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it shall be the first time fans will have been allowed into the smp center in 14 months. to get inside, it requires either a completed vaccine card, two weeks out from the final dose, or a negative covid test. fans can get tested for free 2 to 3 days before the game here in the parking lot of sap. or pay $50 for a rapid test the day of the game here. don't expect to see any masked free faces want to get inside. unlike other sports, which are conducted outside, where you can eat or drink will be strictly controlled here.ilbe v 500 and thousand fans expected today which is below even state guidelines for reopening, live entertainment and venues. the doors are opened at 6:30, when fans will be allowed inside. he has done simply contact les to take out one more layer of concern about transmitting the virus that causes covid-19 but fans say that they are excited, management says they are excited and the players themselves are thrilled to have fans return here at smp. >>> 5:00, hundreds of student athletes at stanford protesting sweeping cuts to the university's athletic depart

. >> let's go toad looker of the smp -- ian. can i associate myself within the leader of the opposition over humanitarian crisis in india and injustice over the horizon issue at the post office. mr. speaker, over 127,000 people have died from covid in the united kingdom. people have lost their mothers and fathers. their grandparents need their children, nhs staff have given their all fighting to keep people alive that's why so many people fighting the prime minister remark it is that even rather let the bodies in their thousands than go into lockdown utterly sickening. the bbc and itv have multiple sources confirming this is for the prime minister said -- people are willing to go under oath mr. speaker, confirming that the prime minister said these exact -- mr. speaker. now, parliament will stop me from saying that the prime minister has repeatedly lied to the public over the last week. but can i ask the question -- are you a liar prime minister? prime minister, mr. speaker i lead to you to right honorable were in order but what

. >> let's go to the leader of the smp, ian blyford. >> can i associate myself with the remarks of the prime minister and the leader of the opposition over the humanitarian crisis in india and the injustice at the post office. mr. speaker, over 127,000 people have died from covid in the united kingdom. people have lost their mothers, fathers, grandparents, children. nhs staff have given their all, fighting to keep people alive. that's why so many people find the prime minister's remark that he would rather let the bodies pile high in their thousands than go into lockdown utterly sickening. the bbc and itv have multiple sources confirming that this is what the prime minister said. people are willing to go under oath, mr. speaker, confirming that the prime minister said these exact words. under oath, mr. speaker. parliamentary rules stop me from saying that the prime minister has repeatedly lied to the public over the last week. but can i ask the question, are you a liar, prime minister? >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, i leave it to you to judge whether the honorable gentleman's remar

that's what they want him to do that's with smp for the congress to do. and at the end of the date they don't the job comes to me. because i'moi going to help make the case to the american people how these republicans have stood in the way of the progress. for four years were told we are left infrastructure. for four years nothing got done in terms of infrastructure per joe biden in the american people were tired of that they are ready for action right now. we demonstrated we can act for the american people with the american rescue plan for brooklyn to demonstrate that with the american jobs plan. going to demonstrate that with the american family plan because people in this country finally want some leaders who will focus on them first. >> got it. i want to talk a little bit more to about 2022. she went to take a minute and take back a look at 2020 i covered a national perspective in the house and senate. our memory going into election night even months before that is covering all these races. in maine and iowa a lot of people are saying this is great fo

the dow jones will be up 160, smp 24 or 25, huge gain for the nasdaq, a better than 1%. look at this, even though you have very strong economic numbers, the yield on the 10 year treasury just hit below 1.6%. that's wonderful news for big tech stocks, 1509 on the 10 year. three cheers for walmart as her chief executive doug mcmillan says quote we are not in the business of partisan politics. wouldn't it be nice if more ceos stopped taking political sides? dozens have the caved to the woke generation and also this , this is utterly wrong, the chair of the house judiciary committee jerrold nadler proposing legislation to expand the supreme court from nine to 13 members. that is not court reform, that's a takeover for political purposes of the supreme court for her we will talk to senator ted cruz a few minutes from now. the great senator from texas on this show about court packing, but there is more. eli manning will join us bringing with him his own and ft. we do politics, we do money and it's a big day for both, thursday, april 15, "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪♪ ♪♪

dow jones, smp slightly lower with the nasdaq essentially flat. 10 year yield holding steady yesterday around 1.71% and right now falling down to 1.68% alleviating any fears of inflation. bitcoin down again $515 at 59325. then there is florida, the grocery store chain publix, 60 minutes and ron desantis with cbs accusing the governor pay to play. wait till you hear his response. "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪♪ ashley: rock in the usa and if you're in jacksonville beach, lucky you. let's get down to business on a "varney & co.". on the 60 minutes a sunday night the governor of florida was accused of pay to play. florida had awarded a contract to publix the grocery store chain to administer the vaccine. publix contributed $100,000 to the campaign of governor desantis. 60 minutes reporter said he had rewarded publix because they gave him money. guess well, here's the governor response on "fox & friends" this morning. >> americans don't believe corporate media anymore for this reason. and they edited out all the key facts. i gave a detailed response at the press conference and they ed

smp on the downside, but not by much.t a quarter of a percent. look at big tech. if the nasdaq is a down about 31%, big tech mostly lower, in fact it's all lower. microsoft-- season, coming to this, please. they are buying nuance, an artificial speech and intelligence company, i got that, voice recognition, that's what i like. i understand it. susan: you can't type fast enough with two fingers so this 19 billion-dollar plus deal, $56 a share in this acquisition representing 23% premium new line/close right in the factor of trading up 20% shows the markets anticipate the deal will close of the largest acquisition for microsoft since linkedin in 2016. nuance helps transcribe, recognize voices for a lot of important things like doctor visits, customer service calls and voice mail and apple is rumored to be interested in nuance as well but the deal signifies that it will help augment microsoft's cloud business and that's a future for microsoft and they are willing to show and use that $100 billion in its cash to buy tiktok, n