after 26 years at the club and over 700 professional games gerard lost his last game in front of the home crowd at anfield. a group of fly is constantly focus on and think about this as a poky team when that narrative starts to snowball it becomes almost like a belief across the organization a collective mental model. that. got his 1st dose of crystal palace they inflicted his 1st defeat as liverpool coach and failed crystal palace again and of course liverpool have also won plenty of games against but it's always a close affair the psychological barriers are clear to see. his most feared opponent harry potter. or mike tyson who could never beat a band or holyfield. who can just never get the better of gerry. and captain ahab against the white. of being. in the bundesliga by. i don't have a problem with blood but. it is based on statistics. in the seventy's and byron both won multiple german titles byron success continued the falls haven't won the league since 1957 but if they could be buyers equal they could at least become their bogey team since the summer of 2014 no bundesliga sid

of gerard, he rode in on a -- what do they call it, recumbent bike >> andy: recumbent bike. >> tevater ] he followed the quai >> seth: we refers to them as the quai >> andy: he's on tour with the quai [ laughter ] >> and he had an iguana named gary larsson >> andy: yeah. creator of the first >> who was it that liked the martinelli's sparkling apple cider? >> andy: that was -- >> i texted you on thanksgiving. >> we just were talking about this >> seth: lomax >> andy: lomax >> yeah, lomax >> andy: none of these aired [ laughter ] >> seth: can you do lomax's voice for us for a second? >> andy: oh, in truly, such a pleasure to see you. [ laughter ] would you like another glass of martinelli's sparkling cider, the world's most perfect beverage >> yeah. i feel like i'm in the room with lomax. >> seth: yeah. colin, you -- we were -- you know, we e-mailed this script around, because we were talking about doing this and you made an observation about griff banks, that it was sort of -- it was a foreshadowing the future of american politics. >> that's right. i didn't realize that griff banks w

in may 2015 palace travel to liverpool and ruined and other special moment the legendary stephen gerard's last home match. after 26 years at the club and over 700 professional games lost his last game in front of the home crowd at anfield. it's a group of fly is constantly focus on and think about the team as a poky team when that narrative starts to snowball it becomes almost like a belief across the organization a collective mental. in november that. got his 1st dose of crystal palace they inflicted his 1st defeat as liverpool coach and failed crystal palace and. of course liverpool also won plenty of games against palace but it's always a close affair the psychological barriers are clear to see. the board against his most feared opponent harry potter. or mike tyson who could never beat holyfield. who can just never get the better of jerry. and kept. and you have against the white whale moby dick. by i. think. that will soon see me go off soon as you thing i missed was from lunch and i'm sure that's right in the bundesliga byron had a problem with blood but. it's based on statistics. in

and in europe for seven years before stephen gerard arrived and now they're marching towards the lasta league. ryan kent with the goal on the hour, but a ball over the top and stephen's celebration there tell you everything. there was a comeback winners in the first leg when they have now gone to portugal when they have now gone to portugal when inc. i—o when they have now gone to portugal when inc. 1—0 to go through 4—2 on aggregate. the providerfor that goal has been directly involved in three of the four goals across these two legs and missed a penalty tonight as well so he did his bed, all ends up fantastic result for rangers to maybe ten points of celtic and the scottish premiership but having a season to remember in europe. thank you. lets take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines. in the championship, leeds beat middlesbrough 1—0 to stay second in the table. the goal from mateusz klich coming just before half time. the defeat leaves middlesbrough just outside the relegation zone on goal difference. tottenham midfielder dele ali has been charged with bringing

doctor gerard, i see you nodding your head, would you like to comment? >> i wouldd comment is probably most of you know, we are in allegations within the ncaa, i would say that is a member of the organization that makes the rules, we understand the rules, we support those roles. a situation as we don't believe the evidence supports theos allegations. >> thank you. if there is a potential conflict of interest, why wasn't the university family informed earlier in the process? >> first of all, i respect and appreciate the concern you expressed over this issue, no one anywhere in the system takes pleasure in sanctioning or punishing the university or especially a young man or woman around these issues through enforcement. i'm not involved in the details in that particular case to answer your specific question. >> you are the ceo. when there is a lack of transparency or subjectiveness about the objectivity should come to your. i yield back my time. >> thank you all for coming today. it's been an interesting hearing. i'm going to divert a little b bit, have th

i think it's great what gerard is doing. think you for having me on your show. i think it is wonderful that they're helping all the different people all over the world. one thing i would wish that they would do, is take a look at her own back yards for all those homeless people, and all the people that are subject to catching anything. the other thing i want to mention, i wish that one thing, when you are talking about the coronavirus earlier. and all the different things. if people would get back in to the habit of washing their hands before the heat. adults, children, teenagers, babies. before we eat. >> will take the first part of your comments. >> mary, i completely agree with you. we have a needs. people were very needy here in the united states. in the u.s. government. it is doing a lot, we should do more. i want to be upfront about the fact. most people, polls, think that the united states thinks that the spent 25% or budget on foreign aid. it's less than 1%. we're spending a small fraction on foreign assistance. programs like coffee to get kids immunize.

stephen gerard's side could smell a winner. the combat was complete with a free kick. huge psychological advantage for rangers to take to portugal. roger federer says he can't wait to be back playing tennis again soon. the 20—time grand slam champion is set to miss the french open and the next three months of the tour after having knee surgery. he had been putting it off but says the longstanding problem wasn't getting any better. he's targetting a return for the grass court season and an 9th wimbledon title. that's all the sport for now. it looks like it will stay unsettled to and of the week and more wet and windy weather for some of us over the weekend. friday, lots of isobars on the charts. lots of weather fronts across the northern half of the country. here we will see the heavy and persistent rain across western and northern ireland into north—west england and the north—west england and the north—west of wales. further south should tend to be drier stop a very blustery day with heavy rain across the north, pretty atrocious conditions. these of the pennants, gusts

because he believed in macron, i'm thinking of mr gerard collomb, when he said quitting the governmentmatic move, he said in october, 2018 there was a fundamental problem, a lack of humility in mr macron‘s team. he said the danger was macron was becoming isolated, he doesn't take advice. very few of us, he said, can still talk to him. no, i don't agree with that. what i agree with is may be for the first two years we gave the image of knowing everything on how to... knowing better than... ..on how to transform the country and fix the country without needing the help of others. i think we said that one year ago after the yellow vest movement and the great debate, and the president even said it. maybe we went to quick, maybe we went to far and may be we should have done what we have done with the great debate before. ok, so in terms of specific mistakes, i'm mindful you actually began your political life as an adviser to a socialist minister. i suppose you were a socialist at the time, you made the move to en marche! did it stick in your throat that mr macron, from the very beginning, ma

. >> gerard smith just did it. >> to answer your question laura, blocks believe michael bloomberg aseing sincere in his apology central park five, things of the sort -- >> it's completely wrong, but listen to the airways look at the polls. mike bloomberg is completely done with black america. his ploy is to go the route of superdelegate. their candidate is bernie sanders, that's the candidate that mike bloomberg is going to have to try to rip it from. that's the truth, and i'm sorryo you don't like it. >> all right, candace and leo. we will see if michael bloomberg can spend the money in the way that influences african-americans. s we will see. i don't know. i've never seen anything quite like this. >> you like his chances laura. >> laura: i don't know, it's hard to do. all right, candace and leo like so much. i just want to announce that the nascar driver, ryan newman, who was involved in that horrific crash at the daytona 500 just hours ago, he is in stablen condition. unbelievable. amazing news as the crash itself was just beyond brutal. many expected the worst given the damage to

today and what that could mean for the record rally, let's bring in victoria fernandes and michelle gerard -- z >> i love this space and it's larnlly -- >> hearing a little tape that bled in there. managing director with nat west markets. welcome to both. victoria, i assume you saw what steve just showed. that is the probablity ascend ing as we move into the end of f the year of rate cut do you agree that that is a higher and heightening probability as the year grows longer >> tyler, we are seeing the probability move higher. when you look at those numbers, come to the september meeting, you have that full cut already priced in, but i'm not so sure we get there we know the market tends to move ahead of what the federal reserve tends to do. they tend to lead the fed quite a bit on these rate adjustments so i wouldn't count that in right now. it does seem like the next move will be a cut. but i'm not so sure we get it this year. you lock at what we're seeing. yes, bond yields have moved lower because of the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, but you have an equity market that's still r

were to leverage our extensive field presence to advance each of the three fundamental pillars that gerard ivanka talk about. and the early returns are indeed promising. as you for dubya gdp has already lifted the lives of 12 million women around the world. 9 million of those were direct beneficiaries of these programs. in its very first year the dubya gdp fund has made investments across 44 countries and amplified its reach. dubya gdp has collaborated with a large group of partners, across the private sector, ngos and local governments. in fact, 250 partners. at usaid alone are programming has improved working conditions for more than 1.5 million women and with help to provide entrepreneur training for over 600,000 women. but the numbers really began to tell the story of w-gdp's emerging impact. numbers cannot convey the story of women coffee farms in ethiopia and have access to credit so they can start and expand their businesses. women and the chocolate issue can take advantage of overseas market opportunities. our women's strawberry farmers in colombia who have not improved the quality

stone his caretaker leader while parliament remains in deadlock a vote by representatives to name leo gerard because successor on thursday was inconclusive but none of the 3 largest parties won enough seats in elections earlier this month to secure an outright majority because center right female party came in 3rd behind the left wing nationalist shinn sane and old rivals for oil. well still ahead here on out is there is news of the murder case that brought the suit to prime minister a body will face charges for alleged involvement in the killing of his 2nd wife. and find out why lebanon could default on its loan payments for the very 1st time i did sports that all formula one champions reinventing the steering wheel peter that story straight after the break. a long lasting some quiet weather into the southeast of the u.s. in see this area cloud here that's the one that brought the flooding to mississippi into tennessee that's now in the process of easing out into the open waters still want to see coastal shot was early on friday just around the carolinas but that will pull out to the wettes

with kate, it survived jim's discovery when helping kate move out of her apartment that she liked gerard, yes, and don't you know, i hate it.hat they got along very well after that. that was the beginning for me in nashville of 48 years i make it during which he became my much-amired professional colleague, my business partner. we knew all about each other's finances and everything, and, ao many of you said, my closest friend. i got to know about jim's hard times when growing up. with the humor and pathos that y went with them. instance, with my children in london, we had christmas with jamie a few years ago. and jim suggested, why don't we talk -- tell stories about our most meaningful christmases. jim and when it came to jim, he said there was one christmas when fred and i discovered the presents that our parents had uf bought and hidden them. and when our father found out that we had seen the presents, he was so furious that he said we couldn't have the presents. but as the state of the parents' finances at the time, their present, the two parents, to each other that christmas, was on

my name is bonnie gerard and i'm president of a consultancy, don't let the name worry you, it is china channel limited. we are a risk and strategic advisory consultancy, organize nalti -- or nati -- originating out of beijing originally and out of the states since 1991. you talked about partners getting to know each other by eating slices of pizza, getting to know each other's kids' names, being together. how? such as people like us from -- some are also from the commercial world who have spent decades in china, we got to know by working and living and socializing side by side with active and retired pla officers and their families. we got to know these people and we had slices of pizza and chicken wings and other things, so we got to know them in a way that for the commercial world was appropriate. how does the army get to know the chinese pla in a similar intimate way? >> the pizza was a freudian slip. it is friday night in the mccarthy house. but general millie who was the chief before and now the chairman met with his pla counterpart two or three times, and that is exactly the type

doctor gerard, i see you nodding your head would you like to comment >> i guess i would comment that most of you would know, we are an episode of allegations within the ncaa. i guess i would say, as a member organization, we are part of the organization that makes the rules. we understand those rules, we support those rules. our current situation, i don't think the evidence supports the allegation. >> thank you. mr. emirate, if there was a potential con collective interest, why wasn't the university in the weisman family told early on in the process? >> i respect and appreciate the concern that you expressed over this issue. no one anywhere in their intercollegiate system takes any play pleasure in punishing a university or a young man or young woman around these issues don't enforcement action. i'm not involved in the details enough of that particular case to be able to answer your specific question >> you are the ceo. when there is a lack of transparency or subjectiveness, the objectivity should come to you. i yield back my time. >> thank you mister chairman, thank you all for comi