in the continuation of the second group competition john davis world cup in sri lanka today, our country'sm fell to the third division of the asia-pacific region after losing against slovenia in the doubles and singles matches. the football federation assigned the refereeing of the game tomorrow night to kopal nazmi, and esteghlal fans to ali safaei in the 21st week of the premier league . the disciplinary committee of the football federation fined sepahan head coach jose morais 150 million tomans for entering the player's rehkan despite being suspended in the game against esteghlal in the 18th week of the premier league. this is the face of head coach abdallah veysi last season, the football team of sanat naft abadan replaced ahmed. in the fourth week of the japan premier league , avispa fuku akaka team lost to fc tokyo with shahab zahedi 3 1. fuka akaka's first goal was scored with zahedi's pass from persplis forward . thank you very much for your support. may god protect you. in the name of allah, rahman, rahim, salam , another reporter will accompany us to the news section at 18:00. he

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he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. the ocean house was one of newport's premier hotels. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to trinity church. no sermoneing. it was communion. sunday while at dinner, the fire bells rang. the ocean house was on fire. i said it to get out the baggage of mr. arnold. it was burnt and very. when done, cont

he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. e ocean house was one of newport's premier hotels. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to trinity church. no sermon being. it was communion. sunday while adinner, the fire bells rang. the ocean house was on fire. i said it to get out the baggage of mr. arnold. it was burnt and very. when done, contin

he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. the ocean house was one of newport's premier hots. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to trinity church. no sermon being. it was communion. sundayhile at dinner, the fire bells rang. the ocean house was on fire. i said it to get out the baggage of mr. arnold. it was burnt and very. when done, contin

he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. the ocean house was one of newport's premier hotels. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to trinity church. no sermon being. it was communion. sunday while at dinner, the fire bells rang. the ocean house was on fire. i said it to get out the baggage of mr. arnold. it was burnt and very. when done, co

he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. the ocean house was one of newport's premierotels. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to trinity church. no sermon being. it was communion. suay while at dinner, the fire bells rang. the ocean house was on fire. i said it to get out the baggage of mr. arnold. it was burnt and very. when done, contin

he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. the ocean house was o of newport's premier hotels. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to trinity church no sermon being. it was communion. sunday while at dinner, the fir bells rang. the ocean house was on fire. i said it to get out the baggage of mr. arnold. it was burnt and very. when done, contin

. >> john davis is a former police dog handler who takes to the air when the ground trail goes cold.ing probably in feral dog syndrome that they go into after a time of being out of their family, they are scared, frightened. alas at this point we have not found douglas. >> it feels strange not to have him with us, but it's horrible to worry about what could have happened to him. >> back in hampshire after missing four 3.5 days, xena made her own way back home, lured by a pile of scented clothes, including errol's husband's dirty underwear. >> we have xena home at last. very tired. she's had a good meal. now she is just nodding off on her favorite sofa. >> thank you. >> no problem at all. >> thank you so much, honestly. brilliant. >> hopefully never again. >> yes, hopefully. >> as xena luxuriate in home comforts, spare a thought for those lost forever. for the pbs newshour in southern england. ♪ >> the austin, texas theater company aims to promote and preserve latin american culture. and its latest project is helping redefine latin american history. journey love taylor of our student

. >> john davis is a former police dog handler who takes to the air when the ground trail goes cold.iding probably in feral dog syndrome that they go into after a time of being out of their family, they are scared, frightened. alas at this point we have not found douglas. >> it feels strange not to have him with us, but it's horrible to worry about what could have happened to him. >> back in hampshire after missing for 3.5 days, xena made her own way back home, lured by a pile of scented clothes, including errol's husband's dirty underwear. >> we have xena home at last. which is really, really fantastic. she is very tired. she's had a good meal. now she is just nodding off on her favorite sofa. >> thank you. >> no problem at all. >> thank you so much, honestly. brilliant. >> hopefully never again. >> yes, hopefully. >> as xena luxuriates in home comforts, spare a thought for those lost forever. for the pbs newshour in southern england. i'm malcolm broadbent. ♪ geoff: >> this is part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> at the vortex theater in austin, texas, it's the middle of

police commissioner, ed davis. john, first to you, so they believe that the suspect is now alone. so how does that change the calculus? for the authorities >> well, it removes the potential collateral problem of hostages, which is now you've got the suspect on one end of this, the police on the other end, and innocent people caught in the middle once they were able to get all of those people out of the house, paula, it means you can engage the suspect suspect as much less leverage than someone who might be holding hostages, which is one of the reasons it was important to get all those people out. obviously for their safety, but also so that this could be a kind of a more direct communication one of the things you brought up earlier in the show is, what do you say to somebody who is suspected in three murders cruz and other assaults to give them that reason to come out when they're going to be saying, look, my life is over, i'm going to jail but that's where i trained negotiators going to engage them and say andriy,

john: mary ziegler of university of california, davis, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me.n: the world health organization says the future of an entire generation in gaza is at risk. children are dying of the effects of malnutrition and disease and from a lack of adequate water and sanitation. there's another casualty from five months of war between israel and thomas -- and hamas gaza's school system. ,>> my dreams have been voided, my ambition has been broken, my dreams have been lost, they're nothing. myself, i used to want to do well and get grades and make my family happy, and go to university and study and do well, but my ambitions have been voided, everything has been broken. john: by some estimates, at least half of all gaza structures have been damaged or destroyed -- many of them schools. william brangham has more. william the education system in : gaza was facing serious challenges before the war began. but today, more than 800 lower schools and 17 higher education institutions lay in ruins, having been either partially bombed or entirely destroyed. making matters

out monique's abduction and murder as well as the attempted murder of john momo. >> the reasonable inferenceevidence that is lindon wiggins approaches barry davis and cedric barry and says, i need you to do something, and offers to pay them either in cash or drugs or both. >> reporter: barry davis, cedric barry, and lindon wiggins were convicted and are all serving life in prison. >> momo always kept secret where he lived and where we'd be, to keep us safe. the irony is, that's what got me killed. >> phil: the entire series, "me hearafter" is streaming now on hulu. >>> when we return, rupaul lifts the curtain. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles o

john chamberlain. a former chicago and your description of davis behavior reminded of the dictum vote early and vote often which may have been by -- daley in 1960. thank you. yes. thank you for your book and your presentation. and i'm from studio city, california. and i wondered, mike, could go to the mike. i wonder if you could share with us your assessment of significance or the insignificance of mr. lincoln's speech in greenwich village, february 27th, 1860. i can't. he you know, in hindsight, often propelling him to thecoln's is presidency. and it it did in a way and made him look like he could be conceivably serious candidate but he still entered that convention. a total long shot and so you know i don't think influential e tend to to look at it from the vantage point of hindsight. you know this history is often this way we think, boy, this inevitably had to happen. we think lincoln had to be nominated in 1860 and boy but when you look at the details it's it's absolutely scary how many things had

john chamberlain. no relation as a former chicago and your description of davis behavior reminded of the dictum vote early and vote often which may have been by -- daley in 1960. thank you. yes. thank you for your book and your presentation. and i'm from studio city, california. and i wondered, mike, could go to the mike. i wonder if you could share with us your assessment of significance or the insignificance of mr. lincoln's speech in greenwich village, february 27th, 1860. i can't. he you know, in hindsight, often view that trip of lincoln's is propelling him to the presidency. and it it did in a way and made him look like he could be conceivably serious candidate but he still entered that convention. a total long shot and so you know i don't think that that visit was as influential as we tend to to look at it from the vantage point of hindsight. you know this history is often this way we think, boy, this inevitably had to happen. we think lincoln had to be nominated in 1860 and boy but when you loo

, blonde ski group founder john lonski and cheryl casone.rnings with maria" is live right now. >> why would you not just cell? >> we have looked at it, it is not feasible to do whatever the bill to set out in the bill. >> to divest the company? >> this bill if we go through the details this would be the banning to that. >> can you say with 100% certainty that the chinese government doesn't have any influence over tiktok. does the chinese government have influence over tiktok, yes or no? can you promise the american people that the chinese government does not have influence over tiktok, doesn't it say everything you could not promise the american people that the chinese government does not have influence over tiktok it should be a simple and easy answer. maria: that is a hot topic of hour, fox business hillary vaughn and fox news aishah hasnie questioning tiktok and he refuses to answer whether the social media is influenced by the chinese communist party. your reaction. >> i think this is exactly why chuck schumer is going to have to bring t

in atlanta, john serry ktvu, fox two news. >> uc davis medical center is trying to contact about 300n exposed to measles. public health officials say a child with a confirmed case visited the uc davis emergency department and an urgent care facility in el dorado county. the child had country where they possibly contracted the virus. uc davis says it has a record of everyone who was at its e.r. at the time the child was there, and says the situation is under control. new at noon the social media company reddit is revealing the terms of its upcoming ipo. reddit is targeting a valuation close to $6.5 billion, according to a filing released today. the company and existing shareholders plan to sell about 22 million shares at a range of 31 to $34 per share. this will be the first social media ipo since pinterest went public back in 2019. >> the pentagon has released its latest study on those strange sights in the sky that have long been called ufos. the 63 page defense department report examined previously classified government documents dating back to 1945. the pentagon found no evidence

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that was talking sadness when essentially, so a sycamore for you was miss davis because i don't last year, but now using a few. so live in twiggs. i'm technical grafting john to exports of to him and then moxie as, as the screen house in devon, southwest england, scientists say they've managed to create new lights from a handful of twigs and other genetic material salvaged from the side of the field. sycamore gap tree. it is a rice against on because obviously once you caught a tree done is physically die and straight away, you know, has a lot of pressure on us to actually get and sting growing. luckily we did. the team used what it calls a frankenstein esque method known as grafting developed by ancient egyptians. and romans to splice together, binds the fresh roots with the living twigs from the sycamore. this message means that we've actually use the original material from that tree. so we've got a genetic claim. it is the same tree planted in the 1800s. the 36 meter tall sycamore gap tree was a well known tourist attraction in northern england. and one of the most photograph tree

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aldcroft, hannah botterman and lark atkin—davies.r england before keira bevan finally got over for wales. england remain on track to secure a third successive grand slam and a sixth successive six nations title. france beat scotland in the day's other game. for the second year running, cambridge have completed the double over oxford in the boat race. there were straightforward victroies for their men's and women's crews. but with warnings about the state of the water in the river thames, they steered clear of one boat race traditionjoe lynskey reports. they've raced on the thames for nearly 200 years. this time the winners kept theirjoy on dry land. the boat race for the students had changed this year through geography. rainfall through the winter, increasing sewage in the thames. the river action campaign group found high levels of e.coli. rowers were told to stay out of the water. cambridge went clear in the men's race and stretched out a lead. they put in so much through four miles. some barely had the strength to finish. they won

he actually had more rebounds then john is attending combo. stretch the lead to 25. does make 19 threes at it. 37 assists , warriors by 35. but it wasn't the player the game it was tracy jackson davis, jan is attending combo twice here, four times in the game . and he got rewarded at the other end as curry lobbed it for two-fisted slam . he scored 15 points and added seven rebounds, plus the locks. season-high 13 blocks in the game against the best offense in the league. the 57th overall pick of the teams that passed him in the draft would regret it and he made his case tonight. >>> i am not calling them unsung heroes but the bench gets a shout out. not just for tonight but for this midseason turnaround for the bench accounted for 53 points and the difference maker of the second unit has been klay thompson . yes, he is not starting but his outlook, his attitude? >> what a day. look at this, are you kidding me? that is classy. >> thompson finished this sequence here. check the second quarter hustle. i love this place. jonathan kuminga hustle. thompson threw it down. w

act, this one man from indiana, john shanks, who been general in the civil war, was out at the at theed the phrase that that we had two weeks where, you know, the united states was by two rebel idea i'll look into those two weeks and so i i started into that and what i found out was going on then almost every well every single day was something fort suer being held tenuously by major robert anderson for the u.s. and and the confederacy at the south carolina wanted it and and he was holding off for five months the war and then finally on april 14th, they began bombarding it. they were tired of waiting. and so i thought well, this is interesting and. so let me learn a little bit more about robert major. robert anderson and every book about the civil war. again, a little bit about major robert anderson. and a lot of it's contradictory and some it's just plain false. bubobiography him. and so that's what i'm writing now. good. that's and i'm really excited about it because had an amazing life before fort sumter and an amazing life after fort sumter and knows it so instead of writing about

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, john pope, to look for water, he didn't find any, but he spent three years drilling holes into theut fruitless but this the point here right not all army expedition are equally successful not all army names go down in the history books. great triumphs. john is not a triumph for a number of reasons, but this is one of them. so here's politics at play. we want a southern railroad. it will make slaveholders richer. so the point is at the end of the day, what starts asknowledge on the part of the us army to help us understand the frontier better the midpoint of the 19th century an exercise fraught with political. and one that will in 3 many help to trigger the american civil war. the question what's going on in the frontier is going to be critically the fact that the army spends most of its time on the frontier is also going to matter significantly in helping to cause the civil war, because jefferson davis has a lot of. the army in texas and new mexico, he's developing the west for slavery and is using the army to do it. and so they become a political concern as well. and so that's wha

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these are people who may have been at uc davis medical center's emergency department the afternoon of tuesday, march fifth. and if someone was unvaccinated, they were exposed to the virus. they could develop symptoms within a window of seven to 21 days. these are symptoms like fever, sore throat, dry cough, runny nose, but most importantly, that signature measles, rash. that's what you have to look out for. and the reason why health officials are so concerned about this, the measles virus. it's very contagious if an infected person coughs or sneezes the virus can linger in the air for up to two hours. and if someone is unvaccinated and they're exposed 90% of the time, they will get sick. but we know that if you've been vaccinated, the vaccine is 97% effective. so vaccinated people, there's no need to panic here. but the reason why health officials are also watching this closely, this one case and sacramento is one of 45 total across the country so far this year, many of these cases are either travel-related or they're in pockets of communities that are unvaccinated. but last year, the