her in postponing the programme, so she can focus on the needs of those impacted by the needs of those impacted by the wildfires in her home state of california. visiting victims alongside her husband harry. yesterday, meghan's eight part series with love will now premiere on march 4th instead of january the 15th. sticking with los ange