so _ can. jules, you are doing a wonderfuljob so far, i can. jules, you are doing a | wonderfuljob soin warsaw, helping the refugees. actors and directors have been showing their support for ukraine as the awards were handed out, at the bafta film awards in london. the power of the dog was named best film, with its director, jane campion, taking the best director statuette. our culture editor katie razzall reports. 0vershadowed by war but back in person and on the bafta red carpet, small tokens in honour of ukraine. including from stephen graham up including from stephen graham up for best actor and best supporting actor, the youngest person nominated for a bafta this year. i person nominated for a bafta this ear. ., q , this year. i would offer my ho -e this year. i would offer my hope to — this year. i would offer my hope to ukraine _ this year. i would offer my hope to ukraine for- this year. i would offer my hope to ukraine for peace | this year. i would offer my i hope to ukraine for peace not war. sporting a badge of the ukrainian flag, benedict cumberbatch told the bbc he hopes

she runs track. >> go jules!all, she relies on teammates and friends to guide her. the tap on the backboard signaling where to shoot the basketball. >> with the sound it gives me an exact location of where the hoop is, so i know where the shoot. >> reporter: she finds strength in her faith. >> god's always been with me, and he's given me that strength. if i didn't know god it would not have been easy. >> reporter: and she says she's never felt limited because she can't see. >> to have this video go viral is a really good chance to educate people and show people what blind people can do. i don't see myself as blind. >> reporter: as for this week's big shot, she actually missed the first one. >> i had practiced right before the game and i wasn't making very many, so i'm like, okay, well, i'm just going to go into the game and if i make it, i make it. >> reporter: but this kid just doesn't give up. >> i was like, whoa. like, i was not expecting that. and then the applause. >> jules, we love your spirit. i'll see you

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this is you with your -- with jules.t. [ cheers and applause >> one of -- yep, yep. >> jimmy: that's good. >> i got a gang of those >> jimmy: yeah, i like that one. then this one is -- this is your "shaft" shirt >> oh, yeah. yeah, yeah [ applause ] >> jimmy: you've got, like, kind of a meaner face. >> i sometimes try and match the faces on the shirts. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, that's like a meaner face. >> see what i can do, yeah >> jimmy: and then this is my favorite one this is you wearing you wearing the "shaft" shirt. very meta -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and that's brilliant that blew my mind. >> with my -- my eye depuffer for the morning. >> jimmy: is that -- >> yeah, that's what the -- yeah, the little gold eye things in the morning. >> jimmy: yeah >> you have to work for some glamour. >> jimmy: yeah, come on. to look this good? come on, bud you know, you've been around for a while, and there's a lot of, kind of, internet rumors about you. and i thought maybe we could squash some of those rumors tonight --

jules davids and david's helped write john f. kennedy's profiles and courage with ted sorensen. how did he help um research chapter drafting if you read like herbert parmette's biographies of kennedy some people think dave jules. david's actually wrote hunks of it of the book jared talk to him about it. i did he was from he did. he told me how much he helped. he was proud of it and jackie kennedy came to take a class of history with him and he was a very very wonderful man, but i found out then he had alzheimer's and they asked me he needed to do tests and have a semester off. and i was a pretty young graduate student. they asked me to take over his course. he did. so here i was let's say twenty two three, maybe a year with that. i'm probably around 84 i did this 85. i'm trying to remember but it i took over its course and i taught us diplomatic history at georgetown that young because they were he got ill right before the classes started and they were either gonna have to hire an adjunct and change it around or let me be like the teachers assisted and even though i would then h

jules davids and david's helped write john f. kennedy's profiles and courage with ted sorensen. how did he help um research chapter drafting if you read like herbert parmette's biographies of kennedy some people think dave jules. david's actually wrote hunks of it of the book jared talk to him about it. i did he was from he did. he told me how much he helped. he was proud of it and jackie kennedy came to take a class of history with him and he was a very very wonderful man, but i found out then he had alzheimer's and they asked me he needed to do tests and have a semester off. and i was a pretty young graduate student. they asked me to take over his course. he did. so here i was let's say twenty two three, maybe a year with that. i'm probably around 84 i did this 85. i'm trying to remember but it i took over its course and i taught us diplomatic history at georgetown that young because they were he got ill right before the classes started and they were either gonna have to hire an adjunct and change it around or let me be like the teachers assisted and even though i would then h

we will get to jules in just a second. dani: there she is in the distance. what are you looking at with these big moves? juliette: absolutely. just looking at these instances. we are already seeing the hang seng tech index down by 17%. it has been down some 16% from its february 2021 peak. really giving a lot of support to not only the tech players but a range of sectors in this market that have been bearing down. we are certainly seeing huge moves on the back of that. is this the end of the regulatory crackdown on china tech? we can see investors in the market leave the market and china also to adopt effective policies to develop this huge jump coming through in property plays as well. the yuan gains in the hang seng index jumps the most since october of 2000 hpo you see the china enterprise -- since october of 2008. you see the china enterprise jumping. tencent is up by some 19%. state media showing that we had these reports coming through that there would be an upside to asia earlier today and you get these big headlines coming through from xinhua that wi

reaction, and jules is in singapore with the latest on the risks. what is the latest in dubai to combat the oil markets? dani: russia has threatened to cut off its oil supply via nord stream one, and the move which would be retaliation to sanctions, could drive consumer prices higher. the eu said it is working to cut the dependence of russian oil and gas by 80% this year. let's bring in our european correspondent for this. how real is this threat to further weaponizing gas and oil? maria: this is the thing. we know that nord stream 2 politically is dead nord stream one is still operating, and it has been operating at full capacity. yesterday we heard from opec saying that they do have a right to capture sanctions, so the west is not being friendly when it comes to russia. this is the first time that russian sanctions were introducing hints of cutting off flows. the timing of it is interesting because just a few days prior, the german chancellor came out and said in a written statement, that at this point germany cannot afford to not have supplies of

it jules without the book book feels lunch when a book at the boys she is so. ready thoughtful does an upgrade birth, i don't go from 5 to 9 to begin this for the formula. 3 minute i. d t v poetry, the news ready? i'm still with us an apology to english about us on monday. the 8th is alexia. yeah . which and yet others in the nation do it. you know, i feel really blessed. yeah. i had told them that i have i i that i'm sure there's just a quite a nowhere combined with enough share them with them. you're bullshit. just go to the program. i mean, you think you could think about them with him in the put it in the said god, i actually feel that we're like pioneers, to find like one wanted and beardsley trying to find no way to do it like reached up. and it's always like hard to go there because sometimes like there is no way to go back and go his other way and just you're like do some mistakes. but for the other people who go there after us, it will be easier. that's what i mean. yeah. helping every time i look at the space, i don't like why problems is so small. yo

released its most popular dog breeds and for the 31st year in a row, a labrador leads the pack and julesose. it was followed by the bulldog in the golden retriever who went on to receive the golden pause and they're all great dogs. they rounded out the top five with german shepherds and oodles and they say labradors are in demand because of their versatility as pets and she already has 2 and here is something she doesn't have yet. >> i don't have this program at the bay aquarium and it's helping sea otters still considered a threatened species so it involves pairing existing otters at the aquarium with nursing pups separated from their biological mothers in the ocean and the marine biologists say those pups wouldn't survive if not for the intervention program. >> there natural instincts equip them to be a better mom than any human can be. >> the sea otter pups will spend about a year being rehabbed before they are released back in the wild. >> we are watching the stuff and the same what kind of dog you have? >> i was actually shouting over to vern what kind of dog is chewy and he is? >>

music filled the streets and their activities for the little ones like a pony ride which i know that julesing about 20 years ago when she was a kid. >>> meanwhile, the united irish cultural center is holding its grst blpa faesaround . checking out the different booths and streets were filled with live music, food and a lot of green. >> it is amazing and all over this country and across small towns and large cities that this is a national day of celebration for irish americans and everybody wants to be irish around st. patrick's day. >> they have been hosting a block party for nearly 10 years. it was put on hold last year because of the pandemic. >> i know you are a big course enthusiast but how old were you when you first hopped on a horse? >> good question. i would say probably five. have you been on one? >> yes. sure. we lived in hollister. we had two. that is how we got to school. >> stop it. >> we will look at the outside conditions. mostly clear and a few clouds floated in tonight and a few showers overnight and the numbers are now in the 50s and 60s. 61 in san francisco and 62 in san

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jules jones poland has taken in the most.nwriter living in warsaw, and is one of many people in poland offering shelter to refugees. as soon as i found there was a way to connect with people fleeing ukraine i immediately talked to my husband about it and we agreed to take people in. who have you got? have one family he just left this morning and went to a long—term apartment and tomorrow a new families on the bus on the way here and will arrive in the evening. you have any way of communicating? a shared language? we use a bit of google translate and a little polish but my polish is not that good. we will make it work though! do you have space in your house? i'm actually in the room right now. this was the office but we cleared it out on the day that we decided we would do this and friends donated furniture and we got it all set up so it would be a comfortable place for people to rest and figure out what to do next. tell me about the reaction of friends and family then? it was interesting. as soon as they realised there was so

this is jules hoogland. she's a michigan high schooler. she's fully blind.es has some work to do. bang. >> yes! money in the bank. >> and the crowd goes wild. i saw this on the internet yesterday. brought a tear to my eye. it's just the whole community coming together for jules. she's totally blind. and she was nervous, but she made the shot. we'll be right back. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the way they exaggerate the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not an injection or a cream it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased r

she always loved to study at the age of 5 she read all 26 volumes of the collected works of jules correctlylems in order to quickly move to the next class, and at 13 she entered moscow state university. like her, only 10% of the world's population, these percentages include both simply capable and talented and a genius, and only 10% of young talents develop their talent so much that in become outstanding professionals in adulthood, and out of 90% geeks. in the end, ordinary average citizens grow up. about how easy it is to be a gifted child today alone with everyone confession of a child prodigy irina polyakova i am glad to greet you. with us, you know, i must say that the modern desire for the comprehensive development of children. sometimes it seems there is a selfish desire to assert themselves parents. and sometimes, maybe you can look at it differently. here's your expert opinion. i would say, because you are a child prodigy, but is it good to be a child prodigy? well i can say, so for your child. i would not want such a story. why inflated expectations and the habit of achieving has c

jules, we saw the reaction in u.s. treasuries. what does the ramification look like globally? juliette: absolutely. we have got the aussie 10 year yield heading the highest since 2018. we continue to see this bond selloff reverberate across. the globe. . we are also watching the reaction come through on the asian equity market and that is due to the fact that you are seeing the weakness in the yen. you see the nikkei which came back after yesterday's a long weekend up by 1.5%. that is the longest winning streak since september. let's look at the yen. 120 may now be the battle for this carrier trade. the yield differentials between the u.s. and japan, and the yen being a safe haven as well as we continue to see uncertainty over the war in ukraine. perhaps that is going to be the next barrier as we continue to see these high yields plan to the market as well. dani: elsewhere in asia we are also looking at alibaba this morning looking to buy the dip in its own stock and buybacks. what are the details? juliette: they have increased the share buyback from 15 to 25 billion, given th

let's get to jules, she has a lot more to unpack for us in terms of the goldman sachs call. juliette: we already knew this 5.5 percent growth target outlined over the weekend was going to be tough, but goldman sachs saying add in the oil shock and is going to be even more difficult for china. they are sticking to their forecast of 4.5% growth for 2022 saying higher oil prices will flow through to the consumer and have a huge impact on demand. it would be very unlikely they won't meet their target. they have met or exceeded the target every year since 2014, but goldman sachs highlighting a lot of risk here. we see positive future sessions for europe and the u.s.. this market in the last sovereign wealth fund offloading some of its assets in china, some of these big hong kong listed companies. there's a lot of concern on more flight from these fragile markets weighing heavily into the regional benchmark index. australian 10-year gilts on track for their highest close since 2019. is complicating things at central banks but we hear from the rbs governors saying rate hikes are po

interesting to sort of follow pop culture as as it relates specifically to space and you go back to jules verne and then, you know continue along and and pop culture has taken a lot of what it has done from what has happened in space in space is taken some of what it is done from pop culture. so it's kind of neat to see the tie between the two so i would say that that's probably a direct. both of those early spacecraft coming down and leaving a very large crater. it's funny to see that now when you said it i thought huh. i wonder if that's what's happening. one other question, how do you feel that? i know you said that nasa will be forced to work with the private sector for space exploration. but how do you feel about regular citizens? who are not you know well-trained? yeah going into space, but that's a really interesting question. um, i mean, i'm all for anything space because if space is is in the public eye or cosmosphere. specifically to the exploration of space, you know hundreds of thousands of products we use daily in our lives come directly from space exploration. i i think it's

that is the forecast, jules is here with more. >>> the adaptation of a wildly popular videogame is ahe first 24 hours since its release, halo set a new record as the most-watched series premiere for the streaming service. gianna franco has a look at what you can expect from halo. >> a new series is bring a popular videogame to life, the halo universe has arrived and is streaming on paramount+. much like the videogame, halo is set in a 26 century futuristic world where humans must battle an alien threat. their only hope -- >> humanities best. >> master chief is paid by pablo shriver. >> master chief is the soldier whose been tasked with and you know the most responsible for saving humanity from the covenant. >> along with the action you would expect from the halo video game, the show will also focus on the personal stories of the characters, woven into the halo universe. >> they are going to be surprised and they are going to fall in love with all of these different characters even more. >> the anticipated series has already been given the green light for season two. >> one of the thi

jules, almost a foot in some places. maybe a little more up high today. from what i'm hearing was a really great ski day because of course, it turned out sunny up there and all that fresh snow from march. not a bad setup. live camera shot shows the clouds. we kind of clouds on and off all day, little bit of wind on the flag. might see a little bit of coastal fog. we have little coastal fog last night. we even had a little valley fog this morning. i think we have the same opportunity again tomorrow morning. it's spring is what it is. it's really starting to feel like it out there and this picture. pretty much lays that in okay, so for rainfall accumulations over this last weather system, it was pretty okay for this time of year. anytime you get an inch of rain in in san francisco, would we get san francisco was 18 hundreds. but anytime you get an inch of rain up in santa rosa, two inches in ben lomond, that's an okay. winter storm. so for spraying, we'll take it in terms of presents of average. you don't want to know. i mean, we're just not even we're not

. >> reporter: many believe his character, jules manfield were you based on the bible.ote, but it was not. >> reporter: samuel l. jackson was nominated for an oscar in pulp fiction, though he didn't win. this month he'll receive an honorary oscar, some 40 years after his first film role. >> i've been around long enough that somebody decided, sure he has done enough stuff. >> reporter: does it mean something to you? >> you cannot pay attention to the accolades. >> reporter: but for a guy who used to spend every saturday at the movies, being on screen is its own reward. >> back in the day when i was going to watch "shaft" those were the heros. >> reporter: if you were talking to the younger version of you, that would be the most impressive thing, you're going to be shaft one day? >> yeah. and all of a sudden it happens. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol

would you like to introduce mister jules ? >> madam chair, we're joined again st.charles terrace president matt jewell. president jewell, i remind you again we have parishes in louisiana, not counties. he said she elected official for the parish . president dole grew up in st. charles parish and worked up here and did staff work with congressman scalise. he's a fellow beekeeper and i'll send you just a great guy. that has his heart and soul, complete passion for the parish and compassion for the people he represents and what a great resource and perspective he will be providing to the committee . >> doctor lauren alexander is the executive director of the research program at the national academies of science, engineering and medicine. doctor augustine currently oversees the management and use of criminal settlement funds directed to the national academies from the deepwater horizon disaster and let efforts to build community resilience at the resilient america program as the country's director for the african science academy development initiative. welcome to all o

. ♪ juliette: you are looking at -- [crosstalk] rishaad: go, jules.tte: i wanted to check in on some of the movement we are seeing in the airline stocks, because we are looking in particular at singapore airlines. the reopening last week. they have been holding out these two-year highs. looking at philippine airlines. it resumed trade today, climbing as much as 15%, the most since october 2020 following the suspension since june. this place through to what we are talking about now with singapore simplifying its travel protocols to entry into the country. we have fully vaccinated travelers allowing to be on all singapore airlines flight and its low-cost carrier scoot. there is no on-air arrival test or testing requirements. joining us for an exclusive interview is scoot ceo campbell wilson with me here in the singapore studio. we were excited when this announcement came through at the end of last week, a massive reopening. there is some speculation that you could see singapore overtake hong kong as the major travel hub for this region. what kind of int