one thing i think seems pretty clear to me is that the regulations that were put in place after todd frank, after the financial crisis, some of those regulations were rolled back for banking institutions at less than $250 billion in assets. svb didn't need to do many of the things to make sure that they are safe and sound. they have to digest all the losses on the lending. liquidity, risk management. i do think it makes sense for regulators to make sure that banks of smaller sizes, $100 billion in assets do need to go through the more rigorous kind of examinations and testing and hold more capital just like the big guys. they could cause problems as well. host: questions from viewers when we have you one. let me give the numbers. (202) 748-8001 for republicans to call in. (202) 748-8000 free democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. a question we always ask when you are on as well is your thoughts on a recession on the horizon? do you see that happening in 2023? guest: when i was on three months ago i probably said recession risks are very high, uncomfortably high because we are in a world

one thing i think seems pretty clear to me is that the regulations that were put in place after todd frankter the financial crisis, some of those regulations were rolled back for banking institutions at less than $250 billion in assets. svb didn't need to do many of the things to make sure that they are safe and sound. they have to digest all the losses on the lending. liquidity, risk management. i do think it makes sense for regulators to make sure that banks of smaller sizes, $100 billion in assets do need to go through the more rigorous kind of examinations and testing and hold more capital just like the big guys. they could cause problems as well. host: questions from viewers when we have you one. let me give the numbers. (202) 748-8001 for republicans to call in. (202) 748-8000 free democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. a question we always ask when you are on as well is your thoughts on a recession on the horizon? do you see that happening in 2023? guest: when i was on three months ago i probably said recession risks are very high, uncomfortably high because we are in a world of c

announced the return of former player and manager frank lampard as caretaker manager until the end of the season in a club statement, co—controlling owners toddwelcome frank back to stamford bridge. "lampard will take over first—team duties immediately. the former midfielder is set to hold a press conference shortly ahead of saturday's games against wolves. chelsea also face real madrid in the champions league quarterfinal first leg in spain next week. with the women's world cup just around the corner, england manager serena weigman says she'll be watching her players closely when they take on brazil tonight. the match is a sell out at wembley and is one of two scheduled games which will be played before the tournament, scheduled to start in four months�* time. there�*s plenty of competition for places in england�*s world cup squad, but attention is firmly focused on tonight which sees euro winners take on the copa america champions. a record number of tickets have been sold for the friendly between northern ireland and wales in cardiff tonight. for wales, it�*s a chance to get revenge over the team that pipped them to euro 22 qualification.

by their american owner todd bowley, he watched the team lose 2—0 to real madrid and it was a match being overseen by the third manager they have appointed this season in frank, making his comeback to champions league management, and they got the goals trhough karim benzema and marco enzio on the second half, and between those goals, chelsea had ben chilwell, the full consent of, and there were 32 minutes left at that point so actually given the play that amount of time with ten men, chelsea may not be too disappointed to only lose 2—0. they have six days now before this tie goes back to stamford bridge when chelsea and their supporters will know that's a very different match with the noise they can create there, and frank lampard said afterwards that special things can happen at the bridge, it's a big ask though for chelsea to overturn a 2— goal deficit to the most successful team team in champions league history in real madrid, and their coaches already planning ahead to that game. we deserve this result for their performance, the fight is not over yet, we have to fight another 90 minutes at stamford bridge, and we have to be ready for this, we know very w

todd boehly. he watched his the team lose 2—0 to real madrid in a match that was being overseen by the third manager they've appointed this season in frankking his comeback to champions league management. real got their goals through karim benzema and marco asensio in the second half, but in between those goals, chelsea actually had ben chilwell the full—back sent off. there were 32 minutes left at that point. so actually, given they played that amount of time with ten men, chelsea may not be too disappointed, actually, tulsen, to only lose 2—0. they've got six days now before this tie goes back to stamford bridge, where chelsea and their supporters will know that's a very different match with the noise they can create there. and frank lampard said afterwards that special things can happen at the bridge. it's a big ask, though, for chelsea to overturn a two—goal deficit to the most successful team in champions league history in real madrid. and their coach, carlo ancelotti, is already planning ahead to that game. we are satisfied for the result, for the performance. but we are... but it is not over yet. we have to fight, to sacrifice oth

under the new chairman todd boehly — the west london club have spent £600 million on 17 new players. interim boss frankth all the players is going to be a process. over the period i am here firstly i want to win football matches, because we are chelsea and that is what is expected of us from firstly, ourselves, but also the fans and outside alike. secondly, i want to be part of a process in this period where players have an opportunity, if they deserve to play they get an opportunity on the pitch. meanwhile chelsea's former boss thomas tuchel, now in charge at bayern munich, says he's spoken to sadio mane about his misconduct — but insists the sengalese forward has his full support. tuchel�*s comments come after sane allegedly punched team—mate leroy sane in midweek — following bayern�*s 3—0 champions league defeat to manchester city in midweek. mane has been suspended for bayern�*s match against hoffenheim tomorrow and he has also been fined by the club. to tennis, and more potential problems for rafa nadal — as doubts continue to emerge over whether he'll be able to defend his french open title. the

of chelsea owner todd bohley�*s talk to the players, in which he's said to have told them their season was embarassing. many people have voiced their opinion on this one. not that frank the club's passion, although it was also put to him that the club is broken. chelsea sit 11th in the premier league despite spending more than £550 million on players. the champions league is the last competition they can win, but they trail real madrid 2—0 heading into tonight's quarterfinal second leg at stamford bridge. i'v e i've been here too many times at chelsea at stamford bridge in a midweek knockout game to understand that the atmosphere is going to be great and it is time for us to tap into that early in the game and nature will we engage the crowd throughout because they can help us, for sure. that's why this two legged competition is the best out there. that's why this two legged competition is the best out there. manchester city take on bayern munich in their champions league quarterfinal second leg tomorrow and have received a boost ahead of kick—off with phil foden returning to training today. the 22—year—old has been missing since being forced to pull out of england d

frank lampard, staying calm, well, keep watching... only one thing stood between the goal and cucurella... commentator: it's cucurella! ..real madrid's goalkeeper — thibaut courtois, once of chelsea. half—time, not hopeless, but goalless. 0wner todd, here comes the composure, and the execution, and the finish. commentator: squared to rodrygo! that was the game. now, the lesson. make your chances count. by the end, madrid were walking it in. rodrygo again. all over. chelsea's season and presser did investment strategy. 0ut chelsea's season and presser did investment strategy. out of europe investment strategy. out of europe in the quarterfinals and 11th in the premier league. plenty of chelsea fans left this ground long before the final whistle. that is the reality they will wake up to. indeed, thank you very much. joe wilson with the latest on the outcome at stamford bridge. time coming up to 10.30. susan has joined me for the weather. good evening, 21 degrees no less today in the northern highlands of scotland. no surprise when you had skies like these. this was a little further away from where we saw the high. but to the east coast of scotland and here is edinburgh with an easterly wind off the north sea, cloud coming in, those

owners insist the return of frank lampart as manager provides the club and fans with a clear and stable plan. lampart is chelsea's, 4th manager, the season american billionaire todd boley, anna, consorting investors took charge of a club less than a year ago. we've been speaking to football writer and his arkan fella about the apparent chaos unfolding at the london club. the word that was used to me was stabilizer. he's, he said to stabilize things. the seasons been as chaotic as you could imagine. now, discovering all 4 different managers in the seas, and i don't think i've seen them a lot of people at chelsea, the thing roman abram of which is a bit crazy hiring and firing managers. but now the new owners shut boley and ben, barley, they've gone and done something and never did, which was stuck to managers in a single season. we've had a catholic manager before. busy and bruno so sir, and now with franklin bob who is the kind of inter managing one, it's a good steady pair of hands to get this point. it's been pre k off. take. it's been for a bad as well to be 11 in the premier league. that's not what chelsea wanted before the season and, and this is the guy who

a lot has been made of chelsea owner todd bohley�*s talk to the players, in which he's said to have told them their season was embarassing. not that frankng more than 550 million pounds on players. the champions league is the last competition they can win but they trail real madrid 2—0 heading into tonight's quarterfinal second leg at stamford bridge. we're not where we want to be. i think the word "broken" is a bit much. but we're not where we want to be. and that's clear. league position is a reality in the premier league. we're 2—0 in this game. —— we're 2—0 down in this game. so i think those things are just reality. we have to work against that and show in every way we can because we're in that moment. the immediate future of manchester united remains a big talking point. the value of the shareprice has fallen by over 11% following reports the glazer family wish to remain as owners of the club. it's believed that is the prefred option of co—chairmen joel and avram glazer. despite going through a lengthy bidding process. the current owners revealed last november they were seeking "strategic alternatives" for the club, which included

league quarterfinal second leg tonight against real madrid, interim boss frank lampard says he's comfortable with chelsea co—owner todd the protests at the crucible, let me tell you what is going to happen at ten o'clock. race and pregnancy, your stories there. black women are nearly four times more likely than white women to die within six weeks of giving birth. we will explore that and try to find out all the factors involved. asian women are 1.8 times more likely according to uk figures from 2018-20. it is according to uk figures from 2018—20. it is pretty shocking. appalling, says the equalities committee who say that racism has played a key role in creating these disparities. i wonder what else is factorial here. the nhs in england says it is committed to making maternity care safer for all women in the government says it has invested £165 million in the maternity workforce, is a race and pregnancy, your stories, plays, coming up at ten. they brushed away the orange powder, but you cannot brush away the massive problem we all face. a very divisive topic, i understand points on both sides. as scary as this sounds,

frank lampard, staying calm, will keep watching. havertz. only one thing stood between the goal and cucurella — real madrid's goalkeeper. thibaut courtois, once of chelsea. half time, not hopeless, but goalless. 0wner todde. now the lesson. make your chances count. by the end, madrid were walking it in. rodrigo again. all over. so after all that investment, what's the reality that chelsea fans go home to, and will wake up to? out of europe, 11th in the premier league. joe wilson, bbc news, stamford bridge. and just to offer a contrast, leyton orient are celebrating after getting promoted to league one. in really strange circumstances. there was a floodlight failure, and by the time the lights came back on they'd learned they'd gone up as results elsehwhere had gone their way. a party at priestfields in the dark! 0bviusly the real party got going on the bus after. but a unique moment for the players and the fans. i don't think it is a day you would forget. new and it is a lesson in life. switch the lights out, give it ten minutes, everything will be better afterwards. we showed you the chaotic scenes of protesters interupting play at the world snooker championships yesterday, but normal service resumed o