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marc: it does.e are having that -- having those same conversations with at&t, verizon and t-mobile. everyone is looking to push low latency applications to the edge. what is so exciting about 5g network activity is, when you think about legacy networks, 3g and 4g, we were consumed with traditional commute occasion, voice to voice -- traditional communication, was to voice. with 5g, there's a shift in traffic. we have to think about how we connect devices, not only human beings. there's a massive surge in iot connections coming over the next eight years. we ended last year with 20 billion wireless iot connections. that is going to 80 billion in the next 3.5 years. and ultimately a staggering figure -- 500 billion iot connections on this planet in the next eight years. staggering. kailey: speaking of staggering, president biden expanded -- biden outlined what he wants in his infrastructure package, part of that digital. there is debate about how to define infrastructure, how much we should be spending

professor at nyu medical center, marc siegel. issues, the issues end up on injured reserve. former nfl player. she is sure sharp she could shave a pineapple. that's hard to say. kennedy. and he is so huge, it could all stay in his hands. [cheers and applause] so, dr. siegel, you are here for two core reasons. wanted to refill a prescription of mine, which you can do in the green room later. but i want to ask you, does this have all the trappings of a contagious delusion where it like spreads and there is really no evidence but people feel that it's real? >> that is the society we are living in right now. it's guarded by dogma. it's guarded by put-downs. pseudo-religion, pseudo-really pseudo-religiosity. also, the idea that if you say something that somebody disagrees with, you are immediately ridiculed. >> greg: is there a way to deprogram people? what if i opened up a business called got feels deprogramming? how would you deprogram question marks bigger here is what you do. you had a vaccine question or take off the mask. you ar

. —— marc. dim, but instead of preparing for the latest blockbuster trailers, preparing for the latest blockbustertrailers, i preparing for the latest blockbuster trailers, i will be grabbing a game controller and firing up a console on one of the biggest screens in the world in london's leicester square. there is big, and then there is that. this screen is 24 metres across, which dwarfs even the largest television. at the moment, though, it's even the largest television. at the moment, though, its grand scale is simply highlighting that i need to spend a little bit more time practising at mario kart. after months of cinema closures, blockbuster cinematic releases have been on hold for the last year or so. the movie business has taken a massive financial hit in 2020 the global box office was 71% behind where it was in 2019. the box office in the uk last year took around 322 million, which is a good 76% behind where it was in 2019. so it really was a sizeable hit last year. really was a sizeable

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. >> marc, what do you think happened to you? something pretty dramatic happened. one of the biggest things is after i finally got -- after a battle with the u.s. government for health care, when i finally received treatment at walter reed, i received a diagnosis of a traumatic brain injury suffered from an external exposure event. so the doctors know that something happened. you know, what that is remains to be seen, but make no mistake both myself, other colleagues in the cia and a lot of colleagues in the state department as well, something pretty awful happened there. and for myself and many others, it's been an absolutely debilitating injury that's caused not only the need to retire but incredible mental health issues because ultimately this is a silent wound. a colleague of mine during some art therapy sessions at walter reed made this incredible painting. it's a black canvas and there's a red splotch on it that looks like blood. he called that the gunshot. we all wish we had been shot and had a more visible wound. so it's

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marc siegel as well as alyssa farrell and leslie marshall. plus wisconsin congresswoman mike gallagher. >> john: but we begin this monday with shocking details from a "wall street journal" report on the origins of the coronavirus pandemic and an apparent 180 from dr. anthony fauci. hello and welcome to "america reports." i'm john roberts. >> gillian: good to be with everybody at home and i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith today. according to "the wall street journal," previously undisclosed u.s. intelligence report is now claiming that three researchers at that wuhan lab were hospitalized with covid like symptoms way back in 2019. that is a full four months before china reported its cases. this is also revealed after it

have we changed as a country, marc? >> i don't think not wanting to go into a physical office means that we've lost our entrepreneurial spirit. frankly, it's big businesses like j.p. morgan that can afford the overhead of having huge office spaces for everybody and the business travel and the in-person behavior. this has been a boon for smaller entrepreneurial companies. if they can get the same productivity without the overhead of huge rents and corporate headquarters, without the overhead of business travel, doing five meetings by zoom instead of having travel and do them one-on-one in person, you know, smaller entrepreneurial light on their feet businesses, this is an advantage. on top of that, just because jamie dimon wants to go back to the way it was doesn't mean the economy will go with it. a lot of -- one of the biggest challenges for businesses, recruiting and retaining talent. if your talent like teleworking and you don't allow it, you'll lose your talent to other companies. big businesses like j.p. morgan can

a lot of them are on it in a way that i don't ever recall in my lifetime marc, great as always to seeat weekend. >> thank you enjoy the yankees. >> thank you, man! playing my hometown team the washington nationals melissa, over to you. >>> up nexts another huge week of earnings ahead of us. the traders break down what to expect and then check out today's disaster du jour down 59% today the company's autd immune drugs narrowly passing advisory committee vote saying benefits should outweigh the risks. "power lunch" will be right back ♪ it feels so good to be cared for. ♪ ♪ back up now, ♪ ♪ just a little more. ♪ ♪ the feeling someone's always there, ♪ ♪ just to show how much they care. ♪ ♪ the feeling you're not alone, ♪ ♪ now she's a part of your home. ♪ ♪ with so much to protect each day, ♪ ♪ caring goes a long, long way. ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side. ♪♪ this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to

and bad weather in france leaves its marc on marquez in the moto gp. and welcome to sportsday. we start with arguably the most anticipated match in women's football this year. the wsl champions chelsea take on barcelona in the champions league final. the squads have travelled to sweden where they'll kick off shortly. whoever wins, there will be a new name on the trophy. we're joined now by our women's sport correspondentjo currie. one — can you explain why this is so significant for chelsea can you explain why this is so significant for chelsea and the women's game?— significant for chelsea and the women's ame? , ., . ., women's game? chelsea in particular were already — women's game? chelsea in particular were already having _ women's game? chelsea in particular were already having a _ women's game? chelsea in particular were already having a significant - were already having a significant season. they have claimed the women's super league title and the cup, so should they win the champions league tonight, they will be closer to claiming that potentia

i want to bring in now marc thiessen "washington post" columnist and fox news contributor. i have been reading a little bit about what you write. you're prolific. why is it that you say, marc, this is even worse than what we've already seen reported about biden's budget? >> first of all $6 trillion would be the largest level of spending since world war ii as a share of the economy. as you pointed out it doesn't include the $3 trillion for mandatory spending for social security and other things. but the other thing it doesn't include that's nowhere in this budget biden's public option. during the campaign he proposed $1.4 trillion plan to create a public option in healthcare. the main thing he campaigned on in terms of social spending. it is not in the budget. we have another 1.4 trillion coming for the public option and if you look at his campaign pledges, he promised during the campaign $11 trillion in spending. this is only 6. we have another 5 trillion to come down the pike. >> harris: whoa. you are keeping score. there might be a number of people who went oh my gosh. he

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marc siegel, fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. white house wants a new investigation on the potential links to covid. but not by u.s. scientists. instead, they want the world health organization doing this, which has been under fire over its close ties to china. senator tom cotton says americans need a real investigation into the origins of the deadly pandemic. >> what matters most to me is that the american people get answered. the chinese responsible down that government is responsible for unleashing a pandemic on the world. the combination of negligence in these labs and the covering it all up. that's why we need answers and a credible investigation, not another whitewash by the world health organization. >> kayleigh: dr. marc siegel, starting first with you, on january 15th, before the end of the trump administration, the state department under mike pompeo put out a report and said that this investigation had come up with three conclusions that there were scientists who were sick at the wuhan institute of virology. number two,

i think we lost marc hopefully we'll get him back hey, marc.ing these ad agencies you need to figure out a better advertising campaign for us because we're worried about losing market share especially on groceries to the instacarts and the amazons i recognize you think they're well positioned, but clearly even internally there's anxiety about this >> i think it's a really important part of the strategy it's very competitive. it makes sense you'd want to step up your game. i don't have the details i'm not close to it at all they're well positioned. it's an important part of the strategy and wouldn't bet against walmart in this area >> hey, marc, it's good to see you. love to hear more about some of the new ventures you're working on too come on back soon. >> okay. sounds good. good talking to you, becky take care. >> take care andrew >> thanks, becky. >>> quick note, we want to note what's going on with the futures right now because literally as marc has been speaking, they have staged a huge turn around the dow is down 92 points. nasdaq up 66 p

marc: they are wonderful firms. but we come at this really different.ur focus, we are entirely about finding the capital solution. this is a powerful place to be, you saw couple weeks ago we had the financing here in the united states and we are able to deliver certainty and speed and creativity. that is something that carries us forward. i also think the industry itself will grow. at the end of the day by having eminent capital -- by having permanent capital we can grow. that's the opportunity for blue owl and our shareholders. matt: we appreciate you guys taking time to talk to us about the future of finance. our blue owl copresidents, this is their first day of trading today, and the ticker is owl. and really this show is about me writing sonali's coattails in the financial world. so thank you for bringing us this exciting interview. this is bloomberg markets, i'm matt miller. we are going to continue to cover all of the market action. we have a rally on cap today, and even bitcoin is bouncing back. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: this is bloomberg mark

and in moto g.p. 6 time world champion marc marc has survived a heart stopping crash during qualifying for the spanish grand prix marquez has only recently returned to action after suffering a broken arm at the same events last year he was travelling at almost 200 kilometers per hour when he came off his bike on the track in. this time he walked away unscathed and will be back on the bike for sunday's race. that's it you're up to date reporter series is up next looking at the challenges of vaccinations in remote areas and alaska thank you for that i'm. thanks for your company take a. look closely. listen carefully you don't know who is soon to be too nice to do good.

so what you want to hear with marc benioff, his attitude and the language that he uses around how ther the call >> my key question actually would be so as he talks about the customer -- their new customer 360 platform, i want to know what large enterprise customers are adopting that wholesale. and all of the things that go with it. because that gives you an indication on down the line for subsequent customers what kind of upsell they get with slack what kind of upsell they get to mulesoft all of the companies that they have -- products and offerings that they have purchased, the whole idea is that they have a large customer base. the idea is to sell the existing customers additional offerings, and that has -- that's just tremendously important when you have the size and fortune 500 kind of customers, right so i think that's kind of my -- that's one the other is i want to know what their progress is in asia. i've always sort of thought that asia has lagged in crm adoption so that's one of the long-term questions but salesforce is getting some traction and i'd like to understand that a

wow, joining is now marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence who is now ca partner american workers, group focused on fighting back against the biden economic agenda and their tax hike, i went to get to their tax hike in a little while, what do you think, governor desantis is putting a work requirement on unemployment benefits, in your judgment, will that raise the unappointed rate or lower the unappointed rate and florida. >> i think we both know it's a right policy, the exorbitant unappointed of insurance benefits have become a damper of getting people back to work, and fact using south dakota, montana governors pursue policy that doesn't match the unappointed benefits any longer, we see in particular in the hospitality h industry where it's harder to get people back into the labor market, i know you were on the d side and the trump administration when there was discussions of covid relief packages insane those benefits are too generous because it will give them incentive not to come back to work, we should not be surprised when you expend the benefits and that's

and what marc is doing in the courts. and one of those things needs to happen.an he about what would happen if everybody who is against this and sees what's happening speaks out, because i don't think that's going to dent the big lie. >> in his defense, he is the legal architect of the fight, it's not on him to come out with a political -- >> absolutely. >> olivia troye, republicans are playing a fast game because they want to make sure they prevail in the elections, they're playing a right-now game. democrats don't have time for a six-month-long commission to study the filibuster, it's now or never. republicans call me sometimes and say, oh, nicolle, what could you live with in terms of voting security? i said, it's not about what i could live with, there's no voter fraud, so it's all bull. it's not about what you can sell to me. none of it is real, it is all fake. olivia, i hate to say this, but they've again successfully moved the goalposts so in these states, democrats in texas, democrats in iowa are having to fight over what they can live with. none of this

marc siegel fox news contributor. great to see you, marc. let's talk about this. the board of education meeting came as utah issued a public health order which still requires masks to be worn inside after of its k-12 through june or until the end of the year. do you agree masks should still be worn in schools? >> i don't think they should be mandated and i wrote in the "wall street journal" today it's time for mask mandates to go across the country and that the president should be saying that because basically you are being punitive to people who have had the vaccine and may not need masks. you look at utah, julie, less than 350 new covid cases yesterday. and zero deaths. unbelievable drop in cases. what are they talking about mandating that children wear masks in schools still when children are not the big spreaders of this, they aren't getting sick from this usually and as the parent pointed out in the building there is a lot of depression and frustration and anger among children. they aren't socializing and parents feel they aren't being heard. from a public he

marc, thank you very much, marc edwards there at the bbc sport centre. women at a crime scene in london have said they are "sorry beyond measure" for the pain they have caused. pc deniz jaffer, who's a7, and 32—year—old pcjamie lewis have been charged with misconduct in public office. from westminster magistrates�* court, helena wilkinson reports. bibaa henry was celebrating her birthday with her sister nicole smallman last year when they went missing. two days later, their bodies were found next to each other. pc deninaffer and pc jamie lewis were assigned to protect the crime scene, but they were later arrested, after an investigation into accusations they had taken selfies by the bodies. last year, the sisters�* mother spoke to the bbc. those police officers... ..dehumanised our children. today, the officers appeared in court, charged with misconduct in a public office. both police officers appeared together in the dock, and through their lawyer, they issued an apology, saying they are sorry beyond measure for the pain that they have caused. their bar

and in moto g.p. 6 time world champion marc marc has survived a heart stopping crash during qualifying for the spanish grand prix. as has only recently returned to action after suffering a broken arm at the same event last year he was travelling almost 200 kilometers per hour when he came off his bike on the track in harrah's is time he walked away unscathed and be back on the bike for sunday's race. jorth course watching news live from berlin coming up next our documentary high speed internet from outer space i'm next pfizer a swatch. because . you feel more about the planets. to. be on the green fence post and to me it's clear remains true. joining critics are fans of the green transformation from a few photographs of. germany is a leading industrial nation that still has many areas that desperately lag behind on the telecoms front and that applies to base landlines and internet access though broadband speed rankings constantly fluctuates germany ranks in the mid thirty's compared to other countries. and while other countries pick up the pace germany is struggling to keep up. might o

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bring in former vice president pence's chief of staff marc short. heard what we were talking about. what is your opinion about this? >> i don't begrudge, liz, people making money, and you don't either. at the same time coming back in government with a salary cap they want to put giant tax increases on the rest of america. typically federal salaries are under 200,000-dollar threshold. the magic number which receive massive tax increases according to the biden administration is 400,000 or above. reality every american will see their taxes increase. elizabeth: we don't begrudge people making money. here is the point. senator chuck grassley is saying sign an ethics pledge, recuse yourself from climate policy discussions. kerry has connections to climate change groups. he wants to know who is involved. he wants to know if john kerry will get waivers on this, getting legislation that affects the u.s. economy that is the issue. >> if waivers are extended this should be divulged to the american people so they can look at it, and evaluate it. probably there

thanks, marc. great to see you. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: joining me now, chris christie, former governor of new jersey. great to see you. this is a significant da in the history of this country and this pandemic. what is your reaction to what we just learned? >> it sure is and i'm glad the biden administration is finally following the science. the doctor just said, we've known this for quite some time. the problem with it is that you're not incentivizing those people that are reluctant to get the vaccine to show there's something in it for them beyond being told by some folks from the government it's good for you. you don't have to wear your masks anymore. you can conduct your life the way you used to prior to march of 2020. this is where the president himself wearing masks outside, wearing masks around vaccinated people was sending the wrong message. so glad this message was sent today. it needs to be clearer and louder in the same way that putting the mask on was a loud message. >> martha

sounds like a hot race, marc. >> show down for the ages. guliani and cuomo are both iconic names in new york politics. unfortunately the guliani name has suffered a tarnish in the last few years. it's a tragedy. if rudy guliani had retired from politics five years ago, he would go down in history as america's greatest mayor. he was. he was america i mayor on 9-11. the image a lot of people have of him is that press conference with sydney powell after the election with the hair dye running down his face. my image is him standing at ground zero after our nation was attacked and how he led the city back after that tragic day. how he was a transformational mayor. i lived in new york. i grew up in new york under rudy guliani. i remember it under david dinkin. my parents wouldn't let many go to times square because it was drugs and sex shops and nowhere a kid to be. he turned it into disneyland. he brought the economy back. he was one of new york's greatest mayors and he restored new york after years of democratic mismanagement. i'll tell you som

marc lamont hill also on the show the absolute devastation caused by cope at 19 in india has shocked the world but could it be even worse than it appears i'll talk to a mumbai based investigative journalist who says the government is hiding the real numbers but 1st it's been a 100 days since joe biden took office in the u.s. president is being painted as a progressive hero but is he really a visionary or is he just not donald trump this week headliner former ohio state senator and co-chair bernie sanders 2020 presidential campaign you know turner. need to turn to thank you for joining me on front when president biden ran for office he said that he would be the most progressive president in american history now we're just 100 days in and people are already making comparisons to franklin delano roosevelt f.d.r. and l.b.j. lyndon baines johnson who introduced some of the most sweeping progressive reforms in american history we'll talk about somebody who basically was the architect of the crime bill someone who helped put us into iraq someone who bailed out wall street in 2008. is it eve

marc cieslak has been finding out more.ing for the latest blockbuster trailers, i'll be grabbing a game controller and firing up a console on one of the biggest screens here at the cineworld in london's leicester square. there's big, and then there's that. this screen is 2a metres across, which dwarfs even the largest television. at the moment, though, its grand scale is simply highlighting that i need to spend a little bit more time practising at mario kart. after months of cinema closures, blockbuster cinematic releases have been on hold for the last year or so. the movie business has taken a massive financial hit. in 2020, the global box office was 71% behind where it was in 2019. the box office in the uk last year took around £322 million, which is a good 76% behind where it was in 2019. so it really was a sizeable hit last year. finding new ways to make cash has seen cinema chains turn to the world's biggest entertainment medium, video games, renting their screens out to gamers. we haven't been able to see a superhero

not just the great numbers marc benioff, chair and ceo, salesforce we have great show and it started right then with marc blowing out the numbers >> thank you so much, jim. >> making sure business is the greatest force for social change hooters, the ceo of gap, mondelez, williams-sonoma, and hp all tonight. you stay with cramer, the most guests we have ever had. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question, tweet cramer. #madtweets send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call. 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. hannah speaking. when you're in a meeting, ashley can take a message. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. that building you're trying to buy, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x i

always a pleasure to have you on marc shore, i don't really care what i call you.r joins us now jim, the market has been selling off this morning i -- hard to describe exactly what's happening here. there's been some headlines around china and taiwan. i don't know what you think is leading to this right now. >> as these companies report, you keep hearing about inflation. you keep hearing about shortages. there are so many tech companies reported last week reported great numbers and stocks are well below. lot of calling of tops in the semi conductor cycle i think this is vicious rotation and the idea that somehow micron is done, knowing you have -- i picked that one because that probably had one of the best of all the quarters or applied materials but at the same time i recognize they want to go lower. we had a rally yesterday led by retail i think those stocks still can have more to run but the only things that are really up andrew where the steels and that's bad i also recommend the pipe lines. they are a very small group but doing very well. crummy leadership. i

what happened at this stage what makes people so vulnerable do you think to a situation like this marc. well i think whether we're talking about an individual case as it seems to be or a terrorist case i think basically there are these terrible psychological pressures and so quite often we have to try to separate out the medically ill psychologically ill person from a political religiously motivated killer which in many ways this reference you just had for instance this young man's apparent so hyper sense of his divinity and so on that these isolated individuals who may see them externally through quite normal but on. the inside probably up with muscles and resentments and pressures if they have access to weapons and then they have perhaps in this case a target that is related to the militants who can really into a sudden explosive fit and it's therefore extremely difficult to predict because at least if somebody has associated themselves with that it streams political or religious organization the chances are that some kind of police or security service what knowledge of that group wa

hello i'm marc edwards, i hope you had a good weekend. wire. drama in madrid as the reigning champions real, scored a 94th minute equaliser to rescue a point against fellow title contenders sevilla. ivan rakitic had given sevilla a 2—1 lead from the penalty spot with just over 10 minutes to go before a deflected shot from toni kroos gave real madrid a share of the spoils. it means leaders atletico stay two points clear of real madrid and barcelona, with three games to go. in italy, juventus started the season on the hunt for a 10th straight serie a title but now find themselves toiling for a top fourfinish. they've slipped out of the champions league places after being beaten three nil by ac milan. ante rebic got the pick of the goals which take his team into third and leave andrea pirlo's side in fifth place, a point off napoli with three games to go. lewis hamilton has extended his formula one championship lead to 1a points after winning the spanish grand prix on sunday. it wasn't easy for the reigning champion who started from pole for

. >> it is not just that, marc.ld. >> we are in a world where where there is not a lot of middle and not a lot of listening to the other side. the incentives whether on the left going to the left or on the right going to the right are just that. you go to your base. i kind of compare this to the octagon and mixed martial arts. that's where he's going to fight. he's a politician. he had that earlier segment where some of the folks were saying hey look, the best thing to do like having rudy giuliani is try to get him to shut up. in matt gaetz's world or perhaps rudy giuliani's world is the important thing is understand for them that there is a court of law and they see their problem first and for most as a public opinion problem. i know everyone the court of law he'll be found not guilty. he should be charged again. we'll wait and see. we don't know. >> mr. marc caputo. always a pleasure. >> thank you, sir. >>> what's wrong with teaching antiracism. let's ask mitch mcconnell because he thinks it is divisive. stay with

you want to know their story in full leverage turn find a marble informant for marc rich. city w. news live from berlin e.u. leaders say the lifting vaccine peyton's won't be a magic bullet in the current of our pandemic they've held a 2nd day of talks and a push in the united states will call creatures that india's prime minister joined up by a video link to go live to talk. to the 1st time indian officials have recorded more than 4000 covert 1000 deaths in one day despite aid getting through experts fear that things could get to us will get better. and what goes up must come down time is rocket makes an uncontrolled return to us often launching pontificate spasticity. hello i'm him ahmed you need as have wrapped up a 2 day summit stomach mates by the coven 1000 crisis in india they agreed to restart straight talks with delhi but there are divisions of a u.s. proposal to waste peyton's on current of r s faxing. heads of state and government gathered in spring sunshine in the portuguese city of. uppermost in everyone's minds the relentlessly rising death toll in india the european

marc siegel was a professor of medicine. dr.to the hospital as far bacs november 2019. you say this is very concerning because, "viruses don't jump species overnight." can you unpack that for us? >> yet speak. what i mean by that is we are always talking about getting sick. what would it take for them to jump to humans? that is what dated function research is done to test capability. i'm not in favor of that because i think it's too dangerous. but how, in just a matter of weeks it appears that this virus comes out of nowhere, starts to get people very sick, and then causes this inflammation in the body that we have never seen anything like it before? that kind of knowledge is something we need to know. did that go through an intermediary creature or was it something manipulated in a lab? and you know that doctors in time dominic china are busy manipulating coronavirus in every lab. dr. fauci said that he doesn't believe that this occurred in nature and we just haven't found the intermediate creature anything so lab is very unlik

and six—time world champion marc marquez had a lucky escape after crashing at 120 miles per hour in practiceo race, but he'll start from 14th. championship leader fabio quartararo claimed pole for tomorrow's race. toulouse are through to rugby union's champions cup final for the first time in more than a decade. they beat bordeaux 21—9. leinster take on la rochelle tomorrow in the second semifinal. and pakistan eased to victory in their first test against zimbabwe in harare. hasim ali took five wickets to help bowl zimbabwe out for 134, meaning pakistan win by an innings and 116 runs. the second and final test starts next friday. tonight sees one of the most eagerly—anticipated fights in women's boxing. ireland's katie taylor, the undisputed world champion at lightweight, defends herfour belts against england's natasha jonas, at manchester arena. the pair have history — they fought nine years ago as amateurs at the london olympics, where taylor beatjonas on her way to winning gold. jonas quit boxing in 2015, but after having a baby, she returned to the ring two years later. taylor doesn't be

marc, i'm sure the maldives must be amazing but not on this weekend.and whether or not china does the right thing? >> well look, what this reminds us of is that china is a totalitarian regime with zero openness or transparency. if it was an american rocket, it would have been reusable. if this was an accident with an american rocket nasa would have been having briefings every hour and where they thought it would land, where to be worried about. china nothing. they said nothing. the chinese space agency until sunday. total lack of transparency. you had mike gallagher on talking about the lab leak hypothesis. "new york times" says china is the only space program in the world that launches rockets like this and let them fall at random anywhere in the world. they said they are totally negligent and irresponsible in space program. this negligent and irresponsible with the space program is it that big a stretch to say they might have negligence about safety and irresponsibility at the wuhan lab of virology? this is what happens with totalitarian rej epistles