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ifi if i say this now, it is probably going to be a massive headline tomorrow.w what the future brings. but, again, iam happy. you can write this but also have to write this but also have to write everything i said before. i am happy and, yep, write everything i said before. iam happy and, yep, that write everything i said before. i am happy and, yep, that is what i want to do. england women's manager sarina wiegman says their qualifying draw for next year's euros is tough but really exciting. as they bid to retain their title in switzerland, they're in a group with france and sweden, ranked third and fifth in the world, as well as the republic of ireland. the world champions spain will face denmark, belgium and the czech republic. the top two teams in league a groups automatically qualify, while the third and fourth—placed nations will go into the play—offs. along with the 12 best—ranked teams in league b, scotland will be expected to take one of those spots — they're ranked higher than all the other sides in theirgroup. northern ireland will take on malta for

those air strikes actually were in. ified over the last couple of hours against fugi camp, another residential building was destroyed, at least three palestinian civilians were reportedly killed while thousands were injured in that attack. it's worth mentioning that over the last night the israel incubation forces committed an apponic massacre after destroying a residental square in a noserati fiji camp that included uh several buildings in addition to stores and warehouses and shops and big fire. actually engulfed those houses and those uh shops there, at least nine palestinian civilians were reporttedly killed over the last attack and in the meantime the israeli artillery maintained shilling the eastern part of der balah city here as we are standing right now uh while in gaza city the israeli wanes also renewed their strikes against uh several residental buildings another residential building was destroyed and flattened particularly in the southern part of city, at least nine palestinian civilians were reportedly killed over the last couple of hours uh over that attack and in the meantime, w

ifi if i were a fan, i would want to watch the best players compete against — watch the best players week out. to me, that seems like the — week out. to me, that seems like the lowest hanging fruit. not the — like the lowest hanging fruit. not the lowest hanging fruit, but basically, 0k, not the lowest hanging fruit, but basically, ok, i think if you — but basically, ok, i think if you just _ but basically, ok, i think if you just unify the game brought us all back together as a way, that— us all back together as a way, that would be great for the fans — the start of the new nfl league year is upon us, and that means teams across the league are confirming signings made in free agency. amongst the biggest is the baltimore ravens signing former tennessee titans running back derrick henry. hejoins the reigning afc north champions as they aim to go a step further in their super bowl hopes. they were beaten in the afc championship game by eventual champions the kansas city chiefs. a reminder of our top story on sportsday — the last eight of the champions league are set, after inter and bo

this morning, pressure intense ifying on princess kate to speak out as she recovers from abdominal surgery. kate was reportedly seen this weekend shopping for plants with prince william and watching their children play sports, but no photos of either outing and kate did not attend an annual saint patrick's day celebration, an event she's only missed one other time since 2012. >> for me, saint patrick's day is about families coming together, the royal couple instead sharing this instagram video previewing the event, writing happy saint patrick's day! >> here's a sneak peek of the irish guards rehearsing for their annual parade. friends close to the princess tell the sunday times kate might address rumors about her health in the future. that friend saying i can see a world in which the princess might discuss her recovery out on engagements. another friend, addressing last week's doctored photo controversy that stirred up conspiracies about the princess, saying it's a photo that she knew everyone would pore over, so she pored over it herself. she likes trying to make the family look the best

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and she ifies that the advice saying, my catharsis is your boredom. i'm not butchering that quote. but that was such a lovely way to justify her pacing in that. and also a really great piece on the term autofiction, which i sort of quarrel with as a genre. it's seen as a pejorative nowadays for a lot of writers. but she very warily, very trenchantly explains why this is actually a novel approach to fiction writing. so that's a great book for sure. judgment essay. what's another book that you're interested in this spring? oh, there's always this year by hanif abdurraqib that comes out later in the month. terrific writer from columbus, ohio, macarthur fellow recently has also been a national book critics circle finalist for his book called go out in the rain. go throw throughout a tribe called quest. it's been a finalist for the national book award and along with t national book award. i don't want to predict the future, but i feel like that might be another one of those. it'a tastic book about basketball. but that's like saying the odyssey is about shi

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ifi if i were a fan, i would want to watch the best players compete against each other week in, weekems like the lowest hanging fruit. not the lowest hanging fruit, but basically, 0k, lowest hanging fruit. not the lowest hanging fruit, but basically, ok, i think if you just unify the game and brought us back together in some way, that would be great for defence. that is it, matthew. more later on. gavin, thank you very much. the first minister of wales has attacked borisjohnson's handling of the covid pandemic, saying he was like a football manager who was largely absent. mark drakeford was giving evidence at the covid inquiry, which is currently focused on how the pandemic was dealt with by the authorities in wales. hywel griffith has the latest from cardiff. it was the emergency that spread to every corner of the country. when coronavirus reached wales, it was up to the welsh labour government to respond, to protect the nhs and take unprecedented control over daily life. mark drakeford says his government hadn't expected to have so much responsibility until days before the first lo

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. >>> it is quite a week for the newly trump-ified republican national committee. there were mass layoffs and the rnc sued michigan's top election official purge voter rolls. the rnc hired some new election lawyers. including christina bobb. do you remember that name? a big lie boosting member of trump's 2020 legal team. >> it is becoming glaringly apparent that donald trump absolutely crushed joe biden in the election. it is treasonous for our federal government to take away our rights and hide it from us and lie about it and rig an election and stall an illegitimate president. >> what is this woman's title in the rnc? senior counsel for election integrity. back with me to discuss. ron, editor and chief of midas touch and stewart from the mitt romney and george w. bush presidential campaigns. ron, what do you make of this move? secretary of state benson called it a meritless lawsuit that sought to anyone herb people's faith in security of the elections. >> this is a fairly routine thing. almost every state has more voter rolls than voters. you have people who reti

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. >> i'm kind of ify about that. i don't know.e it to the ones that are higher up than i am to make the decision about that. but i'm very protective of embryos. >> i don't know about that because i believe in god put them where they want to. if they want, if they're supposed to have a baby, let god do the work. >> i think women or families should have control of their lives and their bodies. women in particular. i think a lot of people making those decisions have not considered the whole realm of why people want to go through all of that expense, heart ache, to have children. and because they don't understand that, they're interfering with people's lives and happiness. >> reporter: so here is the caveat. when i ask a lot of these same people do they believe that women and families should have access to ivf. a lot of people say yes. i had one gentleman that very confidently said he agreed with the alabama supreme court then in the next breath said yes, he very much believes in ivf access. yes, this is absolutely an issue that can d

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story about whether you are going to see the side that is the more traditional wing, or the more trump-ifiedd that has really been the story the last five or six years. amna: how do you look at this? tamara: in much the same way. we will be watching to see if the trump-endorsed candidate in this senate race ends up being the one who emerges. but in arizona you have kari lake, who has basically cleared the field. she is someone who failed in her last race, who many establishment republicans thought was a disaster. she has been a leading election denier and has been out campaigning with trump. and ultimately, the establishment kind of folded and said ok, it's kari lake in arizona. i think jim i -- i think democrats are generally pleased to have that. in ohio, democrats want moreno to be the candidate the republicans elevate. amna: i need to ask you about a call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, their first call since majority leader chuck schumer took to the senate floor and called for regime change in israel. this has been a private rift that is now out in

we have morgan stanley analyst on to talk about there victoria fernandez and our friend, the ceo of ifihomas from ibm we'll find out how ai is powering stock research, fundamental and technical signals. i hope you'll join me for that conversation at 3:00 eastern time let's do some "final trades" here before we get out of here steve weiss, what do you got for us today >> i would be a sell of tesla. you can't say i've got problems with the ceo of google and on the other hand say hey, i love elon musk. there are major, major governance issues. yes, he's a brilliant investor, but the governance issues you can't get over in my opinion number two, the board is still complicit. number three, you're flooded with evs prices are coming down you don't want to be a u.s. company in china so all the headwinds i'm not a buyer, i'm a seller. i'm short. >> okay. you are an investor in the joe t. etf which is not short. >> that's my hedge >> we're on the level. s sirat? >> free port >> stephanie >> next terra. utilities rates are going down >> don't fall asleep on bank of america. >> "the exchange" begin

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president biden loses in the fall they can look at yesterday and go, whoa, maybe that's why, you know, ifis you hold the two screens up side by side, president trump, e doesn't look like the worst person in the world. he looks like someonll .e who's fed up with an issue that is affecting every state in every majopresidenn't lookr city in t, and that is rising crime. and even though crime has fallen statistically a little bit in new york citry major ciy, that i it still feels pretty bad. when the new york time.san is writing women getting sucker punched in the face. you know, you also have jeffrey katzenberg talking about this historic night. you know, thiswhen " america ant record they've pulled in, you know, and all of his historic accomplishment. all of meanwhile, 38% of respondents in the hents most recent fox nes poll said the president's most impressive accomplishment is nothing. omplishmisand 6% said the most e thing he's accomplished in office is notd in being. i don't know how that wins elections and i don't know how relyini g on your a-lister friends to raise money get you enough m

i recognise the | first part, and ifi may say, chair, first part, and if i may say, chair, not the second is right to have those guardrails and it's important that everyone can see that we are following rule the rules which mean that by the end of the period you are beginning to bring down debt, so thatis are beginning to bring down debt, so that is absolutely right. but in terms of suggesting that the measures were ray bit higgledy—piggledy, for want of a better word, higgledy—piggledy, for want of a betterword, i higgledy—piggledy, for want of a better word, i wouldn't agree with that. on tax, there is a very clear plan, we want to bring down the tax on work and the unfairness of double taxation on work, because that brings more people into the labour market. so national insurance cuts bring about 100,000 people in, and another 100,000 from national insurance cuts announced in the autumn, filling about one in five vacancies across the economy. so they are in terms of economic growth some of the most destructive taxes. so it was my strategy to arrange our tax affairs too, wherever possib

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chinese to pay you millions of dollars and your dad was in the room with you, and he said he'd be veryoy ifyangry if they didt pay up. >> hunter said he sent that text to the wrong chinese y, but that's quitee coincidence because the next day he got wired 5 millionat bucks. that would mean some randomhuntr chinese guy got a text from hunter who he didn't kno, w. and the next day wired him $5 million, eve hn though he didn't have his wiring instructions. d >> okay.ia what about the diamonds? giving you andt you kept losing. >> well, hunter said it probably wasn't even a diamond. >> it was just a stone. s so the chinese bought $233 mill million in diamonds, gave it to hunter, and he didn'tioe . >> it was worth anything and threw them out. okayem, but then he says, that's the way the chinese do business . quote, it's business culture in china. "it's busine i first received the diamond, i thought it was an extravagant gift. e mr. yi magnum bottle of, i think, scotch 67 macallan that ultimately was worth far more than the diamond he gave us. >> we spoke to american business executives who've done

electricity off lf anne and you promise these wind and solar projects which haven't been built, and even ifyhey are built, they're expensive, they're intermittent, produce electr produce electric. >> what we're having a huge problem. you can't have ally. the electrification you want and not produce electricity. noyou know, it's so interesting is because georgia especially is having some problems ws. nd >> of course, we know california has their problems and they say a lot has to do with airands.u and the increasr demand. and now if you want electric cars, you need more electric. city, then you need more gridgo power. but the grid powerin is going away from fossil fuels. so the power is not effective. it's storm idiocy.this a >> it really is.ng and this administration is pushing everything to be electric. they're banning gas powered gas stoves. they're bannins stoves.g powere gas leaf blowers. >> so if you push everything to the electrieverythielectrc g you're going to have more of a strain. and yet the very fossil fuels that power y ar grids, they're also f taking offline. so it really is a

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