seema: for your we know what the rate cut is. the ecb will cut rates next week and to compare that to the u.s.. the debate is dan, day out when mystified going to cut? there are surprises to the upside. it will need more rate cuts in the u.s.. from that perspective, that rate path does add to its attractiveness. i think this is a tactical opportunity. lisa: with the gross store coming from china given the fact that a lot of people are upgrading expectation for china's growth because of stimulus coming from the chinese government that could feed over into europe? seema: in the china market we have become more positive because of the upside surprises and valuation in the deep sense of negativity towards china. the close synchronization of their economies. we do move with hesitation because of the political tensions that could spill over. there are elements you don't want to get too excited about, you have to be careful. lisa: do you like anything in a show? i know you think japanese valuations are expensive. what else do you like i

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seema: they are still dominating the market. what you have seen from the most recent earnings season is this performance is spreading out to other parts of the economy. if that can be maintained and if you start to have more customers at the latter part of the year. they need those rate cuts. this is a broad, good story but we need to see more evidence in order to secure the perspective. for now, evidence suggests this is not just a year for the mag seven. caroline: what about valuations , chip stocks, the reigning formula of nvidia and alphabet and apple getting a lift. are they out of whack? seema: i was traveling across the u.s. with investors everywhere. that's a question that still keeps coming up. do we think this is overvalued and time for correction? we would push back on that yes is frothy but comparisons to the dot-com bubble? absolutely not. these earnings are believable but there is something fundamental in this valuations. with this kind of market where there is so much good news there is always a risk of a call bac

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we had a great conversation with tina fordham about this, seema.he markets seem to be mostly focused on overriding macroeconomics narrative as opposed to what was happening in the new york courtroom. has anything in your mind told you that it's anything but inflation at this point for the u.s. economy and by extension, for the u.s. voter? >> so, hi, dom. no, the fundamental story is still one of what is happening with growth and what is happening with inflation and when is the fed going to move. those are the key stories. that should be the main story on investors' minds. certainly the news overnight does inflict additional amount of volatility the market doesn't want to see. for investors, it should not ultimately change the growth and inflation and what fed is doing. >> that, by the way, growth picture right now, seems to still be decently in tact. it is still growing at a fairly healthy clip that doesn't imply recession. prices are still stubbornly sticky. we are at a stock market at record highs or just near them right now. what exactly can ups

he helped prepare the case against seema misra.osses. but shortly before her trial came this report written by fujitsu engineer garethjenkins about a bug affecting branch accounts and how he could use remote access to fix it. and then here's a note about the meeting that followed warning about the potential impact upon ongoing legal cases. the inquiry saw how it was all forwarded in this e—mail to jarnail singh, the header showing it printed minutes later. i don't recall seeing it, don't recall printing it... it was saved in your drive, wasn't it? i don't even know what you're talking about. i don't know how these things worked. you don't know how to save a document? no. this was just three days before seema's trial. the material was never disclosed. it could've stopped her wrongful conviction and many others that followed. all of this, "if i received it, if i read it," is a big fat lie, isn't it? no, it's not. and you know it, mr singh. i didn't come here to lie. i'm at an age where i've come to assist the inquiry. he said he didn

a hard watch for seema and her husband here today. did you believe him? no.to the prison. all they were concerned _ about the horizon name to be saved. butjarnail singh did say this. i admit mistakes were made. and i'm ever so sorry that mrs misra suffered. and i am ever so embarrassed to be here. a bruising day for a lawyer who says he can't remember many of the details. emma simpson, bbc news, at the post office inquiry. a teenager who stabbed mikey roynon who was 16 to death in bath in somerset last year has been detained for life at bristol crown court. shane cunningham was ordered to serve a minimum of 16 years before being considered for parole. two others, cartel bushnell and leo knight, who were 15 at the time of the attack, were sentenced to nine years for manslaughter. danjohnson was in court. mikey roynon's family came here every day of the four—week trial. today they were in court to hear how long his teenage killers will serve. love you, too. love you... wait, love you. mikey was just 16 years old. he was a live wire, so he loved, you know, being

he helped prepare the case against seema misra.e potential impact upon ongoing legal cases. the inquiry saw how it was all forwarded in this e—mail to jarnail singh, the header showing it printed minutes later. i don't recall seeing it, don't recall printing it... this was saved in your drive, wasn't it? i don't even know what you're talking about. i don't know how to do...these things worked. you don't know how to save a document? no. this was just three days before seema's trial. the material was never disclosed. it could've stopped her wrongful conviction and many others that followed. all of this, "if i received it, if i read it," is a big fat lie, isn't it? no, it's not. and you know it, mr singh. i didn't come here to lie. i'm at an age where i've come to assist the inquiry. he said he didn't know about the bug for anotherfew years. a hard watch for seema and her husband here today. did you believe him? no. they didn't care they were sending |an innocent person to the prison. | all they were ever concerned about, the horizon

i'm seema mody.n a wide-ranging interview this morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu sat down with our own sara eisen where he acknowledged tensions with the u.s. over how israel is pruipruitt i prosecuting the war and says three things need to happen for israel to win. >> one, sustained militarization. and that, i think, can only be done by israel intervening when it can when it sees another terrorist resurgence. the second thing you need is a civilian administration that is not hamas and not beholden to the destruction of israel. that can be done with the assistance of the arab community. and reconstruction can be done with the help of important players in the international community, but you've got to have -- you've got to clear gaza of hamas. you can't have a future for gazans, for the palestinians in gaza or future for israel or future for a broader middle east peace if hamas emerges victorious. >> you can see sara's entire interview with prime minister netanyahu tonight at 8:00 p.m.

seema mody looking at what to expect from snowflake when it reports in overtime today.e, the countdown to nvidia, the earnings. that's on kristina partsinevelos, back with what to watch for when those numbers hit the tape. mike, your thoughts? >> yeah, the reaction algorithms are preset, whatever the number is. and it is more than 10% for nvidia, so be it. i think aside from that, what is interesting today is a bit of a reminder of some of the other undercurrents. the market has been holding together fine. taking it below the surface. but the response of the minutes, the hint of hawkishness, maybe the financial conditions and that they are not tight enough as we know it's old news and that it has been more of a benign. but there is some worry again. so that to me is the issue. the market wants to take it as that soft landing stuff. the question is can we take it for granted that that is the case? and it was perfectly great to launch it much higher. we will see what nvidia has to say. >> target among the blowups today. lulu, ugly. >> william and sonoma traded down pretty

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seema mody, with two different travel stocks. the s&p at 5130 means what?eans the pressure was relieved on a few fronts. both the 1ten, the two-year yied down, that's the market's way of rebuilding the possibility for fed rate cuts down the road because patience might be rewarded on inflation. had amazon and apple earnings, plus all the rest that have built toward a conclusion that earnings estimates seem fine. what happens after earnings season, you roll ahead in another three months and the estimate becomes your baseline for your evaluation assumption. everything is working along the way that you perhaps want to see it, to keep this routine pullback within a bull market. five weeks into it, had a 5% pullback, you're about half of that back. still a lot to prove in terms of the index level. but i do think it has been relatively constructive even though we have to see if enough momentum was rebuilt in the fundamental story to keep us in this zone where the soft landing seems very plausible. >> angelica, tell us about amgen today, big news, big stock move to

seema: it changes entirely.pecting the unemployment rays to rise -- rate to rise slightly, down to supply. if it rises to a 5% level, that's a worry. if you see the spike the way andrew is talking about, you would get aggressive rate cuts. that is not our scenario at this point in time. lisa: the economic picture, highly uncertain and there is that question around which data is relevant or comparable, but it is not clear how to hedge against certain downside risks with higher inflation and recession. what is the best hedge for you? seema: at this point in time what we have seen in the last couple of months with inflation data, is a timely reminder for nesters across the portfolio -- not saying plug everything into it, but they need to take significant, or at least a of your portfolio. stuff like real estate, command, doing well in high inflation years. there has to be mitigation to have downside protection. annmarie: it's not just the u.s. hitting record highs. where else do you like around the world? seema: it'

. >> all right, seema mody, what is happening with deere today?on the conference call they talked about inventory management, cost to discipline and the impact of falling crop prices. it is holding farmers back for making big purchases of tractors and combines. we also got a read on the consumer with mentioning that lawn equipment sales were down due to higher interest rates and that follows several years of strong demand. the company cut its guidance for the second time this year and the stock, one of the better performing over the past couple of years, now a keylogger. executives seem like they are focused on reducing cost. the other big topic was de- stocking, a similar trend we saw at caterpillar a couple of weeks ago. you will see shares are underperforming so far this year. scott. >> good stuff. seema mody, thanks for that. steve kovach, tell us what to look for. >> take two, not immune. lots of layoffs that basically every major company. they cut 5% of the workforce, about 600 people. it is ll so they can focus on bigger, moneymaking gains

. >> i'm here with cnbc's seema mody.ip without a plan? >> yeah, craig, there is this common misconception, if you're getting on a road trip, you don't need a plan. do not fall for that trap, craig. fill your tank of gas the night before. pack a cooler with food, drinks, snacks. not only healthier, economical. or opt for fast food. >> and the cooler thing is especially true for children. >> yes. >> next up, you would never hit the road after 4:00 p.m. why not? >> especially coming into this long weekend, aaa says the best times to travel on thurs that way you're not is before 1. the worst time is between 12 and 6:00 p.m. because you're going to hit rush hour. >> no matter where you are. >> no matter where you are or where you're going. >> you would never get on the road without a clek-up, checking the car. >> we want not only a smooth ride but a safe ride. examine your tire pressure, wiper liquid, tires, your sensors, lights, make sure everything is working before you get on the road. last thing you want to do is have to

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seema, may their souls be happy, let's go to the sports events . well, my colleagues at azai baz studio , the morning program, hello, the reporter, are ready to present you the sports events. i appreciate your presence, sports enthusiasts. good morning . good morning. may god bless you . we will be at your service, dear ones. but in the first part, mehdi pourhosseini, a reporter from the sed and sima news agency's sports group. he will be with me , mehdi. hello, good morning. you are very welcome. i am here to serve you and all the viewers. hello, journalist of the news channel. i am greeting and polite and respectful. i am here to serve you. please, let 's start with football. the 26th week of the premier football league starts and gol gohar sirjan and shams azer ghazmin will face each other from 19:00. this is the first game from the 26th week. we have seven more games that will be played tomorrow. it is possible that pikan plays with iraqi aluminum, sepahan with esteghlal of khuzestan nastazhi mazandaran will play perspis melvan with fanadar san

right now, we're seeing shares down 8%. >> seema, thank you. i was looking at my calendar, april 2025, next year, i can tell you today when easter is next year. >> it's -- >> aren't you talented wow. when is new year's next year >> and yet -- as you mentioned, why is it an excuse? >> why is it an excuse that out of nowhere, even though it's been in the calendar thousands of years i -- that is not a great reason. but you know, the stock's had a big runup. it's not cheap there's just not a lot of room for any kind of miss even though it's not a gigantic miss >> karen hit the nail. first of all -- he's a smart guy. i mean, come on. even if it's in the prompter that he's reading from, maybe you shouldn't -- >> what, the timing of easter? >> yeah. maybe you should say, that's a dumb thing to say. >> it goes up there, there were three fewer days in the quarter. as if they just disappeared as the quarter was happening. >> that is maddening but yet, they do it over and over it's -- pull up a chart. it's had a really significant run and valuation is in

seema, hello reporter, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, i am at your service, my dear colleagues, as well as the dear and respected viewers of the khabar network. provincial trip of mr. raisi and the government delegation to qom it has been done, mr. raisi, in his first work program, today, attending pardisan science and technology park, he will inaugurate the optical fiber project , which will increase the speed and quality of the internet in qom up to 18 times. increases delivery of housing support units is one of his other plans today during his trip to qom. today, 3,748 qomi families become housewives. the president will then attend a public reception from hazrat ruhollah square to the holy shrine of hazrat fatima masoumeh, peace be upon her. mr. raisi, after actually this welcome, with his presence in the hall of imam rezai haram motahar hazrat. fatima masoumeh, peace be upon him , is giving a speech to the people of qom. this speech is the end of the president's pre-dawn programs on the first day of his trip to qom . the programs of mr. raisi will be fol

seema modi joins us now. >> let's start with the meat story. usda has recalled over 16,000 pounds of ground beef for possible e. coli contamination, packaged in six different types of products on april 26th and 27th and sold in walmart stores across 12 states. so far, no illnesses reported. >>> the justice department lawyers, and google finished their closing arguments today in the biggest anti-trust trial in over 20 years. during the ten-week trial the justice department argued that google broke the law in maintaining a monopoly status as a default search engine. it argued its search dominance comes with its ability to give customers what they want. the judge is expected to deliver later this year. >>> in his first direct experience with artificial intelligence president biden asked chatgpt to write a bruce springsteen song. in an interview, the president's top science and tech adviser share the march 2023 demonstration that helped him understand just how the technology essentially worked, and ultimately it influenced his executive order last

we've got a news alert here on pfizer and moderna seema modi has all the details >> melissa, the u.s. is in active conversations pfizer and moderna on a potential vaccine for humans, that's according to a reuters report it follows the cdc confirming a second human case of h 5 n 1 bird flu tied to this dairy cow outbreak in the u.s. a little bit of context, it's not clear at what level these talks are happening, and how far they've progressed, but it's not uncommon, of course, for the government and the vaccine makers to have these conversations. it's happened a lot over the past couple of years, as we come out of covid we have reached out to both companies, we're looking at shares of pfizer and moderna higher in afterhours, melissa. >> seema, thank you. two holders of pfizer here on the desk, long suffering shareholders on lifts on this vaccine news. avian flu, it won't be as pervasive, i would imagine, as covid was during the pandemic, but this could help a little bit. >> yeah, although, as a pfizer shareholder, i don't want to hear anybody about paxlovid or anything related to covid

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i'm seema moody with your cnbc news update.d in his criminal hush money trial without the former president taking the stand. it came less than an hour after the lone defense witness robert costello returned to the stand this morning. the defense is hoping costello's testimony will undermine some of key witness michael cohen's recollection of the payment trump allegedly facilitated to cover up an affair with adult actress stormy daniels. >>> thousands gather today in iran to begin funeral ceremonies for the late iranian president who died in a helicopter crash on sths sunday. officials say the helicopter went down in poor weather near theazerbaijan border claiming the lives of ebrahim raisi and other officials. raisi will be buried thursday. >>> singapore airlines said one died and at least 30 others injured in severe turbulence on a flight from london today. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok shortly after experiencing a sharp drop in cruising altitude, 211 passengers were on board. scary stuff. back t

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. >> seema mody, thank you very much.verages hitting record highs with the dow topping 40,000 for the first time ever. there is still room to run in some of the names, including this one. we'll reveal it and the leader now too expensive, next. to start a business, you need an idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. a team that's highly competent. i'm just here for the internets. at&t it's super-fast. reliable. you locked us out?! arrggghh! ahhhh! solution-oriented. [jenna screams] and most importantly... is the internet out? don't worry, we have at&t internet back-up. the next level network. i sold a pillow! >>> the major indices all hitting new record highs this week with, yes, the dow touching 40,000 for the first time. here are some of the names that got us there -- but which ones will continue to go higher, and where should you cash out? we're trading the market leaders in a special edition of three buys and a bail. our trader is victoria green, founding partner and cio and cnbc contributor. grea

seema moody has been tracking that action and joins us with details. >> carl, do not think there's notlettryfycation businesses stand-alone company that provides electronic and thermal materials advanced packaging and clean rooms by chip companies and told by sources nvidia is a customer of dupont as a conglomerate, dupont shares have underperformed its pearce over the last year due in part to liabilities pfos chemicals and under appreciated value by investors. analysts write this morning dupont's assets together didn't play well, but separately they look pretty darn interesting the transaction is expected to finalize in 18 to 24 months. its water filtration business will compete with zilom which has seen shares rise 25% this year, pure play water strategy the split comes amid a frenzy of spin-offs, restructuring strategies we've been seeing in the industrial world from ge which most recently spun off ge vernova, utx, spun off into carrier and raytheon and gm has seen shares rise to a 52-week high in recent days. guys >> seema, i think about dean drive the analyst at rbc using this ter

>> closing bell 3:00 eastern josh hardy, seema mody, paul vrabel the lacrosse legend he has a new bookg to be here and i'm looking forward to the conversation we'll have then we'll take you through the final hour of trade too. we've got a mixed market right now. dow still hanging green, s&p's a smidge negative and we'll follow the growth trade too shannon shannon, what's your final trade? >> we talked about it earlier i think the challenge here, scott-s reits are going to trade very much on rates and yields over the course of the next couple of months but if you look out over the next couple of years and you anticipate economic growth will continue to be strong and that there will be infrastructure and manufacturing with shoring bills there are opportunities here >> yields may be coming down good for reits, good for utilities. right? utilities have been one of the better spaces of the week. >> yeah, and that's an area we like as well and you have taunted me with that for some time but i think that utilities are now an ai play as well >> when they don't work you get taunted. you know ho

including for my own mother, seema. i wanted to share something with you, if you don't mind.er's copy of an invitation to indian cooking. madhur: oh my goodness. amna: it has been used and reused so lovingly for so many years. it's kept in the bag because the cover fell off. this is a truly loved book. and so my father said, you can't use this one anymore. he got her another copy. madhur: i keep telling people when they are cooking, where is emotional aspect? because indians and pakistanis and bangladeshis, there's a lot of emotion tied to our food. and it has to do with brothers, sisters, ancestors, cousins eating together, going on picnics together. all those memories are tied in to every little bit of food. so now the interesting thing was that this generation in the early 1970's was cooking from my book, but then they cooked the food and their children ate it, and then the children bought the book. you made a good base for the chickpeas. >> that is so delicious. madhur: so i got letters from the children, my parents used to cook from your cookbook and we ate your food, so

one thing that has become so clear the more i have come to these hearings is seema misra, janet skinnerthatis they are all a community now. and that is because only they can really understand the consequences of this scandal. we are talking about homelessness, bankruptcy, prison sentences of course, but also impact on mental health. there are people who cannot be here today because they took their own lives. several suicides have been linked to this scandal. those are the stakes that we are talking about. and why this inquiry is so important. and when it comes to the issue of restoring their reputations, there have been some key moments in the last few years that have gone some way in terms of restoring their good names. there was the high courtjudgment in 2019, for example. but for them it will never give them the years they have lost back. that is why they still want answers. thank you very much for reiterating those big questions for paula vennells that we need to be watching out for, that there is subpostmasters will certainly want to hear answers to. let's get our full background a

. >>> welcome back we have some news out regarding roku seema mody has that for us >> roku starts this roku will offer sunday mlb games key froee on the company' channel. peacock had been the platform of choice as the battle for sports heats up, scott. stock up 3%. >> appreciate that very much thank you. >>> up next, a double dose of chip stocks popping. arm and intel higher in today's session. we'll tell you what's behind those mos, hveow it could impact the broader semi space when we take you inside the zone we are so excited to welcome you to our community. today is all about you. (♪♪) (♪♪) the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*t

our last presenter is, seema sohi, who is associate professor of ethnic studies and a faculty affiliate in the department of history at the university of colorado, boulder. her book echoes of mutiny, race, surveillance and anti-colonialism in north america, examines the radical anti-colonial politics of south asian intellectuals. migrant workers based in north america during the early 20th century, as well as. the entire imperial efforts of us and british states to repress them. she has also published essays and articles in the journal of the american history formations emory asia journal of modern european history and the anthologies the sun never sets south asian migrants in an age of us power and asian-american literature in transition. she also she served as the chair of the board of directors of sada, the south asian digital archive from 2017 to 2020. please join in welcoming all of them. thank you. good morning, everyone. thanks. being here at this hour on a saturday. this. this emerged, as you know, from special issue of the journal of american history on the origins and conseque

i'm seema moody with your news update.onald trump's hush money trial. the judge is reading a large part of his instructions this morning as they deliberate on the 34 counts trump faces for falsifying business records. meanwhile the jury asked the judge today for headphones to use with the evidence laptop. >>> papua, new guinea ruled out finding survivors under the rubble of a massive landslide. the number of people killed is unknown with a wide range of estimates of 670 to 2,000. part of a mountain collapsed last friday burying people under almost two stories of debris and mud. >>> one of john legend's guitar with his ties withthe beatles sold for 2.9 million at auction that makes it one of the most valuable pieces of memorabilia. the guitar was believed to be lost for over 50 years until discovered in someone's attic in england. it was used in the recording of the album's "help and rubber sole." >> thank you. >>> retail has been a key today, of course. we've gotten earnings from best buy, birkenstock, burlington, foot loc

the company operates 92 cruise vessels around the world joining us is the ceo and seema modi, who coversstory, first of all, you founded the company back in the late 90s why what makes it so different. >> we're 27 years old and we founded with two guys, two mobile phones and four small river vessels and today we're a real company as i think we can prove by being here on the stock exchange. >> you're not just any other cruise company why? >> we're different i think when you live life you should try to do things differently and better so we are very different from the big cruise lines we have a few distinguishing factors. we don't allow children under 18 on board we don't have a casino on board. it's a quiet, serene environment for people up in their anyones and people who want to go to destinations not water slides and the like so a different company. >> at a time when all the cruise lines are changing their product, adding attractions and activities on board you stuck with this idea that all the ships should be basically identical. does that strategy work over time >> it has worked extre

. >> thank you, seema. we see that stock down obviously, people have moved into trip.ut whether the company should consider buying back its liberty interest here, because that's the big owner, or collapsing the share structure, they continue to just say, the special committee continues its work as for our work here, it never stops, as well of course, our live market coverage is a key part of that and it continues right after this [crowd chanting] they ignored your potential, dissed your achievements, and mocked your ambition. but it's not the critic who counts, and you know that. from the beginning, you couldn't be stopped. ♪♪ breaking resistance with every swing and block. ♪♪ your game plan never changed. ♪♪ so enjoy this moment. ♪♪ the one they said you'd never live to see. ♪♪ some would still call it luck. ♪♪ let them. because you know what it's always been. inevitable. ♪♪ ♪♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to cove

. >>> welcome back i'm seema modi with your cnbc news update. and ireland will formally recognize palestinian statehood next week the designation is a blow to israel as it faces growing international backlash over the bomb bombardment in the gaza strip. the republican national committee headquarters was briefly under lockdown this morning after being sent two viles of blood the hazmat team was called out to deal with the package >>> a tennessee judge granted an injunction this morning to stop a sale of elvis' estate. it comes as an investor said marie pressley put up the home as collateral for a loan she did not repay. >>> nvidia closed amihigh yesterday. joining us this morning the harsh kumar, a buy rating of 1050 great to have you back that's your case, the multibillion dollar revenue beat >> thanks, carl, for having me on the show. yes, the last three quarters nvidia has beaten revenues by $1.9 billion on average. and we expect this will continue to be the case we have seen no deterioration and fundamentals we can look at this in two differe

. >> well, i also spoke to former subpostmaster seema misra in 2010 when she was ten months pregnant.y convicted of stealing £70,000 from her post office branch in west byfleet in surrey, and received a 15 month sentence. she said she has mixed feelings about miss vennells. i don't know , like a mixed feeling, you know, like a mixed feeling, you know, like a mixed feeling, you know, angry, excitement, sort of wanting to hear the truth. >> so yeah, we've been hearing, wanting to hear for such a long time. so let's see what she's got to say. today. i would like to say to her, please, for god's sake, speak truth. >> so in the last few minutes, then miss vennells saying that she did probe, she said, i did ask questions and i'm disappointed when where information wasn't shared. and it's been a very important time for me to plug some of those gaps. well, subpostmasters is hoping that those gaps will be fully plugged over the next three days. okay. thank you ray. >> thank you very much. though. in a very rainy london this morning, we're going to go over now to listen to paula vennells giving

it's is clear how difficult it is become, people like seema misra, who i spoke to earlier, it broughtuiry is redeeming now, so we can listen in. the postmasters and post mistresses having _ the postmasters and post mistresses having been tempted to put their hand _ having been tempted to put their hand in— having been tempted to put their hand in the tail and treat it like a retaii— hand in the tail and treat it like a retail industry as some businesses did, they— retail industry as some businesses did, they have never lost a case, and that— did, they have never lost a case, and that whenever horizon had been investigated it has been found not to have _ investigated it has been found not to have been at fault. we establish none _ to have been at fault. we establish none of— to have been at fault. we establish none of the three things were in the briefing _ none of the three things were in the briefing prepared specifically for the purposes of this meeting, and i think— the purposes of this meeting, and i think you _ the purposes of this meeting, and i think you said you do these thing

seema misra was sentenced to 15 months in prison in 2010 after an audit found apparent discrepanciestage interviews. if we let post office get away with it, tomorrow, it will be a different organisation doing the same thing, because they think, "they can get away with it, so can we." then the world won't be a nice place to live in. people will take the law in their own hands. so we need to show the system that the system does work in the country, there is nobody above the law. and now with a look ahead at the day's weather prospects, here's kawser quamer. hello, good morning. the area of low pressure that brought the rain yesterday continued to clear out into the north sea today, and today we are expecting sunny spells but also some scattered showers, wrapped around this area of low pressure. so they will be heaviest and most frequent across more eastern parts. some decent breaks in the cloud with some sunny spells into the afternoon. temperatures reaching around 17 to maybe 20 celsius. these showers will continue for a time this evening, gradually fading away. 0vernight, it's a case

and i knew about seema misra because my case, which was a huge amount of money.on, what is going on with these supposed masters, the lifeblood _ with these supposed masters, the lifeblood of the system, and i want to find _ lifeblood of the system, and i want to find the — lifeblood of the system, and i want to find the answer is no, not set up a distant _ to find the answer is no, not set up a distant review. you didn't do that, _ a distant review. you didn't do that, did — a distant review. you didn't do that, did you?— a distant review. you didn't do that, did you? you will find cases where i asked _ that, did you? you will find cases where i asked all— that, did you? you will find cases where i asked all sorts _ that, did you? you will find cases where i asked all sorts of - that, did you? you will find cases i where i asked all sorts of questions but where we were dealing with historic cases, they needed to go through a proper review process. you can just as the chief executive asked somebody for their opinion on something, you have to go into it in a huge a