we tried for 5 years to overcome chris five is five is huge. let's try. let's try.ine that there is also a magic barrel that puts time back and there are these five years for your question. it was possible to save a marriage, and how it could be saved could i think to become, but not when you felt that the crisis there is a responsibility on a man once again, this is his dissolution in life at the waist. yes, it led to the fact that they lived for some time, here in the clouds of wakme, and then the usual real life seemed to them painful gray. you don’t need to drive relationships there, you know what happens to most people after that, when they fall there, where they develop. and what is it called? here is this syndrome, when from there to there? and what do you call a disorder there, we did not differ for 7 years, and uh, they just breathed each other. here of course it was necessary to breathe without each other. so it was necessary to part ways somehow to think like that and decide that or maybe something completely somehow our life goes on, that is, they should

five live commentary. earlier today, manchester, you can listen on five live commentary. earliertoday, i caught up with chris sutton who is a pundit for fiveoaches every - thinks it will turn. he'll approach | it the way approaches every other game and when they have the ball, to really suffocate them and press them hard and do you know what? they“ll hard and do you know what? they'll be thinking for days about how this game will pan out and i cannot give an answer. i really think manchester city will have learned from past, disappointing experiences how many times they were near the champions league and chucked it away. under pep guardiola, it“s league and chucked it away. under pep guardiola, it's different. i think they're going to win this game and they are strong favourites going in. i don't want to get ahead of myself because inter—have some good players but i think manchester city will dominate the way that they dominated in madrid. full coverage in all the build — dominated in madrid. full coverage in all the build up _ dominated in madrid. full coverage in all the build up on _ dominated in madrid. full coverage in all the build u

i think everything else is just kind of -- salesforce, adobe, service now, they've got something going, but no, you named the magnificent how many >> five. >> the fab five. chris didn't call time-out it's fab five. >> but that would argue that maybe at 40 times revenues, it's enough >> nvidia guided up $4 billion in one quarter >> yep, yep. >> i mean, no. >> okay. >> and by the way, jamie dimon going to taiwan? day late, dollar short >> he is there now, having completed his trip to china. >> stimulus. the jamie dimon stimulus is the only stimulus that will work >> take a look at the premarket. lot of theings working for the bulls today, vicks near a 19-month low >> it's going to 12. >> 12? >> you heard it first. >> we'll get to broadcom, dell, lulu, cost, zscaler and more when we come dak gaaaaaaaaaaaap!!! is that a goat?! you talkin' about me? gaaaaaaaaaaaap!!! i think this goat is saying “gap.” must be talking about the expenses health insurance doesn't cover. so who's talking about the money aflac pays to help close that gap? gaaaaaaaaaaaap!!! aflac! aflac! gaaaaaaaaaaaap!!! it's about to go down, baby! aflac! aflac! stop that goat! get help with expenses h

chris: what we have seen for years is the buy side community is underweight on tech but mainly on apple and microsoft. five years ago, we titled it return of the mac. we saw fivexceptional underweight in apple. that has never closed. one of the things giving us pause and that is pushing the markets is underweight in over cap and apple -- uber caps and apple and microsoft. institutions are much more underweight. tom: bob emails and says get a quote from chris harvey. 4200, lift it up. mix of news. [laughter] no one is watching. go. chris: our start was 4200 as a target at the end of last year. we also had a soft landing target of 4400. tom: two targets. [laughter] hawk-ward. can you give 4500? chris: i cannot but this is why you go back to the economy. i can make adjustments but do i have a lot of confidence? no. it is really about the economy. tom: chris harvey, wells fargo. we protect the copyright of all of our guests. it's this really interesting analogue study from wells fargo looking back to the late 1990's. down features -20. on the spx, percent. fractional. down half of 1%. good morning. lisa a: we are taking a look at what you expect to hear from fed c

lisa: five days ago there was an article in the atlantic about chris lift the head over at cnn and today the new york times is reporting who booster of cnn is no longer. he is out five as jamming he tried to change some of the ways the network was right after the trump era as well as some sort of details of his leadership moving his seat from the newsroom up to the 22nd floor. it was seen as sort of assigned of not reading the room. tom: it's a little unclear. maybe he will be leaving the company i'm not sure what the dynamics here of this very much breaking news story. it just goes back to a fixation within three zip codes. it has larger ramifications. lisa: cnn is not allowed. they have their own story and certainly there are idiosyncrasies to it but there has been a question around the role of network news and it's sort of ironic to be speaking about this but it's true. there is a way people get news whether it's social media, streaming types of networks, i think there aren't a lot of bigger questions hanging over the industry that are being felt. tom: we will see that and it will continue to be a story certainly for all of us in the news business and the media.