in claude shannon's life, he is the most important mentor that claude shannon will have. when sharon is getting ready to graduate from the university of to figure out what he is going to do with his life, he is not someone who has an extensive network of famous to figure out what he is going to do with his life, he scientific context on the east coast. he grew up in michigan. his dad was one of these jack of all trades people. he was in undertaker, a furniture salesman, a lawyer, a probate judge. a big figuscientific context ont re in the town of gaylord. his mom was a schoolteacher and later a homemaker. a talented local musician. these are not people who could take a rolodex and say i will introduce you to the presidents of universities and things like that. claude shannon is walking at the university of michigan's campus and he sees a postcard that is inviting students to apply for the opportunity to come to m.i.t. and work on a mechanical brain. the mechanical brain is a computer known as the differential analyzer. it is a giant room sized computer. pulleys, shafts. i

and in claude -- in science. and in claude shannon's life, he is the most important mentor that shannon will have. when shannon is getting ready to graduate from the university of michigan, figure out what he's going to do with his life, he is not someone who has an extensive network of famous scientific contacts on the east coast that he can tap into. he grew up in michigan. his dad was, his dad was one of these kind of jack of all trades people. he was an undertaker, a furniture salesman, he was a lawyer, a probate judge. he was a big figure, but this is a town of 3,000 people. his mom is a schoolteacher and later a homemaker. she's a talented local musician, but these are not people who could, you know, take a rolodex and say i'm going to introduce you to, you know, the presidents of universities and things like that. claude shannon is walking at the university of michigan's campus and on a bulletin board he sees a postcard that is inviting students to apply for the opportunity to come to mit and to work on a

important mentor that claude shannon will ever have. when shannon is getting ready to graduate with his life and he is not something to has an extensive network of famous scientific context that he can tap into the grep in michigan and his dad was one of these jack of all trades people in undertaker and a furniture salesman and a lawyer in a probate judge. he was a big figure in their town of gaylord but this is a town of 3000 people. his mom is a schoolteacher and later a homemaker and she's a talented local musician but these are not people who could take a rolodex essay i will introduce you to the president of the university. cluclaude shannon was walking ad he saw a postcard that applied to let students to apply to come to mit to work on a mechanical brain and the mechanical brain is computer known as the differential analyzer and it's a giant room -sized computer. again, years, pleas, shafts and it's in solving equations it re-creates equations with the physical representative of the patient. the computer and the department was bei

raising this now as claude i think feels that this is an issue that has been going on people in need. why now for us it's well important that the focus goes back to the people who are suffering people to be as human the humanitarians are receiving our thousands who are fleeing the wyland. and the horrible a constant giving us in uganda upstream from the tury and not as well let's not forget each year we as humility ariens have to present a plan for the year in terms of how many people are supposed to assist and help in terms of humanitarian east we just yesterday as units the un refugee agency launched another appeal of around a billion or five hundred million dollars for around eight hundred thousand congolese refugees which will be in the region so twenty important that we don't lose sight of who is suffering peace and stability in iraq you allow me and i want to come and see you in geneva allow me to present you an alternative opinion one could say and could argue this is not the first time the un has been accused of exaggerating a crisis will remember of course the no diet nigeria

jean-claude trichet with us is trichet-- jean-claude is with us, the former ecb president.the expectation of higher inflation. said look at the data and the clear and present now. you always said look at the data and the clear and present now. i we too far ahead of where expectations will be? jean-claude: again, we have a measure of inflation expectation , five years and other indicators. demonstrating that the efforts all centralould say banks, particularly both sides , ishe atlantic progressively restoring the kind of expectations that are necessary. the problem of europe, the ecb is responsible for the euro and inflation in the level of all countries. all 340 million people. that does not mean that all countries should behave in the same fashion. it is clear that the countries that are over competitive with fantastic current surplus should have debit cost and national inflation higher than average. when the others that have to catch up with their lost competitiveness have to get they should have inflation lower than average. that should be given by the commission to all

jean—claude juncker‘s man, how powerful is he in this new role?is power. he is extraordinarily powerful in terms of a chief of staff or top aide to a european commission president. you have to go back to the days of delors and his team to really have anything equivalent to this. and he micromanages. his cursor is over almost every document that emerges out of this place. what really distinguishes him is his willingness to take on a public profile. i asked him once why his kind of methods were so tough on things, he said i cannot run the commission like a montessori school. his methods, his micromanagement, his energy has really made him stand out in terms of a bureaucrat here. you have met him, what is he like? he is good company. he is quite funny. he is absolutely determined. he can turn against you quite easily. and he runs the place like a tight ship. he surrounds himself by people who are loyal to him, his top appointments in the commission have been people who are loyal to him. but i think the pressure he is facing is partly a function of un

in a real sense, that is what claude shannon indents.municators," on c-span 2, mondays at 8 p.m. eastern. >> next, from the american civil war museums annual symposium. virginia tech history professor emeritus james robertson, talks about the civil war's impact on ordinary civilians and soldiers.

michel barnier with that statement, but then jean—claude juncker gave a statement in support of vladimirve a split within the eu. the member states governments is one thing but within the eu a different tone struck from donald tusk to jean—claude juncker and that is interesting, the eu seems to want to push into a military style fair —— foreign affairs outlook. in terms of the human story of salisbury, the police officer who has been in hospital now discharged, nick bailey, saying life will never be the same for him. extraordinary thing to go to, —— to go through, he was just thing to go to, —— to go through, he wasjust an thing to go to, —— to go through, he was just an ordinary policemen responding to a call from the public, but he has been in hospital for a few weeks now, and it has been reported that the double agent and his daughter might have permanent brain damage, so he is lucky to get out of this alive. but this has also shifted the whole debate in terms of the public interest because this was a serving police officer who was affected by this, slightly different cases in the pas

. >>> jean-claude juncker calls the tariffs a blatant intervention to protect u.s. industry saying europe will act firmly to defend its interests. >>> shares sink in lafarnge as they announce a 4 billion charge >> everything we sell is produced in the u.s. so we are from that angle, we are not concerned with the tariffs. the u.s. is the best building material market in the world and we are planning quite agile investment strategy for the u.s. >>> and in italy it is said the current party manifesto lacks long-term substance. >> there is very little structural a lot of proposals to make people happy in the short-term >>> shockwaves are being felt across global stock markets after president trump said the united states would impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. tariff said duties of 25% for steel and 10% for aluminum would be announced next week stoking fears of a trade war. in europe big steelmakers are seeing a selloff salzgitte down 3.7%. and acrcelomittal said there are still producers around the world who should work the issue of overcapacity saying it wa

i think it is going too far to give jean—claude juncker a waiver is going too far to give jean—claudeng too far to give jean—claude juncker a waiver in all of this, and indeed, angela merkel as well, she has said some pretty provocative things. if we look at theresa may's handling of this, she has been studious for the most part, for the la st studious for the most part, for the last couple of years. in trying to lower the temperature, and introduce... the tory party the irrational party? that is overstating it, nesrine, this issue is split, political parties and their leaders are purging. is split, political parties and their leaders are purginglj is split, political parties and their leaders are purging. i meant their leaders are purging. i meant the rational part of the tory party, as opposed to the tory party en masse. they wouldn't call themselves that... they would give you reasons why not. we don't have time to go into all the reasons. on the russia point, following the poisoning of the spy here in the uk, the former spyr the spy here in the uk, the former spy, what is your bes

communicators, how claude shannon invented the information age. 1948, claude shannon sits down 10 rights of paper where essentially shows all types of information are the same and encodedormation can be and sent flawlessly so we can take a message from point a can have it be received and point the. we think of course, that is the way it works. theone had to delay architecture for all that and that is in a real sense what caused him to invent. >> watch the communicators on c-span two. >> 50 years ago on march 16th 1968, u.s. army soldiers tilt between 300 and 500 unarmed vietnamese civilians in the village of my lai. although the incident was reported, it did not becomepublic until november of independent investigative journalist seymour published it. up next on reel america, interviews with my lai veterans. this 22 minute documentaryrecounts the my lai massacre from the perspective of five army veterans who were there. we spoke to five of the american soldiers who were at my lai on march 16, 1968. they were james of niagara falls, new york. gary of stockton, california. gary of dell rio,

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jean-claude juncker announcing this friday the e.u. will not sit idly by.'s listen to what he said. >> jobs in europe will be lost due to the american measures. you cannot simply look on without doing anything. we need to take measures from our side. this is highly regrettable. we never set out to start trade wars. >> it is a big topic. to help us understand, our guest, thank you for joining us and trying to explain the effects of all this. we know the tariffs are new, we do not know much about them yet. what is your first impression? >> first of all, i think this is an escalation of the creeping protectionism. this is not one little target against a specific country. this is a broad issue. hence, this is pretty negative. however, even if these tariffs are slapped on all u.s. imports of the steel and aluminum, it would not need -- it would not be a big impact. we would barely notice it in our economic statistics for the u.s. or europe. but the constant effect of this could be more severe. this my -- this might dent confidence, especially in germany and othe

jean-claude junckon steel and aluminum tariffs. jean-claude juncke ojuncker say going to put tariffs on levi jeans. they resides the -- levys issued a statement saying, quote, we support open markets and free trade where everyone plays by the rules, these measures will not only hurt american brands and workers but will have reverberations across the economy. >> it's very in your face, it's not like an abstract. >> harvey wine seen makes an unusual appearance in hollywood. >>> the oscars were a -- >>> plus the oscar movie turning sacramento into a tourist attraction. >>> and the big name at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to lea

claude shannon sits down and writes a paper where he essentially shows that all types of information are the same and that that information can be turned into bits, encoded, pressed, sent flawlessly so that we can take a message from point a and have it be received at point before. all of those principles seem natural to us. we think of course that's the way it works. when i go on twitter, and send a tweet, thing will happen. that is the field that in a very real sense claude shannon inevent. >> watch the communicators, monday night at 8:00 eastern on crmp span 2. -- c-span 2. >> now we're live with the first program in our nine-week series 1968 america in turmoil. we begin with the vietnam war covering diplomatic developments in the war from the january 10 offensive and the escalating body count and the undoing of president johnson's presidency. our guests, jim weapon and ow horough david. the state of the war as produced in this video by the u.s. naval photographic center.

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jean—claude juncker, donald tusk... wasn't angela merkel a chemist?ecisely worked out and everything. probably her. i think theresa may's ca ke probably her. i think theresa may's cake would have a lot of wheat in it. laughter the prime minister gave an interview about her delia smith recipes for christmas. that's right. christmas goose. things like that. i am interviewing her tomorrow, i goose. things like that. i am interviewing hertomorrow, i might ask her, shall i? yeah! one of them has seven teaspoons of sugarin one of them has seven teaspoons of sugar in their tea. keep tipping them in until they don't dissolve, he said. i think michel barnier is a ca ke he said. i think michel barnier is a cake person. —— i do not think michel barnier is a cake person come he always chooses healthy things in the canteens. in that austrian cafe. it's dry cake. you had a big milestone of your own at the summit, didn't you? you went to kitty's the first time. this is the irish pub opposite the european commission. and opposite the bbc brussels bureau. the story ch

assistant professor of the defense that is department at king's college london and from milan via skype claude salhani opinion editor of the witness paper while come to the program mr abdul aziz would like to ask you this question i mean the investigation on al-jazeera shows that this is a replay of an overall scenario yes i mean the the two appear so it's clearly shores it's not about terrorism it because i mean it's only till late in one thousand in the ninety's and early two thousand when we started to hear about the symptomatology it's not about. zero because of his ear was established november one thousand nine hundred ninety six and it's not about supporting the muslim brotherhood old islamic the because there was no such support at that time at sickly of lee about the sovereignty of this country it's a clearly a bar the resources and wealth of this country it's a clearly about the geopolitics map of the region it's a clearly about i mean distracting the people of these countries to achieve an internal agenda. i mean we're talking about in one thousand nine to six and in june last year t

european commission president jean—claude juncker said the eu could retaliate in kind with tariffs of own on things the us sells to europe. we buy more steel from the united states than any other country... canada, too, opposed the idea, justin trudeau urging mr trump to reconsider. ..would be significant and serious. now donald trump has hit back, threatening to increase tax on imported european cars. america, the eu's biggest car market. in a tweet, he said: as yet, there's been no retaliatory response, the press secretary simply saying that no—one should be surprised at mr trump's announcements. mr trump says other countries have taken advantage of the us for years because of what he called "very stupid" trade deals. it's the latest salvo in a war of words over trade tariffs — as our north america correspondent, chris buckler, explains. yes, the threat of new tariffs has fuelled fears of a trade war but you are right in saying that the war of words is well under way. countries had already threatened retaliatory action as a result of president trump's announcement that he was prepar

very much something that mohammed bin zaid the crown prince of the emirates is very much afraid of claude i mean we've seen spats between neighbors in different parts of the world some of these would be contains ultimately when maturity prevails do you think that this is something that could potentially be contained or is just my drug of. well i think it has to be contained in the country in the region have no choice but to get along on the stoop to. destructive if they continue on the track they are in for for qatar and for for the other countries. the actress at one point come to the realization that they need need to negotiate need to sit down and work it out how when and how they will do this remains to be seen and i think one of the one of the reasons that has brought them to separate ways and that is the syrian civil war which they disagreed upon in many ways and from beginning they really seem to agree with those as the more progressed they they'd be divided on how to how to approach the conflict and who to support and not to support so i think one of the first we have to solve tho

european commission president jean—claude juncker said the eu could retaliate in kind with tariffs of own on things the us sells to europe. we buy more steel from the united states than any other country... canada, too, opposed the idea, justin trudeau urging mr trump to reconsider. ..would be significant and serious. now donald trump has hit back, threatening to increase tax on imported european cars. america, the eu's biggest car market. in a tweet, he said: as yet, there's been no retaliatory response, the press secretary simply saying that no—one should be surprised at mr trump's announcements. syrian government forces have gained more ground in their assault on the last major rebel—held enclave near damascus. one monitoring group says they now control 10% of eastern ghouta. disturbing footage has emerged, showing aid workers carrying an injured man into a van, being targeted in an air—strike, but then managing to escape. from neighbouring lebanon, yolande knell reports. after days of air strikes and shelling, fighting on the ground in eastern ghouta has recently intensified, and

jean—claude juncker. mutual recognition. stephane doering, if he is listing.it is time to say thank you to everyone for being in the audience and everyone watching as well. well done everyone. applause. hello once again. i'm afraid the holiday weekend, albeit early in the year, it is the holiday weekend but it is dominated by low pressure. leaden skies, even here at howra. some have seen some sunshine. northern and western scotland have done quite well. and improving situation for many western parts. hang on in there. if you haven't seen hang on in there. if you haven't seen sunshine, you may be for the day is done. you were further from the centre of the low pressure close by the south—eastern quarter. through the rest of the evening and overnight. all too late in the day from any of you. many of these skies will clear nicely. the rain will become confined and the toepfer eastern areas. we are looking at quite a cold night for the heart of scotland. —6, —7 in the glands. either side of freezing elsewhere. not a bad easter day. even on the big picture it looks

european commission president jean—claude juncker said the eu could retaliate in kind with tariffs ofbuy more steel from the united states than any other country. canada too opposed the idea. justin trudeau urging mr trump to reconsider. significant and serious. now donald trump has hit back, threatening to increase tax on imported european cars. america the eu's biggest car market. in a tweet, he said, if the eu wants to further increase their already massive tariffs and barriers on us companies doing business there, we will simply apply a tax on their cars which freely pour into the us. they make it impossible for our cars and more to sell there. big trade imbalance. as yet, there has been no retaliatory response. the white house press secretary simply saying no one should be surprised at mr trump's announcements. andrew plant, bbc news. earlier, our business correspondent, joe lynam, explained what this could mean for british manufacturers. this is a tweet from a president who likes twitter. but if he were to impose taxes on european cars being sold in the united states, it would h

years and still many countries would like to join the block the head of the european commission john claude younker is currently visiting countries that have been giving the prospect of becoming your members or serbia one challenge those countries are facing is bringing their economies up to speed which is hard when many of their brightest minds prefer to leave this is no simple change of address from marina stefano the twenty five year old serb isn't just moving down the road she's heading abroad to austria she's finished her training as a vascular surgeon now she wants to turn her qualification into money. first i want to go right. for wrong. so they offered me to come back when i finish my studies graduate marina's packing her portrait along with her german dictionary it's a past tens of thousands in the region of taking unable to find work at home they go abroad once working there they support their families back home their remittances are astoundingly high making up as much as ten percent of serbia's g.d.p. it's similar in neighboring bosnia highly qualified young people are attending

clinging on to european hope hoffenheim came into this when looking for a third straight win but claude buck clearly had other ideas. hoffenheim were first to draw blood in a tightly contested match and i mean he was the first of many. top buck level disco before the break as you also do much back his first for the falls by but a penalty from under a crowbar at some of the lead restored in the second half. and the goals kept coming even law still stood and the fourteen game drought by two holes in the seventy second minutes by just two minutes later hoffenheim regain the lead flow them clips with pinpoint accuracy my. but kept fighting and in the ninetieth minute ts gives up popped up at the back post a tap on the equalizer my three year old the final straw by. the bottom of ishaq belfort hill is the man of the moment in bremen the summer signing had a slow start to his bundesliga career but needed just five minutes to make his mark on the game he kept off a mazy run with a small finish my on the algerian continued to impress that chin on top screws apos in the forty eighth minute so ma

the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, said the eu was ready to show it could reactsily win a trade war. i'm joined by bloomberg's economic policy editor, sarah mcgregor, from our washington studio. good evening. what do you think of a president trump is threatening?” think there are two things to look forward to hear. if there is going to be exclusions and retaliation. 0n exclusions, we heard today from the commerce secretary, wilbur ross, who was responsible for preparing this report that's it imports of steel and aluminium post a security threat and aluminium post a security threat and he said president trump men yesterday it would be all steel and aluminium imports facing the terrorists but if various lobbying effo rts terrorists but if various lobbying efforts by governments and industry groups in the next week before trump says he will sign this order, if they have any impact and trump claws back and does not do any broad terror. and all retaliation, eu commissioner has had even more pointed remarks recently, saying they might target harley davidson, levi strau

a task made harder today by the european commission president jean—claude juncker controversially writinglating him on his re—election. james langdale, bbc news in downing street. a 2—year—old girl has died after the car she was in plunged into a river in wales. kiara moore was pulled from the vehicle in cardigan. police officers say they're investigating the incident and have appealed for witnesses. from cardigan, tomos morgan reports. kiara moore, just two years old. had it not been for the tragic events of yesterday afternoon, she would have been celebrating her third birthday a week today. it is understood the year—old kiara moore was left in the minibarafamily member year—old kiara moore was left in the minibar a family member went into offices nearby. by the time the family member returned to the car had disappeared. the police were contacted and a search warrants under way. they believe the car was tolera nt under way. they believe the car was tolerant in later transpired the car was in the river teifi, just yards away. the toddler was airlifted to the university hospital of wales

some would say, claude puel‘s rain last season was successful in comparison, fair argument.nged manager, change of manager and the number of players that are coming in and out, top players have been sold, has not helped make things easier. there is enough quality within the squad and the players are good enough in my opinion to stay up, it is just they have not been showing a combination of performances from themselves, personally, but also maybe in the way that manuel pellegrini —— mauricio pellegrino has done this. —— manuel pellegrini. mauricio pellegrino has done this. -- manuel pellegrini. no matter the predicament of the club, premier league club, always attractive to someone, league club, always attractive to someone, marco silva, former watford man, the favourite with the bookies, men with southampton connection, gordon strachan, former boss, mark hughes, former player, would you go for any of those? a lot of names will be linked with it, and even under the current situation, this is an attractive proposition for somebody coming in to take charge. i have played with

. >> in 1948, remember this is decades before anything like the world we know has come to pass, claude shannon sits down and rights of paper we essentially shows that all types of information are the same and that permission can be turned into bits and then can be encoded, compressed and sent flawlessly so that we can take our message from .8 and have it be received at point b. all those principles seem natural to us. we think of course that's what works when i i go on twitter ad ascended tweet, it happens. so we had to lay the intellectual architecture for all of that and that is the field information theory and that is the field that in a very real sense claude shannon indents. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at the eastern on c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television companies, and today we continued to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, , and public policy evens in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or sat

i want to turn to the words ofjean—claude juncker today. he congratulated putin on his win. myjob as former prime minister, vice president of the european investment bank, to give advice to jean—claude juncker. every institution and, actually, every state, takes that decision, and i do understand the sensitivities on a lot of players in this game. would you have said that if you had been in his role? well, it's a hypothetical question, isn't it... come on. ..because i'm not. i try to be diplomatic and discreet. he congratulated president putin. he said, "congratulations on your re—election, president putin". i think there are a lot of european leaders and others as well who have congratulated, and it is part of protocol. there is no denying that. obviously, was it my choice? and remember, finland has 1300 kilometres of border with russia. i would like to see a more open, more international, more transparent russia than what we have today. when you add those together, we have seen incursions; we've seen cyber incursions, we've seen electoral meddling. do you worry about the c

jean-claude juncker said the move represented a blatant intervention to protect u.s. industry and that the eu will react firmly to protect itself interests. here's reaction to stocks in europe the steelmakers seeing a selloff. salzgitte down 4.3%. and thyssenkrupp down 3.2% and arcelormittal down 4.10. they released a statement. still producers around the world who should work the issue of overcapacity saying it was assessing the impact of u.s. tariffs on its business. theresa may is giving a key speech later today about her visit for the relationship with the european union after brexit. and the steel industry in the uk has effectively been on its knees. how would the uk deal with a situation like that without the trading back drop of europe. back to you. >> people wonder whether an unintended consequence for president trump was the strong responses from the eu if it was originally intended to deal with china, it had bigger global repercussions for the president. >>> the new tariffs could present some opportunity for your money landon dowdy is looking at some of the

"a mind at play," -- >> in 1948, decades before anything like the world we know has come to pass, claudeon sits down and rights a paper where he essentially shows all types of information are the same, and that that information can be turned into bits and encoded, compressed, and sent flawlessly so we can take a message from point b and have it be received. all those principles seem natural to us. of course that's the way it works. when i go on twitter, things will happen when i send a tweet, but somebody had to lay the intellectual architecture of all that, the field of information theory, the field that in a very real sense claude shannon invented. >> watch the communicators, monday night 8:00 eastern on c-span2. this past week at the british house of commons, prime minister theresa may was asked about childhood poverty, managing the u.k.'s national health service, and the recent decision to ban the far right group britain first. the prime minister also paid tribute to the late physicist stephen hawking, who died last week at the age of 76. >> questions to the prime minister. >> prime

you summit where to resume a so successfully argued for this collective european response well sean claude younger the president of the european commission he advocated a rather different approach to moscow take a listen to what he had to say. everyone will show. you can do reduce. the structural. needs an open channel to discuss for sure all of them complete not. so not all e.u. states on the same page and not all figureheads agreed to the extent to which to punish moscow or to cooperate with it perhaps instead nevertheless what's happened today is being billed as the biggest collective expulsion of russian diplomats in history all this while the investigations that police investigation and also the independent o.p.c. w one they are still ongoing polly thanks for the view there from. the u.k. and europe will get the view but as far as we can glean so far medina coach lives across the side of it from a studio at the kremlin what's russia's response been well we've heard from the russian foreign ministry spokesperson marty is a kind of a who said that reciprocal measures will be taking agai

claude giroux, he's our carson wentz. now, i don't want to jinx it, i hope claude doesn't get hurt.has put the team on his back this year. >> yes. >> he could potentially and mvp just like carson wentz. >> kind of look alike. >> both red heads. >> let's go to the final one now. >> final one most obvious one the coaches. doug pederson, dave hacks tall, doug pederson when hired as the head coach of the eagles, can he coach the head coach? hextall hired out of college first two years, okay. this year make or break season, what's he does? he comes out, he leads the flyers to their first ten game losing streak. >> yes. >> in a decade. >> get rid of hip. >> i was at a game i was cents chanting fire hecks al. >> come on, ryan. >> sorry, sorry, sorry. so, now, he's go this team 11-zero n one since the eagles won the super bowl in convention for first place in their division, team every underdogs, just like our eagles, that is who we're watching right now with the flyers. >> i love it. >> we're all underdogs, yes. >> a win again, they're back in first place. >> ready? >> and the flyers are g

we will hear from her about some of those details hopefully also we heard from jean-claude juncker sayinglike to use the phrase trade war, but he believes the u.s.'s behavior has been war-like. christine lagarde saying a trade war is in nobody's interest. they made it clear they do not buy the justification for the tariffs, that of internal security, national security interests. they're claiming that's not realistic given that europe is a strategic ally of europe >> what do you reckon the e ushgush u's response will be to the resignation of gary cohn >> this is one of the most stable cities in terms of apoins me appointments and power jean-claude junk hear been ckern the job for a long time. we have not seen this since the bush presidency in 2002 and 2003, when similar steel tariffs were suggested and then the wto got the white house to back down we'll see what happens this time >> willem marx, thank you very much >>> sticking on the topic of trade, some of the biggest leaders in corporate america sounding off on the growing threat of a trade war. it played out on cnbc. here's the view fr

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claude puel lasted 12 months until he was sacked, then came mauricio pellegrino, whose spell lasted justged ankle ligaments after limping off in sunday‘s win at bournemouth, and isn‘t expected to be back in training until next month the news is a blow to spurs but also england manager gareth southgate, who names his squad tomorrow for the friendlies against netherlands and italy. if kane doesn‘t return until the end of april, he has seven weeks to get fit before england‘s first match in the world cup against tunisia. on his twitter account, kane said: "disappointed to be out until next month, but injuries are part of the game. will do everything i can to get back out there asap." the football association said this evening that they will continue to work with the government over england‘s participation at this summer‘s world cup in russia. their statement comes after prime minister theresa may said in the commons today, that no members of the royal family or government ministers would attend the finals. after mrs may‘s comments, the fa said they will continue to work closely with the uk g