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the caa is located at west valley community college in saratoga.unding will provide educational and workforce opportunities for people with development disabilities. to cross for >> the caa expanded curriculum includes business, science and technology, communications and library. art. >> before you go, grocery shopping for school lunches. take note of this recall trader joe's multi grain crackers with sunpower and flax seeds is being recalled. grocery chain says the crackers may have metal in them. products affected have used by dates of march. first through march, 5th of 2024, there have been no known injuries to date, but anyone who has those crackers, it's advised to throw them out or return them for a full refund. coming up, former president donald trump wrestling with how to handle his legal issues as he campaigns for 2024. >> why his legal team is looking to delay his upcoming trial and a pilot program being tested here in california could make the dmv more digital. we'll show you how. plus governor gavin newsom proposing to add a 28th amendm

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. >> they are meeting with the director of the caa, they had meetings and continue to do that on frequency, i can stand behind him that he has done that. i believe his meeting with the director of the cia this year, the initiated the normalization of relationships between libya and israel. i believe he knew and he is sure they were aware. smell large, specific concrete policy in the united states because and have a better sense country that is dysfunctional. that is really, i could say and pressure. >> regional officials. after kissing the spanish player without consent. >> a church in southern spain. the kissing scandal. it is where the mother has a hunger strike he was under pressure to resign following the world cup win. he does not want his mom. those who know him know will he is. what is not normal is not this. she was suspended. she claimed to be a witch hunt. spain's second deputy prime minister. >> if i am to give my opinion, they do not have -- the act of sexual harassment. women's rights are nonnegotiable. >> including in mexico city. >> we need to find a solution. >> with the si

laura doyle is the head of women's football at one of the world's biggest sports agencies, caa stellare told me how transfer fees may change after the tournament. as the demand to watch the game grows, we will see now tv deal that comes along — i think the last one was around 2a million — the next time that is negotiated on the table that will probably grow again, and as the tv money comes in, the commercial deals grow bigger, they will be able to pay their players more and more because the clubs will want to compete to stay in the top four to make champions league football. so, they will have to compete for the best players and what one club will pay another club will trump, so, the fees, the transfer fees, will grow as the sport and the demand to watch it grows. the tournament has been seen as a watershed moment for women's sport and raised questions about investing in the next generation of footballers. over the weekend australia's prime minister pledged 200 million australian dollars. that is about 130 million us dollars, to women's sport, but one perhaps overlooked area that has b

he got me an interview at caa, and ray kurtzman said to me -- which you cannot do now -- he said, you are too old to go to the mailroom. i did what i normally do, i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day every day. he turned to me, another great man, and he said, on thursday, he said, if you can be here on monday, you got a job in the mailroom. i got out there and bought a used car for $1000, $1500 or something. i was in the mailroom and everybody was younger and i was off to the races. david: very often i read that people work in the mailroom. what happens in a mailroom in these talent agency firms that enables you to rise up? ariel: you made copies of scripts. and you drive the scrips around to clients or studio heads, and you deliver paperwork, get lunches, and then you become an assistant, then you become an agent, if you are good enough. that process of, you know, learning the town and etc. david: to be an agent you have to have clients. ariel: yes. david: to get clients you have to go to lunches and dinners? how do you get clients when you don't have any

our office shares with caa those poor agents look so depressed. it's awful for them, really. we should be worried about them. but it has a broader implication. i think generally speaking, it calls into question the business model of streaming at large. i think that's what people need to be focusing on. >> yeah, absolutely. i think in some cases that moved a little bit faster than the rest of it obviously, the writers around actors need to get more of their fair share we are going to move on. we have some -- a news alert here. >>> just crossing, kate rooney doing some math for us what are you seeing? >> yes these are the moves from some of the major hedge funds. let's hit soros fund first this is the family office. dissolved the stake in netflix, salesforce, snowflake, spotify, and walmart. increasing in door cash, tobacco a t michelle obama, interactive brokers, a new stake in paypal and getting in on nvidia and microsoft. so scooping up 10,000 shares of those names. these are the q2 moves the positions may have changed in the past 45 days. starboard, under in humana, trimmin

i'm that's partly to i'm convinced that's partly to discourage people from driving, you anti—caa youhere, there is. >> i think there's something >> but i think there's something actually much deeper. actually much, much deeper. it is make policy, this is how we make policy, this terrible phrase which i'm afraid has taken in nigel just following the science , there's following the science, there's no such thing. these are. singh sorry. kelly is a single issue fanatic is not a siri. i'm sorry . he's not a serious scientist. and we need to understand this. and we need to understand this. and we're seeing it repeatedly and we're also seeing something else which is even more fundamental. the job of the scientist is not to make policy churchillian. just quickly, churchillian. just quickly, churchill has this wonderful phrase or maybe it's teddy roosevelt that you want scientists on tap , but not on scientists on tap, but not on top. we saw from the carter of having fanatical scientists making policy. >> that's it, i'm afraid, nigel, i'm very sorry. you've been squeezed out slightly here, i

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have had to arrange hotels, transport, if you have had to eat meals, keep all of your receipts, go to caa isa you are in the uk and in the eu there is a similar website for eu passengers and they will explain what you are entitled to and how you can claim that back. keep receipts for everything because you should at least be able to reclaim your basic expenses. thank you so much. _ your basic expenses. thank you so much. we — your basic expenses. thank you so much, we appreciate - your basic expenses. thank you so much, we appreciate that. l so much, we appreciate that. some top tips and travel insurance, check that for where you might be covered. driven by slow increases for meat, potatoes and some cooking oils. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. gearing up for harvest season this vineyard is hopefulfor a vineyard is hopeful for a bumper vineyard is hopefulfor a bumper crop. vineyard is hopeful for a bumper crop.— vineyard is hopeful for a bumper crop. we had a mild s-urin bumper crop. we had a mild spring and — bumper

the caa is located at west valley community college in saratoga. senator cortese says the funding will provide educational and work fate. workforce opportunities for people with development disabilities. cea's expanded curriculum includes business, science and technology communications and library arts. >> former president donald trump is not going to take part in next week's first republican primary debate in milwaukee. instead, he's going to sit down for an interview with former fox news host tucker carlson. that's all according to those close to the former president observers say that it's an affront to the rnc, which is holding the debate. trump has said that people know his record as saying that he is one of the best ever. so why should he debate? and tune into kron? 4 news at 8 after the debate on wednesday night. our catherine heenan. we'll be joined by a panel of experts dissecting the discourse and discussing who is looking to be the most likely nominee. again, that's next wednesday, right after the debate here on kron 4. >> and then getti

that would be a violation of name image and likeness by caa rules. family as well as michael. i think that what we are looking at right now is someone after the fact two has perspective, who has lived some life, where did all that money go? they did receive two and a half percent on the back end. this film did make $300 million. i'm confused because, i was told i was adopted in some form or fashion. and he feels as if they owe him something. but the family is holding true. i don't think money is the issue. i think what you said initially in the most simple and plain form, is that it is sad. it is a relationship where there is a deeper trail. michael feels as if he has betrayed and vice versa. the family feels like we've taken you in, you had nowhere to go, and now this is how you repeat us? i feel as if as this relationship went on there should've been more transparency in there wasn't. there was always this low-key resentment. michael oher has always taken from issue with the movie in the storyline of him not being smart, and the two e coming in and

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laws and regulations and unless, frankly, embraer or some of the other authorities, the ntsb or the caa or any other authorities, the atsb get their hands on it, we will never know. you also had the polish president who's plane crashed once in and that's why i say planes don't fall out of the sky unless somebody brought it out. >> is russian state aviation -- the russian state aviation authority is creating this special commission to investigate the circumstances. do you put it sounds like no stock in that. >> same thing for the polish president. they created an investigation, which looked into why that plane crashed when he was on his way to the funeral and there's all sorts of disputes about what actually -- who they blamed in the end and you got -- i've read the report, read both the reports, the dutch and the russian and chalk and cheese. so unless -- the difficulty here and people will be able to join in. the difficulty here is that embraer is the manufacturer and brazil is the state of manufacturer. if this is an iko investigation, which it may or may not be, then the contracting

and the caa have said that people should be fully compensated.r official statement here. they absolutely should do three things should happen. one, there should be an immediate inquiry into what went wrong so it can never happen again. that's should rightfully should be panned this. secondly anyone panned for this. secondly anyone that been contacted by that hasn't been contacted by their airline so far should certainly be contacted today and thirdly, the airlines should assure people that if they've had to make alternative arrangements the caa are arrangements as the caa are saying, they should be fully compensated . compensated. >> just briefly, just >> and just briefly, just briefly we even it briefly before we go, even if it just people watching think, my god, even an mp couldn't get any sense or any community action out of an airline, what hope? >> there was no question of trying. as you said, light—heartedly said, do you know you couldn't contact these people at all? >> but mark, this is the issue. the fourth thing i would add to your is th

recovery prospects for the company's bondholders, downgrading the senior unsecured rating from c to caaeven the kind of resurfacing of the debt and asset disposals and other fundraising, moody's says even these activities carry high uncertainties and risks. it is a big, gaping hole of uncertainty when it comes to the property sector and how we can see resolution. and not just for bondholders and shareholders and developers themselves but what it means for the homeowners and whether that will have to take essentially a cut way forward. let's discuss it with our next guest who says that flows remain strong. with this is cameron brandt, the director of research at epf. tell us about your data. it was interesting and a little counterintuitive to at the broader narrative has been on china. cameron: i am looking at the latest week's numbers, and another 5 billion has slowed into the china funds that we tracked during the past week area it is somewhat counterintuitive, but we seem to be generally speaking and appearing in fragile optimism with the optimism based on the assumption that if we ge

the head of you and sees race neutral committee testified that if the racial distribution on caas 20% african-ame 20% asian american, 20% hispan and 20% native american, that was sot sufficient to convince her to stop using race. thcellor at the university said, if you and the highest level of minority representation in the country, that would not be sufficient to convince them at they should stop using race. juste vanaugh: second question, again, a little off track here but we're thinking ouwhat would happen if you prevail in this case. there's an amis ief from catholic universities that say private religious colleges would have a rfra or free exercise right to continue to engage in affirmative action because it's part of their religious mission. you have any views on that? mr. strawbridge: i don't know that i have anyfic views on that brief. i mean, there are some times least historically there has been sometimes a conflation of race and religion. i think th se people would have thought that harvard's licy back in the 1920s was a racial policy as opposed to a religious policy. there