bottom half. well it's time for the ball in this league as play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and it was a close race but a late surge of support for freiburg. it makes him the winner with thirty nine percent of the vote freiburg pulled off a big victory against and grabbed the fourth of their five goals a fantastic strike there for the twenty two year old and he seventh goal of the season that was your play off i. well that's full time for us here on the bundesliga we'll be back with the action from sunday's games and will be going through the weekend's top talking points with on this league insider. very own tom can i you can send in your questions to be addresses on in your screen and we'll leave you now with some images from saturday's games for me and the rest of the team here brilliant by by. i'm skilled at of my work not hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. when the smugglers would lie and sa

bottom half. well it's time for play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter it was a close race but a late surge of support for freiburg. that makes him the winner with thirty nine percent of the vote freiburg pulled off a big victory against bird and grabs the fourth of their five goals a fantastic strike there for the twenty two year old and his seventh goal of the season that was your play that's a. well that's full time for us here on the ball in the state will be back with the action from sunday's games and we'll be going through the weekend's top talking points with the snake inside her. very own tom you can send in your questions to be addresses on your screen. with so many images from saturday's games for me and the rest of the team here bye bye. moral. high altar in the snow we all go. forward to a lot of our good friends with. our present are looking to go works up a sweat. cold winter vacation close to nature. the oh a region in winter. the documents of the kruger national. thi

bottom half. well it's time for the ball in this league as playoffs today as voted by our followers on twitter and it was a close race but a late surge of support for freiburg. that makes him the winner with thirty nine percent of the vote freiburg pulled off a big victory against and grabbed the fourth of their five goals a fantastic strike there for the twenty two year old and his seventh goal of the season that was your play. well that's full time for us here on the ball in the state will be back with the action from sunday's games and will be going through the weekend stop talking points with on this make it inside or. very own tom again or you can send in your questions to the addresses on your screen and we'll leave you with so many images of some sort of those games for me and the rest of the team here bye bye. i mean. to me two movements and its impact on me are says. that de w.'s global media forum for culturally influential figures from three continents discuss conditions for female poli

rst of all, how did you meet sharon bottoms?i was contacted by the aclu to see if i would take up her case after she went to court by herself at the first level, and the daughter was awarded to her own mother. they will contacted me. i was a divorce attorney, family law attorney at the time and or somebo looking to represent her pro-bono. >> woodruff: and she had not had any legal representation earlier. why was her mother so determined todeny her custody of her own son? >> homophobia is the only y i could explain it. it's a very deep emotion, homophobia, and i can only surmise that that's what drove her to take such drast action. >> woodruff: so there were no otherr cumstances or factors of sharon bottoms' life that would have made her feel that way? >> no, thee was a litany of things she testified about, trying to paint as dirty aof pictur sharon as she could. but these are not thingshat a mother would use to deprive her own child of custody of her child. >> woodruff: sharon bottoms, i was reading about her in the last couple

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after their draw however are rock bottom. it's time for the bonus niggaz play of the day as voted by you off us on twitter and the winner with fifty two percent of the vote is leon bailey eleven who is in for what smashed home a sensational free kick to level the score was a games by and his team went on to take all three points was a moment for the jamaican and once again from his team that is your play of the day . wow look at that so from play of the day we go to the goal of the month what do you do you think scored the best goal in january here are the three finalists for you to choose from. my. point. was i was. right i was i. was. told he was . so those in the top three goals of the month of january be sure to send your picks the address that on your screen with a bit of luck you could wind the bundesliga jazzy of your choice so disappointed on the vine play as i hope you are not we will be back on sunday with both the world of the year i'm going to be discussing the day's matches in outspoken sick guts and the rest of

we need a bottoming of growth in china. that is imminent. we need a bottoming of growth in europe.hen that turn comes, the central-bank action is trying to prime the pump, european auto stocks will be bought. david: is one of the biggest risks trade? the distraction? it causes us to focus and blame those things -- europe, you have big emissions problems, brexit. we focus on things like trade and tariffs without focusing on the underlying fundamentals. jay: we should stop focusing on production and start guessing on consumption. -- focusing on consumption. ,ot only is it a distraction capital investment on the corporate side, that is something we are looking for to affect the economy. tax cuts stimulate capex. on the other hand, all this uncertainty about pricing inhibits capex. you have a tug-of-war that means nothing happens. david: a tariff is a tax on the american consumer. jay: that is absolutely true. if you think the consumer is key, and i do -- i think we should be focusing more on obviously, taxing the consumer is not helpful. david: demand-side economics. back to this morn

than the used version of them dead is an indication that it might start a price war a race to the bottom and that's certainly not a good sign for the industry not china as we have said is an enormously important market for carmakers german producers for that matter as well how do you see the growing chinese competition in that field. interesting parties the sweet showed it received ve it calls the chinese government's he said it's an opportunity to create a global champion so we could expect that state trying to push that they have done so also in the more conventional cars by forcing partnerships but that didn't quite work yes or we might see even a more aggressive stance as we switch into the vehicles for some stock car of what would business school thank you. staying with the automotive set sector nissan motor has slashed its forecast for twenty nineteen is on financial year ends in march in its first earnings report since x. chairman calls going was arrested over allegedly falsifying financial reports the japanese carmaker reported a fifty four percent drop in bottom line profit for

so far on over and stood guard make up the bottom three and i want everybody to take a little look for things spot show. because we really need to talk about them this is a team that has made it into the round of sixteen and the champions league and they face premier league leaders manchester city this week and i'm going to go to the first they couldn't score against freiburg doesn't bode well for them. i think the whole season up until now doesn't bode well for this game i mean aside from as we just saw in the fourteenth in the table which is such a allowances drop in form from last season what strikes me is they've only scored twenty five goals in the league all season so far just just over one guy i just can't see not being anything like enough to trouble a pretty solid body in that city have as well with a good goalkeeper and you know last year they had some more firepower in their attack with the lights of gorecki i know he's not a goal machine but he's an important component of the attack but i just don't see much hope without players like him in the side anymore against a team i

half had to defeat pushes them dented tenth and there is no change in the bottom three. have been anchored in the bottom half of the table all season it's a far cry from last season second place finish on able to find their form and languishing far from the european spots it comes as no surprise that there would be a casualty in the club's management and it came this weekend with christiane hydel shall can sporting director announcing he would leave his role at the end of the season at the very latest let's hear from him and now. but as we go through to me a few things just haven't worked out for us in the bundesliga this season and i take responsibility for that. i'm aware of my responsibilities. there's a lack of common the club because of me. and i've been saying that keeping the focus is the key to success so i have to suffer the consequences if i'm a destructive element. that all over i'm going to ask you some which may we're familiar with the director's role of perhaps another league it's not so common to hear people talk about a sporting director because either it

know and as you can imagine they've got an easy a run coming up now they actually play the current bottom five all in the next seven games so you would expect to pick up some more points there and their attack as well has been a little bit quiet in those four games you'd expect them to start firing again the likes of which of course you know they've been so good this season it's time for. then to start getting back in the goals and if they do michelle talks about god by making the champions like we could see frank still both of the top four do you agree with all the scientific front for can can get a champions league spot if you see how it'll play in europe in the it's amazing. with all the supporters travelling and behind the team but i think more and more quality and mentioned team so and on and off today you know it's like it's a little piece to be one of the four teams for the temperance league and it will be a stay on them because well you guys are very positive and frankfurt but we're going to move on and we need to take a look at sunday's late game between another team came to fini

line -- you had an amazing bottom line.ented the company. >> we are not just a rating agency we also have -- you talked about it but have subscription businesses with market intelligence and then sometimes there's actually almost an upside when you have some kind of issues in ratings you've got the index business which is picking up the volatility and doing well. >> it's still -- 19% global debt issuance decrease yet you had a huge amount of profit doing big buybacks that's a fantastically profitable business you have. >> what we did over the last five years is we narrowed down our focus in everything we do is about markets. every single one of our businesses is focused on information intelligence, insight for markets. its opinions and data and analytics and narrowed it down so everything we do has one type of customer. >> a lot with worried about the china trade war. i don't know if they saw what happened with you. you got the first of its kind approval to enter china's domestic bond market maybe we're misreading the chine

is it the absolute bottom? i'm not sure. bottomed? bitcoin >> it would be nice if it is a bottom, but it's unlikely. it has been trading between two 3100 and 4100 and is doing the same thing as last year. bitcoin to me is more like digital gold. i think it is expensive, but the rest of the space has more gleaning to do. emily: spencer, what has been the in venture -- investor interest? spencer: it is not slumped at all in terms of entrepreneurial activity. we see more and more companies coming in every day and higher-quality entrepreneurs. thinking about bitcoin as an asset in this forecast -- vortex of a macro environment with rising debt levels at an all-time high, money printing, tension between nationalism and globalism, and the notion of ism.sdictional >> a lot of people are looking at institutions. i think institutions might look at the going as a proxy for digital gold. the institutions that might buy gold might diversify portfolios with bitcoin. the rest of the cryptocurrencies. they still trade like speculative digital assets

tea m cloud should play off with a bottom team in the premiership to getting there.e english players, develop more in and that has got to be good for the game. the last ten or 15 years ago, we would not be looking at the premiership and we have built an infrastructure on the basis that one day we may be able to get there and i'm sure there are some teams at the bottom now that are doing exactly the same, i am sure they would be extremely disappointed. —— league. i think the thing that i do not like about it is it is not necessarily being made on the best interest of the english game, this is based upon 13 shareholders protecting their interest, rather than what is best for english rugby. and that is all your sport, enjoy the rest of your evening. good night. good evening. well, it has been a much milder day out there today but we have had clear skies this evening. a chilly night ahead as we head to the early hours of tuesday morning. we are going to see quite a bit of mist and fog. this was the scene taken earlier in hertfordshire. some frost and filed, it is fairly

goldman sachs says the global economy may have already bottomed out.tor slightly higher than numbers for december and january. the chief economist says growth remains soft but there were hutes of green c emerging. at j.p. morgan, less optimism. jp dimon is readying the bank for downturn risks. >> we are prepared for a recession. thing across the tape that jpmorgan was preparing for a recession, but we are not predicting a recession. we are pointing out we are conscious as the risk we bear as a company. >> there is record high interesting indonesia is sovereign bonds. to $6.7st option jumped billion. the bonds were back in favor with high-yield foreign investors after bank in danger used in aggressive tightening cycle to stabilize the rupiah, which has rebounded almost 3% this year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. sue, thank you for that. jay powell delivered a relatively upbeat view on the over andhile repeating over that the fed it can be patient when it come

more in today's bottom line. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: time for the bottom line.tol-myers. they have met another dissident from the acquisition of celgene. expressed star board some doubt about it. now, the second largest shareholder coming in saying we don't think it's a good idea. alix: interesting. how many activists are in the market right now. i'm taking a look at in bed. -- ab invev. the huge write-down they had to fourth quarter beat estimates. they are more bullish on the u.s. even though shipments that fall. -- did fall. it is global, not domestic. alix: beer is beer. david: the third story we are watching today is about technology. still with us, abhay deshpande of centerstone investors. this piece crossed late yesterday that there were a couple of tech stocks that didn't do so well. >> you had a couple different companies -- fitbit was down double digits following its earnings report. voxas another, booking.com, -- tech earnings had been relatively good leading up to this dismal series of reports yesterday. there are two trends that emerge. with fitbit,

the bottom side extended their lead yet further in the second half after a well worked attacking move. south ready to both routes essential got it back through a smart back heel and then picked out rafael guerrero to make it three nil. with fifteen minutes to go hoffenheim pulled one back some dodgy defending and lackluster goalkeeping gifting a check bell for the old what looked to be a consolation go. when denis geiger's cross floated all the way to pavel cottage in its later hoffenheim were suddenly within touching distance of a sensation and with just school at three two they kept at it. with just four minutes left guy gives free kicks found belfer deal in the box and the algerian maids no real stake with his head. elation for union noddles man and hoffenheim to complete a stunning comeback against the league leaders a comeback back could be costly for can take a test that shows dortmund. buyers really gotta get things done if they want to defend their bonus they get title now dortmund's draw with hoffenheim opened a door for buyer to climb within five points of the table. and hos

but democrats are really itching to get to the bottom of this. and they're also weighing whether to issue subpoenas to get their hands on some documents related to the white house security clearance process. so, democrats are going to huddle monday night. they're going to do a tragedy session. how do we tackle not only just this hearing on wednesday with cohen, but how do we tackle these subpoenas? they're also bracing for republicans to do as many disruptive and delay tactics as they can, such as forcing motions to adjourn, which is something they can do to sort of disrupt the flow of things. and so, you're going to see republicans really go on offense here as the oversight committee really starts to pick up. >> right. but this trump hearing on wednesday, first public one, we should add. if this goes through, what are the expectations, melanie? >> well, the expectations for

we've had a big rally off the bottom, 19%.s&p stocks were trading above their 50 day average in december. that is the worst we've seen since 2011. when that happened, next 12 months, average 24% return. so i think we're seeing it priced in but there could be some more to go. that next leg will be if we hear positive coming out of china. neil: to your point, shah, december, christmas eve day was black monday. it was a buy opportunity. but, 1100 stocks at 52-week lows. now we're getting single digits. how much of a potential china deal is baked into the cake? will we have classic sell on the news even with the headline? china stops stealing and buying a trillion dollars worth of stuff? people will be like, why was the dow off 200 points? >> the news coming out has to be positive news, where investors don't shrug it off saying we were expecting that. i don't think it will be all encompassing but president donald trump wanted it to be really good news he would like markets to go up. we would all like markets to go up. chinese cert

is it the absolute bottom? i'm not sure. emily: has bitcoin bottomed? mike: it is unlikely. it would be nice if it is a bottom, but it's unlikely. if you look at the price, it has been trading between 3100 and 4100 and is doing the same thing as last year. it is consolidating at lower-levels and it still needs to go to liv lower levels. bitcoin to me is more like digital gold. i think it is expensive, but the rest of the space has more gleaning to do. emily: spencer, what has been the entrepreneurial and investor interest through this? spencer: it is not slumped at all in terms of entrepreneurial activity. the number of new pitches -- we see more and more companies coming in every day and higher-quality entrepreneurs, as well. we think about bitcoin as an acid and this vortex of a macro environment with rising debt levels at an all-time high, money printing, tension between nationalism and globalism, and the notion of jurisdictionalism. -- jurisdictional competition, there is a strong case to be made that bitcoin is the strongest asset in the world right now. mike a lot of p

well bottom for the bottom and three. cardiff city not able to move despite that went.beating bottom side st mirren a—nil to move to within three points of scottish premiership leaders celtic. jermaine defoe converting one of those spot kicks. motherwell and aberdeen also won, while hamilton and dundee drew 1—all. ranges arejust ranges are just behind the celtics. in the championship, norwich city beat leeds united 3—1 in a top—of—the—table clash at elland road. mario vran—sich opened the scoring with free kick that took a deflection off leeds midfielder adam forshaw. teemu pukki added another 30 minutes later, before a second from vran—sich sealed a dramatic win for norwich — who are now level on points with leeds at the top of the championship. the women's cup has three nail. —— 3-0. the women's cup has three nail. —— 3—0. let's get on to the rest of that did they sports drama unfolded at the inaugural saudi 0pen on saturday, as sergio garcia was disqualified from the third round for serious misconduct, as the 2017 masters champion was found to have damaged putting su

the bottom line of this thing has been going on a while, and this is really wreaking havoc on the commute. you can imagine when you shut down a four-lane road like that, and also the rail lines, that's vta goes through their. it's creating a huge backup in the san jose area, chopper five providing us with these amazing pictures, you can really get a good look at what is going on, as the sky starts to darken, it's getting later in the evening, no movement from that truck, and i would say the last 20 minutes, 25 minutes. again, there was one person who came out with their hands up, and surrendered to police, or were at least taken back, and questioned by police, but we are assuming, because of what we are looking at, that there are more people on board this thing, what part they are playing in all of this is still up in the air. >> the start of the incident happened at chenoweth and pearl, and as you can see there, it ended here at north 1st street in san jose. unclear also how this is affecting mass transit in the area, we know, for sure, it's affecting folks driving their cars, but as far

and bottom side huddersfield ho5t wolves, desperate for a win.in the league. that's 13 defeat5 and one draw since november. the last team they beat though was wolves. jan siwert unable to improve their fortune5 since his appointment. this the bottom of the table. huddersfield 14 points adrift of safety. and brighton 5till nervously looking over their 5houlder heading into that match with leicester. you can follow all the scores via 5live final score on the red button and bbc 5port website tonight. chelsea back in action tomorrow. their first match since the league cup final lo55 on sunday in which goalkeeper kepa arizablaga refu5ed to be substituted. sports news correspondent richard conway was at maurizio sarri's pre55 conference today ahead of their match with tottenham tomorrow. and he wouldn't be drawn on whether the spanish keeper will start. after the drama of the game at wembley on sunday this was a chance for maurizio sarri to explain the circumstances and that incident with kepa, his goalkeeper of course refusing to leave the pitch when

out ahead of by an on goal difference and you have both spoken leverkusen who also move up in the bottom half of the table braman rise to tenth after their draw a valuable point takes just of just that far away from the drop zone and places with hanover after their draw had over their rock bottom. it's time for the bundesliga play of the day is votes of by you off us on twitter and the winner with fifty two percent of the vote is leon bailey eleven who is in full would smash home a sensational free kick and level the scores again by and his team went on to take all three points what's the moments for the jamaican and what's a game for the team that is you'll play. wow look at that so from play of the day we go to the goal of the month what do you do you think scored the best goal in january here are the three finalists for you to choose from i was. with. was was. i was. right it. was i. was. told. i was i was i. so those of the top three goals of the month of january be sure to send your pics the address that on your screen with a bit of luck you could win the bundesliga jazzy of your ch

europe's data has bottomed for the short run as long as we get this deal i don't think it's going to be great, steve, but everyone has priced in the end of the world and that is in a lot of these numbers already. >> i think by the same token you can say what tim said and be 100% correct and you could also say we've also priced in 90% to 95% of a positive trade war deal so you can sort of trade both of them, which is sort of offsetting for me. i think the market has run so much into a trade deal getting done that it's actually -- >> here's a question has the rest of the world priced in a trade war deal? has china priced in a trade war deal has europe priced in a trade war deal arguably their markets might see a bigger boost from a trade war resolution at this point >> my view is absolutely not and i would argue also that china's markets, which i think by their own standards are crazy cheap right now, and we've had a lot of technical breakouts, i'm not saying china is a great story. but relative to where people were pricing it. you also have msci inclusion, you'll see a lot of asset an

let's get down to business stood guard are having a dreadful season they appear to be stuck down the bottom and are in dire need of points in a bid to get on track former germany international and stood guard midfielder told us his social bagga has been brought in as the club's sporting director and his presence breathed some optimism into the struggling to lob their first test against top four side leipsic was not going to be easy so let's see how they fared. stuttgart were hoping that new sporting director thomas hitzlsperger would be the lucky charm against like sick but the home fans were disappointed just six minutes in use of poulsen scoring his eleventh of the season with a whole lot of help from a calamitous took out defense. bus in contrast to last weekend's three nil loss they should fight to get back into the game a careless handball from video bomb spotted by the v.a.r. gave stevens the chance to convert from the spot. to his first goal since joining on loan in january. at the break hitzlsperger had reason to be hopeful effort and passion were clearly on display in the second ha

here is the bottom line. i know it seems counter intuiti intuitive but let's say it takes a ton of sense on a day that we could have been down a great deal and perhaps we even should be i want to go to gjim in new yor. >> long-time viewer here how are you? >> i am doing great. >> how can you help. you gave a thumbs up for clorox. i purchased some it gapped out monday on earnings but not in our accounts. i realized i bought cl not clx up short term over cl and it yields 2.6%. >> i think colgate, you're buying a great level it's how about this? it's not as bad as it used to be >> mr. cramer, my question is regarded the dry index which in the past 50% in the month so what does this tell us? >> it tells us the chinese new year makes it so i would tell you it's indicative which is that china needs us more than we need them. i'm telling you, china is doing badly with the exception of a couple of retailers. i recommend it because they are still spending the country itself is in i think close to a level of growth tha

we bottom ticked in january. rounding out our holding you want -- these are stocks you want to hold for the next 3 to 5 years. earnings plus the valuation levels that we're seeing are not out of line. the growth is going to slow, but not materially >> what doi have priced in for the fed right now, what do you guys think they're going to do in terms of the rest of the year >> i think you get another hike. there will be a surprise initially, some negative volatility i think you get another hike i don't think the economy is as dire as these recent numbers show >> even the jobless claim series here is still -- it's hanging in there, this is like the last -- i understand that the recession might be close by the time the thing picks up, but -- and it starts to sound like we're explaining a lot of this away, but there's not yet evidence that the pace of layoffs is picking up, anything like that is happening in the u.s. what do you think happens with the fed now. >> we agree with nancy, we think you'll see one rate hike

how can land pull a bottom when the supplier are saying the rest of the year will be soft how can lamllish on this business when 3m honeywell, and d dupont is bearish. western digital, and even then it felt like the conclusion was forced on them by analysts, anxious to hear something positive what happens if the suppliers are right and we're much closer to the beginning of the semiconductor downturn than the end of it. that would mean that whole group has rallied too far too fast, something i very much fear, even as the stocks have cleared the ceiling of resinstance in the of the charts segment now, that i find hard to believe. in part because most companies have reported. we know they're doing. so it's unlikely we'll get another announcement like the one from -- strength since then. what if we flip the question around, though, suppose the suppliers are wrong. maybe they're the last to turn in that case, honeywell, dow, duh possibili dupont, they are being too negative illinois tool works gave a not so hot growth guidance, partly because the auto business is doing poorly the rest of t

concrete fell to the bottom deck hitting at least one vehicle. at this point, there is no estimated reopening of the richmond-san rafael bridge . >>> clouds across the bay area and no rainfall yet. that will change tomorrow. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >>> back to breaking news over in san francisco bay, the richmond-san rafael bridge is shut down. you can see some cars making their way across the lower deck. these are those that were stuck on the bridge and they are escorted off. those to make their way to that richmond-san rafael bridge , no way. we're getting word that the bridge could be closed for about four hours or so. this is a live picture at that lower deck as cars make their way east into richmond. caltrans are in route to check the stability of that upper deck. why am i talking about stability? this st

look at the bottom. that is usually where we see cars heading to oakland and there are no cars there. upper deck looks good but lower deck not getting through. let's get to the bottom of it when we come back.>> 3-8 inches. the system is slowly moving and everybody is getting in on the rain this morning. >> i am dave clark and i am a.m.. it will be a rough drive for the commute. it rained hard all morning in marin county.>> dave, you probably had not much rain at all yesterday. for some it was nonstop rain and that was focused on areas to the north. napa county, sonoma and lake. west of hillsboro is 11. santa rosa more than a quarter. some areas do not have a drop of rain and others it would not stop. it will lift a little bit. there has been a

about 200, and at various spots it varies, but up to 200 feet to the bottom. the women were at the bottom, and the rock slide or the landslide occurred and one woman trapped and then rescue and they could see a part of the body, and she was pulled out and we saw her presumably off to the hospital at this point, but we don't know where that other woman or the dog is. and you will see the dog, but that is a rescue dog. >> the photographer that we spoke to said that the dog was found. so i think it is the woman that they are looking for right now, and presumed bury and yes, two dogs and the one right here, you will see in the middle of the screen, that one is a trained to find people who are still alive and going up and down the hill, and the slide, and trying to find any sign of that woman. >> let's bring in dan noyes who takes your own dogs? >> i have experience at that place for about 20 years of taking the dogs and the kids there, and it is a great place to take the animals and your dog there, and the path along the cliffs and you can go up along the cliffs a

in 2019,king later that focus on the bottom line. late in the cycle are starting to see that cost pressure will. you have to wonder why when they have $100 billion of cash. i think investors are beginning to see some focus on capital expenditure. that's where i would like to see some sort of investment go in and it really has been the missing part of the jigsaw for much of this cycle. terms delivering on share buybacks and deliveries. it's a problem for down the road. other154 million in revenue, it's up from a year ago, but it is nothing. you are focusing on the revenues. i want to focus on the costs. $6.8 billionpent in capital expenditures on google, only $61 million on the other bets. there, andx was maybe that is why they are being punished. this is what the cfo has to come to grips with, dow and back the moon shots that spun out the biotech. first you need to distinguish between capital spending and operating spending. within the tech space in general, if you're spending on as, you are outperforming the consistent winner of the

the bottom half of the table, huddersfield still rooted firmly to the bottom.h and stay behind burnley after their victory over spurs. right that pretty much wraps up the day's premier league news. over to lizzie now for the day's other football and the rest of the day's sport. a busy day in the championship with 11 games... leaders norwich city twice came from behind to beat bristol city 3—2. elsewhere there were wins for brentford, leeds — who are just two points behind norwich, middlesbrough, preston and sheffield wednesday. and we can show you some action from the late kick off where sheffield united beat fellow automatic promotion contenders— west brom. kieran dowel with the only goal of the game. it keeps shefield united second behind norwich and above leeds on goal difference. stoke drew at home to aston villa — it was the club's first opportunity to pay tribute to one of their icons — england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks, who died earlier this month. banks spent six years with stoke in the late sixties and early seventies. it was also the

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