yes yes, i think north devon safe . i i think north devon safe. think slate st saxby is doing a very good job. she's very visible in north devon. you see a of her around social a lot of her around social media, very active. but i do think , particularly in devon , think, particularly in devon, there's real problems for the conservatives and you've got to look why? what's going on? what is it? i don't think it's just about the national picture. i think that the conservatives what i'm hearing from people is that they've lost a sense of rural issues . for years, the rural issues. for years, the tories have been the one that understand the countryside they understand the countryside they understand the countryside they understand the alliance, they the communities, they farming, they understand . and i think they understand. and i think there's a sense coming through now that that's changed that that's. yes. i mean, they they want to rewild most of the country, don't they, which i'm not sure the farming community like, although i get the point. i the

yes yes, i think north devon safe . i i think north devon safe. think slate st saxby is doing a very good job. she's very visible in north you see visible in north devon. you see a of her around social a lot of her around social media, very active. but i do think , particularly in devon , think, particularly in devon, there's real problems for the conservatives and you've got to look why? what's going on? what is it? i don't think it's just about the national picture. i think that the conservatives what i'm hearing from people is that they've lost a sense of rural issues . for years, the rural issues. for years, the tories have been the one that understand the countryside they understand the countryside they understand the countryside they understand the alliance, they the communities, they farming, they understand . and i think they understand. and i think there's a sense coming through now that that's changed that that's. yes. i mean, they they want to rewild most of the country, don't they, which i'm not sure the farming community like, althoug

plymouth on the south coast of devon. and on a summer - coast of devon.n apprentice crane driver leaves his home in the suburbs with the gun. i thought he was a nice lad. for- home in the suburbs with the gun. i thought he was a nice lad. for me, | thought he was a nice lad. for me, he seemed — thought he was a nice lad. for me, he seemed harmless. _ thought he was a nice lad. for me, he seemed harmless. his - thought he was a nice lad. for me, l he seemed harmless. his neighbours or 'ust he seemed harmless. his neighbours orjust settle — he seemed harmless. his neighbours orjust settle down _ he seemed harmless. his neighbours orjust settle down for— he seemed harmless. his neighbours orjust settle down for their - he seemed harmless. his neighbours orjust settle down for their t. - he seemed harmless. his neighbours orjust settle down for their t. we . orjust settle down for their t. we all went down to enjoy things and -et all went down to enjoy things and get something for the mrs. and then a series of loud _ get something for the mrs. and then a seri

. >>> plus, the ceo of devon energy why theplunge in natural gas i having a serious impact on the bottom line. >> sara mentioned the markets. it's been a tough run. dow down 450, below some critical levels, some argue, around 3950. we are on pace for the worst week since december in a third weekly pullback. >> bank of america saying investors yanked $9 billion from u.s. equities this week and piled $5 billion into sovereign bonds. $10 billion went into investment-grade corporate bonds. mike santoli with us as everybody adjusts to this new world where the fed hikes rates more than originally expected, and keeps them higher for longer. >> and equities are repricing against that it's interesting, as we got through january, if you ask people, what are you most worried about based on the actions this year so far retail investors getting overexcited about the market, we saw a real comeback in speculative stocks we're worried they're going back to that phase of recklessness and throwing money at an expensive market what we've seen since then, among private wealth management type clients at b of

devon is a lace... what devon is like? devon is a place- -- 0n — what devon is like?# ooh, heaven is a place on earth...# #i... # get weak when i look at you. # weak when we touch...# # darling, leave a light on for me. # i'll be there before you close the door. # to give you all the love that you need...# record needle scratches. # i'm looking for big, big love. # that takes up all the space in my heart. # i'm looking for a big, big love. # the kind that can tear me apart. # and i'm gonna find it. # i'm gonna find it. # the big, big love. # big, big love...# belinda carlisle joins us now. good morning. what has happened here? and accident? i good morning. what has happened here? and accident?— good morning. what has happened here? and accident? i mean, i have new material _ here? and accident? i mean, i have new material out _ here? and accident? i mean, i have new material out but _ here? and accident? i mean, i have new material out but it _ here? and accident? i mean, i have new material out but it was - here? and accident? i mean, i have new material out but it w

then overnight north devon.places, but for western scotland as well as ireland. outbreaks of rain move in here. those outbreaks rain sweep across the country during wednesday. some sunshine either side that thursday is looking cloudy and damp . side that thursday is looking cloudy and damp. hi side that thursday is looking cloudy and damp . hi andrew cloudy and damp. hi andrew pierce here join every friday lunchtime for a proper no nonsense debrief of the week's events and special guest in the studio and the gb news team on the ground . i'll be getting you the ground. i'll be getting you up to date. news intelligent discussion at my own take weekend starts with me every friday lunchtime gb news the people's channel britain's news channel very good afternoon. you're watching news live 2:00. i'm mark longhurst . coming up for mark longhurst. coming up for you in this hour , number 10 says you in this hour, number 10 says it will do whatever takes to deal with threats to airspace fears growing over the surveillance

indeed, look at this picture from a weather watcher in north devon and westward ho earlier on today,w, as we head through the night, we are going to see some clear spells here and there, and where the skies do stay clear for any length of time, well, it could get a little bit chilly, potentially cold enough for a touch of frost. but for the majority, temperatures will stay above freezing, particularly where you do keep fairly large amounts of cloud overhead. but we do start the new week on a mainly dry note, thanks to this area of high pressure centred right over the heart of continental europe. this frontal system pushing in from the west, taking its time to get here. so in the meantime, we are looking at mainly fine conditions, a lot of cloud though through east wales, the midlands and parts of eastern england and some of that cloud i think will linger along some of these eastern coasts, could stay quite murky for some actually here through the day. but elsewhere, with a bit more of a breeze, we should break up more of the cloud and reveal a little more in the way of sunshine. and

in particular, the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.nce to kill was granted." those warning signs were davison�*s violent past and evidence of his emotional and behavioural problems. the inquest heard that the firearms licensing unit had an unsafe culture and that staff were inadequately trained. the victims�* families say it is unbelievable that police gave davison his gun back after he carried out this assault on two teenagers in 2020. he told the police he "snapped" after someone insulted him. the police confiscated this gun after those assaults, then gave it back to him just weeks before the fatal shootings. on behalf of devon and cornwall police, i am deeply sorry for the loss of those families and for the failings in my force that led to jake davison having a gun when he shouldn't have. myjob now is to make sure that the findings of the inquest and those improvements we put into place are properly and sustainably embedded within that unit to make sure that nothing like this can hopefully happen again. davison�*s actions left a com

dedevon energy, tim, what did you make of devon? missed a bit if you have six times trailing, and maybe that was an environment -- so we should look at the forward numbers i think there's a lot there. i recognize that we've had a perfect storm on some level for world prices, but have we? the china reopening and demand shows more resilience. i expect prices to be north of $100 a barrel. that's not why you're buying energy companies marathon after the bell here talking about north of 40% of cash flow payouts. the urge is to drill move. that's what we're all watching so far i haven't been that discouraged. >> guy >> it feels like -- it feels like to me this is devon-specific it feels as though some of the issues were specific to the company. i also say this, the move in natural gas has not helped a lot of downstream plays. i'm with tim 100% on this. every time it's seemed to be the end of the energy stocks cycle, it's proven to be the time to get back in. i don't think you run from energy here in terms of the stock. i think you add to

devon and cornwall police . the devon and cornwall police. the system has hopelessly us in the devon and cornwall police has failed us. the evidence we have heard this inquest over the past five weeks is , a consistent five weeks is, a consistent story of individ failures, breathtaking incompetence and, systemic failings within , every systemic failings within, every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon cornwall police to turkey now where a new 6.3 magnitude earthquake has reported near its border with syria. the country's government said three people are dead and more than 200 people have been injured. it's all in an area still cleaning from one of the worst natural disasters in turkey's history. with more 47,000 people killed, just two weeks ago . president biden today weeks ago. president biden today promised more than $5 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its caphal making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion on february the 24th. last yea

devon and cornwall police . the devon and cornwall police.he system has hopelessly us in the devon and cornwall police has failed us. the evidence we have heard this inquest over the past five weeks is , a consistent five weeks is, a consistent story of individ failures, breathtaking incompetence and, systemic failings within , every systemic failings within, every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon cornwall police to turkey now where a new 6.3 magnitude earthquake has reported near its border with syria. the country's government said three people are dead and more than 200 people have been injured. it's all in an area still cleaning from one of the worst natural disasters in turkey's history. with more 47,000 people killed, just two weeks ago . president biden today weeks ago. president biden today promised more than $5 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its caphal making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion on february the 24th. last year.

. >> another big mover i mentioned in the tease was devon joe, you own devon earnings missed.n't about production. i've had people suggest to me this is way overdone that move doesn't make any sense. are you on that list, too? >> i think we're talking to the same people. i got the same phone calls this morning. everyone believes it's way overdone i've been around the commodities and energy market long enough to know way overdone can extend itself for longer than you might think. i'm not willing to sit here and say, yes, it was purchased last summer for the quality momentum strategy and the joet etf. it has not been a good trade the momentum is clearly lost not going to sit here and defend what right now doesn't look like a very good position i'm not going to take any action on it. can't do that until the end of april. >> this is in the joet and personal, right? >> yes >> one reflects the other. >> one reflects the other. you have to acknowledge that while everyone is leaning towards one side of the boat, so to speak, for energy, everyone is clearly overweight, myself included,

— decision to leave paradise in order - to come to devon?_ why to come to devon? why did kris? — leave. i know, i don't know. you see the pictures. you _ leave. i know, i don't know. you see the pictures, you are _ leave. i know, i don't know. you see the pictures, you are on _ leave. i know, i don't know. you see the pictures, you are on the - leave. i know, i don't know. you see the pictures, you are on the cusp - leave. i know, i don't know. you see the pictures, you are on the cusp of| the pictures, you are on the cusp of devon— the pictures, you are on the cusp of devon and — the pictures, you are on the cusp of devon and cornwall, an area which really _ devon and cornwall, an area which really hasn't been explored very much _ really hasn't been explored very much in — really hasn't been explored very much in television programmes as far as i know _ much in television programmes as far as i know. and it is utterly beautiful— as i know. and it is utterly beautiful and we were blessed, the weather. _ beautiful and we were blessed, the weather. i— beautiful and we were blesse

in particular, the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.son�*s violent past and evidence of his emotional and behavioural problems. the inquest heard that the firearms licensing unit had an unsafe culture and that staff were inadequately trained. the victims�* families say it is unbelievable that police gave davison his gun back after he carried out this assault on two teenagers in 2020. he told the police he "snapped" after someone insulted him. the police confiscated this gun after those assaults, then gave it back to him just weeks before the fatal shootings. on behalf of devon and cornwall police, i am deeply sorry for the loss of those families and for the failings in my force that led to jake davison having a gun when he shouldn't have. myjob now is to make sure that the findings of the inquest and those improvements we put into place are properly and sustainably embedded within that unit to make sure that nothing like this can hopefully happen again. davison�*s actions left a community in shock and pain. the families who have lost lo

then wales and north devon. and as a result , a touch of frost in result, a touch of frost in places. but for western scotland as well as northern ireland, outbreaks of rain move in here. those outbreaks of rain sweep across the country during wednesday. some sunshine either side of that thursday is looking cloudy and damp . good morning. welcome back to bev turner. today on gb news uk businesses are crying out for relief. there's a story i'm going to be doing with my panels in a about how many pubs and restaurants are going bankrupt . restaurants are going bankrupt. it's really shocking at the british chamber of commerce set its sights on the spring budget, urging the government to tackle high taxes , reform the business high taxes, reform the business rates system. pressure continues to mount on the conservatives but can jeremy hunt ease the burden ? i'm going to be talking burden? i'm going to be talking to one economist in just a moment . one week on from the moment. one week on from the devastating earthqua

rachel hext is a nurse in devon.diagnosed with long covid and hasn't worked for more than two years. her husband, gordon, has it, too. they have two sons, tommy and greg. they're three and four, you know, most parents could pick them up and give them a piggyback or put them up on their shoulders, which is something gord used to do all the time with the boys. we can't do that now. ijust need to pop him in cos i'm just running out of breath. joint pain, muscle pain. my taste and smell have never gone back to what they were. like, a big wave of allergy problems. i now carry an epipen. i've never done that in my life before. i've lost the hearing in my left ear, i wear a hearing aid. rachel was infected in october 2020. there's only one ward in the small community hospital where she was working. without any notice, i was just called one morning to say that over the last few days it had been turned into a covid contact ward and that i should bring some spare clothes with me because there wasn't enough scrubs to go around.

indeed, look at this picture from a weather watcher in north devon and westward ho earlier on today, to see some clear spells here and there, and where the skies do stay clear for any length of time, well, it could get a little bit chilly, potentially cold enough for a touch of frost. but for the majority, temperatures will stay above freezing, particularly where you do keep fairly large amounts of cloud overhead. but we do start the new week on a mainly dry note, thanks to this area of high pressure centred right over the heart of continental europe. this frontal system pushing in from the west, taking its time to get here. so in the meantime, we are looking at mainly fine conditions, a lot of cloud though through east wales, the midlands and parts of eastern england and some of that cloud i think will linger along some of these eastern coasts, could stay quite murky for some actually here through the day. but elsewhere, with a bit more of a breeze, we should break up more of the cloud and reveal a little more in the way of sunshine. and if you do get some sunshine tomorrow, it won'

a devon and cornwall failures. a devon and cornwall police . the system has police. the system has hopelessly failed us in particular. the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.the cornwall police force has failed us. the evidence we have heard dunng us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past five weeks is a consistent story of individual failures , story of individual failures, breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon and cornwall police now and is away from home. president biden today promised more than $500 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its caphal making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just days before the first anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an extremely important sign for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. with ukraine for as long as it takes . putin thought ukraine was takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and

devon and cornwall police the system has hopelessly failed us in particular, the devon and cornwall police force has failed us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past weeks is a consistent story of individual failures breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the firearms licencing unit of the devon and cornwall police . the devon and cornwall police. well is away from home. president biden has promised more than $500 million worth of aid to . that's after he aid to. that's after he a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just before the first anniversary of russia's invasion on february the 24th. last mr. zelenskyy , the visit was an zelenskyy, the visit was an extremely important of support for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine as long as it takes. stand with ukraine as long as it takes . putin thought ukraine was takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and west was divided . as weak and west was divided. as you know, mr. president. i said to him in the beginning and h

a devon and cornwall failures. a devon and cornwall police . the system has police. the system has hopelessly failed us in particular. the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.the cornwall police force has failed us. the evidence we have heard dunng us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past five weeks is a consistent story of individual failures , story of individual failures, breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon and cornwall police now and is away from home. president biden today promised more than $500 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its caphal making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just days before the first anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an extremely important sign for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. with ukraine for as long as it takes . putin thought ukraine was takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and

devon and cornwall police the system has hopelessly failed us in particular, the devon and cornwall police force has failed us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past weeks is a consistent story of individual failures breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the firearms licencing unit of the devon and cornwall police . the devon and cornwall police. well is away from home. president biden has promised more than $500 million worth of aid to . that's after he aid to. that's after he a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just before the first anniversary of russia's invasion on february the 24th. last mr. zelenskyy , the visit was an zelenskyy, the visit was an extremely important of support for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine as long as it takes. stand with ukraine as long as it takes . putin thought ukraine was takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and west was divided . as weak and west was divided. as you know, mr. president. i said to him in the beginning and h

. >> weiss, quickly, because deere is next week as well, which you own, and so is devon >> so devon -irst. i bought a small position in deere. excellent for farmers. it decreases their need for fertilizers and other techie they work on including autonomous tractors. i don't know what the quarter hold for them. when i took a look at cat and other, say, marquee names, even if they missed, they come down slightly and that's it and then they move higher. that's why i was comfortable buying deere in terms of devon, it's a quality company, a high-quality company. i actually have a little bit of chevron on this flush. nat gas is so low right now, so sustainably low. you'll see it move up in pricing. >>> up next, mike santoli with his "midday word." we'll grade your trades. email us, tweet us (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. (vo) this is more tha

the dangerous devon conway fell into that one, all part of ben stokes�* plan. strategy that's transformed the experience of watching england, whatever the scene, whatever the score, they will attack. ollie robinson put them on the brink of a decent first innings lead, but still batting, still working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, working, tom blundell. that steered him past100, hard work working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, hard work rewarded. and now some freedom to have fun. by the time he was out on 138, new zealand were only 19 runs behind. game on, lights on. traditionally a time to bat with caution. not england. this is a team that doesn't overthink, mostly. new zealand searched for clues. then suddenly, one down. three letters, out, ben duckett was followed by zak crawley. stuart broad's job was to survive. instead second ball he offered a catch to someone, anyone. no one. the evening under the lights ended with glares and a test match that's fascinatingly poised. patrick gearey, bbc news. we heard about storm otto earlier. let's

this was because of failings by devon and cornwall police.lch reports. are you enjoying your watermelon? is it nice? is it sweet? it's giant! i'm incredibly proud to be back here at fircroft primary school, my old primary school. i remember receiving free school meals when i was a pupil here, and i'm really pleased to announce every child in primary schools across our great capital city will be receiving free school meals from the start of the next academic year. his office says this will help more than 250,000 children and their families through the cost of living crisis next year. i've heard heartbreaking stories about children who haven't got a packed lunch or don't get free school meals pretending to eat at lunchtime to save them from embarrassment. it's really important in the absence of their government supporting families, i do what i can to help. currently in england, all state schoolchildren can claim free school meals up to year two from year three. some children still qualify for free school meals if their household is on certain b

a terrible year for - ukraine, but a child of the invasion is able to smile in south devon.ith relatives in ukraine saw their loved ones displaced as they sought safety. one man from leicester with family fighting in the conflict is marking the anniversary by walking 28 miles to fundraise for charities. natasha turneyjoined him on his way. he has been trekking through countryside from the early hours each step he has taken, she hoping will go some way to help the people of ukraine, alex has been making his way from the ukrainian centre in nottingham and the plan is to reach leicester by tonight, first of all, how is it going? it leicester by tonight, first of all, how is it going?— how is it going? it is going very well. how is it going? it is going very well- the _ how is it going? it is going very well. the walk _ how is it going? it is going very well. the walk itself _ how is it going? it is going very well. the walk itself has - how is it going? it is going very well. the walk itself has been i well. the walk itself has been challenging, all these uphills and going down

police the system has hopelessly us in particular the devon and cornwall force has failed us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past five weeks is a consistent of individual failures, breathtaking incompetence and, systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the firearms licencing unit of the travelling cornwall police . the travelling cornwall police. well, it is away from home today , president biden promised more $500 million worth of aid to ukraine, after making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion . on the 24th of february last year , mr. zelenskyy said the year, mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an important sign . visit was an important sign. support for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes . putin thought long as it takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided . as you know , mr. was divided. as you know, mr. president, i said at the beginning, he's counting on us not sticking tog

and devons, right. it wasn't just the new york times. they are highlighted in this particular study more than any other. but it was "the washington post" was abc , cbs, nbc. it was msnbc, they were awful. the conspiracy channel, fake news, cnn was all of them. they all got it wrong. you know, tonight they still want to go back and talk about stormy daniels. seven years later, they it's like they cannot give up their addiction to all things donald trump, whether true or false. they don't care. it's that is their manna from heaven, because you would have to have shame, sean, and all the acronyms that you just named, cnn, abc , cbs, nbc, pbs, npr and obviously "the washington post", the new york times and other publications have no shame that you read this study. and it is as thorough and in-depth from columbia university as it gets. they took 18 months to compile this report. and you can't go back and not think about dean baquet. who is he? he was the times editor in chief. during the trump presidency. >> and he said during 2016 that he wo

the inquiry was told about this man, known as mansoor al—anezi, who lived in devon.r connection there was and clearly mr al—anezi is dead and salman abedi is dead as well, but there was clearly a connection of significance. al—anezi was arrested in 2008 after a close associate, nicky reilly, attempted a suicide bombing in exeter. al—anezi, who wasn't charged, had been with reilly the day before. but sources have said that before al—anezi moved to his home here in plymouth over 20 years ago, he was of concern to m15 because of his activities in manchester, where he'd first lived in britain. he was suspected of being a radicaliser and was placed under investigation. al—anezi had led prayers at a plymouth mosque, but those who ran it say he was told no politics and barred from preaching. he regularly visited manchester and also stayed with salman abedi. we found he used different identities. family knew him by another name. he arrived in the uk on a false passport. salman abedi was at al—anezi's bedside when he died in hospital of cancer. the only other close friend pre

police the system has hopelessly us in particular the devon and cornwall force has failed us. evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past five weeks is a consistent of individual failures, breathtaking incompetence and, systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the firearms licencing unit of the travelling cornwall police . the travelling cornwall police. well, it is away from home today , president biden promised more $500 million worth of aid to ukraine, after making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion . on the 24th of february last year , mr. zelenskyy said the year, mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an important sign . visit was an important sign. support for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes . putin thought long as it takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided . as you know , mr. was divided. as you know, mr. president, i said at the beginning, he's counting on us not sticking togethe

but for somewhere like north devon, north wales , 14 to north devon, north wales, 14 to 16 celsius istle as they travel over higher ground to the south. one evening gets underway, some fog patches will develop once again across the southeast and eastern england. more patchy, i think , england. more patchy, i think, compared with last night's , but compared with last night's, but still a risk to travel first thing across eastern parts of england. further west we've got cloud and rain appearing by dawn and that's pushing into scotland and that's pushing into scotland and northern ireland as morning gets under way, strong winds, gales for the outer hebrides for a time. the rain, though, peters out as it pushes across england and afternoon . and wales during the afternoon. so of cloud and some so an area of cloud and some light outbreaks of rain . and light outbreaks of rain. and ahead of that once the fog clears, sunny skies once again , clears, sunny skies once again, 13 to 16 celsius once more across the southeast and eastern england to the rear of the cold. we've got some showers into

devon conway out. partnership ia9 runs over. the game began to turn.rom the making england bat again. but, zoom out and it was come. there was still cane. the former captain, one of new zealand's best ever batters, he guided their side to a close. england will remain favourites but for the first in a long time, they have been to wait. assistant coach paul collingwood said england took the "aggressive" option by enforcing the follow—on despite new zealand's fightback. they had a counterattack this morning. then, when reinforced enforced the follow—on, i thought we bowled exceptionally well without much reward. without much luck. you are going to get days like today where it is tough work and that is test cricket and we expect, when you come up against quality opposition, to have days like this will stop but it is enthralling. australia have won a sixth women's t20 world cup, beating hosts south africa in the final by 19 runs in cape town and maintining their dominace in women's internaiontal cricket. jo currie reports. a sold—out stadium with south afri

rachel haxton is a nurse in devon.o. they have two sons, tommy and greg. they have two sons, tommy and greu. , ., they have two sons, tommy and greu. , . ., ., greg. they are three and four, ou greg. they are three and four, you know? _ greg. they are three and four, you know? most— greg. they are three and four, you know? most parents i greg. they are three and four, you know? most parents could pick them up and give them a piggyback, put them up pick them up and give them a piggyback, put them up on pick them up and give them a piggyback, put them up on their shoulders, which is something gordon used to do all the time with the boys. we can't do that now. i with the boys. we can't do that now. , ., ,., , now. ijust need to pop him in because i'm — now. ijust need to pop him in because i'm just _ now. ijust need to pop him in because i'm just really - now. ijust need to pop him in because i'm just really out i now. ijust need to pop him in because i'm just really out of| because i'm just really out of breath — because

my five stocks are merc, devon, stag, bank of america, and caterpillar.eally, really interesting. i'll tell you why. some of these are names for my charitable trust, there's some -- there's a nice bit of dividend income coming in here stag gives you a 4%. caterpillar is now -- it's been raising dividends. merck has a great dividend devon has one of the top five dividend yields in the stock exchange i like that just in terms of income you got a real state investment. you have a bank, a machinery company, and a drug company. i'm going to say that that's almost perfect diversification almost perfect i want people to think about this kind of -- this is the kind of portfolio you need. next up, we have piroz in california. >> hey, jim. thanks for having me on the show my five stocks are costco, pfizer, disney, jpmorgan chase, and general electric thank you so much. >> wow i like this portfolio very much too. costco is our big retailer for the charitable trust you can follow that the if you belong to the investing club disney, stock all the way up to 120. came b

devon and catastrophic failure. devon and cornwall police, the system has hopelessly failed us.ticular, the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.the cornwall police force has failed us. the evidence we have heard dunng us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past five weeks is a consistent story of individ failures. breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the travelling cornwall police . well, in these away from police. well, in these away from home, president biden has promised more than $500 million worth of aid to ukraine. after making a surprise trip to its capital today , that comes just capital today, that comes just days before the first anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an extremely important sign of support for all ukrainians. important sign of support for all ukrainians . the us president all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. with ukraine for as long as it takes . putin though

it's from hunter biden to devon archer, and it's an analysis of ukrainian politics and business.mous detail about the business climate there, the political climate there, the state of the international monetary fund, the role that kazahkstan might play, just all sorts of stuff. and a number of republicans have said, look, this is just too detailed. it doesn't fit in with the other kind of stuff we've seen, the e-mails in the hunter biden laptop. so we, republicans, want to know whether some of the information that hunter biden's passing along in this e-mail actually came from some of those documents or from some other official source for hunter biden. jon: is the department of justice showing any curiosity as to whether, you know, that might be the case? >> well, if they are, we don't know. we know they've been kind of lax in their looking at the joe biden documents matter. and as a matter of fact, in recent weeks we've gotten indications maybe that the department of justice is actually going the other way with hunter biden; that is, that it's looking into very narrow possible ch

we see from that 22-point memo that hunter sent out to def devon -- devon archer.entanglements that they had prior to the election, but the media suppressedded it, they censored it, and america was unaware of the type of compromised president they had put in place if they elected joe biden, but we did elect him. i didn't, but the rest of the american public did, and now we have a compromisedded president that is just, again, detached from reality as it relates to china. and is that because he's compromised? it's hard to say. maria: well, giving diamonds to people, we know that money laundering is done in terms of giving diamonds and jewels. was that money laundering? >> well, it's one of the hallmarks of money laundering. we know that hunter biden was paid a million dollars to represent patrick ho who was convicted of money laundering, so it's pretty easy to put two and two together. chuck grassley and i did it for the american public but, again, the media ignored it. maria: i'm just, i'm wondering if, in fact, this is one of the reasons that the ccp feels empowere

i'm dayna devon. - and i'm doug kolk and trust me, like an aaron donald sack, this next half hour iso be an all out blitz. (upbeat music) - cheers to big game. - i won a super bowl in the same stadium. i didn't think i had a fear of heights ♪ made it to the top - for the big game tailgate. cheers. - let's go. february 12th marks arizona's fourth time

. -- devon wants more awareness. >> i think people thought that capitola was blown off the face of the earth. dion: some of the proceeds went to capitola villages relief fund. a giant forced a sequoia national park reopened nearly a month after suffering damage from severe storm speed access was closed off back in january after rainy weather brought mudslides and landslides. boxes, picnic tables, and trailheads were damaged. the general sherman tree and snow play area. conditions are being monitored come as visitors are advised to expect winter conditions and drive cautiously. former twitter workers held a protest at the company's headquarters today. take a look. demonstrators gathered at the building this morning san francisco. the protest was in response to musk's laying off 7500 workers last year. prolabor groups and muralist andrew painted a picture of musk on a one-way trip to mars. monday's earthquake in tur and syria killed over 25,000. although surrey -- syria called off rescue efforts, the u.s. is still helping. leaders say they plan to send more assistance to the country. ove

devon is hoping high-profile visits focused on the destruction will not deter others. >> people outside of our county do not know what is going on. they think they cannot come here but we welcome them. reporter: other business owners reminding it will take a village to support capitola village. dion: sections of highway 1 -- will reopen this morning including a 10 mile stretch in big sur. another 18 mile stretch will open back up. last month -- last month's storms turned a scenic coastline into a wrecked drive. dan: the encampment is on hold again. a federal judge re issued a restraining order preventing authorities from closing the site in west oakland. the city had planned to begin relocating the residence starting today to three other sites including a cabin community but the judge reversed course because of the sites are not ready. dion: big changes coming to caltrain. crews will be working to electrify the track and there will be major disruptions. they plan to why you're a million feet. train service will be suspended between millbrae and san francisco. >> we will be running a bus

, ddn. >> i was disappointed with devon. they did not do the number it caused me to shudder, frankly, because rick moncrief needs to come on and tell us what went wrong. there's got to be something because the other oil companies did not see that coming. and i want to know more about it because boy, did it ever wreck my day when it happened. more than my day actually, like three days. actually, like now this market is schizophrenic and each local surge of hope gets squashed by the next national fear, which gives way to another round of hope sometimes all on the same day like today "mad money" tonight wall street burned papa john after earnings. so are investors getting a buying opportunity in a pizza chain that simply has had a great hot streak i'm checking in with the ceo then worried about a slowdown? i'm sitting with pg&e, the giant california utility could be a strong defensive addition to your portfolio sit down with top brass. and earlier i had a chance to talk to jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon as the company owned a terrifi

one possibility, high dividend stocks devon energy, altria, at&t and vf corp.but yields in the money markets are soaring to levels not seen since the financial crisis look at that 4.15%. we wanted to ask - >> would you rather! are we supposed to do that >> trade it or - >> somebody -- >> it just got very silent >> that was wrap it or - >> would you rather. we asked because we are talking about yield. do you want to take the risk of losing money in the stock collecting that yield or just get 4% on your money market? >> look, at&t is the perfect example if you are hanging around for a dividend you have been destroyed, right. that stock, they've -- they've destroyed so much capital there. altria is another story for me and i'm long altria. altria is a name i have been long probably six years. there have been cycles here and i think i have been adding to altria over the last few months, over the last couple of weeks. into numbers today that were fantastic. then i was selling upside calls to goose up that yield so i am constructive on their business i'm constructive

we will get advice from devon still and his wife asia ahead. ♪ ♪ let me be direct.ay more than double for teeth straightening with invisalign? with smiledirectclub, you get a doctor-directed smile you love for sixty percent less. that's a lot less. like a lot. choose smile. choose direct. ♪ smiledirectclub ♪ ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. >> their altitudes were considerably higher than the chinese altitude balloon and did pose a threat to civilian air traffic. and while we have no specific reasons to suspect that they were conducting surveillance of any kind, we couldn't rule that out. >> brian: these have been totally unhelpful those pressures and embarrassing. response to the unidentified flying objects up to four and growing tensions with china. former military intel officer jeremy hunt joins us now. jeremy, we learned we got to get -- we have senator

we sent devon to do the checking. he is along lexington and highway 17. what did you find? >> reporter: thankfully we are enjoy ago bit of a break in the storm. for much of the day it was cold and rainy and, frankly, a bit miserable. lexington was spilling over just a few weeks ago. it is getting close to that again. but the water supply is measured miles from here in the snow in the sierra. driving in drenching rain for much of monday. but the conditions at lexington reservoir only tell part of the story of the bay area's water supply. >> the april 1st measurement is the most important because that is when the snow pack is at its deepest. >> he is a researcher at berkeley snow lab. he says we have had an amazing winter so far, currently 150% above normal. and when the snow starts to melt and how quickly is important. >> we want it to stay as long as possible because it's possible we do water releases out of the dams so make sure we are safe if we get flooding. >> reporter: the ideal se scenario would be for the snow pack to slowly melt, gradually replacing the water supply