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barbra streisand was also presented with a lifetime achievement award. now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking, a conversation with rather than a news interrogation of someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. there s one question that many people often ask. does it make any difference who you vote for? that is a question faced by governments of all colours in all parts of the world, not least as we face so many global problems, whether climate change, the pandemic, stagnant economies, health services struggling to cope with the demands that are put on them. my guest this week argues that what you should do as a politician is back long term missions rather than short term headline grabbing pledges. she s one of the most influential economists on the planet, mariana mazzucato. and i spoke to her long after she d been advising both government and the opposition and shortly before the lab ....
cool august day, what a fantastic turnout on capitol hill on an august day. and that s really due to the extraordinary lineup of people presenting and talking to you today, i m sure, that brings you here. five years ago, maybe even before, the united nations with the cooperation, certainly, of the united states and with many countries around the world began to plan for the future of world global development that would apply not only to the least developed countries, but just as well equally and universally to the critical state of affairs for human rights and for development in the best equipped countries including the united states. and out of that conversation came this extraordinary set of sustainable development goals to help lead the way for all countries voluntarily. importantly, voluntarily to collaborate on how we will achieve the outcomes of those goals as set forth for the years 2015-2030. so we re just two years into this, and already there s significant ....
an august day maybe because it s a cool august day what a fantastic turnout on capitol hill and that is due to the extraordinary lineup of people who will be presenting and talking and that brings you here. five years ago maybe before five years ago the united nations with the corporations of the united states and many countries around the world began to plan for the future of world global developments and it would apply not only to the least developed countries but equally university to the critical space and affairs and human rights for development in the best equipped countries including the united states. out of that conversation became this extraordinary set of sustainable development goals to lead the way for all countries voluntarily to collaborate and how we will achieve the outcomes of those goals as set forth for the years 2015-2030. we are two years into this and already there s significant progress to talk about the build on the progress of the millennium th ....
insulator. replacing insulators and third rail covers. many of the part are the parts we talked about. that he had 150 different safety inspections. nine including fire and smoke. we talk to the metro riders. would they deal with the additional closures? i don t mind if they would come back stronger. my preference is to put enough money in public transport to fix the system. if hay to put up the delays few a few months to get the safety issue, i would rather brian: the draft plan is going to be mod fifthed and it will be released as soon as possible but likely won t be ready by the original target date of may 16. how that directly will impact, we will stay on top of the details. the f.t.a. says their investigators will be alongside wmata as they do the work. leon: on cue, right now metro is dealing with a power proc outside the stadium-armory station. and power problem outside the stadium-armory station. almost the same spot of an issue monday morning. make make ....
ecb president. he suggests the eurozone economy is likely to remain stagnant and the central bank stands ready to act. t speaking of central banks, here at home, the fed is launching a review of how it oversees the major banks. the review comes after a series of critical reports. the fed is asking its inspector general to help with the probe. andrew. we ve got stocks to watch this morning. a lot of stuff moving. gamestop earnings and revenue falling well short of estimates. the company blaming the late relief to be assassins creed unity game and slowing video game software sales. joseph kernen s family always usually haven t been big on that. but i read through the analyst report trying to figure out what happened. and there was worry that it was in digital, but it s older software. also, believe it or not, the west coast port situation is part of the forecast. the kernen family has no, no. it s strange that the west coast court situation would affect thin ....