as he says michael rose will be back for this huge classic of a game this is probably the biggest one we've had in so many seasons definitely i think most of us to go very tired of that moniker that classic because it rang hollow so many times and in recent seasons you get to this stage dominance by and for the second time in the season and there would be ten twenty points between them no semblance of a title race whatsoever this year as you said nick when we look at the table there it could decide the title the outcome of this match dortmund ahead on points by enough time advantage i can't wait to see who comes out on top as this game is so important both of you what you think going to happen what is going to be the start with you well in order to have a tight race till the end of the season i hope for a thrilling three three. but i think it's going to win it ok. i'm going to go with a tight door and went to one both of you have done wonders for a title with it. because well ok we're going to move on we're going to stick by and now let's rewind a couple of years by munich one of the

gideon rose with us and michael shaoul.ubelhart who is knee-deep in industrial america. 21, ge we will not even look at. this is the ancient industrial history of those retired. all new management is coming in to salvage honeywell -- not salvage, but move honeywell forward, and salvage general electric as well. tell us about the new guy at honeywell. karen: a lot will stay the same. he sticks to margins. he got things going to be a profitable country does company. growth.cused on he is looking for deals, cannot find them because they are really expensive, but he wants to buy. tom: organic revenue growth of 5.2%, a snapping number for a potato chip company, amazon with ginormous growth as well. karen: outside the u.s., the industrial is slowing. under that 3% would get people concerned. i think they will be in their range. they are usually the one that beats a little, it raises a little, so that is required because they have done that for a long time. the what is the exposure to 737 max program? karen: that will be a topic o

rose in profits. the company's chief executive michael infante is with us. good morning. lovely to see you.g business. yes, it is. good morning. the music industry has changed dramatically over the la st has changed dramatically over the last period of time, especially the la st last period of time, especially the last few years, streaming is the dominant force of a physical product and indeed, downloading is becoming slowly more mode as everyone teens in to their various subscriptions whether it's spot of amazon or apple music. so we are seeing a fantastic rise in the way music is consumed by all age groups and all genres of music by monthly subscription and virtually unlimited streaming to populate playlists for every generation. essentially, just explain this. you are the middleman. ifi explain this. you are the middleman. if i use something like apple music are one of the streaming services, they take a cut, you take a cut and they take a cut, you take a cut and the rest goes to the artist? there isa the rest goes to the artist? there is a division of income and it depends. there is no

tommy fleetwood is in contention i had of his second round rory michael roy has plenty of work to do. justin roseout on course. liverpool boss calls for life bans for supporters found guilty of racist abuse after a video emerged of chelsea fans singing islamophobic songs about mohamed salah. an england player billy vunipola has appeared to to defend a controversial comment by an australian player. the rfu say they will meet saracens to discuss his post. more on those stories that have passed. thousands of children in england are attending unregistered schools — some of which are in "appalling" conditions with exposed wiring, rat traps and open sewers, according to 0fsted. the schools inspections body says 6,000 children are taught in unregistered schools and that english councils have spent tens of thousands of pounds placing pupils in the unregulated facilities. sarah walton reports. these are some of the rundown, dirty conditions where inspectors found children trying to learn. 0fsted visited 500 schools that were unregistered or suspected of operating illegally. they were shocked by what they

is seven billion a year rose so so much for them they walked in the room mister michael amounts of the of the rejection of tax for the world country. and the world. similarly about europe for example he's taking into accoun- criticism about europe he said that shangaan system being he doesn't work. a mutt he's hoping that the european union we we do -- two mile road but was unable to do going to pot for two years i think that is it is not very realistic the should we don't. give the president some credit though because it would be very easy for him wouldn't it to see to bring a populist measures -- such as raising the minimum wage will bringing back be at the fourteen tax -- that would satisfy the other best practices but he believes it would be wrong for the french economy. i in the long term. we are very low i think he's a he's a ride in that. area i'm not sure that the old we get our tax movement that had to be give me that please. a b. -- for you'd be submitted to the entrance of the far left- demonstrators at the beginning the middle universe movement rules against. against taxes

this is a guy that's not just an average president who rose up through the political rank, he is an international businessman. >> what michael was some financial irregularity. >> i'm wondering if there's l.g.ation presented which nancy pelosi has talked about mandating every person running for president in the united states has to show their tax returns especially considering the fact this has been the common thread from when donald trump announced he was running for president until now two years into i had presidency. >> you have to show it to buy a house. >> bernie sanders has got encriticized for saying he's going release his tax returns. >> and he hasn't. >> thank you very much. >>> congressman tim ryan of ohio is joining the crowded 20 presidential field. watch this. >> this country, as you all know is divided. if i can just say that this has been going on a long time. our country has been divided for a long time. i can go back into the late 1970 when my father-in-law lost his job when youngstown sheet and tube closed. he was off 13 months. just bought a newhouse. i can go back a few weeks where my daughter called cryin

rose again. imports dropped. lisa: there's a difference between numbers not being as good as the headline might suggest any slowdown that will precede imminent or near-term recession. where are we with that? michael that seems to be the virgin -- that seems to be the virgin's between -- divergence between economists and traders. we saw good retail sales in march. we have seen incomes continue to rise. the job numbers are still very strong. the foundations are there for strong spending. inventorywork off the overhang. you will be a drag on growth in the second quarter. 2.5%, youf you have are almost 3% and that is not bad. what really worries the bond market today is the inflation. the quarterly numbers. it dropped to 1.3%. that will scare anybody about the economy. it led to rate cut speculation today. that is likely to reverse because we know oil prices are going up. that will have an impact on inflation in the other direction. caroline: overall, do you think willond side of the market not be painful? michael: i think they are a little too fearful. maybe we are also looking at a weekend and they want to be positioned ahead of the weekend. next week, we get the monthly numbers for march which wil