on this day st, mary gleeson is their town. glad you're here today because these warriors of 50 years ago will always be special in st mary gleeson. thank you. and he made the people, a wonderful and this is my second home. i come here every year. i love it. i mean the first i pray for all my fallen buddies. and secondly, to visit everything that i've been through. in 1944. june 5th is a day to pay honor to these vets. especially this. this is great. really. we're here in 84 and it was wonderful. even better now. on this day in, this year, the world is on hand to witness as america's sons remember and are remembered in second airborne division. please standrí up. state mirror glaze never forgets the names of those who freed her. for the vets themselves. it's a day of fun. yeah. having a ball. let's do our statement. signed back. and we never seem to -- many. and busses and cars and, all of this stuff. but you having fun? oh, we always have fun in that area. very much. really nice. i'm curious about the celebration. we like it.

on this day st, mary gleeson is their town. glad you're here today because these warriors of 50 years ago will always be specia in st mary gleeson. thank you. and he made the people, a wonderful and this is my second home. i come here every year. i love it. i mean the first i pray for all my fallen buddies. and secondly, to visit everything that i've been through. in 1944. june 5th is a day to pay honor to these vets. especially this. this is great. really. we're here in 84 and it was wonderful. even better now. on this day in, this year, the world is on hand to witness as america's sons remember and are remembered in second airborne division. please stand up. state mirror glaze never forgets the names of those who freed her. for the vets themselves. it's a day of fun. yeah. having a ball. let's do our statement. signed back. and we never seem to -- many. and busses and cars and, all of this stuff. but you having fun? oh, we always have fun in that area. very much. really nice. i'm curious about the celebration. we like it. i'm

on this day st, mary gleeson is their town. i'm glad you're here today because these warriors of 50 years ago will always be special in st mary gleeson. thank you. and he made the people, a wonderful and this is my second home. i come here every year. i love it. i mean the first i pray for all my fallen buddies. and secondly, to visit everything that i've been through. in 1944. june 5th is a day to pay honor to these vets. especially this. this is great. really. we're here in 84 and it was wonderful. even better now. on this day in, this year, the world is on hand to witness as america's sons remember and are remembered in second airborne division. please stand up. state mirror glaze never forgets the names of those who freed her. for the vets themselves. it's a day of fun. yeah. having a ball. let's do our statement. signed back. and we never seem to -- many. and busses and cars and, all of this stuff. but you having fun? oh, we always have fun in that area. very much. really nice. i'm curious about the celebration. we like it

petersburg hermitage, belongs to the type of st. mary's cups. a few such vessels in the world, and novogrudok testifies to the special significance of the ancient city on the map of medieval europe. one of the most important parts of our crypt is the cup of st. jadwiga, this copy of the getag. what kind of discoveries are made about the armitages, but in the meantime, archaealgic excavations on our close gars ў navagrudka, there is such information that these kubak uvogul from the hourly punishment of the punitive punishment of mindoug, and all the gety kubak of the ruler of emperor atton i. and from this date the purchase of such great important ceremonies y, dzyarzhaўnyh ceremonies, ale taxama and sometimes malіtva, sometimes eucharistic , at the time of the holy service, the holy one was focused, and from these cups came the great nobles, who wanted for the whole people of their former mind. that there is some kind of emptiness and untouchedness here, and we were trying to find out what this is, and we have covered the whole world of this cry

mary's far greater resources. they have the best graphic, the visualization, all of these things going on, but what they don't have is honesty or they don't have his journalism. what they don't have is the same video spaces for independent journalism had now spread through the digital space and youtube and we've seen some stella work in those spaces. i'm talking about outlets like scroll. why a news long? the article 14 report as collective does a new collective that's kind of card read, my dear venus sans provided the reality check or the ground reality of what's going on in this country to readers and viewers. what do you mean a guy you home? i've looked for all day with if i agree it must be the best. i have no way i caught the light was in it, but booted up. i ended up in the lock of the banning. i be doable. this how to get them there. but even within the main same space and i'm talking mainstream newspapers, they're not entirely lost cause you've still seen some find reporting that in the, in the newspaper f

mary's banks money jack of best buy me? what is by the creation of this value? the inspiration is a centered in and around wanting to have a multitude of artistic entities under one roof since that has not been done and not right yet can i describe the most of fashion though, of space available here? absolutely. so our ground level um its host, our t o c t o f c company, the office furniture company. um it also acts as a show room for the office furniture. our 1st floor here, x as a um, a co working spaces that can be leased or rented out our next level is our gallery space. and that is used for hosting large scale vin use parties. and we also host exhibitions, artistic exhibitions that are gallery and our last level is our restaurant interior space, where you can see the ocean view from our terrace slider. so how does this vending towards sustainability within it's of course stand ability is promoted, generally by or can be seen through the people that we work with. um, so when you noticed a lot of the wood that is used in this building, we didn't shop down any

mary's banks, my job of best buy me, or what inspired the creation of this venue. the inspiration is a centered in and around wanting to have a multitude of artistic entities under one roof. since that has not been done and not cry yet. can i describe them all suffice no space available here. absolutely. so our ground level um its hosts our t o c t o f c company, the office furniture company. um it also acts as a show room for the office furniture. our 1st floor here, x as a um, a co working space is that can be leased or rented out. our next level is our gallery space and that is used for hosting large scale vin use parties. and we also host exhibitions, artistic exhibitions that are gallery and our last level is our restaurant interior space, where you can see the ocean view from our terrace slider. so how does this vending from what's assessed ability within it's of course stand ability is promoted generally by or can be seen through the people that we work with. um, so when you noticed a lot of the wood that use used in this building, we didn't shop down any tr

. >> reporter: ben landed near st.liberated and treated injured paratroopers. today he returned for the first time meeting locals including this woman, who was there that day, 18 years old and nine months' pregnant. >> my pleasure to meet the french people and see how they recovered through it all and for being so kind to us. >> reporter: the greatest generation, still reminding the rest of us about the true meaning of heroism and sacrifice, kelly cobiella, nbc news, normandy. >> they literally changed the world. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. good night. dream heat and crews are battling a brush fire in the north. bay. good afternoon. i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc

there is the town of st.rne liberated and in that chapel, an old norman church, stained glass of virgin mary with u.s. paratroopers coming down around her. such an impressive area and so beautiful. >> lawrence: bill, thank you for your words this morning. >> bill: you're welcome. >> ainsley: lawrence. >> lawrence: judge jeanine pirro is fired up and she's next. let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? no mask? no hose? just sleep. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everythi

what, whether the edge of stretching his way back across those central as you can see how st. mary's cloud and rain twist all the way over into the a by have been go, we have got the, i'm on assume rains now. why don't truly setting across the good parts of india, but they all still lagging. i, the tools that ne, included the.

way that we cover it, the context that we're providing, the attention that we're given to assessing st. mary's because it is, it's how thing we, we had a discussion also what says frontier this, is it helping the international media all of this or getting more diverse or having more different perspectives within the auditorium room? is that it's changing? absolutely. i think it plays a huge, huge part, and i see that in our end user and the fact that we do have such a diverse news room, 60, on the international side of things, a way you can bring in those different perspectives. you can bring in unfortunately the lived experience of what it means to live in a country that is out who to be an hour or palestinian living on the notification. you know, try to assign capacity or hide westbank. i mean, that is a crucial part of, of enriching our coverage and our poor saying, and without that we don't have that insight. can i just say that this is not just the debate about foreign policy or state craft? it's also debate about us as doing this. and what our obligations are, and why there's a t

mary's coming at least 40 palestinians. the u. n says 6000 despise people at sheltering in the school when it was hit without any warning.

mary's kidding is 40 palestinians. the un says 6000 just base people were sheltering in the school, but it was hit without warning. i'll just there was talk about zoom begins coverage from the central gulf the often that's and is very strongly continue on run school sheltering thousands of displaced. i'm sitting in in central garza, dozens of people have been reported killed from the bone of mintz. and i'm gonna say right comp and many more up in jw it a residential home was also hits. room is a flow from when i woke up to the screams of women and 2 toned body parts. one woman last 2 of 3 children, people who have lost everyone the oh ok. so hospice, what people are being treated is at suite times its capacity. and the a fee is it will lead to move that with many of the injured be treated on the floor clearly see within the move of the hospital and wouldn't the department that, that the vast majority of casualties and victims of children, women, elderly people, ok, so hospitalized and only functioning medical facility

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so i had an opportunity to run in my neighborhood in outer mission and st.s park i run in that area and go run look the marina and got me out six the house and i got to know people had the connection i run a few times a week and run 7 mile and so that for me is the way i dealt with covid by having been a health professional and working with hiv and aids i saw a lot of loss families destroyed in some cases so some way that is a - i was able to recognize what did i need to be helpful for other folks and take care of me when it comas to helping other folks i'm helping them and it is not about me by about them. >> i like what you say. >> i like what you say about getting out and running i hate running though (laughter) but that's one of the things i realized and now in retirement is i really got sedentary in covid and sat around a lot and today, i'm finding that hard to maturity myself to get out and do stuff let's take a walk well. okay. but when i do it i'm glad but having to unlearn that as well as that sedentary lifestyle. >> but the health thing identifying

so i had an opportunity to run in my neighborhood in outer mission and st. mary's park i run in that area and go run look the marina and got me out six the house and i got to know people had the connection i run a few times a week and run 7 mile and so that for me is the way i dealt with covid by having been a health professional and working with hiv and aids i saw a lot of loss families destroyed in some cases so some way that is a - i was able to recognize what did i need to be helpful for other folks and take care of me when it comas to helping other folks i'm helping them and it is not about me by about them. >> i like what you say. >> i like what you say about getting out and running i hate running though (laughter) but that's one of the things i realized and now in retirement is i really got sedentary in covid and sat around a lot and today, i'm finding that hard to maturity myself to get out and do stuff let's take a walk well. okay. but when i do it i'm glad but having to unlearn that as well as that sedentary lifestyle. >> but the health thing ident

these randy ministry bummed a you in school and a residential building and the st. mary's kidding. at least 40 palestinians. the u . n says 6000 displaced. people are sheltering in the school when it was hit. without any warning. i'll just say i was sent out quarterly, so i went to the school soon after the strike. it was $138.00. and in the morning when the is ready for us is targeted this classroom in a, sorry, the school in the say about refuge account that is ready for us to start getting this cool. well, definitely 3 air strikes. one of the metal menache metal. where could we go? there was no refuge for us. the schools targeted before and now again, but we have nowhere to go. they said shelters safe, so we came here, but it turned out to be unsafe. this was a shelter for hundreds and thousands of palestinians who thought a school would be safe for them. but despite the fact that the school was targeted, palestinians chose to stay here because they believe that there is no place safe in gaza. this is in the whole city, i just need to start the school and it said that refuge acc

michael pritorius died on february 15 , 1621, at the age of 49, and was buried in ulfen böttel, in st mary's church directly under the organ gallery, next to the instrument he played for a quarter of a century. probably, each of us at least once in our lives held an old gramophone record in our hands, or at least heard its imperfect sound, despite all the technical problems of early recordings. these black, round, fragile plates, like the wheels of a time machine, can take us back 120 years. we will find ourselves in pre-revolutionary russia and hear the living voices of people who have long left us. of course, every era has its own idols. they were there at the beginning of the 20th century. one of the brightest stars of that time was the gypsy singer varya panina. her amazing, exciting voice had an unusually low timbre. they admired him. varya was born in 1872 into a large gypsy family; her parents were engaged in trading and breeding horses. artistry and the girl showed musical talent here. summoning her nephew from kolomna, she invited him to strelna for the evening. her calculati

this isn't as bad, and it's not quite the st. mary's, it's a bit further know about to meet this with can be seen is obviously overnight filming, sitting on the ground in once he's on denise a line of fairies stand in front of the stores, but little bit more enhanced this year. but lot extend through pedigree, which is cool to sense young down and show the residence a very pleased it was 33 on sundays. $23.00 direct should be it will hang around that sort of level for the next 2 or 3 days. powered why the countries been suffering the heat rate on enough the last 2 years. so i'm pretty sure this is welcome. more records, the small are the kind of being these to dominique or the mountain iq of broken. that june rack will, despite degree assets, huge change. and in his fund year to dominican republic, we are nearly, it's a new reco. some of the thing you to something i think it is quite as 5 degrees above average. this can only happen because the water around it, there's also changing the woman climate is not much warmer. the caribb

were here's st mary's glaciers. the troops moving through there shortly thereafter.wn of saint merkley's that was taken by the five oh fifth and it was in hands by 430. that morning this. is the german battery that i showed you this was located here and 101st took that out very quickly before the first boat beached on utah beach had. those guns had those guns been in operation, why we would have lost more than 200 people on utah beach, the day. so that mission was accomplished. this the lafaro, a bridge famous, if you've ever been over there and walked normandy and walked the historic trails you've probably crossed this little bridge and seen there. it's a real it's a real tourist spot and that's why over the murder river here w only only a four day fight where 250 to 80 second airborne division soldiers from the five of the fifth lost their life. and a great number others were injured. so that was a tough fight for that bridge. but they took that they also took the the bridges took the opposite of the bridges were along to do the river here, and they were able to ta

just a few weeks ago when family down in st. mary's county explained to me how they had struggled during the pandemic they cannot afford high-speed internet. their high school student had to go to a friends house just to attend class and keep up with their studies. parents had a drive to the local church parking lot just to get internet connection to telework. that all changed last year they were able to get their home connected, thanks to the acp. the family told me quote we do not know what we would have done without the efforts of our governor. house majority leader at last congress i was proud to help secure funding for the acp and the bipartisan info structure law. that funding however has run out. it is crucial that my colleagues across the aisle and on our side to take immediate action to extend this program. if we fail to do so 23 million americans will either see their internet costs go up or lose connection altogether. additionally we ought to work with all of us together to fulfill the fcc fiscal year 2025 request of

were here's st mary's glaciers. the troops moving through there shortly thereafter.that's the town of saint merkley's that was taken by the five oh fifth and it was in hands by 430. that morning this. is the german battery that i showed you this was located here and 101st took that out very quickly before the first boat beached on utah beach had. those guns had those guns been in operation, why we would have lost more than 200 people on utah beach, the day. so that mission was accomplished. this the lafaro, a bridge famous, if you've ever been over there and walked normandy and walked the historic trails you've probably crossed this little bridge and seen there. it's a real it's a real tourist spot and that's why over the murder river here that was taken but only only after really a four day fight where 250 to 80 second airborne division soldiers from the five of the fifth lost their life. and a great number others were injured. so that was a tough fight for that bridge. but they took that they also took the the bridges took the opposite of the bridges were along to

were here's st mary's glaciers. the troops moving through there shortly thereafter.hat's the town of saint merkley's that was taken by the five oh fifth and it was in hands by 430. that morning this. is the german battery that i showed you this was located here and 101st took that out very quickly before the first boat beached on utah beach had. those guns had those guns been in operation why we would have lost more than 200 people on utah beach the day. so that mission was accomplished. this the lafaro, a bridge famous, if you've ever been over there and walked normandy and walked the historic trails you've probably crossed this little bridge and seen there. it's a real it's a real tourist spot and that's why over the murder river here that was taken but only only after really a four day fight where 250 to 80 second airborne division soldiers from the five of the fifth lost their life. and a great number others were injured. so that was a tough fight for that bridge. but they took that they also took the the bridges took the opposite of the bridges were along to do

just a few weeks ago when family down in st.ary's county explained to me how they had struggled during the pandemic they cannot afford high-speed internet. their high school student had to go to a friends house just to attend class and keep up with their studies. parents had a drive to the local church parking lot just to get internet connection to telework. that all changed last year they were able to get their home connected, thanks to the acp. the family told me quote we do not know what we would have done without the efforts of our governor. house majority leader at last congress i was proud to help secure funding for the acp and the bipartisan info structure law. that funding however has run out. it is crucial that my colleagues across the aisle and on our side to take immediate action to extend this program. if we fail to do so 23 million americans will either see their internet costs go up or lose connection altogether. additionally we ought to work with all of us together to fulfill the fcc fiscal year 2025 request of $4

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture.olly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission di

because the leadership and division from tribal leaders like president stiff arm and now the st.rie canal project was included and if this pott settlement act passes a, we can rehabilitate e canal. what exploded earlier this week. the bipartisan bill passed the senate earlier this congress this fort belknap agreement. it was stripped from the prinal version. for nearly a year the house has failed to act to provide at montana they need. these folks need to foed the feed the world. there are also businesses that will go broke without water. now is the time to move forward. the siphon failures thatrred are a reminder that we must invest in infrastructure to prot so today the senate hopefully will once again pass this critical compact. this time it is a stand alone bill not part of the ndaa and i want to be clear -- the house bill. the house needs to put aside politics and pass this bill. farmers' operations that have been generationahi livelihoods are on the line. water for municipalities are on the line. this is no time -- no time -- to play politics. the siphon that we saw earlier

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture.l, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we a

mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free which we're proud o

st. joseph, i have mary, i have mary. listen, hold on, i've got st. francis sinatra.o church in hoboken because i've got to work tonight and the pope-- this pope, the patriot state of climate change, thank you for that, pope. neil: you don't have to get on that level, joseph. he is god's representative on earth. so you could be a little nicer, but you found bitter, you sound a little bitter. >> you know what? after john p -- pope john paul ii respect benedict and the leader of the catholic church. it's interesting to see. anymore, i don't know what i am. we've got labels on everything. i'm know the a republican, not a democrat, what am i-- joe biden is a catholic would i have head bumped the pope when i met him. neil: i don't know what was going on there, you're quite right. the pope greets him efusively, and i wonder, given his position and abortion, i'm not here to judge. but the catholic church. to be for it, but to head bump and everything else, they're still fast friends. >> i think it's great. and i honestly, not to make it political or religious, but my faith i

so i had an opportunity to run in my neighborhood in outer mission and st. run look the marina and got me out six the house and i got to know people had the connection i run a few times a week and run 7 mile and so that for me is the way i dealt with covid by having been a health professional and working with hiv and aids i saw a lot of loss families destroyed in some cases so some way that is a - i was able to recognize what did i need to be helpful for other folks and take care of me when it comas to helping other folks i'm helping them and it is not about me by about them. >> i like what you say. >> i like what you say about getting out and running i hate running though (laughter) but that's one of the things i realized and now in retirement is i really got sedentary in covid and sat around a lot and today, i'm finding that hard to maturity myself to get out and do stuff let's take a walk well. okay. but when i do it i'm glad but having to unlearn that as well as that sedentary lifestyle. >> but the health thing identifying is very important and we have t

for example, in st mary's in paddington the other day, there was a patient waiting 60 days, fit enoughetter care for people and better tax payer value. i people and better tax payer value. i want to be really clear, there is no immediate reform of the social care system in a big way and no immediate extra resource for the social care system in your manifesto, that is one of the reasons why we want to talk about it. one of the reasons why we want to talk about it— talk about it. dealing with the late dischar: es talk about it. dealing with the late discharges is _ talk about it. dealing with the late discharges is reform _ talk about it. dealing with the late discharges is reform and - talk about it. dealing with the late discharges is reform and would . talk about it. dealing with the late i discharges is reform and would free up discharges is reform and would free up resources. taking the challenge that andy set forward about the long—term change needed, this is one of those issues where i don't mind saying even in the middle of an election campaign, there is plenty of blame going aro

we are in a constituency now where we have st mary's hospital in a dilapidated state.develop it and we get different answers from them on he would do it quicker. but in terms of the national policies we are hearing, they are very much about national issues, not so much about national issues, not so much about london specific issues. tony, as ou about london specific issues. tony, as you are — about london specific issues. tony, as you are saying. _ about london specific issues. tony, as you are saying, this _ about london specific issues. tony, as you are saying, this seat, - about london specific issues. tony, as you are saying, this seat, held i as you are saying, this seat, held by the conservative since 1950, if it does fall to labour, what will that say about the bigger national picture? it that say about the bigger national icture? , ., ., picture? it is one of the constituencies, - picture? it is one of the constituencies, like - picture? it is one of the - constituencies, like chelsea and fulham — constituencies, like chelsea and fulham or— constituencies, like

mary in st. paul, minnesota, you oppose. caller: i do, o though it has no role except to punish president biden i want to say that it is unfortunate that we have a man so eloquent and dignified and learned as mr. garland who is being put against the wall and battered, when he handles himself so very well in explaining why it is important not to give the tapes over. he does not want to have the tapes as just another weapon and i say weapon in the way this word is now being overused, but he does not want to have something more to say against mr. biden's age for the very fact of only the numbers, not the wisdom. two people talk about the fact that this age comes with a degree of wisdom in most people, not in the ones i call the names constantly and are very much offended indicating their offense of being offended with personal names, but in the way that one does go hopefully wiser and older. mr. biden has not shown himself to be ineffective, not at all. not even in the last two weeks with the amount of traveling the amount of w

the 31—year—old england keeper has been widely linked with a move to paris st—germain.ed would like to thank mary for her fine service and wish her the best of luck in the next stage of her career." cricket�*s t2o world cup final gets underway in around 10 minutes. whoever wins in barbados will end a long wait for global silverware. india last won a major trophy in 2011, while south africa have never won one. long known as the team that couldn't get past a semi—final, they have the chance to make even more history. probablyjust see it as a new game of cricket, to be honest. we all know india is a great team, as a team as south africans have been trending in the right direction the last couple of years but maybe not progressed in tournaments as far as we would have liked, so an exciting excursion tomorrow against a good opposition in india, but a good opportunity for us as well. i think everyone will agree we are probably the top tier teams in the tournament, we have played the best cricket in this tournament, so deserving finals for both the teams and hopefully it is a

the 31 year—old england keeper has been widely linked with a move to paris st germain.vice and wish her the best of luck in the next stage of her career." india captain rohit sharma has won the toss the chosen to bat first in the final of the t20 world cup against south africa in barbados, and rohit and his south african counterpart aiden markram both named unchanged line—ups from the teams which won their respective semi—finals. a short while ago, india were 78—3. daria kasatkina has won her first grass—court tour level title, after beating leylah fernandez in straight sets in the final of the wta 500 event in eastbourne. kasatkina broke the canadian's serve in the first game of the match — taking the opener 6—3. the world number 14 then took the second, 6 games to 4, to secure her 7th career title. perfect preparation ahead of wimbledon which begins on monday. talking of which, 2023 winners carlos alcaraz and marketa vondrousova returned their respective men's singles and ladies' singles trophies to the all england club ahead of the start on monday. spain's alcaraz wo

. >> who wants to throwback a few bloody marys on me? >> juju: it was the '80s.big hair and valley girl vibes and a cluster of cool kids in hit movies like "st. el elmo's fire" came to define gen-x, the brat pack. but one of those stars felt burdened by it all. >> it change hot i would become. professionally, personally. in every way. i recoiled from it for years. >> juju: andrew mccarthy spent decades trying to make peace with the brat pack label after fans first fell in love with him opposite molly ringwald in "pretty in pink." >> i love you. >> juju: now he's connecting with some of his former costars. >> this is andrew mccarthy calling you. i hope you're well. a long time. >> juju: exploring what the label "brat pack" really meant for each of them in his new hulu doc "brats" debuting over the weekend at the tribeca film festival. >> for those of us experiencing it from the inside, the vertebra the pack was something very different. >> hey, you around? >> it definitely really irritated me. i felt, like, a sense of it being unjust. i just felt like it didn't re

but st. jude has gotten us through it. st. every child diagnosed with cancer because the research is being shared all over the world. >> martha: five people arrested in the bold smash and grab robbery at a jewelry store last night. 20 thieves in hood east and masks broke into the shop and used hammers to shatter every display in the shop. in less than three minutes they grabbed everything and, of course, left the place a complete disaster. that's the world we live in now, folks. >> bill: that's right. even one of the mostly let law enforcement agencies not immune from the crime crisis in america. secret service agent robbed at gun point during the president's trip in southern california. william la jeunesse has the details. when did it happen and where? hello. >> good morning, bill. it happened one hour after the president left that fundraiser. armed robbery as the agent returned to his home an hour south of l.a. quiet neighborhood. they showed up in a silver infinity s.u.v. and took the agent's bag. they won't tell us if it w

dmitry shishkin continues the music collection festival in the large hall of the st.or ourselves, what is probably the biggest, biggest sin, eccentric ballet presents the premiere of the dance performance by sergei smirny, tomorrow will be paradise on the stage of the sverdlovsk theater of musical comedy, tomorrow will be paradise, this is a very atmospheric performance, a performance about a dream, a performance about inner excitement, so if... you have not forgotten how to dream, if you are sincere, you need be sure to attend this performance, so that you do not lose the desire to live, live, live and live again, the comedy theater is showing the play demons based on the novel by fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, the premiere of the production by the belgian director gikassier took place in september 2021, at the beijing national center for the performing arts by joyce didonato and orchestra. arts in hungary presents an updated exhibition of the borocco variation, dedicated to the art of historical hungary and its artistic connections with central europe from the 17th