sienna and christine left the room.> you know, in the beginning i would say it was rocky. >> terry told kaplan that when they went to court over custody of sienna, don sometimes seemed to want a confrontation. >> he could get me, in any kind of way to yell or scream at him, it would make him look good then he would ultimately get his daughter so i just wouldn't bite for that. >> terry said to the detective that he mostly avoided don, and had not had any contact with him in a while. >> they were not going to find any dna or fingerprints and has house on his vehicle are in that area. >> no, i would just not get in the guys life. it wasn't worth it because i love that little girl. i don't want to make her hate me because she loves her dad. >> kaplan asked about the night of the murder. terry said he spent the evening visiting his sister. he said he left about 9:00, stopped at a wendy's for dinner, then drove to work and slept in his car until his shift began. >> so you're in the parking lot at work? >> terry's sister confi

christine will invite reporting from brussels, christine, thank you. it's now the british parliament has passed a controversial bill to send asylum seekers to ro, wanda prime minister, where she threw napkins this. the 1st flights carrying migrants will leave within a week's legal challenges are expected just after midnight. the 2 year legal impala meant to be stay all night ended with this vote in the house of commons, the i to the right, 312. the news to the last 237. so the i have it, i have it. it's a country national, know that has divided opinion in britain on the cost here as well as in the one to some see it as an economic opportunity. i think it to be good for the mission close to getting but in there's no nothing that is better than human to copy to quote us, we're very grateful to receive the in progress from the u. k. because this will support the countries development. i'm not sure it's correct to the hosting them as an opportunity to us as for wanda and because they have skills which still share with us. so you understand that this is a p

thank you so much to the fabulous christine hamilton. christine, thank you so much for joining me. huge thank you. >> i'm no fabulous dad and as even >> i'm no fabulous dad and as ever, a massive thank you to you at massive . at massive. >> it's worse. >> it's worse. >> massive thanks to you, adam, for your company. neil oliver is up next. i'll see you next week. same time, same place. i'll leave you with the weather. enjoy . enjoy. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boiler is sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. over the next few days, we hold on to a rather unsettled weather conditions across the uk, but we will also see a gradual rise in temperature . low pressure is on temperature. low pressure is on the scene at the moment and it's this weather front towards the northeast of the uk that's bringing some outbreaks of quite persistent rain, quite coupled with quite tightly packed isobars. so quite a blustery feel to the weather as well. and we do hold on to outbreaks of rain across the far north—east o

and i want to go now as promised to christine cornell's, she was in the courtroom today. the official sketch artist today, in addition to this trump trial, christina sketch, many high-profile criminal trials. so she's used to seeing these moments. i'll chatbot the mexican drug lord mobster john gotti, bill cosby, jeffrey epstein bernie madoff wow, you have seen it all and you were there today and i know this was a momentous day. do you a part of history. >> and >> in fact, i mentioned all those individuals that you've drawn, but you've drawn trump for decades back to an antitrust suit decades ago. so you've seen this man a change and morph and age in so many different ways >> what did you think today >> he sees gotten a bit older? >> no, i've been drawing him now for months. >> right. but i did draw him when he was a young man he's always kind of startling because of his height. you really isn't big guy. >> and also the kind of impassive mask klette, he wears you know, he's really he's very designed very purposeful. yes, his those eyebrows, you know, which are you know, t

christine will invite reporting from brussels, christine, thank you. this. now, before we go check this out, the greek capital, athens has been covered in dust blown and from the sahara that has colored the sky over landmarks, including the acropolis, giving the city a martian like appearance. and that might be a treat for photographers out about, but officials also say that the haze could reduce visibility and even trigger breathing problems. luckily, the skies are predicted to clear on wednesday as wins shift. this a heart release has between 60 and 200000000 tons of mineral dust every year. and that is your news update f as our and all from the for now. thank you so much for watching these big companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. the letter for luxury cars often comes from illegal capital funds in the m, as in yet the supply chains does matter to the view industry. the illegal of the stats may said on dw, the .

tesla said in a statement christine _ up. tesla said in a statement christine had _ up.ne had used _ up. tesla said in a statement christine had used company. christine had used company resources for a secret project, she denies this and the firm has never provided proof. what you want to get out of this now? this long—running battle with this company? i now? this long-running battle with this company?— with this company? i want to clear my _ with this company? i want to clear my name. _ with this company? i want to clear my name. i _ with this company? i want to clear my name. i wish - with this company? i want to clear my name. i wish elon l with this company? i want to - clear my name. i wish elon musk had the decency to apologise. i am battling the most aggressive type of breast cancer. elon musk and the lawyers know that. and they were willing to allow a little boy who i am his hero for him, i am the mother who does everything, to let my memory of me, for him, be shadowed for ever, that his mother stole from tesla. and i want to do something for all the cancer patie

christine. christine. he could just come on and do that, couldn't he?int is it's horses for courses. and the bbc are clearly if this is the best they can do, frankly, they need to give the proms over to somebody else to do . there are somebody else to do. there are plenty of other outlets for pop stars. here's a pop star he shouldn't be at the proms and i mean, i am. frankly, i'm almost speechless by the very idea of this. and i think you will find people turn off in their droves. and as i understand this, may i may not be right about this. please correct me if i'm wrong. he is going to be singing rule britannia at the end. i mean, what we have some wonderful operatic stars who would be fantastic singing that we don't need. sam smith, i wonder. >> i wonder if what's going to happen. christine actually is we're going to end up with an olly alexander situation here where there's going to be calls for sam smith to not sing rule britannia because of its, you know, connotations. christine i can see that coming. >> hang on. excuse me. what connotation ? every

christine, welcome. tell us more about what stood out for you from this meeting, as clear as all on the middle east right now. but rashid, so next a prime minister of the u. k. was a paints the state that europeans could not afford to take their eyes and their sides or false. what was happening in ukraine? ukraine is of course spicing wolf that russian invasion as we speak. and we know that ukraine is coming short in terms of ammunition, and it's also desperately needing a defense capabilities that it has lost its allies for the bridge. prime minister did highlight the fact that width and efforts to help you frame had been stopped in scots and that at times had been piecemeal. he said by today's, with today's announcement he was hoping that britain would be taking the lead in and rallying up allies to once again come around to make strong commitments. not just in the way of supporting and supplying your credit with me to trade, but increasing defense spending. so as to bolster your p, a european security

joining me now to talk about it, christine goulet, with the u.s. geological survey., there is an interesting point brought up in this actio's article about why did so many people from several states fueled this earthquake, and why doesn't that happen with our friends out west in california? >> yeah, the crust -- just the way the waves travel, the vibrations, what we call seismic wave travel, is very different east of the rockies than it is west, especially in california where we have a lot more sediments and so on. they tend to disperse the waves a little bit more, or quite a lot more. in the east, the waves travel really far into a competent, solid crust that is older and more rigid and there is less stamping, therefore, you reach much wider areas and often times, that creates more of a intention because more people are affected by it than what we see in california. this is a well-known phenomenon and when we do model or do studies on earthquakes, this is something we can take into consideration. so, people felt in canada, chicago, and different places in the south,

of neil and christine hamilton? neil and christine, lovely to see you.you? >> well, i mean, i think it's a load of rubbish, frankly . load of rubbish, frankly. >> you know, the canary islands people should be grateful for all the brits going there. after all, it's 35% of the local economy by value and 40% of the jobs are dependent on tourism. obviously there are tourists from other countries apart from britain, but we're a very, very significant part of that local economy. yes , they might economy. so, yes, they might find that their housing costs would be lower if demand wasn't so great from foreigners who want holiday homes, but then there wouldn't be the jobs to employ them , and they wouldn't employ them, and they wouldn't be able to afford to buy houses because they wouldn't have any income. it's a difficult income. so it's a difficult circle square . circle to square. >> it is. i mean, christine, what do you think about this ? what do you think about this? >> well, it isn't just unique to the balearic islands, it? i the balearic islands, is it? i m

today, the expectation is that christine lagarde will telegraph a june cut. the focus in the press conference very much on the path beyond that and the divergence between the ecb and the fed. think about it. if you get trump in the white house, that could stoke u.s. inflation and leave the euro area in a tight spot. kriti: all right, lizzy burden in frankfurt. thank you for bringing us that crucial context. she will be live for the ecb policy decision at 1:15 p.m. u.k. time, followed by what christine lagarde has to say in that news conference just a half-hour later. we will be speaking to evelyn herrmann later in the show. that conversation coming up in just about 15 minutes time. a lot to digest there, not in terms of european policy but what the ripple effects are further currency as well. we are keeping an eye on the treasury yield and what that means for the fx story but also brent crude, $90 per barrel off of some of the job little tensions. we go there next. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: the u.s. believes major strikes by iran could happen

very different tune here than christine lagarde.e have to be thoughtful about not getting too confident that the latest sticky inflation is an indication we are going forward and can't get to confidence she says on the other side basically, that it's necessarily definitive in terms of what they should do. the lack of urgency, there we go, the projection that inflation will continue to come down is going to materialize, that we don't have to be urgent. it's a continuation, and now they're all singing from the same hymn book of the backtracking of okay, we're moving into a rate cut. they're not saying that they're not going to be cutting rates. they're saying they don't have to be urgent about it, and they don't have to be immediate about it. i think there was less of that than say what we're hearing from europe and the ecb. just because, you know, europe is on the mind with the christine lagarde headlines, if you look at the gap between u.s. and europe gdp that does tell the story of the u.s. consumer consuming and the european consu

joining me now, my panel, kelly christine panel, danny kelly and christine hamilton ., yeah. right. yeah. all right. >> wonder revolution >> well, i wonder revolution you're going to come to first to talk about obesity . talk about obesity. >> oh, did i say anything? i didn't even say anything. danny kelly. none >> i remember going to the doctors something doctors about something completely to being completely unrelated to me being fat. to me, he goes, fat. and he said to me, he goes, now dan, put now listen, dan, you've put weight on. and thought that weight on. and i thought that was and i was really proactive. and i thought good medicine, thought that was good medicine, not doctoring, because christine and i were talking about this. it's not you get nursing. yes, whatever. that's great advice. that's great being a good doctor. now, now, i've had a blood test recently. yes, just like and i have like a midlife thing. and i have nothing to worry about with diabetes. although i'm fat, i exercise regularly. okay? i've got great cholesterol . what got great cholesterol. w

i also broadcaster and author christine hamilton . in a few christine hamilton. in a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds in the clash with former labour party adviser matthew laza and also with businessman and activist will also activist adam brooks, will also be starting the show, bringing you the latest from what's going on in israel. and of course, that terrible attack from iran, as we'll speak to the israeli defence official who revealed more than 300 drones and missiles have been launched by iran. then at 5:00, i'll be joined by this week's outside guests. now, here's some clues. she puts the mauritius on the map. during the swinging 60s, as her career blew up in england . her career blew up in england. but who do you think she is.7 that's but who do you think she is? that's tiny, tiny teaser. will that's a tiny, tiny teaser. will give more . i have a very, give you more. i have a very, very special well, very special guest as well, joining sunday joining me for my sunday supplement end the supplement at the end of the show, mor

here is the ecb president, christine lagarde.e three key ecb interest rates unchanged. the incoming information has broadly confirmed our previous assessment of the medium-term inflation outlook. inflation has continued to fall led by lower food and goods price inflation. most measures of underlying inflation are easing, wage growth is gradually moderating, and firms are absorbing part of the rising labor costs in their profits. financing conditions remained restrictive and our past interest rate increases continue to weigh on demand which is helping to push down inflation. domestic price pressures are strong and are keeping services price inflation high. we are determined to ensure that inflation returns to our 2% medium-term target in a timely manner. we consider that the key ecb interest rates are at levels that are making a substantial contribution to the ongoing disinflation process. our future decisions will ensure that our policy rates will stay sufficiently restrictive for as long as necessary. if our updated assessment o

that was christine lagarde.wieladek is chief european economist at asset management firm t rowe price. we spoke before this announcement and no great surprise, what we are looking at closely as the detail, the comments, the forecast about what may happen next. what do you read into this?— read into this? well, i think today the ave read into this? well, i think today they gave a _ read into this? well, i think today they gave a little _ read into this? well, i think today they gave a little bit _ read into this? well, i think today they gave a little bit of _ read into this? well, i think today they gave a little bit of what - read into this? well, i think today they gave a little bit of what we . they gave a little bit of what we call forward guidance on interest rates. they said that if things turn out as they think they will be a probably going to cut interest rates and myself i think that they will be cut in june and myself i think that they will be cut injune regardless of what and myself i think that they

christine, how do you see it playing out?or well, certainly we're all talking about the women so much that oh, yeah. by the way, the men play to write and that this is the big one tonight. purdue, a team that has under achieved over the last few tournaments. finally, getting to the championship game with zach ev and of course, from the big ten against uconn, we know the uconn women's program. will the men's programs pretty darn good to as one five national titles defending national champ, the favorite in this game. but if anyone, i think we'll give them a real run for their money. i would say it would be the purdue boilermakers. so should be a good one tonight. and as you said, then the college season that we've talked so much about, of course, will be over >> yeah, we'll be watching that game for sure. on the women's side, south carolina completed their undefeated season as we all know last night with a win against caitlin clark's iowa for the women's championship what does the excitement around this tournament meant for thi

christine lagarde said the ecb will cut rates soon barring surprises.t's steadily moving toward its target, adding that officials just need to build a bit more confidence before cutting rates. sara eisen asked the ecb president as well whether three rate cut this year is a reasonable expectation. >> i wouldn't comment on that because if you had asked me two or three months ago, i would be expecting more than three. and i think we're better off than our central bank perspective, of course, looking at what they anticipate because they're big boys -- too many boys, but they're big boys. they run their models, they observe things, take risks, assess, you know, term premium, but we have to be deta-dependent. we have to look at our own work, and we're very steady and focused on what we are seeing, and we'll play judgment at the end of the day day. what is produced has to be taken into account on our part with the help of the governors. >> she says the ecb is not set on cutting first. >> we are data-dependent. our data came down in march. we have had a little

christine romans, thank you. >>> it's time for today's cnbc money minute. china is cutting off messages to several apps. >>> and tesla has recalls. eamon javers is with us. >> china's top internet regulators made the request due to national security concerns. according to an apple statement, the company is required to follow the laws in the countries they operate in even when they disagree. >>> tesla is issuing a voluntary recall of about 4,000 of its cybertrucks. the reason, a potential issue with the accelerator pedal. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, when a lot of force is applied to the pad on the accelerator pedal, it could dislodge and cause the pedal to get stuck. >>> and wayfair will open its first ever physical store next month in illinois in an effort to attract and retain customers. the 150,000-square-foot store will also feature an on-site restaurant called the porch, taking inspiration from ikea's setup. it comes adds the online furniture retailer has struggled with slowing sales. >> that will be interesting. >>

including christine robbins who is a former sheriff's deputy and now a first-time grandmother.does this mean having a dream later on in life and following it? >> you would have told me 30 years ago i'd be dancing for a women's pro basketball team i would say yeah, you're crazy. ♪ >> reporter: christine made the squad along with lisa hank, who also spent her career in law enforcement. ♪ >> reporter: this is your idea of retirement, huh? >> this is our idea of retirement. >> reporter: both excited to cheer their lady aces on to a third championship. ♪ >> it really is awesome to be at this stage of my life and have my children and my grandchildren see me do what i love to do. my youngest daughter, she's videotaping us perform, and i heard her scream, "go, mom, go!" >> reporter: and you heard that pride in her voice on that video? >> yes. and that was everything. >> reporter: everything to these dancers now inspiring fans across generations. >> one, two, three! >> high rollers! [ applause ] >> and the high rollers will be dancing for their biggest crowds yet because, guess what? th

christine emeryville from the berlin. nothing, i gotta say is responsible for restoring it to its former glory. the reason for the poor state of preservation is of course, that frederick was a forgotten office just such a long time. and that's never good for paintings. if nobody knows the artist and then launch full met some of them, i'd rather not think about how these moves from a palace to palace were carried out in such a rough and ready manner. so that also play the role speed on the the centimeter by centimeter layer by layer christine. and there is a freeze fleet lease original brushstroke from over painting and 14 layers of varnish and mix interesting discoveries in the process. the design it use. i prepared most of his colors himself, phones you know, and 11 does why he was suddenly so driven to color. this was, that was a huge, the self confident step that on when painting he worked with way 15 layers of paint, which is almost a selling point of his single maxima. you can tell he's interested in the atmospheric,

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you know, christine, thank you very much. >> and thank you for sharing this moment. it's worth emphasizing is i didn't i didn't notice it until you mentioned the omission that the judge was not there. this wasn't a sort of do this in this incident with the judge that it was such a personal no. in fact, when i came in and i saw that and i was watching, i was afraid i was going to miss it if i tried to start to draw. so i just picked up my binoculars and just watched so i would have it in your mind? yeah. i thought about whether or not i should have done the drawing of him lunging and then i thought, well, that's kind of like gilding the lily not exactly story well, it is all amazing. >> it's also amazing to think about how you look sometimes when we hear things, we then remember them after, but that you really want to capture it in that instant christine, thank you very much and good to see you as all way next, how taylor swift has found herself at the center of wild conspiracy theories right now spreading along trump supporters nurse named from taylor swift. there we

[crowd booing] you lost to governor christine todd whitman very narrowly--27,000 votes. -yes.ot that i remember, no. -27,000 votes. i-i-i actually remember where i was. tell us about that. i was walking along the fraser river, and, um, i thought to myself, "well, you know, what do i do?" and there was a moment like, i can break out of this, but i have been too deeply shaped by my own history to, at that point, change the narrative. so jim dug deeper into his lie. after his first marriage ended, rather than arouse suspicion as a bachelor, he pursued his family man image by marrying dina matos, an unsuspecting, picture-perfect political wife. before long, she was pregnant, and he was running for governor again. i declare my candidacy for governor of the great state of new jersey. jim was clearly the democratic front-runner, and front-runner gets you the county line. it gets you, uh, scares off your opponents. money. [laughs] front-runner gets money. enter real estate tycoon and democratic mega-donor charles kushner. bernstein: charlie kushner is the father of former white house

here's christine romans. >> reporter: everyone knows the minute you drive a new car off the lot, itsalue depreciate, but for electric vehicles, the drop is dramatic. ten times faster than traditional cars according to a recent study showing the average used car price for an ev fell nearly 32% in the past year compared with the decline of just over 3% for gas-powered cars. >> right now i am trying to offload my tesla. i want to sell it because the value for teslas has been plummeting. >> reporter: some tesla owners frustrated as the company lowers the prices on new models making currently owned teslas less valuable. >> this investment, i will lose over $30,000. >> reporter: falling resale prices just another factor holding some people back from switching over to electric vehicles. with so many already expressing concern about range anxiety and battery infrastructure. >> i want to make it from here to my grandmother's house in texas, how many stops would i have to make to get there? >> reporter: keith boseman has been selling used cars for four years. >> resale value is not their numbe

and the diction christine looked uh, is the addiction and drug policy spokes person in parliament for the liberal f d. b party, which is part of germany's governing coalition. i asked her why her party back this law was oh yes, good morning with the canada as low we finally and the policy of prohibition and repression of the last decades. we have seen that this kind of policy doesn't burn costs we have, i'm still arising numbers on kind of as consumers. so we want to try another way. and we think that the criminalization and the united vision the organization is the right way. well, there's someone argue that opens the gates instead of stops people from using it. this gets long. been argued that kind of as is a gateway to harder drugs, is that not the case? you know, that is actually not the case. there are new studies that confirmed that throughout the the international studies don't show that. so we think that the problem is the elicit market, the blank markets consumers of kind of is up to now to buy the cannabis on the listed market. and they don't know what kind of kind of as the

including christine robbins who is a former sheriff's deputy and now a first-time grandmother.later on in life and following it? >> you would have told me 30 years ago i'd be dancing for a women's pro basketball team i would say yeah, you're crazy. ♪ >> reporter: christine made the squad along with lisa hank, who also spent her career in law enforcement. ♪ >> reporter: this is your idea of retirement, huh? >> this is our idea of retirement. >> reporter: both excited to cheer their lady aces on to a third championship. ♪ >> it really is awesome to be at this stage of my life and have my children and my grandchildren see me do what i love to do. my youngest daughter, she's videotaping us perform, and i heard her scream, "go, mom, go!" >> go mom! >> reporter: and you heard that pride in her voice on that video? >> yes. and that was everything. >> reporter: everything to these dancers now inspiring fans across generations. >> one, two, three! >> high rollers! >> dancing their way through the big dance. that is so cool. >>> thanks for watching "early today." i'm jessica layton. we h

thanks, christine, for joining us. very worrying. thanks, christine, forjoining us.that lots and lots of pupils won't be achieving bafic of pupils won't be achieving basic grades in their gcses . basic grades in their gcses. >> yeah, and i think this was an issue when we came out of covid when everyone was saying about the children who missed her exams, for example. but back then there was a lot of debate about that. it would take decades to recover from covid, not just a couple of years. and it's not about our young people and i'm really conscious about using the word like stupid and things like that, because it's not the case. these kids have been through quite a lot . been through quite a lot. attitudes to education have changed. there's a lot about our education system that needs to be changed. for example, we're still teaching a very antiquated curriculum in exam halls with exams that are not fit for purpose. and remember that 700,000 children during covid could not access their education because of they couldn't access onune because of they couldn't access onlin

let's bring in christine romans. hey, christine, good morning. >> good morning to you.ou know, you have heard these complaints about high ticket prices and the famous taylor swift's eras tour ticket debacle. remember? the government has been looking into this for years. now it may be ready to take the next step against live nation. ♪ it's been a major year for high-profile concerts. and high-profile ticketing meltdowns. >> i just really wanted to see taylor. >> reporter: and this morning the government reportedly preparing to sue live nation, one of the country's biggest concert and promotion companies. "the wall street journal" reporting according to people familiar with the matter that the justice department is set to file an anti-trust lawsuit alleging live nation, live nation was pressuring venues to use ticketmaster. >> welcome to the eras tour. ticketmaster's parent company has undermined competition for ticketing live events. the doj finding in 2019 that live nation was pressuring venues to use ticketmaster. >> welcome to the eras tour. >> scrutiny increased afte

caroline flack�*s mother christine has always believed her daughter should not have been charged.gh to have charged her or whether it was just being done on the spur of the moment. the crown prosecution service had recommended that caroline was cautioned. but scotland yard appealed that, and it's those events that will be reinvestigated. the met police say the new inquiries relate to the actions of officers in appealing an initial decision by the crown prosecution service not to charge miss flack and because new witness evidence caroline's family believe she was treated differently because she was famous — an accusation the met have denied. today, christine flack has said she still has unanswered questions and says she won't stop until she gets the truth. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. russia has attacked critical infrastructure in ukraine, leaving more than 200,000 people with power cuts. urging the west not to turn a blind eye to russia's continuing attacks. sirens this was kyiv overnight. residents headed underground for safety in metro stations. almost a third of the strikes m

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christine flack says she still has unanswered questions about the case and says she will not stop until. thank you, charlotte gallagher. _ the time is 1:14. our top story this afternoon... 25—year—old habibur masum is charged with the murder of kulsuma akter, attacked in bradford as she pushed her baby in a pram. and still to come, will it be baldur�*s gate 3, spider—man 2 or dave the diver? we look ahead to this evening's bafta games awards. coming up on bbc news, the london lions make history, becoming britain's first european champions in basketball after a dramatic win over besiktas in the eurocup final at the copper box arena in london. stunning artworks have been uncovered in a new excavation at pompeii — the ancient roman city which was buried when mount vesuvius erupted in ad79. archaeologists have uncovered a sumptuous house with floor—to—ceiling frescoes. mythical greek figures, including helen of troy, are depicted on the walls of a banqueting hall. the bbc has been given exclusive access to the site. our science editor rebecca morelle joins us from there now. what a find, re

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haidi: christine lagarde speaking at a press conference after the ecb left rates unchanged.ering more nuance it was really those comments about the fluctuations expected in the inflation outlook that saw the euro hitting those session highs i look at how we are setting up when it comes to you european futures at the moment, positivity with euro stocks futures up half a percent. we expectations from ecp and christine lagarde and dax futures up half a percent they are and continue to watch to see whether we see another day where euro bond renewable stock seeing more gains as well as well as energy stocks in europe as well hitting record highs the highest since 2010 after the report about potentially imminent middle east escalation taking place bell. annabelle: other global developments we are tracking, stxe on breaker and freed will -- sam bankman-fried will appeal his conviction. the 32-year-old filed a notice in federal court two weeks after his sentencing. it is unclear on what grounds he attempts to appeal. the largest u.s. airlines are asking the biden administration to b

brennan joins me now to discuss christine.this game last night and caitlin clark is just unbelievable. watch. she is almost automatic every time. she fires off a three >> yeah. jim, you notice four, as well as anyone. and when you see an athlete rise to the occasion like that, we know she's good. we know she said it's incredible record setting year a career. i mean, everyone knows her name. she is bringing people to women's basketball and eyeballs to women's basketball. we no one has. >> and then >> she raises her game to that level at the most important moment of her career, incredible absolutely incredible. >> there were >> nine three-pointers, nine point. yeah, she was unconscious. it was extraordinary and it was one of the greatest performances i've seen in sports. and it's, you know, i've seen a lot of sports over the years >> yeah, we have it on screen right there. most career three-pointers and men's and women's ncaa division one history tie for most three-pointers and a women's tournament game nine three-pointers and m

christine brennan. thank you so much. appreciate it, john all right. this morning, bracing for a >> nor'easter that could bring two feet of snow in some places. meteorologist elisa raffa is what this now where and why is this happening >> feels like an april fool's joke, right? this is actually a live picture right now in mean, i mean, it looks like a winter wonderland would all of that snow and it's actually causing a lot of power outages. last check, over 600,000 customers, most of them in main without power because this snowstorm is also coming with when that's knocking down trees and power lines, high wind warnings continue along the massachusetts cosine from boston to cape cod through the day today for 65 mile per hour gusts that could create some localized blizzard conditions. here's a look at the radar. would all of the snow across main upstate new york new hampshire, and vermont and some of that snow even swirling around the great lakes as well when just storm warnings continue through the day today for an additional six to 12 inches of snow in

christine lagarde insisting the ecb does not take cues from across the atlantic. wall street bank earnings are in focus. jp morgan, citi, wells fargo all set to report today. it is friday. we're ready for the we can but there's plenty to digest the next 24 hours. we look at the futures picture, broadly positive this side of the atlantic. euro stoxx 50 futures higher 0.6%. the ftse 100 seeing green on the screen this morning, higher 0.4%. is that pricing in the full story of the ecb cutting? is that a positive rates story? at the end of the day, the s&p story not seeing as much green on the screen, despite that massive rebound in the u.s. tech space on particular. usually you would see the asian or european traders hop on that trade. they are not this morning trade let's talk about cross assets though because the bond market matters more and more now. now that we have interest rate differentials coming to the forefront, you're looking at 4.57 on the 10-year yield, the fact that we are sustainably above that 4.50 level. is 5% on the horizon? we will dive into that t