eddie howe's team did not have the required number of players available for yesterday's scheduled gameter, simon stone. this had been kind of flagged up by eddie howe earlier this week when he suggested that newcastle were struggling for players after the manchester united game. they had their midweek match called off, i think it was just a matter of time in the premier league agreeing to another request from newcastle, so that brings to 17 now games that have been called off across six match rounds, going back into the middle of december. the premier league, obviously, are trying to sort this matter out — it's not easy. they have already announced new dates for three of those games in the middle ofjanuary. maybe we'll be in a better place by then, but it's definitely an unstable situation at the moment. chelsea's match with liverpool on sunday is one of eight games still on over the next three days, butjurgen klopp is expecting to lose three players who are waiting for pcr results, which he fears will be positive. it looks like a lottery in the morning, when you stand there and you wa

eddie howe�*s side are unable to fulfil the fixture because of covid cases and injuries in the sqaud.ch at everton on thursday had already been postponed because of the issues, issues that many football clubs across the leagues have been facing all month. ourfootball reporter simon stone has more. this had been kind of flagged up by eddie howell earlier this week when he suggested that newcastle were struggling for players after the united game. they had a midweek match called off and i think it was just a matter of time in the premier league agreeing to end a request from newcastle. so that brings to 17 now games that have been called off across six match rounds going back into the middle of december. the premier league obviously are trying to sort this matter out. it's not easy. they have already announced new dates for three of those games in the middle ofjanuary. new dates for three of those games in the middle of january. maybe we will be in a better place by then, but it's definitely an unstable situation at the moment. you mentioned — situation at the moment. you mentioned thos

after the game, manager eddie howe was left thinking about what could have been. very frustrated. thought we were very good tonight. got individual influences as well so really please. it's just we deserve to win and you left that horrible feeling of not committing what you deserve to get. so very pleased with the players. still have steps to go. today was not a _ still have steps to go. today was not a step — still have steps to go. today was not a step forward, with regard to a good _ not a step forward, with regard to a good result— not a step forward, with regard to a good result maybe but not in regard of our _ good result maybe but not in regard of our performance was a need to get more _ of our performance was a need to get more physical, need to decrease the number— more physical, need to decrease the number of— more physical, need to decrease the number of giveaways and unforced errors _ number of giveaways and unforced errors and — number of giveaways and unforced errors and we are in possession of the ball _ errors and we are in possession of the ball. and those steps o

themselves in the relegation zone at christmas, and with just 10 points from 18 games, manager eddie howeuad but certainly the type that turned against us and we cannot waste games. the opportunities are there and we have to take them. every game we don't win becomes harder and harder to achieve what we need to do. west brom have lost ground in the championship title race, and missed the chance to go second after losing to relegation—threatened derby county. the only goal of the game came after a terrible mix—up between defender cedric kipre and keeper sam johnstone...derby substitute colin kazim—richards provided the finish. derby are still well adrift at the bottom of the table, west brom are three points off second. but sunderland are now in the automatic promotion places in league one after they won three—nil at struggling doncaster rovers. elliot embleton scored the second for sunderland who are a point above third placed wigan. the latics do have two games in hand though. there's one match in rugby union's premiership, it's fourth v fifth, northampton saints are taking on harlequins

eddie howe�*s men drew 1—1 with manchester united last monday but did not have the required number ofith liverpool on sunday is one of eight games still on over the next three days. butjurgen klopp is expecting to lose three players who are waiting for pcr results which he fears will be positive. he�*s worried things could get worse between now and sunday afternoon. has felt like a lottery in the morning, when you stand there and wait for the result. it is pretty much day by day, always one case, and today another one, and we have got to wait. the others are not even in yet so we have to wait, but in this moment, probably not, but we don�*t know how we will look in a few hours. thomas tuchel has responded to striker romelu lukaku�*s comments in an interview in which he said he was "not happy" with his situation at chelsea. it�*s understood the striker spoke three weeks ago, but it�*s not gone down well with his boss. i don�*t like it, of course, because it brings noise that we don�*t need and is not helpful but on the other side we don�*t want to make more out of it and it actually is

themselves in the relegation zone at christmas, and with just 10 points from 18 games, manager eddie howeeason if they want to get out of trouble. there are enough games and enough talent in the squad but we are aware that we cannot waste games, time is against us. if the opportunities are there, we have got to take them. every game we do not win it becomes harder and harder to achieve what we need to do. newcastle expected to be big spenders in the transfer window, which opens on saturday, but one move already looking like it's gone through is manchester city forward ferran torres to barcelona. the 21—year—old striker has arrived in the spanish city today for a medical ahead of a 55 million euro move. it comes just 18 months after torres left valencia for manchester city. the build up to the welsh grand national is on the bbc sport website. that starts from ten to three this afternoon. but that is the sport for now. i will be back later. ben. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, is due to hold emergency talks with some of the uk's energy providers, who warned last week that household

the first time newcastle have found themselves in the relegation zone at christmas and manager eddie howes enough time in this part. he is certainly aware also that time is against test and we cannot waste games and opportunities. if opportunities are there, we have to take them. every game we don't win becomes harder and harder to achieve what we need to do. west brom have lost ground in the championship title race, and missed the chance to go second after losing to relegation—threatened derby county. the only goal of the game came after a terrible mix—up between defender cedric kipre and keeper samjohnstone, a derby substitute colin kazim—richards provided the finish. derby are still well adrift at the bottom of the table, west brom are three points off second. there was one match in rugby union's premiership, and harlequins moved up to third in the table after they beat northampton saints by 41 points to 27 in the "big game" at twickenham. quins were 21—7 down at the end of the first half but came from behind to comfortably win it it the end. louis lynagh finished off the pick of their

themselves in the relegation zone at christmas, and with just ten points from 18 games, manager eddie howef they want to stay up. there are enough games and enough talent in the squad but we are aware that we cannot waste games, time is against us. if the opportunities are there, we have got to take them. every game we do not win it becomes harder and harder to achieve what we need to do. newcastle expected to be big spenders in the transfer window, which opens on saturday, but one move already looking like it's gone through is manchester city forward ferran torres to barcelona. the 21—year—old striker has arrived in the spanish city today for a medical ahead of a 55 million euro move. it comes just 18 months after torres left valencia for manchester city. lots more sport going on later today, harlequins take on northampton at twickenham, 70,000 tickets sold for that, and the welsh grand national is at 2.50. all the build—up on the bbc sport website. thank you very much, jane. west mercia police has issued a written apology to the family of the former premier league footballer dalian atkin

league clubs will meet on monday to discuss the impact of covid—19 on football, with newcastle boss eddie howes on a knife edge. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the liberal democrats have called their victory in the north shropshire by—election a "watershed moment" for british politics, after the party overturned a conservative majority of 23,000 — winning by nearly 6,000 votes. the prime minister is facing questions about his political future, after losing a seat the party had held for nearly 200 years. he has called the result disappointing and says he totally understands people's frustrations. the by—election was caused by the resignation of 0wen paterson, after he was found to have breached parliamentary lobbying rules. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake reports. two, one. celebration in shropshire and the message _ two, one. celebration in shropshire and the message was _ two, one. celebration in shropshire and the message was clear - two, one. celebration in shropshire and the message was clear from - two, one. celebration in shropshire| and the message was cle

do you understand eddie howe saying _ develop. do you understand eddie howe saying it _ develop.obviously, it is unfortunate. we have _ obviously, it is unfortunate. we have had — obviously, it is unfortunate. we have had key players out and we have had to _ have had key players out and we have had to play _ have had key players out and we have had to play. it is the same with injuries — had to play. it is the same with injuries. so, ithink had to play. it is the same with injuries. so, i think i had to play. it is the same with injuries. so, ithink i have had to play. it is the same with injuries. so, i think i have got sympathy— injuries. so, i think i have got sympathy for eddie's position. it's always— sympathy for eddie's position. it's always difficult when you lose players — always difficult when you lose players and you are playing important games. but i think we need to get— important games. but i think we need to get through as many fixtures as we can— to get through as many fixtures as we can and — to get through as many fixtures as we can and if teams have a reasonabl

callum wilson gave eddie howe's side a 1—0 win over burnley.southampton drew with brighton. there are four second—round ties today in the men's fa cup. what a story for harrogate town at portsmouth yesterday winning at fratton park. jack diamond scored the winner in the 95th minute as the league two side knocked out two—time winners portsmouth with a 2—1 win at fratton park. it might be december but it's the women's fa cup final. the conclusion of last season's tournament was delayed by the pandemic. they picked up in septemberfor the quarterfinals onwards. over 16,000 people are expected at wembley as arsenal look to win the trophy for a record extending 15th time whilst chelsea are hoping to complete a domestic treble. arsenal know that winning the trophy would give them a record extending 15th win. yes, this is a trophy that is part of last yea r�*s success, and it is one that we want to win. but i don't think we will be defined any more by winning it. we are a successful team, we are a competitive team, we do year—on—year compete for every

after the game, manager eddie howe was left thinking about what could've been.ng of not accomplishing what you deserved to get, so... but, yeah, very pleased with the players. still have steps to go. i mean, today was not a step forward. with regard to a good result maybe, but not in regard to our performance. we need to get more physical, we need to decrease the number of giveaways and unforced errors when we were in possession of the ball. and, yeah, those steps of development we need to take. well, bournemouth are top of the championship tonight after they beat qpr to get their first win in seven games. it was qpr's first match for over three weeks because of covid, and they fell behind to dominic solanke's first—half header, which proved to be the only goal of the game. earlier, west brom lost ground in the championship title race. a terrible mix—up between defender cedric kipre and keeper samjohnstone handed the championship's bottom side, derby county, a vital1—0 win. colin kazim—richards with the winner. well, the premier league's released its latest figu

eddy, how are you? eddy, hi.'m like, hey, i don't know what you're talking about, i just got up here. sure, eddy, you're really funny, really funny, real funny. i'm like, i'm not eddy, i don't know who eddy is. welcome back, eddy, they're all saying. i finally made it to this dump of a dorm room. and before a minute had gone by, who now? who now is going to come to find eddy? >> i had been at college the previous year with eddy and i knew that he wasn't coming back to school. as soon as this guy turned around, i was actually shaking. i was -- i -- i know -- the color from my face dropped. because i knew it was his double. he had the same grin, the same hair, the same expressions, it was his double. >> and i see this guy's face. and he's like -- just standing there. the first thing out of my mouth was, were you adopted? >> and i was like, yes. >> i said, is your birthday july 12th? he said yes. >> july 12, 1961. >> oh my gosh, i said, you're not going to believe this. i said, you have a twin brother. you have a tw

newcastle boss eddie howe says he knows his side need wins if they are to stay in the premier league,llow". with the teams tied after the singles, it went to a tense decider in the doubles. joe salisbury and neal skupski missed four set points in the first tie—break and then let a 5—0 lead slip in the second set tie—break, to exit the competition in innsbruck. there could be more olympic heartbreak for elise christie, as the short track speed skater is set to miss next year's winter games in beijing. the former world champion has been battling an ankle injury and was behind kathryn thomson in the world cup qualifying events. with only britain's leading points scorer expected to be awarded a place, christie is set to miss out. the 31 year—old, who suffered crashes and disqualifications at the last two games, said her heart was "shattered". and finally some sad news from the world of rugby union, as scotland international and stirling county back row siobhan cattigan has died at the age of 26. cattigan won 19 caps between 2018 and 2021, with her most recent appearance coming in their wo

and newcastle boss eddie howe isn't sure whether that's fairfor every team.s fundamental for me. meanwhile the head of the players football union, maheta molango says those playing the game should have a say as to whether football continues in england. premier league clubs decided on monday to not make any changes to the festive schedule, but molango believes it should be the players on the pitch who decide whether to have a break or not. what has been clear is that without players there is no game. and therefore what we have learned over therefore what we have learned over the last few months is that key stakeholders such as the fans and players, a lot of time have not been given the voice they deserve and the fans and players are the heart of this. ireland's cricketers have suffered a shock defeat to the usa in their opening t20 international in florida. it was the first time the americans had faced a top side on home soil. and they were 16—4 inside five overs... but then they rallied to post 188—6. ireland, who are 17 places higher in the world ranking, fe

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know must be near and dear to your heart versus citizens you write about how the founders envisioned unity and homogenate eddie we had been a melting pot and didn't feel in any way threatened by immigration, the fabric of the country, the patriotism, it was all built in and it is really ripping that apart. can you expand on that? >> i think what is happening is two things. the parties each for different reasons, whenever the agree on something, watch out and they agreed on open borders. the right wanted to cheap labor. originally it was agriculture and only 20% of illegal aliens if i dare to use that term work and agriculture. now it's meatpacking. >> even in new york city there is an ordinance saying it is illegal to use the term. if done with malice. you can check me on that but i'm sure we had to that. >> i had a 20 year war with my syndicator because they used illegal alien ant of them i said it had to be a legal immigrant and then it had to be undocumented immigrant and that was derogatory so they didn't want to prejudice which way a person was going when they migrated. but they wanted to cheap labor. the

the example that i cited with eddie about how it was easily tweaked to allow the debt ceiling to be raiseda new stance coming out of the white house, a new kind of aggression, the kind that eddie is calling for? if it occurred, how do you think it would be greeted in the united states senate? >> you are right there has been this disconnect. if you liken these laws to jim crow wouldn't you go beyond the norm when it comes to combatting them? it is going to be building is to see that. certainly the build back better after infrastructure was the big one, as far as joe biden has talked about. they wanted to do these infrastructure, these social spending bills before that. he always kinds of talked about voting rights as something that's going to be addressed eventually. i think that now is going to be the time if there is ever going to be a time to really jump into that. and i think that does involve the president certainly being forceful about things. but, again, it comes down to whether some of these senators are going to go along with some of these rule changes. because it is going to be ve

attending, and shuld not go to the games if they are feeling unwell meanwhile newcastle manager eddie howey seriously, we have been in regular dialogue with all of our players, educating them and making sure that we are in tune with everybody else and following the same guidelines. golden state warriors star steph curry became the nba's all time three—point scorer, when he overtook ray allen's previous mark of 2973. the 33—year—old surpassed the mark in the opening quarter against the new york knicks at madison square garden — and it all came to a standstill as the two—time league mvp, was immediately embraced by his dad, coaches and allen, whose record stood for 10 years it was a pretty special moment. some of my— it was a pretty special moment. some of my team—mates going crazy, felt the buzz— of my team—mates going crazy, felt the buzz of— of my team—mates going crazy, felt the buzz of the whole arena, so it was speciat — england will play the all blacks at twickenham as part of next year's autumn international series. it will be the first time the sides have met since the 2019 world cu

meanwhile, newcastle manager eddie howe says covid protocols could even impact on transfer business in or not may well influence a club's decision to sign them. certainly something _ decision to sign them. certainly something we _ decision to sign them. certainly something we are _ decision to sign them. certainly something we are considering. | decision to sign them. certainly . something we are considering. the vaccination — something we are considering. the vaccination status— something we are considering. the vaccination status is _ something we are considering. the vaccination status is something - something we are considering. the vaccination status is something we | vaccination status is something we take very— vaccination status is something we take very seriously. _ vaccination status is something we take very seriously. we've - vaccination status is something we take very seriously. we've been i vaccination status is something we take very seriously. we've been in| take very seriously. we've been in regular— take very seriously. we've been in regular dialogue _ take very seri

that's when we'll start to be a driver in that vacuum. >> this is eddie glaude. howhow do you avoid that sounding like? >> let's stop talking about this black and ground and talk about these white voters in rule america. >> deadly, think about 2006 to 2016, 80% of hold hold income remains flat or fell. oaks are not getting ahead. it's not avoided. half america has not had increase in pay in 40 years. >> what we should be doing is let's talk about the issue. whether you are urban or rural. everybody wants a decent jobs with a little bit of money left over at the end. >> a safe community and good schools. we don't even show up in those things as a democratic party outside of our urban centers. >> even though these are folks, look, they have the same aspirations. >> democrats got too aggressive with their policy. it may have said that joe biden is the only dem and he did because he was viewed as a sentrist. >> during the 2008 campaign, we are talking about president obama. on the 4th of july, he did an event in butte, montana, not a swing state but he thought it was imp

until december but newcastle finally have their first win of the season as callum wilson gave eddie howe'sr 3—0 win was a fifth straight league victory, which puts pressure on celtic, who are at dundee united today. alfredo morelos got rangers third. elsewhere hibs drew with motherwell and aberdeen beat st mirren. lewis hamilton will start on pole for today's saudi arabian grand prix after a dramatic end to qualifying. his title rival max verstappen was on course to take pole with his final lap but crashed his red bull at the final corner, securing hamilton's place at the front of the grid. hamilton's team—mate valterri bottas starts second with verstappen in third. next to rugby union, in the premiership there were wins for london irish, northampton saints and worcester warriors. meanwhile tries from tom o'flaherty and player of the match luke cowan—dickie helped exeter to an 18—15 win over their big rivals saracens. exeter are fourth in the table, while sarries remain second after just their second loss of the season. in the united rugby championship, 14 points from stephen myler set up

the signals that are going to change things for you in terms of your assessment of how the fed impacts markets? eddie: you know what, tom? absolutely right. the fed is going to set the tone for everybody. yes, we have 20 central banks this week. the one that really matters is the fed, because the fed is ahead of the curve of everybody else. they are already talking about tightening. and really, we just want to see how much their thinking has been impacted by omicron, right? i think that will be the key point for markets, whether that means that they are expecting more inflation, or does it mean that they expect, you know, they expect inflation to come off a little bit and they don't have to tighten as quickly. i think the narrative, particularly the commentary afterward, that will be key for setting the tone for the central banks and how markets interpreted. tom: how do you assess what is happening with tech stocks? the argument has always been as the yields grow higher, that is going to be pressuring these higher valued companies. these are also companies with solid balance sheets. who are looking a

know must be near and dear to your heart versus citizens you write about how the founders envisioned unity and homogenate eddie we had been a melting pot and didn't feel in any way threatened by immigration, the fabric of the country, the patriotism, it was all built in and it is really ripping that apart. can you expand on that? >> i think what is happening is two things. the parties each for different reasons, whenever the agree on something, watch out and they agreed on open borders. the right wanted to cheap labor. originally it was agriculture and only 20% of illegal aliens if i dare to use that term work and agriculture. now it's meatpacking. >> even in new york city there is an ordinance saying it is illegal to use the term. if done with malice. you can check me on that but i'm sure we had to that. >> i had a 20 year war with my syndicator because they used illegal alien ant of them i said it had to be a legal immigrant and then it had to be undocumented immigrant and that was derogatory so they didn't want to prejudice which way a person was going when they migrated. but they wanted to cheap labor. the

eddie, we're also looking at china with evergrande. and as the market falls, may rereading signs from president xi. how will that play out in the next couple of days? eddie: you know what? china has been a really difficult one to call. china, they been pushing back against a lot of the big tech firms. and that's really worrying for investors in china, obviously. now, i don't see that changing because the direction of travel has been set this year and i think we're going to see that continue. now, for the property market, i think that's still very worrying. i don't think we've seen the end of ripples yet. this is going to be systemic for the rest of the world. but we shall see. we shall see towards the end of the year. francine: eddie, it's going to be a big week for the markets, a bigger week in the van der walt housel. there's a -- household. there's a puppy. eddie: i'm just happy my talks with you having been interrupted yet. i've got two doors in between me and the puppy at the moment. but it's going to pay off. i know it. francine: welcome to puppy, rufus. we're expecting a lot more puppy content.

how was this different? >> wielgos: historic. >> eddy: yeah, historic. that-- i like that word. >> wielgos: historic. >> eddy: historic event. >> mindy rickard: this is hot pepper jelly. >> pelley: her brick home destroyed, mindy rickard found jelly she canned in a glass ball jar-- another memory from what is already been a long life with her husband, shawn. they met when they were four years old. what have you found that has meant something to you? >> shawn rickard: i'll let you take that. >> mindy rickard: so, as a family, we had three children-- chloe, chase, and caleb. and in 2011, our youngest, caleb, passed away in a tragic swimming pool accident. >> pelley: i'm so sorry. >> mindy rickard: there was a blanket that all three of my kids used. we used it with all three of them. but caleb was the one who just really seemed to latch on to that blanket, and he packed it with him everywhere he went. >> pelley: caleb's blanket was found by a friend about 150 yards away, somehow still folded. the rickards plan to rebuild on the old foundation. the bonfire w

eddie because he just does it so beautifully. it's very rare today, to find anyone who even knows how to do the waltz. ♪♪ [ applause ] >> i've beenisite creation nearly seven feet high, awaited the bridal couple in the north portico hall. patricia and ed expressed delight with the cake. referring to her abilities in the kitchen, tricia has said -- >> i'm not a good cook, but i try. one of edward's favorites is chocolate chip cookies. i'm specializing in chocolate chip cookies. [ applause ] >> a final but brief ceremony remained to be performed. the new mrs. cox, on the arm of her husband, tossed her wedding bouquet as thousands of brides have done before her. mary ann, ed's sister, caught the bouquet. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> with a new and very different life ahead of them, tricia and ed cox left the white house for a honeymoon at a secret location. >> the thing i'll miss most is my parents because we are very close and i really look forward to being able to talk to them, visit with them, be with them. that's probably what i'll miss most. ♪♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> how exactly did america get up to its neck in debt? >> we believ

we spoke to any vanderbilt -- we spoke to eddie in the last hour and he said i'm not really sure how much i am buying this morning. dani: the german economy may shrink this quarter due to covid. that is the headlines crossing. of course, this also comes after goldman and the team cut the u.s. growth forecast on the prospects of the bill back better plan not getting through. there is a huge growth question on both sides of the atlantic this morning. >> and you are absolutely seeing that in s&p 500 futures. that has proven to be a really solid source of support for the index over the course of the last several months, even going all the way back into early 2020. we're certainly going to boost through -- burst through. it is a critical question for this week. dani: you obviously are seeing futures lower this morning. while the bond market was getting a bit of a safe haven bid, you're seeing yields at session highs. anna: i feel like we spend all of 2021 asking just how long can yields stay as low as they have been throughout this year. at various points throughout this year we talked ab

december 27th, jonathan lemire and katty kay is with us and reverend sharpton, we have with us, eddie luce. ed luce, howractically no existence. >> how was yours? >> so rain, darkness and fog. well, it sounds wonderful. phillip, can you come close to that for a christmas holiday? >> hi there, i got a four-year-old and a two-year-old, i barely slept the past 48 hours. >> wow. >> very good. katty, tell me about the realm. rain, fog, bleak darkness, i mean -- is that why you escaped to the united states and have all of that here? >> guys, we were hoping to start this 7:00 a.m. with a little bit of cheerfulness and goodwill and how wonderful life is and not rain and fog. but um -- look, here bright and sunny. kind of weird in washington, d.c., it was 70 degrees on christmas day which was great. we went for a nice long walk in our t-shirts but also a little strange. i am not quite sure how it's meant to be. >> speaking of weird, katty, twitter which i have not been on much over the past several days and every time i came on, i was reading about the same story about a bizarre, some dude -- some dude had the p

how you deal with omicron. the focus is on inflation figures, although we had a great update by eddie van der walt, saying theyill be back but they will give us a good indication on what the fed will think as we get on the fed meeting early next week. european stocks down. we have had a couple of days of rally. let's check in on some of the stocks. joining us now is bloomberg's dani burger. what do you have? dani: on a more or less soggy day, starting up with a story moving upwards, it seems like every couple months, we get more stories about lawsuits against buyer on the roundup, the claim that it cancer. th first lost their first three cases. now they have won two in a row, the jury rejecting a claim by a woman that caused hers the civic case of cancer. but the biggest gainer today is swedish match, up nearly 6%. this is a company that makes cigarette type products. over in the u.s. last night is the democrats in congress try to hash back that build back better plan, take away the proposal of $9 billion of tax they were going to take from these companies. we are seeing a rally with the release of those tax p

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host: eddie in gary, indiana, you are spending the same. how is that with prices going up?aller: good morning. what i wanted to say is what happened to washington, d.c., [indiscernible] if we could get them, we would not need joe manchin. they stop talking about it, i want to know why he stopped talking about it and maybe the holiday will be better. host: and you plan to spend the same amount, eddie? tie this to your spending. caller: well, we don't know what joe is going to do. ask some of the callers about washington, d.c., how come they are not pushing [indiscernible] that we will need all the 51 senators. host: teresa in florida, good morning. you are spending less. caller: good morning. i am definitely going to spend less. i cannot afford anything this year. i just completely boycotted spending anything at all. completely. host: what is your situation that you cannot afford to spend? caller: every single thing is going up. everywhere you look. it is impossible. to me, i am cutting back on giving. i cannot afford to give because i can barely afford to live. host: what i

that expiry date doesn't mean it's safe, but it shows how unregulated and dangerous the situation is. and so we followed up on the story, eddie, with an interview with the national environmental standards and regulations enforcement agency in lake cost. we asked one of the senior officials why these band product was still getting through that kind of report needs to call out for people to see. and the reason why they should not use this band pass. this is the reason why it was banned in the 1st place. they need to know and then we need support as much support as we can get, you know, says the physician and i well is a very, very expensive, very expensive and government long cannot do it. we need all the support from wherever this supports can come from. now, i know, i know we all really fed up with corona on the pandemic. this year has been tough for many across the continent, particularly for children and all the students who are forced to stay home due to school closures unlocked downs caused by the cobra 19 pandemic. now in uganda, this has resulted in a rise in teenage pregnancies. that's according to child write scripts,

>> the most fun was to dance a waltz with eddie because he just does it so beautifully, and that's very rare today. it's very rare to find anyone who knows hown exquisite creation nearly 7 feet high awaited the bridle couple in the north portugal hall. patricia and ed expressed delight with the cake. referring to her abilities in the kitchen trisha has said -- >> i'm not a good cook -- one of edward's favorites is chocolate chip cookies. ♪♪ >> a final but brief ceremony remained to be performed. the new mrs. cox on the arm of her husband tossed her wedding bouquet as thousands of brides have done before her. marianne, ed's sister, caught the bouquet. ♪♪ >> with a new and very different life ahead of them trisha and ed cox left the white house for their honeymoon at a secret location. >> we are very close, and i really look forward to being able to talk to them, visit with them, be with them, so i think that's probably what i'll miss most. ♪♪ >>> american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historian allen gelzo and other scholars examine a fun

why did you know, how does she could mark, you know, could among national know, could managed charm distribute been a long time ago. i the and medina as eddie, i come out to say do guy, this is alice buddy. i studio had our goal was to i'm not totally at martinez at that. he, i la dina. on them a ah give accessible that you do inside the mom on a bed with a lovely a model you have been also see the highest for food, a left hand to put on on that have been like on the suit. what is it? but i had so much with a lot of data that show awesome how long of how long to slap miss lahall how to do this. hello sue the afternoon for for you a bit. and i want to get with you on a brief standing behind any sharlena now, but all the while a company or less shoot me. hi, be an a honda i'm becky can see under is t. debbie le had not. lemme ask him, you know, what, then to have that in a black hole with gimme a look at it, but i can be a bit on him. what the can my a little before with i'm how will end up that about that amendment. mccully, i'm sure, as on monday, and so the way the non, i'll sort of a me a bit of not he must have a laugh loudly hold on at

i think that that is how we get around with these delays from the federal judiciary. >> eddie s. glaude jr., there's been a lot of talk about the perceived legitimacy of the supreme court. word to overturn itself by overturning roe v. wade. there has been no discussion about the perceived legitimacy of the federal district court in washington d.c.. and the circuit court of appeal in washington d.c.. and the system that steve bannon, roger stone, jeffrey clark, mark meadows are all playing because they know that that judicial system will give them all of the delay, the months of delay, possibly the years of delay, that they are looking for. >> lawrence, we saw this before. we saw the testimony after the mueller report came out. and the run up the clock. they kept taking a knee until the term expired and the voters went to the poll in 2020 not knowing that his testimony would be of such. we should find them $10,000 a day until they can in. and for mark meadows, the judge should hold him in contempt immediately once we refer to them. and they should throw his own book at him for the

eddie, good to see you thanks for being with us >> thanks for having me on >> on how reassuring do youhink this two day bounce is >> look, i think that the key thing that investors have been really concerned about is that there has been a huge upward shift in multiples that the market has been paying for cloud based software companies over the course of the last 24 months or really since the pandemic hit. and so i think that this market going into 2022 will really continue to be market of the haves and have nots. who can sustain the momentum that they saw throughout the pandemic >> so the super nots, is that gist a list of the companies that issued relatively weak guidance in the last three weeks? >> this is probably among the more exciting times that i've ever seen in investing in software because there is so much change. if you rewind back 12 months ago, zoom was at the top of the leaderboard and they were growing revenues at 1,000% and now as we're coming out of the pandemic, knock on wood, what we're seeing is some of those businesses are starting to see a deceleration while others

eddy, what are you doing here? jacobsen says, you have to see weisman. and truman talks about how he had been disrespected by the jewish people and didn't want to do with the issue, at that time, said i thought he was an antisemite he knows the jewish fate is hanging in the balance. he knows andrew jackson is truman's idol and he says what would andrew jackson do? called out by a bunch of sissies? no, he would do what's right, and the right thing now is to see weisman and recognize the jewish state. so truman looks out to the back window to the garden, bangs his hand on the desk, turns back around and says god damn it you son of a b, i'll see him and at that moment, eddy jacobsen says he was the happiest man on earth, realized he broke the slog jam. then weisman sealed the deal and 11 minutes after the state of israel was declared in tel aviv in 1948, harry truman was the first leader to recognize a jewish foreign state. >> the other i was struck by, the impact on policy itself, i want to talk about other ways they influenced the presidency, but colonel haus, tell me about him and

host: eddie in gary, indiana, you are spending the same. how is that with prices going up?aller: good morning. what i wanted to say is what happened to washington, d.c., [indiscernible] if we could get them, we would not need joe manchin. they stop talking about it, i want to know why he stopped talking about it and maybe the holiday will be better. host: and you plan to spend the same amount, eddie? tie this to your spending. caller: well, we don't know what joe is going to do. ask some of the callers about washington, d.c., how come they are not pushing [indiscernible] that we will need all the 51 senators. host: teresa in florida, good morning. you are spending less. caller: good morning. i am definitely going to spend less. i cannot afford anything this year. i just completely boycotted spending anything at all. completely. host: what is your situation that you cannot afford to spend? caller: every single thing is going up. everywhere you look. it is impossible. to me, i am cutting back on giving. i cannot afford to give because i can barely afford to live. host: what i

columnist for the federalist eddie scary had this to say when he joined us earlier. >> it went from being an embarrassment to exposing hownterests ahead of the country. it is suspicious, questionable and as the story moves on we will see more problems like that. >> it ultimately took place. >> prosecutor in the michigan school shooting cases considering bring charges against the parents of a 15-year-old suspect at oxford high school gunman. brett toman joins us now. great to see. what were those charges going to look like? >> an interesting message from this county attorney concerning already indicated they may charge this kid as an adult and sending a mixed signal by saying we may charge him as an adult and also charges against the parents. if they are going to it would be some. waiting and abetting or the like. this is one in which you scratch your head because this kid was determined to do something and do something nefarious. it is tragic and these parents are suffering along with those who had a lot of lives and they are unhappy about it but justice is supposed to be consistent and fair and consider these issues. to

eddie, stay with us. up ex-miguel cardona will be our guest as students prepare to return to school from winter break on monday. howthat when "morning joe" comes right when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. >>> 7:24 this morning with a look high above times square. with the surge of covid cases, new year's eve may look more like last year. jacob soboroff takes a look how 2022 will be rung in a little bit differently. >> reporter: good morning, the daily covid cases is over 22%. that had not stop with mayor de blasio moving forward a modified plans here in times square. >> reporter: times square placing the finishing touches on its new year's celebration. even if welcoming to the 2022 party is scaled back, tourists are still excited. >> we made plans and so we kind of kept it and took our precautions.

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eddie glaude. you have senate pers from washington state, vermont, brooklyn, attacking joe manchin. and many talking about how he's going to have to explain this to the people of west virginia. the people of west virginia elected donald trump by 39%. and hold joe manchin in high regard. just as people in arizona holding kirsten sinema in high regards and certain members of the media. those are not political reality. the question is do democrats want joe manchin to just switch to the republican party that would certainly make his life a lot easier. >> well, there are a host of questions we have to face this morning. it's interesting. senator chris kuehn has sharp words with regards to senator manchin. the white house not only needs manchin but they need the progressive caucus. we talked on this show the progressive caucus were doing everything right. they engaged in the process. remember where we started and how they continue to move down. 60% of the plan was cut. here we are in this moment after had and i can put it this way, after they concede and pass the infrastructure bill based on a set of promises it se

let's head out to eddie van der walt to flesh that out much more and dig in first to some of the commentary here. he talks about howf redefining monetary policy, right? this is what he is trying to sell, that they don't need to hike rates to bring down inflation. are they going to be able to succeed? what do you see in the data? eddie: we will have to wait and see. he's obviously trying some thing very new, very different. the markets are rightly skeptical. it is through intervention that some of the biggest selloffs in the lira, that they have been able to stop some of the selloff in the lira. as you point out, equities have been an effective hedge for the currency over a long period. we have seen it almost feels as if equities are expressing a different view here through the currency. equities are now suddenly saying, listen, this has moved from being a currency crisis to almost feeling like a wider economic crisis. keeping inflation at bay if your currency is devaluing as much as it had prior to the recovery we have seen in the last couple of days, it is very hard to keep inflation at bay. it is almost impossibl

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eddie redmayne among theirfans. the marsh family tell us about hoping to be this year's christmas number one and they perform their new single for us. howble people will have been offered a booster by the end of january 2022. breakfast'sjohn maguire is at one of the pharmacies offering the boosterjab this morning. they are expecting a busy time. they are expecting a busy time. they are, sally. up to about 300 people a day. i think they have to hundred and 80 on the day at this pharmacy in west sussex. pharmacies are used to this because they do the flu jab every year and so once they started doing the first doses, second dose and other boosters, it is a well oiled machine. you are greeted by phil and diane. good morning. staying in the warm, good to see. people come forward. they have been invited. do not go to your pharmacy and knock on the door and expect to get the booster. wait until you are invited. vicki, how are you? a former ba cabin crew and you have been doing this for a while before going back to your old job. i have been here since january, since the vaccine centre opened and proud to be part of the team. very purposeful and