richard and many other spurs _ of it has been daniel leavy. richard and many other spurs fans - of it has been daniel leavy. richard and many other spurs fans do - of it has been daniel leavy. richard | and many other spurs fans do credit him with the state—of—the—art training ground in stadium but they want trophies notjust training ground in stadium but they want trophies not just facilities. tottenham still have the final this seasonif tottenham still have the final this season if they ever find a way back from zagreb. so without spurs what can we look forward to in the quarter—finals of the europe's elite competitions. well earlier i spoke to ian dennis, starting with the champions league. i think it's a football fan the most eye—catching aspect of the draw was the fact that the defending champions are going to take on psg, that the real heavyweight contest but from the english perspective the fact that the three english sides were kept apart in the quarterfinal draw, so quotes earlier that thomas was pleased about that. manchest

arsenal have won the north london derby, coming from behind to beat spurs 2—1 at the emirates. but this game included one of the most special goals of the season for spurs — erik lamela here scoring with a rabona kick, a brilliant piece of skill from the argentine, but that was just the start of an eventful afternoon for him. arsenal drew level in the first half with a first premier league goal for their on loan midfielder martin odegaard. and in the second half the home side took the lead from the spot — alexandre lacazette fouled by davinson sanchez and then converted the penalty himself. arsenal were missing his strike partner pierre emerick aubameyang because of an apparent breach of their disciplinary code. spurs then had lamela sent off but still managed to hit the post in the closing stages — arsenal hanging on for three points and the local bragging rights. we had a really strong performance right from the beginning. we were really dominant and created many chances. and we showed the official they had, and there was a lot of direction at the team. we stick to the

spurs are eight points clear of the relegation zone. lee zii jia from malaysia is the mens singles champion at the all england 0pen badminton championships. he beat former world champion viktor axelsen from denmark in this afternoon�*s final in birmingham. amber hill has earned great britain a tokyo olympic games quota place with victory in the women�*s skeet at the international shooting sport federation world cup in india. hill represented team gb in rio in 2016. there was a dramatic finish in rugby union�*s premiership, as leaders bristol needed two late tries to secure a 28 points to 21 win at northampton saints. it extends their lead at the top of the table to seven points from exeter in second. nick parrott watched this one. franklin�*s gardens is a tough place to visit, with northampton unbeaten at home since november. but bristol are their bogey team. there was little separating the sides until midway through the first half, when henry purdy suddenly came hurtling through to open the scoring for visitors. that try was al

in the last few minutes arsenal have won the north london derby, beating spurs 2—1 at the emirates. but this game included one of the most special goals of the season for spurs — erik lamela here scoring with a rabona kick, a brilliant piece of skill from the argentine, but that was just the start of an eventful afternoon for him. arsenal drew level in the first half with a first premier league goal for their on loan midfielder martin 0degaard. and in the second half the home side took the lead from the spot — alexandre lacazette fouled by davinson sanchez and then converted the penalty himself. arsenal were missing his strike partner pierre emerick aubameyang because of an apparent breach of their disciplinary code. spurs then had lamela sent off but still managed to hit the post in the closing stages — arsenal hanging on for three points and the local bragging rights. sheffield united sacked manager chris wilder yesterday, but it's not changed their fortunes in the slightest. they were thrashed 5—0 at leicester city. their heaviest defeat in more than 20 years. nick parrot

according to moody's, by the end of this year, this law will spur our economy to create 7 million

we know will help spur innovation across the economy. we have done it before as a country. this is not new. we have just not done it in quite some time, and we need to do it at historic scale. jonathan: something we have not discussed is state and local tax deductions. there are three house democrats basically saying no deal. what is your message to them this morning? brian: the president is going to put out his plan today. he's going to talk about why we need these investments and some of his ideas on how to pay for it. he is eager, and we are eager, to hear from everybody about their ideas. a lot of people are going to have ideas about how to structure those investment. people are going to have ideas about how to pay for this. some people may argue we don't need to pay for portions of this. that is the conversation we need to move forward. the president is going to be clear he wants inputs from republicans and democrats alike. we want practical ways to move this forward. but these are investments that we cannot afford not to make. that is the message you will hear from th

spurs are eight points clear of the relegation zone. lee zii jia from malaysia is the men's singles champion at the all england open badminton championships. he beat former world champion viktor axelsen from denmark in this afternoon's final in birmingham. amber hill has earned great britain a tokyo olympic games quota place with victory in the women's skeet at the international shooting sport federation world cup in india.hill federation world cup in india. hill represented team gb in rio in 2016. there was a dramatic finish in rugby union's premiership — as leaders bristol needed two late tries to secure a 28—21 win at northampton saints. it extends their lead at the top of the table to seven points from exeter in second. nick parrott watched this one. franklin's gardens is a tough place to visit, with northampton unbeaten at home since november. but bristol are their bogey team. there was little separating the sides until midway through the first half, when henry purdy suddenly came hurtling through to open the scoring for visito

que tenemos campeÓn los puestoss europeos se pelean con todo hasta el final >>> el tottenham con los spurs que se despacha ron con la cuchara grande metÍa el mron al Área aparece para desviar y poner el 1 a 0 despuÉs al 14 balÓn largo quiÉn entraba al Área preparada y apuntaba y 2 a 0 ganaba el tottenham >>> encontraba el espaÑol con el centro y el balÓn le quedaba dentro kel Área que definÍa el tercero de los spurs. definÍa magnÍfico el cuarto y tottenham consigue una ventaja importante >>> pasamos a stanford >>> ademÁs que porteros fueron figuras y terminamos con un 0 a 0 que no le sirve a ninguno de los dos porque estÁ con 12 puntos de ventaja y parece entrar en velocidad. hoy el rebaÑo recibe a los pumas en casa con ambos equipos urgidos en puntos >> las chivas quedaron en deuda >>> la realidad es mala, no hay nada que ocultar >>> con nosotros mismos >> porque nos planteamos y no hemos cumplido con esos objetivos y obviamente el estar con deuda >>> con nosotros mismos y indudablemente estÁ la aficiÓn de por medio >>> segÚn el seleccionado sub 23 el partido lo ve como

abhijit bott faced a good deal of criticism for that decision including the spur's head coach. >> getting rid of masks just seems ignorant to me. as far as the players go, we listen to the nba, not thgoanrs in which he threw the lombardi trophy. >> were you thinking what do i do if this goes in the water? >> okay. first of all, i was not thinking at that moment. there was not a thought. >> actually, it would have been a better story had the trophy gone in the water. dive teams, overnight, searching for that. that's the latest in sports. good night. >> looks like he had a couple drinks. >> couple. >> just a couple. >> just two of them. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> the emergency call after a man died in police custody. what antioch police are saying the push back this morning from the family. >>> it's a step in the right direction. what is open and where just ahead. >>> and here is a like look outside before we go to break from the mark hopkins camera as we look out east on wednesday morning. mom: look at you. no braces, all the internet you can handle. i wasn't so l

according to moody's, by the end of this year, this law will spur our economy to create 7 million new jobs. and does one more thing, it focuses on rebuilding the backbone of this country. working families, the middle class, people who built this country. as i said last week, it's one thing to pass a historic piece of legislation like the american rescue plan, and it's quite another to implement it. the devil is in the details. it requires fastidious oversight to make sure the relief arrives quickly, equitably, and efficiently with no waste or fraud. in your bank account, in your mailbox, to the local business and your community, and to your child's school. look, i have been here before. when president obama and i came to office in 2009, he put me in charge of implementing the recovery act, which helped us recover and rebuild during the great recession. i with often -- i was authorized to bit together a team, including accountability with inspectors general from different agencies that were affected by the act, to make sure we got the roughly $800 billion out of the countryside, by the

even wall street has agreed, according to moody's, by the end of this year, this law will spur our economy to create 7 million new jobs. and there is one more thing. it focuses on rebuilding the backbone of this country, working families, the middle class, people who built this country, but as i said last week, it's one thing to pass a historic piece of legislation like the american rescue plan and it's quite another to implement it and the devil is in the details. it requires fastidious oversight with know waste or fraud, in your bank account, in your mailbox to the local business in your community and to your child's school. look, i have been here before. when president obama and i came to office in 2009, he put me in charge of implementing the recovery act which helps us recover and rebuild during the great recession. i was authorized to put together a team including accountability board with inspectors general from different agencies that were reflected by the act to make sure we got the roughly $800 billion out of the countryside by the book and quickly over 18 months. i talked to lit

. >> domestic violence extremism, and that election fraud claims will spur more violence. joining us now cnn correspondent from "the washington post," and as we look at this intel report, it specifically points out narratives of fraud in the recent general election. the emboldening impact of the breach of the u.s. capitol. conditions related to the pandemic and conspiracy theories promoting violence. in some ways it's not a surprise, but to see it there i just wonder is there a sense in washington of what the impact will be of this report? >> well, certainly, there's a couple of things. first of all, it underscores how important it is for lawmakers, democratic and republican, to tell voters, to tell the public that there was no systemic fraud in the election and try to do -- try to stamp out that claim as much as possible. clearly, something that many in the republican party have been resistant to do but i think another impact of this report is that it really is going to re-ignite again this debate over how to properly and fully investigate that january 6th insurrection at

please down the risks that could spur unwanted inflation. he told the house committee that bottlenecks and a low base will cause a temporary bump in prices. powell testified alongside treasury secretary janet yellen on the response to the pandemic. chair powell: our best few is that the effect -- our best view is that the effect on inflation will neither be very large nor significant. we have been living in a world with disinflationary pressures around the world for a quarter of a century. we do not believe one time surge in price increases will affect them. however, we have the tools to deal with that. rishaad: joining us, the head of apac equities and credit. they did not really say anything new. they have trotted out the same lines as before as if to reiterate exactly what they mean by lower longer. >> it is also pretty much -- would not know what else they should do at this point. it sort of also reflect their view that over the next couple of months, from a basic point of view of where oil was last year, you would expect inflation to go

according to moody's, by the end of this year, this law will spur our economy to create 7 million new jobs. and does one more thing, it focuses on rebuilding the backbone of this country. working families, the middle class, people who built this country. as i said last week, it's one thing to pass a historic piece of legislation like the american rescue plan, and it's quite another to implement it. the devil is in the details. it requires fastidious oversight to make sure the relief arrives quickly, equitably, and efficiently with no waste or fraud. in your bank account, in your mailbox, to the local business and your community, and to your child's school. look, i have been here before. when president obama and i came to office in 2009, he put me in charge of implementing the recovery act, which helped us recover and rebuild during the great recession. i was authorized to bit together a team, including accountability board with inspectors general from different agencies that were affected by the act, to make sure we got the roughly $800 billion out of the countryside, by the book, and

no policies to get schools reopened right away, no smart solutions to directly spur rehiring. less than 1% of the money goes to the vaccines that will end this nightmare, only 9% to the entire health care fight all together. i guess it's become a rite of passage for a new democratic are president to give a spending spree that americans don't need. the biden administration inherited a tide that was already turning, but they've chosen to ignore the approach durbin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. durbin: mr. president, some of our republican colleagues say that -- that america doesn't need president biden's covid rescue plan because, quote, the pandemic is nearly over. funny. i've never heard them say we shouldn't help tornado victims in their states after the tornadoes were gone. let me say it clearly. we're not out of the woods yet. i wish we were. 510,000 americans, maybe more now, have died. the united states has 5% of the world's population. we have 20% of the covid infections and deaths. why? because of poor leadership during the first year of

minds verses out spurred one team in the drop zone and the other is still far from safe the hosts were giving newt doing housework a favor in the 25th minute which on clay hahn made the most. common sense now with an absolute howler. otherwise each team hit the woodwork. but it ended with a narrow win for alex were. there a fun event say a prayer for a disconsolate keeper hoping santa at least the fans weren't there to see it. knocks closer had been out of action since the berlin darby in early december on time been sorely missed. against tottenham he needed less than 10 minutes to make his mark a penalty for a foul on christopher trimble. dispatched by closer to put on your own in front. but i. after that hoffenheim up the pressure and they were rewarded for their efforts with an equaliser courtesy of an own goal. to. make a shot at beck's face the culprit. the visitors later took the lead for a full pat before the offside call so now when fruen your own on cruisers come back but they are undefeated at home for 11 games how. did we deal with childcare last week there was a mutiny with

so far lark spur and ross have both decided not to change. the name. the senate clair county fair will be modified this year due to the coronavirus pandemic organizer say it will be a drive thru event where people can buy many fair favorites, including corn dogs, cotton candy and funnel cakes. this year's fair will also feature a virtual livestock. no followed by a virtual auction. the event will take place over the course of eight days, beginning july. 29th tickets will be available for purchase in advance. all right, a pretty nice day. today we had some mid sixties couple of spots got into the upper sixties but mainly in the inland bay valleys. we're gonna look at the long range model right now. so i'm giving idea what's up tomorrow we start off kind of clear. we end up mostly cloudy and by the evening in the north bay. it starts to shower on. so here we are tomorrow morning. there's the clouds. there's tomorrow afternoon showers still north and then somewhere around 78 o'clock, north bay starts getting rain and right around midnight. she just drops

beat stood guard leipsic remained 4 points back with a win over bielefeld frankfurt down 5 to 2 well spurs one and last place shall get lost again sunday schedule includes her to berlin hosting leverkusen. and did abuse it in depth story reporter is next it follows a german woman who gave up her job and opened a funeral home in the midst of a pandemic stay tuned for more headlines at the top of the next hour with rebecca fritters unlike spicer thanks for watching. but 2015 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our war or worry about. i think that era is over misses the crisis of our time it's a financial problem like any other financial.

he sees prices rising this year but played down the risk that would spur unwanted inflation. he said that pent-up demand and a low base will cause a temporary bump in prices. he testified along with janet yellen on the government's response to the pandemic. >> are best for you -- our best view is that the effect on inflation will not be large or persistent. >> we are seeing signs on recovery. the country is still down nearly 10 million jobs from its pre-pandemic peak. >> indicators of economic activity have turned up recently. household spending on goods has risen notably. spending on services remains low. especially in sectors that typically require in person gatherings. >> with the passage of the rescue plan, i'm confident that people will reach the other side of the pandemic with the foundations of their lives intact. i believe they will be lifted by a growing economy. i think we may see a return to full employment next year. annmarie: those were the highlights from day one. less get more on the reaction from dani burger. >> we know market started the day pretty ugly and t

could spur the development of electrolyzers. i think the man for electrolyzers will also go hand-in-hand with demand for hydrogen. i think the other way to get electrolyzer costs down is to spur demand for hydrogen as a fuel, and a think there's been many of my fellow panelists talked about how we can do that but that would be the other demand pull we could use to increase the volume of electrolyzers. >> you talk a little bit about what sort of co2 standards you would be comfortable with, and you said that you support performance standards. and i'm curious if you mean by that, that you would, for example, support a standard that moved from today's emissions of diesel motors and setting that is sort of 2021? and then sliding that scale to zero for a mission come co2 emissions at a date certain in the future. is that kind of performance standard that you were referring to? >> that is correct. we support that kind of a standard that meets the objectives of our country and air quality goals and allows industry to compete and consume

bonnie: the biden administration has raised concerns about the tools china is using to spur its economy. beijing has been resulting -- resorting on discrimination against foreign companies. the ustr says it is working with japan to address this. one of hong kong's top police officers warned residents against testing the red line when it comes to beijing-imposed national security law. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg, the hong kong police deputy commissioner defended the police force and arrests made in the wake of the bill passing, saying the city faces pressing national security threats, including from the united states. >> yes, i'm talking about the united states, and i think it is also clearly stated what their intent is, to suppress the development of china. it is an open secret. vonnie: global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 27 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: hit talk she is buying global logic in one of the japanese conglomerate's largest acquisitions ever. we will be speaking to the executiv

frankfurt down when you're in berlin 5 to 2 all spur one and last place shall go last again sunday schedule includes her to berlin hosting leverkusen fair and did abuse it in death story reporter is next it follows a german woman who gave up her job and opened a funeral home in the midst of a pandemic stay tuned for more headlines of the top of the next hour with rebecca fritters unlike spicer thanks for watching. by 2015 more than half the world will be living with a limited water resources we haven't had to think about our water all the worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial problem like any other financial we live in a competitive world it's just cold it's cool it's cool cool more peace to be free but the world is changing the most important commodity futures can be chiefly. the border city or commodity starts march 22nd on d. w. . as for mr dives it does i missed my job means working through data and what dying means to us humans but through this i come to understand so much more about how to think she is. the mom i'm on. the get scheffler

seagram a into 4 points of back with a win over bila felt frankfurt down on your own berlin 5 to 2 well spurred one and the last place she lost again sunday schedule includes her to berlin hosting later . you're watching news coming up next is our documentary channel doc film this time it focuses on the history of slavery and human trafficking. thanks for watching. over their soul that's what if people experience is when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen north from africa. stolen soul starts april 13th on d w.

criticized it for burdening the country with far too much debt and some economists have warned it could spur economic growth that might lead to debilitating inflation. champions league football for you now and in the round of 16 liverpool have beaten bundestag aside rb leipzig to nail to advance to the quarterfinals after also winning the 1st leg mohamed salah scored liverpool's 1st goal in the 70th minute savio manet netted another 4 minutes later also on wednesday amman drew one all with barcelona a go through to the quarter finals on aggregate after having won their 1st encounter. in the bundesliga braman be held to nil in their rescheduled match on wednesday evening this after their game was called off due to heavy snow last month josh sargent opens the scoring at the start of the 2nd half and deflected past the end of a right at the young americans feet for the easy tap in and half an hour later kevin i'm overhauled and netted braman 2nd to round out the scoreline the wind leaving braman comfortably in mid table i'll be with felt our stock in the relegation zone. up next on news our doc

beach took guard leipsic remain 4 points back with a win over bella felt frankfurt down 5 to 2 will spur one in last place shaka lost again sunday schedule includes her to berlin hosting for and you of course watching from berlin on exposure thanks for watching. people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being tongil a problem seems to. predominate we look at this demonstrates mukluks strange manners. to. the ultra more than $300.00.

that will spur the cyclical parts of inflation. and this will do that even more. i think it is an investment worth making, but it will have that effect. and so we will just have to see how those cyclical forces are outweighed by technology. technology enabled disruption. and those forces, which are also strengthening. we will see how that shakes out. i have said several times about this inflation debate, my base case is i think you will see inflation moderate through 2021 and into 2022 and 2023, but it is wise for a central banker to have a good dose of humility and being open to learning as this unfolds. a lot of what is going on now is unprecedented and smartest thing i can do is keep an open mind, be humble and open to learning, and adjust my views as this unfolds. michael: what do your experts and analysts say might be the impact of a green energy program on your district, at the heart of the oil and gas industry? mr. kaplan: i think a lot of what is going on with renewables and the green energy program has already been internalized pretty significantly in my

since pep guardiola's come in they've not gone past the last eight, losing to liverpool, spurs and that big shock against lyon after the lockdown last summer. city though are 1a points clear at the top of the premier league and are undoubtedly a side no one else wants to play. well domestically liverpool are in a much trickier spell, struggling just to qualify for this tournament for next season, and jurgen klopp says... there aren't really any weak links in this draw — we've seen porto knockjuventus out with ten men and psg beat barcelona. and there'll always be the threat from the defending champions bayern munich, and their striker robert lewandowski who england will face in a world cup qualifier against poland next month. sarah — he has 32 goals from 2a bundesliga games this season — that's 13 more than anyone else in that league. and he is by some distance the most prolific player in europe right now. really the force behind bayern munich as of late. interesting article on him on the bbc sport website as to who they were still continue to compete whenever he is gone. thank yo

it will spur economic growth in america. that is why major economists support this plan, even wall street agrees. this level will help america create 7 million new jobs by the end of the year. we will do it by rebuilding the backbone of this nation. the working class, the people who built this country, it is about giving those people a fair shot for a change. it is about providing and proving to the american people that the government works and can deliver for them weird which brings me to my last point. it is a plan that brings america together, benefits all americans. that is white so many people show that over -- including democrats, republicans, and independents, may be republicans in washington did not vote for it, but the american rescue plan sure has brought the country together and for me, that measure of unity, that is what matters. let me end with this. there's so much we can do if we do it together. to remember who we are, we stand together against hate. once again believing in science and stand up for the right o

this weekend there are those when spyderco and buyer will spur demolished last place. and mines snuck past schreiber on friday down mission gladbach still to come on sunday they've accusing bottle dealer felt sick face frankfurt and stuttgart take on off and on. have you ever watched a coronavirus could just disappear in a puff of smoke well i've got exactly or almost exactly what you need in a giant wooden castle 24 meters tall has been set ablaze in russia's region north of moscow as part of an end of winter festival wooden effigies are traditionally burned at this time of year in russia but this one has a special meaning the artist who built the structure said it was supposed to symbolize the corona virus which the fire should burn away and i think we can all hope that it works. you're watching the news live from berlin i'm max foster thanks for watch. him as a whole many points. in the climate change is there an awful story this is one place the way from just. how much we're going to really get it. we still have time to.

clearly that will spur these domestic terrorists to try to engage in yet more violence this year i suspect. what do you think? >> well, there's no doubt, and the report says exactly that. you know, our domestic violence violence extremists are motivated by the same sorts of motivations that we've always seen them carry around, anti-minority sentiments and concerns about government overreach, but there have been new logs added to that fire. there's new fuel on the fire in the form of persistent rumors of election fraud, the symbolism, the powerful symbolism and motivational impact of the attack on the capitol on january 6th, and, of course, the pervasiveness of these really damaging conspiracy theories that we see, you know, readily accessible oint net, so you've got some of that foundation of grievance is being now fueled and moved forward and elevated in a dangerous way by these new frankly false beliefs. >> and the report notes as alex said that the concern is that these white supremacists have transnational connections with other white supremacists in other countries that are fueling th

. >> isolation really spur that on >> absolutely. >> when i got shot, i was paralyzed and i was in a wheelchair for two years. i had covid in july, it was worse. mentally it put me in a very dark place that i wanted to end my life if i didn't reach for help >> each of you talking about really dark times, is that a polite way of saying you thought about taking your life how many of you? >> reporter: all of you. they are acutely aware nearly 20 veterans die by suicide everyday >> i bury more friends. >> reporter: all four have been receiving counseling during the pandemic >> reporter: without it, how confident are you sitting here tonight? >> i would not be. >> reporter: calls for the veteran's line is up 20%. preliminary data from the va have not shown a spike in veterans' suicide. >> reporter: if there is someone else out there right now, veterans listening to all of you, what do you want them to know >> i rather sit with you 10 hours on the phone or give a speech any day of the week >> i am begging to please get some help. there are a lot of good things in life. >> reporter: cynthia

it will spur economic growth in america. that is why major economists left, right, and center support this plan. even wall street agrees. according to moody's, this law will help america create 7 million new jobs by the end of the year. we will do it by rebuilding the backbone of this nation. the working people, the middle class the people who built this , country, it is about giving those people a fair shot for a change. it is about providing and proving to the american people that the government works and can deliver for them, which brings me to my last point. the american rescue plan is a plan that brings america together, benefits all americans. that is why so many polls show over 70% of the country supports it including democrats, republicans, and independents, maybe republicans in washington did not vote for it, but the american rescue plan sure has brought the country together and for me, that measure of unity, that is what matters. let me end with this. there's so much we can do if we do it together. if we remember w

. >> isolation really spur that on >> absolutely. >> when i got shot, i was paralyzed and i was in a wheelchair for two years. i had covid in july, it was worse. mentally it put me in a very dark place that i wanted to end my life if i didn't reach for help >> each of you talking about really dark times, is that a polite way of saying you thought about taking your life how many of you? >> reporter: all of you. veterans die by suicide everyday >> i bury more friends. >> reporter: all four have been receiving counseling during the pandemic >> reporter: without it, how confident are you sitting here tonight? >> i would not be. >> reporter: calls for the veteran's line is up 20%. preliminary data from the va have not shown a spike in veterans' suicide. >> reporter: if there is someone else out there right now, veterans listening to all of you, what do you want them to know >> i rather sit with you 10 hours on the phone or give a >> i am begging to please get some help. there are a lot of good things in life. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news >>> adopting a server in need, inspiring

spurred by the recent violence against people of asian descent, they say they won't be quiet any longer. >> we are not sdandstanding aloe are here, we are together, we're not going anywhere, and we're finally ready to speak our truth. >> no more silence! >> no more silence. >> reporter: football player idarandod was a speaker. every day asian-americans say they've faced racism for far too long. >> but in this place we come together. in this place and this moment, we are together. >> reporter: current and form he elected officials spoke for the need of policy change. >> the outcome has got to be action, tangible action, by policymakers and educators. >> reporter: many spoke out on the model minority. >> our struggles may be different from one another, but they are intimately entangled. so i call for us to come together in unity and fight back. >> reporter: today the fight comes as words. but tomorrow -- >> moving forward, we take action! this is not a passing moment. this is a moment in history. this is a movement. >> san jose, jonathan bloom, nbc bay area news. >>> two strong communitie

elsewhere, arsenal beat spurs 3—nil thanks to this impressive volley from dutch striker vivienne miedema. manchester city can go top for 2h hours at least if they beat reading. nil—nil into the second half. there were fears this year's six nations might lack a bit of punch with games behind closed doors, all the covid protocols and an underwhelming autumn nations cup. it turned out to be one of the most memorable in recent years — all culminating last night in paris where france lost to scotland — handing wales the title. alun wynjones and the majority of the squad got their hands on the silverware at a low—key, behind closed doors ceremony at their training ground this afternoon. they could have lifted it in paris last week only to lose to france in theirfinal game. in the end — it didn't matter to the final standings. come upjust come up just shy of a grand slam was pretty difficult to take last week. obviously those have moved on and to go through it again in a game which was full of drama again, just made it very very special six nations for the whole group. one we're going

could spur the development of electrolyzers. i think demand for electrolyzers will also go hand in hand with% hydrogen. that would be the other demand pull we could use to increase the volume of electrolyzers. >> that's a great point. and you talked a little bit about what sort of -- what sort of co2 standard you would be comfortable with. and you said that you support performance standards. and i'm curious if you mean by that that you would, for example, support a standard that moved from today's emissions of diesel motors and setting that as sort of 2021 and then sliding that scale to 0 for emissions, co2 emissions at a date certain in the future. is that the kind of performance standard that you were referring to? >> thank you, senator. that is correct. we support the standard that meet and allows industry to compete and consumers to have a choice about which tech -- >> and obviously that's technology neutral. i wanted to ask you a bit about infrastructure because i was able to pull up, you know, from september of 2018, and t

stimulus spurring inflation? >> probably at the press conference with fed chair jay powell, it will have to be addressed. the bet is they will not make any policy changes or maybe even imply any are coming. with 11 central banks around the world and so many bond investors saying inflation is coming, what the fed says, what they do or do not do, will potentially reverberate the other 10 central banks having meetings. importantly, treasury secretary janet, in an interview on one of the u.s. sunday news shows dismiss the idea that inflation is a concern. she does not think it will be that big. and anyway, the fed can take care of it. >> is there risk of inflation? i think there is a small risk and i thing it is manageable. i do not think it is a significant risk. if it materializes we will monitor for it. we have tools to address it. >> lets her member, larry summers repeating what he has been saying for the past month or so. there is so much stimulus, it is so massive, it is more than needed, it will spur growth. i

but lark spur and ross have decided to keep it. last year protesters mardi gras along the boulevard and thousands of people signed a petition to rename it because of drake's connection to the slave trade. there is no word yesterday on what fairfax will rename its two-mile stretch. organizers are planneding to hold fair as a drive through event this year. all the traditional sights and sounds on the weekend of july 29th and also august 8th. just have to see everything from the c instead of being out and will still be available and now they are also working on a virtual livestock show. you do have to buy tickets though to the drive through fair in a advance. >>> a high-tech credit card is being developed. samsung and master card joining forces to create a biometric credit card. a built in fingerprint scanner and several built in chips, to increase security and decrease physical contact points. >>> if you are getting more phone calls on your robo calls on your phone. americans receive more than 4.6 billion robo calls in february. and

really needs to be addresses and it's going to take some sort of sea change in culture in order to spur members of congress to react to it. >> kimberly atkins, thank you, as always, for being up"way too early" for us. we appreciate your perspective. >>> ahead, a totally different career path for prince harry. "way too early" is back in a moment. e harry. "way too early" is back in a moment alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice. and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... ...with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, ...otezla is proven.... to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement

so the original plan was only to do a season with spurs. after the euros, i still have a year left at real madrid, and my plan is to go back — that's as far as i planned, to be honest. let's have a look at some of the day's other football headlines. a 17—year—old has been charged after the rangers striker alfredo morelos was racially abused online. several complaints were made to police scotland, after an offensive video was posted during sunday's old firm match in which morelos scored. former player stephen glass is the new aberdeen manager, taking overfrom derek mcinnes, who left the club earlier this month. glass had been coaching in the us at atlanta united. and zlatan ibrahimovic has trained with sweden's national team for the first time since coming out of international retirement. the milan and former manchester united striker last featured for his country in 2016. sweden face georgia in a world cup qualifier on thursday. the focus may be on tokyo and the delayed summer olympics this year, but we are only 11 months away from th

capitol will almost certainly spur domestic extremists. you served in the department of homeland security. founded after 9/11 to help prevent terrorism of all kinds in this country. you have sitting lawmakers in this country still spreading the big lie. making false distinctions, you heard ron johnson saying, well, these were good people, i wasn't worried about they m. five people died by the way. what do you say to lawmakers who either out of ignorance or political motivation continue to spread the lies? >> i don't think that it is ignorance anymore. what we have to do is link these lies to a very well constructed gop strategy regarding access to the voting booth, and access by african-americans and hispanic americans. what the reports show is that this is not a generic lie about voters specifically, it is really focused on the race aspects of voting and the fact that african-americans and hispanics voted in numbers that got trump out of the white house. so we really do have to link to that racism. they know now here is where i don't thin

we know these are the high-value investments that can spur the private invent -- the kind of investment we need. ritika: president biden will announce the second round of initiative next month. pfizer says it's coronavirus vaccine was 100% effective in a final trial in kids age 12 to 15. that could pave the way for shots in kids and preteens before the next year. the shop is already -- the shop is already -- the shot is already authorized in the u.s. for people 16 and up. g gordon liddy has died. he was 90. he proposed a number of illegal acts aimed at weakening the democratic party, including loving the offices -- including bugging the office in washington. it led to nixon's resignation. g gordon liddy said he had no regrets about water great and would -- no regrets about watergate and would do it again. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television. across this nation, it is

it's the first time spurs have recorded consecutive premier league wins since november. we knew it and we did not play a lead and did not score many goals but they are organised and they like the ball and when they have the they take the initiative from the opponent. we had our chances and we did not end a game becomes a very similar game to what we have in some matches in the premier league. this time he managed the clean sheets. staying with football... we're less than 100 days away from the start of the delayed european championship finals — but dublin and glasgow could be dropped as host cities. there's also a question mark over bilbao in spain. uefa wants assurances from the 12 host nations that fans will be allowed into stadiums when the tournament starts on the 11th ofjune. but the irish and scottish governments have yet to provide that... my my understanding is that most of those cities have given encouraging noises and certainly borisjohnson earlier this week the prime minister said that england will be ready to host more matches and perhaps all of the heroes

by the end of this year, this law will spur our economy to create 7 million new jobs. >> checking in on the day's trading action. wall street managing some new record highs. the dow jones and s&p 500 both with record highs at their close. travel stocks outperforming american and united airlines up seven and 8% respectively. the u.s. on the highest level of air travel in a year this past weekend. investors are already looking ahead to the u.s. federal reserve's two day meeting which kicks off on tuesday. the major policy shift expected. the central bank could shift is forecast. a mixed, fairly muted close for the european industries. the stocks just closing above the flat line there. losses in london, paris and frankfurt. this drilling dropped as the you launched legal action against the u.k. over what it described as unilateral changes made to its brexit agreement. shares of denim rose nearly 3% after the ceo was ousted following activist shareholders. a new chief executive has yet to be named. unions have called for that to be the backbone of the company's strategy. 2>> part of this

to people who have the raw material of greatness in them, the progress of the sun has always been a spur. a remindeder that if men stands still while time moves forward, it is really going backwards. and, as with a man, a business, or a nation must also move with time, the world leads it behind. we have not been left behind because freedom has assured our progress. the pioneers who spread across our continent came the land of living and we have been improving that living for years since. we have not stopped and said, this is the best we can do. as soon as we create a thing, we made it obsolete with something better. this has been the pattern of our progress in the past and we can see it now by watching what is happening hour-by-hour through a great american industry on any single day. [bells ringing] start at the beginning, at midnight, let's say its tuesday. for more than half this country's life, the production of petroleum has been a measure of our progress. this tuesday, america's thousands of producing oil companies will draw more than five million barrels from the art. how does thi

the progress of son has always been a spur. it reminds them that if men stand still, calm moves forward, and it is really going backwards. and, as with a man, a business, or a nation must also move with time, the world leads it behind. we have not been left behind because freedom has assured our progress. the pioneers who spread across our continent came the land of living and we have been improving that living for years since. we have not stopped and said, this is the best we can do. as soon as we create a thing we make it obsolete with something better. this has been the pattern of our progress in the past and we can see it now by watching what is happening hour-by-hour through a great american industry on any single day. [bells ringing] >> start at the beginning, at midnight, let's say its tuesday. for more than half this country's life, the production of petroleum has been a measure of our progress. this tuesday, america's oil producing companies will drop -- draw more than 5 million barrels from the art. how does this oil

they also traded chris to the spurs. he hasn't played since injury s at the start of the season. >>> just a few years ago, chris basset coming off tommy john surgery thought he might be done, but he's not done. he was just opening day starter. today montez struck out marmalejos, but then left after a cuticle tear. nice diving catch there. bottom 5 we go. chapman, i am chappy. the a's win 8-5. >>> let's kick it. soccer. earthquakes midfielder jackson newell is the captain of the u.s. men's under 23 national team. they're one game away from qualifying for the olympics. that hasn't happened since 2008. >> the first goal was winning the whole tournament, not just qualifying. it's back, guys! check it out! what up, people? jack! what are you doing in my car? oh, just sharing my triple bonus jack combo... triple meat and cheese, secret sauce... , tem oh, just sharing my triple homucht is...mbo... it's just $5.99! only at jack in the box. sorry, what were you going to say? good news friends, my triple bonus jack combo is back.