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hello. welcome to sportsday on fa cup third round saturday. 63 goals so far. comebacks, plenty of screamers and a first half hat trick. while two of the three non league teams involved today preserve their place in the competition. all that to come... but first to the day's feature game at the stadium of light and much of the build up to the first wear tyne derby in nearly 8 years had been about sunderland's apology to their fans for dressing one of their stadium's bars in newcastle slogans. it turns out the team were also a little too welcoming on the pitch. as their rivals reached the fourth round with a 3—0 win. jo currie reports. elation and devastation, all the derby day feels. fence had had to wait eight years for this clash a bitter rivalry that ended in two sets of emotions. newcastle, the
hello. welcome to sportsday on fa cup third round saturday. 71 goals. comebacks, plenty of screamers and a first half hattrick — while two of the three non league teams involved today preserve their place in the competition. all that to come, but first to the day's feature game at the stadium of light. and much of the build up to the first wear tyne derby in nearly 8 years had been about sunderland's apology to their fans for dressing one of their stadium's bars in newcastle slogans. it turns out the team were also a little too welcoming on the pitch as their rivals reached the fourth round with a 3—0 win. jo currie reports. elation and devastation, all the derby day feels. fans had had to wait eight long years for this clash. a bitter rivalry that ended in two very different sets of emotions. newcastle, the dominant force
the screamers -- i tell people, shocked is the name of the people that owned by family. that's not my name, but some lawmakers want to tell young people blacks benefited from slavery. from such a distorted perspective. we can't hope to make progress on reparations, affirmative action, or racial equity. we need to share history, that accurately portrays how far back we were forced to start with, and the monumental struggle we still face to catch up. and a phrase we shall overcome, i hear the echo of our true past and the persecution of those who were punished for pushing our society forward. i have a four-year-old grandson, and i can't accept a world where he would grow up with less writes that i have. we cannot tolerate a future where racism, anti-summit-ism, homophobia, are once again on
more. disney said losses totalled $659 million. i more. disney said lossesi totalled $659 million. an improvement from a year earlier. the progress was largely down to price increases introduced last december. since his return as chief executive, bob iger has made restoring profitability with online video offerings a top priority. during a call with investors, he said it was on the right path to streaming profitability, even with the writers strike going on right now. when it launched in 2019 disney plus enjoyed explosive growth, but costs also ballooned. by spending less on bringing in new customers, disney is making more money off each one, but subscriber numbers have fallen. the service has roughly 158 million subscribers around the world, down 2% from december, with most of the law is coming from ultra low price subscriptions in india. while all screamers face the challenge of how to make money, disney does have a big advantage. theme park, which continue to do very well.
essentially, what it all boils down to is fair compensation for the work we are doing to create very profitable tv and films for screeners and broadcast networks. whether that's getting residual payments on episodes that aired on netflix and other screamers, that we are not getting any share of those profits off to other abuses such as the mini room, which is a new strategy that the streamers have used in the last ten years, during peak tv, to essentially pay writers the bare minimum for the minimum amount of hours. it's about getting compensation back to what it used to be before streaming revolution.- to what it used to be before streaming revolution. how has streaming _ streaming revolution. how has streaming affected _ streaming revolution. how has streaming affected the - streaming revolution. how has streaming affected the pay - streaming revolution. how has streaming affected the pay ofl streaming affected the pay of writers? , , . , streaming affected the pay of writers? ,, ., , writers? essentially, as the rise of streaming _ writers? essentially, as the rise of streaming and - writers? essentially, as the i rise of streaming and pay-tv rise of streaming and pay—tv occurred, the studios changed how the shows were made. it was no longer 22 episodes broadcast
careful of when we say she went back at him, because she was quiet and dignified, pushing back. but she said, you can't beat me up for not screaming. and the part that you quoted, came soon afterwards, she, said he raped me, whether i screamed or not. in other words, please stop going down this road. because you are trying to persuade people that something that i know to my core happened, didn't. on the basis of my not behaving the way you think a real rape victims should. >> and then her addressing the jury to say, he raped me, whether i screamed or not. some women are screamers, some women are not. >> lisa, thank you so much for the great conflict of this. we rely heavily of this, we rely on your analysis. we have an nbc analyst and legal and later. straight ahead, americas split screen analyst, on president biden launching his reelection campaign, in the other, trump attacking his political rivals alike. a lot has changed is the last
lots of ribbon cuttings at bridges and tunnels and reminding people that seniors that their insulin costs are capped. then, of course, you know, they're make nothing secret that he intends to run. you saw at the state of the union. they think they have the successful strategy for the 2022 midterms where they outperformed expectations where they said they made it a referendum on republicans and democracy and threats to democracy and i think they're going to try to do that again. >> you saw this message actually on display at the state of the union where they really tried to egg on the yellers and the screamers from the balcony and created a moment for him. they described it in the times piece as competent versus crazy. >> yeah. there is a through-line if you look at the 2020 campaign and look at the 2022 midterms and all the way down to 2024, it is all about trying to make all of these elections contrast and choice elections. the choice being whether it was 2020 between joe biden and donald trump, but you can broaden that out to being between joe biden, a more competent, traditional
policymaking. >> let me disagree on one thing. i don't think that biden benefitted from staying above the fray. i thought he excelled by getting down in the mud and saying, yeah, what? and engaging with that. because what voters rejected and what we heard out of the mouths of pennsylvania republican voters was i can do it. i can pull the trigger. and whacko birds took their moment in the sun. they are so crazy that mccarthy is either shushing them or can't make eye contact. so the president president is looking over a at marjorie taylor greene, she was one of the screamers. mccarthy is looking like the sun is falling on the other side. he can't look away or something will happen. the discord on the right was to joe biden's extreme political benefit. >> he did not stoop down to
joe biden has said a painful transition in they think this is what were going to get the volcano, somebody's going to get thrown into the freaking volcano and that's always pin that k and now he has a new volcano. for normal people to grasp that there is an illness involved the weird fixation in an issue regarding punishment, and issue regarding needing to be watching the little people and their needed even more, this is a very personal emotional dynamic not just for the screamers on the streets about my body by choice except for vaccines which they are perfectly okay with but they expect this pain they expected trouble and they want to shut down the gas stations. that is not a joke. they want this to stop and then it's like the dog that catches the car they have no idea what to do in the meantime.
joe biden has said a painful transition in they think this is what were going to get the volcano, somebody's going to get thrown into the freaking volcano and that's always pin that k and now he has a new volcano. for normal people to grasp that there is an illness involved the weird fixation in an issue regarding punishment, and issue regarding needing to be watching the little people and their needed even more, this is a very personal emotional dynamic not just for the screamers on the streets about my body by choice except for vaccines which they are perfectly okay with but they expect this pain they expected trouble and they want to shut down the gas stations. that is not a joke. they want this to stop and then it's like the dog that catches the car they have no idea what to do in the meantime.