wright. let me tell you something about brenda. i remember when i first started getting active in san francisco and i used to see this woman who walked around with such grace and took charge of a room and everyone was trying to be her friend. they were trying to be her friend because not only was she the type of woman to get things done, she was the type of woman that you wanted to be like. she also had a kind word of advice. and when she worked for wells fargo, let me tell you wells fargo has not done half of what it should be doing if it were not for brenda wright. and let me tell you, one year alone, $60 million to almost 300 organizations because it wasn't just about giving to the large institutions that had development teams to apply for funding, it was about the small african american art art it was about the different groups. they have the heart for the community and no one could wear stillettos like brenda wright. and let me tell you she will step just as good in those halls of power

i think if you're close minded to someone, i mean, don't forget ian wright gary forget ian wright andker, think played for lineker, i think played for england a short england together for a short penod england together for a short period other period and have known each other for long time. and if you feel for a long time. and if you feel as a mate or even if you don't feel that, you might, it's been hard by just as a basic hard done by just as a basic show solidarity. i wouldn't show of solidarity. i wouldn't look that, i'm not look down on that, and i'm not particularly by it, to particularly surprised by it, to be i wouldn't condemn be honest. i wouldn't condemn him. are all for the him. are you all for the solidarity survey? well i'm waiting where alan waiting to see where alan shearer fall. is he shearer is going to fall. is he going express solidarity going to express solidarity this may? to say, see, may? is he going to say, see, this a potential opportunity this is a potential opportunity to over gary's but to take over gary's chair, but just so any bbc producers are just so i

. >> commissioner wright. >> here. >> we expect president matsuda to be absent today. now is the time for general public comment and you may address the commission except agenda items and that opportunity will be afforded when it's reached in the meeting. each members of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. again if you're using webex you need to raise your hand or calling in remotely press star three and if you're in the chamber of commerce bers come forward. seeing no members of the public to address you under general public we can move on to -- excuse me? >> [off mic]. >> i'm sorry. is there anything? oh no? department matters please call the next item department announcements. good afternoon commissioners. i am from the staff. i have a number of updates for you. relevant to the landmark program and supervisor peskin introduced one for the afternoon way and remnant ofon old factory and the staff will work through the designation process on that. supervisor chan initiated mark mags on the allex sander theater on the marquee and the staff is work

commissioner wright? >> commissioner jason wright: yes.on't think that i can say it any better really than my fellow commissioners already have. i agree with everything they have said. and i do just want to say that i really appreciate the philosophy and the operation of the congregation and really what it means. i think the inclusivity that it preaches and practices is what the city and the world needs. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. i would like to offer a few comments. thank you for sharing your comments with us and thank you, pilar, for all the work that you do. for those who may not know, when we talk about landmark designations, it's usually about the building, but today we have the great honor of talking about the association of a person. i really want to make sure that that is called out in the landmark designation particularly many people just flip right through to the ordinance thinking that is the most important document in a landmark designation, and i'm hoping that we can maybe further highlight dr. thurman'

i'm laura wright. this is bloomberg. tom: laura wright in london. thank you.silver gate falls victim to the crypto market turmoil. the bank enters voluntary liquidation. we have more on the fate of this bank. what it means for the broader crypto sector and the financial sector. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if you want to solve inflation, you have to keep on raising rates appeared of course, don't forget there is a political element here. they don't want to damage the biden administration by raising rates too much and the economy. so, it is really a conflict, and i would say that they are going to continue on this path in being very careful about raising rates but at the same time, once the election is over, then they will go full gone and raise rates to where it will have some impact. tom: veteran emerging markets investor mark mobius on the feds inflation fight. we are 53 minutes into the european trading day. losses of .4%. a choppy session in the first 53 minutes. the yield curve in the u.s., the two years coming in three basis points after the run

pandit ian wright has said he will the pandit ian wright has said he will not appear on the saturday'srogramme in solidarity with gary lineker. we'll bring you all the latest. also on the programme. the uk promises france half a billion pounds to deal with illegal channel crossings — rishi sunak calls it their �*largest ever small boats deal�*. today we've taken our cooperation to an unprecedented level to tackle this shared challenge. the inside story of how a gang stole £10 million of tax payer's money that should have been used to help small businesses during covid. drivers are stuck for hours overnight after snow in some parts of the uk causes disruption on the roads. # never fighting but it always wins. later in the hour on the bbc news channel, looking at the penultimate news channel for the six nations champion. can they keep the grand clean dream good evening. gary lineker has been pulled by the bbc from presenting match of the day — following his tweets criticising the government's latest immigration policy. a bbc spokesman said he will �*step back�* from match of the day unti

it all started with ian wright.in the last few minutes if is fired minutes the if lineker is fired , he's out of the , he's off, he's out of the football , cancel the magazine football, cancel the magazine show, rights gets show, which are rights gets access the premier league access to the premier league won't be about this one won't be happy about this one bit bbc paid £211 million bit the bbc paid £211 million over three years. that was the last deal they signed back in january 2018. to take this highlights now, highlights package. now, in terms premier terms of revenues, the premier league, that league, it's not that significant sell significant because they sell the rights package to sky for point 1 billion, they also sell overseas packages. but what it guarantees is it is an audience i one thing that the satellite channels can't get the paid for channels can't get the paid for channels can't get is the audience that the prime slot on bbc gives them on a saturday evening. we're talking 12 million people here aw

you've now got ian wright . and alan shearer pulling out of match of the day.l going to go ahead? i no, i absolutely respect people's right to make that decision, and bbc sport have to look at the programme they're going to produce for the weekend as normal. but thanks so much, i haven't got more to add. do you want the programme to go ahead tomorrow? - would you expect the programme to go ahead tomorrow? _ i'm not going to say more than i've said on this, and i thank you so much. it's all in the statement, thank you very much. i spoke earlier to brendan clarke—smith, conservative mp for bassetlaw. now, of course, i'm not one of these people who's calling for him to be fired from hisjob, and i don't believe in cancel culture or anything like that. but i think if you look at the standards that are for other bbc employees, if they'd have said that, they'd have been taken to task for it. and i don't see why gary lineker should be given a free licence to say what he wants whenever he wants without any form of comeback on that. now, the comparison to germany in the

ian wright and alan shearer have walked out of tomorrow's programme in protest.n the last hour the bbc said the show will "focus on match action without studio presentation or punditry". gary lineker was told he cannot return until there is a clear and agreed position on his use of social media. the bbc�*s director—general defended his decision. as editor in chief of the bbc, i think one of our founding principles is impartiality — and that's what we're delivering on. but there are questions tonight about the corporation's enforcement of its rules on impartiality — with its chairman under investigation over previous links with borisjohnson. also on the programme... asylum policy also centre stage at a meeting in paris — where the uk promises france £0.5 billion to deal with illegal channel crossings. the gang who stole £10 million of taxpayers�* money that should have been used to help small businesses during covid. woman shouts. we tell the story of four afghan sisters terrorised by the taliban, now living in safety in germany. and the music from small—town amer

let bring in degas wright. degas, i have to talk about the futures.ing into the green for a bit. jobs report coming up before the bell what are you expecting >> so, frank, a pleasure to be on with you. i recently met with my investor group comprised of economists and business owners and wealth managers we feel the fed will continue to control the inflation and we'll be in the trading range because the fed will continue to hike rates for longer and we'll be in the range of 3,700 to 4,100. we believe the non-farm payrolls will come in hotter at 225,000 and we are believing that we will see a 50 basis point rate hike coming up >> so you already believe 50 basis point hike will happen regardless of the jobs report and cpi next week? >> yeah. once again, we are seeing that the fed will have to control interest rates and one of the things people are saying when they drop down to 25 basis points, that may have been too soon we have to control inflation moving to 50 basis points is what we are forecasting. >> interesting despite what jay powell said, you see

ian wright, former england footballer also often appears as well. which was recorded just as this whole thing was happening yesterday. he has said that if gary lineker goes, "i will be gone, too." he said gary lineker should be able to say what he believes on his own social media channel. that should be something he is allowed to do. snowballing in that sense, snowballing also in the political sphere because we have had labour stepping into this, opposition labour party. they are walking past saying bring back gary lineker. the opposition labour party, lucy powell, she has been on the bbc this morning, she is very upset, she says this is a mess, the bbc has got themselves into bowing to a tory campaign to cancel somebody who disagreed with their views. she was drawing then the connection or the parallel, she said, she drew was with the bbc�*s own chairman, richard sharp. and she said in that case, what she said was, "i noticed the same critics of impartiality," talking about the gary lineker case, "were completely absent when the bbc chart failed to

but alan shearer , ian wright but alan shearer, ian wright have both backed out .le have both backed out. meanwhile football focus and final score were cancelled today after alex scott and mohammed said they won't appear on the shows. the chancellor told gb news he wants britain have the most competitive business tax rates amid calls to scrap a planned hike in corporation ahead of wednesday's . jeremy hunt spoke wednesday's. jeremy hunt spoke exclusively about his plans to deliver growth tackle inflation. he said the increase from 19 to 25% would still leave the uk with a lower corporation tax rate . the nearly all major rival rate. the nearly all major rival and a 25 year old man has been arrested. the terrorism act after new ira claimed responsible for the shooting of detect . chief inspector john detect. chief inspectorjohn caudwell . it follows the search caudwell. it follows the search of a property in the londonderry area . police say the man will area. police say the man will also be questioned over a hoax security alert . mr. caldwell security alert. mr. ca

bill wright, plays ken? ken wright, who plays ken?t did you learn from them ? to take my time . and i them? to take my time. and i remember a scene in the rovers and i was was playing a costume of a character and. the camera was about to punch him. i was singing straight to william boxer, ken barlow , and we did boxer, ken barlow, and we did our scene and it was very fast. and then the cameras pan to william roache, and he just everything stopped. it was quite like the matrix. it's like you watch him, like that's how you do it. and in those moments, you think you, know what? you've got to absorb and and just to absorb it and just and just take your time, believe every to absorb it and just and just take that time, believe every to absorb it and just and just take that you're)elieve every to absorb it and just and just take that you're saying.avery to absorb it and just and just take that you're saying. but/ to absorb it and just and just take that you're saying. but it word that you're saying. but it was very as well i mean he's is th

ben wright, bbc news, swindon.ee has said that the former snp mp — margaret ferrier — should be suspended for 30 days — for breaking covid laws. ms ferrier admitted putting people at risk after speaking in a debate at westminster — and travelling by train — when she had coronavirus in september 2020. her suspension would almost certainly trigger a by—election in her rutherglen and hamilton west — which she represents as an independent — and is a key target for labour. a criminal investigation is under way following allegations that as recently as 2020 a meat supplier falsely labelled huge quantities of foreign pork as british meat. the national food crime unit is also looking into claims that the company mixed rotten pork with fresh meat and falsified documents to cover its tracks. our business correspondent emma simpson is here. this is a story of alleged widespread food crime going on over many years widespread food crime going on over many years and widespread food crime going on over many years and it widesprea

sure, all right, dr lauren wright from | right, dr lauren wright from princeton, thank you forjoining has been denied parole in south africa. that's according to the department of correctional services — but now there is confusion about whether he was even eligible to apply for it in the first place. we spoke to our africa correspondent andrew harding a little while earlier about what has happened. it is a pretty farcical situation, the south african justice system looking like it has made a big mess of this. today's parole board hearing, we are now learning, should never have gone ahead in the first place, because the prison authorities here actually received a letter three days ago, on tuesday of this week, explaining to them that oscar pistorius has not actually served, according to their calculations, half his time in prison, half of his sentence. in fact, that time will come next august, in 202a. i spoke just a short while ago to oscar pistorius's uncle arnold who was mystified. he said it was clear to him that he had served half his sentence, and he said he would be getting lega

bill wright, plays ken? ken wright, who plays ken?rse. what did you learn from them ? to take my time . and i them? to take my time. and i remember a scene in the rovers and i was was playing a costume of a character and. the camera was about to punch him. i was singing straight to william boxer, ken barlow , and we did boxer, ken barlow, and we did our scene and it was very fast. and then the cameras pan to william roache, and he just everything stopped. it was quite like the matrix. it's like you watch him, like that's how you do it. and in those moments, you think you, know what? you've got to absorb and and just to absorb it and just and just take your time, believe every to absorb it and just and just take that time, believe every to absorb it and just and just take that you're)elieve every to absorb it and just and just take that you're saying.avery to absorb it and just and just take that you're saying. but/ to absorb it and just and just take that you're saying. but it word that you're saying. but it was very as well i mean he

pandit ian wright has said he will the pandit ian wright has said he will not appear on the saturday's today we've taken our cooperation to an unprecedented level to tackle this shared challenge. the inside story of how a gang stole £10 million of tax payer's money that should have been used to help small businesses during covid.

christine. >> jasmine wright, thank you so much.ev senior corrector of axios and editor of democracy journalism and citizens institute. nice to see you. >> good morning, christine. >> why are the white house and democratic leaders trying to make these moves to reset the vice president's image right now? >> yeah, i mean, christine, it's because her approval ratings are quite low. when she's at 40%, it's a good day. and that's not the position you want to take before an re-election campaign. and this is where the rubber meets the road because joe biden is poised and micks history in the octogenarian stakes. and raises the stakes for who the vice president is, who the running mate will be. and it's true, if democrats are adding, you know, if democratic leaders are kind of adding to the undercurrent of the unpopularity with kamala harris, it could be a problem. i think the challenge for biden and for harris is going to be that this is just simply the reality. and she's going to need a find a way to surf above it. and it could make up an

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ian wright. the 5 point cushion could be really - player. ian wright. amazing! he pushes the cushions. that _ oh, my god! amazing! he pushes the cushions. that was _ oh, my god! amazing! he pushes the cushions. that was the _ oh, my god! amazing! he pushes the cushions. that was the least - oh, my god! amazing! he pushes the cushions. that was the least of - oh, my god! amazing! he pushes the cushions. that was the least of his i cushions. that was the least of his worries. earlier in the day, manchester city had cut the gap to two points, thanks to a 2—0 win over newcastle. phil foden scored his fourth goal in three games, to set city on their way before bernardo silva added a second moments after coming off the bench. david moyes is a man under pressure right now — his west ham side thrashed 4—0 at brighton, who are flying at the moment. the hammers are just two points off the relegation zone. a disappointing day for them. there was anger from everybody, from the supporters, from the manager, from the players, they are angry and disappointed with them

gary lineker�*s co—presenters, former footballers alan shearer and ian wright, say they will not appearturday night programme "in solidarity". here's our media correspondent david sillito. in the last few hours bbc said the show will go through with match action. bbc staff are expected to remain impartial and not express opinions in public. some defending gary lineker have said that those rules do not apply to him. gary lineker has been taken off the air by the bbc and a scope producers alan shearer and enright won't be appearing either as a mark of solidarity with gary lineker. the reason because mike these tweets in which he described a statement about immigration policy as beyond awful, and then went on to say it was immeasurably cruel and the language used not to similarto similar to that used by germany in the 30s the bbc has decided that he will step back from presenting match of the day until we have an agreed on position. i think we always look to take action, and that was done. but have you just kicked it further down the line. the statement is very clear and that's where we ar

i'm laura wright. this is bloomberg.ark: coming up more on the fallout of credit suisse, one of the bank's biggest backers has sold their entire stake. we will bring you the details after this. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: let's check in on corporate stories on the move. credit suisse front and center on the news that harris associates have completely cut their stake. they have sold their entire stake in this was under. the stock currently down 2%. the exited according to david haro over the past 3-4 months and this is putting additional pressure on credit suisse. the contact, they have erased about 95% in terms of value since 2007 with the stock. telecom italia different story here appeared a bit of good news for the telecoms giant at of italy. they have managed to line up to bids now for the landline network part of their business as they tried to push down debt levels. state lender castle teaming up with a group out of australia for a bid. that puts pressure for kkr to come back through. they put in an offer last month

susan: what happened to josiah wright? jeff: he's also doing all right.e never matriculated back into college or anything. but, he actually left his home in wilmington and lives farther south in delaware. he works mostly in retail. gets along ok. he's not among the recidivism statistics. he stayed out and takes care of himself. takes care of his little siblings. he's a good person. susan: your book tells the story of two young people who came through the system and now have stable lives. the statistics suggest that is not the case in quite a number of the kids that go through this system. your subtitle is "stories of survival and hope in the juvenile justice system." you chose to follow those who achieved stability. what do you want your readers to take away from this? jeff: the take away for me is just to know more and hopefully care more and hopefully do more. i think a juvenile hall facility is an easy place if you are driving by to think that is where the bad kids are and there's not much to be done there, so just drive on. but, there is a lot of pote

gary hoffman, laurie wright and ilya shapiro, what do you think gary?you remember the movie wall-e, we are fat blobs with screens. we were incapable of doing anything on our own, i am terrified, i shutter to think that is the path we're going down, we make things way too easy, a weird story this weekend in southern california, huge blizzard in l.a. county, mountains over the san bernardino county were completely snowed in, there were a science camp, a bunch of junior high kids who stayed an extra weekend in the camp they were in and guess what, they didn't have their cell phones. and they said they had an absolutely blast. they had to talk to people, they had to learn things, their brains unseized like an old lawn mower without oil, it is a mazing tool we have, but it is dangerous tool, i hate the fact that i have it about me all of the time. kennedy: all of the the time, lauren, it is not just teens who are addicted. >> me too. kennedy: teenage children, and sad, i think what would their lives be without smartphones, it makes me sad to think about thin

della wright was abused as a child.ing della's law to deny six offenders the right to change their names. it should be backed that offence follows you for the rest of your life so that when you want to start a newjob or get into a new relationship, those people around you are aware of who you are and what you've done. if it's as simple as a sex offender saying i'd never be known by any other name and nobody checks that, it's far the national police to's council described the current system is robust and said that in the uk, we have world leading powers to deal with six offenders. the have world leading powers to deal with six offenders.— have world leading powers to deal with six offenders. the home office added that recently _ with six offenders. the home office added that recently the _ with six offenders. the home office added that recently the laws - with six offenders. the home office added that recently the laws have i added that recently the laws have got even tougher and if anybody failed to register a change of

strategy and program of the united nations against acts and words that incite hatred, the advice of zan wright, freedom of expression and a framework for expanding the lesson he should provide a burning price for the morning the supporters of the united nations charter, whose statement was made by the representative of venezuela , expressed his regret that the terrorist groups attribute their brutal acts to a certain religion and belief, and the ambassador and permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran to the united nations said that the time has come for the society the international community, especially those who always claim human rights, should participate in the fight against islamophobia and acts of hatred against muslims. he said that ma-islami has witnessed that in some european countries, under the pretext of freedom of expression of the islamic holy quran , a hostile and offensive environment has been created at an alarming rate. particle for direct object parviz is against muslims, irwani also reminded the continuous aggression of the zionist regime to the al-aqsa mos

ben wright, bbc news, swindon.ing covid laws. ms ferrier admitted putting people at risk after speaking in a debate at westminster and travelling by train while she was infected with coronavirus in september 2020. her suspension would almost certainly trigger a by—election in her rutherglen and hamilton west seat, which is a key target for labour. the time is 6.18pm. our top story this evening... a man is found guilty of murdering nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel in liverpool after chasing a convicted drug dealer who had run into her home. and coming up — is the largest investment in buses in a generation coming up on the bbc news channel... the tournament where thousands turn up to just watch the teams train and kit launches are like trophy celebrations. the ipl brings its frenzied franchise cricket back for a 16th edition. king charles has been given a standing ovation as he became the first british monarch to address the german parliament. he delivered his speech — mostly in german — and spoke of a "special bon

but it did not stop alex murdaugh from taking the stand and tosh wright tosh wright of a genetic defect is part of it take a look. >> i think i touched her down around the dash i don't know. i don't know. >> if you asked me exactly i think i touched her down around her waist but i do not know. snif"sniffles" >> the jury, thed not buy it. and now alex merritt off will spend the rest of his life are behind bars. not here is the lead prosecutor reacted to the very latest take a look. >> justice was done today. and it does not matter, who your family is. it does not matter how much money you have or how much many people think you have. it doesn't matter what you think or how prominent you are, if you do wrong, if you break the law, if you murder, and justice will be done in south carolina. and i think south carolina has shown the nations around the world how process can work and work well. >> are joining us knowledge to action on the ground in south carolina to make fox nation host nancy grace, who has been tracking the trail from the very beginning. joining us today from south carolina. it

lineker and ian wright , who were allowed at bbc wright, who were allowed at bbc hq ?ll i wouldn't actually say hq? well i wouldn't actually say that.ian hq? well i wouldn't actually say that. ian wright is a champagne socialist. i don't know about but line and i got in quite well with him. but my, my political interest was cast upon me way before it was television when i had the jim davidson show, a man called john howard davis , who called john howard davis, who was a bbc producer , turned up was a bbc producer, turned up and got rid of me and benny hill overnight. and then about a year later, i got a little cassette. vhs dropped on my desk from my manager and said , the bbc want manager and said, the bbc want you ? i said, what's that? this you? i said, what's that? this is i want you to do? i'm on the show about snooker. so me and john virgo went did that that joe and i never particularly felt welcome there was a i was a smell under some noses. and then one day bruce forsyth went and i stepped in, did the generation game. i replaced just for a day. and i wasn't par

lineker and ian wright , who were allowed at bbc wright, who were allowed at bbc hq ?ll i wouldn't actually say hq? well i wouldn't actually say that.ian hq? well i wouldn't actually say that. ian wright is a champagne socialist. i don't know about but line and i got in quite well with him. but my, my political interest was cast upon me way before it was television when i had the jim davidson show, a man called john howard davis , who called john howard davis, who was a bbc producer , turned up was a bbc producer, turned up and got rid of me and benny hill overnight. and then about a year later, i got a little cassette. vhs dropped on my desk from my manager and said , the bbc want manager and said, the bbc want you ? i said, what's that? this you? i said, what's that? this is i want you to do? i'm on the show about snooker. so me and john virgo went did that that joe and i never particularly felt welcome there was a i was a smell under some noses. and then one day bruce forsyth went and i stepped in, did the generation game. i replaced just for a day. and i wasn't par

show will go ahead tonight but alan shearer and ian wright have backed out.ball focus and final score were cancelled after alex and jason mohammed said they appear . the chancellor has they appear. the chancellor has told gb news he wants britain have the most competitive business tax rates amid calls scrap the planned hike in corporation tax ahead of wednesday's spring. jeremy hunt spoke spoke exclusively about his plans to deliver growth and tackle inflation. he said the increase from 19 to 25% would still leave the uk with a lower corporation tax rate than nearly all major. and a 25 year old man has been arrested under the terrorism act after the new ira claimed responsibility for the shooting of detective chief inspector john caldwell. follows the search of a property , the the search of a property, the londonderry area. police say the man will also be questioned . a man will also be questioned. a hoax security alert. caldwell remains critically ill hospital after being shot several times in omagh . we were on tv, online in omagh. we were on tv, online an

has the most home runs in a mets' uniform, and a player in mets' history and mike piazza and david wright embarrassed if i get this wrong. mike piazza. >> think old school. >> i am going to go hide in a hole somewhere. 52 dingers for straw, and so david wright. so, 83% of player got this wrong, erica. which rice crispy's elf usually wear s a wears a marching band uniform? i am going with snap, crackle, pop? >> i am going crackle. >> it is pop. >> so, thank you, scott for coming on and embarrassing us both. okay. you are nailing it. >> that is what we do. >> and catch the new cnn film "glitch, the rise and fall of hq trivia." that premiers sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jimim sciutto and so bumd right now. start at just $79.95. book an exam today at americasbest.cocom. ♪ hi, i'm michael, i'i've lost 62 pounds on golo and i have kept it off. most of the weight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin resistance. but since golo, that weight has completely gone away, as youan tell. thanks to golo and release, i've got my life and my health ba

here is laura wright in london.aura: the white house has endorsed a bipartisan bill that could give president biden authority to ban or force a sale of tiktok. the move could break a deadlock over how to handle privacy concerns around the chinese-owned app. the bill does not explicitly mention tiktok, which has 100 million users in the united states, but it is clear the app is the main target of the legislation. intel is said to be seeking more subsidies from the german government to move ahead on a chip plant in the eastern part of the country. sources tell bloomberg the chip designer once an additional 45 billion euros on top of an earlier aid deal worth 7 billion euros. intel had delayed the start of the project due to economic headwinds britain's electricity grid operator fired up a new backup coal plant to generate power for the first time yesterday after the market failed to provide enough electricity during the worst supply crunch this winter. yesterday saw freezing temperatures combined with low wind and a d

jasmine wright reporting live.uch. >>> others argue that trying to save the banks was not the best approach including our next gechlt he's a senior fellow at the policy research organization and also at the peterson institute for international economics. we should point out he has investments in silicon valley companies and shared his thoughts on the federal government's latest moves in a new opinion piece on cnn.com that you can find on our website. good morning and thank you so much for sharing part of your weekend with us. let's start where jasmine left off, president biden urging congress to enact laws that would punish executives at banks would fail. do you think this kind of legislation is a good idea? >> i don't have a strong view on this. i think it's a bit of a side show. it's not really changing incentives in banking. it's not just a matter of poor practice. a matter of poor risk management, poor risk controls, and i doubt you can encapsulate it with a punitive or criminal approach. the problem at silicon

ian wright alan shearer sorry.g, i'm not do it. hashtag not going to do it. hashtag solidarity. alan shearer the same. then started same. and then it started snowballing we then snowballing from there. we then got late last night got a revelation late last night . other presenters been . the other presenters had been asked to not just be present presenting, to be presenting, but also to be a pundh presenting, but also to be a pundit and jermaine jenas has pundit. and jermaine jenas has said that he hadn't been offered it he doing it because he was doing something had, something else. but if he had, he wouldn't in a position he wouldn't been in a position to didn't feel obliged to do it. he didn't feel obliged to do it. he didn't feel obliged to it. and then we started to do it. and then we started heanng to do it. and then we started hearing rumours last night that the commentators were were pulling out and pulling croissants, pull out and then wilson experience then steve wilson experience guy at then many years a

della wright was abused as a child. relationship, those people around you are aware of who you are and what you've done. if it's as simple as a sex offendersaying, "no, i've never been known by any other name" and nobody checks that, it's far too simplistic. and so it's just open to abuse. the national police's council described the current system as robust and it said that in the uk we have world—leading powers to deal with sex offenders. the home office added that recently the laws have got even tougher, and if anybody failed to register a change of name, they could go to prison for up to five years. the lucy faithfull foundation has worked successfully with sex offenders for decades, helping to stop them committing more crimes. if changing a name assists in doing that, then that for me becomes a priority. but of course they have to do that in a way that is consistent with their registration requirements, that doesn't allow them to seek opportunities and take opportunities to reoffend. as a teenager, lauren—eden was a

cnn white house reporter jasmine w wright joining me live with the latest on this.ant to see taken? >> reporter: ultimately the president wants accountability and this comes after the administration put in place the dramatic emergency efforts. now he is going dong, saying they should step in and expand his administration's authority. i want to read you a statement he released on friday. the president said that no one is above the law. congress must act to impose tougher penalties for senior bank executives whose mismanagement continued to their institutions failing. really here he is going to congress to ask for three things. first, he wants congress to expand the fdic's authority to claw back compensation including gains from stock sales from executives at failed banks like silicon valley bank and signature bank. next, he wants congress to strengthen the fdic's thor to bar executives from holding jobs in the banking industry when their banks enter receivership. lastly he is calling on congress to expand the fdic's authority to bring fines against executives at fail

jasmine wright is traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware. bring us up to speed. what else did president biden say? >> reporter: the president seemed almost excited to tout the 311,000 jobs added to the u.s. economy last month. he said it was another sign that the economy was resilient and duringable and that the u.s. economy recovery effort that he spear headed more than two years ago is working. president biden linked the jobs numbers that were better than expected to this ongoing fight that both key washington democrats are having against those house republicans on the economy. not only on the priorities that the president wants to see, but on the national debt. take a listen. >> reporter: they are threatening to follow the national debt. that puts us at risk. i believe we should rebuild on our progress, not go backwards. so i urge our extreme maga republican friends in our congress to put their threats aside. join me in continuing the progress we have built. we have a lot more to do. so let's finish the job. >> reporter: so these numbers will be used as a data

. >> cnn white house reporter jasmine wright joins us live. you tell us about the president's trip and in particular his expected focus on gun violence? >> reporter: yeah, christen and boris, it's a big trip for the president that focuses on foreign policy and domestic. first up will be foreign policy where the president meets with his counterparts of the united kingdom in australia to talk about their growing alliance which is widely seen as a way for them to counter china's military ambitions in the pacific ocean. now on the ticket of their discussions cnn has reported is expected to be nuclear power submarines. we reported earlier this week that australia is set to fire four nuclear submarines from the u.s. that will be likely something they discuss on monday and then the president will hold bilaterals with each party, the uk and australia. now, on tuesday the president focuses on domestic issues. he will be in monterey park the site that have tragic mass shooting in january where he will deliver remarks on how his administration is trying

. >> cnn jasmine wright joining us now. what has happened since that january interview? well, basically immediately after elizabeth warren gave that answer in january, according to sources, she realized she made a mistake. so her office put out a statement to the local boston radio station that she didn't mean to imply other wise and she c called the vice president. she called twice to apologize and the vice president did not call her back. when you talk to people in the vice president's orbit here, they're pretty furious about comments. not just because it was senator warren, but it fit into snubs that people in her orbit feel have been directed at the vice president. disrespect that doesn't befit the office about her tenure and capabilities and the wider range of the reason why it is so harmful is because she is the vice president. now, democrats largely have told us that they recognize the fact that the vice president has been the target of these criticisms, that they want them to stop. not only because she is the vice president, but for the potential for president bi

ama: benesova wright, the woody -- the widow of -- vanessa bryant, the widow of kobe bryant has settledh the sheriffs county. graphic photos were sent of the crash site. vanessa bryant's daughter were killed along with seven others. dan: new developments with another close call with two claims in boston. learjet took off. the federal investigation is investigating what happened in just how close they came from colliding. >> backup in seconds. nobody knew what was going on. >> it went off to the side, it was taking sharp turns and was definitely scary. dan: the fda is safety systems. in december, a plane headed to san francisco from maui suddenly plunged a hundred feet. ama: waiting on a platform going to see that your train has been canceled, new number so that cancellations are the latest trend. more than 10,000 canceled trains last year from new estimates that is a five times more than pre-pandemic years. this year, there are service problems. it was blamed on winter weather and the structure problems. it was about 40% recovered levels. dan: twitter is rolling out a new policy on viol

. >> cnn white house reporter jasmine wright has the details on this. jasmine, what else did the white house say congress needs to do? >> reporter: well, president biden, he wants accountability, and that comes after we saw those dramatic emergenciests the administration put in place. now he's saying congress needs to do more to expand his administration's ability to really prosecute or hold some of these folks accountable. now, i want to read you a statement on frichld president biden said that no one is above the law. congress must act to impose toucher penalties for senior bank executives whose mismanagement contributed to their institution's failings. he wants congress to expand authority and claw back. he wants congress to strengthen the fdic's authority to bar executives from holding jobs in the banking industry when their banks enter receivership, and lastly he's calling on congress to expand the fdic's authority to give fines to failed banks. last week there were emergency measures to make sure they could meet payroll and other obligation. we sa

ian wright and alan scheer have pulled out, but the bbc has said the program will still go ahead for tho people watching but will focus on match action without a studio presentation. gary lineker has not publicly commented. laura: thanks so much for that update. let's turn to the latest twist in the legal saga of former president donald trump. u.s. media are reporting that the manhattan district attorney's office has signaled to mr. trump's lawyers he could face criminal charges. stormy daniels claimed she had an affair with mr. trump. let's get the latest on this with our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue. is it correct that prosecutors have said to mr. trump he could new york next week?nd jury in gary: that is very unlikely to happen, but it is an indication that they are getting close to possible charges against the former president. he has denied having this affair, but his former fixer michael cohen said in the days before the election, he arranged to pay $130,000 to this horn start in order for her story -- porn star in order for her story to not come out. it doesn't nec

cnn white house reporter jasmine wright is traveling with president biden.ning to you, jasmine. what specifically will the u.s., at least the white house, be looking for from this meeting? >> reporter: yeah, you're right. the white house will be watching this meeting very closely and watching with a sense of deep skepticism, especially when it comes to the intentions of chinese president xi jinping, specifically for the fact that china has not condemned the war and continues to support russia. so as my colleague has reported, the white house has been out early trying to reframe this meeting pitched bit chinese as a peace mission saying that anything that comes from this peace mission meeting is going to be tilted towards russia and, therefore, bad for ukraine. for instance, john kirby, national security spokesperson here, he said very clearly that something that could come out of this meeting would be a ceasefire, but that ceasefire would only be beneficial to russia to allow it to regroup. now, of course, this meeting comes after u.s. officials have in rece

it's by jennifer wright. >> i'm so happy to be here >> i'm happy to have you you are a spirited personmany people, quite sad when we look at the implications from roe. the first question might be the easiest. how does this story relate to now? >> well, i think what many people don't know is that when she began performing abortions in the 1830s, it was only considered a misdemeanor up until the fourth or fifth month of pregnancy you would typically be punished with a fine. within a matter of decades, by 1873, they passed the compstock laws made it illegal to distribute information about birth control or to possess it we are seeing so many echos of that right now >> when you look at this history, what do you see do you feel we are going backwards? is that too trite? >> that's true i think we are not going back 50 years. i think we're going back 150 years. i think we are seeing so many of the same fears that people had in the mid 1800s so much of the pushback against abortion, even from the leading anti-abortion advocate of the period, had to do with fears about the influx of irish immigr

we have to be competitive getting rid away from reading wright and arithmetic pushing gender ideologythat way. the way i look at it, if we lose focus and everybody else is doing that. we are just going to fall behind. and, you know what happens after that. >> pete: still a competitive world when you fall behind has competitive conscious sequences. thank you both. let's go to this wonderful table. a ringer for basketball analysis in a second. first, education, just the state of education in america. what do you think? >> with higher education, it scares me that so many people of college age think that communism is the way to go and it hasn't been tried yet. which means that we're not teaching history. we're not teaching them why america is great. and why our country is different. we might have problems. but we have the framework to solve the problems without gulags and, you know, programs and stuff like that. that's the stuff that need to be taught. >> pete: look at that shirt by the way that's albert einstein there. i didn't know she was wearing it. i love it. well-played. how are you