iain watson, thank ou, iain campaign roles. iain watson, thank you, iain watson _ campaign roles.on with _ campaign roles. iain watson, thank you, iain watson with the _ campaign roles. iain watson, thank you, iain watson with the latest - you, iain watson with the latest from westminster. we have the latest count coming in which is the liberal democrats who have taken control of st albans council after gaining more seats on wednesday —— sunday morning. the council was previously under no overall control. it has been a battleground for quite some time. as of this morning the liberal democrats have taken control. they already have the local mp, she is daisy cooper and she has tweeted not surprisingly saying she thinks this is an amazing result. she says she's super proud of the st albans liberal democrats because they have taken control of the district council. it's been a patchy couple of days for the liberal democrats, but there we are, a gain for them. tomorrow the prime minister will announce a relaxation in social distancing measures — which will permit intimate contact betwee

watson coleman: thank you very much. with a little bit more than a minute, i would like to direct a question to ms. chaney. you mentioned the 55% of tsa personnel are members -- people of color, making it one of the most diverse components of dhs. in your testimony, you explain how passing the rights for tsa workforce act is absolutely a matter of equity, and i couldn't agree more. what message does it send that one of the government's most diverse workplaces also happens to be the lowest paid? ms. chaney: i think it sends a message that we don't care about this workforce, that they are not respected, that they are not valued, that their sacrifices are not valued. and i know that's not what we mean. when we go through the airport, i've seen members of congress do it. we say, thank you for your service. but what people hear, particularly in america, we pay them properly, we give them fair benefits. the federal government is a great place to work, but if you don't have the benefits of the federal government, it's not a gre

we're back with journalist carlos watson.. you talk to everybody from finneas to fauci. i love having big guests, but it's usually the people i did not expect to really enjoy that i remember. >> i love it when you say, so there's a lot. when marsalis, the jazz musician, when he came on, even though i admired him from afar, there was something in me that needed to talk to him that day. he was insightful, funny, warm, kind of in the middle of covid and everything that was going on, and i don't know if you've ever had that happen but really it was almost kind of like soul soothing, almost. so i put him in that kag. the singer her. i don't know if you know the young musician her who's terrific. >> stephen: sure. he's 23 years old. she's a bright and brilliant and interesting and confident and it's almost like she was ushered in from the '70s. she's like kind of -- someone almost like janis joplin/curtis mayfield, kind of married, had a child and that person showed up. those are the two more interesting ones, i think. >> stephen:

iain watson at westminster, _ of adults. iain watson at westminster, thank - of adults.watson at westminster, thank you | of adults. iain watson at - westminster, thank you very of adults. iain watson at _ westminster, thank you very much. we can find out is what the labour position is asjonathan ashworth joints meet now. thank you for talking to us on bbc news. do you rule out lock downs that this is not at all appropriate any longer? i join you tonight for my kitchen in leicester— join you tonight for my kitchen in leicester where we never left lockdown for over a year so i know how difficult local lockdown tsar. i would _ how difficult local lockdown tsar. i would strongly recommend that local lockdowns should be the last thing we need _ lockdowns should be the last thing we need to do. what we have to do now is_ we need to do. what we have to do now is quickly get up off of this variant— now is quickly get up off of this variant with speed and total resolve _ variant with speed and total resolve. many people tonight will be deeply— resolve. many people tonight will b

iain watson, our olitical more of an impact.rrespondent _ more of an impact. iain watson, our political correspondent in _ political correspondent in westminster with all the latest from the labour party, thank you very much indeed. the cabinet office minister, michael gove, has refused to be drawn on whether the government at westminster would challenge a second scottish independence referendum in the courts. he said the focus of the devolved administration in edinburgh should be the recovery from the pandemic. but the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, warned number ten against using legal arguments. it comes as the prime minister invites the leaders of the devolved nations to a summit on how to recoverfrom the pandemic. i asked our political correspondent at holyrood — nick eardley — how quickly nicola sturgeon might try to go for another independence referendum. probably not for a while. i think you will see nicola sturgeon make a very public play in the next couple of days about going back to work and focusing on

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s is extended help as the country grapples with the deadly search box is charles watson has details on the much needed aid as well as new travel restrictions. the u. s will restrict travel from india as the country deals with the devastating covid-19 surge. the policy was recommended by the centers for disease control and prevention and will go into effect on tuesday. it bars most non us citizens from entering the united states, with a few exceptions, such as permanent residents and students think joe biden administration has. been more lenient with this compared to the previous administration because they're allowing certain categories to come in understanding that they know there is an urgency for these, uh students and are the visa holders to be able to come in. the restriction comes as india struggles to contain the second wave of infections for the first time anywhere in the world, the country reported more than 400,000 new cases on saturday alone, bringing its tally to more than 19 million since the. pandemic started. india also ramped up its vaccination effort saturday, opening

i'mjohn watson. warm welcome along to the programme. i'm john watson. the headlines tonight.istory makers — chelsea, wsl champions for a fourth time. cavani keeps the pl title race alive, as united beat villa. and lewis hamilton battles back to win in spain. good evening. chelsea have won the women's super league title for the second season in a row, a 5—0 victory over reading ending any hopes manchester city had of pipping them to the title on the final day of the season. we'll hearfrom chelsea head coach emma hayes in a moment, but first, our reporterjo currie who was at kingsmeadow. history in their sites. chelsea over that a win at home to reading would notjust hand in the league title but also their second trophy and a potential quadruple win campaign. and when you're chasing civil war, quick starts can be crucial for civilian minute on the clock when melanie leupolz�*s strike. it seemed the only knock up could come from each other. the captain eventually checking this off to carry on. just before the break, fran kirby and sam kerr combining as they have done some eight

mister watson are you availabl to present ? >> i'm ready. good afternoon, thank you chair melgar, supervisor peskin and preston and supervisor mandelman. it's an honor to testify on their behalf today, especially lesbian visibility today. my name is shane watson representing the lyon-martin housewhich includes 227 people from around the world who have signed on in support of this land marking . the lyon-martin landmark would be the first landmark in the western united states to recognize and affirm the significance of simply put, lesbian love. yes, this house was the headquarters of intense activism for all people under the queer rainbow but it was also chris's house in the morning but also the truly extraordinary thing for me is this really proud and out lesbian couple was able to legally purchase these two lots in1965 with no trouble . it's such a simple thing but in honestly consequential when you think about how 651 duncan was arefuge for so many people . especially offering a safe haven or alternative to the bars in the 1950s and 60s an

here's our political correspondent iain watson. so long now the message has been tuesday apart, but today the prime minister was sounding optimistic that we would be able to move closer, next month. it looks to me as though 21st ofjune, we will be able to say that social distancing as we currently have to do it, the one metre plus, i think we have got a good chance, a good chance, of being able to dispense with one metre plus. being able to dispense with one metre nus-— metre plus. that would make entertainment _ metre plus. that would make entertainment venues - metre plus. that would make entertainment venues more | metre plus. that would make - entertainment venues more viable, but the government's review on social distancing in england is yet to report and it is possible we might still be advised to wear masks in cinemas and theatres and on public transport. but the enticing prospect of spring and summer sunshine seems to be moving closer. later this week the government is expected to confirm the ban on going holiday abroad fro

mrs watson is behind you and we will let ou was. clouds around as well. this cloud is the sign of a really intense thunderstorm and across north—east england, county durham, this was one of the places where we had held strong working its way through. last month was very dry. one of the driest places in april was in fife, scotland. one of the wettest places so far this month. well over a month �*s worth of rain and there is loads more to come through this week, notjust in scotland but across the whole of the british isles. it is going to be a particularly unsettled run of weather. rain associated with low pressure, here is our low pressure over the top of the uk and the thing with this, normally they move through to the north and east and clear out of the way but this one can't do that because we have a blocking error of high pressure around scandinavia and west russia and that is keeping the low trap over our skies here in the british isles and that means we have more of these showers to come. lots of shell are still around at the m

center which is a part of the watson institute. the center seeks to impact american politics and policy through scholarship, public opinion polling, conferences, workshops, research, internships and a robust series of speakers think tanks and public officials. this year we have been placing special emphasis on the 2020 national elections which has followed as the new administration grapple with issues of public health crisis, social justice, education and commitment for the rule of law with a roster of outstanding speakers and programs senator carl levin is arriving a few minutes late and will be joining us shortly. there is some possibility, the senator may have to leave before the very end of the program. we are joined tonight by the executive director of the center at wayne state law school. later in the program if necessary we will discuss the mission at the center. welcome to you. senator carl levin is the longest-serving senator in michigan history. he was born in detroit and earned his bachelors degree in political science a

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here's rob watson again. an awful lot — think that. here's rob watson again.awful lot of politicaljournalist - an awful lot of politicaljournalist do think— an awful lot of politicaljournalist do think the kind of allegations made _ do think the kind of allegations made about mrjohnson's fitness for office _ made about mrjohnson's fitness for office and _ made about mrjohnson's fitness for office and the allegation that while he could _ office and the allegation that while he could forgive mrjohnson's performance of the start of the crisis _ performance of the start of the crisis -- — performance of the start of the crisis -- we _ performance of the start of the crisis —— we could forgive, where he was cuipabie, — crisis —— we could forgive, where he was culpable, according to the former— was culpable, according to the former adviser — and this is the difficult — former adviser — and this is the difficult bit _ former adviser — and this is the difficult bit — last september, mr johnson — difficult bit — last september, mr johnson didn't want a lockdown and ten

political correspondent, rob watson. talking all day, i know, about how these rults in england show the post-brexit political realignment. what is the thesis? rob: well, it goes something like this, and i should say first of all, good evening. number one, the success of the covid vaccine has played a huge part in the conservative success. absolutely, this is what i've referred to as the revolutionary post-brexit realignment in british politics. the thesis is essentially this -- that, for many years, basically people who were less well educated, less well-off tended to vote on the left. they voted for the main opposition labour party, but many of those people voted to leave the eu in 2016, and its many of those people who now seem to have transferred their allegiance to the center-right populist conservative party, a phenomenon that has been seen in the united states and seen in other western european countries. laura: but if we look at scotland, some rather different is happening there tonight. could there potentially be

before that, here is bbc political correspondent rob watson. >> it was an astonishing seven hours becausethe breadth of dominic cummings's critique and because this is the first account of deep inside the government of exactly how the covid crisis unfolded, in a way that is profoundly unflattering to the british system and several key politicians, including the prime minister. people question what kind of a witness mr. cummings is and what his motives were. but i think that is why it is so striking. it is the first account from deep inside the government. >> dominic cummings was answering questions on the government response to the pandemic. here he is with boris johnson in 2019. he was part of the prime minister's inner circle. he was also chief advisor to the prime minister when the pandemic hit in march of last year. in november, he quit. here he is leaving downing street. there is an awful lot to work through from this testimony. let's start with mr. cummings questioning the eligibility of many of those in charge of decisions last year, including himself. >> completely crackers that s

meanwhile, on the court british hopesjohanna konta and heather watson have both been knocked out of thent two years ago, was beaten by world number 5a sorana cirstea. it finished 7—6, 6—2 to leave konta with just three wins in 2021 so far, while watson also lost in straight sets earlier to kazakhstan's zarina diyas. bit of history made on monday. we had the first night match in french open history, but no fans were there sadly, because of the 9pm curfew in paris due to the pandemic — they would have seen serena williams beat romania's irina camelia begu. williams on the hunt for a record—equalling 24th major title. it was a tough first set for the american though — she eventually won the tie—break to go one set up and never looked back as she cruised through the second set, winning 7—6, 6—2 under the lights. defending champion, iga swiatek celebrated her 20th birthday with victory over ka yuvan from slovenia. she's looking to become the first player in 14 years to successfully retain the women's title. the polish eighth seed beat her best friend on the tour — 6—love , 7—5. you never kno

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watson. doesn't look a whole lot like me. mr. watson. it said the police here are willing to work with us and cooperate peacefully like our first amendment allows. and the video reveals officer robishaw and he is saying, we're not against you, you need to show us, do you understand, no attacking, no assault. remain calm. and then you have mr. watson who comes back and he turns to the group there and says, we're not going to assault. we're going to be heard. everybody. this must be peaceful. so there were people engaging in violence for which they need to be punished. and there were people who were trying to engage peacefully. and that was most of the tens of thousands who were outside the capitol that didn't come into the capitol that have been down for the president's speech at the other end of constitution or pennsylvania avenue that didn't even have time to get up here to the capitol before some folks entered the capitol. so there is a lot that needs to be learned and i hope that we will have friends on the other side of the aisle who

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it's an infield hit for murphy, but is throwing her on watson that allows models and to score game tiedive, but not for long bottom of the inning. the angels have runners. the corners against dale. that's where a justin upton hits a fly ball to left deep enough to score taylor ward. that was the winning run is the angels hang on 65 envious winning streak at three games, lots more for you late tonight with phil mickelson. what a day that was for him? yeah, that beautiful. all right, joe. thank you. just to see the crowd. there was an erupting and at level long career and isn't it jo, the u. s. open is next at torrey pines, june 17th coming up soon after. lately. his home turf? yeah all right. it'll be exciting to watch, joe. thank you. thanks for joining us, everybody. good for joining us, everybody. good nigh buona sera, luigi's pizza. buona sera. it means "good evening" in italian. may i say, having to explain that to you calls into question the authenticity of your ristorante? okay, i'm out of here. un momento. oh, for heaven's sake. now you're being deliberately stupid. where are you

watson who is never gone past the second round this tournament lost in straight sets to serena diaz from beaten 7—6— six by castille. meanwhile defending champion celebrated her 20th birthday with victory over cal you from slovenia. she is looking to become the first player in 14 years to successfully retain her title. the polish eight seed beat her best friend onto our six love, 7—5. you never know what�*s gonna happen as it defending champion. never been in a situation like that. i�*m really glad they could handle that pretty well. and play tennis. like play a normal match. without having it in the back of my mind that i�*m defending the title. playing in his first grand slam roger federer showed no sign and dismantling in straight sets. confirmation that they are of johanna konta and heather watson�*s first round meaning there are no brits left in the women�*s draw. better news and the man. nori is the only player left in the french singles. he�*s beaten the american in straight sets that puts him on track for a potential collage with rafael nadal with king of the clay in the third ro

ben watson, great having you on. you've adjusted to life after football. meanwhile, an announcement for you. it is a book coming out this november. it's "the president and freedom fighter." how abraham lincoln and frederic douglas combined to save america's soul. there's still more to know. i hope you watch "fox and friends" over the weekend from 6:00 to 10:00 and listen to my show monday through friday and catch me back on monday on merchandise. will cain will be here. tucker carlson is next. cue the drums. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." there's stunning new video just out. shot by the u.s. navy off the coast of san diego. it shows an unidentified flying object descending from the school and disappearing into the pacific ocean. if you dismissed ufos as ridiculous, you'll want to see this tape. we'll show it to you in just a

let's speak to our political correspondent iain watson — who's in westminster.has been under pressure from bereaved families and from the lib dems and from labour to announce this full independent public inquiry, but it did announce it would not begin until the spring of next year. now, he also acknowledged in the house of commons this probably was not going to be soon enough for the bereaved families, but he said he could notjustify moving medical staff and advisors away from the front line fighting this pandemic into giving evidence under oath to a public inquiry. there is also a question of notjust does it start, but when does it end? he said he wanted to have the report for the conclusions within a reasonable timescale, but he also said there had been months of preparation so it is perfectly possible should he call an early election for example in 2023 that it will not have reached its conclusion by then. keir starmer is calling for the widest possible consultation on terms of reference in conjunction with the bereaved families. thank ou ve with the bereaved

meanwhile, on the court, british hopesjohanna konta and heather watson have both been knocked out ofone who reached the semifinals of this tournament two years ago, was beaten by world number 54 sorana cirstea. it finished 7—6, 6—2 to leave konta with just three wins in 2021 so far, while watson also lost in straight sets earlier to kazakhstan's zarina diyas. defending champion iga swiatek celebrated her 20th birthday with victory over ka yuvan of slovenia. she's looking to become the first player in 14 years to successfully retain her title. the polish eighth seed beat her best friend on the tour 6—0, 7—5. you never know what is going to happen when you are coming out on the court as defending champion because i've never been in a situation like that. so i'm really glad i could handle that pretty well and just play tennis and play a normal match without having it in the back of my mind that i'm defending the title. in the men's draw, cameron norrie is the last remaining briton involved. he won in straight sets over american bjorn fratangelo. norrie's already made it to two atp final

here's our political correspondent, iain watson. for so long now, the message has been tuesday apart, but today the prime minister was sounding optimistic that we would be able to move closer, next month. it looks to me as though 21st ofjune, we will be able to say that social distancing as we currently have to do it, the one metre plus, i think we have got a good chance, a good chance, of being able to dispense with one metre plus. that would make entertainment venues more viable, but the government's review on social distancing in england has yet to report and it is possible we might still be advised to wear masks in cinemas and theatres and on public transport. but the enticing prospect of spring and summer sunshine seems to be moving closer. later this week the government is expected to confirm the ban on going holiday abroad from england will be lifted on 17th may. and the eu has raised the prospect today of allowing non—essential travel from countries with good vaccination rates, such as the uk. but the government is set to in

tom watson was jumping all over the place.: so, when players are playing golf in a tournament, so you areaired with somebody, do you actually talk during-- when you're walking down the fairway? jack: sure. david: they talk? i thought some, they didn't even talk to each other. jack: no, no, the guys are good friends. arnold and i had a fierce rivalry. and we blew more tournaments for ourselves trying to beat each other than worrying about the field. but we would get off the golf course, and we would look at it and we'd say, "yeah, we did it again. we both shot 75 while everybody else shot 65." but just the two of us tried to beat eachther. but then we would shake hands and say, "ok, where are you going to dinner tonight?" so, you know, that's-- i lo the golf kids today. i loved watching when gary woodland finished, i don't know if you saw on television, but you saw 4 or 5 of the other players, 6 of them were out congratulating him. when justin thomas won the pga two years ago, ricky fowler and jordan spieth were waiting for him

watson a lot to prevent it from continuing? my expertise is in election operations so i'm not the expert here to answer that but i think there needs to be some accountability. >> host: there might be a text message from minneapolis with a simple question who is funding the arizona audit? >> guest: i'm not sure we know. i don't know other than white we have seen reported in the first $150,000 of that audit supported by taxpayers and the rest of it which we know is going to far exceed that based on the coliseum that they are renting and the number of days they are renting it on the 14th and its continuing and we don't know whatwh it's going to end althouh the security they have there in all the people they have hired in all the equipment is put together so we know the costs are far exceeding that but we don't know. it's privately funded. >> host: this is a response to an earlier caller jody sang jennifer has kind eyes with her credential and what's the proof that she is not uninformed? as a cyber attack by dominion and democrats

therapist shweta ashley watson says many young people who come to her feel hopeless and anxious over an uncertain future will also collectively going to a traumatic experience right now. on anxiety. which means that none of us. to handle and. i was difficult. she was in adds that being constantly connected with the world online and accessing new information why helpful is also impacting the country's youth. well i guess you know. those who make a majority image of these very very generating very distressing in regions not the west state and that in reading some nice and or museums i don't think it's an experience that any of us will ever recover from yes we need help. on this yes he. regards there are. plenty of increase conversations about both. have been doing what they can to help my athlete thing the quest for emergency aid on social media they say that while there is an overpowering feeling of helplessness there is also some optimism in the way young people have been mobilizing help in these times. the 1000 texan campaign is well underway with millions already vaccinated surpris

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. >> eric watson covers politics in congress for bloomberg news. good monday morning. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> host: let's begin with this headline in your report at bloomberg .com for the president this week a pivotal week as he meets with congressional leaders on wednesday, the headline saying that this meeting is a point in dealmaking, pivotal point in dealmaking, what is the significance of this meeting on wednesday that will include republican leaders kevin mccarthy of the house and senator mitch mcconnell? >> guest: that is the headline meaning of the week. thee big first time the presidet biden met with the top leaders in congress would be house speaker and chuck schumer the majority leader will be there as well. it's also a follow-up meeting on thursday with other key republican players on every structure and so combined they really, it's a real turning point. democrats say they will giveg bipartisanship a chance and they really have to do that because their members like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema wanted to be a bip

angus watson, keeping a close eye on that, joining us live from sidney. appreciate it. >>> the world health organization is investigating a possible new coronavirus variant in vietnam. the w.h.o. is working with the country's health ministry after four people were confirmed infected. the suspected variant looks like it has some characteristics of variants first detected in india and the uk. one top w.h.o. official says they expect to see more variants emerge. about half of the vaccines will go to health care and health care workers and people over 45. the country has the ability to produce its own vaccines, yet it still suffered from supply shortages and has been unable to deliver on promised vaccines to the government covax program. they are hoping it will ensure better planning by states. >>> starting today france will require british travelers to quarantine for a week when entering the country, and it's due to a rise of new covid infections in the uk, and even with a relatively low case rate, experts say britain is still battling the spread of the vari

fox news charles watson has more on the horse and the reaction from its famous trainer. there's no one here. medina spirits. kentucky derby victory is now in jeopardy on sunday hall of fame trainer bob baffert revealed his horse tested positive for more than twice the legal amount of beta methods own a steroid used to treat pain and inflammation. churchill down suspended baffert indefinitely, releasing a statement saying, in part quote, failure to comply with the rules and medication protocols jeopardizes the safety of the horses and jockeys, the integrity of our sport. and the reputation of the kentucky derby and all who participate. churchill downs will not tolerate it. the legendary trainer who denies any wrongdoing, says he's not sure how the drug ended up in the horse's system. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something that i didn't do. this isn't bathrooms first time in the hot seat, medina spirit is the trainers fifth horse to have felt a drug test in just over a year. why does it happening? you know to me, you know there's problems in racing, but it's n

watson is meant to have said back in 1943 a good example of how bad we can be at predicting the future and that includes the inventions that have the potential to transform how we live and work this week on made where looking at the innovation economy. well you can have the best idea in the world but if you can't capture people's imaginations that amazing invention of yours will never see the light of day you need funding to get that you need investors and you have to be convincing they're the ones you have to win over 1st well before the consumer the other thing is that the investors have to believe they going to get their money back from you and make a return of the a big one it's risky business but no pain no gain and the rules haven't changed even in this pandemic or maybe you could say coke at 19 when the appetite for some real risk taking. a life saving vaccine and a huge money maker early investors in the german company biotech and now sitting pretty one of them was acting on behalf of a venture capital fund but i think we put in 13 and a half 1000000 and this got our shareholde

iain watson with the latest from westminster., michael gove, has refused to be drawn on whether the government at westminster would challenge a second scottish independence referendum in the courts. he said the focus of the devolved administration in edinburgh should be the recovery from the pandemic. but the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, warned number ten against using legal arguments. it comes as the prime minister invites the leaders of the devolved nations to a summit on how to recoverfrom the pandemic. it follows another triumphant victory for the snp. let's take a look at the results in scotland. snp are on 64 — up one seat — conservatives in second with 31 seats, labour down two seats on 22, and the greens on eight seats — up two, and lib dems on four — down one seat. which means that there is a majority for independence supporting parties at holyrood. let's speak now to nick eardley in edinburgh. 0f let's speak now to nick eardley in edinburgh. of course there is a mandate in the sense the majority of msps

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with watson on a hybrid cloud they can use ai to help predict client needs and get the data they need to quickly design coverage for each one. businesses that want personalization and speed are going with a smarter hybrid cloud using the technology and expertise of ibm. nice bumping into you. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. we want to check what's happening with the selloff in cryptocurrencies today still down double digits today bitcoin is sitting right around 38,000 that mark here also off the worse lows of the session trading as low as $30,000 per coin bitcoin currently 40% below the record level that's taken a toll on the companies with bitcoin on the balance sheets like coinbase as an exchange. microstrategy. some down 30% in a month coinbase with a particularly rough start on the public markets. almost 50% off its high from that same day. coinbase had some problems this morning but it is off the session lows back over to you. >> thank you. >>> al tat the same time cathie wood says from ark bitcoin go to $50 $500,000 what's the case for crypto let's bring in dan doliv along wit

charles watson is live in atlanta with details. reporter: medina spirit kentucky derby win is in serious jeopardy. now the hammer is coming down on the horses legendary trainer who as of today is banned from churchill downs racetrack. in a statement the racetrack says failure to comply with the rules and medication protocols jeopardizes the safety of the horses and jockeys and the integrity of our sport and the reputation of the kentucky derby and all who participate. churchill downs will not tolerate. he said he was notified on saturday that more than twice the allowable amount of the steroid was found in medina spirit following a post race drug test. he denies any wrongdoing and unsure how it ended up in the horses system. >> the biggest judgment in racing is for something that i did not do. it is disturbing. it is complete injustice. but i will fight it tooth and nail. i always to the horse. i/o it to the owner and a over to the industry . reporter: the news of a failed drug test comes less than one week before the preakness sta

charles watson. thanks so much.as the nypd searches for a person of interest in connection to the shooting that injured two adults and a 4-year-old girl in time square in broad daylight. alex hogan live in new york city with the latest. hello, alex. alex: hi, mike, i talked with people that were there at the time explaining the terrifying moment when gunfire rang out in the middle of times square, of course, an extremely popular tourist site for people from around the world. now police have released this security footage and the photo of a person of interest, one they are still looking for. the shootings in new york city have only increased in recent weeks, renewing calls to curve violence in the city. so this time last year shooting incidents have increased more than 83%, shooting victims have gone up by more than 78%. yesterday in times square the victims included 3 females, 4-year-old who was toy shopping with her parents. that ended up with her needing surgery last night. a 23-year-old tourist visiting new york

angus watson bringing us the latest from sydney. appreciate it. >>> the ipd began government said it will deliver nearly 120 million doses of covid vaccines in june. about half will go health care and front line workers and people over 45. india is the world's largest vaccine maker but has been unable to deliver on 200 million vaccine doses it promised to the global vax program due to a string of virus outbreaks. officials hope announcing the latest delivery will ensure better planning by states. starting today, france will require british travelers to quarantine for a week when entering the country. it's due to a rise in new covid infections in the uk, even with a relatively low case rate, experts said britain is a battling the spread of the variant first identified in india. other eu countries are also taking notice of britain's rise in cases. germany and uaustria have place restrictions on flights or travelers from the uk. and cnn's bianca nabilo is standing by in london. good to see you. it's hard, isn't it? the successful vacci

production as a commission call some countries which are already capable of producing that seems and watson. i did a large part of a population follows you example, and immediately start to shares, production place, other countries in, since you have been under pressure to present an alternative to waving ip writes on vaccines. and now it says it has a comprehensive plan which it will present to the world trade organization at the beginning of june. let's take a look now. some of the other business stories making headlines. air buses reportedly planning to close one of its 2 plants and the port of cottage in southern spain, which primarily produces the, a 380 jumbo super jump. other air bus has ended a 380 production before the pandemic, as demand for large airliners was already collapsing. the closure would be the 1st significant factory closure. in the company's 50 year history. singapore airlines group has posted a $3200000000.00 us dollar annual loss and what it stops the worst year in its history. as the pandemic whites out 98 percent of its passionate passenger traffic for airlines as

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