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andy: i might've misspoke. i think the fed is hoping that the economy cools slowly to not cause calamity. if it cools too quickly, it could move the country into recession. so, the intended hope of the fed is that through lowering interest rates they can cool the economy at just the right amount to avoid recession and also abate inflation. sonali: what does that mean? does that mean you think that things can really start to hit a cliff at some point here? anything about the data that tells you that we go from something like a softer cooling of the job market to a much more drastic one? andy: just these increased numbers of layoffs. the fact that we have seen for five months in a road this elevated number of layoff numbers coming from companies announcing potential job cuts, or actual job cuts they are going to make, it could lead to the cooling happening more quickly than everybody hopes. the goal is that this happens smoothly. but there is always the chance that it goes too quickly and that there are some sign

andy swiss — who is at rick andy swiss — who is at to see you.ck to see you. preparations, how have they unfolded today, have the team arrived at?— have they unfolded today, have the team arrived at? welcome to blank and hein, team arrived at? welcome to blank and hein. as _ team arrived at? welcome to blank and hein. as you — team arrived at? welcome to blank and hein, as you say— team arrived at? welcome to blank and hein, as you say it _ team arrived at? welcome to blank and hein, as you say it right - team arrived at? welcome to blank and hein, as you say it right in thel and hein, as you say it right in the heart of the german countryside here and it's a quiet place, a few shops, and it's a quiet place, a few shops, a castle, it duck pond opposite where i'm standing right now but not too many distractions for the players you would imagine the players you would imagine the players will be in delighted to get away from the hype and hysteria and noise of the start of the major tournament but england have been making their way out here to german

andy murray has the break in the deciding set.ay match, and he may be saying goodbye this summer. but he won't be doing it at queens just yet. ben croucher, bbc news. well, murray's first ever win on the atp tour came at queens 19 years ago. after tuesday's match he admitted he's still hungry for success. look, any win you can get is important and that is why we are playing, to try and when matches and obviously with wimbledon a few weeks away, to try to build up some confidence and get the matches in my legs and today was a difficult one and i was proud of the way ifought and came back in the third set after losing the second. yeah, great to get another win here. sad news now. new zealand super rugby player connor garden—bachop has died at the age of 25. garden—bachop died in christchurch following what's being described as "a medical event" on monday. garden—bachop most recently played for the highlanders for five years, leaving earlier this month at the end of their super rugby campaign, where they reached the quarter—finals. a

this is because yesterday, both andy i because yesterday, both andy robertson and lawrence shankland first one of the camp, and robertson actually limped off, so there is quite a bit of concern but we knew yesterday it was not anything serious because the assistant scotland managerjohn assistant scotland manager john calvert assistant scotland managerjohn calvert said he hasjust assistant scotland managerjohn calvert said he has just taken a bit of a knock and it was precautionary and lawrence shankland ijust a bit of a nickel, and both were in full training earlier today. so it relief for scott and finds what had enough of hearing for injuries for their countrymen playing in this tournament. they certainly seem to be enjoying training earlier today, there was quite ill lot of laughing and joking, there was quite ill lot of laughing andjoking, and there was quite ill lot of laughing and joking, and the conditions were pretty familiar, doesn't overcast skies, and a bit of rain and quite chilly as well so they are feeling home here. chilly as well so they are feeling home here-— chilly

andy wong has been picking up trash on his own time. not just in oakland but across the pay area as well. he shows us his submission to make his home a beautiful place and it is catching on. >> utter shame. >> among all of the trash littering this oakland street corner. it is a bay area treasure >> it does not have to be this way. >> reporter: his name. >> we are all in this together. >> reporter: is andy wong. andy makes his living as an engineer in livermore but he lives to beautify bay area communities. >> i like making a difference. >> reporter: which is why on this day he is on 17th and brush streets in oakland. his work site for his unofficial job >> i want to help out the community. nobody deserves to live in an environment where there is trash and other disgusting things laying around. >> andy spends his free time cleaning up hot spots for illegal dumping throughout the bay area. >> up in san jose, hayward. vallejo. >> he does it three to four times a week >> concord, oakly. >> because it is a problem. >> everywhere. >> i found

andy murray has the break in the deciding set.murray match, and he may be saying goodbye this summer. but he won't be doing it at queens just yet. ben croucher, bbc news. well, murray's first ever win on the atp tour came at queens 19 years ago. after tuesday's match he admitted he's still hungry for success. look, any win you can get is important and that is why we are playing, to try and win matches and obviously with wimbledon a few weeks away, to try to build up some confidence and get the matches in my legs and today was a difficult one and i was proud of the way ifought and came back in the third set after losing the second. yeah, great to get another win here. sad news now. new zealand super rugby player connor garden—bachop has died at the age of 25. garden—bachop died in christchurch following what's being described as "a medical event" on monday. garden—bachop most recently played for the highlanders for five years, leaving earlier this month at the end of their super rugby campaign, where they reached the quarter—finals

andy, thank you very much. andy swiss _ serbia on sunday. andy, thank you very much.art of a summer full of sport, isn't it? i hope the england squad aren't expecting something glorious when they arrive. take a look at this, anywhere that is shaded by yellow is seeing below average temperatures. a northerly wind at the moment, unusualfor june. anywhere in the dark is above average weather for this time of year. now, where the two meet, these two air masses, the dividing line is triggering some really sharp, thundery downpours, stretching from the alps where we have seen flash flooding and large hail and recently, all the way up to poland with some rain on its way to germany. that northerly flow still very much a feature for the next few days. back closer to home, this afternoon in aberdeen we have only seen a high of 11. it should be around 15. we have also had a frequent rash of sharp showers and gusts of winds of 30 mph. some of those original retreat to the east coast, one or two back running through the irish sea, but under some clearing skies, look at this, just

andy murray has the break in the deciding set.ye this summer. but he won't be doing it at queens just yet. ben croucher, bbc news. well murray's first ever win on the atp tour came at queens 19 years ago. after tuesday's match he admitted he's still hungry for success. look, anyway and you can get is important and that is why we are playing, to try and when matches and obviously with wimbledon a few weeks away, to try to build up some confidence and get the matches under my legs and today was a difficult one and i was proud of the way he fought and came back in the third set after losing the second yeah, great to get another victory year. set after losing the second yeah, great to get another victory here. sad news now. new zealand super rugby player connor garden—bachop has died at the age of 25. garden—bachop died in christchurch following what's being described as "a medical event" on monday. garden—bachop most recently played for the highlanders for five years, leaving earlier this month at the end of their super rugby campaig

the will to win is andy murra 's victorious?urray's greatest _ victorious? the will to win is andy murray's greatest attribute. i and you can watch andy murray: will to win on bbc one tonight at 9pm. it's also available to watch on the bbc iplayer. in the build—up to wimbledon, britain's billy harris has been in action in his first atp tour semifinal at eastbourne. he was taking on max purcell, and ben croucher was watching. it went the distance but unlike his last two matches he did not come out on top. a quick step into the unknown for billy harris, in the last four at a tour event for the first time at age 29, even he will admit making it this far would have seemed a bit of a stretch. :, �* , ., ., a stretch. that's quite amazing! what a pick-up _ a stretch. that's quite amazing! what a pick-up from _ a stretch. that's quite amazing! what a pick-up from harris! i a stretch. that's quite amazing! | what a pick-up from harris! the world number— what a pick—up from harris! the world number 94 was not about to let the man from th

i've always supported andy and i voted for andy. >> read the globe print. >> now we will move on to joeon for carol. >> assemblyman murphy, under my plan to help the next generation save for retirement, children' s parents could purchase a bond that matures when the child turns 67 and would be worth 240 $8,000 per parents. they would get a credit on taxes. what is your plan to help the next generation save? >> i have been a strongól for pensions, preserving pensions and social security. and making sure we focus on child care while we support our children. they are an investment in as we move forward i can only imagine what it will be like if social security is cut. if donald trump gets elected, he will cut out social security, adults.es not we have to focus on them today in order to preserve tomorrow because our future is uncertain and are pensions are essential. >> before we go to the last round, joe you have 30 seconds to respond. >> there is more we can do. we need to make social security solvent because we will run out and we need to take action by raising the cap so people can earn

. >> and former oakland a's executive andy dolan joins us. andy, thank you for your time. you can. yeah, there you can hear us. i'm i'm here and i'm wearing my giants in honor of the man that helped make america a better place to live. ok, that's i love that it let me ask andy, did meet him? did you? >> ever see him play? i don't think you're old enough to have seen him play. but to see him of brooklyn, born long island race kid >> macie willie and the dew when the dodgers were in brooklyn. the giants were in new york and the yankees were there. and we would just argue with each before going to class. so i was one of the luckiest people in the into the bay area work for the a's was out a number of different events with willie just the most outgoing. if you serve happy, save a guy that you could ever imagine. thinking of this day when i just heard the news recently, 93 years old, the giants are playing baseball. the game at rickwood field in major league baseball celebrating the leagues and what really has meant not just to the game, but everything else that he stood he had an inner

larry: andy, appeal lowell? what are odds? >> low, the second amendment is a very dynamic issue in the federal courts we're expecting a related case, i mean related in sense of the same statute, a activity section of it that hunter was convicted on we're expecting a case in supreme court in phoen in -- the next couple of weeks that is what they are banking oi don't give it much prospect on appeal. larry: one last one andy tax evasion case in september, on west coast, that may open up or at least discuss a lot of the allegations of influence peddling, it will look at hunter's financial situation, what do you think? >> i think they can't conceivably go to trial on that, on september 5 with early voting, and just beginning tax evasion case. and where the revenue you are talking about in the trial, is based on his peddling of his father's political influence with agencies of corrupt and anti-american regimes, i can't imagine they would let that case go forward if they could avoid it. if the weeks before the election. larry: wow, a

andy! get out of my room! get out! mom: andy. fight! fight! i didn't say anything. yes you did. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ is the two most exciting words in sports or game seven. that's what's going to decide who gets the stanley cup. edmonton coming back from being down three games to none to win the next three, and they definitely believe in edmonton. the panthers hoping to win the stanley cup. but connor mcdavid and the oilers had some other ideas about that. seven minutes in oilers forcing a turnover, creating the odd man rush. leon draisaitl to warren fogel for his third goal of these playoffs. and it's one nothing edmonton crowd going wild opening minute of the second period. mattias janmark beautiful pass to adam henrique and it's two nothing oilers now but r. aleksander barkov scores for the panthers. or does he? the oilers challenge the florida was offside. the puck not fully in the zone yet. and they say no goal. paul maurice not happy at all into the second period. blocked shot for the oilers. zach hyman going the other way for the breakaway.

andy swiss is in position. we've had the teen using.rises, but still some talking points when gareth southgate is trying to get the best out of all these attacking options he has? that is riuht. if these attacking options he has? that is right- if you _ these attacking options he has? twat is right. if you asked most england fans who they felt they are alive and would be for this match, this pretty much the ii and would be for this match, this pretty much the 11 they would have chosen. just run you through england's starting team, jordan pickford and go, vent kyle walker, john stones, mark guehi, and kieran trippier. declan rice, trent alexander—arnold, but coushatta, jude bellingham, phil foden and harry kane. the headlines out of all of that, but trent alexander—arnold has been chosen to play alongside declan rice. —— bukayo saka some wondered about kobbie mainoo or conor gallagher, but trent alexander—arnold was very impressive in the build—up, as we get the nod. john stones has recovered from illness and plays alongside mark guehi.

so, andy, let me ask you this, though.ee that sort of demand just continuing to grow rapidly? almost all the data that is being created in today's world, er, through our devices and then often hooked up to various cloud computing, is going back to a data centre in one shape or form. er, you think about what's on your phone or your laptop or your ipad, and it doesn't just sit there permanently. it's getting backed up on a recurring basis to the cloud. er, the misnomer of the cloud is, the data doesn'tjust float into the aether. it gets connected through fibre—optic networks, back to data centres that are large—scale facilities with significant power filled with our customers' servers. well, let me ask you about power demand, because it's certainly one of the biggest challenges facing data centres, and your industry. it's already overtaken the carbon emissions output from, well, certainly, say, commercial aviation. and as you say, andy, demand just continues to rise rapidly. so the question has to be, how can all of this be

larry: andy, appeal lowell? what are odds? >> low, the second amendment is a very dynamic issue in the federal courts we're expecting a related case, i mean related in sense of the same statute, a activity section of it that hunter was convicted on we're expecting a case in supreme court in p in -- the next couple of weeks that is what they are banking oi don't give it much prospect on appeal. larry: one last one andy tax evasion case in september, on west coast, that may open up or at least discuss a lot of the allegations of influence peddling, it will look at hunter's financial situation, what do you think? >> i think they can't conceivably go to trial on that, on september 5 with early voting, and just beginning tax evasion case. and where the revenue you are talking about in the trial, is based on his peddling of his father's political influence with agencies of corrupt and anti-american regimes, i can't imagine they would let that case go forward if they could avoid it. if the weeks before the election. larry: wow, all r

andy swiss in delson kirkham, thank you.a euros is the former england playerjoe hart. he was first—choice goalkeeper from 2010 to 2017, getting 75 caps for his country. after retiring as a player this summer — he's out in germany as a pundit and has been speaking to john watson. the mood will be ready, they will be excited, but it is what they do best. the boys play at a really high level. they have been working hard as a group, and i'm sure they will have all the instructions they need and will be able to execute when it comes to game time.— and will be able to execute when it comes to game time. what is it like? you have been _ comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part _ comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part of— comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part of squads - comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part of squads at - you have been part of squads at major tournaments, you know the players very well, and having just retired from professional football, is it a wo

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i was pretty sure it was andy.have her nobody can. >> he was brought in for questioning. they understood why the first detectives had taken a hard look at andy. >> he was at the mall that night. >> he was there to buy her a christmas present. >> his ex-girlfriend? >> yeah. >> the night she's killed he's there to buy her a present even though there no longer boyfriend and girlfriend? >> correct. >> that sounds curious even now. >> a lot of detectives thought it was too much of a coincidence. >> he recounted his movements. he and a buddy bumped into michelle around 8:30. he said he had no idea michelle was missing until her mother called his house about 3:30 a.m. he told detectives he and his mom jumped in the car to go searching but could not find her. was the early thinking we will get this young guy and he and solve the case? >> i think so. >> andy's story never changed and police had no physical evidence to connect him to the murder. without a quick arrest, the cedar rapids gossip mill started churning. as time s

andy kim works for us. >> joining us now in the winner's circle, democratic congressman andy kim of new thank you very much for joining us tonight. what is the number one issue for you going forward to the campaign in november? >> first of all, thank you for having me. we are very excited on this primary night. the top thing on people's minds is about their own challenges. whether that is the high cost of living and difficulties of housing, healthcare, all that is out there, but the thing we are trying to hit home is why is it that we don't have a government, a congress that is able to deliver and fix that? that is where we see so many broken problems out there. we live in a time of the greatest amount of distrust in government in modern american history, so people are connecting the dots that the government is not functioning in the way that it needs to to address their problems, so that is what we are talking about. >> we also have a republican nominee tonight to one the republican nomination in new jersey. he was not the trump endorsed candidate. the trump endorsed candidate came in

andy swiss like from frankfurt, on tuesday. andy swiss like from frankfurt. many _ on tuesday.o their final group game without kieran tierney. the defender came off with a hamstring injury during their 1—1 draw against switzerland and can play no further part in the tournament. that point means that they have to beat hungary on sunday. jane lewis is with the scotland team the scotland assistant head coach john carver it was chipper when he faced the media earlier today, despite the delivering the disappointing news over the scotland and arsenal defender karen turney. his tournament is over. he suffered the nasty looking hamstring against switzerland on wednesday night. it looked serious when he was carried off on a stretcher, and scotland's worst fears have come to life as john carver has explained. he is headin: john carver has explained. he is heading home — john carver has explained. he is heading home to _ john carver has explained. he is heading home to be _ john carver has explained. he: 3 heading home to be assessed by arsenal, but he is extremely disappointed. if we do

a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson.s a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. jane dougal, bbc news, cologne. when we were drawn against the host nation in the opening game, you are looking at the second two games in the group and thinking, maybe that's where our points are going to come from. that's the way it turned out. so everybody was trying to over hype the fact that we had to get something from this game tonight, but the reality was, even if we played well against germany, we probably would've been in a similar position. we have to come to this game to get something to keep us alive going into the last game. that is what we've done. hosts germany are the first side throug

let andy respond.ion. we have tried to talk about it. hang on, _ election. we have tried to talk about it. hang on, making i about it. hang on, making comparisons with other european countries when you mention the introduction of wealth taxes, we just had the european elections of course, and actually the european greens in germany, austria, france, belgium, portugal, austria and finland and i think i said austria twice, saw a reduction in the number of green meps, their seats and share of green meps, their seats and share of the vote went down. that is not a vote of confidence in green policy, is it? ~ ., vote of confidence in green policy, is it? . ., , ., ., is it? well, i am standing here to re-resent is it? well, i am standing here to represent the _ is it? well, i am standing here to represent the green _ is it? well, i am standing here to represent the green party i is it? well, i am standing here to represent the green party of i is it? well, i am standing here to i represent the green party of

over the years andy duong has become a regular face in local, state, and national politics. he helped organize a trip to vietnam last year that included local delegates, including oakland mayor sheng thao. andy duong's instagram also shows him standing side by side with some of the country's most powerful politicians, including president joe biden and vice president kamala harris. during today's raid at cal waste solutions' oakland office, federal agents hauled out two carts stacked with boxes with andy duong's name written on labels. carl chan is president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> basically the duong family has been involved with the city of oakland with the contract called california waste solutions for many years and so this time it's involved with the mayor and i guess, you know, potentially many other folks. >> reporter: federal investigators now probing one part of a family's rags to riches story. at least one member of a politically connected family is now under the microscope. i also got in touch with teresa hoang, an executive with vaba and a

larry: we have andy mccarthy.ou, jonathan turley, trey gowdy and others have been parsing this through, but occurs to me as a rank amateur here, one difference between alvin bragg's trial in new york, and this trial in delaware was the judge, all right? i think that marchon, whatever his name is was a rogue judge. noreika a trump appoint tee, played it straight down the middle, offered correct instructions to the jury. i don't think the jury was to blame in new york. i think judges matter, andy mccarthy, from this amateur's point of view? >> that is per speck description, amateur or otherwise. when you get a good judge, who treats it, not putting the thumb on the scale for the government but heats it like a serious business, that is always good for the prosecution, it is good for the rule of law. besides the judge, larry this is good common sense, not any obtuse legal principle, if you ask 20 people on the street what hunter was convicted of, they could probably tell you very closely, but if you ask the same 20 pe

andy! get out of my room! get out! mom: andy. fight! fight! i didn't say anything. you did. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ this weekend. tomorrow, ecuador and venezuela will play in a soccer match as part of copa america. cctv's mark sayer met with some excited fans today, many of whom traveled thousands of miles to watch their teams play ecuador. >> here at levi's stadium, fans gathered early to support their teams, and many traveled all the way from their home countries. leonardo ruete arrived here in the bay area on thursday from ecuador. >> i think that it's a tough game. venezuela has very good players playing like in europe, in in brazil. i think that it's going to be a draw. >> there are currently two soccer tournaments underway that are grabbing the world's attention in the european championship, which has been played for the past week, with midday games broadcast here in the united states and starting this week is the copa america tournament, which features teams from both north and south america. >> i'm a big fan of ecuador, of the national team.

so there is hope for andy murray, who is determined to try and end his career on the tennis court. want those 23 minutes at queens to be people's final memory of him as a tennis player, and he said if he can't play wimbledon or he can't play the olympics, then he's not ruling out playing one final tournament somewhere else. there are a couple of rest days at the european championship before the round of 16 starts on saturday. england have to wait until sunday for their game against slovakia in gelsenkirchen. 23 of the 26 players have trained, declan rice and kieran tripper are being put through individual programmes away from the squad. phil foden is back from the uk after a brief break to be with his partnerfor the birth of their third child. we heard from forward eberechi eze, who has backed the manager gareth southgate after all the negativity directed at him and the squad folloing some under—par performances in the group. think it's a testament to his character, the type of person that he is, that his main focus is what can he do to get the best out of everyone, and that's what

a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson. it was a teasing one.he header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. jane dougal, bbc news, cologne. when we were drawn against the host nation in the opening game, you are looking at the second two games in the group and thinking, maybe that's where our points are going to come from. that's the way it turned out. so everybody was trying to over=hype the fact that we had to get something from this game tonight, but the reality was, even if we played well against germany, we probably would've been in a similar position. we have to come to this game to get something to keep us alive going into the last game. that is what we've done. hosts germany are the first side through to the knock—out sta

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our correspondent andy swiss is in blankenhein, where the team will be based. tell us more, andy.s, welcome to the little town here _ tell us more, andy. yes, welcome to the little town here in _ tell us more, andy. yes, welcome to the little town here in the _ tell us more, andy. yes, welcome to the little town here in the heart - tell us more, andy. yes, welcome to the little town here in the heart of. the little town here in the heart of the little town here in the heart of the german countryside. this is where england will be basing themselves. it is a quiet place, well away from the hype of a major tournament. as you said, the england players left st george's park in staffordshire this morning. the prince of wales was there to wish them good luck. the prince of wales also the president of football association. and the players are now expected to arrive here in germany later this afternoon. they are staying in a five—star resort on the outskirts of the town. it has the sort of luxes that you would expect —— luxuries that you would expect with a swimming pool and golf courses.

andy kim works for us. >> joining us now in the winners circle, andy kim of new jersey, he took the democraticat is the number one issue for you going forward to november? >> thank you for having me. we are excited today. the top thing on people's minds is about their own challenges, whether that is the high cost of living, housing, healthcare, hunger and other issues, but one thing we are trying to hit home is why is it we do not have a government or congress that is able to fix that? that is where we see so many of the broken problems that are out there. we live in a time of the greatest distrust in the government in american history so people are connecting the dots that the government is not functioning the way it needs to so that is what we are talking about in jersey. >> we also have a republican nominee tonight, curtis took the nomination, he was not the trump endorsed candidate, the trump endorsed candidate came in second, what does that tell us about the dynamics of the race going forward? >> he is someone that has stepped up and endorsed trump though. i am sure he voted for trump ton

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a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson.was a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. jane dougal, bbc news, cologne. when we were drawn against the host nation in the opening game, you are looking at the second two games in the group into thinking, maybe that's where our points are going to come from. that's the way it turned out. so everybody was trying to over hide the fact that we had to get something from this game tonight, but the reality was, even if we played well against germany, we probably would've been in a similar position. we have to come to this game to get something to keep us alive going into the last game. that is what we've done. hosts germany are the first side thr

linked to andy duong. his family owns california waste solutions. we saw fbi and irs taking boxes from the company's offices along embarcadero. that building happens to be home to the vietnamese business association that was also raided this afternoon and has ties to the duong family. we have that part of the coverage . >>> fbi agents and irs raided the office on embarcadero in oak land. it is located on the third floor, the vietnamese american business association or vaba was raided by federal agents today. >> surprising. all of the companies are doing good for the community. recycling and cleaning up the mess that we have. california waste solutions is owned by the du on, ng family. >> saigon we call home but our heart is here. >> vietnam ease soldiers seized the properties in 1975. after arriving to the pay area the family settled in the tenderloin. the family picks up cardboard off of the streets to make money. it is now worth hundreds of millions, employees about 300 people and invests back in vietnam after opening a solid waste recycling compa

andy swiss, bbc news.f john stones and jordan pickford applauding the fans there. some booed them. plastic cups were also thrown onto the pitch. the england manager says he's happy to take supporters�* stick, instead of the players. i understand it. i'm not going to back away from it. the most important thing here is that the supporters stay with the team.

attorney andy mccarthy, thanks andy for being here. >> good morning. >> speaking to jeff's point, thet smith wasn't approved by the senate, there is precedent for this kind of argument against an independent prosecutor, typically it doesn't work out in the defendant's favor. the "new york times" is saying that the judge in this case has entertained some unusual hearings, one we are seeing today is going to have evidence in it, i am unclear what that evidence is going to be, her behavior is unusual. judge and trump's document case rejected suggestions to step aside, two federal judges privately urged eileen n cannon to decline the case when assigned to her last year according to two people on the matter. she rejected it. all these motions rather she has presided over, do you think at all that she is taking special attention to show that trump is getting a fair trial here or do you few it as "new york times" says it's unusual and tilted in his favor? >> jacqui i think it's deceptive coverage. the difference between the issue about smith's status that's been raised in this case that dist

a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson.er ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. that game is against hungary and scotland will need to get a win from that match if they want to get through to the knockout stages of this major tournament. if they were to do that, it would be for the first time ever. hungary played germany earlier today, the other countries in scotland's. germany won 2-0. countries in scotland's. germany won 2—0. gundogan with the second goal, the former manchester city man, and this means that hungary are now bottom of the group and scotland are in third place. the emotion that we saw in the stands here tonight in cologne clearly inspired this scotland side to deliver and if passion could be c

our correspondent andy verityjoins us from the london newsroom.to stay the same. they were expecting earnings, wage inflation to rise a little, but not unemployment. up to 4.4%, still quite low by historic standards. if you look at what has happened over the last ten or 15 years, there was a big jump in unemployment after the financial crisis of 2008. it subsided and kept subsiding, and it is then rose in the pandemic, and has been subsiding ever since. this is an uptick, a very modest uptick, but it does show that we are no longer adding jobs. that is backed up, if you look at the payroll data. the payroll data records what employees that employers are employing, and vacancies were also down. quite a few signs of a slowdown. earnings held steady at 6.0%. it might make some of the people on the bank of england monetary policy commission worried about wage inflation relax a little bit, so they will go ahead with an interest rate cut sometime this summer. the time is 1:15pm. our top story this afternoon... the conservatives launch their election man

last cycle in the off year, andy beshear's in kentucky was reelected.vermont, there is a republican governor that will be heavily favored to win another two-year term. there are some oddities on the way. kentucky would never set when we look at some of these senate races and we see former governors trying to run for a senate it becomes a lot harder. larry hogan has an uphill climb. they are out -- they are on an island. you can make this race about the candidate more that is why i think quality will matter a lot. amy: are there some similarities in what voters expect from their chief executive when they vote for them? jessica: during covid and after covid we solve voters pay more atte■mdion to theov were settin. talking about mask mandates or vaccinations. morning hussle does a good track of the governors. most of these governors are popular. you don't have to take divisive sides on issues. you will not take a national view on foreign policy. a lot of these are domestic issues. overwhelming -- it is hard to be a governor. in 2022 only one income bit gov

last cycle in the off year, andy beshear's in kentucky was reelected.rmont, there is a republican governor that will be heavily favored to win another two-year term. there are some oddities on the way. kentucky would never set when we look at some of these senate races and we see former governors trying to run for a senate it becomes a lot harder. larry hogan has an uphill climb. they are out -- they are on an island. you can make this race about the candidate more that is why i think candidate quality will matter a lot. amy: are there some similarities in what voters expect from their chief executive when they vote for them? jessica: during covid and after covid we solve voters pay more attention to the governors. they were setting goals. talking about mask mandates or vaccinations. morning track of the governors. we saw interest go up. most of these governors are popular. you don't have to take divisive sides on issues. you will not take a national view on foreign policy. a lot of these are domestic issues. overwhelming -- it isar to be a governor. in

as andy i important, actually.— what are you offering? it is how are you going to deliver it? people right— you going to deliver it? people right across the country are paying a huge _ right across the country are paying a huge amount in tax, public services _ a huge amount in tax, public services are on their knees, they can't _ services are on their knees, they can't see — services are on their knees, they can't see a — services are on their knees, they can't see a gp or a dentist, their children— can't see a gp or a dentist, their children are _ can't see a gp or a dentist, their children are on very long waiting lists for— children are on very long waiting lists for assessment, older parents are waiting — lists for assessment, older parents are waiting for social care and people — are waiting for social care and people are saying how are you going to fix _ people are saying how are you going to fix it? _ people are saying how are you going to fix it? these debates need answers— to fix it? these debates need ans

andy has been picking up trash on his own time, not just in oakland but all across the bay area as well. and his mission is catching on. >> reporter: among all of the trash littering this oakland street corner is a bay area treasure. >> it doesn't have to be this way. we are all in this together. >> reporter: andy makes his living as an engineer in livermore but he lives to beautify bay area communities. >> i like making a difference. >> reporter: which is why he is on the corner of 17th and oakland, his worksite for his unofficial job. >> i just want to help out the community, nobody deserves to live in an environment where there is trash and other disgusting things laying around. >> reporter: andy spends his free time cleaning up the hotspots, he does it three to four times per week because it is a problem everywhere. >> i even found an illegal dumping place in pleasanton, it is a whac-a-mole problem. >> reporter: he bags it up so the public works department can pick it up safely and efficiently, notifies them and moves on. >> i'm trying to make it a little bit easier for them so we c

andy has been picking off trash on his own time, not just around oakland but across the bay area as well it appears his mission is catching on. >> among all of the trash littering this oakland street is a bay area treasure. >> it doesn't have to be this way. we are all in this together. >> reporter: andy makes his living as an engineer in livermore but he lives to beautify bay area communities. >> i like making a difference. >> reporter: which is why on this day, he is on the corner in oakland, his worksite for his unofficial job. >> i just want to help out the community, nobody deserves to live in an environment where there is trash and other disgusting things laying around. >> reporter: he spends his free time cleaning up hotspots of illegal dumping throughout the area. he does it three to four times per week. because it is a problem everywhere. >> i even found an illegal dumping place in pleasanton, it is a whac-a-mole problem. >> reporter: he can pick it up safely and efficiently, he notifies the department, and moves on. >> if i can make this a little bit easier together, we are goi

is the fairy—tale ending on for andy murray?ould yet play doubles. presidentjoe biden and former president donald trump will go head—to—head later in their first debate before the 2024 election. it's being held in georgia, which is one of the six key states which could decide who will take the white house. 0ur senior north america correspondent, john sudworth, joins us now from atlanta. john, what are we expecting to hear later? this debate is taking place far earlier in the electoral cycle than previous ones and there is a reason for that. the poles are deadlocked and neither candidate is particularly popular and both know that they need to do something to shift the dial and appeal over the heads of the pundits and pollsters and speak directly to the american people. forjoe biden, the challenge, of course, are the perceptions over his age, so expect him to try and project a forceful and vigorous performance. for mr trump, perhaps the opposite is true. he may be looking to tone down his usual style to allay concerns over the cru

we spotted andy duong leaving his house and his name on evidence boxes that the irs agents carried out of the duong family business, california waste solutions, the lead investigator from the oakland public ethics commission, confirms to me that the duong's are still under investigation for a money laundering scheme, court documents i've received alleged that andy duong arranged contributions to candidates including shengtao, using straw donors. some of the phony donors allegedly came from phuc tran, president of the vietnamese chamber of commerce. in response , phuc tran said he wouldn't cooperate in the investigation. based on his fifth amendment right to be free from being compelled to incriminate himself. webb tells me the end for her as chief of staff came on the day tao was sworn in, and that the mayor's partner, andre jones, tried to bring his ex-wife into the ceremony. >> and finally, i was like, andre, i don't know what's wrong with you, but you got to get the hell out of here. i was like, this is too much. i don't know what's going on. shang was all crying. she was like, why

is advancing in biotech is booming, andy acker on obesity drugs and big investment opportunities on theealthcare sector, more housing hurdles as the price tag for buying a home has a new record in mortgage rates remain high, we begin with the expert panel and three things investors out of think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" my colleagues ben levisohn elizabeth o'brien and jack hough and how the dow was a little index it could and it beat the nasdaq and s&p. >> i finally don't have to talk about how terrible of an index it is this week it was the dow that went higher up 1.5%, the nasdaq technically but it was up .003%. >> that is still in the green. >> really what we saw was a big reversal all the stocks in the dow that even terrible, the dow has tech stocks but they have been bad salesforce.com and cisco, they had great weeks and a lot of the semiconductor stocks really had a tough time, other stocks had a tough time so you really did see the reversal happened it was about time for it to happen. jack: why did the stodgy or stocks outperform it isn't just the others are to

with that, mayor andy guenther please come up.[applause] >> thank you so much for your incredible leadership. we are so grateful to you for your tremendous work president of this conference over the past year and i know i speak for the entire membership when i say how grateful we are for your steady leadership, friendship counsel your incredible ability to have all of us, regardless of where we come, the size of our city feel welcome in this conference. it is an honor to be with you here today with my fellow mayors.st year i was able to host this at my hometown of columbus and i think the mayor lucas is going to hit it out of the park with an incredible conference here. our annualwhen america's mayors come together to learn cities and people and raise our shared voice to drive progress in these challenging times. those of you who know me here this often for me butill say it again because i think it is foundational to what we do here at our annual meeting and also back at home. as mayors we represent cities big and small, constitue

last cycle in the off year, andy beshear's in kentucky was reelected. there is a republican governor that will be heavily favored to win another two-year term. there are some oddities set when we look at some of these senate races and we see former governors trying to run for a senate it becomes a lot harder. larry hogan has an uphill climb. they are out -- they are on an island. can make this race about the candidate more that is why i think candidate quality will matter a lot. amy: are there some similarities in what ters expect from their chief executive when they vote for them? jessica: during covid and after covid we solve voters pay more attention to the governors. they were setting goals. talking about mask mandates or vaccinations. morning hussle does a good track of the governors. we saw interest go up. most of these governors are popular. you don't have to take divisive sides on issues. you will not take a national view on foreign policy. a lot of these are domestic issues. overwhelming -- it is hard to be a governor. in 2022 only one income b