winnie has played out what she would do.ive me an idea of how constructive you are on credit at the moment. >> i love corporate credit. i think it is unambiguous. corporate profit abilit -- profitability is very high. some will be absorbed in margins, some pass-through. some have the ability to pass that through. corporate america, corporate europe, or finding themselves largely at a negative real yields, and, by the way, there were so much money in the private markets now, they are waiting for an industry or company to go through restructuring, so they can step in, so recovery values are coming out at 100 cents on the dollar, a golden era for investing corporate's. i would love to buy yields at 8%, it will not be there for quite some time. jonathan: winnie, is it a golden era? >> i would say it is in terms of fundamentals, absolutely. all of those things that bob highlighted are spectacular, but, does that come at the expense of the long-term? if we have ultra low borrowing costs at negative real yields, does that mean you'

because there was concerned that winnie the pooh might be a mock, their caricature of president, she didn't think so. you know, is it what would happen if the winnie the pooh film came to hong kong under these new rules? it's not an answer i expected to hear to be talking about winnie the pooh films, but i mean that as he said, the incredible reach of what's going on here. i mentioned that there's not any clarity on streaming services, but you would suspect that they would come on to some sort of attention at some point. wouldn't they exactly what came up today in the legislative council? on the some members of the legislative council, we're actually telling the government a we have to apply this to the streaming services, amazon, netflix, etc, but government to its credit here, the commerce official who was in charge here basically said yeah we, we, we know that, but that's going to be a lot more complicated because it involves technologies. it involves other things. and so let's not go there yet. but basically the government, now they've got the law that they need for censorship. a

and so perhaps it's fitting to give winnie the pooh the final word. bbc news. across northern england, one of the wettest places yesterday, the weather is much brighter today, already seen plenty of sunshine coming out in cumbria, stepjust through the afternoon quite close to average for the time of year, however it will get unseasonably warm towards the end of the week, temperatures of some running around seven degrees above average come into the 20s quite widely. you can see the extent of today's sunshine, quicker cloud working to northern ireland, that is the first sign of this wodge of warmer air that is starting to work in, which will push its way eastwards overnight tonight. so sunshine for most of scotland, england and wales to the rest of the day, so a brisk north—westerly wind blowing around our north—sea coast, but cloud continuing to thicken for northern ireland, turning damp across parts of western england and wales lived in the day, perhaps. overnight, that band of rain becomes more expensive for northern ireland and scotland is the milde

and so perhaps it�*s fitting to give winnie the pooh the final word.h brighter although there is still some rain in the forecast and the cloud will bring up in the — build up cloud will bring up in the — build up in the west ahead of the rain. currently, we have gusty winds down the east coast courtesy of yesterday�*s low pressure, it is pulling away slowly and we have the first on bringing in rain and a second later tonight bringing rain and the second one will be with us for much of the rest of this week. we also have more cloud than the east coast, some of it will hang around in east anglia and the south—east for much of the day, but a lot of dry weather and bright skies and sunny spells across scotland, but, in the west, the cloud will build in the day ahead of the rain coming in which will already be in northern ireland, accompanied by strengthening winds. more clad building across south—west england, wales and the south—west and a few showers in the south—west, possibly on to pembrokeshire as well and temperature is 11—17 . through this evening a

pooh air -- winnie the pooh.i don't know why he doesn't like winnie the pooh but for some reason you can't put up winnie the pooh anywhere in china. the tik tok do that? >> yes, senator. community guidelines are done by the united states market and our team and in california are moderators would make that a violation of our community guidelines. >> in 2019 you admitted censoring videos mentioning tibetan independence. can a tik tok user mentioned tibetan independence? >> yes, senator. >> would happen in 2019 when you admitted to censoring a video related to that? >> i'm not familiar with that incident but that would not be a vital a violation of our community guidelines. >> i think there was a public policy director in 2020 who admitted tik tok had censored an article with regard to for. see that that's incorrect. that would be permitted. >> so you are saying your videos have never been censored by the chinese communist party in any manner? i'm just reading this and wondering if they are wrong. >> i can assure yo

laura: before we go tonight, some news for lovers of winnie the pooh.ridge which the author a.a. milne featured, where christopher robin stood, if you have an estimated $80,000 to spare, it could be yours and you can play pooh sticks forever, dropping sticks into the water and seeing who came out from under the bridge first. that is my favorite game with the boys. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." have a great night. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: high stakes. and at the brink, a possible b

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and so perhaps it is fitting to give winnie the pooh the final word.it's a meat—eating killer, its related to the t—rex, and it's the size of a chicken. we'll talk to an expert about the new species of dinosaur discovered from fragments in a welsh quarry. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. the mayor of london says he'd welcome a change in the law that makes misogyny recognised as a hate crime. yesterday the prime minister says he doesn't support the idea of making misogyny a hate crime. it comes after the met announced that there would be an independent inquiry into the "systematic failures" which allowed sarah everard's killer to work as a police officer. misogyny in our society should be addressed from primary schools — teaching boys about healthy relationships, about respecting girls, to making misogyny a hate crime by outlawing harassment in a public place, make it a criminal offence. but also making sure the awful conviction rates around rape are addressed. londoners who visit richmond park

we have agreed to turn this page completely of our history of our memories. winnie to what noali bay depend a lot on the low and the institution and freedom of speech, he is guaranteed in this country and my through on the institutions and the freedom of speech should be the base of salting out any trouble or any problem. not the street, the street is not their place. to express your objection. this is not acceptable. every thing could be sorted out through the constitution and through the institutions of the country. no threats, no threats are acceptable. our country doesn't toll the rate a lot of differences in the strain. our country needs. com dialogue and com solutions and the, the respect of our institutions on the top of visit the tucson, is the cabinet. i have made contacts with all the concerned parties to sold out the problem and not to be repeated again. we will never allow this to happen again. under any circumstances, the security forces or the army, will do their best to protect the peace in this country. we will never allow. 5 any one to take the country. oh, took it n

the bridge which inspired the winnie the pooh author aa milne to create the game of pooh sticks has beenup for sale for at least $54,000. if you are wondering what a game of pooh sticks looks like, let these kids be your guide. when you drop your stake, no throwing. you all get to do it at the same height. also the other rules, we all do it at the same time. one, two, three, go! i think hugo won or it might�*ve been friday's one. my might�*ve drowned again. how adorable. before we go, the reminder of some breaking news, disaster management officials in pakistan say there has been an earthquake in the south of the country and according to those reports, 15 people have been killed but will have more on that as we get it. that's it for this edition, thank you for lodging. hello there. tuesday's wind and rain was a distant memory by wednesday. in fact, some areas where we'd seen the heavy, persistent rain across north east england had a beautiful day, with some sunny spells, a dry story and feeling pleasantly warm. now, it's going to get warmer still over the next couple of days. average tem

the bridge which inspired the winnie the pooh author a a milne to create the game of pooh sticks has more than twenty years ago, after it started deteriorating but a local carpenter has put it back together and now it's up for sale, with a price tag of at least 5a thousand dollars. if you're still wondering what a game of pooh sticks looks like then let evie, with herfriends hugo and freddie, be your guide. when you drop your stick no throwing and you of all get to do it at the same height. also the other rules, we all do it at the same time. one, two, three, go! i think hugo won or it might�*ve been friday's one. my might�*ve drowned again. how adorable. that's all for now stay with bbc world news. hello there. tuesday's wind and rain was a distant memory by wednesday. in fact, some areas where we'd seen the heavy, persistent rain across north east england had a beautiful day, with some sunny spells, a dry story and feeling pleasantly warm. now, it's going to get warmer still over the next couple of days. average temperatures at this time of year around the mid—teens. by friday, we'

this in a winnie the longer a longer, a longer transitional period. the explanation of this, according to people who knows that they say these people are in power. now are you know, leftists communists and so they don't, they don't represent the majority of the so the nice people and they know that if democracy hubbard, they will be out of the, of the game. oh, this is not my is not my analysis. now this is the analysis of people who are wondering why they don't want them or why they don't want elections as soon as possible. if they have overthrown military regime, they should call for election tomorrow. but no, they don't want, i don't, i don't, i, i'm just, i know, mom, let's pause for a 2nd because we've been referring to a lot of stuff which has happened in the past. and i think it's important to look at some of the key events in recent years. ah, we started december 2018. thousands of people in the northeast, in rigid region of at about a protested against high unemployment of a t interruption. all those things we were talking about. within days,

passed off to the administration and you see this photo in the top right that becameni a pulitzer prize winni photo called serious steps and what is interesting from this a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited the operations, it was launched it did not go well and hence the name bay of pigs fiasco. and he reaches across the political and personal aisle and invited president eisenhower to comep to camp david, and help hm understand how to get through this. how do i fix this mess. do i do? it is a poignant moment, i think, because you have the new upstart democrat inviting the old guard, five-star retired general, former republican president there to talk about what to do. and i think it is a very humble and desperate measure but a humble way to recognize leadership and recognize what president typically passes on between f administrations and tk about what to do best for the country. >> you mentioned this already, mike. some presidents and you talk about thisde in your book, some presidents andav first families visit camp david for frequently thanit others. you could t

i don't know why he doesn't lining winnie the pooh. could a tiktok user do that? mr. beckerman: yes, senator. community guidelines are done by our team in california and the moderation is done here. >> ok, in 2019 you admitted to sensorring videos ordering tibetable independence. can a tiktok user mentioned tibetan independence? mr. beckerman: yes, senator. >> what happened in 2019? mr. beckerman: i can assure you it's not a violation of the community guidelines and would be allowed on the platform. >> i think there was a tiktok public policy director in 2020 that admitted that tiktok had previously censored information from the ccp about forced labor , is that true? mr. beckerman: that would not be in violation of community guidelines and it would be permitted. >> so you're saying that your videos have never been censored by the chinese communist party on any matter? i'm just reading these and maybe they're all wrong. mr. beckerman: i can assure you that our content moderation teams are led by americans. our mission guidelines are public and transparent. and content

the company spent 18 years battling a rights infringement case involving winnie the pooh. for an extension of copyright terms in 1998 that the resulting law was derisively named the mickey mouse protection act. sarah, does disney have better lobbyists or the better legal argument? >> one thing to point out is there've been other creators that have come out. actually disney presented lawsuits against those creators and those lawsuits were settled. so i think it's a huge indicator because the creators don't have anything to lose. they don't have anything right now. disney has everything. so that's the sign right there that shows that they don't want to lose what they already have. >> mike: bob, 15 seconds. how does this play out? >> i think sarah is right. i think disney wins on the law but a lot of times you settle a case because it's better to do that and walk away that have a protracted litigation that you could potentially lose. >> mike: bob and sarah, thank you for your time. finally tonight, good news before we say good night. fox news is marking its 25th anniversary n

mike's dog winnie is going as a "way too early" intern complete with coffee cup. it reminds me. maurice, the u.p.s. driver to deliver all of the last-minute candy in time. that's adorable. my own kids going as mario characters. but the photo is classified. i should note, my costume, successful businessman, it also included a briefcase. >>> still ahead, the messy withdrawal from afghanistan. how did they fail to the rapid takeover. my friend richard haass joins us next on that. next on "way too early." xt on tt next on "way too early." and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe inf

. >> jimmy: so my -- winnie was -- they were both ramen noodle soup once [ laughter ] >> that's so goode're like, "yeah, you're a bowl of ramen. >> that is - [ laughter ] so good. >> jimmy: they would never do that now, now that they're - >> you can't get them to do anything >> jimmy: no, no >> no. >> jimmy: but they are - they're getting into, kind of, scary -- they love being scared now. >> do they >> jimmy: yeah they enjoy -- so that's why -- but i mean, maybe not for "antlers." >> i'd say probably not "antlers" for six-year-olds. >> jimmy: but by the way, i will say your movie, "antlers," that we're going to talk about -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: not only is it -- of course it's scary and it's -- but it's beautiful >> it's really -- it is. it's kind of one of my favorite things about the movie it's very haunt -- well, scott cooper directed it i was such a big fan of his work he did -- i loved "crazy heart" and a lot of other movies he did. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah >> so, when i heard he was making, like, his version of a a scary movie, it's sort of, like, hauntingly beautiful it's a very

and so perhaps it's fitting to give winnie the pooh the final word.ery mild air pushing off the atlantic. we've got rain for scotland and northern ireland too, and it will stay quite damp across our western coasts and hills of england and wales, with drizzle and is a mist and fog patches around the coast as well. but it will be very mild for most, temperatures between 12 and 15 celsius. tomorrow, well, probably quite a murky start across the west and that rain continues to come down across scotland and northern ireland through much of the day. east wales, central, eastern england and perhaps at times a scotland six and breaks in the cloud, and very high temperatures for the time of year come into the low 20s. this is bbc news, i'mjane hill. the headlines at 3.00: the prime minister warns there will be 'difficulties' as the uk transitions towards what he calls 'a high wage, high skill economy'. he told the conservative party conference it was part of his plan to 'level up' the country. this can—do government, this government that got brexit done, that'

and, an old bridge that became part of the classic "winnie the pooh" children's stories was sold at auctione so-called "poohsticks" bridge in southern england was built in 1907, replaced in 1999 and has since been fully restored. sealed bids were submitted i advance. still to come on the newshour: some of the nation's largest pharmacies face lawsuits over their role in the opioid crisis. the ongoing war in tigray, ethiopia, exacerbates widespread food shortages. how scientists are genetically modifying mosquitoes to combat the spread of deadly diseases. plus, much more. >> woodruff: a closely-watched opioids trial began this week in ohio-- the first to go to federal court. the trial focuses on questions of accountability and responsibility for the opioids crisis, which has been connected directly with the deaths of half a million americans. william brangham is here with the latest. >> brangham: this trial focuses on four pharmacy chains-- cvs, walgreens, walmart and giant eagle-- and the millions of pain medications that were prescribed through their facilities. two ohio counties, lake and

episode of "the wonder years," anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winnie about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. and so they shave their beards, give up their dashikis, and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were all talking about winning their votes. now the young urban professionals and the rest of their baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that the generation after the generation of the '60s may be embodied by alex keaton on "family ties," seeming to be a lot more interested in the corner office than the new jerusalem. >> you're a young man, you shouldn't be worried about success. you should be thinking about hopping on a tramp steamer and going around the world. >> the '60s are over, dad. >> thanks for the tip. >> you weren't laughing at michael j. fox's character for being too conservative. you were actually laughing at the parents for being too hopelessly liberal. >> what is this? i found it in t

hi, winny, hi, frannie >> remember when they were on your show all the time >> yeah, i do. the way, he can rap. >> can you show us >> i got you i get lit when i stand up. >> okay. we're ready. ♪ i get the crowd hype hands high like the cheap sox ♪ ♪ a, a -- i wrote this last night. one more time. >> okay. ♪ i get the crowd hype hands hike lie the cheap sox ♪ ♪ i'm like the feathers on peacock ♪ ♪ the new tonights tonight show ♪ ♪ i hit you to the new hit, yo ♪ ♪ i can't believe i got to rock on the "today" show ♪ >> this kid is the greatest. >> i love you, buddy >> well done >> dillon. >> unbelievable. >> we are so proud of you. >> hugs all around, cutie. >> dillon, jimmy fallon. >> you guys are the greatest i watch you every single day >> you always say that >> i do. i love ya. >> clash of the cover bands tonight on e and the kids tonight show starts streaming tomorrow >>> just ahead, another favorite around here, martha stewart is live on our plaza cooking up some fabulous desserts but first, your local news >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26 right now. i'm laura

. >> i don't know winnie the pooh would agree with you >> hey, i'm smarter than the average bear i hopet's the cooling of pacific waters near the equator. what does that mean? first of all, in the atlantic, that helps increase tropical development and so that means the favorable conditions are there for that development we're going to be watching that. and the other problem? the storm track for the west up to the north for the winter. that pushes that to the north and that keeps dryer conditions, really, for the west it's going be warm here, summer like today 83 in salisbury, 84 in newark. raleigh, 86. we're talking charlotte near record to record temperatures. tomorrow this front pushes in. that brings all the rain and it will drop temperatures from 60s to 50s that is what's going on around the country. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, kari hall. our temperatures today head for the low 80s. we will be in the mid-80s in the inland areas tomorrow. a little taste of summer and then go into the end of the weekend, there's a significant cooldown and we will continue to stay cool going i