jonathan: bonnie, what are your thoughts on this? i think for a lot of people, they thought the buyers would come in. we had auctions of the threes, tens and 30's this year. the yields are materially higher than previous auctions, it didn't come through for the 30 year or the 10 year either. is this a market struggling to price the extra issuance that will come from a treasury that will spend more? the federal reserve is taking a step back as well. bonnie: it is less about the supply and issuance than it is about inflation, which we have been talking about, because it determines the yield curves, particularly on the long end. similar to greg, last year, we also had a flattener on in the treasury yield curve. that served us really well, and then after that compression and the yield curve, we thought ok, we needed to buy the curve back because it is fully priced in. if you look at the five-year at 2.50, that offers a lot of value. the risk is actually that there will be fewer hikes than more hikes. jonathan: robert, i want to get your

bonnie: yesterday rob. rob: no. jon: great to have you on the program as we wrap up a volatile week. a very resilient week for global credit. , bonnieers of pgim wongtrakool of western asset management, and rob waldner of invesco. this is "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in washington, 6:00 in london, and 2:00 in hong kong. julie: welcome to "bloomberg markets: balance of power." focusing on the intersection of politics and the economy. market turbulence. u.s. stocks selling off on a day of swinging between gains and losses. investors live tour the weekend to catch their breath. washington gets its act together. republicans and democrats get enough consensus for a budget deal but at a cost of $300 billion in annual deficits. and republicans used to compare -- complain about obama deficits, and now rand paul wonders now if they are only conservatives when they are not in power? julie: breaking news, stocks lower yet again, although off the lows of the session, still setting up for the w

bonnie: at western, we did de-risk in high-yield. before this event, so i think right now, it depends on what is going on in the equity markets, because they are correlated. if you look at who holds high-yield, 30% of it is in retail. that has doubled since 2005. you can't just say they will operate independently. for us, we would like to see more stability in the equity market and the rate market before we feel like it is a good buy, because spreads are wider, but still closer to 300 than not. that is not necessarily an area where you think you need a lot of return. jonathan: bonnie wongtrakool from western asset management alongside greg peters of pgim in new york and rob waldner of invesco fixed income in atlanta. 2's, 10's and 30's, yields at the front end, aggressively lower by 11 basis points. as we start to maybe think about the potential for rate hikes in the near future and what it means for the front end of the yield curve, further down 30 , year yields grinding up by two basis points. 3.11%. still ahead, the final spread.

bonnie: i think the bigger question is should there be volatility? you have to look at what are the causes of this. because of market sentiment and positioning or because of fundamentals? clearly, you have to acknowledge that market sentiment positioning can have a big influence on the market. that's what we are seeing. this is a market that wasn't used anything moving. equities going in a straight line up. now we are seeing fairly big moves. in a historical context, not that big. on the other hand, you have the fundamentals. is there a big change the fundamental picture? we don't think so. we don't think there is anything materially different versus last thursday and today if you look at the economic fundamentals. why should there be a different regime if there's no fundamental shift? inflation was low and the output numbers were stable. can you have a volatility shift if the fundamentals aren't going to change? bonnie: you can have volatility shift because of sentiment positioning. people are trying to figure out their view on inflation. seeing a n

in bonny above 40 here today. in bonny above 40 here not get much above 40 here today. in bonny above 40 here today. in bonny doon rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vikki) cold walnut creek> "there is a time to hold candles and there is a time to raise our voices and that time is now and that day is today." (vicki )hundreds of gun control activists rallied in downtown los angeles today.the protest in pershing square was called a "people's rally against gun violence," in the wake of last week's school shooting in florida.two of the seventeen victims were buried today.( grant)and the alleged shooter made his first live court appearance.steve aveson is in the newsroom with the day's developments.

bonnie: we do like the treasury market. when you look at the yield at almost 3%, though it has backed off, we think that is attractive. bedon't think there will higher growth and inflation at a sustained pace, but there will be some incremental effects from the stimulus. over the longer term we have an economy growing at a moderate pace, not one running hot. david: if your approach is right, and i'm sure it is, there are structural changes in the labor market that take pricing power from workers. does that drive you away from companiesroduct because there's less cash in the pockets of the workers who are the consumers? bonnie: we still think that the consumer balance sheet is healthy. agingu look at the delever we think that the economy is doing well and we are not concerned about a recession or the consumer balance sheet. we do light corporate bonds, selectively. spreads have titans, but there are opportunities. particularly in the banking sector. banks are well-positioned right now, not just because of the fundamentals of

bonnie. bonnie: company news, vall,'s trying to force qualcomm to come to the table. it has raised its bid to about 121 billion dollars all the way up from $105 billion. qualcomm rejected the earlier proposal and says it will review this one. joining me now is the bloomberg deals reporter. qualcomm saying this is the final offer, an extra 15 billion. i presume it is finally the final offer. >> yes. this is the final here they are not waiting to negotiate up a higher offer. is is it enough to get to the table and the short answer seems to be no. the body language is so much that again, this is not the right kind of number. not qualcommher or shareholders for some to the table there. they wanted to socialize a bit with investors getting come full the number. then hopefully from the broadcom point of view, on march 6, at -- >> it is up three plus percent and qualcomm is up -- down. is that an indication the deal could get done question mark >> this is fascinating and very unexpected. share have been enough to get this thing done. you would like to see a deal done here bu

and congresswoman bonnie wattsson coleman from new jersey is with us -- watson coleman from new jersey is with us too. she's a very yo you the spoken force on many subjects in the butening -- in the congress. i know you know this issue so well. but for all of us, it's not just an issue. it's a value. it's something very important to us. earlier also from new jersey was frank pallone, our ranking member on the energy and commercee. he's been in and out for most of the four hours that i have been speaking. john lewis, we had his beautiful statement from adrianna, a dreamer. no, daniela, a dreamer from georgia. thank you, john, for your great leadership. i sang your praises earlier. i could spend another four hours just talking about you. thank you so much. let's see wholes is here. congresswoman maxine waters has been here for most of the time.

bonnie mcfarlane is on the show tonight. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "you're better than me, a memoir." "you're better than me." oh, man. guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags!" here we go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: hey, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. so since valentine's day is next week, i send out a hashtag called "why i'm single." [ laughter ] and i asked you guys to send us your funny or embarrassing reasons why you're single. i want to share some of my favorite "why i'm single" stories from you guys. here we go. this first one is from @wickedclos. he says, "i order my food at the drive-thru with my regular voice. then pretend i have a passenger and use another voice so they don't think it's all for one person." [ laughter and applause ] "can i get a big mac. and two cheese burgers! two cheeseburgers. super size that thing, man! can you supersize -- let me order, hey!" [ laughter ] >> steve: what happ

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more on this story we have correspondent vladimir vande velde berg who is in the syrian town of call bonnie and journalist alec loon who is in moscow latimer and alec a good to see you both alec let's start with you vladimir putin as we just said he has ordered a daily a cease fire for eastern gota why now is he caving in to international pressure it looks like that though he says. he discussed the ceasefire at a security council meeting with all the top heads of russia's military and security forces and espionage agencies and he said at that meeting that. the reason they're doing this is because the u.n. resolution passed yesterday calling for a thirty day ceasefire so it looks like he is. down to international pressure a little bit however lehner putin's spokesman said after this was announced that russia still remains very concerned with what it called provocative actions by terrorists in eastern. russia for several days has been saying that damascus and even the russian embassy in damascus are coming under shelling from groups within eastern gooda groups russia or terrorists alec you me

thank you, bonnie and anne. next on bbc news, the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? we have black panther, which opens on tuesday. we have pad man, based on a true, inspiring story. and 50 shades freed, it all comes to an end.

this was empire grade road in bonny doon where drivers here and on other santa cruz mountain roads are still coping with slick pavement and a few patches of black ice in the shady spots that don't see much sun this time of year. there was as much as two inches of snow along one stretch between felton empire and alba road toward boulder creek. i followed my footsteps to the braemor neighborhood where only last week people were in short sleeves in what seemed like spring or summer.fred squatrito/bonny doon resident old man winter seems a trifle confused. here's a flowering pear in full bloom with a blanket of snow at it's feet. not far away, these daffodils, already a week or two early, are going to find some tough sledding in the days ahead. a hundred inches of rain fell here last winter. this year's totals are less than half of average. even the snow average. even the snow itself was a disappointment resident ed oliver.ed oliver/bonny doon residentthere wasn't a snowman to be run into pete from new york although was pleased to wake up to a little snow, even if it meant a layer of ice o

i spoke with paralympian bonnie st. john, author of "micro-resilience to find out how we can get some of that toughness in our own lives. bonnie, good morning. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we want to know how can we have the toughness of an olympian? when we're, you know, giving a talk at work or taking an exam or coaching our kids' soccer team, how do we do that? >> well, having a ritual for focus was always one of the things that gave me an edge. lots of people come physically prepared, but the pressure of high winds and delays that we've seen in korea, you have to have the mental toughness, and so whatever you're doing, whether it's an exam, like you said, or coaching or a presentation at work, take time out to separate yourself from the chatter, from the texts, from all the distraction, focus, visualize what it is you need to do. everyone can learn to do that. >> i found that incredibly useful in my own life. okay, so once you're doing the things that you're giving a presentation, wha

bonnie: taking them away is not really palatable to either side. how much is the weaker dollar impacting all of this that we are not really giving the weaker dollar the credit for it? >> some people are pointing to the rise and apparel cost over the past month. 1.7% up in january. the reason for that is most of our clothing is important and we might see that happen which puts pressure on the inflation rate. with the economy growing more slowly and the idea that the fed may be raising interest rates, we could see the dollar strengthened. maybe some of that will wash out. fascinatings such a thing right now. and he is testifying before congress -- he has not begun yet. >> let's take a quick check on the market. here is the picture for the stoxx 600 up now. the gains gaining momentum. dip earlier little after the inflation with the 10 year treasury yield as it stays higher, up five basis points. 2.88%, and we have not seen such an impact on the dollar now weaker after some strength earlier. this is number. -- bloomberg. ♪ nejra: live from london. vo

the syrian town of call bani which is muslims hometown not to me what have been the reactions in co bonnie decided muslims the rest. then the christian go back into a very unhappy with the situation they see it as the silence of europe very dunning . basically down i'm very happy with this and i say housefull sold at politicians like him will raise his voice against isis and played a role saw in raising more support for the fight against isis incl bonnie does now he's being arrested in europe now as we could you know report sali denies he has any connections with the turkish separatist group the p.k. kate why was to be then so keen to have him arrested while saleh muslim was storing to europe and it was raising the voice and support of aspirin and he was talking about civilians being killed in africa by the turkish attacks and i think so turkey is very unhappy with this i mean there was an interpol warrant before he wasn't arrested before it was going to europe before and now that turkey is carrying out this operation in africa and it doesn't want to have more voices that speaking out abou

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and bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european. a general look at the front pages. on the privatised water industry. calling the amount in dividends paid to shareholders "scandalous". husband of murdered mpjo cox, was accused of sexual abuse. his lawyers say he vehemently denies the allegations.

thank you, bonnie and anne. next on bbc news, the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50, mark, what do we have this week? we have black panther, which opens on tuesday. we have pad man, based on a true, inspiring story. and 50 shades freed, it all comes to an end. black panther, why isn't it opening until tuesday? i presume it is because it will give it a long opening weekend. it has been eagerly awaited. at the beginning of the film, it is a technologically advanced society and they must keep their secrets away from the rest of the world in case it falls into the wrong hands. inevitably, to some extent it does. the movie pays great attention to character and detail. here is a clip. remote system activated. wait, which side of the road is it? just drive. let's go! look at your suit. you have been taking bullets. run around the track. where did he go?! show off. that is the most generic stuff. there's much more interesting stuff in the film. its strengths a

bonnie and. dustin so at the. end of. the industry dish banja. in four months you will need. some. position for months on its. side i mean the on the ball is in the. tablet and in some spots on the can tell you to look to discuss body and how to stage ones and it's entirely north. long enough to market in a coffee auden. seat modern inspires on the. immediate comment and sweet little comment. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express injury. or somehow want to be rich. that you'd like to be close that's what the full spectrum of all people get. interested always in the waters. should. hey everybody i'm stephen bob. taft hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru well just a little bit different i'm not a. no no the up with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road to have some fun every day americans are calling. the start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. for decades

you can join anne and bonnie and myself at the top of the hour. next on bbc news — meet the author. two children are inseparable. they're torn apart by an accident. late in life they meet again. then we're taken into a parallel world, where they meet in middle—age and have a passionate affair. then another, in which they marry young but confront unhappiness. they are ivy and abe, and in elizabeth enfield's novel, each of these stories reveals a part of their character as if all of us aren'tjust who we are here and now, but are always carrying with us the weight of the oldest question of all — what if? welcome. in this book, we are reminded that life and your fate can change in the blink of an eye. do you think of that as being reassuring or alarming? i think it's both, but i think it's one of those tantalising thoughts that people have a lot, that sort of "what if i'd done this" and "what if i'd done that," and i think the thought is very alarming, especially if you've based your whole life or you've lived your whole life dependent on one route you've gone down. but i actually t

and bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european. a general look at the front pages. the observer leads with labour's attack on the privatised water industry. calling the amount in dividends paid to shareholders "scandalous". the mail on sunday's front page says that brendan cox, husband of murdered mpjo cox, was accused of sexual abuse. his lawyers say he vehemently denies the allegations. the sunday telegraph reports on concerns from some eu countries that chief brexit negotiator michel barnier‘s conduct could lead to the uk walking away from brexit talks. the sunday express previews a speech from the prime minster, saying she will set out plans to make the uk "a truly global, free—trading nation". the sunday times has more allegations concerning the conduct of aid workers, suggesting that more than 120 people working for leading charities have been accused of sexual abuse in the past year. a mixture of stories. i hope you are both well. very well, yes. you were warming up on twitter, as well, i noticed! people seem to be staying in tonight at watching. it is th

this is the deadliest come to mind from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent news in central istanbul i'm joined by the telescope thirty dollars political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in because i'm about the prospective cancer t.w.p. spread faster and. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history spying on talents but so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it special difficult for an independent journalists i see many of the younger promising germans who are now making names for themselves all over the. song live get along the way some might follow some with continue. their experience of freedom in a sense is life experience of the day you can visit but your car coming back from the. mining industry in florida and i work at you know but. this is deja vu news live from berlin separatists in southern yemen are on the advance against government forces and dozens of dogs as they seize control of these strategically port city aid our people coping with this escalating conflict will have a report from

bonnie soper aspir princess dia. next week william, kate, harry and meghan make their first official engagement together at the first annual royal foundation forum. on wednesday they'll all be on stage together speaking to an audience. harry and meghan's appearance will be the first time they attended a public event since news broke of a suspicious white substance sent in an envelope addressed to them. even though the substance turned out not to be an trax security will be tight. up next -- >> oprah after the ""vanity fair" photo op fail. >> i was hoping you could accept me as the three handed woman i am. >> then the power of kylie jenner. how one tweet may have cost snapchat a billion dollars. >> jlaw why she quit school? >> did you have regrets. >> it made me insecure. >> a side of bruce willis, the big screen tough guy gets emotional over his family and this remake of kwt death wish." >> knowing you're a family man with five beautiful girls and the scenes and what you got to go through, it's got to be tough. >> i

aj says that the bear is woken and bonnie and clyde say good day. >> bonnie and clyde. >> they are dangerous. >> they are. >> they will steel you blind. >> we have in the seen a picture of roofus yet. >> i posted one. >> we have seen that dog. >> i was actually going to& bring him in we just had him in last week, well, you know, we don't want to wear out our welcome. temperatures in the 30's or 40 's or 50's. it depends where you are. later today we expect to be close to 70. buddy only has a sweat shirt on this morning through drizzle and fog, i think school bus will find its way, dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 o'clock for our entire, viewing area. nothing on radar, really but there is that included on the ground, fog less than a mile visibility at the airport this morning, call and check before you fly out this morning to see fur flight is delayed, 51 is our current temperature. we expect 61 at lunchtime. seventy by end of the day. it is still february. so, of course, that is unusually mild and we may need to tie that record of 70 degrees by the end of the day bob kelly. >> good m

bonnies jalen adams 26 points for him. they win 79-68. baseball in the morning. >> all right, ducis. sounds good. they served up a big helping of a tony award winning musical. waitress opened with music by sarah borelli. the story centers around a waitress, an expert pie maker who dreams of leaving the small town through a baking competition. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, karen murphy an. for the entire news team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >>> from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- oscar isaac, olympic gold medalist red gerard, and chef massimo bottura. and now, not only that, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. hola. welcome to the show. thanks for coming. it is oh, tonight, thank you very much, tonight marks the end of the carnival

. >> new zealand actress bonnie soper has been cast as princess diana. and you might know fitz henley from the nbc supernatural series "midnight texas." >> that's not what i was thinking. >> the show was just renewed for a second season. when she wraps playing meghan, she'll go back to portraying a witch with a talking cat named mr. snuggly. >> rancid smell of burning hair won't change that. >> it's tricky. all of us are very gung ho. i'd say the entire cast is into getting out there and digging ? in. >> the lifetime movie will air sometime before the royal wedding in may, and we can't help but wonder if meghan will watch. >> hmm. >> i think they did a great job at casting. >> they did. >> meghan never had a chance to do a lifetime movie, but she did do a hallmark movie called" when sparks fall". >> why are you hitting me? let's talk about the fierce females at the "sports illustrated" swimsuit party last night, starting with the o.g., tyra banks, who already has big plans for new "s.i." cover model, danielle herrington. >> this is like a moment, and all

. >>> we are gathered here today -- >> for the marriage of a bonnie munda. >> is she a little young? >> she is young and about to be married to this puppy. >> find out what this marriage is all about. that is so unfair. the dog is like oh cool, a party. wa this is charlie. and this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. this is charlie not coughing while trying not to wake zeus. this is charlie not coughing while sitting very still. and this is charlie not coughing while getting a little too into nana's party. because he took delsym. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. delsym. the joy of not coughing. and don't forget kids 4 and up. delsym is #1 pediatrician recommended. coffee table with built in cooler or

. >>> we are gathered here today -- >> for the marriage of a bonnie munda. >> is she a little young? >> she is young and about to be married to this puppy. >> find out what this marriage is all about. that is so unfair. the dog is like oh cool, a party. coffee table with built in cooler or planter. >> that is gorgeous. >> pretty neat ideas. >>> dearly beloved we are gathered here in a village ceremony in india for the marriage of abonnie muda. >> she's a little young. >> she's a little young and about to be married to this puppy. >> that man is a real dog. >> they had two possible grooms but the one you see there is the one that was chosen. this is a tradition practiced by some people in this village because the baby was ceremonially married to this puppy to ward off bad omen. they think all the evil on the baby will be cast on the dog. >> i don't know why they hate dogs so much. that is so unfair. the dog is like, oh, cool, a party. wait, what? i'm like an evil sucker? >> the practice is popular but community leaders are not big fans of it. they think people should not be doing this

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bonnies jalen adams 26 points for him. they win 79-68. baseball in the morning. >> all right, ducis. sounds good. they served up a big helping of a tony award winning musical. waitress opened with music by sarah borelli. the story centers around a waitress, an expert pie maker who dreams of leaving the small town through a baking competition. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, karen murphy an. for the entire news team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." something's wrong and all these kids seem to know it. >> except the 2-year-old boy. >> how he survived one very close call. >> oh! >>> it's a "fifty shades freed" screening complete with -- >> a big, big question. >> see if she's up for a life time bond. >> so wait, is he going to tie the knot and maybe tie a few more knots? >>> rooftop dare devils coming straight at you. the phenomenal run that leads to an epic getaway. >>> and if you hat

michel bonnie is making his first official visit to the united kingdom since negotiations began bonnie's been speaking to the u.k. brags that secretary david davis and prime minister theresa may at downing street has warned the time has come for the u.k. to make a choice over the nature of its future trade. customs union. for the. market. to trade on goods and services. another. time. choice. has been following the events in london. we're entering the critical next stage of bricks in negotiations focusing on the to be a transition period when britain formally leaves the european union on the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen it is a two year period of adjustment as proposed by the british prime minister reason may in her government to allow companies businesses and investors to get used to the new reality of life outside the e.u. but the truth is nobody really knows what that reality looks like there are some key sticking points regarding how this two year period will play out hardline break cities within two reason may own party and government a worry that it will simply j

bonnie: it is a fine balance. they are not compensating you for the risk. we do not think it is a good find. you have to get to be italian elections. the valuations are not where you would want them to be. >> if you are looking at the short-term, growth is popping. that is the term you would use. 2.5%, potentially less than 1%. growth is booming and the short-term that is good. long-term, there is sustainability issues. wth is popping you would expect a serious. valuation of what is happening and that is fine the bond yields make sense to a lot of people but that means what are we going to do? have them start eating into the spread even more and it will get even tighter? >> eventually maybe some pressure on some of these peripheral bonds from the bonds moving up. like you have seen in the u.s., eventually eiji has started to wane -- why did out in the last couple of days so there will be feedthrough. but you're right. it is in that were able for show itself. >> i think the front end of the market is mispriced. that is tied it to the negative depot rate. i t

. >> reporter: bonnie blair is a five-time gold medalist. >> a lot of similarities for sure carries on over to the ice. >> reporter: she says jackson has to work on her technique, but -- >> what erin's got in her back pocket is how much she's competed in over the years to know how to channel those energies, that competitiveness you have to do to take to the starting line. >> reporter: and when jackson does, perhaps the best part for her is her dad will be there thanks to an online fund-raiser and a last-minute bridgestone sponsorship. after all, dad was her first call when she made the olympic team. >> it's not often that you see him get excited. when he answered the phone -- i don't remember his exact words, but he sarksd you went pretty fast, huh? >> reporter: that's jackson's olympic goal, just to be faster. she said she had the same goal in the trials and look what happened. jackson hasn't skated yet. it will be this weekend. she's already made history. she's the first african-american woman to make the track in speed skating. i'll have more tomorrow on "cbs this morning: saturday.

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. >>> college hoops saint bonaventure at lasalle, bonnie ease senior guard matt mobley flat out balling, he had 30 points and grabbed nine board, they took care of the explorers 79-68. >> the madness start in two and a half weeks. >> it is all so close. >> yes. >> up next, adventure aquarium new >>> a group of birds took center stage today, not the eagles but we're talking about penguins at adventure aquarium >> these african penguin chicks made their public debut this morning. two males are named after carson and nick, wentz and foles respectively. but taco and shelley but they are names of the female hatch lincs, the aquarium has more african penguins then ever before. lauren? >>> well, one day closer to the weekend. it will be chillier on the back side of the cold front especially on saturday. looking at upper 30's, breezy conditions but fair amount of sunshine for both days especially sunday during daytime hours but by sunday night we will watch out for >>> and coming up next it is late show with stephen colbert followed by late, late show with james corden. morning crew back from 3

where is remain is see it as something as ecan of economic suicide rather navy else and as i mentioned bonnie is in town so a new phase of talks begins what lies ahead. that's right well in december the u.k. was given the green light to be on to the next phase of talks about the future relationship of the european union hoping sooner or later to start talking about trade but before that it's all about transition last year to resolve a and her government suggested this two year period giving some. advice as it were and support help to companies businesses banks and so on and so forth you might be worried about a possible cliff edge breaks in so giving them perhaps a chance to adjust to the new climate of course we have no idea as we currently stand exactly wat's life will look like after breakthrough because we haven't started talking about trade but within the transition period itself there are some concerns about who will be in charge will it simply be just the continuation of the status quo with the e.u. continue to rule the roost for two years that's really alarmed the hard line breaks in