the money the 'll be to get gerard at the helm. they'll be able — to get gerard at the helm. the money they'll be able to _ to get gerard at the helm. the money they'll be able to offer steven - they'll be able to offer steven gerrard, and i don't mean his salary, to work with the best players, will be something he'll want to test himself with to see if he can get players in the clubs and work them, and improve them. gerard's last match with against rangers was a—2 on saturday. his legacy there though was sealed last season when an empty stands at ibrox, rangers won the lead. it was though his only trophy — nine were possible in scotland is three years in charge, and stjohnstone one more. but the nature of that title was extraordinary — his team lead in just 13 goals, they were unbeaten and stopped rivals celtic winning ten in a row. gerrard went to rangers with something to prove. but england's top—flight knows all about him. england's top-flight knows all about him. �* , england's top-flight knows all about him. �*, . ., england'

his first coach as a player was gerard — tell. his first coach as a player was gerard who _ tell. leered. he . tell. his first coach as a player| was gerard who leered. he did tell. his first coach as a player- was gerard who leered. he did great things at liverpool then went to villa. when he passed away last december, gerrard said it hit him hard. now he takes on the same role as his old friend. he hard. now he takes on the same role as his old friend.— as his old friend. he went out of his way to _ as his old friend. he went out of his way to change _ as his old friend. he went out of his way to change me _ as his old friend. he went out of his way to change me as - as his old friend. he went out of his way to change me as a - as his old friend. he went out of i his way to change me as a person. as his old friend. he went out of - his way to change me as a person. he put his arm around me at the right times. we had a bond and relationship that was very strong, so when we lost him, it was a real emotional day. i remember he used to say you have to be the best version of yourself

they'll never be justice gerard. but they keep seeking it. there's nothing else they can do. malcolm web al jazeera co ways, the democratic republic of congo. now, egypt has unveiled an ancient walkway that dates back thousands of years. it lay buried near the city of looked sore until it was discovered in the late 19 forties has been restored to its former glory after decades of work by archaeologists. katia lopez hold i am as well a glamorous ceremony to unveil egypt latest archaeological treasure. it's an ancient pathway call. the avenues thinks is, and dates back more than 3000 years. pilgrims, it's believed walked along the 3 kilometer promenade, marking a procession from the famous carnac temple to the nearby looks or temple lo phone. it is then i can only get at luck. so deserves this and mole. the city has the most important antiquities in the world backing for centuries, this ancient track was buried under sand and but that changed in 1949 when an egyptian archaeologist discovered one of several statutes for decades, moors provisions

gerard cassidy and gerard, great to see you this morning. thank you very much for being here.l of the changes that we've been seeing at the fed. but first, let's talk about their senate testimony this morning. what are you expecting from powell and how do you assess the selloff that we are seeing this? >> thank you for having me on the show, maria. i would say that the testimony that we should see today from the opening remarks that you just read. powell will be very cautious, he's obviously concerned about a potential slowdown. if you remember at the beginning of this year, the expectation was that we were going to see 6 to 7% gdp growth and then when the delta variant hit over the summer in the third quarter, real gdp growth slowed down to about 2%. so this new variant comes in and as powerful as the delta variant, you could see the economic activity remain very slow relative to what earlier expectations were. so i think he's going to be very cautious and concerned about what could happen if the variant is as widespread as the delta variant was over the summer. maria: yeah,

gerard g to so you again >> thank you good to see you. >> before we talk about actual names in the bankbelieve, is the best man to reverse engineer what are he's done in his first term >> i think there is some validity to it, carl we didn't have many choices to be rumored and she is dovish than powell. you're right he has a tough task in front of him is not as transitory as he thought and probably going to have to get more aggressive than they anticipated six months ago at least powell is a known quantity >> that takes us to net interest revenue, which takes me to your view and correct me if yom wrong, that the barngs are poised for the best year since the political crisis >> you're right. during the typing of 2016 to 2018 and you remember we went to 2% fund rate andel for the industry t grew 15%. and it went from two to six, to eight. frrmgs it is going to be a similar pattern by rising heats. it positions the banks very well for 2022 >> ando i ask this because in recent weeks i've seen that. if that takes place now, what does that to to the entire thesis >> really good question. becau

earlier i asked how big a 'ob gerard now has. 3 . . ,, earlier i asked how big a 'ob gerard nowhas. � spend on the squad in the premier league. he could get off to a winning start, but he he will be looking... it is the law of the premier league, money and the chance to get into the top half of the table, i think, to get into the top half of the table, ithink, distracted in government now. table, i think, distracted in government now.- table, i think, distracted in government now. table, i think, distracted in covernment now. . ., , ., , ., government now. england tap captain joe root says — government now. england tap captain joe root says the _ government now. england tap captain joe root says the racism _ government now. england tap captain joe root says the racism scandal- government now. england tap captain joe root says the racism scandal at i joe root says the racism scandal at his home club in yorkshire has told lives apart. he has promised to support the chair. for former players have spoken publicly about their experiences and discrimination. l their experiences and discrimi

instead, we get all these other false stories that gerard baker writes about and they never correct,y just get them in there, they pile the story away so it becomes inbred in the american knowledge, populations knowledge, and then they drive by, walk away and never corrected. >> i was at a trial with the judge and somebody wanted to introduce the new york times as a newspaper into records of evidence and he said, that's garbage. but back on the fbi statutes, the fbi -- one of its delineated jobs is to monitor and combat foreign propaganda and disinformation. but in this case, you are saying that the bureau was whitewashing that foreign disinformation, promoting it? sen. johnson: again, this was directed from the top of the fbi. again, we have proof that they knew that there were russians affiliated with russian intelligence services were feeding into the steel dossier. they knew since october of 2016 and told no one. >> it was a road agent or analyst they would've been sacked and indicted by now. sen. johnson: and then you have the struck page text talking about how their sister agen

liz: let's get to michelle gerard what you have to say about that and how does jay powell and the rest of the federal reserve justify rates at 0 without a definitive moment he can say it is getting to be time when we look and say let's go. >> i think the announcement was right initially. with the announcement of taper maybe starting a month sooner confirming adobe finished by year. you saw initially the yield curve in the reaction it's near flat. at the press conference ways on and we heard from the fed chair you can hear all the caveat, there was more of an explanation of why they were going to continue to move slow and why they needed to be patient not only about inflation but the economic outlook. in the risk that the economy faces in both directions. that's why you fall, we actually saw the market saying there is an acknowledgment about inflation being temporary but were not really stepping up the timeframe for which we want to think about taking action on interest rates, replacing expectation on the margin went up with the steepening of the curb. liz: inflation, something really c

there is a great article by gerard baker in the wall street journal this week where he lays out all of these major false stories promoted by the mainstream media. even if you don't really pay attention to the news, please -- these false stories have been repeated so often. and of course, the granddaddy of all those is the russian collusion hoax. the american public has accepted it by the drive-by media, so as radel leo says, -- ray dalio says, what window do you go to to get your reputation back? what window do we go to to get the truth back? the media has pushed all these false narratives, when i say pushed, i mean pushed. so that even citizens that don't really follow the news are aware of these falsehoods, they believe it's the truth. that is still driving our politics. i have said this repeatedly. no matter what involvement china or russia might have been interfering in the election, what the media and the social media have done, in terms of interfering in our elections, have had a far greater impact. they got a candidate who would not leave his base elected and they are calling th

his wife to traumatize, to talk about it. gerard's brother john patrick was told about what happened by another worker who got my pharaoh van. his truck broke down into mine at around 3 30 in the morning. he reported it on the radio, invaded for help. when his colleague arrived later and opened the truck cabinet, found only his heart had his shoes and blood and other workers film what they saw in a mobile phone. she don't. they saying you chinese of slaughtered him. whereas his body days later, this video was circulated on social media work, a films, 2 men wearing the mind uniform and accused them of burying a body. it left gerad, somebody wondering if it was him. they went to ask the mine, they said the managers gave them $500.00 and this signed paper stating that the money was for morning. but they didn't answer any questions. this is where sharon worked. the company's called sick. i mean, it didn't respond to our request for comment. it's one of several state bank chinese companies that have bought most of the cobalt mines. gerad disappearance is just the latest of many allegation

to, to restart our engine after the international breaks for liverpool and england council, steven gerard is making his managerial w in the leak is aston villa team playing brighten austell. they could move into that. so for the, when over liverpool, liverpool, they were beaten by west ham in their last game before the international break. the national team say they train pretty much through all this because her coaches one to a, for their own targets and on again then they wanna very often think that they have to physically work with them as well and, and not, i don't like it. and so it was not helpful in the ambiguity. my me hates, have one that falls straight game. they did it by beating the visiting washington wizards. jimmy valez start on the night with 33 points to leave the heat by 112 to 97. when this is a 2nd straight last full time, our washington author read it, butler, we'll throw it down. and the japanese prime minister has congratulated baseball's thought show, hey o tony, for winning the most valuable player award in the american league, the la angel sensation was the unani

and apparently gerard domain on the interior minister, france was unhappy that this was one, made public and described that as being apparently inadmissible. now, in that letter boyce johnson called for a number of things he was calling for greater cooperation between the 2 nations. what it seems he's going to get is not that some of the things he suggested was that what british police should come on to french soil and help patrol the borders of northern france. something that the french have said no known to many times already. and that france should take back any migrants that land on the u. k. i propose that we put in place of bilateral re admissions agreement to allow all illegal migrants who crossed the channel to be returned. this marks a serious decline in the relations already. relations was so low, but if you didn't think that they could get any worse, you would be wrong cuz this really is something pretty incredible. now, france has accused the u. k. of been too attractive or migrant. it says that is the problem. it says that the, the black market, the cash in hand type availab

in the red sea brings together israel, bahrain, and the united arab emirates on its will. stephen gerard is now a premier league management, one of english footballs, highest profile names is just taking charge of aston villa. ah, welcome to the news. our poland. ascending more troops to its border with bella, rues accusing its neighbour of encouraging migrants and refugees to enter its territory. the european union's preparing new sanctions against bella roost, president alexander lucas. franco says he is prepared to retaliate by cutting off gas supplies to the you. and all the while concerns are growing about the thousands of people camped out in the colds that dean baba has the latest. have now as the temperatures plunge, they try to keep warm as best they can. men, women, children huddling around fires. the scenes were filled quite better. roses telegraph news agency near the border. holmes bella ruth says there are more than 2000 refugees and migrants camped out here with more arriving all the time. bella, russian authorities have just released these pictures. bullock a duster offer

but for the gerard, finish that with the 3 to beat the buzzer. 811-172-1086, cleveland cavaliers play is finished with double digit since they catch portland. witness on the right time limit, even the height for $26.00 points for the trial places. but christy missed the game time 3 points are at the buzzer. cleveland winning 172-140-0000 mexicans have turned out on the streets of the capital port. sergio paris tear it up in a formula. one call. the red bull driver is carrying his country's hopes into this weekend for freight. no mexican is ever fit on the podium at home. the paris has been very competitive in a car this season and currently 4th in standing. and just time to show you some stunning pictures from the european alps where italian skier marcus ada has completed what he's described as the ultimate run. the olympic free sol competitor has been working with a film director for more than 2 years to film. his dream run from the peaks of sermons in switzerland to the valley floor in italy. the roots took edder through deep powder, ice caves and crevices. at a said he'd been visua

years ago. security's been stepped up, britain is supposedly paying france to take greater measures. gerard diamond on the interior minister there just in the last few minutes had said there needs to be more co operation between the countries and that on both sides. it's not good enough and that people smugglers are taking advantage of the disputes. but in britain, the political argument really is pushing the government to reduce those numbers they've. they've also increased because some legal routes have been shut down, for example, from syria and afghanistan. but the whole approach of the government right now is saying we have to break the, the, the business model of the people smugglers go after them. rights groups will council. well, they're only, they only exist and they only demand those extortionate fees because there is no other way for desperate people who have legitimate reasons to get to the u. k. from trying to to do so. so it's not clear what is going to happen in response to this, but there has been an increase in of the rural increase. the french said that just to day 671 peo

pretty patel last met gerard dana in september, and i think it is fair to say that the meeting didn'tmillion promised to france to increase patrols on beaches, to increase surveillance, and he was not happy about that at all, he accused britain of financial blackmail. crossings are set to continue, and lives will be lost. that was simon jones that was simonjones there. now, here is a question. did you watch strictly come dancing last night? if you did you may have witnessed something rather special from the show�*s first ever deaf contestant. rose ayling ellis, who's an actress on eastenders, and her partner giovanni pernice, performed an emotional dance dedicated to the deaf community. let's take a look at what happened. # ijust want to be part of your symphony... silence. music resumes. well, i got goose bumps, i don't know about you. i spoke to harriet oppenheimer from the national hearing loss charity, rnid, a little earlier, and she told me how significant rose's performance was to the deaf community. it was an extraordinary moment, it's a visceral moment to switch between hearin

points, which means he's now school. 20 points or more 15 times this season. hydrant, brooklyn's kevin gerard for most in the league now will re montoya re taken the lead goals, wolds her championship, and by, as he looks to become the 1st pay it when the tournament 3 times, the northern irishman made 7 buddies and see values on day 3 to finish on 14, on the part the european tours last event of the season. that leaves in one shot clear going into the final round. but even if he does win on sunday, my one sunday and the number one to fall behind the race to devise funding. and the rich his prize and women golf is up for grabs. then it's francis dean boots . yeah. who's in poll position to take home the $1500000.00 when a check. she's for shots clare at the c. m. e group to championship and florida, which is the season finale on the lpga. her with see i was level power off the a holes on day to around came to life also that she made 7 buddies in the final pen . hope to finish up with back to back 65. now that leaves her on 14, on the not so you for, for me and i'll be back later. yes, thank yo

we also had a news conferences and remarks from gerard darmanin, the interior minister in france.also said that in the course of that, the aircraft will fly day and night over the area from france to the netherlands. that is following the netherlands. that is following the meeting today. in which the ideas being discussed and which the commissioner was at. we also told there was some criticism about british position on migration and saying that basically the british must be responsible and make their country less attractive for migrants, he said. that is the latest copy from that meeting, which i think has broken up. i meeting to which the home secretary was not invited, other other interior ministers had been invited and she was then invited because president macron got upset because boris johnson tweeted a letter, treated simultaneously, and the french felt they were being bounced into reacting into policy ideas from the prime minister. some other breaking news... covid related. the department of education says schools in england, pupils in year seven and above will have to wear

gerard was there. the three what i call the trifecta of the task force was dr.of the cdc, dr. fauci, and dr. burke was the head of the task force. i would listen to them and their discussions were... they were off-base. my first meeting with the vice president, does everyone agree? and i was reluctant to speak up. and he sees my face and he says scott, you are here for a reason. i asked you to come here to say your opinion. if you disagree, say it. i said okay, i totally disagree. and then i went through the data. and i was the only one who had scientific papers in this task force meeting. i walked around the white house my entire time and every task force meeting i went to was two dozen papers, all the new data. i would go through the scientific papers whenever i spoke. and whenever i spoke about an issue, whether it was school's opening, the risks to children, the amended date, no one there, none of these medical people offered any data to robotic. they never had any scientific papers. they would say -- >> tucker: they would go after you personally? >> they we

host: gerard is in maryland. independent line. caller: how are you doing this morning? want to talk about the comments that many of the colors are making about the family separations of folks -- many of the callers are making about the family separations of folks at the border. -- immigrants who come to the border, people who are seeing violence in their countries. united states and its proxies through the policies we enact and the idea that these people have suffered trauma and do they deserve some type of financial restitution for that? possibly. do they deserve to be reunited with their families? absolutely. do they deserve to be treated cruelly and spat on? absolutely not. i am driven by the idea that these people host: -- thanks for calling in from your car. big donors financed joe biden's 2020 run and now they are frustrated. some of his most loyal contributors are feeling cast aside according to more than 30 interviews with democratic donors, fundraisers. with the loss of the virginia governorship making plain the darkening political climate for mcgrath, the whit

speaking for the first time since taking over — and he paid an emotional tribute to his former manager gerardthe same role as his old friend. he went out of his way to really change me as a person, both on and off the pitch. he put his arm around me at the right times. he shouted at me at the right times. we had a bond and a relationship that was very strong, so when we lost him it was a real sad day, an emotional day. i used to lean on him for advice a lot. and i remember the words he used to say to me all the time, "go and be the best version of yourself and you won't go far wrong" so i'm sure he'll be looking down today very proud. a fitting tribute from the new aston villa manager. that's all the sport for now. the new culture secretary has told the bbc that left—wing campaigners have "highjacked" social media and made people "afraid" to say what they think — but insists she doesn't want to start a culture war. nadine dorries has today announced another £107 million to help venues in england recover from the pandemic has been speaking exclusively to the bbc�*s culture editor, katie razzal

the premier league returns today with steven gerard taking charge of aston villa for the first time.ng a routine test on friday, meaning that he won't be at the match that he was hoping would be his first in charge of newcastle. instead, assistant head coaches jason tindall and graemejones will take charge of the team at st james' park. manchester city's kevin de bruyne, is also missing after he tested positive for covid after returning from international duty with belgium. he'll isolate for 10 days, which means that he'll miss city's next three games, including their key champions league tie with paris saint—germain on wednesday. it's the grand finale of the golf season and rory mcilroy is still in contention at the dp world tour championship. he starts his third round injust a couple of hours' time. a double bogey on the 18th yesterday saw him slip back to nine under par, one shot off the lead. england's sam horsfield, john catlin of the usa and ireland's shane lowry are all on 10 under. it's the season—ending event on the women's tour, too, at the group tour championship in florid

host: gerard in texas. democrats line. hi. caller: good morning. how are you doing, miss chumley?: good morning. caller: i am a conservative democrat. believe in self-employment, fully yourself up by your bootstraps. i would like to deal with facts and the fallout of facts. bill clinton in modern times is the only one who pay down the debt most conservative republicans cannot still come to terms with that. and after he left office the first act was to eliminate or take the funding or the proceeds that would have continued to pay down that debt. those are facts. and a lot are attacking that history. that cannot be undone. secondly, when barack obama came into office and had to deal with the fallout of that that, the collapse of the economy, he made the wrong choice in going the medical route in terms of trying to go with universal health care. if he would have followed the same path as clinton and focused on the economy we would not be here. we would not have had a trump or any of the far right issues that this country is facing. host: great. you, caller. miss chumley, go ahead, pl

wish i could see everybody everybody is still masked up and stuff and i'm going, laura, is that you gerard> i mean, you left here a couple years ago how many years ago >> three years april 7th but who is counting? >> in those three years, you have led an extraordinary life for people who don't know, you moved to nashville and started all over and i don't think i've seen you this happy i can't remember >> i haven't been this happy don't make me cry, hoda, in a lot of years people don't know that frank had been sick for quite a few years. it's been six years since he passed, too. so i knew when i was in that empty, beautiful home with my children in california and frank with jesus and my mom and dad, also, i just -- i couldn't even toast the -- we all did sunset alert every night, the kids with their tippee cups and frank and i with our tippee cups and i couldn't do it and the puppies, they would look at me and i would look at them and it's a line from the movie, then came you, i've got to make new memories or the old ones are going to kill me and i'm not ready to die. >> starting over, was

host: gerard in texas. democrats line. hi. caller: good morning. how are you doing, miss chumley?orning. caller: i am a conservative democrat. believe in self-employment, fully yourself up by your bootstraps. i would like to deal with facts and the fallout of facts. bill clinton in modern times is the only one who pay down the debt most conservative republicans cannot still come to terms with that. and after he left office the first act was to eliminate or take the funding or the proceeds that would have continued to pay down that debt. those are facts. and a lot are attacking that history. that cannot be undone. secondly, when barack obama came into office and had to deal with the fallout of that that, the collapse of the economy, he made the wrong choice in going the medical route in terms of trying to go with universal health care. if he would have followed the same path as clinton and focused on the economy we would not be here. we would not have had a trump or any of the far right issues that this country is facing. host: great. you, caller. miss chumley, go ahead, please. gu

in the last few minutes, the new aston villa head coach, steven gerard has been speaking to the mediasin. i will give thisjob everything it needs for it to be a success. i will be 100% committed. i don't think there's anything wrong in football to have dreams and aspirations but as i say, liverpool have got a world—class coach they are very happy with. if he was to sign a lifetime deal right now i would be very happy for them and him. . would be very happy for them and him. , :, ., , :, ., :, him. there is more details on all of those stories _ him. there is more details on all of those stories on _ him. there is more details on all of those stories on the _ him. there is more details on all of those stories on the bbc— him. there is more details on all of those stories on the bbc sport - those stories on the bbc sport website. that's it for now. thank you very much. the prime minister has admitted to conservative backbenchers that he — as he put it — "crashed the car" in his handling of the row about the former conservative mp, owen paterson. he spent much of yesterday under pressure

and then gerard piquet and himself fought a lot, but they had a lot in common because they were very l champion. and then there was the | tragedy in 1994, the tragic death of ayrton senna, not long after having joined the williams team. give us a sense of the impact that had on frank williams's life. i sense of the impact that had on frank williams's life.— frank williams's life. i think it had a massive _ frank williams's life. i think it had a massive impact. - frank williams's life. i think it had a massive impact. i'm - frank williams's life. i think itj had a massive impact. i'm not frank williams's life. i think it - had a massive impact. i'm not even fully sure he ever recovered from it. as indeed a lot of people associated with that team, or even, i was there that day competing, we had a huge accident. it was a very black day in formula 1 history because there had been a death the day before and we had never seen anything like it before. the outpouring and the cry particularly for ayrton senna, because well champion, devoted to his sport, —— world champion, he was a god in br

and aston villa are stepping up moves to a rangers manager stephen gerard and significant developmentsdouble cork 1aao looks like. 1aao refers to 360 multiplied by four. how you land and are not dizzy, i don't know. she's only 18 and was in disbelief as she celebrated after landing. there would have been a time in that sport where they would have said it was simply not possible which makes me think of a guest coming up later, adam peaty who will be with us on the sofa, because people said at certain times in swimming could not be done. it can't be done and then somebody goes and does it. and what he achieved a strictly was fantastic. he will be with us in a few minutes. let's go to another high achiever. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. i thought somebody else had walked into the studio. i i thought somebody else had walked into the studio.— into the studio. i wasn't referring to ou. into the studio. i wasn't referring to you- they _ into the studio. i wasn't referring to you. they had. _ into the studio. i wasn't referring to you. they had. good - into the studio. i

speaking for the first time since taking over and he paid an emotional tribute to his former manager gerard the words he used to say to me all the time, "go and be the best version of yourself and you won't go far wrong" so i'm sure he'll be looking down today very proud. chelsea's women, couldn't repeat the thrashing of swiss side, servette last night but they still won, to strengthen their position at the top of their champions league group. the away game finished 7—nil to chelsea, but there was just one goal this time. sam kerr with a smart finish in the second half. they're three points clear ofjuventus, who they take on next. fallon sherrock continues to make history at the grand slam of darts. she's now into the quarterfinals after beating mensur suljuvic by ten legs to five in wolverhampton. before this week no female player had even got through the group stage of this tournament, now sherrock will face the former pdc world champion peter wright in the last eight. she continues to make history. what an automotive spin. remember in september she was the first woman to play in a televi