william lee adams: eva zu beck in canada, getting stuck into a first nations feast.ng been dubbed �*the city that never sleeps�*. a place where you can get anything, from a burger to beluga, at any time, day or night. but, post—pandemic, is the city's food scene still open all hours? we sent kim davis to one of the city's most famous diners to see if they're still cooking right around the clock. jazz music as a native new yorker, i know a thing or two _ about nightlife in this city. now, any good night out starts with food, and where better to fill up than at one of manhattan's most iconic delis? it is so busy here. i have to figure out what i want really quick because if you don't know what you want you're going to get shoved out of the way and people are going tojump in right ahead of you. the first thing i'd recommend is... they give you a ticket and the ticket gets you in. where is your ticket? i don't have one. i walked in without getting one. hello. you can use it to pay and to walk out. to pay and to walk out? hi there. can i please get a pastrami sandwich? de

of them need a whole lot more attention than just a lick of paint and a set of new curtains, as william leeon a property hunt. we'll leave you with him searching for a typically understated new home. and see you all again next week. this is baltersan castle, a 16th century tower home 50 miles southwest of glasgow. it's safe to say it's in need of some serious restoration. james bought it in 1992 with great hopes to restore it back to its former glory. but finding the right investor has been hard. now, the stairwell, very wide for the period. it all speaks of good design and speaks of wealth. you would ascend these stairs, you wouldn't climb, you would ascend. james, what was your vision when you purchased the castle? oh, i could see it. that's the problem. it's a burden if you have vision. because i could see the walls, the painted decoration, the tapestries. it's the old story of a boyhood dream. some people want train sets, i wanted a castle at the age of five. so this brings us into the kitchen area, the wine cellar, the storage for meat. and this wonderful arch here is a very common fea

william lee is a chief economist with the milk and institute sink tank. he drill down the numbers for us. overall economy is that is doing quite well, but it's that distributional impact is where the concern is. one of the things to keep in mind is that the overall and if you don't have your role economy, the interest burden represented by credit cards is only about 10 percent of the people's income. it was much higher back in the great financial crisis of closer to 1314 percent of your income. so the burden is fine in aggregate. but when you look at, we are really affecting people, the most is at the lower end and people are becoming more more discontent because at the low rent they feel that their wages and like keeping up with prices, the whigs like keep you up with inflation. and the resentment is being taught pointed toward the policies of jo bite. and because under donald trump, they were saying, well, we noticed that our incomes actually rising faster than inflation. we were not having these debt burdens as much as we are now. why is it that we are

joining me to look at both sides of the coin is james cakmak and william lee., thank you for bein here. >> thank you. >> james, we were talking about the leadership. nvidia alone which is a third of the s&p gains this year and we are seeing the rally broaden out. small caps at the 52 52-week hi. is there anything to stop it? >> jay powell could stop it this week when he testifies as well as the march meeting later this month. that being said, we continue to be bullish on tech. you can throw those dot-com bubble analogy out the window. it is the not same period. the market is in fair value range. we think that tech continues to be strong. that being said, we still have to be picky on where in tech you go. you have the a.i. structure in play. you talked about that on the show. crypto is a big theme for 2024 and other disruptive companies within the tech space that should continue to do well. you do have to be mindful of the fed and you do have to be mindful of the times of the rate cuts. we are operating in smaller windows of time between each economic milestone

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william lee is the chief economist with the milk and institute, the think tank, and he drill down into the numbers for us. the overall economy is that is doing quite well, but it's that distributional impact is where the concern is. one of the things to keep in mind is that the overall and if you don't have your role economy, interest burden preferences like credit cards is only about 10 percent of the people's income. it was much higher fucking the great financial crisis of closer to 1314 percent of your income. so the burden is fine in aggregate. but when you look at, we are really affecting people, the most is at the lower end of people becoming more more discontent because at the lower end, they feel that their wages and like keeping up with prices, the whigs like keep you up with inflation and the resentment is being taught, pointed toward the policies of jo bite. and because under donald trump, they were saying, well, we noticed that our incomes actually rising faster than inflation. we were not having these debt burdens as much as we are now. why is it that we are having to reso

. >> not only that, williams investigation revealed lee started to plan her escape even before she accusedion of abuse unfounded. she was also getting false documents, drivers licenses and passports and setting the table to flee the country with her child. to try to rationalize it and claim it is based on something not true is a admission of guilt. >> dateline asked lee for a interview but she declined. she pled guilty to all of the charges against her. savannah spoke at the sentencing. she began by giving her name. >> i gave all of them. samantha savannah, i spoke from the heart and i remember saying that she gave me every opportunity and she gave me a incredible life. >> the judge sentenced lead to 21 months in prison. >> what did you think should be the punishment? >> over a third of my life was taken from me. the most important thing in my life, even if my daughter disagrees, i think her mother deserved to spend more time in jail than she did, if nothing else as a warning to any other abductive parent. >> there has been claims of revenge that you put on this for side of trying to find

there is a great ceremony there provided presided over by his former chief of artillery, william nelson pendleton. and leen the basement of the college chapel. but it doesn't stop there. it's a good thing it didn't stop there, too, because almost in a almost in a final indignity, inscription of the burial they had that they had his birth date off by a week. but the college trustees do two things. one is they immediately move to change the name of the institution to washington and lee university. and the next thing they do is begin planning a substantial addition to the chapel as a burial place, a grand burial place for lee, the sculptor, sir edward valentine, who had been contracted to make a sculpture of lee before lee's death, is now taken on board to create a kind of memorial of recumbent figure of robert ely,heack of the chapel is torn down, extended and a large apse is created, and this rec■uumbent valentine sculpture of lee is installed. there. why is the college taking all this trouble? because it knows profit when it sees it. the college is thinking two things. one is this will continue to attract

william lee adams: eva zu beck in canada, getting stuck into a first nations feast.round the clock. jazz music as a native new yorker, i know a thing or two about nightlife in this city. now, any good night out starts with food, and where better to fill up than at one of manhattan's most iconic delis? it is so busy here. i have to figure out what i want really quick because if you don't know what you want you're going to get shoved out of the way and people are going tojump in right ahead of you. the first thing i'd recommend is... they give you a ticket and the ticket gets you in. where is your ticket? i don't have one. i walked in without getting one. hello. you can use it to pay and to walk out. to pay and to walk out? hi there. can i please get a pastrami sandwich? delis and diners are part of the fabric of the city, catering to hunger pangs at all hours. hi, here's your pastrami. oh, my gosh. thank you. enjoy. this is gigantic! this is nothing. i love that. "it's nothin'." he laughs �*nothin'!’ listen, food and nightlife go hand in hand, right. right? we struggl

there is a great ceremony there provided presided over by his former chief of artillery, william nelson pendleton. and lee is buried in the basement of the college chapel. but it doesn't stop there. it's a good thing it didn't stop there, too, because almost in a almost in a final indignity, they get the dates wrong on the inscription of the burial they had that they had his birth date off by a week. but the college trustees do two things. one is they immediately move to change the name of the institution to washington and lee university. and the next thing they do is begin planning a substantial addition to the chapel as a burial place, a grand burial place for lee, the sculptor, sir edward valentine, who had been contracted to make a sculpture of lee before lee's death, is now taken on board to create a kind of memorial of recumbent figure of robert ely, the back of t chapel is torn down, extended and a large apse is created, and this recumbent valentine sculpture of lee is installed. there. why is the college taking all this trouble? because it knows profit when it sees it. the college is thinking two

of them need a whole lot more attention than just a lick of paint and a set of new curtains, as william lee its former glory. but finding the right investor has been hard. now, the stairwell, very wide for the period. it all speaks of good design and speaks of wealth. you would ascend these stairs, you wouldn't climb, you would ascend. james, what was your vision when you purchased the castle? oh, i could see it. that's the problem. it's a burden if you have vision. because i could see the walls, the painted decoration, the tapestries. it's the old story of a boyhood dream. some people want train sets, i wanted a castle at the age of five. so this brings us into the kitchen area, the wine cellar, the storage for meat. and this wonderful arch here is a very common feature. and that fire that would have been in there for the cooking was kept on all the time because stone is like a storage heater. there's a 16th century mill. there's an 18th century croft house down here. there's the 16th century tower and a 13th century abbey. they should be linked as a linear tourist destination. i can tell

no mention of the photo tonight from prince william, as he attends an event for his environmental prize. please welcome mr leenderson. he was in labour, then deputy chair of the conservatives. now lee anderson becomes reform uk's first mp. in haiti, as armed gangs roam the streets, fears that a million people face famine in the capital. one of the largest nato military exercises since the end of the cold war, now including newly joined finnish and swedish troops. and the oscar goes to... cillian murphy. and a first best actor oscar for ireland, as cillian murphy wins for oppenheimer. tonight, newsnight comes live from paisley. once one of the uk's industrial powerhouses, we're in this historic scottish town with politicians and invited guests to talk about their preoccupations and passions ahead of the general election. good evening. in seemingly trying to dampen down speculation about her health, it appears the princess of wales may have fanned more flames of conspiracy. kate has now apologised for any confusion after admitting she edited the first official photograph she'd appeared in since undergoing abdom

well, thank you very much to both lee edwards and to bob williams and delighted to be back at the amongfriends to see all the new faces. lee edwards is absolutely about solzhenitsyn revealing and embodying, might say the power of the word. some of you may remember that his nobel lecture, a very powerful piece in its own right ends by evoking a russian proverb. one word of truth outweighs the world. and he says, i know that is a violation of the law of physics, but it happens to be true. and associates himself four times in his works refer to the publication of the gulag archipelago. so it first appeared in russian in paris on december 28th, 1973, hence this 50th anniversary commemoration. but solzhenitsyn said, with the publication of the gulag archipelago, burnham wood, is moving birnam wood, as you remember, macbeth, the significance of birnam wood moving? in fact, solzhenitsyn went to receive the templeton prize, england in 1983. he asked to go to burn wood, and he did. so. and let me mention just a word about the composition of the gulag. solzhenitsyn writing it in 58. the first cha

no mention of the photo tonight from prince william, as he attends an event for his environmental prize. please welcome mr leenow including newly joined finnish and swedish troops. and the oscar goes to... cillian murphy. and a first best actor oscar for ireland, as cillian murphy

last year martinez-lopez assistant secretary for health affairs cathy lee director of policy at dod and carlos williams the director at walter reed. i'll turn to mr. scott for his opening comments. >> verso want to thank senator warren and her subcommittee and thank you for caring about this issue and for taking this job so seriously.suchis an important topic. tbi is one of the most common injury sustained by american servicemembers. in 2022 more than 20,000 military personnel were diagnosed with tbi. think about that for a second. in 2022 there were more than 20,000 members of the military diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. the vast majority you are 84% were classified as mild which is more commonly known as a concussion. many of those who have raised kids and they have a concussion that scares the living daylights out of you. servicemembers are forgot exposed to low-level blast that typically result in a clinically diagnosed concussion but but this is concerning because repeat exposure to low-level blast me cause similar symptoms. low-level blast exposure from firing heavy weapons may cause a v

lee, i'm stressful. i this list condition i have, i mean if you could sort of also way that she had a sample size. the question, as a partnership with william advice particularly was looking out to the show him the breakup today has the timing of the broadcast. this is a very, very sensitive human situation and it's been so difficult. can we switch weeks? i mean, we now know that's close that as she went on the, when the operation in january, subsequently, she's being the guy in cuba setup and she seemed very vulnerable in the broadcast. and i think seriousness has got across to was son. it was really very, very moving to this, but it's a very various trial of the strong trial as a shot that going to are you crying? so is russia has carried out the biggest attack, hold on to energy facilities in more than 2 years of war assigned to head across the country, leaving many places without pallet including the 2nd largest city hockey's. and this comes as the kremlin changed its official language to describe the conflict, saying it isn't a stay. so for what mcbride has the latest in this report from cave firing off the coil, flash to avoid interce

kathy lee, director of war fighter brain policy at dod, and captain carlos williams, director of the intrepid center at walt walter reed. >> i want to thank senator warren, chairwoman of th committee and subcommittee. and thank her for caring about this issue and fochairwoman, wa for holding this hearing. it is one of the most common injuries sustained by service members. in , 20,000 military personnel were diagnosed. 20,000 members of our litary diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. over 84% classified as mild that is known as a concussion. if any of us, when you raise kids and they have a concussion, it scares the living daylights out of you. missing from day, service members exposed to low-level blasts that do not diagnose as a concussion, repeat exposure to low-level blasts can cause similar services of severe cases of tbi. we know low-level from firing explosives can cause concentration, memoryeased hand- eye coordination, each issue can be serious and disrupt a person's life. there remains a great deal of exposure to the blasts that we do not know. health care providers can

assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, kathy lee, director of warfighter brain health health policy dod, and captain carlos williams, director of the national intrepid center of excellence at walter reed national military medical center. i will now turn to ranking member scott for his comments to open this hearing. >> first i want to thank senator moran, chairwoman of thisi committee and subcommittee and thank her for caring about this issue and for taking this job so seriously. chairwoman warren i want to thank you for holding the threat of such an important topic. traumatic brain injury or tbi is one of the most common injuries sustained by american servicemembers. in 2022 more than 20,000 military 20,000 military personnel were diagnosed with tbi. think about that for a second. just in 2022 there were more than 20,000, 20,000 members of our military who were diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. that's pretty bad. the vast majority of over 84% were classified as mild which is more, no as a concussion. but if anync of us, when you rae kids and they have a concussion, it scares the living daylights out of you.

lee said, soonest mended. >> think william will want an >> i think william will want an apology . apologywe are expecting to see prince william today, aren't we? yes. the oval. yes. at the oval. >> doing something at the oval to do with earthshot prize. to do with the earthshot prize. so be nice to see him out so it'll be nice to see him out and about again as well. >> yeah, it'll be nice see >> yeah, it'll be nice to see if he anything the he addresses anything about the princess probably not, princess of wales. probably not, i but it will be i would expect, but it will be good to see him at the very least. >> okay. shall we catch up on the aiden is with us. hi, aiden. >> good morning to you both. good to see you. >> good to see you. what do we kick off with? >> i would say let's look at the european football at the moment, because rare that the because it's quite rare that the europa league throws up stories. and conference and the europa conference league, the champions league normally league, the champions league normalisaw excellent but we saw some excellent stories night. games stor

lee, i'm stressful. this list condition i have. i mean, if you can, so also way that she has sample size the question as a partnership with william and best particularly was looking out to the children like break up today has the timing of the broadcast. this is a very, very sensitive human situation and it's been so difficult to res, which weeks, i mean, we now know that's close that as she went on the, when the operation in january, subsequently, she's being the guy in cuba setup and she seemed very vulnerable in the broadcast and i think seriousness has got across to was son. it was really very, very moving to this. but it's a very various trial of the strong trial as a shot that going to all to your clients is russia has carried out the biggest attack on into energy facilities in more than 2 years of war science. we're headed across the country, leaving many places without pallet including the 2nd largest city. hi keith. this comes as the kremlin changed its official language to describe the conflict. saying it is an essential for role mcbride has the latest and this report from cave firing off decoy flat as to avoid interception

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. >> lee this morning kensington palace has refused to comment on this growing story. of course , this growing story. of course, prince william the fa. do you think william should at least comment on it or, you know, give his take? >> no, i think william should keep his, take a leaf out of his, late great grandmother's book and keep his nose out of stuff like this. what about the cost , lee? cost, lee? >> because the cost of these shirts is also causing a lot of angenl shirts is also causing a lot of anger. i mean, this this shirt for adults are £124, 99 for kids , £119.99. >> yeah, well , it would appear, >> yeah, well, it would appear, pippa, that we're living in a cost of england football shirt crisis. i mean, who the hell can afford these these shirts at £125? we're telling people in this country that they can't afford to pay for the gas, the electricity, they're going to food banks, etc. and then the fa deciding their wisdom not only to accept ridiculous, football to accept a ridiculous, football shirt with the, with the, the cross of saint george interfered with but charging people £125 for the pleasure of it. what a lo

lee, i'm stressful. i this list condition i have, i mean, if you can shut all. so the way that she had a sample size, the question, as a partnership with william advice particularly was looking out to the children they break up today has the timing of the broadcast. this is a very, very sensitive human situation and it's been so difficult and res, which weeks, i mean, we now know that's close that as she went, underwent the operation in january. subsequently, she's being the guy in cuba setup and she seemed very vulnerable in the broadcast. and i think seriousness has got across to was son. it was really very, very moving to this. but it's a very various trial of the strong trial as a shot that going to was still a hit here. ronelle just there, escalating violence on the streets of hazy gang leaders killed by police has thousands play fighting and the capital induct isn't. can you take to the streets opposite? the government fails to deliver on promises made for 5 years ago. the the hello that the 1st weekend of spring is set to be a pretty solid, a 5th much of europe. not thanks to a cold front that slinking, it's the way down from the northwest to most southern