russ: i think that is a fair point. china is cheap but there are a number of challenges, particularly growth, property sector. i'd knowledge japan has pulled back off the march high. if you look at 12 months, japan is our favorite market. annabelle: that is a point because do you see u.s. exceptionalism persisting given the strength of the u.s. economy? russ: there a number of factors, u.s. economy remarkably resilient if you think back to one year ago, we had concerns about banking, first republic bank, here we are one year later and the u.s. economy actually is strong so economic gains are one thing, but the other is when you consider what is to be rewarded over three or four years, companies in aia, cybersecurity, internet commerce. seeing more of those in the u.s.. another way to put that is when you look for profitability or quality, you see more of those companies listed in the u.s. so the type of companies that we find in the u.s. are very appealing. annabelle: off of ai and profitability, we have yet to see bott

edward: russ, tomorrow we'll get a gdp number, reading on this. last report shows in 20232.2% of the growth was consumer spending 5.2% of growth was government spending, non-defense government spending for all of 2023. can the president ride this to the election? that shows government spending is outpacing consumer consumption? >> i think it will buttress the numbers for a period of time but i don't think mittally he will be able to ride it because reality people want to go back to prices they had under trump. they understand even if you temper inflation you're not going back to what those prices were. you're still up 20%. you still have energy policy that is hurting them. they still don't have the ability to get out of their mortgage and about get another house because of the high price of mortgages. every main mechanics that impact a home, those are blinking red and these other numbers may give them a story to tell but i don't think it will be convincing. edward: so under the president's economic policies, bob, the agriculture department data sh

you've got to assume this happened. >> russ. russ kirk worthing >> russ.rom worthing reaches russ which is in reaches russ angela which is in tunisia by all accounts after covering more than nine. well, basically 10,000 miles in 352 days. and he's raised £600,000 for charity. and, you know , for charity. and, you know, let's make no mistake here, that is quite the feat . they must be is quite the feat. they must be quite sore feet. but that's quite sore feet. but that's quite that's quite the feat, it's interesting. a lot of setbacks, including robbery at gunpoint in angola, being held by men with machetes in the repubuc by men with machetes in the republic of ireland. i mean, the congo , don't want a victim congo, don't want a victim blame, but i bet he secretly loves that , because that's loves that, because that's that's what makes it heroic, isn't it? >> he probably paid for him . >> he probably paid for him. >> he probably paid for him. >> it's. he's the jussie smollett's got forca previously. >> he's run from istanbul to london. he's been buried aliv

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earlier russ cook spoke about what he hopes to achieve through the challenge.lly bananas to me that the amount of people have been following and come out to support and stuff. i think it would be awesome to get people moving more. i'm a big believer in sport, in general doing wonders for people's lives and it's changed my life. so i'd love for more people to be inspired or motivated to go out running or taking part in any kind of sport. the deepest level of motivation for me is legacy for... i guess, you know, like my family. what this, like the cook name... and you know, when i think about when i have kids, what i want to pass on to them. that's like the deepest level of motivation for me. every monday for nearly six months, people who live around windermere have been protesting against sewage discharges into the lake. today was the 23rd week that they stood outside the offices of the water company, united utitilies to demand an immediate end to the spills. and they were joined this morning by national water campaigner and musician, feargal sharkey. judy hobso

and russ and james. i see you. >> thank you for joining me today. i'll see you back here next saturday at 8:00 a.m.m. eastern smerconish is up next

and russ and james. i see you. >> thank you for joining me today. i'll see you back here next saturday at 8:00 a.m.m. eastern smerconish is up next two >> days until trump trial. i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia with this question. do you have a state of mind that would preclude you from rendering an impartial verdict based upon evidence adduced at the trial of former president donald trump because that's the question that will be front and center on monday when jury selection begins and trump becomes the first former president to ever face criminal prosecution. said differently, said more simplistically. can trump get a fair trial in manhattan. that's today's poll question. it's were carnage.com. here's what he said yesterday. >> jury selection is largely luck. >> it >> depends who you get. it's very unfair that i'm having a trial there >> judge juan merchan from the new york supreme court has the difficult task of seating a fair and impartial jury 12 jurors, six alternates in a manhattan borough where trump in 2020 received only 12.3% of the

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russ: between the u.s. and other central banks? jonathan: look at the euro this morning, one point 06. dollar-yen through 1.54. how much further the ecb could go without the federal reserve joining them in a rate cutting cycle? russ: the ecb will probably have more latitude to cut than the fed. the reason is obviously you have a weaker economy. in the u.s., we have some persistence in inflation, particularly around services which you are seeing in other parts of the world. one reason the dollar has been so resilient is because you have the policy to vergence. another -- policy divergence. another aspect that is interesting, until 2021 when you think about building a portfolio, what is your hedge against equity risks? for to -- for two decades it was bonds. what has worked very well on days when equity markets have sold off is generally having a long dollar, overweight dollar position. if you worried about the fed when the market is selling off, you generally see better dollar strength. lisa: gold and the dollar, bonds don't work th

and it changed my life. >> reporter: though russ has more in store, for now, he's just looking to unwindideas. but no, i definitely am keen to chill out for a moment. spend some time with the family and stuff. >> reporter: matt bradley, nbc news. >> he deserves to chill out. what an incredible accomplishment. >>> all right, here's a look now at what's ahead on "today". >> this morning on the third hour of "today", the family behind that famous burger brand, in and out. plus we'll celebrate earth month by talking about sustainable ways to care for your plants. and th that's all this morning on the thir hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i feel clearer in my thoughts, my memory has improved and generally just more on point. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> a spectacular show in the sky. millions gathering across

it shows that on russ screens, the names of all potential recruits against you in the system database. it also includes the un sanctions as the reports as that one rest tablet is significant numbers. this use that a robust mechanism and procedures to ensure compliance with the humanitarian. the principal, with emphasizes on the principle of neutrality, and i quote, it says it possesses a more developed approach in neutrality than i need. then other similar you and, or, and, you know, and g o at this took it several weeks and the team also visited many of a, the places where on roads active had conducted more than 200 interviews. met with is right and the posting, you know, thought it is contacted at 47 countries. different organizations feel, visits in amman and jerusalem, the westbank and also it tossed with several other stakeholders. officials, organizations, donor and member states and host a countries and now it presented this report that had been awaited by many also of the countries that say they will not continue a funding and brought until this obligations are cleared out. th

it is a pushing one mister smith on russ and to the slips. the name the 2nd is to the fund. i'm right. i think that's on roughly and very last mediates to dismantle and rough and clearly that is an international consensus. it's the general assembly, or 195 nations of the us who give them the in span based on any the jet assembly can make any changes to august magic model single that the state like you. so congress decides on ruby of what these weigh, these i think are trying to do is use bureaucratic means to limit the work of hon. that certainly isn't the same as dispatching on the we're speaking with christopher goodness, the former spokesman for the united nations relief and works agency or unreal. stay right here. we have a lot more. then when we come back, we're going to talk with christopher about next steps and the situation in gaza and the rest of dozens of and run plays by israeli authorities stay to the. 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the other way not. right. so see what it was that was good. this is just so boost papers. see anything important to me? your last name was

so what motivates the man himself — here's russ cook speaking a short while ago.r me. they have been a bunch of times where it was very difficult, the sahara desert, sandstorms... pushing that mileage up sandstorms... pushing that mileage up for the last couple of months was really hard as well. the amount of people that have been following, come out to support and stuff. it would be awesome to get people moving more, i'm a big believer in sports. ourwhole moving more, i'm a big believer in sports. our whole goal is to use the power of running to try and power young people going through hard times. he young people going through hard times. , , ., , . times. he must be exhausted. well done to him- _ times. he must be exhausted. well done to him. we _ times. he must be exhausted. well done to him. we will _ times. he must be exhausted. well done to him. we will be _ times. he must be exhausted. well done to him. we will be back, i done to him. we will be back, talking about the nuclear power plant and the safety there. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. we'

as russ explains — his epicjourney had some pitfalls along the way. ellie price reports. days, covering more than 10,000 miles. cheering let�*s go! day three... day four... day six... the heavens have opened. he�*s run through deserts, rainforests, savannas, mountains, and 16 countries. and he�*s so far raised nearly £700,000 for the running charity and sandblast. bit windy. soon enough, we�*ll all be in tunisia. sipping strawberry daiquiris on the beach. soon enough, we�*ll all be in tunisia sipping strawberry daiquiris on the beach. he has had complications with his health, visas, weather... sneezing. highs of 39 degrees out here today. twisting me up! ..and other man—made threats. they said we should go more to the main track. we are going to get blown up over here. we're going to get blown up over here. really? but he has taken it all in his stride. i�*m too damn ferocious, boys and girls! in this final stretch, the 27—year—old had a little help from his friends. a few more running mates than he�*s used to. he has achieved something no—one else in this world has ever

the reason cousin is unprecedented in 2002 and compared to previous incursions, the russ, not this, on the rooftops death squads, especially forces deployed. it's a real war. no one knows what is happening in become bunch. all these moments. what israel sped off the construction of supplements in east jerusalem after the war broke guns in gaza. that's according to our recent guardian investigation. the article was published us 3 families in the shape jar, a neighborhood of the holy city, received eviction notice is ordered by the jerusalem magistrates court r t spoke to a member of one of the a highly yet highlighted with the renewal of a 1948 they evicted 531 villages and most of our, our children, women, elders. unfortunately, there were no cameras there. no such technology background and nothing. but today the world watches guys are being killed live on here and does nothing about it. you owe me. there's no sense of security. every day we have a catastrophe like not every day we have a sided back like the knox, a word 96 to 7 and day by day it gets worse. i've been living here for 5

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the city of russ sucks when more than 1000000 displaced palestinians of sheltering, the crowds overall avenue of watching all just every line from the hall coming up in the next 30 minutes. as the latest round of seaside tools and kind of, i reached a crucial stage. israel's assault on the strip continues on to refine, has killed at least 8 people in con eunice, germany is taken to the international court of justice as nick rog, you are accused of supplying weapons to israel, an aging. and the best thing, genocide in guns that.

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seeing you just to blame. russ. yeah, for the, for you to be racing on the african continent. it's of a listen to that of the russian federation of narratives. drowned out the u. s. government. in the past years. they were excel in the russian federation of stoked a lot of the instability across this will help. they did this through misinformation this information campaigns. so i see how we will double down in our efforts is through our own information campaign. but mass flip our assurance efforts, a russian federation is really trying to take over the central africa as well as the ssl within africa. the russian federation wants to establish a ground game that resembles a start se partnership program, but it doesn't have the values. it doesn't have the values, the democratic values of, of what we bring sides, that is intrinsic values for stability, security and security, security and prosperity with our african partners. but is that you is the expectation as a to rebuild the release is a do the to say in the as even with the you is, the pentagon has been criticized for abandon

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russ. russ cook, russ cook. her name? russ. russ cook, russ cook . so we're going to play you cook.'re going to play you a little video, but basically they ran from downing street past, buckingham palace, hyde park, all in central london and had a nice chat on the way. so here's a little taste of it. >> one of the biggest challenges. yeah, it's not so much the hours . come challenges. yeah, it's not so much the hours. come on. we're all prepared to work hard. yeah everyone works hard. give it . everyone works hard. give it. the tricky thing is you're put you're going from thing to thing to thing thing. all of which are different. >> like you were tory prime minister. you've kind of whatever you do is going to upset, like at least 50% of people. >> yeah, but you have to just you just have to accept that, as you just have to accept that, as you were saying, you, you have to accept that. i always say, like, at the end of the day, if i look myself in the mirror and know, look, i'm working as hard as i can. yeah doing what i believe is right for the country. yeah. and then you know what?

the largest single seizure in europe was inhabited, gemini, in 2021. 16 tons of cocaine. russ, up to $3500000000.00. and then we have on foot belgians biggest port. customs here sees the $116.00 tons of cocaine in total. 2023. also, our records for 3 searches, se mode plus also mean more traffic getting the so seizing more drugs is not necessarily a reason to celebrate. i started really a big concern that, you know, this is, this is crazy. something big is happening here. so on. yeah, this is following the growing influx of cocaine to europe in the u. direct extensions in just the portugal. all the logistics of the trade, the, the, the role material for the trade of cocaine itself. everything has been scaled up and directed to europe. so let's travel across the atlantic to where i cocaine is coming from latin america. coca plans, amazing grown in columbia period. and the lady at the glanced rice best and mountain santiago area cocaine and 6 tract, just from the lease that has long been used as i must implants. and such an america . columbia has traditionally been the biggest producer

any it concerns relating to staff based on these lists since 2011, the report also states that own russ screens, the names of all potential recruits against you in system database. it includes also a u. n. is sanctioned list. the report says that own right established a number of a mechanisms and procedures to ensure compliance with the many, terry and principal, and with the emphasis on the principle of no trolley to just to give you a scope of this process. and on week long review group conducted more than 200 interviews made with is riley. and also with police seen, you know, stories. it directly contacted 47 countries organizations with many field visits to the headquarters facilities in amman and jerusalem. the westbank and other a visiting also all the stakeholders. what's important to you and what the report does not tell us. and that's important. something that we need to highlight. she is that this report was commissioned to review and gross. no, charlotte, and not to investigate is really allegations that $121.00 breast offers participated in view of october 7th at tactful tha

we and energy infrastructure in ukraine, organized key says, russ, i hit full power plants, several civilian buildings including your hospital compound. how is the green coping with these sustained attacks? yes, i think just yesterday we had 34 missiles attacks from russia into your brain. 21 of them were intercepted by ukraine's military. however, as you just mentioned, critical infrastructure was to target like, for example, power plans. we do know that engineers are already working on these power plants, but of course, as they are many damages and a lot, a lot of interest people, employees were working the power plant. and we can definitely see that the attacks from russia has been intensifying, especially in the past month. and this is also because uh, as, as you know, the, a package from the united states was on hold in that country. so this 6 months have definitely given russia an advantage not only to advance and take cities like i've discussed, but also to keep on planning their next their next target. like the missile attacks we saw yesterday. right. you correspondence kyle, you not

military said it's added fences destroyed the 28th of 32 drones and 3 of 6 missed thoughts launched by russ russia falls of opened into the back. has presidential runoff election a pro wisdom career diplomat, and the close l i of populist prime minister for the fico uh, facing each other to determine who will be the next head of states victory for if it goes, ally would deprive the union of a key pro ukrainian voice, panama, and columbia, appealing for more help in managing the number of migrants crossing through the data and gap. it follows accusations the ignoring grey of human rights abuses, human rights watch this, we claim. now the country was doing enough to protect the growing number of people making their way across the jungle. the number of people making the perilous trick between south and central america has risen to record levels, migrants and you with a 5 day journey through the teams, jungle and river crossings. with the constant threats of violence from criminal gangs. human rights advocate, say panama and columbia, which board of the jungle of failing to protect those crossi

it was started by russ vote, the director for president trump and created a mission statement for god, country, community. it is really to carry on the policy visions of an america first agenda and to make sure those ideas continue to be developed, discussed, debated and they are in the lexicon of public policy of formulation and we bury that up with the c4 which is to educate grassroots people so they can support congressman and influence them in whatever way the activists do to vote certain ways. so it is a critical part of our structure. host: what are the key components of an america first agenda? guest: there has been what people say a unity party consensus. there is domestic and foreign policy and part of the america first division is that we have been way too involved in foreign entanglements. i am a marine veteran and served in iraq three times in combat. looking back, i wonder was that the wisest expenditure of our human life and treasure and our way too entangled in foreign affairs? do we need to think more methodically about when we decide to engage in foreign conflicts and

and you have to say is a shift in mindset for germany as well. germany does see russ is war against ukraine as a turning point for the politics. it's been dealt famously as a site and vendor. so if you see these images of the 1st unit arriving here, of soldiers are going to be station permanently abroad to help protect all those fact truly is an illustration of what site and then the concrete means and concrete terms. but obviously a lot of questions are still open. now it's going to take round about years to set up that brigade properly at what all the stumbling blocks that now this unit that arrives today consist of $21.00 soldiers and 3 civilians. and that cost was essentially getting in touch with lisa wayne and counterparts to prepare the ground so that more most soldiers kind of arrive here over the next few months over the next few years. so the next big batch is going to arrive in october, but they're all open questions that they will also have to sort out details full. and the list waiting in defense minister said today is that overall the costs will amount to some 800000000 euros.

but today it's popularity appears to be growing, with the likes of russ cook from sussex, nicknamed thea in 352 days. now will wants to see other people see the benefits of trail running. there was one morning, within five minutes i saw loads of rabbits, woodpeckers and a few deer. you always feel like you are hunting almost, just going through the countryside. i think if we inspire that in younger generations as well, nothing wrong with that. it is quite difficult to get a new sport into the olympics. you have to apply to be a recognised sport and then you have to go through all sorts of different hoops to move up until you finally, you know, can compete in the olympics. the campaigners are hoping trail running will be back for the brisbane games in 2032. will knows the road to get there will be tough, but, as an off—road runner, he's prepared for a hard slog. watch this space. more on that story and all today's sport on the bbc sport website and app. but for now, from me, and the rest of the sportsday team, goodbye. hello. there are signs that the weather might warm up a bit next week

how much of a difference still could this aid make for ukraine's fight against russ asked thing, stand this not much. developmental from the side. is that? yeah, i think you know, the phrase game change is used so much in the ukraine war and actually most the time, things on a game changer. but actually this is a bit of a tiny point. this 3 things really that you need to fly to will you need the will to fight a new cranes got bought. you need the manpower. and recently they just changed that mobilization laws to increase the ability to, to conscripts people and build a bigger army. and now you see the 3rd thing that you need, which is results is and those results is going to start to flow pretty quickly. some of them are pre positioned already. and as you had some of the cus, ministry operations in the region. and so it should start to make a difference in the coming days and weeks obviously wants has got senate and presidential approval. i mean, as you see, ukrainian soldiers have run solo on munitions that impacts the question. really because you seem to suggest that this aid could a

some i'm right employees took part in the october the 7th attacks by a mass on russ head. felipe lots of rainy, has cooled on west and states to restock payments. but among many politicians in the lane, attitudes of hon. this director of why is the same guy who said he was, he does not help. i'm us enough to what's the word child dollars that i'm the just a headquarter of the infrastructure of i'm asked was what was that the, the solve us, the i t stuff. and he said he did not know this. this guy's, i'm unbelievable. another focus of nickel rank you his case is military assistance to as well of to the october the 7th attack spelling increased approvals of defense exports to israel thought as a feeling in the buddhist of the gym. and his role should not be exaggerated. it's really small things. it is some ammunition, it is some, some medical stuff for the, for the military, but very, very, are low budgets if you compare it to other mandatory 8. a bill in strong support for his vial has led to questions about where the limits of solidarity might be. but some say the nicaraguan governmen

energy infrastructure as keep white for much needed boost of military supplies from the united states. russ themselves also struck a psychiatric hospital in the eastern city of hawk. she's leaving several buildings damaged. the latest attacks come as the client is running low on a defense mist, thoughts, president blood them is so lensky is my new appeal for more a defense systems from its allies saying at least 7 additional patriots on needed to defend its guys. especially for one issue and muscle and then we saw another massive missing striking theater. she's 34 brush rockets of various types. the main target was the energy sector, the various facilities in the industry, both electricity and gas transit facilities. in particular, those gas facilities that are crucial to ensuring safe delivery to the european union city perspective. we managed to shoot down some of the missiles, jessica, and i'm grateful to each of our soldiers who were really accurate report and responded in time to watch them. you've just got out of off, i think the trajectories of the missiles from the nature of the str

russ van marin came close to scoring a spectacular equaliser in the first half, and polley�*s stubbornited and arsenal forward alexis sanchez came on. the chilean securing the victory for inter with just nine minutes to go. if results continue to go their way, they could secure the title in the milan derby in three weeks' time. nick parrott, bbc news. elsewhere bologna were 3—0 winners over bottom of the table salernitana, beating them for the second time this season. they're currently fourth in the table, pushing for a place in the champions league. so let's take a look at the top of serie it. inter milan with 79 points — 14 between them and their city rivals ac milan who're in second with eight matches left to play. juventus and bologna both looking for champions league places in third and fourth respectively. in england, burnley look like they will be heading back to the championship. they are 19th in the premier league table, but their manager vincent kompany has hit out at the referees in the league, saying the standard hasn't been good enough this season. kompany was shown a red

but today it's popularity appears to be growing with the likes of russ cook from sussex, nicknamed theh of africa in 352 days. now will wants to see other people see the benefits of trail running. there was one morning, within five minutes i saw loads of rabbits, woodpeckers and a few deer. you always feel like you are hunting almost, just going through the countryside. i think if we inspire that in younger generations as well, nothing wrong with that. it is uuite nothing wrong with that. it is quite difficult _ nothing wrong with that. it is quite difficult to _ nothing wrong with that. it is quite difficult to get a new sport— quite difficult to get a new sport into the olympics. you have — sport into the olympics. you have to _ sport into the olympics. you have to apply to be a recognised sport and then you have _ recognised sport and then you have to — recognised sport and then you have to go through all sorts of different— have to go through all sorts of different hoops to move up until— different hoops to move up until you _ different hoops to move up until you finally, you know

great, which would really allow ukraine to attack russ logistics and rushes mitre installations and crimea. a little hans cadets far away from the front lines, making that much harder for russia to go into offensive on for life next. thank you so much for that. let's the w net connelly are forcing from the new pro region and east of ukraine. and we're going to take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and global military expenditure. so it's steepest increase in over a decade in 2020, 2023, reaching an old time high of $2.00 trillion us dollars is still called international peace research institute says was and rising tensions fueled spending across the world. the united states was the biggest spend followed by china and russia. both korea has fired multiple ballistic missiles towards its eastern horses . that's according to south korea's military. north korea has accelerated its weapons testing and recent months is it continues to expand its military capabilities in response, south korea and japan have strength and then look, 3 ties with the united sta

he's known as the hardest geezer, and russ cook from west sussex has earned that nickname — by runningfrom south africa's southern—most tip and has covered the equivalent distance of 385 marathons. the route took him north through countries including angola, nigeria and ivory coast, before ending in the north of tunisia. ellie price reports. only the hardest geezer could do it.

and in that they see kind of sorry, much just kind of enabling russ's war against ukraine, which of course is, is dragging on and on. and last time schultz went to china, i was with him on that trip. and he extracted the statement from a wedding from she, jim penguins, she's or something of a, a positive and saying that you can make threats with nuclear weapons. so this was interpreters is very much a kind of criticism of vladimir putin who's used nuclear threats in the ukraine will quite a bit recently. those threats very much back. so i think the germans would be looking for some wording from she, jim ping on that. again, but also the salts, as message to cj and ping is going to be, you know, you're helping russia, you may not be providing them with the drugs the, the wrong is giving them all the missiles that north korea is giving the russians. but you're giving a lot of economic support, diplomatic support, and what a cool kind of basic lease or enabling do you will use technologies to kind of technologies that could potentially be, be used in some way. and there's conflict and saying

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