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To leave tottenham hotspur, manchester city and all but name said they wanted him. i suppose the problem is now, having set their stall out, did they then go back and think, well we might consider letting him go injanuary. conte has two months basically to get some form out of him, will harry kane enjoy playing with conte more? maybe that'll be the case and it will be something that turns the situation around. but certainly conte has two months to deal with the situation, then something has to happen — and that situation needs to be resolved in one way or the other if tottenham are to move f...

Concerns about the white house proposed spending increase. 47% feel the proposals cost too much. the polling does show 59% of democrats think the spending is the right amount. president biden has proposed $4 trillion in spending for infrastructure and jobs package to try and jump-start the economy. speaking of that, a delegation of republican senators will announce a new infrastructure counteroffer. they'll unveil their latest version of an infrastructure bill. the white house offered a slimmed down $1.7 trillion infrastructure plan that republicans said didn't cut enough. john, it's always go...

Over the last year, the pandemic has caused the global economy to contract by 4.4%. At the same time, one trend has accelerated worldwide: digitalization. As countries face repeated lockdowns, school closures, and shutdowns of entire industries, digital capabilities — whether for remote schooling, e-commerce, or working from home — have become more essential than ever. But how exactly has this played out around the world — and what do governments, businesses, and investors need to do to come out on top? To explore these questions, our colleagues at Tufts University’s Fletcher School p...

Happened. as universal college has become a reality -- it basically is a reality now, the country has become more stratified. the opposite has happened from what you just said. why? >> only about a third of people have a college degree, it hasn't become universal at all. >> tucker: compare that to 30 years ago or 50 years ago, everybody who wants a college degree. >> educational attainment has stalled out in the country, and i think that is an opponent why inequality has continued to rise. >> tucker: are you being serious? because the country is more equal -- wait a second. okay. i'm sorry, th...

When it does stall out, which it's coming in very slow with all the rivers, it's going to be a big problem with flooding for sure. but the big -- the good news on this is it's not a category 4 any more so it doesn't have those extreme winds of category 4. but we do have winds as you can see, but the big story here is the water, the rain, the storm surge. >> let's talk about what we are experiencing right now. we're talking all the facts and figures, right, we're talking about what people have done to prepare. but we're feeling it right now, right? the winds are pretty intense as they come and ...