so i called the smartest person, most responsible person i know in rugby, and i called john nelson. d john is at an interim hearing in bismarck, so he's no help. i don't even think i finished the phone call. i hung up. i called the smartest, most responsible person i knew in the area of rugby, which was leeds. i called erica kenner. she did not answer the phone. so now i'm desperate and i call roscoe striley. and he patches in his brother who lives in leeds, and his brother is also in bismarck. so before i can say anything, roscoe says i'll handle it and hangs up on me. and so i go back into the meeting and i text my wife and i get no response and i text roscoe and i get no response, and 20 minutes later i get this text from my wife. i am moving to rugby. it is the nicest place i have ever been. in the span of five minutes, five people have said, good morning, two strangers said i was beautiful, and my friend's brother's accountant took possession of my husband's gun. this place is awesome. [applause] it goes without saying that it's great to be home. good afternoon, lieutenant gover

se escapaba por el lado derecho, que en esta pelota después hace un gran taconazo para dejarle nelson a johntondi. le iba a pegar así de volea y giakoumakis la aprovecha muy bien para poner entonces así el segundo de la máquina, luego de un penal que no sé por qué se hará revisar, porque una mano clarísima rotondi iba a poner las cosas 3 a 0 para la máquina y entonces sí a sufrir porque iba a venir el 63. esta jugada donde iván tona la ponía del otro lado con pepe fernández fernández se la regresaba a este, le pegaba así y descontaba. entonces para los xolos. y entonces al 68 venía este horror de walter en la salida lo iba a aprovechar muy bien la pantera zúñiga y entonces le ponía las cosas 3 a 2 y en el último minuto del partido iba a venir esta jugada donde efraín Álvarez iba central, iba a encontrar a zúñiga, iba cabecear y empataba el partido, pero el abanderado dijo que ese balón salió. la única repetición que tuvimos en el partido fue al final. el var la dio por buena que era exactamente que había salido el balón y con eso. cruz azul se llevó los 3 puntos de la perrera. mientras tanto

innes, lillian levy and the chief legal office trinh nguyen, carlos peyser, eric john in our finance department and emmet nelson and fred student in our revenue department they were integral to getting this work off the ground. >> i'm also grateful to our set that finally i believe the spread of merchandizing program comes at a pivotal time. many san franciscans have reached out to me and said thank you know many of them say they don't want to wear our warriors or giants merch which i don't understand but they would wear an immuni logo item because they want to support san francisco. it's a visible symbol of support for both our muni riders and our entire city demonstrating san francisco's resilience and our shared commitment to lifting up our community as we build toward a brighter future. >> so thank you. and in the words of elle woods, the great philosopher from legally blond we did it right. >> so shall we hand out the awards? jean oh sure. yeah, i'll do that all all right, you i'm ready. >> hold it up. >> david copeland, please come to jeremy menzies. >> if you could take a break from shooting anton belov

i'm also joined in the studio by sir john nelson. i'm also joined in the studio by sirjohn redwood. lemen, welcome. how many more times, nigel nelson, are we going to have this conversation? these stories are tragic, yet they're becoming increasingly and depressingly familiar. teenagers, children killing children with knives. lessons will be learned. thoughts and prayers. nothing changes. when are we going to clamp down on the cancer of knife crime? >> well, i mean, i mean, they've tried clamping down many times. we've had knife amnesties. we are going through the process of banning zombie knives from getting into the country, from samurai style swords. the problem, really is your idea of a national emergency is a question of what it would look like. question of what it would look uke.the question of what it would look like. the answer, i think, is to actually enforce existing laws. there, there you can use them. you can use stop and search that there are a number of things you can do. >> but there's a reluctance to do that in case it's racist. sadiq khan tried to stamp it out when h