brian fitzpatrick, i inform the house that mr. fitzpatrick will vote yes on s. 2520. mr. lynch: madam speaker, as the member designated by the honorable mr. james languevin o rhode island and pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. langevin will vote yes on s. 2520. the state and local government cybersecurity act. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry and mrs. walorski, i inform the house that they will vote yes on s. 2520. mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama and ms. jackson lee of texas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 2520. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? gn g mr. gohmert: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gosar, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote nay on s. 2520. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of north carolina and mr. butt

a few days ago, fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea!ho's playing in just his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day, with none of the current top six having won a major title. the start i had, it's easy to get away from me. i wasjust away from me. i was just really proud of the way that i battled back and didn't let it faze me, so obviously a very good round. looking forward to tomorrow. that is

england's matt fitzpatrick teed off a short while ago.southern hills course was not really his cup of tea, but he was joint second overnight on six under. i can tell you fitzpatrick has dropped a shot, so he's now back on five under. keep up to date with all the latest on the bbc sport website, with commentray from nine on radio five live sports extra hope your team has done all right today and we'll see you next time. good evening. in the sunshine again today, temperatures have reached the low 20s, but actually, for the week ahead — and certainly the first few days of the week ahead — it looks cooler. there will be some heavy showery rain around. and wednesday looks really quite unsettled and windy. we might see some warmth and dry weather return to the south later in the week. so the set—up during the rest of today and tomorrow is low pressure to the north and low pressure approaching from the south, so we are going to see some rain or some showers. now, that rain at the moment is going to be heaviest across the north and west of scotla

max fitzpatrick, a _ performance from him. max fitzpatrick, a top-heavy i performance from him.it, has he dropped back again? no. he's been ttoin out dropped back again? no. he's been going out with _ dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the _ dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the back— dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the back along i dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the back along very i going out with the back along very nicely. very blustery conditions. it's a real tough test, southern hills. fitzpatrick has the skill set to be able to deal with these conditions, he's proved it today. just a one drop shot, he had an early bird he is welcome a level par heading into the final stages of the second round. if he can keep this card clean on the closing three or four holes and he'll be right in the mix for the weekend. he's currently at two under par, that's four shots off lead. anyone who is shooting par or better today is really making a “p or better today is really making a up ground on the rest of the field. can i ask

a few days ago, fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea!sits joint second overnight on six under. that's behind the surprise leader, chile's mito pereira, who's playing in just his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day, with none of the current top six having won a major title. the start i had, it's easy to get away from me. i wasjust away from me. i was just really proud of the way that i battled back and didn't let it faze me, so obviously a very good round. looking forward to tomorrow. that is it from us on a very busy sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening.titles next) take care. now on bbc news, the abuser working for mi5. this is the story of a dangerous mi5 agent, which the government tried to keep secret. a warning, this programme contains details some viewers may find disturbing. wielding a machete, this is an agent of the british state. ultimately, this position within the security services was used to terrorise me, a violent mi5 agent who was able to exploit his position a violent mi5 agent who

colleague kateryna lisunova spoke with one of the members of the republican congressman brian fitzpatrick's delegation. according to him, the approval of large financial aid from the united states is not enough if this will not guarantee the necessary equipment for the ukrainian military on the front lines, it is obvious that the humanitarian front is as important as the sanctions front, but the focus of this visit is military aid, we talk to military leaders, fighters, and on the front lines to understand exactly what kind of aid they receive, what works, what doesn't , do they know how to use what they receive after the approval of a package of more than 40 billion dollars for ukraine. we decided to come here and talk to people literally on the front lines, obviously that the allocation of the great financial aid is important for ukraine, they need these funds. but if this does not guarantee them the provision of the necessary equipment, then this is a problem, so we want to make sure that we do what we voted for, american congressmen also visited cities in kyiv region that were liberated

jonathan: jeff fitzpatrick -- jack fitzpatrick and marc champion. the lows, still down 1% on the s&p and nasdaq 500 -- s&p 500 and nasdaq. less bullish -- the china headwinds are hard to ignore, still bullish but lowers the price target from 1400 to 1000. the success of the china story on the supply and demand side are linchpins to our long-term basis in investment. the current shanghai lockdowns have been an epic disaster. tom: bring up the board again. we are looking at 696.53. i am looking at a 15 day chart of musk, also known as tesla. this guy is in some real trouble. i don't know the details and i don't get it. jonathan: you have joined the dots between what is happening here and what isn't happening with twitter. that's your view? tom: just page it -- basic margin call dynamics and there is always stuff you don't know. i'm just looking at a stock from 1100 down to 709. when you are doing margin and debt, bad things happen. jonathan: this is a big move from early april down about 37% from the highs. lisa: some might say this was partly due to

mark. fitzpatrick is associate fellow with the international institute teacher studies. he's a former deputy assistant secretary of stacy joins us via the washington d. c. thank you for your time, sir. buns is of course, the former us ambassador to russia who has spent much time studying the russian leda. so it's quite interesting to get his perspective. what's that out for you from his comments? i think there are 2 things. one is what he said about russia doubling down there. put in really does not want to lose, but he's not going to win for sure. ukraine is just fighting back so fiercely. and with more and more support from the west. i don't think it's going to win, but what does it mean that he can't lose? does he have to redefine his objectives? and if he is doubling down now as it still loses, what happens? then you're pulled down and then use nuclear weapons. i'm quite worried about that . the other aspect of yes, go ahead. sorry. so you know, we're sure that he things said peyton does not show signs of planning to use tactical nuclear weapons. well, i think that's

a few days ago fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea, but he sits, chile's mito pereira, who is playing injust his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day with none of the current top six having won a major title. that's all the sport for now. you can keep find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan. hello, sunshine on the way for many parts of the uk this afternoon, but for some it will be accompanied by a serving of showers. driest, brightest closest to this area of high pressure, so across southern and eastern most counties of england. low pressure to the northwest feeding in more in the way of cloud. the sun is going to have a pretty good go at breaking that cloud up in many areas, but it is likely to produce some showers i think across western wales and northern england into the afternoon and potentially some thunderstorms for southern scotland and northern ireland. up to 23 degrees, though, in the sunshine towards the southeast. just 13 or 14 where we have a

jack fitzpatrick in washington.and i are out of touch with the agony across america today and it centers on the national rifle association. the history of the nra is young boys out in the woods with a single shot remington shooting squirrels. the modern reality is quite different. what will the reality be if the nra meeting -- at the nra beating in texas? jack: it will be interesting to watch exactly what the reality is, because the shooting in uvalde has required a response from across the aisle. you will see former president trump speak at the nra event. texas governor greg abbott, according to the dallas morning news, is supposed to pull out in-person but give a video address. a bit of a half measure in terms of exactly what his involvement would be. at the same time you are seeing an attempt on capitol hill to legislate in response to this. john cornyn from texas has been deputized to be the lead from senate republicans to do something, but it's a very narrow scope they are talking about. there a necessity for a

a few days ago, fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea!the surprise leader, chile's mito pereira, who is playing injust his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day, with none of the current top six having won a major title. the start that i had, it is easy to get away from me. i was really proud of the way that i battled back and didn't really let it faze me, so obviously a very good round in the end and like i say, looking forward to tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. girls are going on in the premier league but you can keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website. goals are going in at burnley. more for you later in the day. the ukrainian government says it won't agree to any ceasefire, or peace deal with moscow that would involve giving up terrority. a senior adviser to president zelensky, says making any concessions would backfire — because russia would only escalate attacks in the future. our correspondent joe inwood is in kyiv. everyone has always said that diplomacy is the eventual way out of this conflict. bu

fitzpatrick is out just after 1930 later. that's all the sport for now.bc.co.uk/sport. newcastle a re newcastle are now two up at burnley. with leeds winning as well, it looks like burnley could go down if it stays like this. all the drama still to come on the final day of the premier league season. catch up with a love that on the bbc website. it is all drama, all go. a chief medical adviser at the uk health security agency, doctor susan hopkins, says more cases of monkeypox are being detected on a daily basis. the latest number of confirmed cases in the uk is 20 but the disease is usually mild and doesn't spread easily, and the risk to the general public remains low. susan hopkins gave this assessment. clearly, this is a new infectious disease that is spreading in our community that we haven't seen before. therefore, we will need to learn a lot about it, both here and in other countries, over the coming weeks. we do know from reports from africa, where this disease has circulated in outbreaks over many years, that there are certain individuals who are m

a few days ago — fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea!rprise leader, chile's mito pereira, who is playing injust his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day, with none of the current top six having won a major title. a reminder — the f1 is happening right now. it is the spanish grand prix and red bull is out in front at the moment. some drama involving charles leclerc, the championship leader has been forced to retire from the race. updates from that — and the rest of those stories on the bbc sport website. as you heard, several issues will be decided in a premier league, including the final relegation spot. the champions league places on the title. emotions will be running high and already this season the safety of players, managers and coaching staff has been a major talking point following the number of pitch invasions and assaults over the last month. here arejust invasions and assaults over the last month. here are just a few of those incidents. let's take it back to goodison park, the pitch invasion there as ev

fitzpatrick. i thank him for his cooperation and support in this in his commitment to ukraine which goes back to the days before congress to the fbi. thank you, ranking member and i now yield you for your opening statement. >> thank you for your partnership. it is something that our entire nation supports freedom and independence. the good people of ukraine and also fully pursuing the war crimes of vladimir putin and his regime. thank you, chairman, for holding this hearing today. as we all know, russian invaded ukraine earlier this year. an unjustified war. as a result, more than 6 million ukrainians have left the country. facing the large refugee crisis since world war ii and over a quarter of the population of ukraine has been displaced. just this morning, news coverage estimated at 10,000 people could die of variable by the end of the year if conditions do not improve. it is no secret what russia is capable of and how far they are willing to go to achieve full control. it is also clear that ru

i interviewed noel fitzpatrick, known as the super vet this week, — fitzpatrick, known as the super vetthe very positive — because they realised the very positive effect they can have on your— positive effect they can have on your life — positive effect they can have on your life. is it unconditional love? ithink— your life. is it unconditional love? i think it — your life. is it unconditional love? i think it can— your life. is it unconditional love? i think it can make us better people being _ i think it can make us better people being in— i think it can make us better people being in the — i think it can make us better people being in the presence of unconditional love like that. i do agree _ unconditional love like that. i do agree with — unconditional love like that. i do agree withjohn, you might not feel the same _ agree withjohn, you might not feel the same if— agree withjohn, you might not feel the same if it had an emotional attachment to sink its teeth into your leg — attachment to sink its teeth into ourleu. , ., ., ., attachment to sink its teeth into your leg. absolutely n

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brian fitzpatrick is on the ground live now in ukraine. and he joins us now.sman, how worrisome is this latest show of cooperation between russia and china and how should biden respond? >> it's incredibly troubling. it's a sign that receive a very real thing. things that we thought were permanently relegated to the history books are not. russia and china pose threats individually and pose a massive threat in aggregate. that's why i'm here with dan crenshaw in kyiv right now to deal with the russia problem but we have a huge china problem on our hands particularly when they're allying with russia. >> carley: talk about why you are in ukraine right now you and congressman crenshaw the first lawmakers to visit the kyiv embassy since it reopened. tell us why you wanted to do that and what you learned on this trip. >> yeah, dan and i both supported the $40 billion aid package. now we got to make sure that it's used the right way to purchase the equipment that it is actually needed on the front lines. we are meeting with the frontline warriors and ukraine military t

matthew fitzpatrick, he's in the rice as well in the final round. all right, baseball, this is multitasking, smoking a heater and he heats up his arm. speaking of smoking, manny machado, no score, not anymore. solo shot. rodan, good start. the giants offense, missing for most of the game. held scoreless through seven innings and top eight we go, down 2-0. wilmer flores, see ya. could the giants pull off the comeback? they almost did last night, and again, almost today. ninth inning, gonzalez looks at it. a nice pitch there. giants lose, 2-1. that's a look at sports. over to you guys. >> thank you, charlie. >> this just in, for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. >>> all right, so we want to bring you b

england's matt fitzpatrick heads into today's final round of the us pga championship just three shotsicky day in oaklahoma. a few days ago fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea, but he's nowjoint second on six—under. that's behind the surprise leader, chile's mito pereira, who is playing injust his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day with none of the current top six having won a major title. rory mcilroy�*s level par, nine shots off the lead. tiger woods has withdrawn after struggling in the third round. lewis hamilton admits he's really struggling with his mercedes after another difficult qualifying session left him sixth for today's spanish grand prix. he's two places behind team—mate george russell and says he's lacking confidence in their new car for this season. championship leader charles leclerc will start on pole, ahead of world champion max verstappen. that's all the sport for now. now, time for the papers withjoanna gosling. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me, author and jour

a three-stroke lead over torres and matt fitzpatrick. >> epicenter, comes inside, and wins it.wins the preakness by a length and a half! chris: early voting wins by a length and a half. it is the jockey ortiz's first win. the belmont stakes is in three weeks, saturday, june 11. amanda, i take nap naps. that is like two or three wins for me. amanda: that signal that steph was explaining, i see it all the time. chris: all three of his kids going night, night. amanda: social media virality right there. thank you so much. a new mother who couldn't make it to the hospital in time has quite a story for her children, and the situation had san francisco police doing double duty. the next "american idol" will be named tomorrow, and you can see the finale on abc seven. if you miss it, we will have it all over a oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i

he has dropped two shots so far and is three under par at the moment, alongside englishman matt fitzpatrick mover is zalatoris. wimbledon's organisers have said they're deeply disappointed at the decision by the men's and women's world tennis tours to strip the event of its ranking points, and that they're considering their options. the atp and wta removed wimbledon's ranking points in response to the lawn tennis asociation's ban on players from russia and belarus from all uk grass court tournaments due to the war in ukraine. the atp say the ban undermines their principle that players of any nationality should be able to compete based on merit and without discrimination. the itf have also removed rankings points forjunior and wheelchair players at wimbledon. the uk's other grass court tournaments, including queens, are unaffected. the removal of rankings will affect novak djokovic�*s world number one status as he won't be able to retain his points from last year's wimbledon win, his sixth singles title at the all england club. he's likely to be overtaken by the current world number two from

mark fitzpatrick, joining us from the w. w in washington. thank you. happy speak with al jazeera so there must arthur says that you will work to forge closer ties with china. after being sworn in as ease team was president, the independent figure and nobel laureate, has previously served as president prime minister and foreign minister. integration ceremony on friday came as the country marked 20 years of independence from indonesia or voting begins, surely australia's parliamentary elections, its full cost to be a close race, with the opposition labor parties lead narrowing in the final week of campaigning. voting is compulsory in the country after last minute rule change, people have been isolating with co. it will also be allowed to vote over the phone, follows legal threats on behalf of about 100000 people who feared they miss out from australia's largest city, sidney farrah, clark reports oh, to 6 weeks of campaigning, the prime minister phil found this referee on saturday astronomy will decide if scott morrison is fit to keep the nation's top job

heading into sunday's final round, none of the top 6 of warner major, england's mat. fitzpatrick is in a type the 2nd after a 3 and a par round of $67.00. he could really look up not many chances to win, but when a have of played well, not lost it. so i m b a. m more just looking forward to a more than anything. you know it's, it's a chance to win. and i just wanna, you know, i'm a for apple. i go to off. now if we can 1st round leader roy macro did go close to a hole in one on saturday. but his title hopes of faded mcroy is now 9 shots of the lead. and he richardson al jazeera. ah. so this is our desert, these are the top stories and millions stranded in bangladesh and india where floods have submerged villages. rail links have been cut off in the north, east indian state of a some where more rain is forecast spray mis sweltering in one of its most intense heat waves for years. whether experts say some areas including analisia and madrid are experiencing the hottest may ever. with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius, the health minutes reserving people to drink plenty of water s

convinced right now, the doubling down still will enable him to make progress let's hear from mark fitzpatrick is an associate feller at the international institute for strategic studies. and he says that rush will keep everything on the table to achieve its military objectives, including nuclear weapons. and really does not want to lose. but he's not going to win for sure. ukraine is just fighting back so fiercely. and with more and more support from the west. i don't think we're going to win. but what does it mean that he can't lose? does he have to redefine his objectives? and if he is doubling down now as it still loses, what happens then we'll quadruple down and then use nuclear weapons. i'm quite worried about that. and the problem i see is that if russia doubled down in the don't boss and southern ukraine and does not achieve his military objectives, then what will he do? will he turn to us? i don't think we can rule it out. you know, we were all surprised when launched this invasion. well, i have listened, surprised to you about it. but still it was surprising and i just wouldn't rule

matt fitzpatrick is under two after his second hole, but all eyes will be on mcilroy, who tees off afterin a fifth major tile. players and fans are being put at great risk by a series of pitch invasions, the fa warns. since monday, there have been five pitch invasions with one man jailed for attacking a player. last night, crystal palace's manager appeared to class with a fan up which —— on the pace. for football, it's forfootball, it's becoming all too familiar. fans swarming onto the fitch last night after everton secured their premier league survival. it wasn't all celebration. as he tried to leave the field, patrick vieira was taunted by one fan and appeared to kick out. he later said he had nothing to say. that pitch invasion has brought mixed opinions of. it is concern because there _ mixed opinions of. it is concern because there will _ mixed opinions of. it is concern because there will be _ mixed opinions of. it is concern because there will be the - mixed opinions of. it is concern i because there will be the minority that takes it too far. i because there will be the minority

just a reminder than a few minutes we will be joining jim fitzpatrick in belt asked for the northerne moment. and, during the course of tuesday, it did suppress the temperatures for many of us, we only got into the mid—teens at best. next few days, can't promise you all the cloud will clear, but it does look like things will become warmer as we switch into a more south—westerly atlantic airstream. it's a northwesterly, though, that takes us through the night. we're pushing two weakening weather fronts south across the uk. there'll be some sporadic rain, nothing particularly intense or heavy. under the cloud, a very mild night — in some areas, temperatures staying in double figures. through the course of the day on wednesday, these fronts will gradually drift away eastwards, this high helping to push them through and weakening them all the while. first thing, quite gloomy, i think, quite dank, there will be some outbreaks of rain around, but it should start to brighten from the west as the day goes on. in the east and across the midlands, however, through the afternoon where we do see

fitzpatrick, i inform the house that mr. fitzpatrick will vote no on the rule. ms. wasserman schultz: madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. maloney of new york, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yea on h.r. -- h.res. 1119. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? mr. thompson: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bishop of georgia, i inform the house that the member will vote yes on h.r. 1119. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. soto: madam speaker, as the member design

had to do it. heading into sundays, final round, none of the top 6 of one a major england's mat. fitzpatrick is in a time the 2nd after a 3 and a par round of $67.00. ah. to really look, i've not had not many chances to win. but when i have played while i've not lost it so ah, yeah, i'm more just looking forward to more than anything. you know, he sees a chance to win and i just wanna, you know, i'm a for alpha lagossi off. now if we can 1st round lead a roy macro did go close to a hole in one on saturday. but his title harps of faded macros is now 9 shots of the lead. and he richardson al jazeera. ah.

the soros fund manager ceo don fitzpatrick says while row session is in devon up, the u.s.enges. >> i think the u.s. position right now looks reasonable. but i think we can't take things for granted, things like our reserve currency status. that is not a given. taking that for granted could be parentless --p pp--- perilous. china is going to pose persistent challenges u.s. for decades, but i think they will come out of those challenges. >> you and i have served as advisors to a new york federal reserve kind of committee. what is your view of the new york federal reserve are the overall federal reserve? do you think they missed the boat on inflation or did the best they could? >> in hindsight, they should have moved earlier. i think they are doing their best to catch up now and you are going to see them move aggressively. 50 basis points at the next three meetings is already priced in. i think you are going to see them rush to get rates up to 2%, 2.5%. then, they are going to reassess the economy. they had a hard job. they were worried about inflation, but were also trying t

matt fitzpatrick is out own course in the us pga.ntention behind the leader who starts on nine under par. there is much more on the website. a chief medical adviser at the uk health security agency, doctor susan hopkins, says more cases of monkeypox are being detected on a daily basis. the latest number of confirmed cases in the uk is 20 but the disease is usually mild and doesn't spread easily, and the risk to the general public remains low. clearly this is a new infectious disease spreading in our community that we have not seen our communities before. therefore we will need to learn a lot about it in here and other countries over the coming weeks. we do know from reporting africa where this disease has circulated for many years that there are certain individuals who are much more at risk of severe disease, especially immunosuppressed individuals and young children. in adults, we think it is relatively mild but again, we will learn more. the risk to the general population remains extremely low at the moment. i think people need to

england's matt fitzpatrick heads into today's final round of the us pga championship just three shotsof the current top six having won a major title. rory mcilroy is level par, nine shots off the lead. tiger woods has withdrawn after struggling in the third round. lewis hamilton admits he is really struggling with his mercedes after another difficult qualifying session left him sixth for today's spanish grand prix. he is two places behind teammate george russell and says he is lacking confidence in their new car for this season. championship leader charles leclerc will start on pole, ahead of world champion max verstappen. the car clearly has better performance. i mean, george was also on me on that lap, so i think he got a bit of an advantage with that, but nonetheless we have done a really good job to be where we are. i am just in the same position that i am always, so that's the frustrating thing. harlequins staged a remarkable comeback to beat gloucester 28—24 at twickenham, a victory that sealed a place in rugby union's premiership playoff semi—finals. the champions were outplaye

jack fitzpatrick who knows how to pronounce glasgow is in washington.ave to go to jack on the biden trip because jack, to me it is actually hilarious how we are turning tpp into itpf. secretary clinton said that he was against -- he was against tpp, and president trump was against it. and now we have the indo ppf. what is going on? jack: that might not be the main focus, i would like to see how they sort out, how the biden administration stands on trade. really what white house officials have previewed for us regarding this trip is that china and trying to make a display of unity among democratic countries is a major focus. i do not know necessarily we will get all of the answers on trade policy looking to asia, although clearly the sort of saber rattling comments from the chinese diplomat regarding taiwan are a major focus and that seemingly is the top of the docket for president biden's trip to korea and japan. tom: what is the best outcome coming back? if week talk up -- if we talk about a one term presidency, congress is dead set of -- against tpp o

we just heard from don fitzpatrick, she was talking about the u.s.ging extraordinary -- being in extraordinarily good shape. do you think she is right question mark michael: i do, i never go against don, she's brilliant. what i tell you is a -- i see a very strong u.s. consumer with unemployment remaining very low. at least in our business consumers remain in a good position and that is only possible if you think about underwriting and the way that we do, which we do with every transaction, we are looking at their ability to repay on a transaction by transaction basis and we really are the first to see it if you see a deviation. sonali: then what are you looking for? relative to what you saw during the pandemic, michael, are you seeing that there is more pressure on the consumer now they can lead to more trouble ahead? michael: the total monetary supplies beginning to tighten. you are seeing the fed respond to the rising rate environment and it results in the matters that you see, but it hasn't impacted employment yet. if you think about the health o

tom: jack fitzpatrick joins us from washington.'ve never seen the cover of "the washington post" such a mess. the supreme court uproar, the election uproar, you've got johnny depp and what's her name, i'm sorry, heard, i can't remember. let's focus. what is the biden administration focused on? jack: the biden administration is i think trying to turn its focus from a few different issues towards the campaign trail. the immediate stuff that they are clearly focused on is ukraine. if they are going to get bipartisan agreement to help ukraine do this bill as soon as next week, the $33 billion requested for ukraine, how much get slashed onto that? that's to what you are referring to with the so many different stories it is difficult to focus on. the combination of ukraine needs , they had a covid funding bill stall, a series of other things, the title 42 immigration decision that republicans have pushed back on and some democrats. on capitol hill, all of those have melded together. that is the one thing that might slow down progress on

rolls it in on 18 to take a three-shot lead over zalatoris and matthew fitzpatrick. we have a tight one heading into the final round tomorrow. >>> to baseball, this is multitasking, smoking a heater while he heats up his arm. speaking of smoking, manny machado, yeah, he hit that one a long way. no score, no more. solo shot off carlos rodon. six innings, six strike-outs. giants offense mia until the eighth. that is when wilmer flores hits a solo shot over the left field wall, cuts the lead in half. could the giants pull off the comeback. ninth inning, last chance and that's the old backwards k. luis gonzalez watched it and he knew it. giants lose 2-1. the 147th run-in of the the preakness stakes in baltimore today. rich strike did not participate. right out of the gate, the number five horse early voting a good start, and that horse stayed at the front of the pack the entire race. wire to wire down the final stretch. early voting, he ran away with it. how about early voting, the preakness winner. >>> to softball, stanford and their homemade hats facing alabama. struck

, please go two bring us up fitzpatrick, please go two bring us up to— fitzpatrick, please go two bringyal in southampton between the tories and labour. emily hudson, what is the latest you have? in southampton, things are moving quite fast. nearly half of the seats have been declared and the conservatives were defending seven and have lost three. 22 labour and one to the lib dems who have taken their first seat on southampton council in ten years, the lib dems and greens did an election agreement with one of the parties standing aside in three wards each. it seems to have paid for the liberal democrats who, as i say, will take their first seat on the council but this does mean for the conservatives, if things continue as they are, they will have lost control of southampton council. and as i say, still about seven seats to declare but one of the seats they lost was eden park. the conservative leader was up here a few minutes ago on the balcony and said to me i am surprised, we were not expecting that to be a ward we had to defend digitally hard, it is a leafy suburban part of southampto

pennsylvania and the only two trump skeptics o did really well were mike simpson in idaho and brian fitzpatricklvania who won primaries that largely escaped trump's radar. judy: what do you see here? because again, it is not only the candidates that former esident trump has endorsed, it is also the large number of republican candidates who say they don't believe or accept the 2020 election results. erin: that is absolutely right. look, the magaas still very much in play particularly in pennsylvania where the philelphia inquirer said they declined to even endorsed candidates in the gop primary because they felt they could not because of the way that the -- politics were in the state. look, you have kathy barnett who ends up being a spoiler in that primary with oz and mccormick saying maga does not belong only to trump. and she is right. with or without his endorsement you saw there are people who are endorsed by trump -- that styl eof politics absolutely on display on the republican side in pennsylvania. doug mastery on all, the now republican nominee for the gubernatorial contest in pennsylvani

we were -- me and representative fitzpatrick were the first to visit the newly reopened embassy.hat was special. that's why we wanted to go. it's good to see americans back on the ground. it's much needed. we're about to spend a lot of money on this fight. you know, $40 billion passed out of congress, which i supported. we need to make sure it's spent right. we need to make sure it's getting to what ukrainians need. what they tell us are weapons that can outreach russian's reach. that's not going to last much longer. they're not going to be able to hold them off much longer with that in mind. but the ukrainians are -- it's important people know these are very resourceful people and they're willing to fight for every inch of their country. they're a lot more like us than some want to believe. i hear people call them corrupt and unworthy of our support. i think that's crazy. i have toured bombed out schools, bombed out apartment buildings. and you know what i see? i see them coming together as a community the exact same way that i've seen here in houston after hurricane harvey. you

it's anthony brownsville alongside brian fitzpatrick. an awful lot of people just don't know that at 18, you can walk in and legally buy an assault-style weapon. even though at 18, you cannot walk in and buy a pistol. licensed firearms dealers have rules that they go by. this is a loophole that was never intented to allow an 18-year-old to buy an ar-15 and go slaughter chirp at a school. so we have to educate people that we must close this loophole. it is madness to think that we would allow this to happen. and we've now seen it happen in two weeks' time, in buffalo in a grocery store. the racist attack there that slaughtered ten and injured others and now in uvalde. this is a simple, common sense measure. it is time to act. >> opponents of gun safety legislation often say, well, you know, bill "x" doesn't solve shooting "y." this seems like a very obvious solution to a specific problem here, both here in texas and in buffalo. congresswoman, some of your senate democratic colleagues have been saying that they do feel like maybe there's a

englishman matt fitzpatrick isjust behind on 3 under after birdying his second hole. about the rise in anti—social behaviour" from football fans and is investigating the issue following another pitch invasion last night. an everton fan was involved in an altercation with the crystal palace manager patrick vieira after their win at goodison park which meant everton are safe from relegation this season. vieira looked to be taunted by the man before appearing to kick out. merseyside police have confirmed that four arrests have been made relating to incidents involving pyrotechnics and fans entering the pitch. last nights pitch invasion was the fit sense monday. the national chief constable police says he's against bringing back fences and backgrounds but says clubs may have to make radical changes their stadium. clubs may have to look at some sort of investment about how to keep people off the playing surface without erecting fences. you see some mechanisms around wembley for example which make it difficult for people to get onto the pitch quickly, which seems to be quit

to do it. heading in to sundays funnel round, none of the top 6 of one of major england's mat. fitzpatrick is in a tank. the 2nd after a 3 and a par round of $67.00. ah, it could really look of not many chances to win, but when i have played well have not lost it so ah, yeah, i'm more just looking forward to it more than anything. you know, it's a, it's a chance to win, and i just wanna, you know, i'm a for alpha legality of. now if we can 1st round leader roy macro. he did go close to a hole in one on saturday. but his title hopes have faded, macro is now 9 shots of the lead, and he, richardson al jazeera, are the winners of the english premier league will be decided that later this sunday matches the city have a one point advantage over livable heading into the final round of games, if city beat aston villa than the title is bears. on recent weeks at city manager pet guardiola has suggested that most of the countries back in liverpool, he was surprised to find out that many manchester united fans would actually prefer his team to win the championship. so united legs more t than liverpool

had to do it. heading into sundays, final round, none of soft 6 of one a major. england's maps, fitzpatrick is in a time the 2nd after a 3 into par, round of 67, he can really look of not many chances to win. but when i have played well have not lost it so ah, yeah, i'm more just looking forward to more than anything. you know it's, it's a chance to win. and i just wanna, you know, i'm a for alpha omega t of now if we can 1st round leader roy macro did go close to a hole in one on saturday. but his title hopes of faded mcroy is now 9 shots off the lead. and he richardson al jazeera well, the current open house started the, with the big upset in the women's store. number succeed, their own stubborn lost and 3 sets against that my belly net of poland. going to this match the tennessee and had been the leading women's players on play the season after 17 when on the surface and a title thread or effort. your 1st grand slam title has ended on the winners of the english premier league. it will be decided in the next few hours . manchester city have a one point advantage over liverpool heading int

jim fitzpatrick is the host in the studio in belfast and he will be getting the audience to put their today it has been useful. if you're not in northern ireland, it has told you more about what's going on here. if you are here in northern ireland, it has given you another chance to hear people because my concerns on what the politicians have had to say and i will be here over the weekend as those results come in with lots more coverage at bbc news. back to you, jane. we've also had more on events at the supreme court in the united states because in the last few moments the senate majority leader has come onto the steps of the court and spoken to the steps of the court and spoken to the many gathered journalists and very, very strong language from him about this leaked draft decision from the supreme courtjustices all about roe v wade, abortion rights in america. he says this is a dark day for america, america. he says this is a dark day foramerica, i america. he says this is a dark day for america, i am angry, troubled and deeply disturbed about what this decision would do to women a

jim fitzpatrick is the host as a studio audience in belfast put their questions about the key issues castle gardens, and we are hoping the weather stays with us so we can show you some more of the beautiful setting, so let's go to carol kirkwood for the latest weather. it is quite cloudy across many parts of the uk, as you can see from the satellite picture. one or two holes across the south in the north—east, where we are seeing a bit of sunshine, but cloud taken for some patchy rain and some drizzle here and there, but the cloud should break up, a little bit of sunshine at times in northern ireland and across wales and southern england as well as north—east scotland. as the son comes out and warms up, it could spark a few showers, potentially thundery across wales. temperatures today, 8—16 , and pollen levels are high across wales and southern england. we are talking especially tree pollen at the moment. through this evening and overnight, we hang on to a lot of cloud and showers, but by then i knew where the front coming in across northern ireland and scotland, england and wales,