a minute later, another own goal, this time from mason holgate but the second half belonged to eddie howe's. newcastle are two points clear of the drop zone, and just a point behind everton. fulham are eight points clear at the top of the championship tonight, after a 3—0 win over millwall. meanwhile, at the opposite end of the table derby county beat hull city 3—1. festy ebosele with the third goal. great finish. derby are four points from safety but have played more games than the teams around them. england manager sarina wiegman says she's "really disappointed" not to be able to select defender steph houghton for the upcoming games against canada, spain and germany — because of injury. manchester city goalkeeper ellie roebuck has returned though and makes the squad — so does team—mate lucy bronze. both players will be playing under wiegman for the first time. she's won all six games since taking charge. houghton will miss out though after aggravated the achilles injury she sustained in september — with weigman saying she needs more time to recover. always disappointed when you can't brin

a minute later, another own goal, this time from mason holgate but the second half belonged to eddie howet finish. derby are four points from safety but have played more games than the teams around them. england manager sarina wiegman says she�*s "really disappointed" not to be able to select defender steph houghton for the upcoming games against canada, spain and germany — because of injury. manchester city goalkeeper ellie roebuck has returned though and makes the squad — so does team—mate lucy bronze. both players will be playing under wiegman for the first time. she�*s won all six games since taking charge. houghton will miss out though after aggravated the achilles injury she sustained in september — with weigman saying she needs more time to recover. always disappointed when you can�*t bring in a player who you really want to bring in. so, not available either but the step it�*s really disappointing because they have been out for a long time already. she came in september and she had to leave and she did well when she came out of the winter break and she played well and she needs a

their boss eddie howe is excited to see what new signing bruno guimaraes can deliver.emier league, there always is when you come from a different league, so i think he'll have to get up to speed with that very quickly, but given his intelligence, i think he will and i think he will be an outstanding player for us. no medals for team gb at the winter olympics as yet, but there really was a debut at the games to remember for teenager kirsty muir. muir, who isjust 17 years old, was in sensational form and finished an impressive fifth in a brilliant big—air ski final. she said she couldn't have skied better in an event won, in some fashion, by chinese skier eileen gu. and there was bitter disapointment for the mixed curlers bruce mouat and jen dodds, who missed out on a bronze. they lost 9—3 to sweden. they both get another shot at a medal in the team event. itjust got off to bad start, that's what punished us most, we just had to fight back. she made a good shot for four, and fair play to her, it is such a big game and to make those shots is a great feeling for her, so we

their boss eddie howe is excited to see what new signing bruno guimaraes can deliver.es failed to adequately supervise informers who were involved in crimes, including murder. here's our ireland correspondent, chris page. on a wednesday afternoon in 1992, there was an act of sectarian carnage at this bookmaker�*s shop. the loyalist group the ulster freedom fighters shot dead five catholics. families have long claimed there was collusion between paramilitaries and the security forces. they say the ombudsman's inquiry has confirmed their fears. what went on in south belfast, at the hands of loyalist death squads, being protected by the police so they could come into south belfast, into sean graham's bookies, and drive away without being challenged, is sickening. the report identifies significant failures in the police investigation. some records were destroyed. police donated the rifle used in the killings to the imperial war museum. the security forces had eight informers in the loyalist organisation who were involved in 27 murders and attempted murders. but police inte

i'd love to hear how loud eddie. oh paul la, debbie. i know you hold on. mm hm. coolie there. phil to hello home. i'm jason on the phone with small james asked me that was all the title of this year. i'm jealous. we wait till the mom. of course charlotte, i asked her to push back a sasha, which he boiled quite shallow. who show them? no one will fill, but yet you should learn to find a bit more powerful more with english una accounting than the human thing is shamella johnson and long das on me. sure, no sunday, my cold yolanda should be yours in the after that. and you know, it's ayesha gonna ask me if i'm the ask you that. oh no, was my, your them on mom with idea why? oh and then for years, you know, she saw awful shit push on the decision. again. she's out a lot of them. those ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, doing with it? miss you there to load them warm? janice sharon, i'm here. hello, jordan. hallmark here living with my son is it was well is what you wanna watch when i check my shadow. he actually should how, how is jesse shower? it's a little, carla should

how to approach it eddie and i have spoken between ourselves of admitting the next set of problems. and certainly the relationship between values and artificial intelligence. and then the relationship of those to each other. so i do not venture to know that i have an answer to that. maybe in another two years. we could be at the beginning of an ant to do it. but i'd like to hear any. it is but yes so mark. thank you for your leadership on this issue. i think it's crucial important. i don't think it'll be one commission or one government action or one government report that will do this. i think we need and we say in the book that we need to get more than computer scientists talking about this we need to get economists philosophers biologists anthropologists and so forth to understand that we're playing with fire. we're playing with human beings and they do things that we don't necessarily agree with as you note pretty much every country now has an ai ethics project. and in europe last year, they actually introduced a draft form of ai regulation which i ridiculed because it was so ro

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what has been a pretty desperate olympic games, how britain would love that elusive metal. brenda eddieys there�*s less expectation on him this year at his ineos grenadiers team, but he wants to make the most of competing at the tour de france and commonwealth games. and they�*ve been two of the biggest names in british boxing for the last decade, but amir khan and kell brook have never faced off in the ring — until now. their near 20—year feud will reach its climax in their fight at manchester arena on saturday night. this is one of the big fights in my career, which i have to go in there and win. between the both of you don�*t want you to that which is what everyone knows everyone sees that. and i cannot lose against kell brook will be very upsetting to my career if i lost kell brook that�*s why i have to make sure they come in the fight, to present ready and i�*m going to beat this guy in fashion. and that�*s all the sport for now. the first of storms have dudley starting to ease off toward scandinavia. the strongest of the winds will start to die down. we still keep showers, some of

if we see a another round of consumption voucher incentives, how much will that help? eddiethe current situation, where you continue to have a massive lockdown, just getting lockdown vouchers now will not provide much help. but if we managed to survive this covid wait, cases would go down into the low 100s, closer to zero. the government has a lot of incentive to do that right now. if they succeed and do that and then we open up again, people will see a lot of support in terms of the spending wave when it comes back. but in the near term, we believe these one-off measures are needed. in terms of current spending, that is another issue that needs to be focused on in the budget. there has been more focused on sweeteners, one-off measures, but that has been needed. there is also the need for longer-term measures making sure the economy is not just being capped on life support. we need to ensure that the medium-term trend growth for hong kong is still there and that is what we believe not just this budget but in terms of government planning, that needs to be a break -- a big foc

i'm going to talk about the temperature of 80 degrees and where do expect it and how long it's going to last. hello, eddie. all right. we'll see you sooner. berry. thank you still to come here at noon, many americans continue to worry. the russian invasion of ukraine will have a major impact on the economy here in the united states, the effect that it's having on gas prices so far and what experts predict will happen in the coming weeks. before calling the new mcplant a mcdonald's burger, we had to make sure of a few things. first, we needed to be sure it looked like one. then we had to make sure it would make you take a hard right... change your go-to order... inspire creativity... inspire a new jingle... ♪ ♪ and be good enough to steal. but most importantly, we had to make sure it tasted like a mcdonald's burger. the first mcdonald's burger with a plant-based patty. ♪ ba da ba ba bah ♪ the first mcdonald's burger with a plant-based patty. the husband of senator dianne feinstein, died yesterday. senator feinstein released a statement this morning that reads in part my heart is broken today. my husband wa

. >> how do you think you communicate or repair here, eddie? >> it seems to me that we have to begin to think about what is our relationship to each other. what are our responsibilities to each other? what is the underlying ethical contract that we share with each other. what is a mean for this figure to be at this level, in a moment which close to 1 million americans are dead. what does it mean to wrap our minds around the kind of sense of social dislocation, disruption, the feeling that the country is broken. yeah, we're satisfied with our individual lives, that seems to indicate a fundamental rupture in the very ways in our which democracy is working. how do we resolve it, we have to give a voice to a more robust sense of obligation to each other. a new moral and social contract. that's what i think. >> yeah. i think there is -- i felt -- there was a feeling of solidarity in the early days of the pandemic, as awful as it was. i remember in the early days -- italians sing out their window, they were seeing in the anti-fatuous anthem. i rememb

. >> how do you think, how do you think you can communicate or repair here, eddie? our relationship is to each other. what are our responsibilities to each other. what is the on juror lying ethical contract that we share with each other. the -- what does it mean for this figure to be this level, in a moment, which close to 1 million americas summit, what does it mean to wrap our minds around the kind of sense of social dislocation, disruption, feeling that the country is broken. yeah, but we're satisfied with our individual lives. that seems to indicate a fundamental rupture in a very ways in which our democracy is working. how do we resolve? it we have to give voice to a more robust sense of obligation to each other. a new moral social contract with each other, seems to me. that's what i think. >> yeah. there is something, i felt ... there is a feeling of solidarity during the early days of the pandemic, as destructive as it was. in the early, early days. these italians saying, you know, out their window every day. they were singing a beautiful anti-fascist anthem,

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munich discuss how to stave off the threat of military action correspondents on the ground in east, in ukraine, visit that town, that has already been the targets of artillery attacks. ah, eddie micah junior is the name and you are welcome to program the ukrainian president, but at the mercy lensky has addressed world lead as an add on major players in global security and foreign policy. dominique security conference. the annual gathering is taking place this year with their focus on grow in on ease about russia's intentions to what you grain, what, as many as 150000. the russian troops massed on the border to his country. lensky, how to walk. you fine line between pressing his case for support on, on a diety, and cause and panic back home. on this 2nd day, he took center stage, reload him. yes, the lensky president of the country. all others have been talking about since the conference kicked off ukraine. a country at the brink of war he left key if against advice from washington to make one more urgent call for help. we gentlemen, bull yogurt, of a mall every one needs to understand that this is not some kind of donation need ukraine to be begging for them. i believe this i

how could i get his but she elect southcourt black, was out of the magazines that eddie moved for. we look unless good zebra kelly took her to america. so because you can t o handled if she could little teddy set up a little bit of information do all formerly in my ripple carry reliability. hello mrs. martin, this is so that shit, lee let kirkwood m mc awesome and i it's melissa yema, customer support or adam adam will let them bettina ah jill, in a look and help me look on her poison. mac alexis, in suffolk, wickedness an additional felon broke off in the middle hovel in the pan. oh, lydia, i am exactly. oh, dead deal. yeah, that infallible. nathan, i might get that a hands, you know, funny them. oh, certainly may of can. that's off. that's. that'll help her arm again. my court. a mel, best loss husky, the back seat again. william at flips. mel. my sheep food was often that i'm healthy. don't yuki, annie fritz or so dearly as lots and a look unreal. any additional brochure? i would love that as for little cetera injures can been somebody deal which got him been hinting so little c

eddie, with that in mind, what are you most concerned about? >> right now what i'm most the concerned about the fact that i don't believe this market has priced in howlow gdp will get in the second quarter or how flat earnings growth is going to be and because the fed is so late to the game in regards to tightening, when you tighten monetary policy, that type of slow down is why we've been saying sell the rips in this type of market environment. because that is the worst-case scenario. the fed is so late, they may be forced putting us into recession to calm inflation down. that is how late they are to the game. that is why we're playing it safer than we have in years at this point in time. charles: david? >> i would echo his comments. like it or not when rates go multiples go down. the that mindset you will see massive rotation which is already started. investor moving down the valuation curve generating flee cash flow. that is where you're positioned now. that is where you need to be for months to come. charles: eddie, let me pick up on that. you say sell the risks. your principle concern here is the mostly the herd is moving in the wrong direction

so how do you think about those two things together at once in this moment? >> eddieat the nfl has done in terms of trying to show face in the area of social justice and the area of centering community, they have their inspire change platform. they have the agreement they got into with respect to the owners and players. but any of those things, all of those things, they never actually took root with an audience that was offended by the way colin kaepernick was shut out by the league. even after kaepernick had the settlement with the league, there was still a number of people who saw those efforts by the league as window dressing. so when you have this to come on the back end of that, it only affirms the distrust that the public already had around the nfl's sincerity with respect to dealing with issues of race and racism within its ranks. and so this is not a thing where people are looking at these both as isolated incidents. there is a connection people are drawing, and it has everything to do with the nfl's credibility, which is why they need to address it and addres

more of your steady eddie holding also manage them carefully if the stock runs through the short strike be sure to adjust up and out. >> next viewer focused on the near for of term howor the next six weeks? >> i look at them all the time, every six seconds. anyway, here's is the deal, that's a very specific time frame, the last six weeks have been a doozy i'd make the following odds that six weeks from now the odds of being up are 10, 15%, the odds of being down 85%. >> really? tony, how would you put the odds where would you put the odds >> so right now i do think we've put in a bit of an intermediate bottom on equities, specifically 6 to 8 weeks out, a agree with carter i don't know if the odds are as high in my camp but certainly higher odds that marketers are lower than higher. >> mike, i assume you think the same, odds are lower >> i a alluded to that. we've seen the geopolitical risk and what the fed could do if we seen worse inflation data than we've already seen we got a good bounce here, i think people can take advantage of that, if you fail to reduce holding before hand you have an opportunity to do so now. >> let's quickly get to the last viewer revisitin

. >> i thought you would want to talk to eddie who is more eloquent on these matters. i don't know howhe call. this has been the rooney rule was introduced to remedy this many years ago. obviously categorically it has been insufficient making it so more black african american head coaches are in the league, not to mention african american ownership of teams. so yeah. this has been a problem. continues to be a problem, continues to fester. i just would disagree slightly on one thing. i think it becomes an issue only in the high profile moment that it receives the backdrop. biden only addressed it because he was asked about it. the questions need to be addressed to the owners and roger goodell who make millions, billions of profits on the backs of diverse predominantly african american players, and haven't instituted the type of reforms to make it equitable at the high ranks. >> eddie, i know you didn't watch. curious your thoughts on all of this. to something the president says there, that they should want to fix it, what they want to do is work around the rule they created. i mean, wha

eddie@bbc.co.uk. if you're heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right nowfront going through and today that chillier feeling air will start to show its hand. it's already a cool start to this morning, particularly the northern home counties but there's quite a lot of cloud around. we could see a few spots of drizzle from the thickness of the cloud but it will sink its way southwards, and behind it lots of sunshine on that cold feeling air. so a largely sunny afternoon and there will be cloud coming and the chilly and brisk north—westerly wind could blow down some showers at times but generally most of us will stay generally dry and temperatures will peak between seven and nine degrees celsius, so a cold feeling day. overnight tonight, the winds will lighten and with clear skies in the cold feeling air there will be a frost developing into tomorrow morning with temperatures in the rural spots dropping widely below freezing. a cold and frosty start to the day on friday but lots of blue sky and sunshine around and temperatures again a little lower. then we see

all right, we will thank eddie and move on, black lives matter suspended from fund-raising on nature online platform because the group hasn't been fully transparent about howf millions of donation dollars. >> todd: the battle over critical race theory heating up at the university of texas in austin after the school's faculty facts will policy in the classrooms. one professor calling out his colleagues. joins us next. >> focus on education and key policies out. they did not give us an economy to turn our schools into social justice indoctrination. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ hey, do you know if i work sunday? sure do! clover does that. who are you? he's from clover. clover does that so i can do this. i like that green. chef, can we hire another hostess? umm... psst. yeah. i was gonna add an exclamation point. and one chicken salad. anything else? yeah, do you also take orders online? yeah, we do that. yeah, we do. thank you. clover does that. this is really good. secure payments, the tools you need, people who can help, we do that. talk to a clover business consultant today ♪ ♪ >> carley: i'm ashley strohmier with your headlines. the democratic candidate for mayor who survived

eddy. we have you here. it is amazing to be back. yeah. and on such a special episode, actually we're celebrating our 100 yes. every thought it's been a journey, it's been a long journey. how to stop you and i very well remember that in tucker the saturday afternoon or mid morning you where we're going to do something. we have to change than our team, and we asked ourselves, what else is there? because we were tired of the constant ra reporting from the continent, the morally had disease. it had the war, it had, you know, corruption and we're like, what else is there? it's not to say that this things don't exist, but there is a lot more we, we sort of how the vision or what more could come out of the continent. when you talk a lot of people get to know a lot going on on the ground. and yeah, that's beautiful let's, let's try to recap some of the interesting episodes. so we have plenty of those on what else, which one comes to mind i have to go with. i believe it was the last episode when we had any fuel and chef and restaurant owner who brought us the list shift in gera, how to do that? sure. you all for enjoyed. i in the video. so i enjoyed the food. what was your episode

eddie street, they thought at all about race. chances, are they took it natural as a natural thing that neighborhoods were going to be segregated that's how deeply that racial discrimination was written into the fabric of american society. what they saw. was that they were buying a 900 square foot house of living space with an unfinished attic up above? that they could finish off where the boys could have a place to sleep. but they saw was that they were buying a house with a little backyard and a little front yard. set in a half finished neighborhood. six blocks away from a brand new catholic parish that they could join saint ferdinand. it was such a new parish. in fact, it didn't even have a church yet, but it did have a parochial grade school or ed and his brothers could go. as part of the commitment to the cahill family the deep commitment to the cahill family to catholicism. and that's where ed grew up. ed and stella got married in may of 1940 1942 they had their first child a baby girl. they named judy. in november of 1943 for judy was about a year old. ed got drafted he was gone for two and a half years. most of that time he spent

it's expensive >> you feel bad about how much money you are spending on not going. >> you know eddie. i told you about him i could get a psychiatrist for what i pay this guy. easily >> right >> i could get a lawyer. >> i'll contribute to that >> looks like $110 an hour >> that's a good one. >> there are other things we don't want to talk about maybe. >>> coming up, we get ready for a busy trading week ahead. "squawk planner" is next you are watching "squawk box" live from the financial site in times square at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> time for the squawk planner. a busy week for earnings hasbro and tyson foods tomorrow is pfizer and lyft and chipotle

eddie lambert on her as the gift video, the color audi festival. good minutes. the gift that he had before to buy a shop, somewhat more public. the at how to cut the shoe a, the 2nd bishop. hello joseph, and in the civil to shot some of the city and ha, ha ha said on a lease on the, on your camera on papa said i should be in san pacifica, limited now on a la city, alina shabbat, the had the daniel. ah it yeah, zeniah pro la gal onto her own cease a cow haunts sets and a young car in a last year. i see shallow who is not e n a is a car lemon. yeah. a did look a taught their pre gay at the tone, be docile. last year lena bonn protection dix creek was the local, as you see on me as recliner, as she in that disability. so to set this up so her a war will mity lad on what to put. he can't help her. i don't don't, but to products you're mediocre. don't, don't watch her. like them to be cassiano named park to quite o'clock in the santa nelson san down the at the top. mm. on the 26th of july 1948 training wrote to breton for the last time it was to formally resign from the surrealist group that bright on her funded 20 years earlier. i like with

eddie stock. it's like a set it and forget it name. obviously we want to knows howlook at walmart versus its peers and the fact that grocery is such a big chunk of its business, i think that makes it a more defensive play because obviously you always need to eat so i like that, given we as a firm, we're positioned more defensively right now. here's one of the issues that i'm seeing. consumers have stocked up on goods over the course of the last few years. they over-indulged. while they were buying all these goods, they kind of put spending money on services on hold. now there's all this pent-up demand for services and it's being unleashed. services stocks have actually outperformed goods stocks i think over the last three or four months by leaps and bounds. i do think that is a headwind for walmart over the short run unless they start selling vacation packages, they're going to be getting a smaller percentage of their customers' wallets on their discretionary items. so thankfully, grocery's over 50% of their business. so look, steady eddie, we like it. we own it. ju

how expensive it is to have curtains made. stuart: great stuff. look who is here now. the great eddie gaber.id there will be, quote, more month of serious pain ahead. tell us about it. >> we have been the risking since november with full defense for january. we won't say stay the course because of a set up, the senate continues to get worse, you are talking about retail names. what is happening right now we are going through a deleveraging process. the higher assets first, at the end of the day we create is one of the biggest bubbles, the fed will do the opposite. if we continue down this path we will be forced into a recession and this is why in my opinion the s&p in regard to this correction, we are using bear market bounces, those that have a lot of risk to reassess and take some off the table. stuart: as the war made a difference to your financial forecasts. >> that made it worse as far as commodity prices. the consumer was getting a gut punch. consumption will compress, look at these businesses, their margins are shrinking, inventory starting to go up, the consumer spending less. we can

attempt was to try to recreate how the '90s felt when they were actually happening which is a complicated thing to do because you get a -- mentally time travel. >> this is eddieinking about robert putnam's classic "bowling alone" which is published in 2000s which is in some ways an assessment of the decade prior to. that something happened in terms of our relationships to each other. you get the perception of authenticity, you can talk about the conspiracy theories of x files, you can talk about clarence -- what happens to a public perception of the good in this decade? >> you know, there was this sort of window from, i guess, we were looking at about '92 up until, you know, '97, '98 where there were some ideas that were common to express that had sort of been unpopular to say out loud in the past and almost impossible to say in the present. i referenced the film "reality bites" at one point. it is a good snapshot of a certain kind of '90s culture from the middle of that period. there is a character in that film who looks into the lens and says, you know, i am under no responsibility to make the world a better place. i think a young person hearing that now th