of the council is, tom wilson of the council group, thank you very much, tom. studio as well . were you surprised well. were you surprised initially about the backlash to this report? no i think it was entirely predictable. we've seen in this country that there's been a concern that campaign to try and undermine counter terrorism efforts, which is what prevent it as of. i don't prevent it as part of. i don't think anyone is least all think anyone is least of all william shawcross , the author of william shawcross, the author of this report, there's this report, that there's problems when problems with prevent. but when you're scrap our you're calling to scrap our counter—radicalisation program and you're not saying what you want put in its i think want to put in its i think people are going to question what motives are doing that. what motives are for doing that. yes if what people yes indeed. and if what people saying there which saying is that there are which they that's racist they are basically that's racist undertones to this, it's disproportionately the m

of the council is, tom wilson of the council group, thank you very much, tom.he studio as well . were you surprised well. were you surprised initially about the backlash to this report? no i think it was entirely predictable. we've seen in this country that there's been a concern that campaign to try and undermine counter terrorism efforts, which is what prevent it as of. i don't prevent it as part of. i don't think anyone is least all think anyone is least of all william shawcross , the author of william shawcross, the author of this report, there's this report, that there's problems when problems with prevent. but when you're scrap our you're calling to scrap our counter—radicalisation program and you're not saying what you want put in its i think want to put in its i think people are going to question what motives are doing that. what motives are for doing that. yes if what people yes indeed. and if what people saying there which saying is that there are which they that's racist they are basically that's racist undertones to this, it's disproportionately the

well, tom thank you so for tom wilson, thank you so for that there really that analysis, there reallyo look at the shape of the economy. well, that's it from us on the briefing today. back again on monday. but up next, it's esther and phil. back again on monday. but up next, it's esther and phil . good next, it's esther and phil. good morning. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from met office. friday is looking dry for the majority. pretty mild out there this morning as huge amount morning as well. a huge amount of sunshine, most places staying fairly drab. high pressure is in control certainly across the south. we've got low pressure on these weather fronts linking back, which bringing a lot back, which are bringing a lot of and places, damp of cloud and in places, damp stuff , light rain of cloud and in places, damp stuff, light rain and drizzle, clearing in from northern ireland, but still affecting parts of northwest and parts of northwest england. and it another fairly damp it will be another fairly damp morning for western scotland . morning for western scot

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tom: they are channeling mike wilson. there's a lot going on.han: bear in mind where we start of the year, we started the year in and around 4.40. drops to as low as 0.3%, friday we were at four .09 and we jumped aggressively higher back to 4.3930 and off the back of a really really strong payroll report, upending the expectations of what they might do. and as lisa pointed out, tomorrow. tom: it was -80 basis points --batik build versus the 30 year bond. can we get framed on the equity market? the drawdown is bowtie talk from the peak. the s&p 500, this is important, -14%. the dow jones industrial average has a lesser.--lesser drawdown. -7% with correction. maybe john is a partition of profit-making. jonathan: the nasdaq 100 up about 15%. she went through them. massive gains. we were talking about one tag on the euro-dollar now 1.07, one .0 759. it was not just the fed -- 1.0 5709. president lagarde of the ecb was suggesting maybe --saying the following, the communication last week, faster than what the market reaction would suggest. the u.s. pa

tom: it is a lovely video. jonathan: coming up, bob michele of jp morgan and kathy jones. mike wilson stanley and other people from wells fargo -- and chris harvey of wells fargo. tom: we may give a question on weight -- tom brady. for america, it is a big deal. jonathan: this may not be a big deal for you -- tom: this may not be a big deal for you. jonathan: when mike mckee broke the number, and came back, i went straight to brady. tom: you did. jonathan: do you understand -- i understood the magnitude of the moment. lisa: you're going to leave now? jonathan: i don't believe he retired. lisa: i think you are right. i think he retired. jonathan: all right. [laughter] ♪ 202 pounds on golo.'ve lost so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed

really mean at kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson joining us here now to break this all down, starting with the latest on the niners quarterback. no jimmy g and tom brady also saying no so seat is jimmy just going to go a buck? i you know, i don't know exactly where jimmy will land. there are few places that people suspect that he will land. as i will kind of get to in just a second, i don't think that landing spot is here in san francisco. of course. >> the forty-niners they pretty much answer for every injury that they had to face this season. >> but let's talk about this time them not necessarily having a definitive answer. so what will now be the starting qb for the forty-niners? what we've been trying to figure out who will be the next starting forty-niners qb right now. we still don't know definitively. however, we do know a couple of things for sure. after speaking with head coach kyle shanahan today, it will not be jimmy garoppolo or any other veteran. now today shanahan said end quote, i know we have 2 starters on our team right now that we believe we can win with in. quote, he also added that when you have that type of situation. >> you

wilson to place a prohibition on future liquor stores in the city. bart ridership numbers not even close to pre pandemic levels in emergency federal funding is about to disappear. ktvu tom down with parts general manager to discuss how the agency will approach the future challenges down the line. no holds barred media day. bart's key managers sat down with reporters to discuss everything from escalating costs to new escalators to the very way forward. all of this when ridership is still down 60% from pre pandemic days, the pandemic changed 50 years of planning and progress. historically bart, that's what we did we move people from their residents to job locations. whether it's oakland, san francisco, san jose that's fundamentally changed on unequivocal there. but now since the pandemic remote work has taken a lot of those people away. and bart has to reinvent itself. we just have to figure it out and what that looks like part of its reinvention comes from what it already knows about non commute days. we've seen that on the weekends, you know, with weekend ridership people using bart for different reasons . in essence, find out what makes most stops a place to explore. w

tom: you don't see it in the tape. i really suggest, john, we need to reset on this tuesday after the back and forth. you are good mike wilson has some real caution. jonathan: we will get to that in just a moment. going to hear from home depot, walmart, some big retailers reporting this week. lisa: i guess that is really the issue the decline in the euro sales. to me the most interesting aspect is they are boosting their dividend by 10%. other companies think we have extra cash we are going to return it to our investors. so they did see a decline. all around, it's better than expected in many areas but still facing a lot of potential headwind. jonathan: extra staff investments start in the first fiscal quarter. tom: that's going to be the investment part. some of the headlines is pretty negative as well from 317, 318 close a long time ago, friday. you come down to a tendency of 3.09, 3.11. particularly on revenue is what i have to focus on. jonathan: the stock is negative we will pick up on that story in just a moment. the equity features negative. the yield much higher at 38767. a lot better including from the u.k. the u.k.

tom: we are among friends. good morning everyone. i had a beverage of my choice in my hand after an 18-hour day yesterday. can you imagine the conversation of mike wilsonan stanley? they published today wherever she is below the hollanhorse line. mike wilson has to re-justify a cautious stance. that must've been a hell of a conversation. jonathan: one, don't fight the fed was the message. his words. two, his call is about earnings and they have not been great. the question i have asked and i spoke to mike about this, you can learn something from the incoming information about the way the market responds to the incoming information. he took note of that but ultimately he thinks in the next couple of quarters you will get a drip feeling from this of bad earnings, better earnings and we will bump into week data -- weak data. basically saying the same thing. you will hit in your pocket of weak data in the next couple of quarters. that is why the bears, this is incredibly painful. you are trying to short it, that's incredibly expensive. this hurts. the call still stands for them. the weak data is coming. lisa: the short squeeze and the maximum pain of janua