so, munster next for exeter, the irish side beat wasps 45—7 in limerick.so they are out. they drop into the challenge cup. simon zebo scored two of the home side's six tries and is now their record european try—scorer with 25. they finished third in their pool. sale have also made it through to the last 16, they beat ospreys 49—10. sale suffered a narrow defeat to clermont last week which put their qualification hopes on ice but the win was never in doubt. this was the best of their seven tries and also the final one, jack metcalfe going over. ospreys remain bottom of pool a with no match points. they do not even get to play in the challenge cup. stade francais needed at least a six—point winning margin to make it into the last 16 and remarkably, they did it, in the last few seconds of the game against already qualified connacht. joris segonds kicked the penalty to give 1a—man stade a 37—31victory. they qualify at cardiff's expense. there you go, you are right up to date with all the rugby union, but do not take my word for it, go to the bbc sport website.

they had to beat munster or avoid a heavy defeat but went down 45—7 in limerick.scorer. —— he is now their record try scorer. they were already sure of qualifying and finish the pool stage in third. sale have also made it through to the last 16, they beat ospreys 49—10. sale suffered a narrow defeat to clermont last week which put their qualification hopes on hold, but the win was never in doubt. this was the best of their seven tries and also the final one. jack metcalfe going over. ospreys remain bottom of pool a with no match points. a terrible campaign. stade francais needed at least a six—point winning margin to make it into the last 16 and remarkably, they did it, in the last few seconds of the game against already qualified connacht. joris segonds kicked the penalty to give iii—man stade a 37—31 victory. exeter are through and currently losing at montpellier, which means they're heading to a last 16 tie with munster as things stand. but it is changing all the time. luckily we have another sportsday so i can bring you all the live sport, thatis i can bring y

gene munster will weigh in on apple.s he says that will benefit from the metaverse. jonathan boyar will give the names he likes right now the brewing battle over 5g and what verizon and at&t said about washington's request to delay the rollout and a look at the bond market sell-off discuss how high yields could climb. first 13 minutes to go in the trading day and we are in the "closing bell" market zone mike santoli here to break down the crucial moments of the trading day and today we have lindsay bell back. welcome. we'll kick it off with the broader market in the green yes, wore on record close watch again in the new year in the dow and the s&p 500. 4793 would be a record close you can see just about at the level tesla and some mega caps which make sense but you are also seeing ark innovation jump 2.5% robinhood rising today what's the narrative >> leaders lagging new tax year there's definitely that january effect of picking up stuff that's been left behind and the stuff that's a drag on the indexes today looking at

elsewhere, edinburgh beat cardiff while ulster v munster has just gotten underway.on the top four in the women's premier 155 with a bonus point win over leaders bristol. ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory. gloucester are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks one of britain's biggest medal hopes at next month's winter olympics has shown just why there are such high hopes for her. charlotte bankes won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia — it's her second world cup win of the season following her previous victory in austria and her third podium overall. she is the reigning world champion in the event. and finally — how much dedication would you show to get into work? well, many of us wouldn't probably go as far as england wicketkeeper sam billings. with jenny bairstow and jos buttler both doubts for the fifth ashes test, billings — who had been playing in queensland with the sydney thunder — was called up to the squad. but instead of a 90—minute flight from brisbane to s

in the day's only other match connacht beat munster.ved a new year's honour — she's now an mbe, with tom daley becoming an 0be — but the greatest honour went to british cycling's golden couple, who are now sirjason and dame laura kenny. with the highlights from a long list, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. after a glittering 2021, britain's sports stars are once again taking the honours, led by the ultimate golden couple. jason kenny takes the title! at the tokyo games, jason kenny powered to a record seventh 0lympic title while laura kenny raced to her fifth. now the husband and wife receive a knighthood and damehood to cap an extraordinary year. 78 0lympians and paralympians have been honoured including tom daley. oh, yes, it's brilliant! he receives an 0be for his dramatic diving gold but also for services to lgbtq+ rights. being an 0be it feels like a responsibility to make the whole commonwealth a better place for lgbt people, for women, for people of colour, to make it a more inclusive and accepting environment where ev

what happens julia, thank you very much let's get instant reaction from our fast money friend gene munster. he runs loop, a venture capital firm we'll have you on to talk about the stuff going on before this breaking news, but you just heard it, subpoenas. should -- america cares. should investors care? >> brian, i don't think so i feel like i've heard this story before there's a healthy dose of deja vu and at the end of the day i think most investors have become numb to what capitol hill is doing with some of these big tech companies this is just the latest rev. when we think about the companies, a couple of things stood out. one is, i feel like heard this before and investors ultimately shrug these off. second is, notably absent from that list, i don't think apple was on there, maybe i missed that it felt like it was more related social media platforms i think that's a testimony to how apple's navigated successfully around what's been going on on capitol hill but when you focus on the social side, these companies, we think about facebook, meta, you think about what snapchat is doing, ult

the bonus point 36—33 win puts them above munster in pool b, who also won tonight. eased into the semifinals at alexandra palace after thrashing fellow englishman kyren wilson 6—1 in their quarterfinal — and post—match, trump definitely seemed to enjoy the win. come on, baby! yes! it's incredible, that's why i play the game. just look at it. it's absolutely unbelievable and the reception, i just learned today. i can't wait to play out here again! and trump will play barry hawkins in the semifinals. you can keep up to date with all of today's stories. but that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. novak djokovic's legal team try to stop his deportion from australia, after his visa is cancelled, again. downing street apologises to the queen, after two parties were held at number 10 the night before the funeral of the duke of edinburgh. it was a time of national mourning, and covid rules meant indoor mixing was banned. the us accuses russia of sending saboteurs into ukraine to justify an invasion

wasps are also out after losing at munster.rt website. but that's it from me. back to you, clive. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. a british man has been killed in thailand. it's reported he was attacked in the town of kan—chanaburi, in the west of the country. the foreign office says another briton was injured and is being treated in hospital. matt graveling has more details. hours earlier, this crime scene in the west of thailand saw two british men sharing a drink. but then, thai police say at around 3am, a row with another man saw one friend killed and the other taken to hospital. local reports suggest the argument began over music being played too loudly and ended in a deadly attack. police recovered a sickle at the scene. police have named the victim as 49—year—old marcus evans from weston—super—mare, who officers say had lived in thailand for three years. his friend, shaun dagnan, suffered a serious injury. his partner says he has a wound to his

very good, gene munster. -- as this goes ahead. $89 now. microsoft has the money back >> it does it does. $89.96 you're right still leaving $5 on the table. don't miss our exclusive interview coming up with bobby kotick and microsoft's phil spencer. we will talk all about the deal, what brought it together, what made it happen and any concerns they might have about regulatory and beyond very quickly, let's take a final check on the markets this morning. you'll see the dow futures indicated down by 285 points after a down week last week for all three of the major averages. s&p futures down by 43 nasdaq down by 240 points. treasury yields have picked up rapidly. the ten year now at 1.823% that does it for us today. we'll see you right back here tomorrow >>> right now, it's time for "squawk on the street. ♪ >> good morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber earning pick up speed this week. we've got some blockbuster m and a to get to this morning goldman with

wasps are going out, they are losing at munster.ou what happened in that in sportsday at 6.30. make sure you have a handkerchief to hand, 0lly! a 16—year—old fatally stabbed last night in the stretford area of manchester has been named as kennie carter. earlier four teenagers were arrested on suspicion of murder — all boys aged between 15 and 17 years old. a fifth teenager has since handed himself in at a police station and was also arrested on suspicion of murder. a british man has died in thailand. there are reports he was attacked with a knife in kanchanaburi, west of bangkok. the foreign office said a second british man had been taken to hospital. a major uk investment fund is increasing pressure on companies to clean up their acts and make good on environmental pledges. aviva investors said it would vote to try to get directors kicked out of firms that are not becoming more sustainable fast enough. it also wants bosses' pay to be linked to detailed green goals. our business correspondent ramzan karmali joins me now. this is not

elsewhere connacht beat munster 10—8.g start against germany in the atp cup in sydney. cameron norrie is currently taking on alexander zverev and is a set down having lost the first on a tie break. earlier evans swept past jan—lennard struff in straight sets. there's also a doubles match later with joe salisbury and jamie murray in action. canada and the usa are also in britain's group. only the group winners qualify for the semi—finals next friday and saturday. a good win for great britain, for dan evans making a winning start. the ashes resumes on tuesday evening uk time and it's been confirmed that england's head coach chris silverwood has tested positive for covid—i9. silverwood has been isolating in melbourne since 30 december following a positive test from one of his family members. he will remain in isolation until saturday. silverwood is asymptomatic and is fully vaccinated. england's squad have undergone another round of routine pcr tests after a local bowler tested postive for covid in sydney where the fourth te

elsewhere there were wins for glasgow warriors and munster.r—hartpury increased the pressure on the top four with a bonus point win over leaders bristol. ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 36—14 victory. gloucester are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere second place exeter beat sale sharks. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for the papers. here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting let's get into some of the stories on the front pages then here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting weekly political magazine, the spectator and james rampton, feature writer at the i newspaper. the observer leads with comments from the former chairman of the uk's vaccine task force, who says we must end mass vaccinations for covid and treat the virus like we do flu. the sunday times also looks at a post—pandemic britain, reporting that free lateral flow tests will come to an end as the country is told to live with covid. but the government say that won't be happening in the short term. accordin

they're losing 31—7 at munster.ence after thumping a depleted ospreys 49—10, including seven tries. world number one — ashleigh barty is on course to become the australian open's first home champion for 44 years. she's through to the quarter finals, along with another favourite in melbourne, rafa nadal, who's still searching for that record breaking 21st grand slam tennis title. joe wilson reports. it is all australia's expectations, and it's all for ashleigh barty. her job was to serve and to play and ignore everything but the ball. cool as you like, first set, 6—4. ok, australia, get carried away, just a bit? her opponent may well win a grand slam one day. women's tennis has so many possibilities, but ashleigh barty is ranked number one and when she finds her best level, who can live with it? second set, 6-3 who can live with it? second set, 6—3 and into the quarterfinal. but melbourne sees the future. ashleigh barty is the only champion they can imagine. after 20 years, nothing new for rafael nadal. i6 imagine. a

joining us is gene munster gene, we talked about it pretty much beat on every metric i was surprised.pily. we all were on the mac side. nobody was focused on that ipad piece was the only disappointment the question is if we didn't have the supply constraints, where would we be? >> we would have 18% revenue growth in the reported december quarter. they reported 11%. it would be 7% higher. guidance, if you back into it and implies a 3% increase from where the street was at and they would have gotten it up around 10% if not for the continued fx headwind or supply chain headwind with the fx that is normalizing it there i want to jump back to the bigger picture to put some perspective around this quarter. i have seen a lot of apple quarters i have seen many impressive, countless, impressive quarters they blur together at some level. there is a recent bias i want to guard against when i say this. this was a particularly memorable quarter given the strength we outlined the headwinds. it wasn't supply chain ships parked outside ports workers not working from corporate. you've got, obviously,

. >> first let's get to the big action with mike santoli and joining us is luke munster mike, the broader markets selling off in the session. >> untrustworthy bounce after the morning sell-off 10:30 the low and below that not a lot of sort of convincing persuasive buying power coming in the market looking oversold. some of the sentiment and positioning data making it look like we should have a relief rally but no saying when that comes and what the start of a deeper downturn looks like 200 day moving average something like that. didn't come within 3 or 4% of it at the lows in october and pierced that now not anything that's immediately decisive but the major uptrend line in a bull market. still sloping higher that's okay. but that shows you that there was really nothing special about that of buyers waliting there. 4300 about 2% below this. a lot of things coming into the mix here gone back in months with this pullback this week take a look at the credit markets. it is a thing to point to to say this doesn't look like a panic and look like a whole lot of credits stress in the system these

i talked to the prime munster about migration issues. i accompanied secretary blinken to colombia where we had a regional migration conference to address illegal you are regular migration to deal with issues related to the root causes. and we're committed to following up and pushing on the issues every day. >> i appreciate the meetings and conferences. i'll note. this the biden administration is trying to undo the diplomatic agreements p nut place and were working. i think it's simple. obey the law. that's what the circuit is suggesting. that is the proper answer here. ambassador robinson, i'd like to turn to you if i might. the fentanyl problem plaguing the united states is getting worse. we talked about this. senator portman in tennessee overdose rates for individuals that were age 25 to 34 skyrocketed from 4.8 per 100,000 in 2015 to 37.6 per 100,000 in 2019. every time i am home, i hear from local sheriffs it got much worse this year. none of this is commercial appeal. a few days ago, they interviewed tennessee's former opioid czar. h

elsewhere there were wins for glasgow warriors and munster.t of the sport while keeping an eye. . .— doing the rest of the sport while keeping an eye... i can see some of ou auoin keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh.! _ keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh.! it — keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh.! it is _ keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh,! it is less _ keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh,! it is less one - keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh,! it is less one wicket| you going oh,! it is less one wicket in hand. let's see! here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. with some pictures as well, which you told us about earlier. something to live the spirits _ you told us about earlier. something to live the spirits this _ you told us about earlier. something to live the spirits this morning. i to live the spirits this morning. take a look at these stunning weather watch images that came out last night. the aurora borealis was on show as far south as norfolk.

. >> contrary to what you might have read, i'm not munster >> notorious bad boy of tech >> you willingest thing about travis is that he is willing to run through walls to win the worst thing about him is he thinks everything is a wall. >> i'll watch anything with kyle chandler in it. anything >> absolutely. >> like right now. >> i don't care what it is >> come on >> fun it's about trees growing he's in, i'm in. of super pumped is the name of that one on february 27th on showtime finally, tom brady and rob gronkowski, man, this is friendship at its best on sunday the duo set a new bar friendships everywhere going into the last bucs game, season ender, gronk needs seven catches and 85 receiving yards, needs both incentives. they're worth half a million dollars each in bonuses. by the last quarter of the last game, he had already got one of them but the tight end was still short of that other half million dollar incentive what did he do he looked at tom brady and brady is like, all right, i'll stay in this game even though the coach is like you better get out of this game. i don't want yo

for more we're joined by gene munster.as the worst day we've seen in almost a year for the nasdaq looking just for the week-to-date, the index is already down by 3.5% and you say there's more of this to come what's happening >> exactly, becky. i think it's important to start at the distinction between the near and long term and everything we're talking about in terms of the step down is near term. what the fed is doing. and to put some perspective on that, what caught my attention yesterday was, of course, the balance sheet. the size is a little bit bigger. the minutes suggested that the runoff is going to be a little bit quicker. that was a surprise to the market the market does not like surprises. and if we step back and think about what the fed has done over the last few months, it has been a series of surprises. and they've been rooted in a belief that inflation is going hotter and they need to do more. their response has been muted. the fed's response has been muted. i think that this near-term can continue to show do

which was the munster's address on my tv show. 15 minutes the guy pulls.ed bad guy steals his car. what they're saying. people across the country are vulnerable. they say the times most vulnerable for getting your carjacked is when you get in or out of the car. we all do that in your driveway, parking lot, a gas station, or an atm. the other thing to be worried about is it this bump and run. where, you know, you are sitting somewhere and somebody bumps you and you immediately get steamed. you get out, and see if there is any damage, that's when the bad guy comes in and takes your car. >> ainsley: they also have those devices. don't leave your keys in the car because they have some device where they can drive down the street in your neighborhood and determine whose keys are still left in the car. >> brian: joseph imperatrice blue lives matter. he has seen the response. he is outraged. stop with the no cash bail and stop clamping down on crime and back the blue. listen. >> this was a baby. this was a 22-year-old boy starting his life as a man. doing somethin

elsewhere, connacht beat munster 10—8.hree down, to take the next two to seal a dramatic victory. he'll playjames wade in the first semi final later today. peter �*snakebite' wright is also through to the semi—finals. he came from 3 sets to one down to beat callan rydz 5—4. wright will play gary anderson in the last four. we have seen pictures of people diving into water and blowing away the new year cobwebs. now then, here's a way to blow away the new year cobwebs. it's the relatively new sport of wingfoiling, with the final events of the world championship season in tarifa on spain's atlantic coast. bowien van der linden of the netherlands won the women's surf—freestyle discipline. frenchman titouan galea won two out of the four events to be crowned men's champion. spectacular stuff. it is better to do that in spain with a slightly warmer waters. i would do that, i said no to going through new year's day dip in the sea but that, i would do that. it is similar to kite _ sea but that, i would do that. it is similar to kite

they're top of their pool above munster, who won at castres. a brilliant game.e been genuinely enthused about the winter olympics coming up which you will be involved in. that the winter olympics coming up which you will be involved in.— you will be involved in. that is what it is _ you will be involved in. that is what it is all _ you will be involved in. that is what it is all about, _ you will be involved in. that is what it is all about, inspiring l you will be involved in. that is i what it is all about, inspiring more people to take up the sport of skiing. i'm happy you feel that way. it is a dangerous business, skiing. you started when you are 32, which is quite late to start skiing. yes. is quite late to start skiing. yes, all of my competitors _ is quite late to start skiing. is: all of my competitors probably started at the age of two and probably started race training from the age of 506. my six year anniversary of skiing welkom op next month right after the winter olympics, and i was 32 years old when i started in 2016. lhla when i started in 2016. n