conor: i think so.ch as the fed likes to say they watch the data, they are really watching the market in the short term. and last march when it was clear the pandemic would last, the markets were tanking, that is what got the congress had the fed to react much quicker. markets are responding whether it is interest rates are market rates moving up, and they probably will feel pressure to do something if the date that doesn't come in as expected. romaine: with regards to data, we seem to be accelerating a little bit faster than expected. pushing through this $1.9 trillion stimulus plan, let's assume he does get that through congress. would that have any negative ramifications? would that make things too hot? conor: it is possible. but i think we are not just going to know. because of all the stimulus we have seen and that the economy reopening after a pandemic, which we haven't seen before, what is likely to do to the economy in a very short time? in 2010, we had a very slow recovery and lots of time for

for cbs news, conor mccue, denver. >> duncan: hate crimes against asian americans are on the rise. and violent attacks drew community outrage. they called it the "unite against white nationalism march." the issue of americans attacking americans fueled by racism has also caught the attention of our major garrett. and a warning: some of the images you are about to see are disturbing. >> reporter: the video is startling. a 91-year-old asian man in oklahoma thrown to the ground. a similar crime in new york city the victim an asian american woman. and this assault on 84-year-old vicha ratanapakadee, a thai american who later died from his injuries. more than 3,000 hate incidents directed at asian americans have been recorded since the start of the pandemic. some violent, some verbal. >> i did feel like it could have escalated. >> reporter: mari, who asked that we not use her last name, lives in chicago. in late january she went for fast food with friends. >> i was filling up my soda cup and as i touched the dispenser button i heard a man yell "the oriental touched it, somebody stop her

joining us now congressman conor lamb of pennsylvania. good to see you.spoeng at length since i was covering your race in pennsylvania. i know some of the lines have changed since we had the last conversation, but you're still in part of the state where you're likely hearing from a lot of voters who have different opinions about what the house should have done about donald trump. i'm interested what you're hearing from them. do you feel like your constituents are anxious to move on from what happened on january 6th and away from the trump era, or are they still angry and frustrated that he hasn't been held accountable? >> i think it's a mix, but for people in the middle or right of center, i think there was kind of a double burden in this trial to show why is impeachment necessary, why are you guys still focused on this. it's over. do your job. legislate, bring us some more covid relief aid, whatever. you know, you showed jamie's clip before he came on. i think he did an incredible job satisfying both burdens. he continually returned to how serious this a

hello everyone and welcome to focus on europe with me conor dillon it's nice to be here with you today we begin with a pretty difficult story out of germany here a right wing terror is on the rise and just a year ago that fact was made clear in a her ific attack in the city of homs now there are a right wing extremist wandered through the city and deliberately killed.

consider it solved. >>> after our conversation there, melissa, with conor flynn, we were talking aboute of retail and how a year ago we all thought retail was either going to die or be different or have to be anchored by experiences, like the gyms or amusement parks inside. >> right bars bars in the nordstroms. >> but it looks like simpler may actually work. >> never interacting with somebody may actually work when it comes to placing an order online, driving up to pick it up or have that package placed into your trunk directly. maybe the experiences were never chalked up you have to think, what is the future of retail how do they re-imagine those malls if experience doesn't come back to what it had been viewed as before. >> i think of the place that's not far from here called american dream if you've not seen it near the meadow lands sports complex. it was really predicated on this idea of having all families and entertainment and all this stuff. oh, boy, they picked a time. >> i think of a lot of hand sanitizer when i think of that >>> thanks to watching "power lunch. it's great to b

livingston went ahead when conor mccarthy diverted into his own net.y of a superb curling cammy macpherson effort. brentford's miserable run in the championship continued today. they've now lost three games in a row — all in the space of six days. this time, they lost 2—0 at coventry, who had gone five games without a win themselves. tyler walker scored both goals, the first with a penalty and then the second ten minutes after half time. brentford are still second but are now seven points behind leaders norwich, who beat rotherham i—o. there was drama in rugby union's premiership this afternoon where exeter missed the chance to go top of the table. their match against northampton had an extraordinary finish. with news of that and the rest of today's action, here's this report from jim lumsden. northampton can regard sandy park in a new light. seven years since they last won there, victory at last with an astonishing climax. they went ahead through adendorff before the champions struck back with a yeandle try. a defensive battle continued a defensive ba

both bristol trys came in the first half, the second from centre piers 0'conor. returned to action after covid—enforced two—week break with a last—minute winner over harlequins. a brett cannon penalty sealed a 25—22 win over the in—form quins. scarlets hopes of reaching next season's champions cup got a boost in their thrilling 27—25 win over edinburgh. dane blacker�*s breakaway try put the welsh side in front early in the second half, a lead they built on before holding off a spirited comeback from edinburgh. to the premier league now, and manchester city are pulling away from the rest of the field at the top of the league after another victory against west ham. goals from ruben dias and john stones means there's now 13 points between them and their nearest rivals, manchester united as joe lynskey reports. for manchester city, the numbers of extraordinary. they are 13 points clear and have 120 in a row. every goal takes them closer to the title and to records. it’s goal takes them closer to the title and to records.— goal takes them closer to the title and to re

andre ayew put swansea ahead in the first half, and conor hourihane made it two after the break.e of views in the premier league news conferences on friday. pep guardiola said he expected betterfrom jurgen klopp than to indulge in "mind games" before manchester city's premier league trip to liverpool on sunday. klopp has suggested that a covid outbreak at city over christmas led to guardiola's side having a game postponed and two weeks off, helping their title bid. we didn't have a break. i think city had a two—week break for covid reasons. and it's really tough. it's a tough year, it's a tough season. i know, for some teams, it looks like lesser, but for us, obviously, for the reasons, you know, it's tough. he knows it's not true. come on! nobody in the premier league had two weeks off. nobody. the situation can't do it for the purpose, but i didn't expect he would do it. i thought he's not the type of guy, but if you did it, ok. maybe i was wrong. now rugby union, and sale pulled off a thrilling 20—13 win at leaders bristol in this evening's english premiership match. sale were

hello everyone and welcome to focus on europe with me conor dillon it's nice to be here with you today we begin with a pretty difficult story out of germany here a right wing terror is on the rise and just a year ago that fact was made clear in a her respect attack in the city of homs now there is a right wing extremist wandered through the city and deliberately killed.

o everyone and welcome to focus on europe with me conor dillon it's nice to be here with you today we begin with a pretty difficult story out of germany here right wing terror is on the rise and just a year ago that fact was made clear in a horrific attack in the city of hono there a right wing extremist wandered through the city and deliberately killed 9 people all of them from immigrant families the question is why didn't police stop the perpetrator sooner it's a question asked not just by the relatives of those who died one of those relatives is chatty and grew to who lost his brother in that attack he and his family have been left to wonder how this act of violence could have happened in a country like germany which is where they immigrated to from turkey one answer from experts is that right wing extremists are organizing more and more professionally and have weapons at their disposal and that was the case in hono where a mass murderer was able to walk around on a shooting spree unhindered leaving behind a trail of tragedy. jetson and merits go to going to have returned to the pl

scrum half conor murray has a hamstring injury and will miss out. sexton's absence. england have made four changes, to the squad for the second test against india, which starts tomorrow. jimmy anderson is rested after that starring role in the first test. jos buttler is rested too and jofra archer is injured. stuart broad and ben foakes come in, as does moeen ali in place of dom bess who's been dropped. and in the early hours of this morning, british sailor pip hare became only the 8th woman, in history to finish the vendee globe — the solo around the world race. there were the scenes at the finish line in france, as pip became the first brittish skipper to finish, after 95 days at sea, non stop for 28,000 miles. she's also done it in a boat that is 21 years old. the oldest vessel to cross the finish line, in this year's race. that's all the sport for now. some breaking news. this has come up from the government website, the latest art rate for the uk are 0.7 — 0.9. it was 0.7 21 and that makes it... the range is now under one for the first time sin

hello everyone and welcome to focus on europe with me conor dillon it's nice to be here with you today we begin with a pretty difficult story out of germany here right wing terror is on the rise and just a year ago that fact was made clear in a horrific attack in the city of hama there are a right wing extremist wandered through the city and deliberately killed 9 people all of them from immigrant families the question is why didn't police stop the perpetrator sooner it's a question asked not just by the relatives of those who died one of those relatives is chatty and grew to who lost his brother in that attack he and his family have been left to wonder how this act of violence could have happened in a country like germany which is where they immigrated to from turkey one answer from experts is that right wing extremists are organizing more and more professionally and have weapons at their disposal and that was the case in hono were a mass murderer was able to walk around on a shooting spree unhindered leaving behind a trail of tragedy just in the night it's called going to have returne

helping moderate democrats like a conor lamb, be it a republican candidate in pennsylvania, would be something i would value as a republican. i want there to be a strong center-right party in the country. i don't think you get there without republicans being beaten back and realizing that they just can't win with their current orientation. >> would you agree with what the senator said, that the republican party as it is constituted now is acting and -- antidemocratic ways? >> yeah. the president just made a coup. we are stuck in our home because of covid. i don't think for a lot of people, he tried to steal the lid ejection -- election. he legitimately tried. it was a bad strategy for stealing an election. if you are trying to rob a bank and you come in with a gun and there's only one bullet in it and there's bullet proof glass, you still go to jail for trying to rob the bank. just because it was clownish doesn't mean it wasn't true. it's anti-democratic. republicans want less voting. the one thing that unites the republican party right now is opposition to democrat efforts for roden

andre ayew put swansea ahead in the first half, and conor hourihane made it two after the break.ide having a game postponed and two weeks off, which has been helping their title bid. we didn�*t have a break. i think city had a two—week break for covid reasons. and it�*s really tough. it�*s a tough year, it�*s a tough season. i know for some teams, it looks like lesser, but for us, obviously, for the reasons, you know, it�*s tough. he knows it's not true. come on! nobody in the premier league had two weeks off. nobody. the situation can't do it for the purpose, but i didn't expect he would do it. i thought he's not the type of guy, but if he did it, ok. maybe i was wrong. now rugby union, and sale pulled off a thrilling 20—13 win at leaders bristol in this evening�*s english premiership match. sale were trailing by a point in the 76th minute, but they found an opening, and man of the match luke james dived over. a penaltyjust before full—time sealed a victory, which moves sale second in the table, three points behind bristol. and connacht beat dragons 30—20 in the pro14. they ran

there was a guy, you probably remember this who is currently in congress right now in his name is conorn pennsylvania, and his first campaign ad showed him shooting and ak 15 with the narrator saying in the background, he still loves to shoot. you will never guess what msnbc prime time host didn't say a word about that, wow, lawmaker featuring a gun, where was the comparison to usama bin laden or any terror leader, it did not happen, because there is a d next to his name. so this is not even outraged by chris hayes, it's phony outrage in order to serve up red meat to his audience and that's why we should not take it seriously. >> katie: it is dangerous, because they are trying to classify a swath of people they disagree with as terrorists and the media is more than happy to follow along with that narrative when it comes to the right people that they want to target the second amendment supporters or gun owners. >> it's one of a business model when you have 74 million people who voted for a particular candidate anyone to go after that person i guess that's fair game, because that is part

and so helping moderate democrats like a conor lamb for example, beat a sort of a maga republican candidate in pennsylvania, would be something that even as a republican i ceuld value because i think that while i desperately want there to be a strong center right party in this country, i don't think you get there without republicans being sort of beaten back a couple of cycles and realizing that they just can't win with their current he orientation. >> tim miller, blican would you agree with what sarah longwell said, g that the republican party is -- as it is constituted now is acting in anti-democratic ways? >> you're asking me if the sky is blue. yeah, the sky is blue. the president just tried a coup. people -- for some reason, maybe it is because we're all in our homes with covid or because he was so clownish and ridiculous that i don't think for a lotli . people thatat it has sunk in th he tried to steal the election. he legitimately tried. bad str it wasn't a joke or a farce. it was an attempt to steal the u election. a it was a bad strategy for stealing an election. but, you know, if

high school seniors conor and trey are with us ajong with johnny and niffin.ve having you today. we are going to start with caleb and low began. caleb, what has it been like for you to do your school at home instead of at school? ?[inaudible]. jedediah: has it been hard for you to do it at home? what are some of the challenges that you faced? we will ask logan. >> the challenges that face me is probably either social studies or like writing. jedediah: are you guys eager to excited to get back to school? do you want to go back in the classroom? >> yes. >> yes. >> you do? >> well, that's good to hear. you are going to get your chance coming up soon. trey and conner. you are high school seniors. how has it felt for you to spend this last year essentially at home and not get to join in on a lot of the typical activities that high schoolers would get to do at this time in their high school career? we will start with you, trey? >> it's been very different that would have been. obviously, i have been doing this for a while now. but, it feels like most of the time i'm

scrum half conor murray has a hamstring injury and will miss out.rts tomorrow. jimmy anderson is rested after that starring role in the first test. jos buttler has returned home and jofra archer is injured. stuart broad and ben foakes come in, as does moeen ali in place of dom bess who's been dropped. my my heart and the selectors parts were always leaning towards him playing, but also looking at the big picture of the series and how importantjimmy is to english cricket. i think getting them absolutely ready and fired for that game gives him the best chance of playing the last two as well. with the likes of the others on the sidelinesjumping to get the likes of the others on the sidelines jumping to get an opportunity, we feel like the players are there to come in and perform. and in the early hours of this morning, british sailor, pip hare, became only the 8th woman, in history to finish the vendee globe — the solo around the world race. these were the scenes at the finish line in france, as pip became the first british skipper to finish, after 95

when you heard the tone of the first minister, and conor murphy the finance minister, the emphasis wasre working, they said, on a document which will be essentially northern ireland's exit strategy, a pathway to recovery plan, as they called it. the expectation is, according to mrs foster, that that will be published on the 1st of march. clearly a lot of work will be happening over the next few weeks. the beginning of lockdown at being lifted, but it is clear that restrictions... sorry, it is rather windy up here at stormont. it is clear that the restrictions that are in place, particularly with the closure of retail shoppers and the closure of retail shoppers and the closure to the hospitality industry, thatis closure to the hospitality industry, that is going to go on until the beginning of april, around easter time at the very least.— beginning of april, around easter time at the very least. chris, many thanks, time at the very least. chris, many thanks. you _ time at the very least. chris, many thanks, you handed _ time at the very least. chris, many thanks, you handed that _ time

scrum—half conor murray has a hamstring injury who misses out and iain henderson will captain the sidenditions, but we are also in a very good place ourselves, we are full of confidence. we've played three fantastic games in the subcontinent now and we have to take that forward into the next three. it's been a brilliant start to things but it is just the start. arsenal have confirmed the home leg of the europa league tie against benfica will be played in greece. the last match on the 25th of february has been moved from the emirates stadium and will instead be played in athens because of coronavirus travel restrictions. the first leg has already been moved from lisbon to rome. that's all the sport for now. you can follow the australian open tennis on five live sports extra but now it's time for the weather. milderair milder air with us. it will be especially called to the wind picks up. wind—chill across parts of the next couple of days. bring snow flurries to the north—east of england, continuing across scotland, most dry and sunny and some sunshine developing through ireland, wales a

some key players out, conor murray, and nojonny sexton who has been instrumental. no jonny sexton whoears since one or other hasn't started in the six nations for ireland. you look at our six nations record over that decade, it's pretty good. so they are really important players for ireland. they bring experience. jonny is the captain and everything goes through them. a big void to fill. the hope that you have is the responsibility is going to be spread through the team. henderson coming in as captain, he has captained ulster. he is an experienced player, calm and approachable. i would expect a lot of the senior guys around him, cj stander, these guys have all captained their province playback. you would expect them to share the burden of the loss of those two guys. a great opportunity forjames gibson and billy burns to come in and show what they can do at halfback and maybe play the game a bit different, the game andy farrell wants them to play.— wants them to play. france haven't won in dublin _ wants them to play. france haven't won in dublin since _ wants them to play. france have