robyn's 18, she's the youngest british woman to surf the huge waves that break off the coast of portugale. our top stories... chelsea are back in the hunt for europe as they register their first point in the latest women's hello again. all the way to tenth. that includes chelsea who ended the day in the top four thanks to a 4—0 victory over southampton. chelsea went into the game on the back of two straight by the league's bottom team. pedro neto scored one and made one of chelsea's three goals that came in the first half. it's the home side's first clean sheet in 10 attempts. while southampton will have 11 games left to bridge a gap in some games, we have been unlucky. important thing is to think about the next one.

we know the news can be a lot, so here's ten seconds robyn's 18, she's the youngest british woman tos us. have a good one. our top stories... chelsea are back in the hunt for europe after slamming southampton. as they register their first point in the latest women's nations league. againast afghanistan at the champions trophy. hello again. provide the real drama for the remainder of the season? all the way to tenth. that includes chelsea who ended the day in the top four thanks to a a—0 chelsea went into the game on the back of two straight defeats, but perhaps unsurprisingly weren't troubled by the league's bottom team. pedro neto scored one and made one of chelsea's three first of 13 points between them and safety.

providing markets parents with clarity appropriate regulatory frame wok for dym assets robyn hood wille as always noeflting with products sfdz for customers says dan gallagher, morgan stanley senior vice president of investments, jim good to see you. thank you so much for being here, whether it is this, or whether it is the deregulatory move from from the trump administration you are seeing a very different environment and backdrop when it comes to overseeers in government on business today your reaction. >> if you look at regulatory backdrop it is very, very big deal people don't understand how big of a deal it is, implications on inflation. that it has. you look at regulatory burden under president biden was something, along the lines of 1.8 trillion dollars, now let's compare that to trump one, was about 80 billion dollars, so you are talking about more than a trillion and a half dollars more than we saw under president trump, might go -- it goes to cost for small businesses, small businesses that hire 70% of americans, so, it is a big deal, and it is the single biggest thing we can

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host: that is robyn ohio. the secretary of -- that is rob in ohio.sti noem was on meet the press and asked about these tariffs and with the trump administration was trying to do with them. this is her response. >> how is this move helping president trump fulfill his campaign promise to lower prices? >> you have seen the president take action this week with columbia and you saw columbia react in a very positive way that was good for everyone involved. canada, the opportunity to do exactly the same so we have a strong leader. he has laid down exactly what he will do and what the consequences are. i incurred their leadership team to get on board and make sure they are not pushing up prices. if prices go up, it's because of other people's reactions to america's laws. that is what president trump is doing. host: kristi noem on "meet the press." mark kelly of arizona was also asked about these tariffs and with the trump administration is trying to do. [video clip] >> we are talking about two different things. arizona is a border state. there are things we

hello i'm robyn pam i lead [inaudible] streets that are safe enough for kids it walk and bike you ufrmve forward on the project today. appealers necessary it is delaying a project that has community support and meets the exemption standards as many have detailed already. the. sfmta conducted public out reach for this next phase of the bike lane they spent the left year engage with merchants and the community. i have been involved in bike lane projects in san francisco this is more resources for public out reach i have seen on any project by prebl a factor of throw or 5. and this is 8 blocks of one street. we have an entire city of streets that we need to make safe. so, not everyone aggress on the outcome this level of effort the agency under taken we flecks it is fairness of the press. the delays via appeals and litigation that are possible are unfair to the people who did engage in good faith to find real solutionos complicated streets. and it really only postpones addressing the public safety issues impact the neighborhood. we talked to merchants and a result of work we have done the