, — period, but let's think about the geordie, who has been sitting for a dish this— geordie, who hasnce _ dish this into some absolutely awful evidence. the criminal trial ended last evidence. the criminal trial ended test month, — evidence. the criminal trial ended last month, eight of those jurors chose _ last month, eight of those jurors chose to— last month, eight of those jurors chose to come back to see stephen bmien— chose to come back to see stephen boden and — chose to come back to see stephen boden and shannon marsden get sentenced today. i think that is quite _ sentenced today. i think that is quite usual these days, particularly where _ quite usual these days, particularly where these emotive cases happen. relatives _ where these emotive cases happen. relatives have been here today as well to _ relatives have been here today as well to see at they too sentenced to prison, _ well to see at they too sentenced to prison, that's what they wanted the side and _ prison, that's what they wanted the side and their impact statements eartier— side and their impact statements earlie

this time the coach may not be at geordie but eddie hollis built a team in touch with its city.wo. let's hear from a player now, who started in newcastle's first game in the champions league, warren barton, september 97, kenny dalglish was the manager, no alan shearer who had ruptured knee ligamants preseason, but faustino asprilla scored a hatrick as they won 3—2, against barcelona at st james park. warren gave me his reaction to newcastle's return and also the parrallells with his team 26 years ago. iamso i am so happy and delighted for everybody at newcastle. notjust i am so happy and delighted for everybody at newcastle. not just at the football club but in the region, what they went through for the last 14 what they went through for the last 1a years in the turnaround has been in the last 16 months has been quite incredible. ijust know the people, how they'll be going into work the following day a little bit blurry eyed, a little bit of a headache. but looking forward to the summer. planning the trip to europe. it's a marvellous achievement from the board members to the own

and one of the reasons, and it is very geordie and. one of the reasons preserved in buchanan's diary notes, in the oval office, ford expresses sympathy for the on jaworski. he doesn't want him to bear the entire burden of deciding what to do with richard nixon. so he will take that burden onto himself. susan: you said he lived with himself -- richard: in 2001, the kennedy library, remarkable. it gave him the profiles specifically for the nixon parting. -- pardon. kennedy couldn't have been more gracious. he said that kennedy was wrong and ford was right. anyway. ford set off. he said, after they encouraged, they stopped asking. then the last years of his life, they were finally able to put the pardon behind him. kept asking about the warren commission, and other conspiracies. the pardon question is as if the kennedy had laid it to rest. susan: you begin and end the book about two stories of people he invited to the white house. george mcgovern and jesse. richard: two improbable stories. in 1975, george mcgovern was invited to a stag di

the last time they gave a read it was 1.8 billion and the geordie are insured, up from 68%.ector. target of 1.8%, kept the year by taking down the second quarter. some weakness, they think they will move through it. home depot after the earnings disaster, bouncing back. tesla higher after the investor day. tech is digesting it, a sign of help. this is interesting, the 10 year yield. for many years this was the great bond bull market, yields going lower over 40 years. well below during the pandemic and now well above. it is very interesting. we do have the 10 year yield down about 30 basis points. even though the trend is broken, will we see a return to the main? basically the bond bull market. we don't know but we can't rule it out. guy: yep. a lot of moving parts now. let's carry on. abigail doolittle, thank you. the u.s. recession is a certainty according to jp morgan. the firm says the fed may lower interest rates. the heads of global rates at jp mam said the market's right to be penciling in cuts. inflation is too high and it will take a recession to bring it back down.

markets lower with the exception of japan up a fraction, worst performer hong kong, down nearly 2%, geordieonversation all morning long fox business cheryl casone he, mark tepper in restoring american editor for the washington examiner right now. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: alright, election 2024 coming up, for the governor ron desantis launching his 24 presidential campaign on twitter last night. watch this. >> i am running for president of the united states to lead our great american comeback. her southern border collapse, drugs are pointing to the country, cities are being hollowed out by spiking crime, the federal government cannot harder for the average family to make ends meet to maintain a middle-class lifestyle we must in the culture of losing that effect to the republican party in recent years. maria: desantis making the announcement with a conversation with elon musk on twitter spaces feature which was filmed with glitches. listen. >> tonight to individuals who have done more. sorry about that, we have 70 people here that i think we are melting the servers,

he needs a clear geordie of his conference, or else his job could be at stake as well.ff: remind us of the major issues, the concerns that republicans and democrats have about how this bill will affect everyday americans. lisa: that's right. on thing about this is first, the reason so many people are undecided is because they are thinking about those mistakes. i want to first lay the sound of two of the leaders of both sides showing how bipartisan this was. neither side is exactly ecstatic about this, but both are saying that they have to move forward. here is what we heard on the floor today. >> it is not a perfect bill, but it does represent a compromise between the administration and congress that's necessary in divided government. nobody got everything they wanted, but the end result is a truly historic bill. >> there is no perfect negotation when you are the victims of extortion. nobody likes to pay a ransom note, and that's exactly what tonight's vote is. it's our payment on the ransom of the american people. lisa: what is interesting is those are two leaders who

the more geordie of them filling the gallery. there were also people here calling for his impeachment. people who said they don't like his policies. but also people who feel he was corrupt. ken paxton has been under investigation for various things since his first term in office. there are serious concerns among some people here about that conduct. that was the mood we had on the ground here. it was really republicans arguing with each other, debating with each other. -- democrats on the floor today, in deciding how best to move forward in this process. alicia? >> nbc's, priscilla thompson. think you so much. now, to the fight over raising the debt limit. nbc news has learned president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy, they are speaking on the phone right now. today, on capitol hill, mccarthy told reporters he feels closer to an agreement. but the two sides are, quote, not there yet. our top gop negotiators says a debt deal could come in a matter of hours, or days. today's talks on the hill come after hours after treasury s

opinion polls in the first round of the election while his alliance of parties captured a parliamentary geordie. -- majority. australian trade minister don farrell says the center may be the next beneficiary of congress relationship with beijing. they expect china turn move 80% of tariffs on bali exports in the next few weeks. the comments of the latest signs that ties between australia and there top trading partner are on the mend. beijing lifted its ban on australian timber. global news, 24 hours a day. on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm adrian wong. this is bloomberg. rishaad: let's have a look at what we've got coming up. the united states will not tolerate china's decision to ban micron ships in cripple sectors. more on the beijing washington tensions with reva. china continues to slide. the cause and effect on the economy. that is next. you are with bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: that is the week ahead. we are looking here at some of the key economic data points. u.s. jobs data, 100 73 jobs expected to be created. unempl

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