just amazing to see how happy people were. >> reporter: oh, of course, christine.ou know, what a game this was, just full of emotions. you know, one team takes the lead. and then the team's coming back. it was just an incredible, incredible atmosphere. if you liked seeing points this game was certainly for you. the first super bowl ever where both teams scored more than 35. it was certainly a battle. you can see just how much this game meant to eagles head coach nick sirianni, from the start. he had tears pouring out of his eyes during the national anthem. he certainly teared up early on. happy to see how good his quarterback jalen hurts was playing. he had a historic half. hurts throwing and 34 passes and when the chiefs needed patrick mahomes the most, he came through big time. mahomes, even with a bad ankle that he reinjured in the first half, he led the chiefs on a scoring drive every time they got the ball in the second half. and with the game tied at 35-35, in the closing moments, mahomes, a big 26-yard run up the middle to get the chiefs into field goal rang

and i'm christine romans.e begin with a laboratory leak in china likely caused the covid-19 pandemic. that's according to a newly updated classified intelligence report from the u.s. energy department. according to two sources energy officials have low confidence in this latest assessment. that means the information is either not reliable enough or it's too fragmented to know for sure. it only adds to this big divide within the u.s. government over whether the pandemic began in china 2019, as a result of a lab leak, or whether it emerged naturally. >> president biden specifically requested that the national labs which are part of the department of energy be brought into this assessment. because he wants to put every tool at use to be able to figure out what happened here. >> we need to do extensive hearings. i hope our democratic colleagues in the congress can support that. i know the republicans in the house are certainly supportive of that. but this is a country that has no problem coming out and lying to th

amy: we're going to go now to the democratic republic to speak with christine --christine schuler deschryverr of v-day congo and co-founder and director of city of joy. tell us how you got involved, what city of joy is come that you helped establish so many years ago. >> good morning, amy. thank you for hosting us. troy is a leadership community for women survivors of violence. i cocreated -- founded with mama v. i met v in 2007. the minute i met her, i totally fell in love with her bause i met a different person. the first te, a woman [indiscernible] i think fr the time she started to interview the women with respect, bring their stories outside the country -- women were totally destroyed were leaning on her. i was like, i need to do something with them. you know when you want to change buyou can't as a human being, i just started with some kind of mental health. i really think meeting and working with v and it totally changed south because -- myself because -- [indiscernible] i don't regret my choices. i look at the impact of our work and help infmative it is but the girls. its a leadershi

christine, this is a landmark trial.n hong kong and around the world. it's expected to last at least 90 days but the implications for days to come. >> all right, thank you. >>> the european union has banned imports of russian zeechl fuel in an effort to slash russia's profits funding the war. cnn's clare sebastian joins us live. clare, will this hurt russia? >> in theory, christine, yes, this hurts russia where it hurts, oil and crude oil, of course, the biggest export, the biggest contributor to russia's war machine. but we've got essentially three things going on here. we've got an eu embargo on sea-born products which includes diesel fuel. that type of thing. we've got a ban on maritime transport and financial services from the eu and the g7. and we've got a mechanism of price which employs that ban of that financial services if those cargos are purchased under a certain price. the biggest coming from eu embargo. russia one of the bigg gest exporters in the world. eu used to buy 40% of that. take a look at the map. wh

christine remove the n—word christine why remove the n—word 7 christine why remove the n—word ?ar? because that's how we wrote it. that's how it was. i fully accept that that you, you know, a purist , that you, you know, a purist, say leave the whole thing as it is i just personally do find word pretty offensive . that's word pretty offensive. that's your personal point of view about that particular word. okay but the whole well, that was . but the whole well, that was. well, i'm just saying i disagree about that particular word. well, i'll tell you what i think it and the fact that it was in that, you know, i never leave it in that that's what was written. that's how it was at the time. not offended by something was written a when that was written at a time when that was acceptable. what was acceptable. that's what was acceptable. that's what was acceptable. agree with acceptable. that's what was acce somebody agree with acceptable. that's what was acce somebody used gree with acceptable. that's what was acce somebody used itee with acceptable. that's what was acce somebody use

let's ask christine . danny, christine. christine. danny, christine.utely bonkers decision . i mean, if you go back through p0p . i mean, if you go back through pop lot of them glorify pop a lot of them glorify violence and goodness knows what i mean. no it's absolutely crazy. and i was delighted that the match yesterday, the welsh fans completely ignored the instructions , belted it out . instructions, belted it out. it's mental. it's where do you draw the line ? one of queen draw the line? one of queen songs was going against that. and yeah my trigger now he stood at what do you draw a line thank god the welsh fans have ignored woke lunacy . but really the woke lunacy. but really the welsh rugby union, whatever they are, they need to row back on their what was it that priority is one of them. it's where you draw the line. i on a situation like that it a song about violence i don't know how appropriate it is for a rugby match. i didn't know what it meant, if you know what it meant, but if you know what it is, anyone what it is? and is, anyone stand wh

because here's the issue christine hamilton . she issue christine hamilton.rsonality . alex was a cult of personality. alex salmond for of his faults, absolute lutely wanted a strong deputy. he thought about succession when he left the stage . sturgeon was there. she stage. sturgeon was there. she hasn't done that. she hasn't done that to her mps. hasn't done that. she hasn't done that to her mps . she's done that to her mps. she's queen nick. it's all about her. it's a presidential style. because she never thought she'd be having bow out now. no. she thought she'd go out on a wave of glory in scotland, its independence. and she would be, as queen nicholas sturgeon as you queen nicholas sturgeon salmond groomed her from salmond did. he groomed her from for a young age. i mean, she was his political acolyte and there she was in the wings when he came to westminster. and my goodness, she sees her. and didn't she make the most of it. you know, she she was a very charismatic in scotland. you can't take it away from however much her. know, she much you hate her. y

but christine was a or another. but christine was a lovely shy. possibly naive. four months she feels let down by the justice system . she's definitely justice system. she's definitely had the calm is knocked off. i'm sure she's told me herself. last week we met for coffee and she cried and she you know, she does feel let down and she feels there's been no justice for pop. but it's how it's changed. she still wakes up in a night. nicola's family will for a long time. what? what happened? why? i think until there is closure in missing person case, there is always . there is always hope. always. there is always hope. and even though christine obviously know the legalities of the case is completely different to nicola's , does she still that to nicola's, does she still that little glimmer of hope that her sister will, you know, by some miracle , be around and will one miracle, be around and will one day just turn up and get back to her farm and the grandchildren. she's obviously never known , you she's obviously never known, you know , she doesn't know. now she know

i heard christine lagarde and you heard christine lagarde sounding hawkish.he german 10-year is poised for its biggest yield dropped since 2011. btp's are down by circa 40 basis points. lagarde sounded hawkish, the market has heard something else. how does the ecb deal with this? do you think we are going to end up with the ecb coming out and having to make more statements regarding what they hope the market would hear what you think the ecb is going to be comfortable with what the market is doing today? maria: it is a good question and i think we have to go to the root of this thing. when you look at his statement that came out, it is clear, 50 basis points today and 50 basis points in march. that was supposed to be a big mystery. before the press conference, there was none of that. it was back to back 100 basis points. when it becomes tricky is the press conference. this is why the message was confusing. everyone was interpreting this they way they want. you have christine lagarde who at times wanted to sound tough on inflation, repeating that we are not do

because here's the issue christine hamilton . she issue christine hamilton.rsonality . alex was a cult of personality. alex salmond for of his faults, absolute lutely wanted a strong deputy. he thought about succession when he left the stage . sturgeon was there. she stage. sturgeon was there. she hasn't done that. she hasn't done that to her mps. hasn't done that. she hasn't done that to her mps . she's done that to her mps. she's queen nick. it's all about her. it's a presidential style. because she never thought she'd be having bow out now. no. she thought she'd go out on a wave of glory in scotland, its independence. and she would be, as queen nicholas sturgeon as you queen nicholas sturgeon salmond groomed her from salmond did. he groomed her from for a young age. i mean, she was his political acolyte and there she was in the wings when he came to westminster. and my goodness, she sees her. and didn't she make the most of it. you know, she she was a very charismatic in scotland. you can't take it away from however much her. know, she much you hate her. y

but christine was a or another. but christine was a lovely shy. possibly naive. four months she feels let down by the justice system . she's definitely justice system. she's definitely had the calm is knocked off. i'm sure she's told me herself. last week we met for coffee and she cried and she you know, she does feel let down and she feels there's been no justice for pop. but it's how it's changed. she still wakes up in a night. nicola's family will for a long time. what? what happened? why? i think until there is closure in missing person case, there is always . there is always hope. always. there is always hope. and even though christine obviously know the legalities of the case is completely different to nicola's , does she still that to nicola's, does she still that little glimmer of hope that her sister will, you know, by some miracle , be around and will one miracle, be around and will one day just turn up and get back to her farm and the grandchildren. she's obviously never known , you she's obviously never known, you know , she doesn't know. now she know

i don't see christine lagarde as hawkish. don't think anyone understood what she was trying to say but the overall impression i got, she didn't want to nail on a 50 basis point hike in march. that's probably a cause that has been lost. germany is chucking 200 billion of its own money into this economy. it's still not going to avoid recession. europe does not need much higher rates from here. they need to pause a bit, have a look see. guy: the pmi data. we are coming back it still negative but it's better than it was. diffusion it is still negative. but the services number is popping higher and is creating sticky inflation. >> is a creating sticky inflation? i don't but we can say that. the gas prices coming down sharply is going to help. i'm just saying the rates needed to come higher, they waited for too long now that just need to calm down a bit at keep doing 50 every month ad infinitum is not going to end well. kailey: christine, in the case that marcus is right in his argument and i'm not taking sides, where is the bigges

christine where are you going, christine chris come on christie christine look at the girl. so want to see. you are a fool , the aliens threw you here so that you would study our life everything, and then tell them everything, really. girl and she ran away. everyone runs away and she began to scream , this girl is standing, and he took her and they flew to him on the lake and said, now you you will live with me. and very rarely the girl began to fly. do you know this story? no. the girl has become it's boring to live like this. she jumped off the water. and she began to sink. but she did not drown, but simply turned into a fish. the swan flew in to watch, but the girl didn't. the fish girl could not tell him anything. the girl every day dived into the water and watched the swan cry. i was water. the car is in the wrong direction. i really want to see my grandmother. i promise you. yes, i'll go look at this. well, open it for me, please, help yours, please, well, someone, well, please. are you alright? girl go to bed one girl jumped into the water, but she didn’t drown, she t

christine, great to see you. so, christine, why can't this just be a sophomoric joke between two friends? >> it could, alisyn. as i wrote in the column and as i'll say to you right now it's certainly not the biggest deal in the world. we have many other issues. you've been talking about them on the show that are more important than tiger woods and a tampon. a tampongate as we're calling it. the issue here, though, and you said it in -- before the commercial, he's a 47-year-old man. he's not 17, he's not 7. he is the father of a sports playing daughter, a soccer player, 15-year-old sam, the idea that in 2023 that father, 47-year-old father is doing tampon jokes with a colleague in the workplace, of course, visible for all to see, obviously also the best known golfer probably ever certainly one of the top two with jack nicklaus, a role model for many at a time, alisyn, when the game of golf is absolutely desperate to attract some of the millions of title ix women who are being pumped out of colleges with disposable

my panel, broadcaster and christine hamilton and author christine hamilton and author christine hamiltoni kelley. then at 5:00, i'll be joined in the studio by a legendary comedian. you've got own for five series and own show for five series and starred in high rating tv sitcoms, elephant and around sitcoms, the elephant and around the castle at home he also had a has history of entertaining military personnel, which includes five trips to the falklands. you won't want to miss that on the way. but first your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone past four. i'm bethany elsey in gb newsroom. the un aid chief says people in northwest syria have been failed abandoned over the quake efforts. martin griffiths has been visiting quake hit areas in turkey and syria this weekend . officials syria this weekend. officials there say more than 3000 people are now confirmed dead from the quake. on monday , griffiths says quake. on monday, griffiths says the war torn country of syria has been an added challenge for the aid workers . he's now the ai

christine cut off it's at its. christine cut off thank you for joining it's at its.istine cut off thank you forjoining now it's at its. christine cut off thank you for joining now this is very interesting we learnt that the firefighters are to go on strike i was really, on strike and i was really, really get this so really fascinated to get this so hertfordshire services . hertfordshire fire services. want to make sure there is some emergency you know i guess it what they're actually going to do here this is this is really worth thinking about they are offering up . worth thinking about they are offering up . £1,000 if offering up. £1,000 if firefighters themselves available during the strike. now you know you'll be on for no more than. a maximum 24 hour consecutive. but if you are asked to provide cover for hour in that 24 hour period , you'll in that 24 hour period, you'll be paid . a £1,000 lump sum . i be paid. a £1,000 lump sum. i would suggest that if you want a break, strikes people £1,000 to turn up for work could be an hours turn up for work could be an hour

c, v chief christine, my god. the governing council will stay the course in raising interest rates significantly at a steady pace and in keeping them at levels that are sufficiently restrictive to ensure a timely return, often inflation to all 2 percent medium term target. well, let's discuss the seabees latest rates, decision with cost and bridge s k, the chief economist at ion g. thanks a lot for being with us cost and b, c, b actually hasn't followed the fed in phasing down the rate increases. how's it? so what does that tell us about the different stages of the 2 central banks? the rat? yeah, yeah. the more advanced in the, in the tightening cycle than the b, c, b still have some, some grounds to catch up. so they are still very aggressive. it's not only that the should be higher interest rates by more than 50 basis points, but they also morris pre, committed to another rate like the march meeting as the president christine regard said that they intend to hi are another 50 basis points in march again and she d

let's good our corresponded christine. what was she joyce? me now from johannesburg? christy. the, what did we just see there? it looked like a skirmish that some people have asked. maybe this was a january 6 moment for south africa. well brain, i can tell you that it's not the 1st time that the impedes dressed in red, known as the if. if this economic in places have dentist in fact, it is sort of become a standard playbook for them to disrupt the proceedings. they've made it very clear that they're going to make it very difficult for the president to have his say and address the nation. but looking at that footage and, and watching those m p 's storm, that stage one can only wonder what would have happened if that security detail did not remove them from that stage. it certainly got out of hand and escalated to a level we've not seen before. and of course, it prompted an unprecedented reaction. we're told that that force that was on the state is also part of this president security guard. they were heavily on part of an elite unit. and i so certainly the government was prepar

christine cut off it's at its. christine cut off thank you for joining it's at its.istine cut off thank you forjoining now it's at its. christine cut off thank you for joining now this is very interesting we learnt that the firefighters are to go on strike i was really, on strike and i was really, really get this so really fascinated to get this so hertfordshire services . hertfordshire fire services. want to make sure there is some emergency you know i guess it what they're actually going to do here this is this is really worth thinking about they are offering up . worth thinking about they are offering up . £1,000 if offering up. £1,000 if firefighters themselves available during the strike. now you know you'll be on for no more than. a maximum 24 hour consecutive. but if you are asked to provide cover for hour in that 24 hour period , you'll in that 24 hour period, you'll be paid . a £1,000 lump sum . i be paid. a £1,000 lump sum. i would suggest that if you want a break, strikes people £1,000 to turn up for work could be an hours turn up for work could be an hour

christine londoÑo nos explica. >>> se culpan el otro en la guerra de ucrania. >>> prometen que no se. >>> estamos en la segunda guerra frÍa, no hay duda en eso. >>> dimitry dijo. si estados unidos quiere derrotar a rusia tenemos el derecho de defendernos con cualquier arma, incluyendo las nucleares. horas despuÉs de que su jefe wladimir putin dijo que se retira de los acuerdos de am armas nucleares que tenÍa con estados unidos. un gran error lo llamÓ el presidente joe biden. los mÁs amenazados. >>> como gasolina al fuego, la confirmaciÓn por 2 fuentes de la nbc que rusia realizÓ una pruebo con un misil intercontinental que fallÓ aparentemente, dos dÍass a tes de la llegada de biden a europa. >>> wladimir putin reunido con el... que china vaya a darle armamento a rusia para la guerra en ucrania. >>> a horas de cumplirse el primer aniversario de la guerra de ucrania y los expertos pronostican que lo peor estÁ por venir. podrÍamos ver el mayor baÑo de sangre que ha vivido europa desde la segunda guerra mundial. >>> el campo de batalla es el territorio ucraniano. el temor, es que alguien

christine lagarde is hawkish but counteracting everything heavily and i wonder whether other central banks of had said the same thing. alix: is that worst of 22 point move in germany? is it so different that this would be happening to the bond market? guy: we have gone from a situation where we were unconditionally hawkish, now we are not. it's reacting to that. i agree, it's a huge move. alix: we will break down that over the hours. we have news breaking here. guy: factory orders come in earlier than anticipated, they rise 1.8%. x transports are weaker there which is interesting. there is probably a boeing effect in there. durable goods, these are final numbers that look in line as well. don't listen to me. alix: i don't listen to you normally. mike, let's go to you on this. you're checking the numbers. mike: they are not too bad because of the revisions to priorprior months. the factory orders number was -1.9% in the month of november and now it is 1.8% positive. most of this is from the transportation number which was down 1.2%. boeing had a very good month in december in terms of

alix: how will christine lagarde throw a bone to the dabs? alexander: they made this plan in december so they have to say something about the path forward. on the other hand, it would be strange to pre-commit to something when you have new projections coming out at the next meeting. they have a volatile environment and inflation is price to the downside for a few times. they have a fine mind to work on tomorrow -- walk on tomorrow. we will pay attention to what's in the actual statement because those words will be finely calibrated and then we look for anything lagarde says in the press conference. alix: we're waiting for that announcement. thank you both very much. coming up, we have more on the ecb and how they will respond to inflation. that's with chris watling from longview economics. this is bloomberg. ♪ this all-new ariya is an elegant ev. yeah, with 389 horsepower. ♪♪ and all-wheel drive. ♪♪ it's beautiful. it's a beast. it's electric. with an edge. oh, let's go with that. ♪♪ guy: headline euro area inflation. a little more than expec

that is coming from christine lagarde, president. coming up, more on the pmi story. does the fed have a pmi problem? do we have a services problem? how high is the cost of services? we will discuss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready for today and tomorrow. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. >> we have seen some higher inflation numbers for january. i do not think that raises the trend

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. >> now i'm a secretary christine wormuth on the u.s. military presence in the indo-pacific region. she comments on u.s. readiness if china were to invade taiwan. u.s.-china relations following the spy balloon incident and the regional impact of the russia-ukraine war. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> my friends, what a delight is to seek a full house this afternoon. the american enterprise institute. i amcor shock, i i the great good fortune to be the foreign and defense policy community here at aei. and i am joined by my esteemed colleague mckinsey whose work on the defense budget for structure, defense industry in a report just about to come out. also on defense reform, it's defining for aei and where the pleasure today of talking with the leadership of the army of the united states, including the secretary of the army christine wormuth and the commander of the u.s. army in the indo-pacific, general flynn. christine wormuth, the secretary, if you were intending the ideal credentialing for the secretary of the arm

i was a piano player like christine. and, yeah, it's hard to see her go.nor is for me really to get to honor her. >> reporter: so, jim, she was talking about this moment coming full circle because when i spoke to sheryl crow this week, it was just a few hours after she had been nominated to be inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. so, you know, she was honored. she was flattered. like you just heard, she was part of that process for fleetwood mac. and i love fleetwood mac. i've seen them in concert so many times. i still cannot get over the fact that lindsey buckingham is not in the band anymore. but this is going to be a really special night and to see sheryl crow get up there with one of her musical idols and to honor fleetwood mac, specifically christine mcvie, i bet you there's not going to be a dry eye in the house, jim. >> yeah, that will be an amazing moment. all right. chloe melas, thanks as always. we appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you. >>> still ahead, a political debate is brewing over the chinese spy balloon and whether the u.s. took t

dani: christine, let me bring into the conversation. almost half a decade, quite remarkable to think it has been that long. the u.k. economy has taken a hit. markets have been volatile based on politics. is it too soon to price in some sort of stability, better relations with the eu and therefore better economic outcomes for the u.k. into assets? >> as adam mentioned, there still a lot that needs to be done to really get this deal over the line, not to mention rishi sunak having to take it back home. both his party and the northern ireland parties on board as well. so there is that. but we are seeing a little optimism in the pound. at least enough to push the pound back up to 1.20 and above what was languishing low those levels as result mostly of u.s. dollar strength at the close of last week's session. i was noting the history of the pound with regard to brexit is still trading below average since we saw the u.k. vote to leave the european union in june 2016. that tells you something about the overall brexit impact that it has had on

hello, christine . university. hello, christine. good to you again. morning. good to see you again.ood to see you again. morning. good morning. thanks for me on. good morning. thanks for me on. good morning. thanks for me on. good morning vision good morning now this vision which rishi sunak described as essential his target of not essential to his target of not just halting but reversing the decline nature. sounds decline of nature. sounds wonderful in principle, but surely in england right now, people are worried about. paying surely in england right now, peop bills, worried about. paying surely in england right now, peop bills, living�*d about. paying surely in england right now, peop bills, living near)ut. paying surely in england right now, peop bills, living near schools ng their bills, living near schools , stay open and having access to a gp more than having to walk 10 minutes to see a squirrel. and it eco zealotry in it smacks of eco zealotry in place . common sense doesn't it ? place. common sense doesn't it? well, i think there's a little bit of fudging two issues bit of

i and broadcaster christine hamilton. i was and broadcaster christine hamilton . i was broadcaster hamilton. i was a broadcaster and journalist danny kelly before get started. let's get your latest news headlines . good your latest news headlines. good afternoon . it's 4:00. i'm afternoon. it's 4:00. i'm tatiana sanchez , the gb newsroom tatiana sanchez, the gb newsroom lancashire police say a body has been found . the river wyre, been found. the river wyre, they've been searching for nicola bulley who disappeared the area more than three weeks ago. police say can't yet confirm if the body is that of the missing of two and they're working on formal identification , they're currently treating the death unexplained and say her family has been informed of the latest . a cabinet says boris latest. a cabinet says boris johnson's intervention on the northern ireland protocol is not unhelpful because there plenty of work to be done . mr. of work to be done. mr. johnson's warning that scrapping the bill would be a great mistake comes a day after and the european commissio

christine romans is joining us now.ogether? >> yes, a warning that the first report of the krscbo is that th is when the u.s. is going to be run out of money and presumably the government would pay interest on the debt so you don't have a default of that magnitude, and that means that the ious is that default on the active member military and this could throw the economy overnight into a recession and so you have a moment where the economy goes into recession, and another situation where the higher interest rates and the growing number of people relying more on health care and more on social security and those higher costs are going to mean that the national debt will rise another $19 trillion over the next decade. so as the short-term problem which is paying for bills that have been spent and not causing a crisis this summer over the debt ceiling, and then the longer term discussion of how to get the financial house in order, and congress has to do both of the things. >> let me ask you a question, christine romans. whe

when i bad things which are christine and then i feel good myself. so yeah, that's, that's a win win for me. you know, when this is driving forward sustainable production, this is directly from the dial guided diode that ends up in the last 30 minutes on d. w. o o . the munich security conference, 2023. this year's meeting is tasked with a total auda, rushes log scale war of aggression against ukraine has been going on for one year. now the main question, not those top level meeting is what will prevail, the strength of the law or the law of the strong bucks topics such as the climate crisis in poverty are also on the agenda. the meaning security conference 2023 brought to you in all platforms on d w. how can journalism help us in overcoming divisions save the date for the d. w global media forum? 2023 in bonn, germany and increasingly fragmented world with a growing number of voices, digitally amplified. we see where this clutter can lead what we really need, overcoming divisions into vision for tomorrow's journalism. save the date and join us for t

do you become a president of everybody and euriah we have muslim and em, christine. so i believe that in, in 42. so if i, if you actually see an increase in risking, i believe the muslim someone to be vice so, so that they had to be balance. and to what for a muslim whizzer, a mostly, i will want to know that this is he truly a muslim who goes by the rules and regulations of the hollow core and, and the hollow core. and you, you have the commanded to do to deal justly with whosoever you are there. you know, in the day you've been given that ship upon me. more top officials in washington about nigerians to vote during the election saying it's vital to their future your whole matter. this election matters not only in jury and but the rest of the world are invested in your success or shared democratic futures depend on it. then i drew people have a friend and partner in the united states of america the, the ah, in earlier we spoke with a nigerian based foreign affairs analyst. he says washington's address and i, jerry and the head of the elections is unprecedented. and

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data, not because we had to rethink what christine lagarde said. tom guy and i -- tom, guy and i spoke with the former chief economist and it makes no sense. he wasn't dissipating more speakers to come out right away and bring home the hawkish message. >> i think what we are going to see in the coming hours is so making, it's about the reaction to the market saying basically markets should redo the whole communique and not only some of the sentiments. tom: all right, peter there on his reaction to the ecb. do you buy bonds or the ecb? who are you siding with when we way up these considerations? let's bring in our two guests were all things ecb. is this a has scratch or for you? where did you land on this? >> absolutely a head scratcher. i am a believer in the bond bullish work for 2023i will concede but yesterday's move wa. seeming completely out of whack especially when we heard from the fed, ecb, and boe all in the span of tony for hours saying, listen, we still have a lot of work on inflation and yes we may be getting to the point where we will

christine romans.employers on notice they can't silence laid off employees in exchange for severance. >> see a lot of that. >> what prompted that? >> we heard tech workers complaining they're being fired and then getting this severance for a few months, right or several months and in exchange for that severance, they have confidentiality clause they can't talk about the company or the circumstances around their layoffs. and that they're saying is not fair. if you offer somebody recsevera, you're not going to put a confidentiality clause in there. that gives tech workers the ability to not have restrictions when they leave their jobs. >> so many tech workers laid off over the last few weeks. christine romans, thank you so much. >> nice to see you guys. >>> up next, the latest move by the special counsel looking into january 6th gets closer to former president trump. now he wants to here from ivanka trump and jared kushner. by relieving pressure points and d supporting your body in a way no other mattres

welcome to our viewers, i'm christine romans. at least three people killed in a mass shooting on the campus of michigan state university. the victims' bodies found in two different locations at the school. five other people were wounded. they are hospitalized in critical condition right now. we know the suspected gunman is a 43-year-old male who was not affiliated with the school. police say that he took his own life last night after being tracked down by police off campus. >> the suspect in this incident was located outside of the msu campus. and it does appear that that suspect has died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. it is confirmed that he is deceased.selfinflicted gunshot . it is confirmed that he is deceased. this truly has been a nightmare that we are living tonight, but we have remained laser focused on the safety of our campus, our students and the surrounding community. we are relieved to no longer have an active threat on campus. while we realize that there is so much healing that will need to take place after thi

he came into the league as a young 18 year old fresh out of high school, as christine said.game in sacramento and i was there. i'm from sacramento. i had just gotten into the nfl so we kind of came into the nfl at the same time. we came into professional sports at the same time. i've been out of the nfl for about ten years and he's still playing. so to me that's just mind-boggling. it's a testament to his work ethic, it's a testament to his craft and working on his craft and really committing himself to not only staying physically fit but you have to stay mentally fit. the way he eats, the way he gets his rest, all of that is important. just as a professional athlete in general, but to sustain and have sustained consistency and greatness for so long, that is something that is really special. >> i want to be at that tom brady diet. i think about it all the time, i wonder -- the fountain of youth is coming there in some way -- i bet somehow it's always hard to get lakers tickets, something tells us if there's gonna be higher and higher prices all of a sudden in anticipation of

and christine roman is going to speak to us about a reality check of the economy.is confusing, and you have been telling me for quite some time. >> i think that you can expect a optimistic tone, and many of the indicators moving in the president's favor, and inflation at 6.5% is down from the summer peak, and gas prices peaked at $5 a gallon, and moving back to overall e conomy, and ended better than expected. the 3.4 jobless rate is the lowest since the moon landing in 1964. and despite the tech layoffs and l looming the threats of a recession, and you will hear more on that tonight. the economy has roared back after the covid lockdowns. and the stock market which has had the worst year since before the president took office, you will expect him to show empathy for polls showing anxiousness about the economy, and the direction of the economy. he going to highlight investments to give the american ps more breathing space, and do this while lowering the deficits, and also, money fights with republicans to improve quality economical plans instead of the trickle-down

>> good you are absolutely spot-on we talk about this all the time, christine we've got a market trying numbers this morning mean, we are looking at a market reacting positively to this january consumer price index 6.4% what is your most important take away here. >> yeah, that the markets are you know -- a lot of uncertainty still baffled like americans why -- like mark why markets excited about this we just had this means we are going to have more painful hits to come unfortunately, a lot of these massive bills that we've been seeing like, finding more and more going to cost more than we thought. and so, you know just like spr why are we, going down on spr when we've got, not really an energy it is like having a huge credit card bill take out a loan to pay it off the doesn't seem like we are you know we are putting our resources in not very productive places, and that is not going to be good for long-term economic growth. you know. the huge spending how it is going to probably cost a lot more than we thought we know going to cost more than we thought. the the production credits that we

cnn sports analyst and columnist christine brennan is joining us.. we thought you would be talking about tiger woods' return. he is an incredible athlete. instead, golf fans cannot believe his juvenile joke when woods handed a tampon to a fellow golfer and that golfer was justin thomas. what's your reaction when you heard what he did and why? >> as you said, just a juvenile act. tiger is a 47-year-old father of a girl dad -- of a girl, he's a girl dad. and athlete, his daughter, sam, a soccer player. and for tiger to be that girl dad and nearing 50 years old an boys did in middlemoved on from it was extraordinary. it's not the biggest deal in the world. not the biggest news, as we all know. but it is a problem that golf has, in terms of the misogyny and the sexism in a sport that is trying to attract women, title ix women. and for generations, the sport had a stop sign up. augusta national, no women members. augusta changed that in 2012. the bottom line is that golf has been hostile in many ways to inviting women to play. and this just adds to that

christine romans broke down the numbers. why is this inflation so stubborn? a little bit perplexing that the federal reserve has raised rates eight con sec istive times a the this point and they still haven't let a lot of air out of the tires. it's a combination of things. it led to a stronger consumer spending, stronger demand and higher savings early on that people are now drawing down. as well as continuing uncertainty about where the economy is headed. it's just once inflation gets into the economy, it's very tricky to weave out. i think we're seeing the challenges of that right now. >> i hear uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty. not a great picture long-term for the economy. it seemed for a moment that we would thread the need presidential we might get this disinflation. how likely we're going to see inflation go down without a recession? >> it's really hard to say. honestly, i have been less pessimist irksic than i had been a few months ago. a few months ago i was more ksh ed about a recession than i have recently. i don't want to overread this data a

cnn's christine romans here to make sense of it all.ured out how this is all going? >> it's just a big riddle. and when you look at this forecast, this poll of these business economists, you can see that they're all struggling to come up with a consensus for what could happen here. here's a good example. i looked at their gdp forecast for q4 to q4. for this year, the range is so wide, there's either a recession -- that's a real recession, minus 1.3%, or a pretty fine charitable 1.9%. you look out for next year, either a stall in the economy, barely positive growth, all the way up to a very strong 2.6% economy. so it just shows you kind of how all over the map these economists are. for all of the reasons that you just mentioned. all of these different statistics. we have a strong underlying economy. 8 interest rate hikes by the fed meant to cool it, but inflation still too high here. so there's a lot of kind of hand wringing about where we're going and what happens next. i think where you can find a consensus is nearly 60% of these respo

and that is where you now see the most lucy says did mostly mostly be christine was busy. must be christine, among the 18 presidential candidate, justly for my jewess, highest of east 30 least the pack. the baby piece i pick up a booker is a muslim and chose a christian if i knew cola, as he's drawn inmates liberal parties, peter will be, or is a christian big to use of data, a muslim as his running mate? an 8 bit bulletin, a book for isa, mostly, still selected a fella muslim because she said to me as a run in mates, cinnapool has been criticized for his muslim muslim tickets. and sub chris or religious leaders considered it's insensitive to nigeria. religious dynamics says nigeria so tend to democracy, it might and might, to might, religion has in flesh or takes up the reins of power. however, unlike elections of the past, the political awareness ignited among the electrodes, vizier is high. menissi, the challenges facing nigeria today has gone beyond religion. quality shots themselves are the ones who are dr. descent demands to be able to polarize the vote, so that ther

tom: we are going to pause before we get to christine lagarde.pect to bridgewater i'm baffled by their third co-chief investment officer. tell us about it. >> it is a great story. now this is the post era it is a 37-year-old first woman to lead this post. kos cio at the largest hedge fund. it is a pretty remarkable rise it is at a very challenging time. tom: she's out of princeton and i get it she a co-chief investment officer like is compared to rebecca patterson. what is her investment ability? >> she needed more data. this is a big win for a research across wall street. she came in in 2006 and worked closely with ranson and ray dalio within two years of college. she was most recently that several she took over in 2021 and launched a new fund to capitalize on the energy transition. she doesn't just focus on sustainability and her and her co-cios have been hinging on this idea that the 1970's era world let's see how it helps navigate this. jonathan: three kos cios it >> sounds a bit unique. it does so my ghost crowded room but i want to reiterat

does it with you, silly , says christine. too much silly, says christine.irtue signalling, stopping, road building is just not in the interest of the general public politicians. as usual, she says, been out of touch with the electorate. words and wales totally agreed with the panel. sorry, i totally agreed with the council. fantastic idea. best thing ever. anyway he says the best thing to come out of wales is the 55 no new roads means increased congestion and which means more pollution , which is means more pollution, which is exactly what the government is apparently trying to avoid, says apparently trying to avoid, says a smart man called pizza. i was watching at the moment. right. i'm going to take a quick break. when i come back, get this , this when i come back, get this, this there's a study being done and apparently 38% of people agree with the following statement that the world is controlled by a secretive elite . what's going a secretive elite. what's going on? are you one of them? why give me all thoughts and i'll see you . to hello, the michelle

. >>> and thank you for joining me, i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> it's terrifying, man. it really. we don't know what to do at all. we were listening to the police scanners hoping for the best. >> you never think it will happen until it actually happens. we all thought we were safe in the second floor in the cafeteria, but obviously we weren't. we were told to evacuate. we all ran out. it was terrifying. it's scary. >> it is terrifying and scary. it's got to stop. we have to do something about this. >> these students within campus union at michigan state's campus. >> good morning, everyone. poppy is on assignment. terrifying scene in america on a college campus after a gunman killed three, critically injured five students at michigan state university. now another community is left to pick up the pieces. as we are learning new details about the gunman and the brand new dispatched audio from inside the classroom. we'll tell you more. >>> also this morning, a small metallic balloon, that's the object the penta

okay christine, don't be offended. tell me how it was.l, i said from the bath that we have a club. and i'm its chairman, well invited us to a rehearsal. tomorrow everyone will be in makeup in costumes, like at a concert, well, i'll take a couple of photos for the site with a photographer. just in case, we have already agreed. give it back kristinka is your new boyfriend. long time no see the zoo for a walk. give me the phone. together well, as an old man you can still look. and what's that? he 's old here, jerk. and you kiss me, and then i'll think. phone give it here. happy is the one who falls upside down the world for him , even though yulia pomolchitrov is in perfect order , there is no livelier than all the living, we will do it differently and send the photo to all her contacts. let people rejoice, especially the ancestors, as last year, remember, house arrest. okay, you persuaded me to get your phone, only first semyonova will kneel and ask nicely. you will not get it. she pushed him. i pushed with delirium can turn into a criminal