and it showed, the 35—year—old had a grim time of it, 6—3 versus the australian in the absence of bill murrayble murray on tuesday, world number one novak djokovic begins his monte carlo masters campain. the serbian was forced to miss indian wells and the miami masters due to his covid vaccination status, but he's looking forward to starting the clay court season and preparing for the upcoming french open. i did more training on clay, which is of course positive if you think about clay season. i haven't had much success in monte carlo in the last three years, i haven't played really good tennis here. so i'm hoping this year i could start the clay season better than i did in previous years. and hopefully build my form as i'm coming closer to paris. to football and it's been four long years since barcelona last won a league title, but they're closing in on the trophy, despite only managing a draw with girona on monday. they've now moved 13 points clear of rivals real madrid, but barca may see it as a missed opportunity. the home side had 18 efforts on goal, but only 3 of them on target — as the

so you'd, you know, martha roslyn before bill murray didn't put on such detectors. you can also register as much the direction it's coming from mobile to release through it. napoleon, priscilla was fascinating. thank you very much for taking the time to show me around. scientist said this observatory have been making headlines with the best experiments on sterile transitions. they may have discovered a brand new elementary particle, the stero neutrino. so 1st of all, congratulations, this is a big deal. what does this mean for humanity? why should we be excited? know, through the chairs because it's hard to speculate on the implications of that discovery . but humanity strives every drop of novelty and mystery. this particle isn't new, but it is a new type of new trina. so, my understanding is that the best experiment could mean that our entire fundamental understanding of physics is wrong. are we in for a new era of physics? it's fascinating show that we always enjoy discovering something new. and i hope we've come across something exciting that maybe it's not a st

it's sort of like the character that bill murray used to have.th there was sort of a vegas phobia. but as time passes, things change. >> stephen: let me write that down. let me write that down. time passes. passes. things -- what did you say things do? change. change. james taylor. got it. >> james: you sort of get dragged to the middle politically and culturally. as time passes. you know, i did a residency a couple years ago in las vegas and it was great. >> stephen: what kind of show do you do? is it a lot of glitz? are there white tigers or anything like that? >> james: whatever we can scare up, we will definitely use. it's pretty much, we just take the show that we are touring that year, the set that we are playing, just park it in vegas for about ten days, which is a great relief for the band and crew not to have to break it down and then set it up once a day and to be able to stay in one place. >> stephen: what about you? do you like being in one place or do you like the circus life? >> james: no, i like the one-offs, i like having a feel o

>> i'm thinking bill murray.elate. >> trace: we asked twitter and instagram followers if some bullying is beneficial. most agreed with y'all, yes, 26%. 22% instagram. by and large, they said, na h, i think you're better off being a nice guy. >> being a brown guy with a hill billy name like joe bob, i've experienced my fair share of bullying. i don't think i could do that to other people. i turned out more resilient, i think, so that's a good thing but overall, i would say probably not the right move to make. >> trace: interesting, tammy woods says there's no reason to bully anyone ever especially to make yourself look good. jerilyn dawson, not beneficial for anyone. it's short-term success at best. soon others decide to avoid the bully altogether in business and in personal life. jason rantz, bully or no? >> so there's a fine line between bullying and being aggressive. so, for example, earlier today with my producer, i was calling him names right in the middle of other people and i threw a coffee in his face and

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had a grim time of it against alex and dismissed 61, 6—3 versus the australian in the absence of bill murray with one wicket remaining. it is still 0—0, it is still 0-0, 40 it is still 0—0, 40 minutes past half—time and if barcelona win this, the 15 clear at the top. but as of now, but as that's all the sport for now. with just hours to go untiljunior doctors begin a four day strike across england, a senior nhs leader says the health service is facing a 'perfect storm' — with hospitals struggling to cover shifts affected by the action, because staff have booked easter breaks. matthew taylor of the nhs confederation says the action, which runs from seven o'clock tomorrow morning until seven on saturday morning — means 350,000 appointments and operations could be cancelled. he's called for the arbitration service acas to be brought in. there are currently no talks talking place: the british medical association is sticking to its 35% pay demand — the government says it won't negotiate until its demand is more reasonable, calling the bma's stance militant. here's our health editor hugh pym as a

bill: britteny griner adding her voice to the debate of transgender athletes. she slams the push to ban biological men from competing against biological women. fox news contributor douglas murrayis. good morning. the key line is everyone deserves the right to play. she has now weighed in on this and has a big voice. what do you think? >> lucky that britteny griner is not just starting off in her career. if these were the rules when she was starting off the whole thing might be different. the problem we have in america on this is that there is a very distinct lack of women defending women in the public square on issues like this. that isn't the case in every other country. for instance, in my own country, britain, there have been very prominent women not just in sports but across the political and social platforms who have objected to precisely this. so when someone like britteny griner says i will fight for men to play in women's sports its a blow against lots of young female athletes. >> bill: she said she thinks it's a crime. >> all i can think is she is overstating it for some other sort of purpose. tread back even a few years. wouldn't it be ridiculous if you said it is ba

duckworth, moran, fischer, kelly and myself are working on a bill to expand the faa's workforce development, which is a key part of this. so, captain murray, in your testimony, you highlighted in november how you warned about risks associated with crew scheduling and i.t. systems. why were your warnings ignored? >> thank you, senator. that podcast was one of many warnings that we had relayed to southwest, either publicly, privately. and we had been trying as i testified earlier, tried to offer solutions where we see breakdowns. and so, we've gotten very little traction in that regard. and so, as we have moved forward, we have been expressing some dire warnings about how brittle. >> i will go to you, mr. watterson, southwest announced $1.1 billion in investments to update technology, will that get to the issues captain murray raised? >> it is a 25% increase over 2019 pre-pandemic levels. we are increasing our i.t. spend faster than our company is growing, and we will use that across operations both in crew scheduling and ground and flight operations to make sure we modernize operations. >> thank you, ms. pinkerton, in addition to operation

mark murray, vaughn hillyard, steve kornacki, gentlemen, thank you very much. >>> and the house is set to vote in a $4.5 trillion billhat will raise the debt ceiling and make cuts to federal spending this week. it is a major test of house speaker kevin mccarthy's ability to corral the 218 votes he needs to pressure president biden to negotiate on the debt limit. so far corralling the gop caucus, though, hasn't exactly been easy for mccarthy, but there are rumblings that the party's moderates and conservatives might be moving towards a consensus. joining me now is nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake. remind me, how many votes in the entire republican caucus is mccarthy able to lose yet still able to pass this baill? >> reporter: he's got a four-vote margin, katy, and a five-vote majority that can depend on any given day if members are all present, if anybody's out for health reasons. the bottom line here is he's got very little room for error here. mccarthy got a little bit of good news today in his quest to get this debt bill over the finish line. mike lawler a republican moderate from new york s

bills and repair the island. after the recent devastating hurricanes. hurricane murray in 2017, involved fema allocating about 28 billion dollars, yet hurricane fiona, last year, still left thousands of puerto ricans without power for days, in october, senator murphy join me in a letter to fema, u.s. apartment of housing and -- energy, urging these agencies to work together and, was a government of puerto rico in its relevant institutions to rebuild puerto rico with long term -- infrastructure. puerto rico has no representation in the united states senate. so, speaking on behalf of puerto rico, but really, all of america, on behalf of fellow americans, do you commit to ensuring that fema will rebuild that infrastructure on the island of paris three go with renewable resources and resiliency in mind? >> senator i do, i know that fema administrator, travel to pork -- with jennifer -- department of energy, the secretary of department of energy. i've spoken with governor pierluisi of puerto rico and you have my commitment. >> thank you very much, mister secretary. on behalf

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bill to expand the faa's workforce development. which is also a key part of this, so that the faa and the private airlines. so, captain murrayour testimony you highlight how in november you warned about risks associated with the crew scheduling and i.t. systems. why do you think your warnings were ignored? >> thank you, senator. that podcast was one of many warnings that we had relayed to southwest. either publicly, privately, and we have been trying as i testified a little bit earlier. we have tried to offer solutions where we see breakdowns. and so we have gotten very little traction in that regard. and, so as we have moved forward we have been expressing some very dire warnings about how brittle. >> okay, i'm going to go to you mr. watterson. southwest recently announced 1.3 billion dollar investments to update the technology. is that guy to get to the issues that captain mary raised, how somebody going to be spent? >> thank you, senator. yes the 1.3 billion is a 25% increase over 2019 pre-pandemic levels. so we increasing our i.t. span, obviously faster that are companies going. we are going to use that across the operat

murray. really good to have you with us on the programme morning. on the programme this morning. so tell us more about labour's warm homes plan, supposedly going to cut energy bills recommend this to our members . recommend this to our members. so the government has negotiated so circumstances, so under those circumstances, the we're in today, what the ones we're in today, what would the labour party do if it was in government? right well, let's see what the result- was in government? right well, let's see what the result is- let's see what the result is sore— let's see what the result is he roooy— let's see what the result is later today in— let's see what the result is later today in terms of the offer— later today in terms of the other mode— later today in terms of the offer made to— later today in terms of the offer made to nurses . but, you offer made to nurses. but, you know.— offer made to nurses. but, you know. he— offer made to nurses. but, you know, the labour— offer made to nurses. but, you know, the labour party's poshhoh— know, the labour party's position has— know, the labour party's position has been absolutely eohshsrehr— position has been absolut

murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate leadership time is reserved. >> congress and administrations working on agreement to pay the bills them to reduce the debt moving forward and the best way to result this for congress and the administration to return to normal negotiating process. in other words to do her job. year after year relying on continued resolutions to fund government operations so i hope the department works with us to come up with a more prudent plan to come up with reductions and draw back and glad to see west virginia and the budget department and requesting funding for the deployment and storage. methane emissions and energy resources and laboratory headquarters in morgan town and brian anderson and his team the dedication to e inrig visit -- reinvigorate and the working group on coal and power plant. we have a lot to discuss this morning madame secretary. >> thank you, mr. chairman. not worrying about energy markets and lowering the country and take any president would want to build on that energy success and no, not joe biden and surveillance rending their gains and attacking america's oil, natural g