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david are you a buyer or lean ing more toward value?in the channel, charles i know you watch the charts very well. if it can break out of this channel which i think it will, we could see upside. a company like amazon as large as it is, it's still expected to grow earnings by 30% year-over-year over the next five years so i think if it can increase profit margins, gross margin the stock is fairly valued and it maybe undervalued so a name like amazon with strength is a name i like. charles: i agree and i think amazon is under-valued here. there was the earnings estimates are going through the roof folks take a look but i saw a report where someone said it could actually go to 6,000 over the next year, so i think you're spot-on. your holding period 30 seconds left. shana is saying ride these wild waves, is your holding period about the same david? >> absolutely, yeah you got to have your list ready to buy because if you're looking for big mega cap for the next six months might under perform. next three to five years i think it will outperf

leaning, and i think thatis very labour leaning, and i think that is a challenge facing labour is that is a challenge facing labour is that they are not battling davidn from labour manifestos of the last decade and is difficult to fight your opponents when your opponents keep taking all your best ideas. well, thank you both very much for looking at the papers with me this evening. that's it for the papers tonight. next, it's the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in the very near future. the mortal kombat video game series first came to the cinema in the mid—�*90s during an early wave of dismal console—to—big screen adaptations that included the live—action super mario bros starring bob hoskins and the ill—fated street fighter,

damiano david denied taking cocaine following comments on social media that he was leaning over a tableion centres in an effort to speed up the rollout ofjabs two months before the start of the tokyo olympics. the military—run centres in the capital tokyo and osaka, will administer thousands of jabs each day. japan is trying to curb a surge in infections. here in the uk a prominent black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital after being shot in the head in south london. police said there is no evidence that 27 year old sasha johnson was the intended target of the shooting. although she had received death threats in the past. the investigation is continuing. quite a shocking incident over the weekend. it does bear some reflection that gun crime here in the uk is still pretty low. i was looking at the figures today. 33 people killed by a gun in the uk in 2019. we have a problem with knife crimes, of course, 116,000 people injured or killed by knives in 2020. you look at that figure at 33 in 2019 and compare it with the united states at the moment and you have h

leaning towards. that is why i bring you in john, thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: let's go back to david and shanna. the market settled into this sense of calm. one of you brought up without the s&p actually moving a percent but that overconfidence really vanished in the last 24 hours. the vix which dipped under 17, got almost to 24. shana, this exhibit of weakness, volatility we've seen this past week, could we actually say it's a healthy sign of fear? is this what you want to see from markets and investors sometime? >> yeah, absolutely. especially when the market is overbought which it was. fundamentals of the market are very strong. we're having extremely strong earnings season. 88% of companies have reported. 86% have beat their eps consensus expectations by an average of 22% which is well above of the long-term average of 14 1/2% beats. 76% are beating revenue. company fundamentals are strong. the economy is in recovery. but we did get ahead of ourselves. anytime the market takes a breather, the vix goes up a little. we seem to panic to wonder what it means. we saw this in november

david: he has kept the u.s. out of being the center of the story. i think he has handled it well. he was pressured to lean the cease-fire, but if he does that, hamas thinks that u.s. is leaning on israel so hamas gets more aggressive. this was the case where being a little passive and doing things and private was much more effective than doing things in public, so i think the administration was wise. amna: he was asked of that question because there has been growing pressure from within the party from progressives like bernie sanders and others to do more in the way of standing up for the human rights of palestinians, but if you take a look at where the country is today i want to point to some quick numbers we have from gallup. 75% of americanso have a favorable opinion of israel. that is up in the last 20 years by 10 points, but the same pole when you are looking at the number of people saying who they think the u.s. should put more pressure on, 35% now think that the u.s. should put more pressure on israel and that number is up 44% saying they should put more pressure on palestinians. are you seeing any

leaning into this, as we are at the state level. i think the transit community reality will be slow to recover, but when folks come back and participate, it will be a positive experience. david: in the meantime as you make that transition, it will potentially put a lot of pressure on the roads, tunnels, and bridges. what can you do to ameliorate some of that? governor murphy: we need the gateway projects greenlighted. i know president biden sees it that way, the secretary of transportation, we have had great conversations. we have two rail tunnels under the hudson, built in 1910. we need two new ones and to fix the old ones, giving us more latitude to run more trains, more capacity, giving people more confidence in the rail alternative. secondly, david, we are aggressively pursuing the electric vehicle infrastructure we need in our state to get where we want to be in need to be in the next few years. so getting the environment right, including transportation, it is not an option. it is a pass/fail reality for us. david: one thing people are concerned about are the potential increases in taxes. you had the increases to help pay for the pandemic. now washington will increase t

so i i leaned on all of that for the personal side of things and then i looked at books like this book the fall of saigon by david butler, which was incredible. you can see it's pretty dog-eared and has tons of post-it notes from all the sections that i i looked at harder and to help bolster. what i was hearing about i felt very strongly that i wanted everything that i included in the book to be verified either the scene was i would include something only if it was told to me by two different women in the same way that they had the same memory of the same event. two different from two different people or if i could confirm the details that someone told me via a book like the butler book. so that's how i i tried to make sure as i could that everything in the book is completely factually accurate, of course nothing is perfect. and and but i did the best i could. so with that i would love to hear what some of you are thinking and if any if there any questions, i would love to hear them. cristina here i am. that was that was fascinating. oh my gosh. i have some questions, but there's one here waiting, you know, it's

damiano david denied taking drugs, following online speculation after footage showed him leaning overd final on saturday. we spoke to the band yesterday on breakfast. the european broadcasting union said the allegation had overshadowed the spirit and the outcome of the contest and unfairly affected the band. they said they were deeply offended, didn't they? he told us a couple of hours after he spent two as he was going to have that test and there is. they said it had ruined what would be —— what was a brilliant weekend for them. this year compared with last year could not be more different, could it? provisional met office figures show in wales can may well prove to be the wettest may on record. records go back a fair old way to 1862. the weather today, sunny spells and scattered heavy showers. the showers will not be as frequent as they were yesterday. what is happening is the low pressure that brought the rain yesterday is moving away. another front is coming on across the south—west. that will bring in some rain as well. we are starting on a fairly cloudy note. rain in scotland, p

leaning towards being a marxist is what you are saying. >> i'm trying to -- more equal >> from -- okay. >> you know, david there is such a thing as equality. and just because you want it does not make you a marxist. >> absolutely right. and it is underlying a lot of to policies that we see from the administration and from the comment we hear from the fed chairman in terms of trying to write that ambulance that has been so off balance and continues to be. and of course we talk about it all the time for years here. in terms of -- yeah. in terms of income inequality especially. >> yeah. the outlook is brightening as you said yesterday but there are these along disparities. looking for a gdp of 13.2. which would be high. your point about inflation ford had a comment about it and they said it feels like it is all due to a lot of one-timers as the economy comes out of lockdown we're going to get some auto sales numbers. but look at ferrari today. race is down pre ree market and a lot surrounding concerns you are talk about today. >> look there is no doubt about it there is inflation. no one is denying it i lood new core on look at that stock cl

david jolly. >> yeah, look. republicans votes are not making these decisions in a vacuum. they're listening to republican leaders. let's be very clear. it was republicans that stormled the capitol. it was not democrat leaningivists. donald trump is responsible for the event january 6. his political organization issued the invitation for people to come to washington on january 6, and he spoke at the rally and said go to the capitol with strength, not with weakness. i will tell you regarding the january 6 commission, though, i think the politics on the republican side are just getting warmed up. they want this to be a democratic-led special committee in the congress because i wouldn't be surprised if they refused to testify, even though the committee will have subpoena power, now that it's a house committee, if kevin mccarthy is called to testify, he will likely invoke privileges that are afforded certain members to not be subpoenaed by a committee. who knows how that turns out, but we know from the don mcgahn testimony is this could be litigated for years. this is all about the politics of 2022. republicans are gambling that the american people will care less about them filibustering an independent commissi

damiano david denied taking drugs following online speculation afterfootage showed him leaning over ae low 20s to the mid 20s. today, well, we are still struggling to get up to average which is roughly 15 to about 18 or 19 north to south, but we do have sunny spells and scattered heavy showers. today, we are not expecting as many showers as yesterday, low pressure that brought the rain has moved away and we have a little system coming in across the south—west which will introduce some rain through today. after a cloudy start with some patchy rain, sunny spells developing but so are the showers across parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, some of those heavy and thundery with hail. it is breezy so they will move along and we have this rain across the isles of scilly, devon and cornwall and into the channel islands but in between, a lot of dry weather with sunshine and highs between roughly 11 and 17 degrees, cooler on the north sea coast line. this evening, many of the showers will fade, the rain pulls away but in its wake we see some cloud and showers, and more cloud comes