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let's go to bertha for a news update. >> i remember flying twa.udge has tossed a lawsuit from a major pharmaceutical lobby group that challenged medicare's new powers to negotiate prescription drug prices. the decision is a win for the biden administration, as it faces other legal challenges this the price talks. mexican armed forces said they found and broke down a secret meth mega laboratory, making it the largest drug lab bust ever with the current administration. the navy said it seized about 91,000 pounds of meth, and over a ton of chemicals used to make the drug. >>> wichita police say that the man who stole the bronze jackie robinson statue was arrested on monday, and that the crime was financially motivated. the man was planning on selling it for scrap metal. the statue was cut from its base last moment at a wichita park where only its feet remained, and burnt remains of the statue were found five days later in a trash can at a nearby park. >> what a foolish thing. just mean spirited and foolish. bertha, thank you very much. >>> media stoc

twa. >> when he was running twa, yeah. remember he had those light bulb bonds?al treat. the light bulbs of twa, they were the collateral to the bonds. thank you. >> i love that he's still out there. i love that he's still fighting. this may be a worthwhile fight, by the way, given management's missteps. that said, as i pointed out many times, if icahn had just held on to his shares in netflix and apple, you know, the profits would be enormous, would have been enormous, carl. there's something to be said for activism, perhaps in the case here. you can see the positive response. we're talking a little over 2 billion market cap. >> you can see the one-year performance down 20-plus percent. arca airline index is up 7 or so. airlines getting a little more interesting. a lot of the back and forth on the sell side ratings involve sort of cash revenue management, cost management. today flight attendants from three different unions are going to picket in the u.s., in the u.k., in guam over wages. we'll keep an eye on that. >> right. the industry has become a little less

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go back to the mid '80s with twa. we will explain why in a bit.n a 9.91% stake in jetblue. he is discussing with jetblue management the possibility of taking a board seat and expected to have further discussions about that. why is he taking this position? he sees deep value here. if you look at shares of jetblue since the beginning of the year, that is when he started building his position. look at where the shares were trading between $4.70 and $5.50 a share. ridiculously cheap. especially relative to other airline stocks. in a statement yesterday, jetblue said we are open to constructive dialogue with investors as we execute our plan to enhance value for all of our shareholders and stakeholders. remember, as you take a look at shares of jetblue over the last three years, it has struggled, especially the last couple years as a stock relative to other airline stocks. why? you had the unwinding of the northeast alliance with american t airlines and then the second victory for the doj when it won the suit to block the proposed merger with jetblue an

and twas. three george w bush stood on the us. abraham lincoln with a banner behind mission. my point is that one of the most difficult challenges in more especially now. but even then is being able to identify and understand what would be and the growth and expansion of the union war effort over the next four years would be the united states. answer to that question. ultimately, and that's a process that begins here on day and then finally, kind of the big idea i would like you to remember. so imagine if you will. one it would take each of you to think of yourselves as something other than an american. i assuming most of you are u.s. citizens, can you imagine calling yourself something than an american? what would it take for that to? it's almost unimaginable, is it not. for any american to decide that they would like to be something other than an american. and yet think about about most, not all white civilians in the south who in the summer 1862 or in or excuse me, in and throughout the 1861 went through a profound transition. remember the confederacy, as we know it was no

and twas. three george w bush stood on the us. abraham lincoln with a banner behind mission. my point is that one of the most difficult challenges in more especially now. but even then is being able to identify and understand what would be and the growth and expansion of the union war effort over the next four years would be the united states. answer to that question. ultimately, and that's a process that begins here on day and then finally, kind of the big idea i would like you to remember. so imagine if you will. one it would take each of you to think of yourselves as something other than an american. i assuming most of you are u.s. citizens, can you imagine calling yourself something than an american? what would it take for that to? it's almost unimaginable, is it not. for any american to decide that they would like to be something other than an american. and yet think about about most, not all white civilians in the south who in the summer 1862 or in or excuse me, in and throughout the 1861 went through a profound transition. remember the confederacy, as we know it was no

twa back in the '80s, ultimately it did file for bankruptcy.e. and this is happening on the first day of their new ceo, joanna garrity. can you marge your first day at work and you're dealing with carl carl icahn and an activist investor. she did pledge if aggressive action to return the airline to profitability, so i guess she's listening. stuart: $6 a share for an air a linelike that? that's a low price. let's get to bitcoin. i saw them earlier this morning at $50,000 a pop and now they've gone to 49. when was the last time they hit 50,000? lauren: it was two year as. ryan payne said last week it was animal spirits, it would make sense bitcoin hit $50,000. but bernstein calls it fomo, fear of missing out. the spot bitcoin etf has been approved, it's been around a couple of weeks. it's a catalyst for investors looking to get in, especially young investors but all investors. some of them view bitcoin as novel. obviously, digital and global, right in it's not tried -- tied to a specific chain or company. stuart: didn't see that coming. lauren: w

history, woodard played for the jayhawks from 77 to 81 when women's sports was governed by the ai a w in twa took over women's sports in 1981, but didn't carry over the players stats. many of those still recognize border. does the true record holder, but now it's clark's. you're finished with 33 points, 12 assists, and ten rebounds, and i was 48 point win over minnesota. so up next for clark has pete maravich's all time college scoring record. clark is going to need eight team points at home sunday on senior day against second ranked ohio state. now, pistol pete's record at lsu has always been very highly regarded, especially considering he didn't only three seasons with no three-point line. and clark saying last night the chance to pass maravich it's gonna be very special >> obviously, pizza records getting closer and closer and that's somebody that i've vividly remember even people in high school coming up to me and talking about p and being like you need to watch him on youtube and certain things like that. so super special closing in on that and i my first goal is focusing on ohio state

for an upset and clark was coming off a career high 49 in its michigan in the game, she became the twa women's all-time leading scorer, but she struggled in this one, clark make it just eight of her 26 shots. she scored just 24, which was her lowest output since december 2, the 14th ranked indiana would pull off the upset, beating fourth-ranked iowa, 86, 69, clark. now 75 points away from passing pete maravich for the all-time scoring mark men's or women's hawk. i've got three regular season games remaining before the big ten tournament. an then the ncaa tournament. >> all right. we're going to build the most perfect dolphins have center and basketball, not sure you can do much better than nikola jokic last night you to become the first player in more than 40 seasons to score more than 20 points, have 50 in a more rebounds and 15 assist while not missing a shot the entire night, this was jokic's 16th triple, double the season in worth it, he became the third player in nba history, to have a triple, double against every single team. ron james, russell westbrook are the only others to do

yeah >> well twas ever thus it >> well twas ever thus um, it was of a nail biter last was a bit of axpected to be in that it was expected to be there, we say a bit of a walk in. >> oh, without question, without question. >> by half time it was it was looking pretty grim. >> walk over is exactly right. england. england always be said. never to italy are never lost to italy. italy are the wooden spoon in every the wooden spoon in nearly every tournament they tournament they go into. they play tournament they go into. they play brand of rugby. play attractive brand of rugby. but. it england but. and they took it to england actually rome last night in actually in rome last night in front of a big, big crowd. but england turn it england did manage to turn it round. scotland brilliant round. scotland had a brilliant performance wales in performance against wales in cardiff, there in 23 cardiff, first win there in 23 years, but an it felt like a defeat at the end of it because they run so close by that wales comeback. ireland comeback. and if you're ireland on friday, gone to paris on frida

we know the unions are left twas unions are are left wing. twas ever thus .r thus. but the department for environment, ever thus. but the department for environment , food ever thus. but the department for environment, food and rural affairs has also got a four day week and they say it will boost staff wellbeing. well of course it would. having a day off a week. but we know you and i, the taxpayers their taxpayers still pay their salaries, but they want this to go forward because they agree with the politics. and we saw the home office also this week. is it being captured by this mindset, this this left wing mindset. and in that sense , are mindset. and in that sense, are these departments working contrary to your government? yes i think they are. that's something that's been identified for a long time now. go back to when jacob rees—mogg the when jacob rees—mogg was in the cabinet. a big push to when jacob rees—mogg was in the caband. a big push to when jacob rees—mogg was in the caband get a big push to when jacob rees—mogg was in the caband get civil a big

when the six courts were added in twa there were not con fingt opening on larsen. that's a false narrative added to the fact to justify this deed. larsen is is a hassle to get to for most of us who live mere presidio. you want more traffic in town sending us over there. the impression many of us have is that park and rec is fan dering to the rich and behaving like an autocratic bully. don't paint over the pickle ball courts. don't destroy something that rec and park should be proud of. thank you. >> thank you, chin, bill and veronica. we have two minutes left in our 15 minutes. >> i'm tan beuy and i've been a resident of enrichment district for 34 years. my family loves exprek park facilities. my first packs was tennis where i was a sterling athlete at city college and volunteered for the golden gate park tennis club. a life threatens interest of cardiac arrest leaves me lucky to be alive and well and i enscwie pickle ball. it's at presidio hall where i play with a diverse group of pickle ballers with he can nick backgrounds and economic levels and ages. the thing

. >> twas always thus . those are >> twas always thus.area, isn't it, for both main parties in the coming upcoming election campaign? >> is there not going to have anything to say on this on net zero? are they ? zero? are they? >> well, do you know what an they can form their own energy company because they blow so much hot air on a daily basis. they can practically run the country on that . country on that. >> well, maybe we could see a surge . me green party vote. surge. me green party vote. >> do you agree with me? >> no, no, i'm not agreeing with you this week . you this week. >> you've milked it for a week. but i agreed with you last week on couple things. never on a couple of things. never again. never again. claire? yeah actually, i might agree you actually, i might agree with you with actually 48,000 with this. actually 48,000 children pulled children having teeth pulled last year, 100 a day going into hospital and a lot of them, it's their very first time entering a hospital since birth. >> and that is awful. >> and that is awful

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. >> but twas ever thus, really.resting because we had the brexit vote, and they know they that had to know they knew that they had to respond. party in respond. the tory party in particular, realised that it couldn't this party couldn't just be this old party of establishment anymore. it couldn't just be this old party of to establishment anymore. it couldn't just be this old party of to establout1ent anymore. it couldn't just be this old party of to establout to |t anymore. it couldn't just be this old party of to establout to these nore. it had to reach out to these working communities. had to reach out to these working communities . what working class communities. what i the fact that that i regret is the fact that that penod i regret is the fact that that period being period of things being interesting, voters interesting, in which voters have for long interesting, in which voters have were for long interesting, in which voters have were kind for long interesting, in which voters have were kind of for long inter

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. >> hahahahaha twas ever thus. >> oh, is good to see you. >> oh, is it good to see you.d are taking to the picket lines. >> in fact, they started well 13 minutes ago at 7 am. there on the picket lines for five days over this ongoing pay dispute with the government. it is their 10th strike action. well it comes as more than a million operations have been cancelled , operations have been cancelled, and so far 7 million people are on the waiting list. we're joined by former nhs trust ceo doctor peter carter. doctor carter, thanks very much for talking to us on breakfast this morning. still no resolution then. and would hospital operations check ups . they're operations check ups. they're going to be severely affected by this latest strike action. how much do you think uh, junior doctors now have the support of the public? is it actually starting to wane the longer this goes on? >> well, i still think they do have the support of the public. um, the latest indicators are that the support has dropped slightly, but i think the public are still there and they still recognise is