let's bring in xavier francois baraton. we have been seeing a great month for equities but i want to focus on china. it has been a good february. are you seeing more than just momentum now in this market? xavier: we are definitely encouraged by some of the latest data particularly in the uptick. consumer confidence. and the slew of measures that the pboc and the chinese government have been announcing these past few weeks. cutting ratios 50 basis points. the cut in crime rates by 25 -- the cut in prime rates by 25. there is a sense of urgency. we have the npc coming next week. while we manage expectations and would agree that we should not expect any form of major bazooka stimulus, still piecemeal, but we will see the confirmation of the progress agenda, progress mindset. target not so far from 5% and some additional measures with regards to the stock markets, stabilizing again and again the property market and home prices. and finally we think it is crucial for us, the consumer confidence and spending. the chinese lunar ne

but today, xavier stepped into the pressure, we know he doesn't give up.ow that if he stumbled and he fell, he didn't let his knee touch the ground. >> somewhere in heaven even john madden is saying, whoa, tone it down. >> listen. >> tyrus, come on. >> that is the sweetest most dedicated lawyer, i wouldn't let him represent me for one second. if i was being told bad news i would want it from him. like his client was so guilty the best thing he could do was give him a cool press conference. like, the fact that we're even calling this dude, talking about his pass time, he is a bank robber. like that should be bank robber, who gives -- what he did on saturdays and sundays. like why -- and this country we've gotten -- we need to know everyone's back story, because of this behavior why there is no tyrus and timpf pod cost, we told you the back story and now the media has taken that away from us because now we know what his joy was that the little wolf was actually a bank robber. >> that's right. >> $800,000? if you earn $800,000 in a career, you are beyond succ

the ceo xavier rossinyol is joining us. thank you for the time. quick look at the share price as well. we saw it falling. it is down 64% in the last five years. it is a significant tell on where things have been particularly because of covid-19, but would you say the down times in travel are over? >> good morning. thank you for having us. definitely. i think the connect with the p performance of the company and the price is close. the performance of 2023 is another strong year after 2022. we have high expectations for 2024. the only reason is because we do not see any material slowdown across the 73 countries. travel remains one of the main priorities of operations and in particularly on generation set. 65% of them travel and see the world as number one priority where to spend the money. our business is based on that. >> so, xavier, you said something with regards to the closing of the gap with the company performance and share performance as well. is it because there is no belief? travel is a fundamental element to world trade at the present. how

in the large salon there were several interesting paintings: a portrait of francis xavier of drudskyhor, a portrait of him daughters-in-law. and a marble ice sculpture made from italian marble. in the palace there were many portraits of the kings of poland, the princes of the grand duchy of lithuania. there was a very interesting archive in the palace, the legacy of the scipios. the documents covered the history of shchuchin from 1537 to 1846. the palace library, unfortunately, disappeared during the first world war. after the end of world war ii they were housed in the palace. cards of the city, in its building there is a state educational institution, the shchuchin palace of children and youth creativity. the museum room of the palace has three exhibitions: the salon of the drutsky lyubetsky princes, shchuchin in the context of world history and shchuchin the city of aviators. the exhibition introduces guests to the history of the shchuchin land, its outstanding natives and architectural monuments. during the tour, visitors can familiarize themselves. visit the theater salon to lea

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xavier, than rigttitude.k so mu. great to see you.u and the trees in the mountains don't care about our skin coloet . >> just go enjoy them. thanks so much. thank you. all right. wild weehem.k. hope you had as much fun as we did covering it. and that is it for us tonigh d.n don't forget, set your dvr. we want you to always stay connected with us. toy connd with umake sure to foe on social on x and also on instagram and. t is and remember, it is america now and forever. have a great weekend, now. >> jesse watters takes it all from her

in the large salon there were several interesting paintings: a portrait of frantisek xavier drudsky ofrtrait of his daughter-in-law maria. marble ice sculpture made from italian marble. in the palace there were many portraits of the kings of poland, the princes of the grand duchy of lithuania. there was a very interesting archive in the palace, the legacy of the scipios. the documents covered the history of shchuchin from 1537 to 1846. the palace library unfortunately disappeared during the first world war. after the end of world war ii , the palace housed various... administrative institutions, and later a military flight unit. after its disbandment, the palace gradually fell into decay. for a long time work was underway to create a project for the reconstruction of an architectural monument. when the project was ready, the restorers got down to business. they updated and restored the decorative elements of the palace, and later began decorating the interior of the building. now the restored palace, located on the shore of the lake, is certainly one of the visiting cards. city, its bu

of the tournament in a penalty shootout helped dynamo pass sporting, repelling the shot of carlos xavierin an exclusive interview with our tv channel, the goalkeeper recalled that period of his life and stated what football players lack today. i want to tell you in general, today’s football players, although they are already professionals, receive other money, do not one thing is enough, to serve football here now, to give everything to the maximum, not to stretch it out, which i will add tomorrow, the day after tomorrow. i’m going to another club, it’s better for , no, where you play, you have to give it your all, train, train, don’t violate, there are periods when you can violate, this is vacation, there , vacation, go, rest, don’t train, but when you are at work, look after your health, look after your data, well, this is an attitude thing, where at what point can belarusian football take a step today forward, what exactly is the game missing? number one in our country and what the legendary goalkeeper of dynamo ivan zhiku is doing today , we will tell you in one of the upcoming episo

hhs secretary xavier becerra demanding the company front hospitals and doctors more emergency funds. >> how are you holding them accountable? >> we will not continue to work with a clearinghouse exchange operation if it can't provide the payment for the services that our patients need. >> reporter: dr. meyer stresses it's not just a payroll problem. it's a patient problem. >> i'm most worried about having to reduce our hours. our patients that can't come here for their routine things, their sore throats, their cough, their blood pressure checks, where are they going to go? >> reporter: potentially landing patients in emergency rooms. >> what is preventing another ransomware incident like this from happening tomorrow? >> everyone should be asking themselves what's the answer to the questio? what do i need to do to make sure i'm not the next target, and what do i need to do to make sure that if i am a target, i don't bring a whole bunch of folks down with me over that cliff. >> reporter: concerns about a potential patient data breach have also prompted at least six class action lawsuit

it was his fourth victory of the season, who matched his elder brother xavier's collection of three freeridet is just amazing. i definitely would not be able to do that. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. where the sun has put in an appearance over the last couple of days, we have felt some spring warmth. certainly, it has been a mild start to the week, but there is a change on the way. it will turn colder later in the week, and between now and then we have some spells of wind and rain to contend with — the wettest and windiest weather towards the north and the west of the uk. this chart shows the rainfall we are expecting to accumulate through the course of this week. you can see the green colours just showing up there, in western scotland, indicating more than 50mm of rain, and there is a bit of rain to take us through the first part of tuesday along the line of this weather front. notice this front wriggles back out into the atlantic — another pulse of rain to co

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. >> please come forward and xavier come to the front for those of you who don't know it is ice cream i know the persians know that anyway i'll say. >> (speaking foreign language.) city hall nowruz, let's bring the new year with a lot of energy and good hope and good fortune and those wonderful ladies have done tremendous work on behalf of the 71 and board of supervisors han i can't have thank you for your tremendous work (clapping.) all right. thank you and miriam the coolest outfit by the way. >> thank you. >> thank you. and then um. >> (calling names.) >> has been consistent one of the longest volunteers making this happen. >> (multiple voices). >> what are you talking about, of course, i remember. thank you. >> and last but not least renÉ mohammed where is mohammed we got it. >> (laughter.) >> thank you. (laughter). >> all right. everyone let's enjoy the rest of the day such and thank you for coming to city hall. >> (multiple voices.) >> >> (multiple voices.) >> oh. okay. >> oh, no (background noise.) >> >> (multiple voices.) >> i want to see your outfit. >> >> i think a lot of ti

for example, according to xavier maro, which he voiced on solovev live, it will be very difficult forbrigade to ukraine, since there is no grabs the soldiers. now the number one goal of the french army is to ensure. naturally, the french troops who entered the conflict in ukraine will become a legitimate, even priority target for our military, despite the fact that the french authorities already do not know how to bury their dead soldiers, since they are carefully trying to hide how the very fact of the involvement of the french military in ukraine, so losses, the number of which is growing, according to the russian military intelligence service, only as a result of the destruction of the russian army at a temporary deployment point foreigners near kharkov on january 17. dozens of french citizens were killed, and since then such attacks have become the norm. in general , many foreign mercenaries have already been laid to rest in the ukrainian black soil. these pictures show mountains of bodies of soldiers in the ssu near beristov. among them are poles. the kyiv regime is throwing ever

enisey leader xavier retton mace in the game against the red-blues became the second in the history oftb united league who managed to score more than 100 three-point shots during the championship. already on sunday , the canadian... can break alexey shved's record, which equals 103 accurate hits from behind the arc. to do this, mays only needs to make three accurate shots from long range in the match against parma. we note jeremiah martin and mikel hopkins among the winners. the first became the most productive player in the game with cska, with 28 points to its credit, was second with a double-double of 11 points and the same number of rebounds. the result is 74-65. if yenisei won away from cska for the first time, then lokomotiv kuban won for the first time during this regular season. at the start of the final quarter, the guests' advantage grew to eight points, but it gradually melted away, 2 and a half minutes before the siren, the hosts were already ahead, the key moment turned out to be 7 seconds before the end of regular time, vladislav yemchenko covered the most productive play

from france are shocked by what is now happening on french television, for example, according to xavierby solovev live, it will be very difficult for macron to send even a brigade to ukraine, since there are not enough soldiers in the country. now the number one goal of the french army is to ensure security at the olympic games. in ukraine will become a legitimate, even priority target for our military, despite the fact that the french authorities already do not know how to bury their dead soldiers, since they are carefully trying to hide both the very fact of the involvement of the french military in ukraine and the losses, the number of which is growing, according to information russian military intelligence service, only as a result of the destruction by the russian army of a temporary deployment point for foreigners near kharkov on january 17, dozens of french citizens were killed. since then, such attacks have become the norm. in general , many foreign mercenaries have already been laid to rest in the ukrainian black soil; in these photographs there are mountains of bodies of soldi

statement is assessed paris regarding the sending of troops to ukraine is french. experts, according to xavierr paratrooper officer , gloomy prospects await emmanuel macron’s initiative, he must offer something and give something in order to remove the idea from the french that we have internal problems, and what do such systems do totalitarian systems, when they have problems internally, they create conflict abroad, and this is exactly what the holetron is, but his problem is that he doesn’t have... to do this, you know, when he says, our house, there is the main headquarters, ground forces , general schiel, he said 20,000 soldiers, he, we don’t have that 2000, we can’t fight anything, even if france really sends its contingent to the front, the balance of forces won’t really change, in this vladimir jabbarov, first deputy chairman of the federation council committee on international affairs, is confident that if the first detachments arrive, they will be defeated. with all due respect to the french army, to the french soldiers, they are in no way superior to the armed forces of ukraine, beca

for example, according to xavier moreau, who is with us. voiced by soloev live, it will be very difficultnd even a brigade to ukraine, since there are not enough soldiers in the country. now goal number one the french army - to ensure security at the olympic games. you already need to understand that this is lsi, this is the channel that you just showed, this is pure macronian propaganda, and it is not serious, so you shouldn’t take it too seriously. well, of course, this is part of a propaganda marathon that they... every day will show the french population, but in reality this is a colonel, i don’t know him at all, where he served, he’s nobody. naturally, french troops entering the conflict in ukraine will become legal, even priority goal for our military, despite the fact that the french authorities no longer know how to bury their dead soldiers, since they are carefully trying to hide both the very fact of the involvement of the french military in ukraine, as well as the losses and the number. which is growing, according to the russian military intelligence service, only as a result o

january following the drastic economic reforms that were carried out by the newly installed president xavier malay, the share of people in poverty in that country searched to 57. 4% in the period last month, that is the highest since the year 2004, and it's up from 44.7% in the third quarter of 2023. the economy of egypt is our next choice, it's not doing well, tourism, gas exports and the suis canal revenues, they are all suffering, and the crisis in raffa could actually make things worse, the crisis that israel has imposed because of the genocidal war that is waging against palestinians. egypt's economy has suffered from growing public debt, which is at more than 90% of... gross domestic product and capital flights and also the currencies fall against the us dollar, and finally this uh was a surprise somewhat uh in terms of the double digit increase and it has to deal deal with gayana's economy, which recorded a gdp growth of 62.3% for the year 2023, 2022, that is, that is the highest in the world, according to the imf, the 2015 oil discovery made guiana, the world's fastest growing econom

from charleston, the ocean can spill on the streets 10, 15 days a year and in just 15 years, xavier becerra projects that will triple, 45 days every year. >> wouldn't know how to survive that. we have to prepare for and plan for our infrastructure to manage that. it is expensive it takes long planning, a long vision. it is disruptive. if we don't do it, are we given up on charleston? >> reporter: charleston has a billion-dollar project underway to raise the walls and reroute floodwater. in the short term, many cities like charleston rely on sandbanks and mobile pumps when they expect flooding. but, what about when it is unexpected ? >> hard to predict floodgates. >> reporter: greig dusek is one of the scientists at noaa working to predict high tide flooding. on average, those floodgates are only correctly addicted 35% of the time. the weather is one factor and another is big stretches of the u.s. coast sometimes hundreds of miles, don't have a tiny gauge. >> we are going from covering multiple states in the entire region down to talking about specific communities and eventually down to ever

health and human services secretary xavier becerra says restricting access to the drug would be harmful. more women would probably >> place themselves in. >> further danger trying to access the care that they need. have confidence in our arguments before the court. the white house says it will keep pushing for nationwide protections for reproductive rights. >> the court should wall on the case by the end of june in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> arrival of spring filling up your car may hurt your wallet. a little bit more. according to triple a rising oil prices are contributing to increases the gas station, including here in the bay area. the highest is in san mateo, a county that is at 5.16, san francisco and marin sonoma and napa counties not too far behind east bay. you can expect to pay under 507, santa clara just under 5 bucks. cheapest is in solano county at 4.96. >> 4 zone forecast to live you one of your favorite freeways, 6 ad. yeah, it's it's flown pretty well. kron chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us to talk about the brain that's in our future. yeah. a couple s

xavier, than rigttitude.k so mu. great to see you.u and the trees in the mountains don't care about our skin coloet . >> just go enjoy them. thanks so much. thank you. all right. wild weehem.k. hope you had as much fun as we did covering it. and that is it for us tonigh d.n don't forget, set your dvr. we want you to always stay connected with us. toy connd with umake sure to foe on social on x and also on instagram and. t is and remember, it is america now and forever. have a great weekend, now. >> jesse watters takes it all from here. hello, everybody. i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, shannon bream, and he has greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is five. >> it was must stream tv. >> the president yelling at americans for over an hour durin screag, one of the most the hyper partisan state of the unionsr. president biden's lack of leadership was on full presidenh designed to please his base of msnbc flunkies and not the americannd people. >> joe unleashin g a firehose of

health and human services secretary xavier becerra says restricting access to the drug would be harmful. more women would probably >> place themselves in. >> further danger trying to access the care that they need. we have confidence in our arguments before the court. the white house says it will keep pushing for nationwide protections for reproductive rights. >> the court should rule on the case by the end of june in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> music mogul sean diddy combs, mansions rated by homeland security. what officials are reportedly looking for. >> plus certain oil wells across california could be fined $10,000 per day. taking a look at the effort to make a look at the effort to make that a reality norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile sa

todos los movimientos de los alguaciles son seguidos muy de cerca por la familia del joven xavier, sue se le vio saltar al río, aunque queda la esperanza de que logrará salir y esté con vida. sin embargo, la falta de comunicación con su familia hace esta posibilidad cada vez más remota. cambiamos de tema y le mostramos imágenes en vivo del aeropuerto internacional de san francisco porque hay noticias. desde ahí se informó que se registró otro incidente con un avión de united la aeronave despegó desde esta terminal con destino a oregon y las autoridades se dieron cuenta que había perdido un panel externo. la aerolínea respondió comunicando lo siguiente. lo que van a ver en parte el vuelo 433 de united aterrizó de forma segura y como estaba planificado en el aeropuerto internacional rockwall valley, después de que la aeronave estaba estacionada, descubrimos que había perdido un panel externo. iniciaremos una inspección del avión y haremos la reparaciones necesarias antes de regresar a volar, dice united. mencionaron también iniciaremos una investigación para entender cómo ocurrió esto y

this season, only xavier retten meis from yenisei and dzherad agunkbeni jackson, playing for minsk, havesame goal. unix got the better of cska 84-78. zenid beat parma away. even in the second quarter, the st. petersburg team made the difference in the score double-digit and held it until the final siren, 83:73. an important role was played by zenit's 14 offensive rebounds, to which parma managed to respond with only four. vince hunter made his 500th rebound in the vtb united league. the zenit center is the forty-fifth player in the history of the tournament to reach this mark. parma will host unix today. nikola jokic achieved another achievement in the nba. denver center's triple-double of 32 points, twelve picking up eleven assists in the match with championship leader boston was already the twentieth for the serb in the current regular season. thus. jokic was only the fourth player in league history to record 20 or more triple-doubles in two or more seasons in a row; before him , only oscar robertson, will chamberlin and russell westbrook had accomplished this feat. as for the celtics

hhs secretay xavier becerra demanding the company front hospitals and doctors more emergency funds. you holding them accountable? >> we will not continue to work with a clearinghouse exchange operation if it can't provide the payment for the services that our patients need. >> reporter: dr. meyer stresses it is not just a payroll problem. it's a patient problem. >> i'm most worried about having to reduce our hours. our patients that can't come here for their routine things, their sore throats, their cough, their blood pressure checks, where are they going to go? >> reporter: potentially landing patients in emergency roms. what is preventing another ransomware incident like this from happening tomorrow? >> everyone should be asking themselves, what's the answer to the question? what do i need to do to make sure i am not the next target? and what do i need to do to make sure that if i am a target, i don't bring a whole bunch of folks down with me over that cliff? >> reporter: concerns about a potential patient data breach have also prompted at least six class action lawsuits. unitedhe

. >> please come forward and xavier come to the front for those of you who don't know it is ice cream i know the persians know that anyway i'll say. >> (speaking foreign language.) city hall nowruz, let's bring the new year with a lot of energy and good hope and good fortune and those wonderful ladies have done tremendous work on behalf of the 71 and board of supervisors han i can't have thank you for your tremendous work (clapping.) all right. thank you and miriam the coolest outfit by the way. >> thank you. >> thank you. and then um. >> (calling names.) >> has been consistent one of the longest volunteers making this happen. >> (multiple voices). >> what are you talking about, of course, i remember. thank you. >> and last but not least renÉ mohammed where is mohammed we got it. >> (laughter.) >> thank you. (laughter). >> all right. everyone let's enjoy the rest of the day such and thank you for coming to city hall. >> (multiple voices.) >> >> (multiple voices.) >> oh. okay. >> oh, no (background noise.) >> >> (multiple voices.) >> i want to see your outfit. >> >> (music). >> my name

. >> news nation's xavier walton reports. >> off the coast of california or astronauts prepared to make a splash in space exploration. this is all part of nasa's artemis campaign. we rise together. >> back to the and the next phase. a crewed mission lasting 10 days traveling roughly 685,000 miles around the moon just a few hours ago were floating around in the front porch in the middle of pacific ocean at night with a helicopter hovering over us. >> all pretty inspiring. pumped up about the space program. but would you see it when you see all the sailors on the ship working together? i mean, you just like. >> gives you faith in humanity. we can do extraordinary things. nasa and the department of defense making waves in the pacific testing procedures and tools that will ultimately be used to retrieve the astronauts after their long journey. so here it is. the orion spacecraft, at least a test module. heat shields have actually been to space in those windows. >> that's what these astronauts are we looking out when they're going by the moon? we explore because that's what we do as humans.

wisdom countries in that and, and then definitely sanctioning those people have participated in north xavier is not, or that i don't for anybody to stop. so i not know about those people and i hit and then they did participate in the opposite visions and good for them. and, and then that's in this mode to point out where that's where i get new for the motel that's on a list of just so that needs to be billed, cannot be due to is by one person or one powerful individual. unfortunately, in many countries, democracy has been influenced by external, the democratic outcomes. it's been influenced by external forces and that is dissolved in people losing confidence in the credibility of, of evictions. and none of this is a to participation, the participation of peoples of the voice of the people is very important, but we must be conscious of even if we look at. so that's because addictions that know the way the ways to say to manipulate all the elections the way that the way society to manipulate out economic policy, the way they typed in manipulate all foreign policy. unfortunately was in africa.

when we analyze the initial results of storm xavier and june, we noticed trends that recur annually. this was an amazing discovery. how is it possible that the st micro organisms appear at the same time every year? i see those up, but it's gonna be moving. we know they travel over the sea or emerge from the nature. here are some plants growing. the spring of this growing the summer months and the cycles are mirrored in the atmosphere. so used to speak last time, you know, quarter and, and i'm with of the streams of arrow pine cones, a not some random mix of species drifting with no rhyme or reason. the microbial mazda is the rise and settle at the own cycles and seasons, just like bands, flowers, and bumble bee, the but given that it is the transpose of life, the atmosphere kind of also poses a threat. among the multitude of microbes circling the skies a some to um say that humans can microscopic ero, painted, and make us sick. the on the flip flop. yes. smooth bobby 234. used to talk about my as a medic. explanations when it came to airborne diseases. also the prevention wasn't poss

this season , only xavier retton mace from enesey and jerad agunkbeni jackson scored as many goals. playingix got the better of cska 84-78. zenidje beat parma away. even in the second quarter, the st. petersburg team made the difference in the score double-digit and held it until the final siren, 83:73. an important role was played by zenit's 14 offensive rebounds, to which parma managed to respond with only four. the assists in the match with championship leader boston became serb's twentieth in the current regular season, making him only the fourth player in league history who managed to make 20 or more. when spring comes, i don’t know, it will rain, the snow will melt, but you are my street. this is a weather-beaten road, on this street, as a teenager, i chased covered pigeons, and here at this intersection i met my love. and here at this re-run, we’ll give you a lift to the village, mom, don’t be afraid, we won’t charge too much, just like a pensioner would charge a tenner for 200 grams of fuel at holiday prices. clean it up, close the door, here's tom mash. the course is over, through

powerful reminder no matter how bleep things may look on friday when the xavier is on the cross sundayr we all absolutely ought to hold dear to our hearts. >> carley: you have such a great way with words. put things in perspective. thank you for joining us ahead of your easter celebration with your wonderful family as well. governor mike huckabee, have a great weekend. thank you so much for joining us. >> joey: thanks, governor. >> thank you. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is good friday, march 29th, and this is "fox & friends." who is what is happening today. second wake planned for the fallen nypd officer jonathan diller after former president trump attended yesterday's

manpower burned on nonsense like this conducted to appease the progressive control class and masters xavierally pursuing and defending national interest of the united states. we have an fbi director right now because we are open border policies, terrorist are near, hamas affiliated people. isn't that what they should be focused on, not correct words? >> to something joey said, the biden administration, politicals at the tops of the agencies that push a lot of this, the practice people have to fight it boots on the ground or law enforcement know what they are dealing with. they are dealing with this extreme element but this is the administration that told us the greatest threat to america were right wing extremists. >> what's missing -- islamic extremism, jihadists, what's missing? what they teach people the definition of murder and what it's really about? this is another push gas lighting people trying to force a change and narrative which doesn't force a change in behavior in kids talk to become jihadists and die and g hardy. >> clarity matters and if you're busy worrying about what the wo

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. >> steve: game one butler versus xavier, providence versus georgetown and tonight villanova versusnteresting. he took providence to great places his third trip against the team he thrift take over georgetown to try that build that thing back up. without a question, villanova is saying we're here on day one? we've been the beast of this league for the reconfiguration of it for the last ten years. they have to win not only today against depaul, which they should. they have to win another game tomorrow if they want to be on selection sunday. >> brian: the game is the thing but for the all these schools. >> it is. listen. the college game is about effort, passion and about history. currency yeah, but the greatest currency in college basketball is the history and tradition and you get it at the big east. >> ainsley: do men say i wish i had your job? >> yeah. i planned it that way, by the way. it has been a decade. the fastest 10 years i've ever experienced. >> brian: big east tournament kicks off at 4:00 today on fox sports one. tim, thank you so much and great to see you. >> let's go.

xavier, you actually took this racial equity course.sed when you head to the mountains? >> i would've enjoyed fitting at the dmv for an hour more than taking that course. it's really just insulting to my intelligence and it talks a lot about affordability of these outdoor activities as if white people don't have to pay the same expenses. they really want to convince you that white people are getting a caucasian discount every time they go to bass pro shop so they can do more outdoor activities. makes it even more insulting is it says that win a white person that can't afford to go jet skiing or hiking or any of these other outdoor activities, they say it's not racially based when it's a white person, but for some reason it is when it's a person of colour. there is no gatekeeping when it comes to the outdoors. the son does not oppressed people of colour. we are fortunate that we are not out there getting some burnt. these corporations are so determined to come up with creative ways to... >> a spokesperson told fox digital the company is

. ■ >> and at the witness table, the homeland security secretary, xavier becerra, getting ready to giveestimony on the president's 2025 budget request. the priorities of the budget, focusing on health care coverage in the united states, as well as maternal health and mortality, mental health and suicide in cancer research. pecting the hearing to start shortly, we have the chair and the ranking member in their seats now. >> again, senators hearing budget request from health and human services secretary xavier becerra. >> today, we meet to discuss the year ahead for health care in america. thank you, secretary becerra, for joining us. i will start off with a little bit of history. topic one, drug prices. in july of 2020, donald trump said since the day i took office, i have made reducing drug prices one of my highest priorities. for four straight years, donald trump complained about high drug prices, did lots of finger pointing at others about the problem and repeatedly talked about how he was the best friend of seniors -- best friend seniors who depend on medicare could have. what was ac

and tom received his master's in education from xavier university. our authors tonight will be in conversation with mindy farmer farmer joined the national portrait gallery as a historian in 2022, as a member of the history department, she conducts research. propose proposals, exhibitions and writes biographies to accompany the portraits in the museum's collections. farmer is also responsible for developing programing for portal, the portrait gallery scholar center scholarly center, excuse me and prior to arriving to the museum, farmer worked at kent state university, where she served as an assistant professor of history and a director of the may four visitor center before that, farmer worked for the national archives andvk records administration as the founding education specialist and the richard nixon presidential library museum. please join me in welcoming to politics and prose farmer. so thank you all for being here. this is a night where we are all thinking about relationships. it's a topic of both conversation and in some cases, consternation.

. >>> health and human services secretary xavier beccera in a meeting today to make more emergency fundingvailable to those affected from a cyber attack on its change health care payment division three weeks ago, according to a new report in "the washington post." health care providers saying the emergency loan program is not enough to cover their needs. and most automated driving systems aren't good at making sure drivers are paying attention. a new study from the insurance institute on highway safety found many don't issue strong enough warnings to drivers. only one of the 14 systems tested performed well enough for an acceptable rating. that was teammate in the lexus ls, scott. ker to you. >>ate rooney. >>> coming up our "call of the day." slb, fedex and lamm research. ownership all the way around. so. their solution for us? a private 5g network. (ella) we now get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. our customers get what they want, when they want it. (jen) now we're even smarter and ready for what's next. (vo) achie

fresno native and former texas wideout xavier worthy ran a 4.21 40 yard dash. that's the fastest 40 ever at the nfl combine. and check out the reaction from ravens gm eric decosta. like, what did he really do? that? and raiders head coach antonio pierce. you know the raiders love speed christian mccaffrey his brother luke taking part. also the former rice owls wideout also ran a better 40 than his brother did when he was coming out at stanford. look at them side by side. luke one as for another, stanford man, 40 niners gm john lynch spoke earlier this week, giving some insight into the team's draft strategy. >> you know, you obviously have an overall philosophy, but but, um, you know, we just like drafting good players and it doesn't matter when and sometimes guys don't get drafted, become free agents. and i think if anything we've showed that it doesn't quite matter where in that process you, you become part of our team. you're going to have an opportunity. and if you can help us, you'll be a part of us. so that's that's what we look for. we've we've got a lot