to d with marc.riously believe that? >> i do. >> michelle, out on bail waited for trial her mother, kathy, defended he around town. did you ever let yourself thin she was involved >> the daughter i know the daughter i helped raise? no >> meanwhile, michelle's attorney's toke a closer loo at those recovered tex apprehension, said the defense >> after some prayer, marc's mother said she could live wit that >> i'm not a gambling person you know, even if we'd went to trial, it would have only take one sympathetic juror to hav set her free >> it was more than three year after the death of her husband when michelle despain walked into the courtroom to be sentenced. she left in handcuffs, mouthin i love you to her mom. her dad and the shooter got 35 years. but michelle, though sentenced to 30 years was out on parol after less than five until then, her mother raise the kids jack and tana hope one day those kids will want to know them but they will want to hear about their dad, about their love for him before

ok, marc at dover, thank yom -- in a few— as well. 0k, marc at dover, thank you. -- in a few months _rc at dover, thank you. -- in a few months as - as well. 0k, marc at dover, thank you. -- in a few months as well. i the bbc has been told there are "positive updates" in the case of the british men arrested by the taliban in afghanistan. the government said it had been in negotiations following the news of their detention. yetunde yusuf has more. back under taliban control since the summer of 2021, now it's emerged that three british men are being held in custody by the taliban in afghanistan. so it may be i might be evacuated tonight, maybe next week, maybe a month. it's understood one of them is miles routledge, who had to be evacuated in the final days of the occupation in 2021. he's gained a social media following visiting countries deemed dangerous by the authorities. two other british men have also been arrested — kevin cornwall, a 53—year—old charity worker and paramedic, and another british man who hasn't been named. the organisation supporting the families of the two men say

marc thiessen writing these speeches. thank you for joining us, marc.will continue to keep our eye on the president's travels there in ireland as his trip will continue. and now this, harrowing video showing the depths and dangers migrants are going through to make it across our southern border. we'll have those brand-new images for you and a live report on how border agents are bracing for migrant surge this summer. texas democratic congressman henry cuellar sat down with the mexican president and is here to discuss the latest at the border. he'll talk to bill next. by paying off your car loan and paying off your high rate credit card debt and still have cash left over to put in the bank? with the newday 100 va cash out loan, you could do it all. take out an average of $70,000 with no upfront fees, no upfront appraisal fees, termite inspection or water test fee. because a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money. out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordina

marc is now 48.herine says her son has lost more than 100 pounds his and his only slept on cardboard in a cement cell with no heating or air conditioning life unfold. my done so cold in my life. u.s. lawmakers and the united nations human rights council consider his charges a farce. but in recent months, other wrongfully detained americans have garnered considerably more attention than sweet. and, you know, it's like marc doesn't exist. i think that the government was cherry picking and i still think they are because i've never been contacted by biden last week. in a statement the u.s. state department issued this response to the chinese court's decision to uphold marks. we dan's death penalty saying in part we are disappointed by this decision and will continue to press for his immediate release and return to the united states because he told me one time will come home in a box of ashes or i'll come home walking off a plane. mom. >> but i will come home. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us t

." >> john: marc thiessen is standing by and peter, no surprise, the president once again running behind schedule. >> only about an hour, as far as these things go with the visiting head of state and dignitaries and press that travel with them, it's not so bad, but targeting 1:30 or so start for the rose garden press conference and the white house defense of the lack of press conferences from president biden has been well, he often entertains shouted questions. the reason this event this afternoon is significant is because people are not going to have to shout, somebody from the white house will bring a microphone up to each of the american questioners, and the south korean questioners and should be if they stick to protocol a chance for follow-up questions. so, stay tuned for that later this hour. we know that in the oval office president biden is huddling with his south korean counterpart. talking about challenges in the indo-pacific, a way of saying they are talking about china without actually calling out china. we know they are also discussing threats posed by north korea and u.s. p

marc, thank you, nice to see you on the monday. mondays with marc. have a great week.. >> you, too, take care. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: super bowl champion kelsey is better on the football field than baseball diamond. the kansas city titan bouncing the first pitch way in front of the plate. the cleveland guardian's home opener is where he was trying to get one right there in the mitt as they call it. corner back may homes tweeting he needs another chance and she is very popular as you know, kelsey joining dr. fauci, former president obama, even michael jordan among those throwing meme orably awful first pitches. >> bill: kelsey is from cleveland. a homecoming for him. the mound is 9 1/2 inches higher than home plate. the tendency is to -- >> dana: have you thrown out a pitch. >> all three were strikes. couldn't believe it. i was thanking god. >> dana: that's a lot of pressure. >> when they ask you to throw out the first pitch. three weeks the last thing you think about before you hit the pillow is how will i do? the first thing you think about when you wake up in

marc anthony and julius caesar? what was the rivalry about? it seems cleopatra admired both of them. stacy: it is an interesting situation. after caesar's death, cleopatra has a child with julius caesar and winds up in rome, where i do not think most of us think to place her, when caesar is murdered. she and her child are in rome on the ides of march when caesar is murdered, she is quickly shuttled out of town and returned to egypt. after his death, there are a number of claimants and one of those, among the closest, is marc anthony. who is a very different man from caesar, caesar was precision and control, marc anthony is more of a frat boy. he assumes he will be the heir to caesar's mantle, no one counts on him naming the untried, yellow haired, slightly frail octavian, who becomes a gustus. it comes as a surprise to everyone. in the days after caesar's murder, there is a real reshuffling of who is important, who is powerful. there are packs made against caesar's former associates and cleopatra has to figure out,

bade, "the washington post" columnist eugene robinson, amy walter of the cook political report, and marchort former choof of staff to vice president mike pence welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history this is "meet the press" with chuck todd >>> good sunday morning. americans are seething at their political leaders and at each other. that's according to brand-ne nbc news poll we are releasing right now. they're dissatisfied with what seems to be inevitable a 2024 rematch between joe biden and donald trump, as biden prepares to formally announce his campaign for a second term this week just one in four americans believe he should run for re-election 70% say he shouldn't run. by the way, only 5% of american shouldn't run. actually want both of these gentlemen to run and let me show you even more of this poll 50% of 2020 biden voters say he shouldn't run. 64% who voted for sanders think he shouldn't run, and 76% of voters under 35 think he shouldn't run. and what's the top concern for that we asked voters. we di

>> marc, let me address it this way. do you know how reticent?at there's comfort now coming after desantis. >> i think it tells you everything you need to know, chuck. a lot of republicans view that he's an easier target. >> that's a dangerous place to be. we were talking about clinton and obama, and you would think it should be trump is the easier target and in this case, it's not been. >> i think at the same time i wouldn't be as worried about the endorsements and there's a concern about what's happening and using the big government republican going after private happened strees and that's a bigger concern. >> he's really crazy. >> you've segwayed into a terrific tease for my next segment. >> desantis has been picking a fight with the state's se as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i wawant to keep it rereal and d talk aboutt some r risks. withth type 2 didias you hahave up to 4 4 times greater ririsk of strokeke, hearart attack, , or death. eveven at yourur a1c goal,, you'rere still at t risk ...which i if ignoredd could d bring you u here.

yes, we will have price pressure on consumer related activity >> genjean-marc, can i pick your brainnsumer electronics? do we see softening demand for the iphones in the coming months >> the volume, i will not comment specifically on these customers. it is clear, worldwide, there are two issues volume would be in 2023 versus 2022 basically flat. this is the consensus that the number of phones that will be sold in 2023 will be flat. then, there is an issue that has not been fully digested. we fully expect by the end of the year we will see the consumer rebound in q1 and q2, we are facing this issue with the weak demand for the product. >> jean-marc, i appreciate you taking our questions jean-marc chery of stmicro. >>> let's look at how wall street is setting up we have all three of the majors looking to open higher in line with the decent trade we are seeing in europe as well so, joumanna, these earnings, as we discussed, better than expected markets are reacting >> the nasdaq also going back to macro. we have gdp data backward working. i want to see what that number comes out in the

marc, juan, appreciate it. a chance to talk more in the next hour when asa hutchinson, the latest declared republican candidate will join us. he has called for trump to drop out of the race because of legal problems. now i wonder if he has changed his mind. >> gillian: his case so far have been all the hoopla aside, sentence conviction, whichever which this goes, it's too much of a distraction on the campaign trail. that's been his case. if he pivots -- >> john: i think you are going to see a galvanizing of former donald trump over this. >> gillian: interesting to see if more lawmakers formally endorse trum for 2024. only a handful so far. >> john: when you have democrats like juan williams and others saying what is the indictment, it's a big issue. >> gillian: closely tracking it. the missouri state highway patrol confirms at least four deaths and multiple injuries now resulting from a tornado that struck the state's southeast overnight. dozens of homes and businesses destroyed in glen allen, missouri, about 1

jennifer lopez, marc anthony. - yes. - marc hates it when i say it, but i'm like, "yo, marc. generation do what we do." - yeah, yeah. - the example of a real leader leads by example. - yes, exactly. - so many. we walk behind. - that's a beautiful philosophy of humbleness, of exercising your humbleness. yeah. - so they really helped me mold what i wanted to be. - yeah, yeah, yeah. like, for me, it was latin-- latin freestyle. you know, 'cause i saw latin faces killing it in music. it maybe was a new york scene. but i felt like i could do this. if they can do it, i can do it, you know what i mean? - i got chills. because that's exactly how i felt always. - and we feel that when somebody represents that. it feels like, "oh." - we did it. - i feel seen. i feel heard. i'm validated. - and that's beautiful. - my life is worth something. - depending on what you want to do, or what you want to be, or what your vision is, the responsibility gets heavier. because you have, you know, young girls, teenagers looking at you, being like, "what are you gonna do? what are the possibilities fo

depends on the reporters. >> martha: marc, you look at the numbers. you see where the president ranks on these huge issues. he says in that answer -- i understand what he's getting at. sort of i'm interested in american manufacturing. i'm trying to bring that back. i'm not worried about china. why not phrase it that we're going to beat them at this. we're competing on this and we plan to win where this is concerned. what did you think about that answer? >> it is about china. that's why republicans supported the chips act. we won't normally support republicans 54 billion to support a domestic industry from the federal government from the taxpayers. it's because national security trumps free market economics. we have a situation where taiwan has 90% of the chips. if there's a war with china and taiwan that we might get involved in, it could cripple our economy. that's why we're throwing away our free market principals to support industrial policy to create a domestic chips industry. the idea we're not doing it because of china, that's exactly why we're

marc, a lot to unpack there. a good place to start is we both worked at the white house, seen the job up close and personal. it is a tough, tough job. people in their 20s would struggle to keep up with the commander-in-chief's schedule in any administration. >> yeah. i had a tough time keeping up with president bush. i would be at my desk at 5:45 in the morning having been there until 7:00 p.m. the night before and he was working the whole time, too. it's a hard job. pictures of president bush. we look at the pictures of the president on the day he took office and compare it to the end of the administration and you see oh my gosh how much gray hair he has and many more wrinkles. look at joe biden two years ago compared to today. you've seen similar aging in a short span. imagine what he is 86 years old. 68% of americans think that he is too old for a second term and 70% don't want him to run. but he is going to run and get the nomination. >> gillian: i worked at the white house for four years. i looked 25 years o

they have applied for different seats more from marc dickow applying for seat number 5 yoochl welcome. the floor is yours >> thank you. supervisors. appreciate you consideration my application. i robbery residents of san francisco since 1990. a homeowner in san francisco since 1995. i have been in the real estate business my whole life. my mother is still a real estate broke exert licensed and a broker in san francisco for the past 14 years. i have owned a boutique brokerage in san francisco dealing with residential real estate and a practicing realtor. and i served on the board of san francisco organization of role tors the past 8 years and the president in 2020. i serve on the national association of realtors board of directors as well of the california association of realtor board of directors i am the chair for the state of california. for california association of realtors. i thank you makes me qualified help in assessment appeals. i have been around apraisers my whole life. i'm a nobody's person i appreciate the values ever rolls royce in san francisco and watched our real estat

so, marc, simple question, does the united states have a problem safeguarding important information or given the volume of information out there, are these kinds of leaks inevitable? >> i think this just highlights the challenges of securing information. as you noted, there's a lot of people who have access to classified documents i think there are different cases that you noted certainly, you know, presidents accidentally taking home classified, some residents who took it home and didn't want to give it back, and then an individual like this who very clearly, you know, was doing something that was both illegal and really could harm the united states but there is a challenge here, and i think that the more information we have learned, look, this unit, this intelligence unit out of cape cod of all places is a legitimate unit, and he had -- this individual had a role as an i.t. tech where he did have access to classified information, so to me, it goes now to the sense of the background investigation this is where the failure, like, how did he get hired and of course his ongoing access to

amna: marc, i want to ask you about the team we will see a lot of.u look at the legal teams, both prosecution and the defense in this case, at the prosecution's table on the left side of the screen, we see chris conroy, the man with the glasses. he is presenting most of the prosecution's case. behind him is a woman in a white blouse and dark jacket named susan hoffenger. she was involved in another case involving the trump organization. tell us about that and why she might be important to the team. >> i think you hit on the two key people for the prosecution. conroy and hoffenger are probably the heart and soul of the da's prosecution team. hoffenger was involved in the trump org case. conroy is a super experienced lawyer. i have had a number of fraud cases with him. he is very experienced and probably one of the office's go-to people. it makes all the sense of the world to see the two of them for a big case like this. amna: what should we know about the team defending former president trump? >> you have joe tacopina and susan necklace. i have had tr

marc ashdown, thank you very i colleagues have accepted. marc ashdown, thank you very much indeed.e _ statement. his view is that while i did breach the governance - statement. his view is that while i did breach the governance code i statement. his view is that while i | did breach the governance code for public appointments he states very clearly that a breach does not necessarily invalidate an appointment. indeed, i have always maintained the breach was inadvertent and not material which the facts he lays out substantiate. the secretary of state has consulted with the bbc board who support that view. nevertheless, i have decided that it view. nevertheless, i have decided thatitis view. nevertheless, i have decided that it is right to prioritise the interests of the bbc. i feel that this matter may well be a distraction from the corporation's good work were i to remain in post until the end of my term. i have, therefore, this morning resigned as therefore, this morning resigned as the bbc chairfor the therefore, this morning resigned as the bbc chair for the secretary of state an

marc thiessen is here. good morning to you. here is what the nbc poll found.ves that say biden shouldn't run cite age as a major reason why. 48% is a major reason. more fuel on the fire. "new york times," biden should take voters' concerns about age seriously. concerns about age in terms of fitness for office and being out of touch with the moment are legitimate. end quote. to you how do you see it? >> he should be dead on arrival as a presidential candidate. disapproval now is 54%, which is very high. 70% of voters don't want him to run again. the problem in the same poll 60% of voters don't want donald trump to run again. they want different choices, not a trump/biden rematch. what happens if we force them to have that rematch? the "wall street journal" poll has the answer. it said that among voters who disapprove of both biden and trump, biden wins by 54 to 15%. swing voters who dislike joe biden dislike trump more. if we force -- the problem for the republicans is to win the election they have to get all those voters who disapprove of joe biden to vote for

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inc, the pritzker military foundation on behalf of the pritzker military museum and library, and the marc haas foundation. corporate funding is provided by: stephens inc. - david french, welcome to "firing line." - well, thanks so much for having me. i appreciate it. - you have said that the greatest threat to america is the ever deepening polarization throughout the country. president biden announced this week he is running for reelection. the prospect of another trump-biden matchup appears likely. and i want to know what impact you think this will have on our country. - i think the top line is if trump wins the republican nomination, the campaign is going to be incredibly vicious. the campaign is gonna be incredibly divisive just by its nature and the nature of how donald trump campaigns, and then if you add on top of that, there is an enormous amount of disillusionment in the larger public that these could be the two nominees ain. democrats, for example, are not exactly overjoyed at the notion of joe biden running again. they'll certainly line up to vote for him over donald trump, make

inc, the pritzkerilitary foundation on behalf of the pritzker military museum and library, and the marc haas foundation. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - thomas chatterton williams, welcome to "firing line." - thank you for having me. it's a pleasure. - you're a contributing writer at the atlantic, a nonresident fellow at the american enterprise institute, and a visiting professor at bard college. you have written two memoirs, the most recent titled "self-portrait in black and white: unlearning race." you're the son of a white mother and a black father from the south. and you grew up identifying as black. in fact, in 2012, you wrote that mixed-race people have, quote, "an ethical obligation to identify as black." but then the following year, something fundamentally changed in your life with the birth of your daughter. how did that moment alter your perception of race? - yeah, i mean, one of the things you have to do over the course of a life is revisit views you've grown up with and held closely and even thought of as core to your identity as, i think, facts and new info

marc siegel could never be replaced. thanks doctor marco.rd top story suspect shot five of his neighbors in texas is in the u.s. illegally. oh let's go to christina: she is live with the details what more can you tell us? >> hi arthel firefox correspondent is reporting francesca order pozo accused of shooting his five neighbors in his head on friday. bill melugin says he has been told has been previously deported multiple illegal reentries on his record pretty says the suspect was last encountered by ice back in 2016 but also authorities have just announced combine multiple law enforcement agencies are offering a reward of up to $80000 for information that leads to an arrest in this case for their more than 200 officers looking going door to door trying to find will have much more information on this disturbing awful crime coming up on the fox report. stay tuned. steve. arthel: who will christina: thank you very much. we now turn to some positive news. a teenager from new organs is shattering records after being accepted more than 170 colleg

as marc elias said, we're going to keep facing it.e let's debate health care policy or let's debate tax policy and we'll present it to the american public, our ideas, thoughts, policies and let them make that decision on our ideas, thoughts and policies and we'll try to convey them the best we can. republicans can't do that. they don't want the election day to look like america. i firmly believe, clita mitchell all but said this in what she said to the rnc, if election day looks like america, the republicans can't win the battle of ideas if election day looks like america. this is the first time we can machblg. we allowed -- we allowed african americans the right to vote. and then 18-year-olds had the right to vote and we kept expanding more people to expand to allow their voice to be heard. now republicans have decided that idea is bad. that idea of having universal suffrage and the ability for the american public to be reflected on election day and to make the decisions of how to hold people accountable is not good for their politic

and marc thiessen, former chief writer for george w. bush and a fox news contributor. you both. mark, i want to get to your op-ed. but i want to put these polls up for marc thiessen. because these are somewhat surprising. these have among independents. it said did politics play a role? 70% say yes. the next poll is the interesting one. 76% said yes, but 62% say they approve of the decision to indict the former president. that is the a little stunning on its face, mark. >> it's terrifying. it means that the 62% of americans want to see us turn into a banana republic and weaponize the justice system to go after our political opponents even though they know it's politically driven. it's a stunning and worrisome poll. just goes to show what mark is saying in his op-ed is correct. it harming our political process. >> mark penn, you use those words. you say free speech and equal justice under the law. the erosion of the two core principals. you car to expand on that? >> yes, absolutely. i mean, look, the trump indictment and attitudes towards it, which shows people are okay

marc ashdown reports.things are slowly moving but coach loads of children's have faced lengthy delays. we got to the queue at 230 this morning and we were about 33rd in the queue and we are now down to 31 and we reckon we have got another 12 hours left waiting. this group runway to luxembourg would have been queueing since yesterday. this group are en route to luxembourg and have been queueing since yesterday. i have got mostly elderly passengers on board that have paid good money for a holiday and basically i think some of them now want to go home. now the blame game has begun, the port of dover said very companies accepted extra easter bookings which added pressure to the system. the companies say they shared all booking information in advance and have laid on extra crossings overnight to get things moving. the port is also blaming french border processes. since the uk left the eu there is no longerfreedom of movement to the continent so passport checks are much more rigorous and they happen here on engl

speaking of whom, belgium's luca brecel is up against england's four—time champion marc selby. is leading 4—1. incredible that the belgian is here playing in a final when he hadn't won a single crucible match before this year's tournament. in contrast this is selby�*s sixth world final — and he's won four of them, he's fought back to take the fourth frame. you can follow updates on the bbc sport website and app. it's been an incredible weekend in azerbaijan for sergio perez. after winning formula 0ne's first sprint race of the season on saturday, he's now added the grand prix. the mexican started from third on the grid in baku behind his red bull team mate max verstappen. they both passed the ferrari of charles leclerc — who had been on pole. but when verstappen stopped for fresh tyres, the safety car came out and perez was able to get ahead — staying to the chequered flag. it he's cut verstappen's championship lead to six points. lewis hamilton was the first british driver home in sixth place. could and that's all the sport for now. the archbishop of canterbury — who's the hea

marc ashdown reports.hloads of schoolchildren destined for easter breaks have faced lengthy delays. we got here, down into the queue, about 2:30am this morning. we were about number 33, we're now down to 31, and we reckon we've probably got another 12 hours left waiting. this group are en route to luxembourg but have been queueing since yesterday. i've got mostly elderly passengers on that have paid good money for a holiday, and basically i think some of them now want to go home. now the blame game has begun. the port of dover said ferry companies accepted extra easter bookings, which added pressure to the system. the companies say they've shared all booking information in advance and have laid on extra crossings overnight to help get things moving. the port is also blaming french border processes. since the uk left the eu, there's no longer freedom of movement to the continent, so passport checks are much more rigorous. and they happen here on english soil, so when you've got, say, a coachload of 80 schoo

thank you, marc ashdown.ss has once again topped the list for the highest number of cancellations in their latest survey from the rail regulator. transpennine cancelled nearly one in six trains in the four—week period to the end of march which is a slight improvement on past performance. our transport correspondent katy austin has the more details. when we met rowan injanuary, his train commute to manchester had become a misery. i train commute to manchester had become a misery.— train commute to manchester had become a misery. i could count on one hand within _ become a misery. i could count on one hand within the _ become a misery. i could count on one hand within the last _ become a misery. i could count on one hand within the last three - become a misery. i could count on one hand within the last three to l one hand within the last three to four months how often it has run on time. it is taking a massive toll on me in terms of stress.— time. it is taking a massive toll on me in terms of stress. three mont

marc siegel joins us. doctor, what do you think of this? >> i can't believe that she asked him if he's running for president even before the depression. the chances of him surviving the term are less than 50% from the kind of streak he had. he has a bad heart. then we find out he's had chronic depression, which nobody told the voters of pennsylvania about. he's been suffering from it for years. the positive side, i thought he was good coming forward and saying i couldn't get out of bed, i was losing weight, i could celebrate my son's 14th birthday and i had to be hospitalized because depression is a disease that is stigmatized and over 10% of americans suffer from severe depression. in saying that, he makes it less stigmatized. on the other hand, what was he do in the hospital for six weeks? the usual hospitalization is six to ten days. if he's being transparent, we're not finding out what the treatment was? you pointed out there's issues with hearing relate to the stroke. he has a 60% chance or more of recurrent depression that he goes bac

i'm going to bring in marc siegel the doctor to fact check that for me.e down as a ske skeptic, french fries and depression. >> op-ed reads trumps insane lies, trash successful conservative policies. karol moscowitz voted, she's picked aside. she will join me later. 70% of voters do not want biden to run. half the democrats don't want him to run but he's running anyway. gary kudlow on our transformational president. larry is next. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novel

another person who weaker, who has fewer opportunities, for me patriotism and citizenship to know who marc is and that his picture decorates the dome, and the paris opera for me to know who wrote the song superbly performed by vladimir molyavin prayer for me love for the motherland and for the fatherland consists of respect for history , out of respect for those people who made this story for me, love for the motherland, do everything as honestly as possible for yourself. only. true. it can be achieved when we give every person the opportunity to make mistakes and correct your mistakes. and as in a small team in a family, if the conflict drags on, there is no movement forward. we need to solve this problem. we need to agree to move forward. on the air of belarus one news now studios vladislav bondar hello threats are very serious sometimes unbelievable this was stated by the president at a meeting with the heads of intelligence of belarus and russia alexander lukashenko received sergei naryshkin assistance provided by the russian side in the re-equipment of the belarusian service.

zone.leeds actually took the lead through patrick bamford but palace levelled just before the break through marcavelled in the second half, jordan ayew scored twice, eberechi eze and odsonne edouard were also on the scoresheet for palace. that's two wins out of two for them since roy hodgson returned to palace, and they are six points above the relegation zone. this is a good day, but it's not going to be good days forever. i have been lucky so far. i have an excellent three or four weeks of training which i really enjoyed. i've had an excellent three or four weeks�* training which i've really enjoyed. i have seen the team play very well in two matches. i suppose if i was a younger less cynical person i might be — i might be enjoying it more than i am because i've still got an eye on the fact that we aren't clear yet from relegation zone. this can change, you can win two in a row, but as we know, you can lose as many as five or six in a row. i got to make certain the good things we did today throughout the game, but in particular, i think, maybe for the last ten minutes of the first half and all

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. >> marc, finally we've been talking about this banking crisis, becky referencing it earlier.sense that it's over? is it not? how do you think politically the american public looks at that? >> i think the american public seeing it as a warning sign. the question is the regulatory environment correct. looking at and great concerns about changes made in the trump years to excuse certain banks from stress tests, that's got to be re-evaluated. however, the other sierd of it is is we don't want to put a disproportionate regulatory burden on small banks, community banks -- >> because that would be inflationary on the other end. >> it's always a calibration, but we've got to look at silicon valley bank and say was the mistake in the board room? was it with management in terms of that, so more to come i do think the actions by the regulators quickly made a good difference >> marc, we appreciate you being here on jobs friday with us. thank you. >> thank you, andrew >>> early read on the markets for next week, including the kickoff of earnings season stay tuned you're watching"squawk bo

for the games, only goal there was absolutely nothing. fryeburg keeper, marc schlecklein, could do to stop this working strike from his fellow dutchman with the bearer summer olympics. over a year away. the debate over a russian ban still rages, but it's not just rough. russian athletes that are and limbo, man, ukrainian athletes also faced an uncertain future. these ukranian twins have their i sat on the 2024, some against the autistic swimmers have spent years training. but marina and lady slaver alexey gave up find themselves facing a cool choice when watson was in. we don't want to meet the russians at competition so cool. what if they go, we won't go, we don't want to meet them, and we cannot meet them was and what, and in general, all the trader ations, whether ukrainian or international should do everything they can to not let them participate with efficient move was phoebe, after russia's invasion ukraine has threatened to boycott the games if russian athletes are allowed to participate. but the international olympic committee has said that russian athletes should be allowed t

leeds actually took the lead through patrick bamford but palace levelled just before the break through marcds unravelled in the second half, jordan ayew scored twice, eberechi eze and odsonne edouard were also on the scoresheet for palace. that's two wins out of two for them since roy hodgson returned to palace, and they are 6 points above the relegation zone. this is a good day, but it will not be good days forever. i have been lucky so far. had an excellent few, four weeks of training which i have really enjoyed. i've seen the team play well in the matches. so i suppose if i were a younger, less cynical person, i may be enjoying it more than i am because i still have an eye on the fact that we are not clear yet from the relegation zone. this can change and you can win to win a row as you know, you could lose as many as five or six in a row. i'm going to make certain that the good things we did today throughout the game and in particular may be for the last ten minutes of the first half and the second half. we need to reproduce that. and it is so easy as a coach or manager to say that is w