dana reeve: good to hear. christopher reeve: thanks. dana reeve: thanks very much. christopher reeve: learning how to ride horses was strange to me. because i've always been allergic to horses. alexandra reeve givens: he was cast in anna karenina, and there were writing scenes. and he realized, if i'm going to do this and be on a horse, i have to do it for real. he injected himself with antihistamine every day for months. christopher reeve: i sort of took a crash course enough to get me through the movie. if you look, that's actually me in the middle of the hungarian national equestrian team doing steeplechase. i was in the middle for a good reason. because if i was about to go, they could catch me and keep me on. but anyway, my wife and i have riding in common. it's become a very central part of our life. alexandra reeve givens: he just absolutely adored it. matthew reeve: he was an intense guy. he didn't do anything half assed. you could not fail and quit. it was like, you try, you fail, you try harder. christopher reeve: back in the superman years, i always used

reeve. michael manganiello: isn't that funny? i get all that, particularly when i'm with him, and my hair is longer. they're like, are you his brother? she was just funny and could tell a really good dirty joke. we had crushes on the same boys and it was-- she was just a riot. i started getting things organized and it got-- so it was like other celebrity letters famous scientists, politicians, nuts, the nuts, other people who are living with spinal cord injury. christopher reeve: 200,000 people in the united states alone have the same problem as me. if the public will demand that the politicians spend that little bit of money, make that investment, i'll be up and walking around again. michael manganiello: chris wanted out of that chair. that was it. christopher reeve: i couldn't give up because nerves can find new pathways. steve kirshblum: he had tremendous work ethic and would push himself. robin williams: brother chris is fighting like crazy. when you find people who fight like that but s

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and someone was saying to me, look, rachel reeves has when it comes to this area and benefits. are two real echoes here for me. universal credit was meant to simplify the benefits system — money if they got back to getting a job. ian duncan—smith had a huge bust up with the treasury put in place for universal credit to work. cos i'm old enough to have been around then in single parents having to start looking for work when there were children getting younger and younger and younger. it's about rights and rights and responsibilities, right? and it comes down, really, to where your moral compass is on that. i suppose at the other end you would have people like, that actually work is good for you, and the government has yeah. it's a great political fault line. the apprentice boss is in the house of lords. to henry, saying that there's some tiktok peer to peer assisting people to go through the process is one way of looking at it. video instruction. that's also the case with personal independence payment, if they have disability. again, you have to fill out forms to prove that you

son, matthew reeve. great to see you. i mean, i was watching you watch that clip and seeing you smile. you know, i mean, so i mean, he continues to be an inspiration to all of us. but for you as his son, i mean, what goes through your mind when you are now hearing his voice again and and watching him? >> yeah. >> of course. >> i mean, it's it was also. just wonderful. i hadn't seen the movie in a long time and hadn't seen any. clips for a while. and we're just as a family, so proud of this film. i mean, the filmmakers did such an incredible job with it, and we're so pleased it's out in the world and resonating with audiences and critics alike, and is being nominated for awards. and, you know, my dad was an incredible guy. i'm incredibly privileged to to be his children. and it's an honor to help carry on his legacy. and it's been a real joy to help bring his story to the world again. >> i mean, he's superman to us, you know, for kids, sometimes, you know, when you've got a famous, you know, father or mot

but for now, rachel reeves can't escape concerns about her past. attacked with a machete up with things like this. she says the man, known publicly as x, used his position as an mi5 agent to terrorise her. about the abuse by x. it meant beth's case would largely be kept secret, even from her. but this week we revealed that mi5 had told me that x was an agent when seeking to stop a story about his extremism, we were together has actually been proven to be the case — what they want. he was telling the truth. there were official investigations into what happened. to the bbc and all three courts. i don't matter to them. a spotlight on the way they behave. about me again. due to our new revelations, beth will return to court for a new decision on whether her case can be heard in the open. if you've been affected by any of the issues in this report please visit www. bbc.co.uk/actionline for details of where here's adam fleming. we are going to be talking aboutjd debut on the stayed advance's debdt on thewett�*s'stayed' the conference is see {eep keep hea

daughter, alexandra reeve givens.nk you so much for being here with us. you know, this film is is such an incredible look at your dad, who was just an extraordinary man and made such a difference for so many people with his legacy. what what was it like for you seeing this film and just watching it come together? >> the whole. >> thing has. >> just been an amazing experience. this started as an independent film and archivist, reached out to us and said, your dad had a pretty interesting life. do you have any home movies you could share? and they found directors, found producers, and now, you know, being seen around the world, shown on cnn tonight, having people connect with his story. it's a really beautiful thing. >> and what do you want, people? there's so much that your to your to your point, your dad had a fascinating life. and there's so much to take away. what do you want people to to know about your dad. what do you hope they learn when they watch this? >> you know, one of the things i think about is that his l

christopher reeve.are. the baftas are often seen as a predictor of what's to come. what about will and his siblings? >> rebecca: we love will. we appreciate you bringing us that story. joining us now, as luck would have it, from london, fresh off his family's bafta win, it is will reeve. so great to see you, will. [ applause ] >> gio: congratulations. >> rebecca: we are so proud of you. >> will: thank you. thank you so much. >> rebecca: it's afternoon. you feeling good? >> will: i've been avoiding direct sunlight and any sudden movement, but we are ultimately riding high. it's been an awesome experience. something i didn't expect. i had said like empty offer to our bosses like, hey, if we win, i'll pop up from london on monday, not thinking we would win. [ laughter ] here i am. i don't really know. here i am. it was an amazing night. >> linsey: there was thunderous applause as you're up there with your siblings. how did that feel to, see so many people cheering on your dad and family? >> will: the actua

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tying in indeed the challenges for rachel reeves.l continue to watch those movers, potential movers indeed. now the u.k. supreme court made a decision then rachel reeves will respond. coming up, french payments, payments -- full year operating revenue, we speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. tom: welcome back. revenue missed analyst estimates, joining us now is the ceo of the company, birch rand. >> good morning tom. i'm very pleased by results in growth, we posted a record here and earnings-per-share increased. when we look at expectations in 2025 thanks to the good momentum it is our commitment of more than 10%. tom: what gets -- how -- how -- what's -- what's your confident above -- confidence above -- above -- above 10% and what gets you to that level? >> one thing is economic uncertainty for the reasons you know, but we can say latin america is doing well. our confidence is coming from the fact that our activities are doing well. we have all the other elements in terms of digital services, engagement and mobility thanks to

15% of the survey think that reeves is doing a good job, and 67% are against axing winter fuel payments, so it doesn't really seem like they've got their finger on the pulse. this is labour of what the country want. yeah, 15% think reeves is doing a good job. >> i mean, i'm not an economist like she is, but 15% that's 15 out of 100. that doesn't sound like a lot, nick. >> no, it's pretty bad. i mean, 50% said she was doing a good job or bad job. sorry. was the same thing as 50%. maybe you could. but kwasi kwarteng was apparently on 53%. yeah, just before he. >> i met him the other day. >> i met him the other day. >> nice guy. but he didn't go that well for him with the old budget. so she's in the kind of quasi territory. >> oh, we blew 15%. think that she's doing a good job. >> no. >> no. >> no, but 50%. quasi bad job. >> no, but 50%. quasi bad job. >> oh, peace. >> oh, peace. >> and 53% in september 22nd said he was doing a bad job. >> right. >> right. >> i'm saying she's 3% off quasi levels. so question me again, by. >> the way. >> the way. >> but kick me under the. >> but kick me und

reeves tax raid hurts british forms. how much money is this?row at £2.40 for the daily express. you know, is this news? is it news country. so some other guy. >> on the newspaper. >> on the newspaper. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> front page. >> front page. >> but that doesn't mean it's not new. it is news. but of course it's going to hurt british farms. so who is this guy? countryfile's adam henson backs expressed crusade to protect family farms. is that these people, not just her, not just reeves, who's like a councilwoman or whatever she is this is they're at war. >> the chancellor. >> the chancellor. >> whatever she does for a living, she barely is good at it. >> i could have walked into wetherspoons and asked someone and got more coherent answer. >> nick, these people. >> nick, these people. >> you know what? you know what you know. >> you move so fast. there. that was scary. >> the people out there, they can read the newspaper themselves. they know exactly what it is. i guess i got to be like, i got to be like nick and repeat every. >> the whole s

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and if i was, if i was starmer, if i was reeves, i could frankly, i could ignore the farmers.f you, however, if that starts to grow into a unified group of people, all of whom feel that they've been crushed by this government, then if i were starmer, i'd be very worried. >> i would like to ask justin very quickly, because i don't believe they're going to make all the evidence shows. they're not going to make much money out of this levy, this inheritance tax levy. i think it's about control. they will give you money back if they can control environmentally how you manage your farms, but just that they want to control you. >> i think they want to control all of us. i don't think it's just us. i think it's everyone. and i think that the agriculture community is the last ones that can make a serious stand. they put all sorts of implications on truckers to stop them protesting with, we're the last ones that can't really be, you know, we haven't toed the line completely yet, and we've identified that we make up only there's only 213,000 farms, i think approximately in the uk, which

rachel reeves talking about growth. keir starmer talking about smashing the small boats.t idiots. you can't just say things again and again. you can't just announce things without. >> are up by 20%. we're returning people who are illegally. >> oh. >> oh. >> unlike lloyd. >> unlike lloyd. >> let's not go down that road, mate. listen, i want to ask you this, lloyd. if you were sat on the green benches now, what would you be pushing back on? what would you be saying? feeding back through to the to the through the ministerial team, back to people like rachel reeves. what would you be saying? >> well, i would say on the ni thresholds, i think you need to look again. i think you need to actually abolish the upper rate of ni and make working pensioners pay ni, and then reduce the ni burden for small businesses and for. so i think you just shift the and you'd raise more money that way. and i've said this to them directly or before and i still write to them. i still write with my scrawly ink pens and send them in because i think, well, they're not going to get rid of me that quick

. >> rachel reeves, as uk retail sales. >> come in. >> way higher than. >> expected in january. but debt levels stick at their highest since the days of the beatles and leonardo tops. full year expectations to cap a. >> blockbuster week for defense stocks. with the sector surging on expectations. for higher. >> european spending levels. >> leonardo ceo. roberto galani. >> tells cnbc governments need to do more. >> we have to. >> make europe stronger. >> and especially. >> a more reliable partner for the nato alliance. >> on one hand, but on the other hand, we have to be a continent which is. >> ready to defend itself. >> i mean. our east border is. >> not. >> safe and we have to. >> this has to be clear. >> to everybody. >> very good. morning to you. >> let's kick off today's. >> program with some flash pmis. >> these are for. >> the eurozone. >> now just crossing the wires now. and they come. >> at a time where growth has been very under pressure in the eurozone. >> so as for the composite. >> for february that's come in at 50.2. that is the exact level that we saw in january.

now the chancellor, rachel reeves, is cv.g been under scrutiny after she claimed she worked at the bank of england for around a decade, up to a decade. but it turned out to be just six years. but now, a bbc investigation alleges, to have revealed not only that it was actually just five and a half years at the bank, but that in another role at halifax bank of scotland, she was investigated for her expenses. now rachel reeves, a spokesman, said she was not aware of any investigation and she says all her claims have been signed off in the proper way. and she blamed an administrative error by a member of the team for the errors. in an online linkedin page. i'm joined now by the employment lawyer at payne hicks beach, james townsend. james, why does this matter? well, it may not matter. well. >> we've all got career histories. we're talking about something 15 years ago. why does it matter? well, she is chancellor. it's important that she's accurate on her cv. >> let's break down what happened here. she's. she's restated her linked

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reeves and the red, the fiscal watchdog downgrades growth forecast eating up the chancellor's borrowing margin and piling pressure on the growth agenda. a boom per day of earnings from europe's biggest firms. results from heineken and interviews with leaders from different companies. lizzy: good morning. we kick off with breaking earnings from abn amro, that such bank coming in at 2.4 billion euros, the estimate for two -- 2.28 so beat there. focus on net interest income and the cost outlook. cet1 ratio coming in for the fourth quarter at 14.5%, estimate for 14.1% and profit for the fourth quarter of 397 million euros, estimate of 448 point 5 million euros. in this on profit -- on this on profit but the ecb cutting rates and we are looking out for a name for the new ceo. will we get an answer from the ce -- the cfo in about 10 minutes? let's wait for that then switch to another set of earnings breaking out of the netherlands, heineken, the dutch brewer full-year organic beer volumes 1.6% higher than the estimate was 1.39% so a beat there, adjusted net revenue, the estimate was for 7.5 3

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will reeve caught up with him. hey, will. >> will: sure did. good morning.s the super bowl better than michael strahan, as a broadcaster, as a player, as a hall of fame ambassador. he's got a packed schedule here in new orleans but i went and caught up with our guy. >> michael: look at this stud muffin. >> will: what are the players doing this week? >> michael: as it gets later in the week, less time to even go out. you stick to your routine, still try to watch your film. kind of have a dinner with your family. try to have family time. by friday, saturday, they're cut off. like, for me, i would say, i love you. i'll see you after the game. right now i'm all about business. players are just trying to get their mind -- because you're displaced. you're not at home. get your mind closer to game time and get back on the routine for sunday. >> will: whether you go in as a player, as a fan/personality or here for your job, what do you love about super bowl week? >> michael: i get a chance to see a lot of people that i will only see once a year. i get a chance to wa

will reeve flies us over the superdome tonight. the teams are ready, the fans are ready, and travis kelce's mom used to wear that split jersey but jason kelce has retired. is there still any eagles love? and philadelphia looking to keep the chiefs from making history. >> david: good evening. we do have several breaking headlines as we come on tonight. of course, we're tracking this major winter storm moving in again. >>> we begin with that mystery disappearance of a passenger plane in alaska. we have just learned there are reports now it's just been found. the plane had vanished with ten people on board. the third major aviation incident in nine days. these are the images coming in at this hour. the coast guard finding the plane 34 miles southeast of nome. at least three bodies have been found inside the wreckage so far. the faa tonight saying the plane, operated by bearing air, was flying on its way to nome. a steep drop in altitude before all contact was suddenly lost. the coast guard searching norton soun. the plane flying in lo

let's go back to will reeve in new orleans.ood morning. >> will: hey, good morning again to you, whit. president trump will be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. that's going to add another element of heavy security on game day with nearly 80,000 fans at the game. there are hundreds of thousands of fans overall here in new orleans for the super bowl week festivities so keeping new orleans safe is a major operation. this morning, with the super bowl just days away, the teams are locked in. >> it's the biggest game of my life. >> reporter: the nearly 80,000 fans set to pack the superdome already taking over the big easy. >> go, eagles. go, birds, baby. >> reporter: with under 36 hours to go until kickoff the city of new orleans virtually on lockdown. a strong perimeter in place at the superdome. president trump scheduled to attend bringing an added layer of security. >> you'll see more and more restriction as more tourists come into town to enjoy our fabulous city. >> will: "gma" getting an aerial view of the sta

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now to our will reeve off the heels of the bafta win for super man the christopher reeve story.d dad took before the accident left him paralyzed. finishing the journey for him, finding new understanding of his dad along the way. >> lara: i love that. >> will: i've always felt my father left something for me out there. for 30 years now i've dreamed of taking a journey to the last places he visited. ♪ my father was my hero. to millions, he was super man. i idolized and miss a different christopher reeve. dad. my dad lived a life filled with epic adventure. this is great. this was his last great expedition before he became paralyzed when i was just 2 years old. he then died of complications from his injury when i was 12. i've inherited some of my dad's sense of adventure and have carried it with me to my job at good morning america and across abc news. i've waited 30 years to do this and share the experience with my father. >> your dad is my favorite super hero. >> will: thank you so much. turns out dad did leave something for me out here. >> premieres next wednesday night on abc.

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reeves herself said she is unsatisfied with these forecast. it's important because yes it's up to the office for budget responsibly to decider headroom. it suggests if the growth is like the boe say it is, she's going to have to make that difficult choice between spending cuts, tax rises, or breaking her fiscal rules. tom: thank you very much indeed. let's get to the tech sector. the major corporate in terms of how we think about the spending, the demand, and a drag on u.s. tech stocks today is amazon. shares falling in the trade after a week outlook in his latest results. the e-commerce giant warning investors that it could phase capacity constraints in its cloud computing despite plans to invest some $100 billion this year and ai. here's andy jassy on the ai outlook for the business. >> ai represents for sure the biggest opportunity since cloud. probably the biggest technology shift an opportunity in business since the opportunity -- since the internet. both our business, our customers, and shareholders will be happy, medium to long-term, th