now anton is doing the city of millbrae. >> we are looking for a referee, someone to call the play asng forward. >> reporter: it started in 2017, anton intended to build 220 market rate units and 50 units of affordable housing plus a hotel on site. but in the hotel partnership fell through, anton says that is because the city was moving too slowly with the approval process. >> in set the application takes too long you lose that commitment from whatever hotel you are working with. >> reporter: the state passed sb 330, it is known as the housing accountability act and it allows the developer to go around the city if they are trying to block them from building affordable housing. since there is an affordable housing component to this project, anton is invoking this new law, saying it cannot streamline the process and save a lot of money. >> the developer wants to try to pull a fast one. >> is been brought on as a spokesperson for the city of millbrae, what he means by the fast one is using this new law as a loophole to try to avoid paying the $18 million in fees. his presence should sign

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poverty is real. >> the state did weigh in and it is get support behind anton in this fight. now nobody will insist that it supports this project but just want anton to play by the same rules as everybody else. said both sides say they support this project but right now, they are heading to court instead of breaking ground. in millbrae, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> keep sending your stories and ideas to project home at cbs.com and see all of the reporting on our website. >>> we are less than two weeks out from the state fully reopening. tossing out the tier system and most mask mandates but what about at work? to go, cal osha voted down a new workplace safety plan that would have changed who has to wear a mask. the vote was 4-3, against mandating that all employees remain masked unless everyone in the workplace is vaccinated. it would have also required employers to keep track of vaccination status. that idea has drawn opposition from business groups. here is one pandemic changed toast two. cocktails to go. the governor announced today that they are here to stay. for at least th

i want to finish up with one more question to clifford anton, i think we got the gist of that answer right there. that a lot of those voluntary measures aren't quite working. staying with that until there are laws in place. clifford, you know, is the ball really in china's court here? because i imagine there are plenty of chinese consumers who do want some, these major brands. they want to wear nike, they want to wear adi dos. it's true, i mean, the fact is, such a huge market means that it's a very difficult one to ignore. i. i'm just trying to work out how things are going to proceed. you know, we saw that the chinese investment deal recently, the e u china investment to you, sorry that that's been frozen largely over these kind of concerns due to the sanctions. but china is, it still seems to be sticking to its guns on this and it's going to be, it basically feels that it has the economic muscle to weigh these political concerns in the west. so we're going to see quite, quite some friction over the next few months, i'd say, right, clifford phone and here in syria and on paper. tha

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team strictly professional dancer anton to backjoins the judging team from this year. —— anton du becko if you've justjoined hello if you'vejustjoined us. welcome to bbc news. i'm shaun ley. grant shapps has announced multiple be added to the grealish for travel. popular holiday destinations have been added to a new green watchlist which gives tourists a few more options for european summer holiday. the changes come into effect at 4am on wednesday morning. people returning from aunt after that will no longer have to self—isolate when they get back home. the same will apply travellers returning from the balearic said madeira, although the watchlist status means those destinations are at risk of changing to amber if there arise in cases. a number of caribbean countries haven't added to the green watchlist, including barbados, grenada and antigua and barbuda. the dominican republic tunisia are the standout holiday destinations added to the red list inward. people returning from red—list nations have to pay more than £1,700 for ten days of hotel quarantine. with more on this is our politic

dan: i digress back to michael antone, besides blue never tired from mining us are we reds poor, weaknd dumb you want such trust as fellow citizens virginia's glorious future without the retrograde hicks getting in the way of northern virginia progressive utopian vision, good point. remember were the deplorable white supremacist races is enough obit, transit phobic, it's the phobic, doesn't matter they're making it all up and it's crab. why not let us go to the states where we can cohabitate phobic lists, the answer they will never give up the power. i want to walk him in america's governor governor of the great state of florida my home state governor ron desantis. thank you for joining us. >> dan congratulations on your program always great to see a florida resident making waves. dan: thank you it is an honor to talk to you i been itching to speak to you for a while, people are fed up with swiss politicians and you've taken a stance you have mastered the art of dismantling the media loaded question, they do these things where they set you up and they ask you a question that's not a q

giancarlo esposito is starring as anton castillo, the big bad running a fictional caribbean dictatorshiporld shooter far cry 6. the title's brought into sharp focus the issue of politics, or political themes, in games. the reality is every piece of work that you put out in the world is political to some degree. whether it's a film, a book, a tv show or game, far cry 6 is no different. so what interests me is, you know, what are we talking about? what themes are we hitting, you know? for example, we talk about the rise of fascism, we talk about human rights, we talk about imperialism in the context of a revolution, a modern revolution. after developing the tie—in game to james cameron's first avatar movie — a title which, it's fair to say, failed to set pandora alight — ubisoft�*s having another stab at a game starring nine foot tall blue cat people. details about the next avatar film are thin on the ground but the event's cinematic suggests the game will focus on adventures in the movie's universe, rather than a retread of the big screen experience. xbox was the next show in the e3 line

anton says it's his dream come true.hat moment happened between 250 and 350 million years after the big bang. scientists describe that discovery as the holy grail of astronomy. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh reprots. the night sky is littered with stars, but when did they first begin to shine? discovering when this critical moment known as the cosmic dawn began, has been this man's life's work. and now he has the answer. the holy grail has been to look back far enough that you would see the very first generation of stars and galaxies. we've determined their ages and that gives us the first convincing evidence of when the universe was first bathed in starlight. because we are ourselves the product of stellar evolution, in some sense we are looking at our own origins. using telescopes from across the world, the team analysed some of the most far—away galaxies. so distant they are just a few pixels on the computer screen. they're also among the earliest, seen not long after the creation of the universe. by working o

anton du beke is to become a judge on strictly come dancing.e'll replace bruno tonioli, who says he can't take part because of uncertainty over international travel restrictions. anton du beke says it's a dream come true, and he promises to be kinder to the contestants than any of thejudges have been to him. time for a look at the weather. what marks out of ten for the weather, a soggy five a bright and cheery nine in some places. the warmest weather in the north—east of england with some sunshine although there are one or two showers that will drift into north yorkshire, where the weather has been going downhill in northern ireland. the cloud has been thickening up, we've had rain moving on, it's pretty wet at the moment. this is the past few hours. you can see the cloud, the band of rain moving across northern ireland and scotland. ahead of it's been bright and warm across eastern parts of scotland but the rain is moving in and we also have this showery rain here that's moving towards east anglia and the south—east. behind that between those

giancarlo esposito is starring as anton castillo, the big bad running a fictional caribbean dictatorship shooter far cry 6. the title's brought into sharp focus the issue of politics, or political themes, in games. the reality is every piece of work that you put out in the world is political to some degree. whether it's a film, a book, a tv show or game, far cry 6 is no different. so what interests me is, you know, what are we talking about? what themes are we hitting, you know? for example, we talk about the rise of fascism, we talk about human rights, we talk about imperialism in the context of a revolution, a modern revolution. after developing the tie—in game to james cameron's first avatar movie — a title which, it's fair to say, failed to set pandora alight — unisoft�*s having another stab at a game starring nine foot tall blue cat people. details about the next avatar film are thin on the ground but the event's cinematic suggests the game will focus on adventures in the movie's universe, rather than a retread of the big screen experience. xbox was the next show in the e3 line up a

immigration, trade, on foreign policy -- trump's foreign policy -- i think mike anton of the claremont institute would describe it as "jacksonian." what anton means is his instincts are to be more reserved, to have a more nation-state, national interest, realistic credential foreign policy. but when attacked, when provoked, you lash out and let them know who is boss. we saw that in the trump presidency, the action of the targeted killings of qassem soleimani, abu bakr al-baghdadi and so forth. similarly, on economic issues in general -- holding trade aside -- trump understood intuitively that the medium republican voter was not necessarily a devotee of friedrich hayek or milton friedman. the difference is -- and it gets back to the george h.w. bush speech, the conception of conservatism viewed the free market as an instrumental means towards the ends of the flourishing of common goods. the libertarian strand saw it as the market -- [inaudible] trump tapped into that as well. here is that issue. the issue is that libertarianism in general is a very, very small percentage of the american

naykta bains is out, and in the men's draw arthur fery lost in 5 sets, while 20—year—old anton matusevichalles of spain. meanwhile the reigning us open champion dominic thiem, has withdrawn from this year's tournament. the austrian will be sidelined for several weeks after hurting his wrist at a tournament in mallorca this week. he now faces a race to be fit for the us open. and the third women's golf major of the year, the pga championship is well underway in atlanta. for all the latest on the opening round head to the bbc sport website or you can download the bbc sport app. hello there. northeast england have the highest temperatures on thursday. one or two spots going closer to 26 degrees with some good spells of sunshine. but i don't think friday will offer a repeat performance because the weather has been changing. we've seen rain pushing in from the northwest in association with a band of cloud that you can see here on our earlier saellite image. this is a frontal system and as that drops its way southeastwards through friday, behind it, we pick up a northerly wind, quite a brisk no

arthur fery and anton matusevich play in the final round of qualifying over five sets tomorrow.inally, wales flanker justin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lions match againstjapan at murrayfield. he replaces scotland back—rower hamish watson, who suffered a concussion in training. watson, who was set to make his first appearance for the lions, will be cleared to play again once he passes a series of medical tests. now, for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website, but thatis head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. two weather systems working south with a chance of rain. most of it will be light and patchy, as early as it spreads further south and weekends. really sunshine east anglia and the southeast of increasing cloud for the afternoon, chance of light rain by evening. elsewhere patchy rain, northern england, the southwest brightening up england, the southwest brightening up in the afternoon. scotland northern ireland, some heavier rain working southwards, quite cold in northern scotland, with

but fellow britons felix gill, jack pinningtonjones, arthur fery and anton matusevich are all throughrday. there are four scots in the starting line—up and the team will be led by tour captain alun wynjones. 16,500 fans are expected to be at murrayfield for the first ever meeting beaten the lions and japan. but despite all the debuts, head coach warren gatland says everyone will get their chance to impress. quality players bring the best out of everyone, and we've already seen that with the group, so we've got absolutely quality players here that take on information so quickly. and they've already been so accurate. so, look, the whole group have really impressed us. india will go into the sixth and final day, the reserve day, of the inaugural world test championship final with a lead of 32 runs and eight second wickets in hand against new zealand. india's bowlers dominated the early part of the fifth day in southampton — mohamed shami taking four wickets. new zealand eventually reached 249 all out and secured a first innings lead thanks to some hefty blows from their tail enders. tim

the rules cover industries that were face to face with the public or these, anton krakowski spoke to i read you professors also one of the scientists, conrad splitting the job. the me this new me? yes would. you shouldn't mix different claims to get whether they're well or ill founded. for instance, you can't deny that there are a side effects there, and that's the end. of course, it would be better if there weren't any. it's all at the moment, it's impossible to create a vaccine. it doesn't cause a fever or general weakness. and broadly speaking, it doesn't really matter during the pandemic. now, as for the, i'll get sick any way claim. first of all, it's simply not correct. in this case, everything is based on chance. for example, if you are vaccinated, then there is definitely a chance to get sick with a job. the probability is lower than at least 50 percent. in fact, it's probably even lower. it should be clear vaccines, reduce morbidity as one of the severity analyst ality of the disease that was up in the new. ok, it's lee and this delta variance is more serious to put it blunt

fancies, or whether that they have their stances at our pro l g, b, t i q, community against our phobia, anton reasons, for example. one of the biggest thing plans in europe was french treated yesterday with a strong message in favor of the the rainbow flag. many of the german players have been given support. so the athlete activism that we see in the us, we are also seeing now in football, and that is actually quite new. i would say that plays now saying more than they ever have done. and that is definitely as a result of movements like black lives matter and the way in which american sports has got behind that movement. the problem comes, i think, in the governing bodies come getting and shooting with catching up and adjusting their own positions and understanding. the sport in europe is no longer just about the league structures. the commercial deals. it has a social i live in, which has always been there, which now means to become far more from the center. p r, a power from the network, football against racism in europe. europe is good. have you on the show. we appreciate your time and you

the roll covers industries that work face to face with the public. ortiz, anton cross off ski, spoke to a role as you professor, who's also one of the key scientists behind rushes. sputnik, the job. the me just knew me, yes would. you shouldn't mix different claims together whether they're well or ill founded. for instance, you can't deny that there are side effects if they are, that's severe and of course it would be better if there weren't any. it's all at the moment, it's impossible to create a that doesn't cause a fever or general weakness. and broadly speaking, it doesn't really matter during the pandemic. now, as for the, i'll get sick any way claim. first of all, it's simply not correct. in this case, everything is based on chance. for example, if you want vaccinated, then there is definitely a chance to get sick with a job. the probability is lower, at least 50 percent. in fact, it's probably even lower. it should be clear vaccines, reduce morbidity as well as the severity and least ality of the disease. it will ok, it's lee. and this delta variance is more serious to put it

so i'm just looking at my laptop. anton story that you wrote for our era. don't combo israel, it's been it be worse than b. b for palestinians. asked the question, did you, did you ask that question? was it a genuine question? did you already know the answer? go ahead. well, i suspect, i mean, i think i knew the answer, but i just missed you sort of have to approach it in a way that, you know, i mean, of course, a lot of other people who been working on this topic much longer. and i had to speak to them and i listen in intellectuals, you know, they were pretty honest and their assessment. and they said, look, there are several scenarios that could play out. one is that nothing happens because bennett is going to be prime minister for 2 years. and the coalition that he's having is very fragile and they don't really want to rock the boat. why talk about palestinians anyway? if you do go to israel, you see that inside israel palestinians and their well being is sort of not an issue. it's a non issue, they have their internal issues and that's what they talk ab

fancies, or whether that day of their stances at all pro l g, b, t i q, community against phobia, anton reasons, for example, one of the biggest thing plays in europe was french treated yesterday with a strong message in favor of the the rainbow flag, many of the german players have been given support. so the athlete activism that we see in the us, we are also seeing now in football. and that is actually quite new. i would say that plays now saying more than they ever have done. that is definitely as a result of movements like black lives matter and the way in which americans sports has got behind that movement. the problem comes, i think, in and governing bodies come, getting and shooting with catching up and adjusting their own positions. understanding the sport in europe is no longer just about the league structures, the commercial deals. it has a social i live in, which has always been, which now needs to become far more from the center. p r, a power from the network, football against racism in europe. europe is going to have you on the show. we appreciate your time and your insight

the man in the middle is anton honoree germany. he's a french-speaking swiss and he is a shameless self promoter like my friend chris mackowski anton henry john or andre jonanee is going to serve as a staff officer under marshall nay nay served under napoleon. so what jon is going to do is learn from the best nay is known as the bravest of the brave to napoleon for a exploit on the russian for an exploit during the russian campaign as as napoleon is making a retreat back towards what is today poland and back towards prussia, which is today germany, but germany is going to be one of the great military thinkers of the 19th century. he's gonna write books. he's going to write theories. he's going to give us a lot of our modern military. jargon when we talk about concentration of force interior lines decisive points those all are going to come from germany who learned from marshall nay who learned from napoleon himself the man on the right hand side is the the man. i don't think it's enough credit for robert e. lee's career, and that i

anton du bek is to become a judge on strictly come dancing.travel restrictions. anton du bek says it's a dream come true, and he promises to be kinder to the contestants, than any of the judges, have been to him. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. there is some sunshine around today and also some wet weather, as well. we have a band of rain moving down across much of scotland, and more wet weather over northern ireland and this showery patchy rain is moving through the midlands heading to east anglia and the south—east. it should brighten up over parts of wales and especially over northern england, some sunshine and temperatures of 23—24c. during the evening, it finally becomes drier across northern ireland and the rain leaves much of scotland and heads into wales and across the eastern side of england later in the night, as well. a warmer night for england and wales, warmer than it has been of late. for east anglia and the south—east, it does cool off a bit. in scotland and northern ireland, a northerly breeze dropping the t

herself within a genealogy that included like-minded riders, pictured on the slide, such as jane austin, antonchekhov off, virginia wolf, and ian forced or all of whom she wrote about a great appreciation. welty offered hers was a sensitivity beside which i -- is a child's toy made of a couple of tin cans, and a rather common piece of string, unquote. she also appreciated, and was a friend of william faulkner, who she value not for his excesses but rather for his sustained attention to the complexities of southern life and his gift for humor. on the other hand, she had little time for earnest hemingway,, responded to her young or protegee who plays hemingway. she wrote, i did not respond to him as you do. i'm not against, i'm rather for, but it's not the four of respect and and ration, but it is the four of respect and admiration for the marvelous technique, rather than the emotional floor, there's no warmth there for me, unquote. a woman who cultivated and thrived on french it, she surveyed hemingway's life and damningly deemed him quote, a shabby friend, unquote. just as publishers short sto

harry anton. that's surprising. walk us through that. this summit, they confirmed approvals -- number one, r ron desantis. look at mike pence all the way down to 22%. we are actually seeing that in some of the national polling. this is the 2024's top 24 list. when donald trump was not it. look at who's number one? ron desantis at 24 and mike pence at 15%. >> ron desantis is being favored by a lot of republicans. why is that necessarily the case? >>> fox news menti mentioned -- ron desantis 456 mentions. ted cruz just 354 and mike pence all the way back to 116. if you learn anything from the 2016 campaign, media are such a large thing with republican primaries. they can really drive support. ron desantis is the one who's getting the most media mention in the conservative media. why is desantis up and mike pence is down? vaccine passports are a bad idea. 64% of republicans believe that. the 2020 election was stolen. 61% of prepublicans believed that. and january 6th, protesters promoting, 40% of republicans believed that. >> he's on the si

oh i call upon the electoral authorities once and for all dragging miss anton keeping the peruvian people in anxiety and respect the popular will of his country. but custio's right wing rival. would you, maurice, as the election has not been called yet, and once tens of thousands of ballots. a know i know today one result has come out. yes. the result from the vote tally. but the most important thing is the evaluation of the ballot boxes. the evaluation of the balance by the national jury is actually the appeal valid. let's bring it to me and take no british journalists based in lima. it's going to have you on the program taco fishing more. there she's calling for votes to be a no. has she provided any evidence and is there any likelihood likelihood of the national jury of elections doing what she wants? so she provided. busy any credible evidence that been various she psychic, that is post on social media, things like that. in one case, she claims that there must have been fraud because 3 people work, you know, one of the bottom stations at the same surname, which somehow she suggested m

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garner, michael brown, freddie gray, sandra bland, philando castile, stephon clark, atatiana jefferson, antonnna taylor and now daunte wright and adam toledo. this has to end. the work of our generation is to put an end to the vestiges of jim crow and the centuries of trauma and finally put an end to racism. >> laura: well, that is a laudable goal. that's what we all want. but they cling to the big lie and they want to reprogram all of america to believe that justice isn't served when just one individual pays for criminal wrongdoing. for them, punishment has to be wide reaching and never ending. >> one down, many, many more to go. >> it's sort of a cultural makeup call. >> are not happy, i'm not pleased, i don't have any sense of satisfaction, i don't think this is the system working, i don't think this is a good thing. >> this verdict is not justice. frankly, i don't even think we call it full accountability. >> laura: well, the left -- it's always committed to use this case in any instance of white cops having bad interactions with black americans to reinforce the same big lie. mainly that

community against phobia. anton reasons, for example, one of the biggest thing players in europe was french tweeted yesterday with a strong message in favor of the the rainbow flag. many of the german players have been given support. so the athlete activism that we see in the us, we are also seeing now in football, and that is actually quite new. i would say that plays now saying more than they ever have done. and that is definitely as a result of movements like black lives matter and the way in which american sports has got behind that movement. the problem comes, i think, in the governing bodies come getting in june with catching up and adjusting their own positions and understanding the sport in europe is no longer just about the league structures. the commercial deals. it has a social i live in, which has always been there, which now needs to become far more from the center p r, a power from the network, football against racism in europe. europe is going to have you on the show. we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. letter the international leaders held talks here

the man with the numbers is harry anton, the wizard of odds. the u.s.ce commission found two-thirds of jurisdictions had a hard time recruiting enough poll workers, so this is about safety. >> i mean, let's look at the numbers. i don't think it's about safety. what i think it's about is that they know that the folks who have the hardest time voting are democrats. this is a marist college poll. 22% of democrats had a problem with voting because they can't get off work versus 14% of republicans. we know it disproportionately affects minorities and younger voters. if you know anything about politics, you know younger voters and minorities tend to vote nowhere democratic, which shows up in the numbers right there. >> all right. voter i.d., here's the argument for it. people feel more confident in the results. you know who it is when they come to vote if they have an i.d. polls show that voters support it. an april cnn poll said photo i.d. would make elections more fair. >> i mean, it's true, voters do say that but who are the folks that lack the voter i.d.?

that would you be t i q, community against phobia, anton reasons, for example, one of the biggest thing plays in europe was french treated yesterday with a strong message in, in favor of the, the rainbow flag. many of the german players have been given support. so the athlete activism that we see in the us, we are also seeing now in football, and that is actually quite new. i would say that plays now saying more than i ever have done. that is definitely as a result of movements like black lives matter and the way in which american sports has got behind that movement. the problem comes, i think, in the governing bodies come getting and shooting with catching up and adjusting their own positions. understanding the sport in europe is no longer just about the league structures, the commercial deals. it has a social element which has always been, which now needs to become far more from the center. p r, a power from the network, football against racism in europe. europe is going to have you on the show, we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. letter the international leaders hel

naykta bains is out, and in the men's draw arthur fery lost in 5 sets, while 20—year—old anton matusevichwrist at a tournament in mallorca this week. he now faces a race to be fit for the us open. and the third women's golf major of the year, the pga championship is well underway in atlanta. for all the latest on the opening round head to the bbc sport website or you can download the bbc sport app. that is all your support for now. hello there. northeast england have the highest temperatures on thursday. one or two spots going closer to 26 degrees with some good spells of sunshine. but i don't think friday will offer a repeat performance because the weather has been changing. we've seen rain pushing in from the northwest in association with a band of cloud that you can see here on our earlier saellite image. this is a frontal system and as that drops its way southeastwards through friday, behind it, we pick up a northerly wind, quite a brisk northerly wind in places and that will be feeding cooler air down across most parts of the uk. so, a cooler day on friday, quite a messy weather day

but fellow britons felix gill, jack pinningtonjones, arthur fery and anton matusevich are all throughthe lions and japan. but despite all the debuts, head coach warren gatland says everyone will get their chance to impress. quality players bring the best out of everyone, and we've already seen that with the group, so we've got absolutely quality players here that take on the information so quickly. and they've already been so accurate. so, look, the whole group have really impressed us. india will go into the sixth and final day, the reserve day, of the inaugural world test championship final with a lead of 32 runs and eight second wickets in hand against new zealand. india's bowlers dominated the early part of the fifth day in southampton — mohamed shami taking four wickets. new zealand eventually reached 249 all out and secured a first innings lead thanks to some hefty blows from their tail enders. tim southee then took two wickets when india returned to the crease to leave the match nicely poised heading into the final day. we've got a tough day ahead of us. like i said, it's excit

arthur fery and anton matusevich play in the final round of qualifying over five sets tomorrow.earance for the lions, will be cleared to play again once he passes a series of medical tests. now, for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. hello. two weather systems working south with a chance of rain. most of it will be light and patchy, as early as it spreads further south and weekends. early sunshine east anglia and the southeast, increasing cloud for the afternoon, chance of light rain by evening. elsewhere patchy rain, northern england, the southwest brightening up in the afternoon. scotland, northern ireland, some heavier rain working southwards, quite cold in northern scotland, with a strengthened northerly wind. and we are going to see some useful rain impacting parts of scotland and england, wherejune's been so very dry, as thursday comes to an end, and it works further south into friday morning. a mild start on friday. on friday, a lot of cloud around first thing and during the day, it is most likely for parts of engla

joining me now to break down the numbers, harry anton, cnn political writer and analyst.s down along party lines. there's a direct red/blue state gap here with vaccination rates. >> it's exactly right. you know, let's start off with the national picture right now. you were sort of hinting at it. we're not going to reach that 70% threshold. the reason we're not is take a look at the rate in which we've been vaccinating the last few months and over the last few weeks. what do we see? we see that, in fact, that at least at this particular point we're around 64%. but look where we were three months ago. we were at 27% and jumped up 19 points two months ago. then we started slowing down from two months to one month. and you know, right now at this point it looks like we're only going to get to around 67%. as you pointed out, this partisan gap is huge. it's huge. look at this -- this really gives you an understanding where the states are right now where we have at least 70% of the folks vaccinated. they are all in the states that joe biden won. 13 states. zero states that trump

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. —— anton de beck.ing line—up turning his hand tojudging. he will be in the judging line—up alongside craig revel horwood, marty morrissey, and, for this year, anton du beke. let me break some more news for you. sorry, i am let me break some more news for you. sorry, iam having let me break some more news for you. sorry, i am having some technical problems. complicated nonsurgical beauty treatments like botox and michael 0'neill are being taught on the internet, and through unsafe one—day courses. the system is almost completely regulated, putting patients at risk. the aesthetics industry is worth billions of pounds, from micro blading to lip fillers. but trading is mostly unregulated. some study for years, others can be qualified within hours. victoria from brentwood in essex developed painful boils after receiving botox last year. she believes her practitioner didn't have enough experience to notice complications. so painful. i couldn't sleep, because i sleep on my side or on my front, so i wake up, b

arthur fery and anton matusevich play in the final round of qualifying over five sets tomorrow.in today as she beat the australian lizette cabrera 7—5, 6-2. wales flankerjustin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lions match againstjapan at murrayfield. he replaces scotland back—rower hamish watson who suffered a concussion in training. watson, who was set to make his first appearance for the lions, will be cleared to play again once he passes a series of medical tests. that's all the sport for now. all happening in that vital ground. it is portugal who are up against france in that big class. it will be germany who would go out because they would lose 1— 02 hungary. thank you very much indeed. for the first time in britain for more than 30 years, a police officer has been convicted of manslaughter during the course of their duties. phc benjamin monk was found guilty of killing daily and ask in sin —— pc benjamin monk —— dalian out pinson. a trial heard how pc monk kicked atkinson twice in the head and tased them. they said he believed there

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