lindsay: corporate greed. i mean, there's no reason why these companies that are posting record profits over the last two years can't afford to pay their employees a living wage. for somebody to turn around and say, "oh, my 401(k) has never been better, my stocks are so high," i'm going, oh ok, what world are you living in? michelle: it's a tough, tough situation for a lot of people. geoff: michelle singletary is a financial columnist for "the washington post." she says what the bandy family is experiencing is now, unfortunately, very common. michelle: it was the people who were already living on the edge and the pandemic and the economic slowdown and higher gas prices, inflation just tipping them over. geoff: for now, the bandys are finding creativeays to support their family. lindsay has taken up what she calls "nerd crafting," where she and sells her wares at conventions and online, and scott donates plasma twice a week for extra cash. lindsay's mother, lisa, chips in by looking after the bandy's three-year

lindsay thank you overseas. now president joe biden is in south korea tonight on the first leg of a high stakes trip to asia, with one eye on china's economic rise and the other on north korea's nuclear threat. the president's first stop of samsung semiconductor facility similar to the one that the company is building in texas. abc senior white house correspondent mary bruce is traveling with the president. president biden in south korea, touring a semiconductor plant. president biden president yoon reinforcing the economic ties between our two countries amid supply chain delays and the growing threat of china. the alliance between the republican korean united states america is a linchpin of peace. stability and prosperity. with biden's attention dominated lately by the war in ukraine, this trip, his first to asia, since taking office is a chance to reassure allies and stressed his commitment to countering the rise of china. our strategy is to build around strengthening our ties and cooperation across the board.

lindsay? the accounting here in glasgow _ in glasgow. lindsay? the accounting here in glasgow has _ in glasgow. lindsay? the accounting here in glasgow has finished, - in glasgow. lindsay? the accounting here in glasgow has finished, and i here in glasgow has finished, and the snp has emerged as the city with 37 seats, just picking labour to the post with 36. the snp also emerging as the party with the largest share of first preference boats across scotland as well, and i am joined now by the first minister, nicola sturgeon. nicola sturgeon, your reaction to the results that we are seeing in these elections?- seeing in these elections? well, i am thrilled _ seeing in these elections? well, i am thrilled at _ seeing in these elections? well, i am thrilled at the _ seeing in these elections? well, i am thrilled at the snp _ seeing in these elections? well, i am thrilled at the snp results. i l am thrilled at the snp results. i mean. — am thrilled at the snp results. i mean. it— am thrilled at the snp results. i mean. it is— am thrilled at the

so lindsay ho leis and girls in politics. so lindsay hoyle is calling _ and girls in politics. so lindsay hoyle is calling for _ and girls in politics. so lindsay hoyle is calling for big - and girls in politics. so lindsayl hoyle is calling for big changes, and girls in politics. so lindsay- hoyle is calling for big changes, as have others, but we have the mail on sunday doubling down on its original claims about angela rayner, it's a really tough industry to work in. tt really tough industry to work in. tit is, really tough industry to work in. tt is, and the speaker says he wants radical action taken to a change workplace culture. the thing about westminster is there are structural things within it that don't help, whether you think it's a widespread culture or bad apples, some of the structural things about how westminster work do not help that, so one of the things he was to do is set up a formal inquiry to change the way that staff are employed in the way that staff are employed in the house of commons because at the moment they are directly employed by their mp which mak

remembering morris lindsay who used has died — well. remembering morris lindsay who used has died at _ well. remembering morris lindsay who used has died at the _ well. remembering morris lindsay who used has died at the age _ well. remembering morris lindsay who used has died at the age of _ well. remembering morris lindsay who used has died at the age of 81, - well. remembering morris lindsay who used has died at the age of 81, a i used has died at the age of 81, a huge figure in rugby league. cycling royalty met british royalty today, jason and laura kenny have become the first couple to receive a knighthood and damehood together. seven—time olympic gold medalist jason and five—time olympic champion laura received their honours from prince william at a ceremony at windsor castle. jason has recently become a coach after retiring, while laura is still competting as she targets the 2024 games in paris. that's all from sportsday. at st. mary's, as live commentary and on the website if liverpool blues, manchester city will be champion

lindsay graham calls up and trump just puts it on speaker and says dance, lindsay. tell us about our golf game and lindsay starts dancing. look, this is the guy who committed and was in the history of the american presidency and for him to go back and forth and now start talking about golf or whatever he did and it's repugnant precisely because it makes it seem as if the whole thing wasn't serious. whatever he said before it's all kind of a joke. i mean, there were some republicans, even mcconnell who understood the gravity here and when a guy like graham waffles, it means even when he was condemning, it was all a political performance, nobody cares at all. it's just trivial and that is nauseating, as you say. >> i wonder, pat cipollone, the white house counsel has talked about by a lot of people phil rucker, right in their book that they thought donald trump could be charged that day. we have hannity texting that he believes that cipollone and the whole team will walk. you have the testimony that there was at least one phone call between pat cipollone and lindsay g

lindsay, i want to begin with you. what did powell say in your opinion that gives you the best idea of how he and the fomc will proceed beyond, we'll start to see 50 basis point hikes in june , july, and is that enough to get the arms around this bear of inflation? >> well what's interesting is because the chairman, yes, took the 75 basis point increase off the table, but he also emphasiz ed the committee's focus on a soft landing, sending a signal that while we may see some additional 50 basis point increases, the committee is likely to back off, back to 25 basis point increases, if needed, in order to ensure a more soft landing or a more tamed response from the economy, emphasizing that yes, the economy at this point can withstand a further rise in rates as the household balance sheet and financial balance sheets are well-equipped, and the labor market is solid, but he also highlighted those down side risks stemming from ongoing policy response overseas, and of course, international conflict. liz: steve? all you have

sir lindsay hoyle's comments, in an article he's written for the observer newspaper, come a day after the resignation of the conservative mp neil parish, who admitted watching pornography twice in the house of commons. it's a bleak moment for parliament's reputation. claims of sexism and harassment have put a harsh spotlight on this place, and one mp caught up in sleaze has now decided to quit. neil parish had hoped to tough it out, wait for a parliamentary investigation to do its work. but yesterday the tory mp admitted to watching pornography twice while in the house of commons. in the end, i can see that the furore, the damage i was causing my family and my constituency and association wasn't worth carrying on. a conservative mp since 2010, mr paris was suspended from the parliamentary party on friday after being named as the mp in the centre of the allegations. two female tory mps had witnessed the behaviour. apologising to them and his constituents, the former farmer explained what happened. funnily enough, it was trscked as i was looking at it, so i did get into another website

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they did so last night of an interview they did with senator lindsay graham on january 6, 2021. the contents of which we reported on last week. on the tape lindsay graham predicts a backlash against donald trump and the entire stop the steal movement in light of the horrific violence on january 6th. take a listen. >> we'll actually come out of this thing stronger. moments like this reset. people will calm down. people will say "i don't want to be associated with that." this is a group within a group. what this does, there will be a rallying effect for a while in the country that says we're better than this. >> biden will help that, right? >> totally. he'll be maybe the best person to have, right? i mean, how mad can you get at joe biden? >> joe biden will be the best person to have. of course, lindsay graham's prediction there that there would be a post-january 6th moment of national unity, one that would include the republicans, at least didn't come close to happening because of, frankly, lindsay graham. instead of turning the disgraced ex-president and allies into political pa

some sad news to bring you — former rugby league chief executive maurice lindsay has died, aged 81. lindsay masterminded wigan's revival in the 1980s as chairman, and was heavily involved in the creation of super league in 1996. current rfl chief executive ralph rimmer said, "he will be remembered as one of the most significant leaders in the sport's history." the rebuild of english men's cricket continues. tom harrison, the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board, has resigned after seven years in charge. harrison oversaw success in limited overs cricket, with both england's women and men's teams winning the world cup. but recent failures in test cricket have seen an overhaul at the ecb, with a new test coach, captain, and managing director being appointed. harrison's biggest project was introducing a new limited—overs competition — the hundred — which started last year. london—born defensive end jack crawford has announced his retirement after a ten—year career in the nfl. he was draughted by the raiders in 2012 and played for the dallas cowboys, atlanta f

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host: lindsay, take that point. guest: students right now, borrowing for a medical degree can borrow up to the cost of attendance and that can mean virtually anything. that is one of the reasons that we see students taking out so much and leaving with that. if we look at the median payment, it is a little bit lower. the median payment is 220 amount. for those individuals to graduate after they finish college, that is a manageable portion of their income. she lived frugally to repay loans to attend medical school. she signed contract to repay the taxpayer and worked hard to do so. student loans would penalize her for having made those payments. it would penalize individuals who decided not to go to college. it would penalize those students who worked during college and decided to buckle down and crack the books. it would punish those individuals who joined the armed services put their lives on the line to benefit from the g.i. bill. first so many sectors of society , it would be unfair. host: in washington dc, what i

thank you, lindsay piegza, bob katz, rick and steve >>> sticking with the fed we will have mary daly, the san francisco fed president tomorrow on the exchange speaking with her around 1:00 p.m. eastern time for more color on these concepts >> we have more breaking news out of washington and the congressional budget office releasing projections moments ago. the forecast will shrink to $1 trillion this year from 2.8 trillion last year but will increase over the next decade. on inflation the report shows the economy moving past peak inflation saying elevated levels will persist this year and then ease as economic growth slows. we'll have more later this hour when we speak to the cbo director philip swagel in a "power lunch" exclusive. >> also ahead, dick's sporting goods cuts it's outlook for the year and nordstrom lifts its forecast and both stocks are moving higher and we will trade them and one more in today's three-stock lunch. plus tesla down 25% so far this month. the stock trading bilow its s&p 500 inclszug price the bull case or the bear case a powerful development coming up pric

today, the commons speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, said he was considering putting an outside body in charge of employing parliamentary aides. but some mps doubt that will make any difference to tackling the problems of sexism, misogyny and bullying that have damaged parliament's reputation once again. changing working structures could be easier than improving standards at westminster. ben wright, bbc news. could this prove to be one of the biggest advances in the diagnosis of female health issues? the most intricate 3d model of the female body has been produced, to help medical students in the study of human anatomy. historically, they've had to rely on images of the male body, but it's hoped this new software will mark a major change in their understanding. our medical editor, fergus walsh, has that story. the female anatomy, in all its minute and precise detail. something that's been largely missing from medical textbooks and teaching over the centuries. just this angle here, in females is much wider than we would see in males. at brighton and sussex medical school, first—year students

today, the commons speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, said he was considering putting an outside body in charge of employing parliamentary aides. but some mps doubt that will make any difference to tackling the problems of sexism, misogyny and bullying that have damaged parliament's reputation once again. changing working structures could be easier than improving standards at westminster. ben wright, bbc news. lancashire police have confirmed that the body of a woman found in the forest of bowland on friday is that of the missing 33—year—old, katie kenyon. a postmortem examination revealed the mother—of—two died of head injuries. a 50—year—old man, andrew burfield, from burnley, has been charged with murder. people in scotland who test positive for covid, or have mild symptoms, no longer need to self—isolate. instead they're being advised to stay at home until they feel better. testing sites have closed and contact tracing will no longer be carried out, due to the falling number of infections. several groups of migrants have been brought ashore by the border force in kent, after c

more to lindsay with the organization walk. san francisco says 3rd and mission streets are on the city's high injury network. the streets marked in red make up just 13% of the city's streets. but 75% of the crashes occur on those streets. well, police are still investigating the details of this crash. she says speed is the number one cause of severe and fatal crashes in the city. you go much faster than 25 miles an hour. you can someone they're probably not going to make it. fulton has also been a part of the city's high injury network. john lewis off ski is part of the sf mta's citizen advisory panel. >> he says city officials need to re evaluate the layout of the streets. it's simply a the streets. it's simply a lack of imagination an prioritization of drivers. >> rather than families and residents, lindsay says she is already imagined ways to make the streets safer. one thing you can do you don't have parking close to the intersection of all and the posts in there. so that for some of the new all this disability lights can h

., clair lindsay and robert hill, and jeff sinby for their work, particularly when volunteers were not able to go into the shelters and they did that themselves at their own peril. so, thank you for your stewardship of the program and the oversight. and i'm happy to extend it. i did in that conversation come at least personally to the conclusion that we've had trouble filling one particular seat because of seat qualifications are too narrow. we were not able in short order to develop that language to havd prefer somebody with those specific qualifications, and it's been vacant for quite some time. so i will either do one of two things. one, would be to -- if the city attorney would allow me to without having to re-refer it to committee, introduce what may be a non-substantive amendment to make the seat qualification for seat number 1 more broad, add that at the full board in two weeks. if that is not deemed to be substantive. or, i will have a trailing piece of legislation that takes care of that detail. so whichever ms. pearson, deputy city attorney pearson allows me to do. i had not

here in the uk the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle, has called for a radical review of working practices, following a series of sexual misconduct and bullying claims against politicians. yesterday, the conservative mp neil parish resigned after admitting he'd watched pornographic material on his phone in the commons chamber. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, has denied a culture of misogyny exists at westminster. 0ur political correspondent, ben wright reports. sexism and misogyny. sexual misconduct. there are some bad apples who are out of order, who behave like animals and are bringing parliament into disrepute. it's been a grim week for parliament, with mps agreeing this place needs to change. yesterday, the tory mp neil parish quit after admitting to watching pornography on his phone in the house of commons. that followed the backlash to an article about labour's deputy leader, angela rayner. there was cross—party outrage at a story saying she crossed and uncrossed her legs to distract borisjohnson. today, a tory source claimed that after investigating th

today, the commons speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, said he was considering putting an outside body in charge of employing parliamentary aides. but some mps doubt that will make any difference to tackling the problems of sexism, misogyny and bullying that have damaged parliament's reputation once again. changing working structures could be easier, though, than improving standards at westminster. ben wright, bbc news. lancashire police have confirmed that a body found in the forest of bowland on friday is that of 33—year—old katie kenyon. a postmortem examination has determined that the mother—of—two died of head injuries. 50—year—old andrew burfield, from burnley, has been charged with ms kenyon's murder. 0ur correspondentjo makel gave this update from burnley. the police had indicated yesterday that they believed that the body they had found was that of katie. they've also said that a home office postmortem examination was conducted yesterday and that the cause of death has been given as head injuries. they say, "our thoughts remain with katie's family and loved ones at this diff

today, the commons speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, said he was considering putting an outside body in charge of employing parliamentary aides. but some mps doubt that will make any difference to tackling the problems of sexism, misogyny and bullying that have damaged parliament's reputation once again. changing working structures could be easier than improving standards at westminster. ben wright, bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines in the uk. a body found by police searching for a british woman who went missing more than a week ago has been confirmed as 33—year—old katie kenyon. the mother—of—2 was found in the forest of bowland. a post—mortem examination has determined tha she died of head injuries. 50—year—old andrew burfield, has been charged with ms kenyon�*s murder. people in scotland who test positive for covid, or have mild symptoms, no longer need to self—isolate. instead they're being advised to stay at home until they feel better. testing sites have closed and contact tracing will no longer be carried out — due to the falling numb

jeffrey: some of that work towards building the future falls to lindsay craven, who helps program the festival and book the performers. she grew up and continues to live in the region and knows the festival's value beyond the music. lindsay: i think that artistic anything in a small community is key to keeping these smaller communities alive. i think that merlefest means the world to wilkesboro. i hope that it does, because we put a small community on the map. 60,000 people had enjoyed it all. for the "pbs newshour," i'm jeffrey brown at merlefest in wilkesboro, north carolina. judy: and it is definitely putting them on the map. and on the “newshour” online, across the country, investors have been buying up mobile home parks, renovating them, and raising rents. in california, one group of renters decided to push back. you can read about their legal battle and what it portends for renters in other parts of the u.s. at pbs.org/newshour. and that's the “newshour” for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening with david brooks and jonathan capehart

some sad news to bring you — former rugby league chief executive maurice lindsay has died aged 81. lindsay also masterminded wigan�*s revival in the 19805 as chairman and was heavily involved in the creation of super league in 1996. current rfl chief executive ralph rimmer said, "he will be remembered as one of the most significant leaders in the sport's history." london irish teenage back henry arrandell has been named in a 36—man england squad for a training camp next week. the 19—year—old only made his premiership debut in february but he's been in blistering form. he's scored 11 tries in 15 matches for irish and england under—20s this season. 0wen farrell, manu tuilagi, mako vunipola and anthony watson all make their return to the squad. england take on the barbarians in a non—cap match onjune 19, before heading to australia for a three test series. and finally, cycling royalty has been honoured by british royalty. jason and laura kenny have become the first couple to receive a knighthood and damehood together. seven—time olympic gold medalist jason and five—tim

lindsay lohan, share or tom cruise? the original inventing, everyone says lindsay, everyone is right. >> only to be the person who everyone knows -- [laughter] >> so funny. >> we had a good thing with her. [laughter] kennedy: i love that show. how did you get to be british? >> one bottle of liquor at the minibar. a snickers and merlot, she's up 46 grand. kennedy: which of these rich and shameless but working walnut farm for $20 million? james cameron, mccarran or mr. peanut? working walnut farm where you can actually grow walnuts, i'm guessing $20 million for that walnut farm. james cameron, don mccarran or mr. peanut. everyone has different answers here. olivia pulls into a three way tie, it is camera. well done. a walnut farm. james cameron. [laughter] which of these rich and shameless shot out $52000 for a handwoven sofa? katie couric, kendall jenner or lance bass? ten woven sofas, $52000. who could it be? katie couric kendall jenner or lance bass? show me your answers. everyone got it right. katie couric -- i'm sorr

lindsay, i want to talk to you about the call for a session parlor game. i do not want to take the time about who is where and -- who is where in that. how do you sit at a desk and call a recession? lindsay: we are looking at negative growth but we are not convinced we will see an outline -- an outright recession. the chair did back off the possibility of larger hikes of 75 basis whines. he did say in additional 50 basis point height is on the table, but they are in a relatively less hawkish position and continued to talk about the optimism for navigating a soft landing. i think the committee is well aware of the weakness speaking into the data and that did leave some optimism the fed will begin to back off as it becomes more clear they have tightened us into a position of weakness. tom: over the weekend we got analysis on inflation, and to be fair to j.p. morgan and goldman sachs one is a more long-term view. and silver at j.p. morgan is looking more short-term. which timeframe is more valuable to you to analyze price change? lindsey: it has to be short-t

so, sir lindsay hoyle is calling for big changes, as have others. we have the mail on sunday doubling down on its original claims about angela rayner. it is a really tough industry to work in, a tough place to working at the moment. it is. industry to work in, a tough place to working at the moment. it is. the seaker to working at the moment. it is. the speaker says — to working at the moment. it is. the speaker says he _ to working at the moment. it is. the speaker says he wants _ to working at the moment. it is. the speaker says he wants radical - to working at the moment. it is. the speaker says he wants radical action| speaker says he wants radical action taken to change workplace culture. in westminster, there are some structural things within it that don't help those, whether you think it is a widespread culture or bad apples, some of the structural things about her westminster work don't really have that. one of the things he wants to do is set up a formal inquiry to change the way that staff are employed in the house of commons. at the mom

some sad news to bring you — former rugby league chief executive maurice lindsay has died, aged 81. lindsay masterminded wigan's revival in the 1980s as chairman, and was heavily involved in the creation of super league in 1996. current rfl chief executive ralph rimmer said, "he will be remembered as one of the most significant leaders in the sport's history." the rebuild of english men's cricket continues. tom harrison, the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board, has resigned after seven years in charge. harrison oversaw success in limited overs cricket, with both england's women and men's teams winning the world cup. but recent failures in test cricket have seen an overhaul at the ecb, with a new test coach, captain, and managing director being appointed. harrison's biggest project was introducing a new limited—overs competition — the hundred — which started last year. and london—born defensive end jack crawford has announced his retirement after a ten—year career in the nfl. he was draughted by the raiders in 2012 and played for the dallas cowboys, atlan

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but i am joined here by my mom and dad, by my aunt laurie, by my uncle dan, by my sister lindsay, by so many of the people who have made me who i am. [applause] and irene ember when i declared this candidacy in july, we always had a traditional family in a lot of ways, it was the first time that i had seen my mom and dad together in at least 20 years. think about that. but what i love about this country is it is not just for the families who have done everything right. it is not just for the people who have made all the right decisions. it is the country for the people who take sanchez -- who take second chances. that is what i love about my own family. that is what i love about the state of ohio. that is what i love about our shared nation the united states of america. but that country, the opportunities in this state depend on us fighting and winning against tim ryan in november because as much as he will try to claim that he is one thing, his voting record and the evidence suggests he is the very worst of modern american politics. a guy who has spent 20 years failing the people of

lindsay, welcome good to see you. >> great to be here. >> fantastic one of the things that typically tells investment strategists like you whether we are at a market bottom is volatility. it sure seems like we've had a lot of volatility, but is the vix, the fear gauge signals that we're at a bottom? >> yeah. the vix is the most obvious thing to look at when you're looking at a bottom and when the market's nearing a bottom, the vix is closer to the 45 range we're seeing it get that high although in the 30 rifrjieinge what we've seen in the last two ney nah, and then dks on 46% of days owe doesn't look comfortable and the vol ilis here to stay >> we've had intraday swings and it's not whether you end up at 2% or more within days we've gone from 300 up to 300 or 600 down or vice versa. so you see, a lot of intraday swings that have been very crazy. the put/call ratio is another sort of tell tale. what is it telling us right now? >> yeah. the put/call ratio, it got close to extreme levels at the end of april and it's since come in a little bit, though, in the last couple of days as movin

let's watch. >> lindsay graham is extremely angry, he's almost shouting down the capitol police as they try to address the u.s. senators, demanding they take action and forcefully recapture the capitol. in the same moment he gets on the phone and he telephones the white house council -- >> you're hearing all of this? a first-hand account and this is not from other sources? >> i'm in the room. he said if trump doesn't tell these people to go home, meaning the rioters and capitol, we will call for the 25th amendment. >> senator graham talking about the 25th amendment, and how significant is that considering now how graham and the others down play january 6th and quickly did? >> we all wish as reporters we could be in the room at such a pivotal moment and that tidbit of reporting is crucial as you mentioned, and even though that was a discussion over a year ago on january 6th, and we have since seen the fallout from a number of republican leaders, mccarthy and o'connell on the senate side, questioning and wondering and saying in some ways trump was at fault for what happened that day and n

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florida y california y quitarle las armas a amenaza para otros, pero republicanos como el influyente lindsay graham >>> no podemos quitar las armas a todo el mundo >>> en la negociaciÓn se queda afuera otros temas que por aÑos son controversiales para cruciales para algunos como la venta de los rifles ar-15 y tambiÉn. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> cada vez que pasa una tralgd ya como esta lo Único que recibimos son pensamientos y oraciones que no sirven de nada >>> ambos esperan lograr un acuerdo luego del receso del 6 de junio w en washington zulema salazar noticias telemundo >>> ojalÁ por fin se haga algo para evitar situaciones similar nosotros un futuro bueno nuevamente aparece un video donde ted cruz es confrontado por el tema de las armas ocurriÓ con el miembro de grupo liberal benjamÍn hernÁndez y el senador, en el video cruz acusa a los demÓcratas de utilizar la masacre de uvalde como pretexto para desarmar a los estadounidenses,s hernÁndez buscaba una respuesta clara de cruz sobre este tema pese a las protestass de las Última horas la asociaciÓn nacional de rifles cont

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lindsay melvin and her sister were paddle boarding when they made the discovery on saturday. and we can started digging around a little as we discovered the job, we realized it was human remains. and that's why me contact a park rangers to come and investigate. for the longest time i was in disbelief like i did not think that we actually just came upon human remains. i thought that i was like this has to be rocks. this is still roxanne's rocks know. it's definitely remains. investigators say they don't suspect foul play in the weekend discovery. the second set of human remains found recently in what's left of lake mead on may. first, a boater discovered a rusted barrel revealing a grim decades old murder. the victim apparently shot and killed in the late 70's or 80's and then dumped in the lake. >> that certainly leads to speculation that it might have been a mob hit the mob related past of nearby las vegas is chronicled at its mob museum. a showcase dedicated to the seedier side of sin city. >> historian geoff schumacher expects more morbid discoveries at lake mead. >> killi

and peter chickeni lindsay, overall how much is this feeding into the selling? yes, the fed is front and center and higher interest rates but there have been high-profile misses from stronger growth companies like adidas or some of those internet names what do you make of that overall? >> yeah, that's absolutely right and that's what sticks in our minds so it doesn't feel so good and so it impacts market sent meant for sure when i look at the s&p 500 as a whole, i look at q1 earnings season, it was a really good earnings season so far i know we're winding down here, about 86% of the way through, and 78% of companies have beat their earnings expectations. more than that have beat their sales expectations. >> what about guidance >> and outlook continues to move higher, actually when i look at the stock reaction, some of those, especially in the communication services sectors, the stock reactions did not feel good for some of those high-profile misses overall it was kind of a muted reaction when you look at the index overall. so honestly i think what we need to do

more to lindsay with the organization walk. san francisco says 3rd and mission streets are on the city's high of the city's streets. but 75% of the crashes occur on those streets. well, police are still investigating the details of this crash. she says speed is the number one cause of severe and fatal crashes in the city. you go much faster than 25 miles an hour. you could someone they're probably not going to make it. fulton has also been a part of the city's high injury network. john lewis off ski is part of the sf mta's citizen advisory panel. >> he says city officials need to re evaluate the layout of the streets. it's simply a lack of imagination and the prioritization of drivers. >> rather than families and residents, lindsay says she is already imagined ways to make the streets safer. one thing you can do you don't have parking close to the intersection of all and proposed in there. so that for some of the new all this disability lights can help module a traffic so people can get a lot of speed when they're driving their

. >> she had her attorneys call lindsay, her agent, and bring me roses today. because she knew it was going to be a lot. >> reporter: through heartfelt letters, her presence has been felt amidst the pain. how are you holding up during this time? >> i'm okay, because you have to be, technically. she wrote me one letter, babe, i know you want to go down, don't yet. because every day you wake up and the fact that you're still in that reality, it is a reason for you to lose faith and to not have hope and all of the above. it gives you so much reason to go down. i won't go down until she's back. i just won't. i can't. i can't. every single day matters for me to be here when she comes back. you know. but it's hard. it's hard. >> our thanks to robin. >>> up next, remembering a goodfella who did a lot of bad things in some of his best films. does your plug-in fade too fast? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell first day fresh for 50 days. la la la la la. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartbu

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more to lindsay with the organization walk. san francisco says 3rd and mission streets are on the city's high injury network. the streets marked in red make up just 13% of the city's streets. but 75% of the crashes occur on those streets. well, police are still investigating the details of this crash. she says speed is the number one cause of severe and fatal crashes in the city. you go much faster than 25 miles an hour. you could someone they're probably not going to make it. fulton has also been a part of the city's high injury network. john lewis off ski is part of the sf mta's citizen advisory panel. >> he says city officials need to re evaluate the layout of the streets. it's simply a lack of imagination and the prioritization of rather than families and residents. lindsay says she is already imagined ways to make the streets safer. one thing you can do you don't have parking close to the intersection of all and the posts in there. so that for some of the new all this disability lights can help module a traffic so people c

sir lindsay hoyle�*s comments in an article he has written for the observer come a day after the resignation of the conservative mp neil parish, who admitted watching pornography twice in the house of commons. our political correspondent ben wright has the details. it ben wright has the details. is a bleak moment for parliament's it is a bleak moment for parliament's reputation. claims of sexism and harassment have put a harsh spotlight on this place, and one mp caught up in sleaze has now decided to quit. neil parish had hoped to tough it out, wait for a parliamentary investigation to do its work. but yesterday the tory mp admitted to watching pornography twice while in the house of commons. in the end, i can see that the funeral, the damage i was causing my family and my constituency and association wasn't worth carrying on —— furore. association wasn't worth carrying on -- furore. �* ., , ., ~ , . -- furore. are conservative mp since 2010, mr paris — -- furore. are conservative mp since 2010, mr paris was _ -- furore. are conservative mp since 2010, mr paris was suspended - -- fur