during the hackett year guess what, it was $13 in 1997 as well. it's gone up and down since then, but 25 years or so of nowhere is pretty interesting in an environment where automaker probably had the best decades in their lives. in terms of ford and tesla, in his an agram or month agram, i'll say this. 65% of ev sales in the united states, is that going to continue to dwindle? my sense is the other will start to catch up. i'm not saying there's only blue sky ahead, but i think this to be you with probably own here. >> our next guest is a ford bear emanuel rozner, great to have you with us. what i characterized the earnings as terrible, but we've had incredible at bits the news from forte i wonder how, if at all, this changes your perspective on the company? >> hi, melissa, absolutely not we downgraded ford to a sell rating a couple weeks ago, what is extremely clear in our view is this turnaround is not on track. the fact there's a cost disadvantage at ford versus gm, and certainly versus tesla is not in dispute it looks like they're not having t

merseyside derby and the arsenal city game on wednesday night let's speak to former referees chief keith hackettouldn't be happening should it> there is a very clear criteria of how the vr operates, when they should come in. i how the vr operates, when they should come in.— should come in. i cannot believe that a very _ should come in. i cannot believe that a very senior— should come in. i cannot believe that a very senior referee - should come in. i cannot believe that a very senior referee who i should come in. i cannot believe i that a very senior referee who has had a long career on the premier league and now a permanent va are operator sits in a room with all the technology in front of him and forgets to put the lines up. it seems to me that we are coming under increasing pressure, three minutes, trying to determine in midfield, the penalty spot, whether someone is offside. and they missed completely that headed ball to the winger who then crosses it. so for me, it's something that howard webb, and i have every confidence that he will, act upon this. make some changes this evening, i think

be looking for weaknesses and if they see that level of weakness that becomes very prom nathanial hackette, they make move -- prominent they may make moves that could impact us for sure. stuart: do you think america's military at this stage is able to fight the war and help fight the war in ukraine and help taiwan against china? are we stretched too thin? >> we can do these things, we can do these things, stuart, it's just a matter of if we have the will to do them and what price we're willing to pay. that's what all wars boil down is what price are you willing to pay for victory, and that's what these questions only ultimately get resolved when war happens, and i hope that doesn't go in that direction. stuart: would you say that president biden has shown good leadership in ukraine? he slow walk it had and not provoked the russians. is that good leadership there? >> i think he's walking a very fine line, and i think that he doesn't know where the edge of that line is. i think no one knows; right. you've got putin over there and we're not 100% sure what he's going to do, obviously. every mo

jaime, this time with the steal, he finds amari bailey out in front of the 2 on 2 news hackett systemat we throw down. the bruins get their 23rd consecutive home 78 to 43 stanford travel to u.s. c tonight in the saint rose that out. there's the other night. they did a number on the part tonight. it will sure they are usc with the steal. drew peterson picks it up, gets it over to boogie ellis. he drains the 3 6 of 10 from beyond the arc for him tonight. 33 points on the night usc up 11 at the break. and then peterson, again, the drive to the key crazy out of control. it's in lane. thanks he's about the shot is good. >> he finishes tonight with 21 points as usc drop sanford, 85 to 75. now let's go to salt lake city where they are hosting the nba all-star game saturday night is all about the fun of it is to give the nba fans and players a number of entertaining composition to watch and participate one of those advances. the 3 point contest with no splash brothers in sight, of course. but putin for the key from oakland, jamie and miller. 3 point contest. but he what he'll hit. 25 with dam

well, david hackett fisher proved in his book washington's crossing that it was quite the contrary. these are very professional soldiers. they're good fighters. they're discipline. and the point that was made in book and commentators on it that, we should see with dawn's work as well, is doesn't it make, the victory all the sweeter if you're you know if the person or the group that fighting is all that much better. why should we put them down. no. no. confirm that they were good, strong professionals. who knew their jobs, who fought. and then you're left with the question. then how the heck did these rebels win if they were so good and so, don is bringing that story of that good, strong, professional force as a front. and in this particular case, is talking about a professional army that has women followers with it who are assisting that army? so what i wanted to start with here with don is his title begins, killed, imprisoned struck by lightning. now, we're always taught try to go for a sexy title so that people will read the rest of it and you go, well, that's that seems qualify.

phil hackett from the richard the third visitors centre. on the on the tarmac and she said she had a feeling that that's where it was which you know obviously sounds insane and yet she was proven right . and then she was proven right. and then on that, the dna on top of that, the dna sequencing is a speciality . sequencing is a speciality. university of leicester and the living relatives were last living relatives were the last onesin living relatives were the last ones in line because haven't ones in the line because haven't had really is most had children. it really is most incredible. archaeological detective story ever told. the space has been given special protection by, historic england and the visitors centre is built right on spot where richard was found . richard the third was the found. richard the third was the last plantagenet . his family last plantagenet. his family ruled england . 300 years until ruled england. 300 years until he died at the battle bosworth in 1485. in the centuries since he's been villain, mainly because of

and then lastly we have billy hackett who was a policy institute, policy specialist at the national sustainable agriculture coalition. where he focuses on crop insurance quality and competition issues. let me just say one reminder, if you're watching online and would like to ask any questions, , you can send an e-mail to benjamin or on twitter just use the hashtag, #aeifarmbill. so with that, let me turn to jeff. >> thank you. i really delighted to be a today to talk about some recent research that we are published at the economic research service, usda. i'm to be sharing some findings and some numbers from a report called america's farms and ranches at a glance. the 2021 edition and we are talking about all data from 2021. 2021. so in the previous panel we herd a little bit about the 22 and 23 forecast for forecast for the farm sector economy. the data i'm going to be showing is kind of rooted in that 2021 year, which as you remember it was a year of strong growth, not peak growth, but it's the most recent snapshot of farms for 2021. all the data comes from the agriculture resources management

boris johnson a nuisance on brexit deal and laura hackett returning to the topic of my take at ten charlies great works of fiction have been making them and giving them a rewrite. if you missed my take it ten you can find it at gb news on twitter , courtesy of our news on twitter, courtesy of our excellent digital manager page. you can also see my big opinion on there as well . gb news on on there as well. gb news on twitter reacting to the big stories the day all radio and tv presenter hamilton, journalist and broadcaster peter lloyd and bestselling and dating expert cassiano sobel. now the detective in charge of the nicola bulley case, smith has been criticised for her choice of dress whilst . at a press of dress whilst. at a press conference . some thought it conference. some thought it might have been inappropriate choice. others have defended the outfits . she was wearing high outfits. she was wearing high heels . i outfits. she was wearing high heels. i guess outfits. she was wearing high heels . i guess the goes to her heels. i guess the goes to her knee and then she's got exposed a

boris johnson a nuisance on brexit deal and laura hackett returning to the topic of my take at ten charliel's great works of fiction have been making them and giving them a rewrite. if you missed my take it ten you can find it at gb news on twitter , courtesy of our news on twitter, courtesy of our excellent digital manager page. you can also see my big opinion on there as well . gb news on on there as well. gb news on twitter reacting to the big stories the day all radio and tv presenter hamilton, journalist and broadcaster peter lloyd and bestselling and dating expert cassiano sobel. now the detective in charge of the nicola bulley case, smith has been criticised for her choice of dress whilst . at a press of dress whilst. at a press conference . some thought it conference. some thought it might have been inappropriate choice. others have defended the outfits . she was wearing high outfits. she was wearing high heels . i outfits. she was wearing high heels. i guess outfits. she was wearing high heels . i guess the goes to her heels. i guess the goes to her knee and then she's got exposed

phil hackett is from the richard third visitors centre.n hour marked on the on the tarmac and she said she had a feeling that that's where it was, which, you know, obviously sounds insane . and yet she was sounds insane. and yet she was proven right. and then on top of that, sequencing that, the dna sequencing is a speciality of university of leicester and the living relatives were last ones in relatives were the last ones in the because haven't the line because they haven't had really is the had children. it really is the most archaeological most incredible archaeological detective story ever told. the space has been given special by historic england and the visitor's centre is built right on the spot where richard was found. richard, the third was the last plantagenet king. his family ruled england for 300 years until he died at the battle of bosworth in 1485. in the centuries since, he's been a villain , mainly because of to do villain, mainly because of to do propaganda and shakespeare. but many historians argue in his favour . many hi