how is spurs san francisco -- spurs, doing in terms of our goals and our goals aspirational?hey norm are they. i don't have to say that i know we are we are doing proactive. what would welcome commentom this if they want to relative it our size of our resource base i feel we are doing a lot in terms. engage am work and carbon commitment on the second public funds in th u.s. to set net zero ambition target. w to engage you know is not at the scale someplace better resourced and learninger peers but similar in terms of scope and focus >> and what you explained is available there across the plaza the mayor's office? >> the work do is yea we try to describe it public low in forums like this. so it should be available to anybody. >> great store. questions. my colleague lauren leads our effort on the space on the line. w width team lauren areow line? >> i am and hopeful low am i coming through. >> you are, thank you. >> great. >> yes, hello board. wonderful to be here from london. great to be here wish i could be there in personful but andrew i thought you did a great job and one k

spurs turn to a teenager to take the lead in their english league cup semifinal against liverpool. and — going solo — the rower looking to break records for her transatlantic crossing. hello again. welcome along. west ham have acted swiftly to replace the man they took a little longer than some expected to sack. julen lopetegui is gone afterjust six months at the london stadium, where the premier league club's next manager graham potter will speak to the media on thursday morning. ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end. the final act before the axe fell on a hammer. commentator: manchester city beating west ham 4-1. _ julen lopetegui's tenure at west ham ended as it started in defeat. there are two ways to see this. we can look at this and try to keep the good things that the team did, knowing it is not enough and we have to improve in other things. as it turned out, he wasn't one of the good things. the west ham board deciding getting rid of the spaniard is the best way to improve them. he leaves for just seven wins, five draws,

spurs though did show some fight, scoring three defeat at molyneux, when the sides met last month.s, rather than three — and given an £80,000 fine after the fa found him guilty of misconduct for the altercation where he snatched the glasses off the face of a security guard. an independent panel said the inital ban was a starting poiint, but agreed cunha's acceptance of the charge, his apology and clean disciplinary record were also mitigating factors. chelsea have triggered the option to extend winger guro reiten�*s contract until 2026. reiten has made 177 appearances for chelsea sincejoining in 2019, winning five wsl titles and three fa cups. the norwegian international is also the top scorer for sonia bompastor�*s side in the wsl this season, with the blues sitting six points clear at the top of the table. novak djokovic and his new coach, andy murray, have practiced in melbourne for the first time. djokovic is hoping murray can help him win a record—extending 11th australian open title this month at the age of 37. the serbian took the tennis world by surprise when he announced m

spurs manager ange postecoglu has welcomed the news that captain heung—min son has extended his stay32—year—old joined spurs from bayer leverkusen nearly 10 years ago and they've triggered a one—year extension on his deal meaning son will stay until at least 2026. he's already had an outstanding career at this football club. you know, he's been, you know, he's played a big role in the last ten years. made an impact at the club, made an impact on the premier league. great to extend his stay and the kind of aim and and ambition is to make sure he finishes his spurs career with some silverware. the sides met last month, with liverpool hitting six goals past their opponents in the premier league. spurs though did show some fight, scoring three of their own, and the liverpool head coach arne slot is aware what they're capable of. large parts of the away game we could show our identity, but definitely parts of the game where they showed how good of a team they are, scoring three goals against us is, um, is also an accomplishment. i know we scored six in that game as well, but scoring three

spurs thought they had it.d. bergvall�*s challenge was cheeky, was it worthy of a second yellow? he then pounced to score spurs' winner. liverpool have work to do at anfield. a new high—tech golf tournament, involving the world's best players, has teed off in the us. the tgl, or tomorow�*s golf league, is the brainchild of tiger woods and rory mcilroy, who says he hopes it can take golf into the 21st century. here's andy swiss. it's golf, but not quite as we know it — some of the world's top stars in an indoor arena, thwacking a ball into a 60—foot screen. this is a giant simulator which then recreates where the ball would have landed — ireland's shane lowry the first to try it, phase one of a unique format. once it's near the hole, play switches to a real green, where ludwig aberg showed the 1,500 fans his very real skills. it's all been devised by tiger woods and rory mcilroy to attract new supporters through innovation. players have just a0 seconds for each shot. the simulator means any setting is possible —

while it has been a dreadful start to the year in the league for spurs.hey have not won for seven games now and after that defeat on sunday they remain in 15th place — just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second—half succession first from jamie vardy then bilal el khannouss, putting leicester city back in front. and that was how it stayed. ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to gain an equaliser, hanging on for a much—needed win, and the victory stops a run of seven—straight defeats for them. there is, of course, relief and celebration in the dressing room all together with players and all staff — everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a long time. so, now, we can enjoy this for a day or two, while it has been a dreadful start to the year in the league for spurs. on sunday they remain in 15th place — just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second—half succession first from jamie vardy th

spurs manager ange postecoglou was full of praise for his captain.fight with his football but also with his general actions and most importantly the goals. look, we are all copping stick at the moment, that isjust are all copping stick at the moment, that is just the nature of the beast. what we do as footballers and managers, we are all in the firing line at the moment, and whether it is warranted or not, you just have to stand up and reply in the proper way, and i think we did that tonight. ludvig oberg and lanto griffin share the lead at the farmers insurance open at the half—way stage but the players had to battle ferocious winds which forced a 90—minute delay and prevented dozens of players from finishing the second round. ohberg, who led after the first round, fought to a six—over par 75, while griffin shot 72 to leave them both on six under overall. victor wembanyama starred in his first nba game on home soil as the san antonio spurs thrashed the indiana pacers in paris. the frenchman scored 30 points as the pacers won by 140 to 110 in the fir

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spurs turn to a teenager to take the lead in their english league cup semifinal against liverpool. and — going solo — the rower looking to break records for her transatlantic crossing. hello again. west ham have acted swiftly to replace the man they took a little longer than some expected for them to sack. julen lopetegui is gone afterjust six months at the london stadium, where the premier league club's next manager graham potter will speak to the media on thursday morning. ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end. the final act before the axe fell on a hammer. commentator: manchester city beating west ham 4—1. manchester city beating west ham 4-1. ., , , manchester city beating west hamlo-1. ham 4-1. noppert teccy's tenure at west ham — ham 4-1. noppert teccy's tenure at west ham ended _ ham 4-1. noppert teccy's tenure at west ham ended as _ ham 4-1. noppert teccy's tenure at west ham ended as it - ham 4-1. noppert teccy's tenure at west ham ended as it started| at west ham ended as it started in defeat. we at west ham ended as it

a team in form 1a for alexander spurs' slump has been alarming.r fate. brendan]ohnson so close to an equaliser. but theirfor brendan]ohnson so close to an equaliser. but their for those from newcastle, the cold it's a result that was delivered by alexandar isak, but newcastle's other goal dominated the postmatch debate, scored by anthony gordon but assisted at least in part by ]oelinton�*s hand. that provided ange postecoglou with just one of many frustrations, who said he was the angriest he'd ever been in his career, feelings made plain by his own post—match interview with the bbc, during which he repeated one particular phrase nine times. here's a representative example of his exchange with mark scott. couldn't ask any more. we would have won if things were equal. what was your take on your first goal with newcastle? i don't think there was much happiness on the bench. if all things were equal, we would have w0n today. what does that mean? it means they weren't can ijust check that, does that mean officiating areas? you can check that you do no

spurs�* slump has been alarming. to their credit, they never accepted their fate.o close to an equaliser. but their bleak winter continues. for those from newcastle, the cold holds no fear. it's a result that was delivered by alexandar isak, but newcastle's other goal dominated the postmatch debate. scored by anthony gordon, but assisted at least in part byjoelinton�*s hand. for me, the rules are slightly unclear. i don't know where the cut—off point is. of course, it hit joe's hand, i can't deny that. but it was from that point onwards, i thought it was a really good girl. —— really good goal. that provided ange postecoglou with just one of many frustrations, who said he was the angriest he'd ever been in his career, feelings made plain by his own post match interview with the bbc during which he repeated one particular phrase nine times. here's a representative example of his exchange with mark scott, couldn't ask any more. we would have one, if all things were equal. have one, if all things were eaual. h, , �* , have one, if all things were eaual. �*, , equal. n

spurs introduced some heung—min and dejan kulusevski on a period where they might have otherwise hadulusevski drove in a classy second, and spurs made sure of their place in round four with brennanjohnson making it 3—0. tamworth were left beaten but unbound after a fascinating contest in the midlands. here are all of sunday's results, then. championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penalties after a 1—1 draw. no further shocks though, as premier league sides ipswich town and southampton both saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county 1—0. so, we've had the draw for the 4th round and here's some of the fixtures to look forward to. united's reward is hosting leicester city managed by united legend ruud van nisterlooy. see the full draw on the bbc sport website. in the women's fa cup, vivianne miedema scored on her return from injury as her manchester city side beat ipswich town 3—0 in the fourth round of the competition. in the day's early game, london city lionesses

then in the 3rd quarter spurs up by 21. whether it is or jeremy sohan back to wendy who finishes with the and in the 4th quarter spurs up 20 after the miss wembanyama is going to get creative. look at off the glass to himself for the he led all scorers with 30 points to go with 11 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 blocks spurs dominate. the pacers won. 45 to one of taxing live from paris to melbourne for the australian open semifinals. 19 th-seeded madison keys taking on the 2 seed. you get fee on tech. this was a tremendous match and the american keys prevailed and 8 in a thrilling 3rd set tie break. the 29 year-old wins 5, 7, 6, 1, 7, 6, to advance to the finals as she seeks her first career grand slam title. so who she face? top-seeded aryna sabalenka had no trouble with the 11 seed, but do za sabalenka just overpowering in straight sets. 6, 4, 6, 2, a 26 year-old from belarus looking 3rd straight cause. the open title. >> and her 4th grand slam title overall, the championship match of saturday. the men's semifinals take place.

it has been a dreadful start to the year fought spurs.y have not one for seven games now and after that defeat on sunday they remain in 15th place — just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second half the session from jamie vardy to put leicester city back in place. the team surviving the later attempt for an equaliser, hanging on fora attempt for an equaliser, hanging on for a much—needed win and it stopped a run of seven straight for them. there is of course — seven straight for them. there is of course relief _ seven straight for them. there is of course relief and - is of course relief and celebration in the dressing room with all players and all staff — everybody involved. we were all looking for this moment and it took a long time. so, now, we can enjoy this for a day or two and it is back to work because i said at the beginning, since my arrival, it is going to go right until the end. it is going to go right to the end for us, and let's prepare and take some momentum away fr

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everton are 16th, four points clear of the relegation zone and nowjust four points behind spurs.the three points will give us a lot of confidence. i can tell in the dressing room, you know? i thought it wasn't — it was a wee bit unlike us to concede goals because in the main, we're quite strong defensively. but again, you mustn't take anything away from what tottenham can do. tottenham can beatjust about any team on their day and thankfully, we stopped them. yeah, look, it was a tough result for us and, you know, we — obviously, first half we struggled to get control of the game. obviously, you know, i made some changes in the team that probably weren't helpful in the end. you know, the players kinda struggled to come to terms with that, everton capitalised on it. but second half, you know, the players, you know, put in the right response and, you know, credit to them but we obviously fell short. it's three premier league wins from four for manchester city now, who looked like their old selves as they got their biggest premier league win of the season by thrashing third from bott

while it has been a dreadful start to the year in the league for spurs.even games now and after that defeat on sunday they remain in 15th place — just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second—half succession first from jamie vardy then bilal el khannouss, putting leicester city back in front. and that was how it stayed. ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to gain an equaliser, hanging on for a much—needed win, and the victory stops a run of seven—straight defeats for them. there is, of course, relief and celebration in the dressing room all together with players and all staff — everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a long time. so, now, we can enjoy this for a day or two,

in extra time as they won 3—0, spurs through to the fourth round for the 11th year in a row.e two doncaster rovers on penalties after a 1—all draw. no further shocks though, as premier league sides newcastle, ipswich town and southampton all saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county 1—nil. and the draw had been made for the fourth round manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nisterloy back to old trafford with his leicester side championship strugglers plymouth produced one of the weekend's shocks knocking out brtentford, their reward is liverpool at home. there's an all premier league tie bewteen aston villa v tottenham, leyton orient or derby county will play manchester city, see the full draw on the bbc sport website. those ties are over the second weekend in february. the australian open is underway — but the first day was badly affected by downpours and bad weather. for the outside courts. no issues though aryna sabalenka on the rod laver arena — the two—time defending champion beat sloan

scarlet: how do tariffs spur more vertical deals?any that brings in product from mexico, china, asia, almost every company in some sense that make things, they are trying to figure out what will happen. they are looking back to trump one saying how did that work out. things could become prohibitively expensive. most don't operate with a huge amount of slack in their profit margin. they are very tight. people are looking at it and thinking maybe we have to vertically integrate in the u.s., which is what the trump administration would like to have happen rather than buying things abroad. people are looking at reconfiguring assets, including assets sent out in the last decade or so because of the penitential for -- potential for tariffs. the one thing we need is clarity soon. scarlet: i think everyone is in agreement on that, everyone wants an answer. i want to talk about the ev industry. it is in for a rough year. stalling demand overall. fierce competition from china. reduced production that has led to names like nissan and honda merg

spurs through to the fourth round for the 11th year in a row. they made it hard for us and, yeah, with the surface, it was always going to be a matter of us sort of staying calm, being persistent in our football. we needed a goal, their keeper pulled off a couple of good saves. we had a couple of opportunities we should have done better with, but in the end, we got the job done. i wasjust sitting there, i mean, be disappointed because we were that close to causing a massive upset in the 90th minute almost, but equally be massively proud because i thought they were fantastic. every one of them put a shift in, everyone stuck to the remit and, like you say, when you look at the team that we were up against, unbelievable from our boys, and i wasjust so proud of them. newcastle united had to come from behind to beat fourth—tier bromley. bromley, who were playing premier league opposition for the first time in their history, they went ahead afterjust eight minutes, but goals from lewis miley, anthony gordon and william osula made it eight consecutive

everton are 16th, four points clear of the relegation zone and nowjust four points behind spurs.e points that will give us a lot of confidence and i can tell in the dressing room you know i thought it was a wee bit unlike us to concede goals because the men were quite strong defensively but again you mustn't take anything away from what tottenham can do. tottenham can beatjust about any team on their day and thankfully, we stopped them. yeah, look, it was a tough result— yeah, look, it was a tough result for— yeah, look, it was a tough result for us and you know were obviously — result for us and you know were obviously first half we struggled to get control of the game — struggled to get control of the game obviously made some changes— game obviously made some changes in the team that, we won't — changes in the team that, we won't helpful in the end, players _ won't helpful in the end, players kind of struggle to come _ players kind of struggle to come to terms with that and coutdht— come to terms with that and couldn't capitalise on about the second half you know the players —

spurs through to the fourth round for the 11th year in a row.surface, it was always going to be a matter of staying and being persistent in our foot all, we needed a goal and they pulled off a couple of days. but in the end we got the job done. days. but in the end we got the 'ob done. , , days. but in the end we got the 'obdone. , , job done. disappointed because we were that — job done. disappointed because we were that close _ job done. disappointed because we were that close to _ job done. disappointed because we were that close to causing . job done. disappointed because we were that close to causing a | we were that close to causing a massive — we were that close to causing a massive upset in the 90th minute _ massive upset in the 90th minute almost, but equally massive _ minute almost, but equally massive crowd because i thought they were — massive crowd because i thought they were fantastic stop either everyone stuck to that and when you look — everyone stuck to that and when you look at the team we were up against, — you look at the tea

it's been a dreadful start to the year, in the league, for spurs, they haven't won for seven games nowr defeat today, they remain 15th, and just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the, only for two goals in quick second half succession, first from jamie vardy, then bilal el—khannous, put leicester in front. and that was how it stayed, ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to get an equaliser, to hang on for a much needed win. the victory arrests a run of seven straight defeats. there is of course relief and a celebration in the dressing room altogether with players and all staff, everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a long time. so now, we can enjoy this for a day or two. and then it is back to work because, i said at the beginning, since my arrival, it is going to go right till the end. it is going to go right till the end for us and let's prepare and take momentum of this win. the supporters are fuming it has well and it is not an atmosphere where, you know, it is easy at the moment. and kind of one follows the

i think it spurred not just a military, which is very important, but i think it spurred -- and it started in the reagan administration and continued very much in the '60s and '70s. and the whole idea of putting a man on the moon the first one, and it comes out of that competition. there was a competition, and i think this is -- i did mention one other element of the cold war regime, if you wish, and that is cultural sports competition. you may recall how important the olympics were during the cold id war, because each side tried to show that each system produced the best athletes. each system produced the best whatever you can fill in the blank. best artists, best scholars, everything was based on a competition. so sputnik spurred a tremendous investment by the united states government in educational programs, science oriented, primarily but not just science, that propelled the united states. and probably, this is my view, i have no data backing it up, but my gut sense is that things like sputnik made us the leader in space several years later because it spurred that competition. had otwe

when the country appeared to be in a world of glowing prosperity, it -- he was spurred to become thedidate for governor of new york. 1928 saw him succeeding governor alfred e smith. governor roosevelt served two terms as a chief executive of the empire state. liberal measures marked his administration. governor roosevelt became the joys of the democratic convention in 1932, the spectacular flight to chicago marked the beginning of his rise to the presidency. ♪ the forgotten man in the new field became his campaign slogan. president hoover was the symbol of national business and personal depression, as postwar economic conditions engulfed america. the unemployed marched upon washington. the nation demanded a change. and roosevelt was swept into the presidency. defeated president herbert hoover was the last president to retire in the white house in the month of march. mr. roosevelt was the last to take the oath of office as chief executive on the march 4 date. ♪ the new president's first inaugural address called for a mammoth program of social legislation, production of national expend

after posting its deepest drop in 14 months yesterday amid bets donald trump's tariff plans would spur inflation. let's bring in valerie tytel to dive into the latest market reaction to trump's day one executive orders. i talked about the markets being whiplash in the dollar was the channel through which that came through. valerie: it was a huge pain trade for those dollar longs yesterday, but we are glad to see that the dollar is paring some of those losses in the overnight sessions with losses in the mexican peso and canadian dollar after that late-night terror threat trump gave the markets. yesterday, we know that those lawns, that speculative position -- those longs, that speculative positioning, dropped steeply on reports that we would not get any hard and fast tariff announcements out of the gate. we had a relief rally overnight in the dollar and also when it comes to the treasury market, this lack of any concrete announcements on tariffs. it's given some room from the tariff -- for the treasury market to recover. tom: currently yields down and tariffs up. the dollar is surging u

are so many people to thank for the tireless work that they do putting ribbons balloons, singing at spursere's so much work to be done. we will continue to do that until all those hostages are delivered home. those pictures that emily was and it seemed on surface pretty good spirits. it's just the start. who knows what mental condition she in. but she's alive, she is smiling. this is the beginning and thank god she is home. i have no idea what condition she's really end for that that's why she's been taken to hospital and i'm sure they will take good care of her and give hope to all those other families. some really positive emotions felt by emily damari's relations and supporters here who have been out with yellow balloons, yellow ribbons, been at spurs matches with that these are the first three hostages to be released and the hope here from all the supporters is that there will be more. lucy manning reporting. has its own palestinian had to say about the cease—fire. it is an indescribable for gaza and rafah. we see destruction that we do not see before. we were talking about a genocide

we will reform social security and medicare, spurring our children from struggles. we have the to prevent and we will reduce taxes to recover the momentum of our economy and reward the effort and enterprise of working americans. we will build our defenses beyond challenge lest weakness, invite challenge. we will confront weapons of mass destruction so that a new century is spared new horrors. the enemies of liberty in our country should make no mistake. america remains engaged in the world by history and by choice. shaping a balance of power that favors freedom. we will defend our allies and our interests. we will show purpose. without arrogance, we will meet aggression and bad faith. with resolve and strength and all nations. we will speak for the values that gave our nation birth. america, at its best, is compassion unit and the quiet american conscience. we know that deep, persistent poverty is unworthy of our nation's promise. and whatever our views of its cause, we can agree that children at risk are not at fault. abandonment and, abuse are not acts of god. the

we will reform social security and medicare, spurring our children from struggles. we have the to prevent and we will reduce taxes to recover the momentum of our economy and reward the effort and enterprise of working americans. we will build our defenses beyond challenge lest weakness, invite challenge. we will confront weapons of mass destruction so that a new century is spared new horrors. the enemies of liberty in our country should make no mistake. america remains engaged in the world by history and by choice. shaping a balance of power that favors freedom. we will defend our allies and our interests. we will show purpose. without arrogance, we will meet aggression and bad faith. with resolve and strength and all nations. we will speak for the values that gave our nation birth. america, at its best, is compassion unit and the quiet american conscience. we know that deep, persistent poverty is unworthy of our nation's promise. and whatever our views of its cause, we can agree that children at risk are not at fault. abandonment and, abuse are not acts of god. the

hard—won by campaigners or into appalling tragedies like this, finally spura tragedies like this, finally spurion. and time again, we see this pattern, and people are right to be angry about it. i'm angry about it. southport must be a line in the sand, but nothing will be off the table in this inquiry, nothing. and most importantly, it will lead to change. i know people will be watching right now and they will be saying, we've heard all this before. the promises, the sorrow, the inquiry that comes and goes, an inability to change. but frankly, it's become the oxygen of wider conspiracy. and we have seen that throughout this case. a suggestion that there has been a cover—up. i want to put on record that yesterday's guilty verdict only happened because hundreds if not thousands of dedicated public servants worked towards it. many of whom endured absolutely harrowing circumstances, particularly in the police and the crown prosecution service. that is theirjob, they are brilliant at it, and we should never forget your service to our country. law and order depend on them. and yet, i'm under no illu