matt: sean neville there, thank you. bloomberg technology speaks to business leaders and thinkers in boston, exploiting the state of biotech and -- exploring the state of biotech and fintech. emily chang will host at that tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. in your. -- in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm matt miller. the number of new covid cases last week hit an eight month low as more americans are vaccinated. in the ok, the prime minister announced more restrictions will be relaxed next week. we have with us the executive director of the international vaccine access center at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. the easy work has been done in the u.s. and the remaining parts will be vaccinating those who are hesitant, but should the u.s. focus on getting the vaccine out to countries like india, to africa and south america in order to stop concerns about mutants spreading? >> yes, that is exactly right. thank you for having me. our work is not done here in the united states. we st

a couple more of yourtweets, neville manchester airport., i manchester airport. a couple more of your tweets, neville says, i will probably have a treat in a cafe tomorrow, not going on a foreign holiday this year, in respect to those we have lost. of course, we always need to point out that not everyone who wants to travel abroad is going on a foreign holiday, they may be going to see family abroad. we heard about a one—year—old's birthday party in a garden, emily says it shout out to my mum turning 59, we are excited to make use of an indoor restaurant booking to celebrate tonight. a very happy birthday to her as well. keep your thoughts coming in. what are you planning to do? what are you still being cautious about? you can do that on twitter. in scotland, six people from three households can now meet indoors, and eight people from eight households outdoors. alcohol can be served inside pubs and restaurants until 10:30 at night. but restrictions are staying in place for at least another week in glasgow and moray, where rates of infection

no — much to the disgruntlement of neville rhoades, who emailed on tuesday.t that point to bbc news who gave us this statement. there was a similarly robust denial of wrongdoing we put that point to bbc news who gave us this statement. there was a similarly robust denial of wrongdoing by boris johnson last week after the bbc published leaked text messages between mrjohnson and sirjames dyson. the messages showed the prime minister saying he would "fix" concerns the businessman had over his employees�* tax bills if they moved to the uk to make ventilators at the start of the pandemic. if you think that there's anything remotely dodgy or weird or sleazy about trying to secure more ventilators at a time of a national pandemic and doing everything in your power to do that, then i think you're out of your mind. and on wednesday, sirjames dyson wrote an article in the daily telegraph in which he laid into the way bbc news had reported the story. he went on to criticise laura kuenssberg, writing... sirjames added that he was responding to the prime minister's urgent

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nevil says the market is being skewed against oil and in favor of renewables even though green energy is in his estimation unreliable i think there is definitely pollution but i think it's not good for us to be reasonable about the way that you go about it and condemning $11.00 energy industry in order to supplement another energy industry that is intermittent energy. i think is shortsighted. but others see the future in wind texas state technical college and sweet water trains turbine technicians there's no shortage of students the industry off is good pay travel and opportunities for advancement and jobs not far from home. a lot of the students that come through here are from oil families so they know what it's like to the way of having money and everybody working and then when oil drops you know people are laid off and they you know they lose the money whereas and when it's steady. predicted for tina has already secured a child with a wind power company what makes the job so appealing. and money. manager. the students here acknowledge the need for clean energy but they certainly do

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. >> reporter: stanford researchers believe this will neville a wider range of people with spinal cordcal disorders such as lou gehrig's disease to communicate faster on mobile devices. david louis, abc7 news. >> that is remarkable in truly a game changer. >> it's incredible. >>> more news tonight. "world news with david muir" is up next. >>> for all of us here, thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast is at 6:00. we hope to see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. sometimes they say, "it might work, it might not work." and so i ask myself the question, like, "why even get the vaccine, if it can also harm you?" for me, it's like taking a 50/50 chance. hi andrea. some say that the vaccine is harmful or that it might not work, but that's not true. millions of people have been vaccinated with no ill effects. and i can tell you that getting the vaccine is far safer than not getting it. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. those lines for gas up and down the east c

kane's been speaking with gary neville on the former manchester united defender�*s youtube show.e honour in his first season in the english game after signing for city from benfica last summer. he's the first defender to win it since liverpool's steve nicol 32 years ago. dias beat his team—mate kevin de bruyne and harry kane in a poll of almost 700 writers. leeds united vice chairman paraag marathe says he wants to help the club become one of the biggest in the world. marathe is president of 49ers enterprises, the investment arm of national football league side the san francisco 49ers, which increased its stake in leeds united to 37% earlier this year. i think the sky's the limit. i think that leeds united can be, should be, will be one of the biggest clubs in the world. i think this year it is evidenced by the fact that the confidence, flair, style that we play with isjust, it's entertaining football. i think we will look back on today and say that this was the beginning of something very special. former england striker eni aluko has been appointed as sporting director of the ne

to the plate, the commentator former— up to the plate, the commentator former man you player gary nevilleing grounds the money might be with the owners but they haven't actually — with the owners but they haven't actually invested in their club. i think— actually invested in their club. i think we — actually invested in their club. i think we could see quite a lot of power— think we could see quite a lot of power coming from the fans. we discussed power coming from the fans. - discussed the pay cheques of the players having way. the guardian their lead story senior torrey has said that mrjohnson should quit if he has found two of broken donation rules. . , he has found two of broken donation rules. .,, .,,, he has found two of broken donation rules. .,, , ., ., rules. douglas ross leader of the scottish conservatives _ rules. douglas ross leader of the scottish conservatives coming - rules. douglas ross leader of the | scottish conservatives coming out and seemingly breaking ranks with the rest of his party so far have always been tried be supportive of borisjohnson on this affair and was

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. >> i'm griff jenkins great to be with you and arthel neville are off today two big stories we're watching u.s. pipeline to slut down asktsing almost half of a fuel supplies for the east coast. plus, more bad news for new york governor andrew cuomo

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i want you to listen now to former united player red devils legend gary neville. he was at old trafford sunday. take a listen. >> i don't think they trust the owners of this club. they don't like them. they think they should leave. i think beyond today, i think the reality of it is it should be about reform and regulation and making sure that obviously they can't do it again. that really needs to be because obviously protesting is the right of every single person in this country to do that. we must retain that element of being able to protest. however, i think beyond today now, i think it's a case of making sure that the fans across the country unite to ensure there's reform in english football. that is the most important thing. if anything today, it's got to be a precursor to that or else it will be a waste of time today. >> reporter: we would certainly love to hear. the glazer family have an open invitation to speak to us. man united is a club saying that, look, they understand the passion of the fans, but they don't condo what ne what they s there on the pitch

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i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hi, arthel. thank you for joining us. i'm eric sean. at this hour we still do not know the reason for massive shooting that occurred last night. it happened at 90's theme party in curvierland county, near philadelphia. we are told hundreds of guests were attending the party and new jersey governor phil murphy this morning confirms that people were killed tweeting, quote, at this time at least 2 people have lost their lives including several with injuries that are life threatening. we hope those who died and families in our prayers today and we pray per those -- for those recovery that are injured. >> in curvierland county, rural part of the state in south jersey, 50 miles west of atlantic city and south of philadelphia. reportedly hundreds of people were at this party when all of a sudden shots were fired. 14 people have been shot. two tragically died. a 30-year-old man and 25-year-old woman of the 12 wounded at least one is in critical condition. i just got off the phone with cooper university hospital. 6 adults were rushed to the hosp

his speech because he really became prime minister in 1940 out of the crisis because that's from neville chamberlain's miss reading of hitler and hitler's intentions. and is it fair to say do you agree, was that even though they had they had been on opposite sides of the war that stalin had some of the same traits of hitler. name he was a tyrant. it was this idea of tyranny, to tell a therrien-ism. that churchill was trying to define as the real enemy. whether it was tyranny or to totalitarianism of the left of the right? >> yes exactly right, he has a phrase war in tyranny in the speech, and essentially the speeches about how you avoid war and defeat tyranny at the same time. to do that you have to be aligned with certain values. and this is the power of the speech and the effect of the speech. you have to be willing to demonstrate your willingness to fight. and that is what stalin reacted to. was that part and he knew this was aimed at him. so he organized so stone organizes an interview with providence, in which he attacks the speech in attacks churchill, and he says churchill is like

hello and welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville. >> hello ardell, thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. hamas accused of war crimes putting weapons on under tillery as israel purposely putting civilians at risk for the propaganda purposes. so far hamas has fired 2000 deadly weapons and deadly airstrikes in gaza city on buildings and killed dozens of people. israeli military destroyed the home of gaza's top hamas leader, this works the worst fighting since the 2014 gaza war, that lasted 15 days, benjamin netanyahu today defended the strikes on gaza saying the attacks will continue at full force and he will do whatever it takes to restore order and have israel protected citizens. >> woodring everything we can to hit the terrorists themselves their rockets, in their arms but were not going to let them get away with it, just imagine what would've happened if you had 2900 rockets fired on washington in new york, i think you would understand our position. arthel: we have fox news steve coverage former ambassador to the united nations danny will join us with analysis, ailey kellogg

. >> i'm griff jenkins great to be with you and arthel neville are off today two big stories we're watching cyberattack forcing a major u.s. pipeline to slut down asktsing almost half of a fuel supplies for the east coast. plus, more bad news for new york governor andrew cuomo state attorney general office is now reportedly xangsding its investigation of sexual harassment allegations. we have live team coverage on these stories alex hogan in new york on governor cuomo latest controversy but first christina coleman in santa monica california with an update on that massive chinese rocket hurdling down to earth. christina. reporter: hi griff, well that rocket is likely to hit down somewhere on earth in the water because this earth is mostly water about 70% of it. now the latest forecast indicate that this crash landing going to happen some time early tomorrow morning. around midnight in the south pacific. but again as very difficult to pin point an exact time and location -- >> when you're traveling as fast as this rocket body is traveling, if you're off project wring it is going reenter off b

neville bolden is chief of adolescent medicine at stanford. >> i've been practicing adolescent medicineworking specifically with young people with eating disorders for over 35 years. i have never seen this before. >> reporter: during the pandemic, the number of children referred to stanford for an eating disorder has skyrocketed. some need urgent care. >> they were severely malnourished and in dire need of medical hospitalization. >> it is uncharted territory. >> reporter: professor cindy greenberg at cal state fullerton cowrote a new report on the pandemic and childhood obesity. she says stressed-out parents may also play a role. >> even infants sense of parental anxiety. >> reporter: greenberg says if a parent is able to manage their own stress and anxiety -- >> a child often will be able to cope better. >> reporter: as for this family, they bought an outdoor trampoline, set up a waterslide , and devised a function that involves produce. >> this is a chart i printed off the web. it has the colors of the rainbow, which represent the fruits and veggies. >> reporter: the kids compete to

i'm arthel neville. hi, benjamin. >> i'm benjamin hall. i'm in for eric shawn. the gunfire broke out after midnight. no arrests made yet. law enforcement asking anyone with information to come forward. >> we had last night a billiard hall that was being rented out for a music performance. the victims were standing outside of the billiard hall when this white nissan pathfinder pulled up with three men, exited, one or two with assault rifles and began shooting into the crowd. >>> phil keating is live in miami with the latest. i gather this was a birthday party for a rapper, is that right? >> reporter: that is correct. it was a birthday party/concert and it was a big overflow crowd. so all of the shooting happened here in the parking lot behind me of this strip mall. the banquet hall had been rented out for a concert and slash birthday party. that's when three men jumped out of an suv after midnight and opened fire at a crowd of people in the parking lot. two people are dead, 20 to 25 others were injured or wounded in the chaos. this happened near hialeya in miami-

hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville.as firing thousands of rockets targeting israeli civilians and the country's heartland. meantime, an israeli airstrike leveled a high-rise in gaza housing the associated press, al-jazeera and other media outlets. israel says the terrorist organization, hamas, used that building to hide military assets. trey yingst is live in israel near tel aviv where night has fallen on the war zone. trey, what can you tell us? >> reporter: arthel the, good afternoon. today the israeli military targeted a building that does house international media outlets. the ids did not provide any evidence to support a claim that a hamas was using the building for their own operations. the associated press did release a statement today regarding the incident saying, quote: we are shocked and hour ifyed that the israeli military would target the building housing news organizations in gaza. they have long known the location of our bureau and knew journalists were there. the outs were notified ahead of the strikes.

. >> stephen: thank you, aaron neville. not helpful, but i love you, too.l, i guess one thing we do know, is that there's not enough news to fill 24-hour news. all lack of facts aside, insiders have said that investigators are looking into whether the stated value of properties owned by the former president were manipulated in a way that defrauded banks and insurance companies, and if any tax benefits were obtained illegally through unscrupulous asset valuation. well of course they're unscrupulous. this man has never scruped. investigators better bring an unscruper scooper. to find out whether he committed bank and/or tax fraud, rumor has it the investigation has put pressure on his organization's c.f.o. and man who sold his likeness to makers of cardboard pizza boxes, allen weisselberg. weisselberg has recently become the subject of a criminal tax investigation, and that has led to speculation that he will flip on the former president. and this guy has the receipts. weisselberg is the company's highest-ranking corporate officer who is not a member of the f

welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville.out before midnight last night happened in fairfield township about an hour or so outside of philadelphia

. >> i'm jacqui heinrich in for arthel neville.retary mayorkas went friday and said hundreds or crossing into the u.s. each day, the administration says it's getting a better handle on the situation by acting ice director tom homan says the biden team is losing sight of the big picture. it. >> they're going to get really good at releasing people very fast so there's no were under no overcrowding. the president said we got this under control, 80% less children aboard a bushel, no kidding, there releasing them faster, building more facilities and hotel rooms $375 a night to release from border patrol custody quicker into the interior of the united states, there just getting really good at releasing people quickly and they call that a success. jacqui: live in del rio texas with more. >> good afternoon the administration is saying things are starting to get more under control but that is not what were seen on the ground in del rio, yesterday we seen a ton of activity just like what we saw yesterday and just this week alone border patro

. >> i'm jacqui heinrich in for arthel neville. another failed drug test would add to the growing questions surrounding hall of fame trainer bob baffert whose horses failed five tests in more than a year. he denied any wrong-doing. eric: baffert is calling this a gut punch. charles watson is live in atlanta with more on the latest development. charles, what a surprise. >> reporter: hi, eric. the trainer, bob baffert, says medina spirit was found to have traces of a steroid in his system following a post race drug test. batchest says his crew -- baffert said his crew was notified on saturday about the failed drug test. medina spirit has not been officially stripped of his crown and baffert is denying any wrong-doing. baffert said he never treated medina spirit with the steroid and has no idea how it could have gotten into the horse's system. take a listen. >> yesterday, i got the biggest gut punch in racing, for something that i didn't do. and this is really -- it's disturbing. it's an injustice to the horse. >> reporter: this follo

glart i'm arthel neville smoke is clearing after cease-fire began before dawn yesterday. both israel and hamas claim hamas claiming victory in their 11-day conflict had hamas targeted israel with more than 4,000 rongts. really responded with aways of air strikes to try to degrade the terrorist group. we do have live fox news it coverage mark meredith is standing by at the white house on the growing democratic divide over support for israel and begin with mike tobin as cease-fire prepares to enter its second day. mike. small clashes in easter jerusalem and it is significant because that is where this latest round of violence was sparked. there was an effort to evacuate palestinian there that caused demonstrations in israeli arab townings those led to riots at the holy sites and clashes roughly two weeks ago inspired rocket fire from gaza. that clashes today were not major but they emphasize the fragility of the cease-fire survey of the damage in gaza takes simultaneous with the cleanup dead people are pulled from rubble of collapsed buildings. president biden says the aid

arthel: hello, i'm arthel neville.a health officials say over of 40 palestinians were killed in the latest israeli strikes, including 16 women and 10 children. hamas says it has fired nearly 3,000 rockets into israel. the biden administration calling for swift deescalation but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the military campaign will continue in full force for as long as necessary. >> thousands of rockets and missiles on our cities and i think any country has to defend itself and has a natural right of defense. arthel: let's go to tracee tret live on the israel, gaza border. trey. >> reporter: good afternoon. heavy israeli air strikes overnight as the factions fired on israels second largest city. the israeli security cabinet did meet today. reports indicate that israel is not interested in a cease fire at this time. we're getting new images out of gaza that show immense damage to much of the strip with the death toll rising there. there are questions about why israel targeted an apartment building with

arthel: hello, i'm arthel neville. senator tim scott doubling down on his belief that the u.s. is not a racist nation. it comes amid fallout over major pushback on the south carolina republican over his rebuttal to president biden's address to congress wednesday night. >> thank goodness, finally our president, vice president, one of the leaders in the democrat house, jim clyburn, have come forward and saying what i've been saying for a long time, america is not a racist country. is there a lingering effect after a couple centuries of racism in this country, the answer is absolutely. arthel: alex hogan has more on the speech fallout. >> reporter: hi, arthel. senator tim scott reaffirming some of the statements and coming on the back and forth we've seen this past week. he did address this once again today and repeated the statement that we've heard this past week, that he believes america is not a racist country. >> the question we should be debating and fighting over is how do we resolve those issues going forward. one side says i'm going to take from some to give to others. fi

i'm arthel neville. hi, benjamin. >> i'm benjamin hall. i'm in for eric shawn.rcement asking anyone with information to come forward. >> we had last night a billid

and it was mentioned earlier that he he really became a prime minister in 1940 out of the crisis of neville chamberlain's misreading if you will of of hitler hitler's intentions and part of what he was saying it. is it fair to say and would you agree? was that even though they had been obviously on opposite sides of the war that hitler the stalin had some of the same traits of hitler namely he was a tyrant there was this idea of tyranny italitarianism that that churchill was trying to to define as the real enemy whether it was a a tyranny or totalitarianism of the left or of the right? exactly, right. he has a phrase war and tyranny in the in the speech and and essentially the speeches about how you avoid war and defeat tyranny at the same time but to do that you have to be allied over certain values and you have to demonstrate and and this is the power of the speech and the effect of the speech you have to be willing to demonstrate your willingness to to fight and that's what stalin reacted to was. was that part he knew this was aimed at him so he he organizes install an organizes a an int

welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville. hi eric. >> hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn, the gunfire broke out before midnight last night happened in fairfield township about an hour or so outside of philadelphia new jersey governor phil murphy says hundreds were at that party when the gunfire suddenly erected and some people running for their lives. the local nonprofit telling fox news the community is heartbroken but united. >> were trying to keep everybody safe and make sure things don't escalate this is going to be the turning point that brings us together to really turn the tide on what is been happening here in our area. eric: the very latest on the mass shooting in our country and our newsroom. >> we are told the mass shooting took place at a birthday party in about a couple hundred people attendance in all ages, it was mostly outdoors people enjoying the summer weather in rural cumberland county and south jersey 50 miles south of philadelphia when gunfire abruptly just before midnight and in the e

arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville.have two other big stories as well, authorities investigating a possible case of human smuggling in texas where more than 90 migrants were discovered inside a houston home yesterday. plus, president biden pitching his tax and spend plan to america this week as republicans and reportedly even some democrats push back against the costs of his proposals. we have live fox team coverage on these stories. william la jeunesse is in texas with the latest on the unfolding investigation, mark meredith standing by in delaware with more of president biden's spending plan, but we begin with christina coleman with details on california's plan to make tens of thousands of prisoners eligible for early release. christina. >> reporter: arthel, reaction is pouring in from republicans on this. san francisco gop party chair says these changes are dangerous. >> it's not san francisco. we have, you know, murders are up in san francisco, burglaries, home invasions are up in san francisco. and now we're going

i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello. thank you for joining us on this sunday. i'm eric shawn.t of defense says it no longer is paying for the wall with military funds that were deverted by former president trump so building the wall has stopped. but migrants, well, they continue to flood into the southern border and republicans like texas governor greg abbott claim that the president's policies are making it easier for cartels and criminal organizations to take advantage of this influx. >> the first 100 days of the biden administration, they've been great for the cartels, for the gangs, for the you human traffickers who have been exploiting the border because what happens is you have all these young migrants surge the border and the border patrol officers are occupied dealing with those who are surged in and that's when the cartels and gang members are able to use the open spaces to sneak across the more high value people, such as terrorists, such as people with criminal records and as well as fentanyl, the drugs and things like that. eric: the administration says it is trying

i'm arthel neville. hello, benjamin. benjamin: and i'm benjamin hall. i'm in for eric shawn.re following two big stories this hour. the my grant surge continues at the border. and a mexican national who came to the u.s. as an illegal immigrant found guilty in the murder of mollie tibbetts. we will hear from one of the jurors. arthel: we have live fox news team coverage. alex hogan on the mollie tibbetts case and aishah hasnie following the worder crisis -- border crisis. but first, charles watson as the travel surges, what's happening there, charles? >> reporter: arthel, it's been consistently busy here at douglas international airport. you probably wouldn't know it because the lines are a lot smaller, but i promise you there were long lines this morning for as far as the eye can see. this is an indication that the airports expect ourlines were ready for the -- and the airlines were ready for the memorial day crush. american airlines alone expects 300,000 customers to fly with them from charlotte. as you look at the national picture, airlines are expecting to see crowds compa

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and also calling pal palomino leader i'm arthel neville. >> thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn meanwhilelence rages oz high-rise office building in gaza that house associated press and other media outlets. israel saying that that building was used by hamas the terrorist organization, to hide its military assets. this as hamas continues to fire even more rockets targeting israeli civilians and the country's heart land while ids says hamas uses civilian buildings including beach resort to hide tunls and weapons deposed to attack the jewish state and deadly fighting now spreading to west bank. many wondering if a full scale war could be around the corner former secretary of state mike pompeo also weighing in on the continued attacks. what's happening tragic whether inside of israel is of value. but these trrgses have to stop what they're doing israel has every right to defend itself. eric: we have live fox news team coverage standing by in israeli suburb of tel-aviv where a man killed by a rocket there with the latest on west bank. trey on israeli border as fighting escalating between israe

hello everyone welcome to brand new hour of fox news live, our arthel neville hello mr.l. >> in for eric shawn today say it screened more than 1.9 million across the u.s. today that is the highest volume of flyers since start of the pandemic officials now warning travelers to pack their patience to increase crowds. and some people living along east coast could say delay due to poor weather. charles watson live at the international airport for us. what's it like there? >> well benjamin, it's a lot of traffic moving in an out and you know this is expected to be the busiest weekend for douglas international airports and to start of the pandemic, and from what we're seeing today that proven to be true as thousands of people literally pour in and out of these terminals to get to their memorial day weekend. memorial day weekend destination taking a look at the larger picture this is a major weekend for airlines across the country. they're expecting to see crowds comparable it to prepandemic levels with more than 2.5 million people traveling by plane to memorial day weekend des

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i'm arthel the neville. hi, benjamin. benjamin: and i'm benjamin hall.he chaos began after midnight when a white suv pulled up to the building. police say three people got out and began firing on the crowd before speeding off. phil keating is live in miami with the latest. phil, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, two straight nights of mass shootings this memorial day weekend in miami. the latest happening right here in this strip mall parking lot just after midnight. out there on the crime scene, and it's a big crime scene, there's about a hundred bullet casings, and you also see bullet holes in some of the car windows still here at the scene. a banquet hall had been rented out for a rapper's birthday party, and then police say those three men opened fire on the crowd. a 50-year-old man just with showed up an hour ago very upset, very emotional as well as other people who knew some of those shot. the father says his 28-year-old son is one of the two dead. the bodies remain in front of that banquet hall, incidentally, and he vows vengeance asking f

kane's been speaking with gary neville on the former manchester united defender�*s youtube show.eat his team—mate kevin de bruyne and harry kane in a poll of almost 700 writers. leeds united vice chairman paraag marathe says he wants to help the club become one of the biggest in the world. marathe is president of the 49ers enterprises, the investment arm of national football league side the san francisco 49ers, which increased its stake in leeds united to 37% earlier this year. i think the sky's the limit. i think that leeds united can be, should be, will be one of the biggest clubs in the world. i think this year it is evidenced by the fact that the confidence, flair, style that we play with isjust, it's entertaining football. three, four years from now, we're going to look back on today i think we will look back on today and say that this was the beginning of something very special. former england striker eni aluko has been appointed as sporting director of the new los angeles—based side angel city fc. she left a similar position at aston villa women last week. angel city wll h

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i'm marcel neville. >> and i'm alicia acuna.leak theory. >> these lab leaks happen all the time. even here in the united states. we've had mishaps. in china, the last six known outbreaks of sars 1 has been out of labs, including last outbreak, which was an extensive outbreak that china initially wouldn't disclose that it came out of a lab. >> mark meredith is live with more. mark? >> the white house says they're working to better understand how the pandemic first began. the president asked his intelligence community to come up with a report detailing the origins. experts admit that we may never know for sure how this began. the president has asked for the report in the next three months or so. two theories remain at the top of the list. including it may have emerged from a natural contact with a human and animal and it was a laboratory accident. the assistant director of national intelligence for strategic communication writes the intelligence community continues to examine all available evidence, consider different perspectives