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but no adele. where is adele? some say this is my greatest challenge ever.a companion that powers a digital world, traded with a touch. the gold standard, so to speak ;) >> martha: president biden meeting at the white house with the family of george floyd a year after his death. it was tense around the country today. concerns about whether there could be any problems. doesn't seem likely right now. separate incidents that have nothing to do with the co mediumer -- commemorations. chad pergram has more. >> hi, neil. the george floyd family was at the white house. optics are important in pop ticks be, but they will miss the deadline about passing a police reform bill by today. california democrat karen bass says ignore the calendar. >> we will get them still and what is important is that when president brings up substancive information and it's more important than a date. >> not everyone is convinced congress can make a difference. that's because policing is local. >> whatever we get done on capitol hill is just going to be added to that. the real reforms have

why isn't adele not on this list? no, adele, adele is not here. all right. geltrude, big aerosmith fan. i'm sure he has booked one of those 13, maybe all 13 aerosmith concerts. carley shimkus, she is a little more modern. maybe the foo fighters, i don't know, a bit unpredictable, iron maiden, def leppard, i'm not sure. they're all here, great to have you. carley, concerts are back. i don't know, you obviously work so much, some hours you can fill in a day but what does that mean? a lot of these will be big venue locations in new york. some are in jones beach. big popular concert site. along the washington mall we'll see some of these but they're back. how do you feel about that? >> first of all in honor of you, during the commercial break i did check to see if adele was going to be on tour. your staff is right. couldn't find any dates. so i guess you will have to -- neil: outrageous. outrageous. >> unfortunate. i think she is coming out with new music. this is one of the happy things that proves life is going back to normal. live nation is expecting a better

that was water under the bridge by the lovely and talented adele.t so why did you want to hear

well for more let's speak to journalist better adele who spent years living and working in afghanistan she joins us from brussels thanks for being with us this morning but hope foreign troops have already been drawn down in afghanistan will it really make much of a difference when they're all gone all together. yeah it's difficult to say. i think it's also important to understand that. overall over this 20 years of war in afghanistan. the military solution was never the solution for afghanistan. it was important to to actually have a much more of a political approach towards this conflict where since 2001. that many of the taliban who surrendered for example in 200120022003 there was a will to talk with the americans and the new afghan government and instead of accepting that and it's that of like supporting also from the lack of support from the taliban because if anyone had no support at all in the beginning of this war the americans mainly and the europeans followed the americans in what they call actually an obsession for counterterrorism and that means you started a war where ther

the shower adel fuko, he says, could collapse into the sea at any moment. the island of strome boley is under 24 hours surveillance to alert authorities, residents, and tourists in the event of danger. but what consequences would have been ami have on a city the size of naples portal opposed to the docket? you c l almost. now me k plus i probably need and these are the people are completely unaware that is to nami, from somebody could hit naples, seattle. i mean, one, the phenomena that i know the lady in the case of rare natural phenomena as well as soon as people tend to believe that there is no imminent danger yet. since that's going on a computer generated model tracks the course of the 1343 to nami. it gives an idea of what could be in store for naples of it all meant this on all. i mean, i would take under 30 minutes for this unami to reach the gulf of naples from somebody for me and i thought it agreed the devastation would be unimaginable. incredibly, for people in markets, you can leave it with all the boats in the harbor behind me would be hurled

there were posters comparing both for mattel to adel hitler and accusing him of genocide. guiding them when ya. ya position has been avoiding the street in a country with the world's 2nd largest cobra. 1900 death toll can do so no longer, i think, just fabulous. we should all be at home keeping our self say, well, that we've reached the point where we can no longer remain silent. we have to show the world that we are against both. so narrow denial wisdom. if we continue to keep quiet, he's holding rowdies all over brazil seem like brazilians are complicit with his attitude and we are not. the last we both are not a lead, a motor bike rally in rio de janeiro, gathering proud and scorning. man, he's done the campaign trail and planning more of the same. his opponents say they felt compelled to respond that the organizers is saturdays. nationwide. protests insisted people wear their math while making their demands. although it wasn't just about the pandemic, one man came out against both scenario and in favor of a free palestine, or anything like cation for better tell you. they're also a

not they're not criminals or they're made out to be and for us it's a pos tame as well as a cultural adele but i think if there was even a threat of irish unity that it will be focused what we did on the street maybe a lot more. scenes views are i code by fellow band members marching all over this vast universe housing estates on the outskirts of belfast the police tried to get them to disperse. but they marched on under surveillance of above this isn't only it's a mark of 100 years since the birth of northern ireland it's aimed at the political classes hope the protestant church. perhaps. it's a call for a return to the sort of hardline thinking of the late reverend ian paisley a firebrand preacher who founded the democratic unionist party the. big a.p. of kevin and year after year on the want to keep on government on. the need the need there needs to be any structure rappers out in the working class people and tend to step down that's one of the reasons for the ousting of volleying foster 1st minister and do you prefer leader she may be replaced by evangelist edwin poots sitting beside h

him now, a slim says the initial abrupt and new earth tremors started and they just haven't stopped. adel, banner hendo and his team of vulcan ologist have been monitoring them. he's barely slept for the last week. tremors came before the pastor options. they're trying to work out why this time. they started after villa me when i call my son too late at night we started feeling the strong ones on the day of the robson. there was no sign of trimmers, nobody filters. it was that nice in the following day when people started feeling those earthquakes. nobody knows if that means another option is coming. so parts of the city have been declared a red zone. more than 400000 people have fled to other towns. many of them are sleeping rough. couple we left as the authorities told us too. when we arrived, the 1st problem was no food and no water. so we decided to come back. then we found that everything had been stolen from our house, so we agreed to stay in these reds and whatever will happen. we prefer to die here instead of going somewhere else. the providence has been under the control of a mil

will go through some of the songs in the tank and christina aguilera adele lead singer for non blondes and what's up a 1000000000 views i can't even i cannot fathom that number and you can hear latest music on 2 documentaries so this isn't bad about sean penn's. great effort start in haiti after their travails it's on discovery plus and kid 90 we recently talked to so layman fry and she hipped me to her documentary and that's on hulu and she wrote a beautiful song for that this is linda perry how are you i'm great 1st of all you look awesome i love your around hair shore and your 3 little beard and mustache and it's very handsome thank you did i'm starting to get that 2 tone look like the shoes to be how people wore their shoes back and pat boone's they know i wear my head like this. why i can't tell you how much i think that since new to full sun has done well for this planet i watch it again last night i always loved that song and as i watched that video and thought about all the people who lie outside what's a red cork center of the dart board which is most of the planet and it was

will go through some of the songs in the tank and christina aguilera adele lead singer for non blondes and what's up with the 1000000000 views i can't even. fathom that number and you can hear latest music on 2 documentaries so this isn't bad about sean penn's. great effort stan in haiti after their travails it's on discovery plus and kid 90 we recently talked to so lame i'm fry and she hipped me to her documentary and that's on hulu and she wrote a beautiful song for that this is linda perry how are you i'm great 1st of all you look awesome i love your around hair and sure your 3 little beard and mustache it's very handsome thank you did i'm starting to get that 2 tone look like this is to me how people wore their shoes back and pat bones but now i wear my head like this. why i can't tell you how much i think that since you before sun has done well for this planet i watched it again last night i always loved that song and as i watched that video and thought about all the people who lie outside what's a red cork center of a dart board which is most of the planet and it was so beautiful

further about this with the social commentator making ambrose but also with a journalist and historian adel dollars. 30. it's to let children live and go to trial but notably in wars you start by teaching them critical thinking which actually no longer being put at risk or adding layers of history footnotes history and let them explore and learn how to explore new but you have an orwellian the writing of history is actually scary and training the national curriculum which is into in schools i don't think it's good enough in terms of black history. academies don't have to teach it some schools to some modules it is very important some to for young not just black churches but all children children that are impressionable now get things from social media and from to e t v the steamy kerfoot now we actually not to reprogram their minds with the current oxers or orthodoxy of the day as dictated by a loud minority not by the silent majority we live in a multicultural society. you know young people you call white or asian or whatever should all be. educated and be told the truth you know that you

will go through some of the songs in the tank and christina aguilera adele lead singer for for non blondes and what's up a 1000000000 views i can't even if fathom that number and you can hear latest music on 2 documentaries so this isn't bad about sean penn's. great efforts down in haiti after their travails it's on discovery plus and kid 90 we recently talked to so layman fry and she kept me to her documentary and that's on hulu and she wrote a beautiful song for that this is linda perry how are you i'm great 1st of all you look awesome i love your around hair sure your 3 little beard and moustache and sensory handsome thank you did i'm starting to get that 2 tone look like the shoes to be how people wore their shoes back and pat boone's they know i wear my head like this. why i can't tell you how much i think i had since knew before sun has done well for this planet i watched it again last night i always loved that song and as i watched that video and thought about all the people who lie outside what's a red cork center of a dart board which is most of the planet and it was so beautiful

him now, a slim says the initial abrupt and new earth tremors started and they just haven't stopped. adel, banner hendo and his team of vulcan ologist have been monitoring them. he's barely slept for the last week. tremors came before the pastor options, trying to work out why this time. they started after villa me when i call my son too late at night we started feeling the strong ones on the day of the ropes and there was no sign of trimmers. nobody filters, it was that nice in the following day when people started feeling those earthquakes . nobody knows if that means another option is coming. so parts of the city have been declared a red zone. more than 400000 people have fled to other towns. many of them, the sleeping rough couple we left as the authorities told us to when we arrived. the 1st problem was no food and no water. so we decided to come back. then we found that everything had been stolen from our house. so we agreed to stay in this reds and whatever will happen. we prefer to die here instead of going somewhere else. the province has been under the control of a military gove

at an event that i brought my students to his impact on them was amazing and another woman writes adele writes that dr. leon bass liberated my father at buchanwald concentration camp. my dad had the chance to speak with him years ago at an event at rutgers college. so there's someone who you know might not be alive. if not for the efforts of soldiers like, dr. bass. janine how about dr. baldwin? who i know you've had the chance to meet and talk to personally has he been recognized for his service and bravery and how did you cross paths with him? so yes, dr. james baldwin received two bronze stars in 1946. and many other honors and awards last february. i went to the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands where they were honoring black american soldiers on the 75th anniversary of the defeat of of the germans and and these occupied towns. here's a photo that i took of dr. james baldwin with officials at the embassy of the netherlands. they have just given him a certificate of appreciation for his service and in the 784th tank battalion, which roll through talents in france and and the

the shower adel fuko, he says, could collapse into the sea at any moment. the island of stromboli is under 24 hours surveillance to alert authorities, residents, and tourists in the event of danger. but what consequences would it sooner me have on a city the size of naples portal opposed to the docket? you c l. so now me k plus i probably need are, these are the people are completely unaware that is to nami, from somebody could hit naples, seattle. so i mean their quantity phenomena. to me, i know the lyrics in the case of rare natural phenomena. as soon as people tend to believe that there is no imminent danger yet seems pretty cool in a computer generated model tracks the course of the 1343 to nami. it gives an idea of what could be in store for naples on this, on all you would take under 30 minutes for this unami to reach the gulf of naples from stumbling for the now i thought it agreed the devastation would be unimaginable and could easily markets fiona concluded, when all the boats in the harbour behind me would be hurled onto the st. spin, the control

going on ♪ >> tell me what's going on, ooh ♪ >> all the neo soul guys, deangelo, maxwell, people like adelehe merry-go-round ♪ >> "rise up," that's from a prayer. it was the first time i was really questioning in my life if this was supposed to be what i was supposed to do. ♪ and i rise up high like the waves, i rise up ♪ >> coy not think of a better way for this song to be supported, for it to be celebrated than to be adopted by the black lives matter movement. ♪ father, father, we don't need to escalate ♪ >> this song had never had a music video, which is insane, because it's probably one of the most profound songs in history. i really wanted to use my voice. i really wanted to say something. i wanted to speak. >> i just want to ask the question, who really cares. >> when this musician you look up to is all of the sudden confronting you with these intense questions, you have to respond to that. ♪ brother, brother, brother ♪ . we really needed to show the racial discrimination going on today. ♪ you know we've got to find our way. >> you want us to talk about our children, the kids that are

adele john. -- tom: you killed me on that. lisa: how did i kill you on that?bought it at par. jon: he brought the 2117 bond? lisa: leverage? jon: they had a great your last year. tom: i didn't get out at 1.40. lisa just ruined my morning. lisa: oh yeah? transitory. [laughter] jon: i'm sure it's not transitory. [laughter] from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> more than 1.6 billion covid vaccine doses have been administered globally according to data collected by bloomberg news and john hopkins university worldwide. the latest vaccination rate is 28.5 million doses per day. the top infectious disease doctor in the u.s. has it roughly 70% to 85% of the country's population would need to be vaccinated in order for a return to normalcy. president biden will meet privately at the white house today with the family of george floyd one year after his murder. the meeting comes as negotiators are working on policing legislation in congress, still stuck on how to hold officers accountable for excessive use of force. biden hoped legislation in his name would be passed by

gensler came out yesterday and indicated a willingness to regulate the likes of robinhood and said adele more closely as a result of some of the turmoil -- and citadel more closely as a result of some of the turmoil. the fed is going to release a document on financial stability. this is the f--- this is the f-word of the day, froth. jay powell did indicate how they are keeping and i on this, and eric rosengren pinpointing the market in particular. this could be behind some of the dissonance in the market, with discipline reigning supreme. the bond market is very much steady as they go. the real negative yield going further into negative territory. the question to me, how much are investors expecting the fed to curtail some of the suppose it froth that some people say could be in equities? jonathan: lisa's f-word for the fed speak, froth, not the other one. tom clearly had a fantastic cinco de mayo yesterday evening. the numbers just out. let's go through those numbers. moderna -- moderna numbers just out. let's go through those numbers. first quarter revenue, $1.9 billion. the estimate,

for the death of caden adel, guilty. >> this was absolutely horrible, numbing experience. my knees. >> it was like the hold courtroom, i felt like everyone just cried about it. >> how did she look at, mary? when she was going off to jail? you're little girl? >> she looked very stunned. >> just a week after that verdict, justine winters marks her 18th birthday in a jail cell. and then came sentencing day. and everyone wondered, would justine finally tell aaron's husband, her family, while they desperately wanted to hear. in your ideal world, what would you like to hear from justine? >> to be sorry for what she took from us. because it was huge. >> just before sentencing, the family received this. a statement written by justine. and it wasn't even close to what they were looking for. in a she called herself a miracle who was wrongly convicted of a horrific crime. she wrote that she would never, ever, in 1 million years take her own life or anyone else is. that this was an accident that had been blown out of proportion. that she didn't need time behind bars. just a chance to

so sorry taiwan, whoops, he made a mistake in an interview i did clean adele.o buy my stuff, it won't happen again. tomato, tomato, same thing. he made a marketing mistake. that's why he apologize, he's not done. he spent on the forefront as far as working with marketing and stuff. it was years ago he gave me great advice. he said listen, if you're going to do movies -- and vest on and know on in china. i didn't do either one. he's a great guy. some people who don't know him and they seem as a really successful attractive guy who does movies all around the world pretty slow so the same guy who had to go to the bathroom with 10 minutes to go at wrestlemania so i could get my mansion. he didn't have to do that, that's the type of guy he is. relax a little bit, he is a humble guy. he said state instead of not state -- country. >> greg: what do you think, david? don't let him intimidate you. speak of the reality is it's a fair point someone has a commercial interest in a line you want to walk there. i also think taiwan has a lot of money. and i think there's this o

. >> and adele castillo introduces you to california's new appointed attorney general making you a historhistorhistorr bonta, his american dream story rooted in social justice. >> my parents are activists to the core. they have been a part of some of the most important social justice movements in the history of our nation. the activism and fight to justice is hardwired into who i am. >> his family immigrated to the u.s. when he was only two months old ferdinand marcos declared martial law. coming to california, his family found a home in a trailer near the united farmworkers headquarters. his parents worked along chavez. >> i want to be a part of the legacy. i want to pick up where they left off and inspired by their leadership and values. that has driven me as a leader. >> now, california's top cop, rob bonta is touted as one of the liberal attorney general's. vocals about a lack of trust between law enforcement and communities they patrol. addressing a task against the aap i community the current crisis warrants a state of emergency. >> this is something that is personal to me. as someone who has be

phyllis lion and adele martin purchased the home in 1955, the same year the couple founded a political organization for lesbians mostly run out of that home. the couple got legally married in 2004, when then mayor gavin newsom ordered marriage licenses to be issued to same-sex couples. martin died in 2008 and lyon in 2020. they voted to give the valley home landmark status. >>> people in two north bay towns may want to be on the lookout. surveillance footage caught a bear in cotadi and sebastopol. >> we haven't seen any signs that the bear is being aggressive or anything like that, but if you do see the bear, we recommend that you obviously stay away from it, don't approach it. >> i was shocked. i did not expect a bear at all. >> police in both towns are urging people to be on guard, asking them to keep a close eye on their small pets and certainly don't leave out food and water. >> good advice. >>> quickly approaching 6:00, and breaking overnight in the south bay, an officer struck by a car while on duty. straight ahead, a live report from the scene of his condition and the very lates

third florida woman calls and bomb threat to a casino as revenge for slot machine lost. 54-year-old adeleard rock. she then called the hotel with their cell phone claimed i left a bomb in your casino. she is a member of the casinos players club whose number was recognized immediately. please said she confessed to calling them as a way to low off steam. mike? >> look. i think the prosecutors have this all wrong part yes she walked out of the set i left the bomb in your casino. i do friend in college who walked on the taco bell bathroom said he left a bomb and there he is not talk about explosives but this is eight was totally misconstrued situation there is a no intent to make a bomb threat not guilty. kennedy: okay katie? [laughter] look, these casinos are very corrupt. in terms of equal justice under the light don't think she's getting a fair shot so not guilty. kennedy: maybe they are making it up doug question quickly your thoughts. >> and think she's guilty on a degree of stupidity. not only calling put she should've asked to be comped get a room for the night, a meal, and made some o

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tennis will number one ashleigh barty has reached the last 16 of the madrid open adele strain has suffered a real scare in her 2nd round match against us slovenia's tamada didn't stick up their ranks 80 places below her to drop the 2nd set before saving a 6 full 1663 victory. and that's all from will have more for you later on but for now it's back to come up thank you sun and you're more sport with sana in the next news hour which comes from london 2100 hours g.m.t. and in fact mariam in london is getting ready for your next post news in just a few minutes time sequencing. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have a laugh to sort through a mixed message but are quite a complex story from mainstream to street journalism the listening post covers the way the news is covered on the jersey. that seems a promising paul thought of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap as the match between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from

and there were, i think, three p adel blues that came out and went to seminary.nd robert was one of them. but he was actually the one that paved the way for the other two. guard was just working through us, that's all. or i feel that he was working through us. we broke a lot of barriers pretty fast. >> what were those first few days like when he was back? did he talk about -- did you ask about his experience it? it had to be kind of a 900 pound gorilla in the room? >> i called it the elephant. but it was there. and much to everyone's surprise, robert was talking and telling funny stories that occurred. he was not telling painful stories. other than the one that he did release the news of his pilot and he actually sawbkykyky the ground in hanoi. and that had not been released by the vietnamese. so that was a significant piece for that family and their pain. and so, that was the key information he brought out from hanoi. everything else was funny. everything else was hulu credited with, they got to eat, etc. there were many stories that came out at first and they w

we'll hearfrom adele, who's israeli, in a moment. but we start with asmaa. can hear in the background, that's the sound of artillery shelling which we have grown grown accustomed to, waking up to the sounds every single day, instead of the sounds of the birds that used to surround my house prior to this aggression. and we have to navigate throughout the day how we are going to deal with the drones that hover over our houses. then when the night comes, we have to understand how we can control our fear from the warplane that is throwing missiles all over the place. i am exhausted, as well, from running back and forth from not sleeping well — because even though i'm in the safe room sleeping in a closed room with no air, with artillery and rocket alerts — you don't sleep very well. i would never say that i get used to it. i learn how to conduct myself in the situation, i do not get used to it. this is not something anybody could or should get used to. talks to reach a ceasefire involve a lot of different groups. here's just a flavour. we know the united nations

talib: what is concerning is that sid adel aunt -- citadel's impact on pricing and liquidity as they fail. you know the impact. does the sec have any contingencies in place in the case of a failure of a large market maker, if they fail? chair gensler: part of that is our oversight of the clearinghouse, ensuring that there is appropriate oversight of their counterparties, and this would be true of any large market buyer, but i would like to work with you and your staff a little bit more, because in my third week, i have not sat down and found all of this, but rigorous oversight and brokerage firms. rep. talib: as they have grown larger, citadel has used their status as a hedge fund to avoid regulatory scrutiny and it is very clear. i hope that the sec does not turn a blind eye to the loophole , so again, i really appreciate you, chairwoman, bringing this to life. we will not have a healthy, transparent market so long as retail orders are towards certain traders. i yield back. chair waters: the gentleman from texas is now recognized for five minutes. rep. taylor:: thank you, madam chai

particularly, motivated by restaurants like adele monaco is in new york. one of abraham lincoln's favorite treats when he went to dine at del monaco's was that the mongol monica steak. about a 20 ounce cut of sirloin. it still amazes me that lincoln could eat that and still not put on much weight. the dining at del monaco's was amazing. and very elaborate. many courses. but beef was starting to replace other cuts, particularly lamb, but also seafood, as beef became more popular. when mccoy also realized that with all the poor people in the city, that this was also a potential market for cheap meat, if you could get it into that market. these were the stock trains that came into the city on a daily basis. bringing cattle from particularly one state altogether and that was illinois. and that's where most of the cattle, well into the hole trail driving years, those 20 years. most of the cattle coming in to new york city was from the state of illinois. very seldom for texas cattle themselves, that drove directly for new york city. this would've been a disastro

those which have had shortages like adele he -- you are right in terms of what we need to do for healthountry. prime minister modi has rolled out the world's largest health insurance scheme. this is applicable in about 90% of the country. as a federal nation it is dependent on the few states that have not adopted it who actually do so. rishaad: lots of questions being raised about this new particular variant and how vaccines have the right efficacy against it. but many people also, epidemiologists suggest that could be a third wave, where the virus could be even worse. what are your thoughts on that, and what are you doing about a potential third wave? i know we are not even through the second one. baijayant: i think that is a very important question. let's analyze how the second wave happened. it is not true that everybody was universally predicting a second wave. many people are on the record as saying it is over and we should reaction -- should relax. certainly economists. today they are contradicting themselves. same thing about the third wave. if you look at predictions today in in

had politicians on, obviously actors and singers and all the rest, one of my favorite shows was when adelee should welcome this. its made business cool. >> i tell you what. you you are so on the money with that deal. if mike lindelle can go on jimmy kimmel, if joe piscopo could come on neil cavuto, elon musk can go on saturday night live. we have to calm down and really kind of join the two. all the businesses together, all of the lifestyles, everybody has got to calm down and we could do this. this is a great, great idea. i think this is really shows the genius of lauren like michael and i won't forget when you stepped up for me, no one wanted me at the reunion, neil cavuto stepped up for me and i won't forget that and i know it's an italian thing so i appreciate it, but -- neil: [laughter] >> i mean -- neil: they lost the envelope, joe, they lost the envelope, they found the envelope, you were there, you should have been there, you're one of the greatest that was ever there , singer, comic, you have it it all. you know, i do want to ask you though, do you know any of the cast members the

there was a tweet deleted colour picture in four players including laffan adele, saying this is how youinning the first set 6—1. but the serb hit back to win the next three sets, with evans still searching for a first singles win at roland garros. elsewhere, two—time finalist dominic thiem was also knocked out. chelsea manager thomas tuchel has challenged his players to maintain their hunger after winning the champions league final against manchester city on saturday. chelsea flew back to london from porto after their 1—0 victory, and you can guess what was front and centre of the selfies! and the party continued back at their cobham training ground. 19—year—old rubin colwill is the surprise inclusion in wales' squad for this summer's european championship, having only made his debut for cardiff city in february. caretaker manager robert page has also named gareth bale as captain, and they'll be hoping to improve on their semi final appearance five years ago. their first game is against switzerland onjune the 12th. the football league playoffs continue today with newport county and more