winnie, thank you for joining us.here is a growing concern that the inflation we are looking at now could lead to something worse, like a 1970's style inflation eventually. we are starting to see wages creep higher along with prices. what is your view? winnie: thank you for having me this afternoon. my view is not that we will reach a 1970's style of stagflation. there have been a number of changes in terms of the structure of the global economy, domestic economy, structure of the labor force, technology and productivity gains we have seen. i am not calling for a stagflationary environment. right now, we are focused on the inflationary pressures which are acutely on the supply side right now. there has been a deceleration in demand, topline numbers, gdp growth in q3 exacerbated by the spike in coronavirus, the delta wave. but there is still a lot of pent-up demand. we are very focused on how long it takes for that demand to play through the system and how quickly corporate america can react to the supply chain factors

winnie: definitely in europe we are seeing a lot of u.k. europe that the numbers are really going up. we can see the pace of what we always look at is the pace of booking. that has come back quite strong. australia and japan, because of the domestic travel and they are no longer in lockdown, so, you can see much more stake asian coming forward. china has been on a growth since one year ago. it has resumed to normal. >> what is the group's plan for further expansion? winnie: we are a city strategy company so we like to have hotels in cities we are already in. so, in the u.k., london. we are looking at manchester. in australia, where we already have our presence, we are opening gold coast, boxing day, we will be opening gold coast. we are open in paris. we will open in brisbane and cindy as well -- sidney as well. >> what is the transformation you want to see? you have been in business for 70 years. what is the vision for the third-generation moving forward? winnie: next year is our 50 year being listed in the hong kong stock exchange. that i

looks like winnie the pooh, so it he's been banned in china.nd it hard to believe these are real pictures and that she is safe is-- if there is winnie the pooh in the background. what are your thoughts? >> highly suspect china is sensitive to this and they do center-- sensor that across the internet now and i gather there's a number of stuffed animals behind her and that's supposed to be the secure setting of her home. it strikes me as propaganda and once again one of these international organizations with covid, the world health organization, we see this where china has un human rights commission in its pocket. they are very good at propaganda and getting people to tow the line and very few people seem to ask questions about it. maria: so, why won't joe biden bring up these issues with xi jinping? i mean, you have hypersonic weapons test over the summer. china reportedly fired a missile from the weapon as it approached a target during flight with the advance maneuver a sign that chinese program is more sophisticated than originally known and t

. >> i was thinking winnie the pooh with the honey. >> yes. all sorts of pop culture references. >>> let's take a look at weatherwise. we are in the midst of a dry weather stretch. the rain towards the pacific northwest. high pressure, in control of the weather. also mild temperatures, not a lot. anaheim got up to 95 degrees today. we are going to be about 3-6 degrees above average. the dry weather is just getting started. the 6-10 day outlook shows a good chance of below average rainfall for the bay area and most of california. the 8-14 day outlook shows the same. that takes us all of the way until thanksgiving. below average does not mean 0. average rainfall in middle november is not that high to begin with. no fog in san francisco, there is fog in downoakland airport and santa te it is near the warm spot. everybody else is in the lower to middle 50s. the fog will spread out. reduce visibility. starting the day on friday. the visibility will improve heading towards midmorning and the last of the fog should be gone by 11:00, i think, noon at

western bororders of belarus remain sealed with a heavy security presence in lafayette, with the winnie poland -- latvia, lithuania and poland. some have abandoned their attempt to enter the eu, heading to minsk. they will board a flight heading to baghdad. in the northern iraqi city, most of the passengers were from the region near the border with turkey. many had been stranded at the poland belarus order for more than a week before giving up on reaching the eu. reporting from the airport. >> as they arrive you can see exhaustion in their faces. while some are glad to be home, others so they will return. >> i'm going back, i'm ready to try 100 times again. next summer i intended to go. >> they released a statement blaming people for smuggling iraqis into belarus. it is to crackdown. they have arrested 10 members of the criminal smuggling gang in the last 10 days. some turning thursday described a horrific experience. >> the situation is so bad, smugglers are using people. i have seen people dying before my eyes. i will not try to travel again. i will not go. >> a lot of these people ha

i don't know what the other offices thought of jesse winnie. what kind of torture and tortures would knowing use of the supreme court and in the abs of a the case and of course was using the sentence committees investigation. what did the constitute? well, that that was the other significant may be more significant. part of this case is that his testimony was public, and the generally nobody's been allowed to say what happened to them in the black sites. um they're, they're what they say what my client has said to me. i'll borrow him. a mouse re, is classified. they've never been allowed to explain what their feelings are. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things that were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him. basically just horrific and that's what happened to the others in the black sites also. i mean it, so nothing has happened. i mean, this is just in the past few days, nothing has happened. that senate ripple which is the cia of il

we want to get back to my family and then cross the border together, winnie water, food and clothing at the border. we have nothing as we were in the camp just because we hoped it would be good here. but now i see that we are dying after all these acts of violence and force and our cabin earlier discussed the border situation with robert owners from the medical charity doctors without borders. as the weather gets more difficult as people stranded in this space for an even longer period of time, the ability to cope with those conditions and, and have enough food and water. ready and access to to assistance and it's only going to get more difficult. so we're extremely concerned that this is going to get a lot worse before it gets any better. are you concerned about poland, preventing humanitarian aid groups from entering the area from the other side of being coals for people to press to get in. most importantly for comfort goods to come in basic food, basic water, just a few blankets, etc. access for humanitarian organizations to people in need is, is i guess the bread and butter of wh

they beat the better equipped and top ranking teams of the world, winnie the championship cup. the moment of victory for the academy, co founder and coach sake, whom i knew ben after playing professional football in the gulf in asia, he returned to his war torn country to built schools. little did he expect that in the process. they would make football champions for bought tish discipline at fish to roll. cho til better men tish to roll, chew education. now today we have a 4. bob president says, a lot of message till till i be around the youngest. i use the elliot. my beer is president george where it was named the best player in the world. in 1995, the striker played for top european clubs. after growing up the same slums of quite she, she hopes to outperform him and is already a role model to others. so my name is gorgeous fit and they shantell who you want. they'll kick long. or what do you want to do in the future? not though cause iran doing now, you know, with boy a few for the best number 23 central defender blessing. brown says if it weren't for the academy, he would no

he's a second lieutenant before winnie scott hancock gave him even enrolls at west point. other letters, personal letters between these two almost brothers? they do not exist. there are no letters from hancock even mention armistead. i'm sorry there are two letters from hancock that mention armistead but they are after he's died and is inquiring about the circumstances of armistead splinting. if you're researching a book on armistead and hancock and their friendship you better find out if they are friends. so i hope you conclude since i'm up here that they are friends. i'm confident in saying they were good friends. they were not almost brothers. they weren't even best friends in the modern sense and they spent a lot of time away from each other but they served together on the frontier. they served together in the mexican war they built up on the soldiers and a long continued for 19 years so to me it's a very compelling and unique story reflecting on what the civil war did to the country but it's just not the same story you heard in the novel in the movie. who were these g

i want to bring in winnie with safeway, you guys have been a big partner in making this happen. so important? >> it's important to give back to the community we serve. we are excited to partner with nbc bay area again. >> reporter: talk about making the food go a great distance, that's where you come in. >> a $10 donation turns to 20 meals to be able to help support families in need. >> reporter: we know so many families need the help and the system. >> yes, one and four families in the bay area we are seeing. we love to partner with you, wendy, we get to see you every year. we are out here and we hope people get a chance to come on down. it will be some other folks from nbc bay area. >> reporter: you will be coming out here and if you are not able to get to a safeway today, don't worry, this is going on until december 25th. why don't make three, it's a good number. >> that's a good number. it's a great way to be apart of the community. >> that's amazing $10 turning into 20 meals. incredible. you can stop by help those in need by making a $10 donation at any local participation

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like that's a winnie strategy, and it's not, shocker.st there to get a vote a couple of months before a campaign. communities need sustained engagement. they need education. they need-- they need to deeply understand how their vote is tied to their lives, to their health insurance, to their education, to their-- to their neighborhoods. and i think it's the work we do in a nonelection year that determines what happens in an electionr. ap>> steen: yes. absolutely, right.ica feera, whu running for office? >> oh, god. why aren't you running for office? ( applause ) >> stephen: we'll run together. we'll run together. exactly. but come on, president america. >> it writes itself a little bit. >> stephen: it kind of does. it kind of does. >> stephen: your show "gentified" is back for season two. congratulations for that. that's always a very good feel. on "gentified" here directing and executive producing. so what is the show about and what can we expect this year? >> "gentified" is a dream come true for me as an executive producer and director.

i know he is sensitive of being compared to winnie the pooh. could a tiktok video be put up making reference to him as winnie the pooh. i don't know why he doesn't like winnie the pooh, for some reason you can't put it up in china. could a tiktok user do that. >> yes, censor. >> really? >> they're done by our team in california. our moderators are done here and it wouldn't be a violation of our community guidelines. >> okay. what about in 2019 you admitted to censoring videos mentioning tibet and independence. can a tiktok user mention tibet and independence? >> yes, senator. >> what happened in 2019 when you guys admitted to censoring a video related to that? >> i'm not aware of that, but it is not a violation and would be allowed on our platform. >> what about -- i think there was a tiktok public policy director in 2020 admitted that tiktok had previously censored consent critical of the ccp in regard to forced labor, with regard to uyghur muslims, is that correct? >> that's not correct. it is not a violation of our guidelines and that conten

oh, winnie boy, oh, whoa. i have to watch when i say this. folks, i'm not even sure that was armistead's nickname. there's very scant evidence to that. it's not an essential part of the story so i deal with it in the appendix of the book. you can read it, the appendix is titled lo and behold. so lo and behold, armistead leads about 100 men over the wall. and we're all familiar with this unique marker, the armistead marker put up in the late 1880s. see what that looked like about a century ago. i had never seen that. that was just an interesting photo i dug up. that, of course, is modern. is it accurtally placed? there's accounts that he said he fell down, there's one account from a guy in his brigade who said he was hit when he crossed the wall and staggered forward to the second line of guns where he fell. there are multiple accounts, union and confederate, he charged past the wall, up to the second line of guns where he was hit and fell. the most credible of those is from the union commander at the wall, alexander webb. he writes a letter t

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but then, this is more the type of beeple stuff i'm like -- this is called "jabba the pooh/winnie the. >> jimmy: this one might be one of my favorite ones. it's call "first emoji." >> there you go. >> jimmy: our ancestors building -- or someone building rome who knows -- >> yeah, i was just kind of trying to imagine if they were, like, building this weird thing that they didn't even understand why they were building this emoji, or what it is [ laughter ] back in medieval times this was actually the day my daughter was born, and - [ laughter ] --i had to do it very quickly before we went to the hospital [ laughter ] which doesn't sound great, but it was like two minutes so, yeah [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: and this one's just called "hey. [ laughter ] okay, yeah, self explanitory >> i think we're good there. i think we're pretty good there, yeah. >> jimmy: do you have any advice for people who want to get into this, or get into to what you're doing? >> yeah, there's tons of tutorials out there. and there's, you know, there's free software out there as well and i think it's someth

. >> the environmental concerns are the likes of elon musk winnie talk about that coin and was simultaneouslythe environment that is talking about the currency were a t lotf that done at the expense of the environment. it. >> you know you are 2021 when people are concerned about the environmental damage created by crypto currency read i never t.thought that i would see that day and it did not predict that one. >> you talk about antitrust i apologize if i'm pronouncing this wrong but the relationship between silicon valley and dc and for do you see these antistress hearings is ever going to impact the valley or make a a difference with alexa facebook and amazon and these companies, will it ever affecting any of these companies pretty. >> i think at some point he does. we forced to stand several years and washington dc has got a due date something about big tech and big tech in their army of lawyers and you know, heads back to dc in the lobbyist in the right to big checks everything gets quiet again and i think that there is a rising anger about what iss going on. and that m these guys have too

many southerners including winnie sumner when they talk about slavery as his father-in-law does as anature that has eaten out the vitals of the south. and yet having said that he immediately turn around and say there's nothing we can do about it. it's here, it's legal. what are we going to do about it. we look at those rationalizations and say come on . if there are two thingsin mind , lee didn't have a point. about slavery being the problem for whitepeople . as you might think a racial point of an economic point. because slavery of course is bound up with slave labor, how could free labor hopeto compete with slave labor . so that is in fact making an economic point even if it is racially unenlightened which it is. the other thing that has to be borne in mind here is that lee is looking at the situation where he may not have a whole lot of control of the situation. he after all doesn't owned slaves. and what's more any southerner who starts to take steps about emancipating slaves is immediately going to find himself cornered by other white southerners who will threaten him. now, what

we did speak to winnie chu a few weeks ago, talking about the whole outlook for hospitality.erate one of the biggest florentine hotels in hong kong. i asked her a strategy of pushing quickly into a quarantine hotel paid off. here is what she had to say. >> being a quarantine hotel is very much to support the immunity, but thankfully we have -- support the community, but thankfully we have been positive ebita. our numbers are not pre-pandemic level but we are not far off. yvonne: looks like the pain for cathay pacific is not over. posted earnings that topped analysts but warned sales will decline this quarter because of persistent chip shortages. first quarter net income came in at $1.3 billion. the taiwanese company sees shortages lasting until second half of next year. chinese developer -- raised just under $1 billion through the share -- the sale of new shares. they also received $430 million in the form of an interest free loan from the controlling shareholder and chairman. it's china's fourth biggest property company by sales. its financial health has been under scrutiny

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

i would like to acknowledge jenna the health operations chief, danielle taylor, winnie fey deputy operations chief, jonathan pierce, howard chen project lead outbreak management, and christopher ross with advance planning, monica gwell operations deputy, julia dysart. it has been a pleasure to work with such a committed group of coworkers who went above and beyond and really lived the d.p.h. mission to protect and promote the health of all san francisco can you demonstrated the core lead. no matter the circumstances, you always try to treat others with respect. we see the fruits of your work supporting outbreaks in congregate settings and schools. whether in the halls the center or elsewhere in the city, i felt a sense of comradery of purpose and genuine support of each other. you truly represent some of the best the department has and an asset to the city of san francisco. it was a pleasure working with you. thank you. >> president bernal: let's give everyone round of applause. [ applause ] >> clerk: thank you to your entire team for bringing forward their excellent work. we will have vice

>> a until adviser winnie sun has this to say. >> holding out cash isn't in your best benefit, interest at an all time low, as inflation costs go higher, your cash is worth less and less. you should consider investing now more than ever >> inflation, higher rates, higher energy costs, global uncertainty, another viewer asks, what are the possible trends swimming in this environment? >> over the long term, we have seen that that has rewarded investors. you don't do it just because we see inflation on the horizon and values should outperform you do it for the long term and then you tend to enjoy a dark inflationary period. >> pam, i was talking about overweighting finance stocks some will answer more questions live coming up today at 12:00 eastern time on the cnbc your money event. sharing the ways to navigate financial challenges and invest for the future to register, go to cnbc.com or scan the qr code on the screen >> what could you buy? you were an investor, what could you do tips it gets a little ar cane, doesn't it >> it does it does. but a lot of folks are focusing on economic risks

shortly after winnie the pooh came out there was an interview in "the times" that said wait until father about him when i grow up. so just all these things. there's an interview with scott and zelda fitzgerald's parents saying they just sit around on their fat hands. so finding those news stories was great. oh, and there is the fitzgeralds. i love this photo. we had an amazing photo editor for the book. i had never seen this photo before this is early '20s, the fitzgeralds in their apartment. look at that picture. >> that's great. >> it's remarkable. >> this is gene robinson. how do you as editors of "the times book review" deal with the responsibility of being the book review in this country? everybody who ever writes a book rushes to "the times" to see, "a," was i reviewed in "the times," "b," did they like it, did they not like it? and that sense of make or break, that power being in your hands, how do you deal with that? >> i think, you know, we have such a group of smart, passionate editors at "the book review." i will tell you there's nothing we like better than finding that book t