hejoins new advisory board at the championship side.tments in english teams in recent months. a remarkable collection of items belonging to the musician freddie mercury are about to go on public display. handwritten song lyrics, costumes, and a moustache comb are amongst the possessions which can be seen from tomorrow in london, before being auctioned next month. our arts correspondent david sillito has been to see them. sotheby�*s has acquired a moustache, in honour of freddie mercury. it is room after room of freddie's life and possessions. freddie's piano. freddie's costumes. it's a snug fit, isn't it? yes. freddie was very slim. freddie's kitchen. freddie's record collection. even freddie's tiffany moustache comb. and for fans of bohemian rhapsody, the original lyric sheet with what appears to be crossed out the original title. there is a cancelled earlier title, where he had written mongolian rhapsody. so bohemian rhapsody was originally mongolian rhapsody? so it seems, yeah. and even for those who knew him well, there are surprise

senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c i a joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much, mike, for coming on just before we get to the book, and i go to say your book makes it very hard for joining this because the scope is massive. as co director of the brookings advocate, security initiative, you'll click fluids on events in the shad. my understanding is it's the largest c i a base in the world. i get as base 201. i don't know, $500000000000.00. how many millions of dollars it means, the bank of the us public money on it. and an american trained soldier now runs deja. well, greetings and you certainly are right to dramatize the significance of the counterterrorism cooperation with the share including the base. it probably is a, this point, multi $1000000000.00 base in terms of overall investment, but i'm not sure on the exact numbers. we also know that roughly 20 percent of all american troops in africa are in the share, which is obviously a huge lead disproportionate number. and account that was 54

owners say they've entered into a partnership with the nfl legend, who will become the chair of an advisory boardhis expertise on nutrition and opening up possible new commercial deals. brady retired from playing earlier this year, while birmingham finished 17th in the championship and haven't been in the premier league since 2011. well, there's another world cup going on right now. apart from the one involving both teams in new zealand. and there was a significant win for england over australia in the netball tournament in cape town. both had qualified for the semifinals before their meeting, but england's 56—55 victory is their first over the world number ones in this competition. jamaica's win over defending champions new zealand means they finish top of their group and will face australia in the last four. england's opponents will be new zealand unless south africa beat uganda by a massive margin. that is currently not happening, although they are ten a head. 21—11. that next to another change to the rugby league world cup. it was due to held in france in 2025, but after they withdrew for fin

when the air tanker was our region, your craft had been contracted from an american company, the advisory board as well just giving your log out to the pub towards the end. so yeah, i also found out i've got a, a baby on the way you know, to be bringing, you're locked into the weld when of pictures, so on. so it definitely makes you think about those things. so this is what should be doing with not mom would be false to sleep but should get out of the patch and just sit on their bailey and just do this system since you know something. so you don't, you know, be nice, be nice. one that's going switch because consequently concert, no. so hate kills. and what would you do in a flyer? oh, what i find hard for someone who is actually been in the fire grounds. it isn't majority of things, but my business partner feel he does all the use. nice thing. so he gets cold a lot by the walls. i've groups to use an ice to columbus. but most of those are getting put down because there's no way for them to get a lot of one but since advised, but will they survive until it regenerates to actually be self suffici

one thing april, you mentioned the presidents intelligence advisory board, which specifically said that the nsa model and method of doing where east -- queries was a model that the fbi should follow. i think the fbi, we will see how this unfolds with the russian campaign, has not made its case as well as it could have, not on the use of it. because i think most people understand the value of it, but on the scope of the reforms that they took, after what was frankly several years of debate between the fbi and the department of justice on the nature of the authority to query the database. that is the heart of the contention. and some reforms were put into place by director ray. they took the results only became apparent in 23 when director ray, the national director of intelligence announced a dramatic drop of queries to the database. i think that will take heat out of this, still some. my guess is my own guess is that although the administration said they would like a street view authorization for indefinite or a least another five years, my grasses -- guesses congress when ahead with re

owners say they've entered into a partnership with the nfl legend, who will become the chair of an advisory boardoffering up his expertise on nutrition and opening up possible new commercial deals. brady retired from playing earlier this year, while birmingham finished 17th in the championship and haven't been in the premier league since 2011. well, there's another world cup going on right now, and there was a significant win for england over australia in the netball tournament in cape town. both had qualified for the semi finals before their meeting, but england's 56—55 victory is their first over the world number ones in this competition. jamaica's win over defending champions new zealand means they finish top of their group. and will face australia in the last four. england's opponents will be new zealand, unless south africa beat uganda by a massive margin. that match next to another change to the rugby league world cup — it was due to held in france in 2025 that was postponed a year but after they withdrew for financial reasons. the southern hemisphere will now host the tournament in 2026. t

owners say they've entered into a partnership with the nfl legend, who will become a chair of an advisory boardr things, and opening up possible new commercial deals. brady retired from playing earlier this year, while birmingham finished 17th in the championship and haven't been in the english premier league since 2011. bit of transfer news for you now — newcastle united have agreed a deal for southampton right back tino livramento worth £40 million, including add—ons. the 20—year—old's departure comes after southampton were relegated from the premier league last season. livramento joined from chelsea two years ago forjust £5 million. speaking of chelsea, they've agreed a deal to sign the brighton goalkeeper robert sanchez for £25 million. the spaniard leaves them after ten years at the south coast of england club. now to day1 of the biggest multi—discipline cycling event ever staged, the cycling world championship in scotland, with track and para track cyclists all involved. japan's keiko sugiura won the first title in glasgow, beating netherlands' aniek van den aarssen in the women's c3 indi

he will be the chair of a new advisory board at st andrews and will work on global marketing efforts suspended a sports official for nepotism after a novice sprinter was allowed to compete in the 100 metres at the world university games in china. completing the race in 21.81 seconds, he took almost twice as long as the winner. time now to leave you with ten seconds of disabled drag. wales' first disabled drag troupe, house of deviants, are taking to the stage at the national eisteddfod, a celebration of welsh language and culture. you're all caught up — bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm marc edwards. here's what's coming up on our show. the shock of all shocks — germany out of the women's world cup, but tournament debutants morocco flying high. they're through to the last 16. at the netball world cup, england full of confidence after a stunning win over the top ranked side in the world, australia. and from the nfl to the efl — tom brady goes into business with second—tier side birmingham city. here's the deal. i'm officially coming on board at birmingham city football

owners say they've entered into a partnership with the nfl legend, who will become the chair of an advisory boardoffering up his expertise on nutrition and opening up possible new commercial deals. brady retired from playing earlier this year, while birmingham finished 17th in the championship and haven't been in the premier league since 2011. the saudi pro league's "remarkable" spending spree on players is set to continue, according to one of its leading executives. sadio mane is the latest in a long list of stars heading to saudi arabia, joining the likes of cristiano ronaldo, karim benzema and riyad mahrez, and sports media executive peter hutton, who is on the board of the country's league, says it's unlike anything he has seen before. it is remarkable. i've worked in sport for a0 years now and i've never seen a project as big as this. it's ambitious as this. and may be as determined as this, to be a success and a thing that really attracted me to it is the fact that it's notjust about headline players and the big glamorous transferfee and the big glamorous transferfee and wages, it's also ab

owners say they've entered into a partnership with the nfl legend, who will become the chair of an advisory boardopening up possible new commercial deals.

owners say they've entered into a partnership with the nfl legend, who will become the chair of an advisory boardexpertise on nutrition and opening up possible new commercial deals. brady retired from playing earlier this year, while birmingham finished 17th in the championship and haven't been in the premier league since 2011. both had already qualified for the semifinals but england's victory over australia at the netball world cup was a historic one nonetheless. the roses had never beaten the world number ones at the tournament before, but held on for a 56—55 victory in cape town. england held their nerve to earn a stunning win over the commonwealth champions, overturning an eight—goal third—quarter deficit. eleanor cardwell with the deciding goal as england finish as group winners above australia, who will play jamaica in the last four. england's semifinal will very likely be against defending champions new zealand. it is massively important moment for this group in particular, it adds to our confidence bank but we know that we have two games to come as a means nothing if we can't follow it u

the president's intelligence advisory board today unanimously recommended renewal of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. it allows the government to conduct targeted surveillance of foreigners outside the us without a warrant. the advisory board says the data collected has already saved countless lives, but some within the president's own party say the powers are too broad and can be abused. unless we really understand what measures the fbi is taking to ensure that people's privacy is protected. i think it's going to be a very difficult reauthorization process. the white house has asked for quick action from lawmakers, but they've indicated they plan to take their time to review the program, which expires at the end of the year. gas prices on the rise. why energy analysts say they won't drop any time soon average cost of a gallon of gas is 3.78. nationwide that's $0.15 higher than just a week ago. in california, the average price is $5. $0.01 a gallon. that's up from 4.89 a week ago. fox news caroline shively explains why many energy experts believe prices won't come down anytime soon.

. >>> i want to go now to ro khanna, a member of the national advisory board for the biden harris 2024n as well. so, i want to talk about the hunter biden actually in a moment, but first, donald trump. we've got four indictments, 91 criminal charges. i have to keep saying that to myself. it's pretty incredible. 91. but he's, it's not just that he's the clear gop front-runner. the republicans don't think he should be charged. you see ramaswany rising, but absolutely nothing has moved the needle. does anything? >> first of all, we have to have the process play out. the seriousness of the charge is that he tried to overturn a election. that goes to the heart of democracy. i was talking to someone this morning who's a desantis supporter who said that the indictments are making him more sympathetic to donald trump, that this is a sentiment among republicans. so there's no doubt this is strengthening him in the republican field. i don't think it's going to help him with independents. >> no, but it is amazing. talking to a desantis supporter. that is where we've seen the erosion. at least in

well, david, yale university history professor and advisory board member of the yale university press black lives series, thanks for being with us on booktv. thank you. very glad to be here and to people know about th

deadline. we do at the same time, the report of deviations in this field will be announced to the advisory boards will be dealt with. friends who are the trustees and responsible for the income of the highest authority of the executive body in each organization, as the person responsible for the non- collection of the incomes of the advisors . after all, you have some tools at your disposal that you can use , public companies, to enforce the law with the tools you have. it is the economy and property of the whole country, but it is one of the most important users of the main beneficiaries of the accounting services of the organization . mr. doctor pointed out the correctness of this example regarding the fulfillment of these sources. we will implement this law simultaneously from the first day of this year 410 until the end . and we must choose without the sources of the story well, the main issue of agreements and dealing with different institutions is coming. we have everything. one of the most important rulings that this year in note 19, the size of note 2, in previous years, i drew with the c

willing, by the end of the deadline, when the existence of that parliament will be announced to the advisory boardsthe same time and the deviations in this field will be reported and dealt with. collecting the revenues now you have to be responsible for the koche kurdi program . after all, you have tools at your disposal that you can use. we can oblige them to implement the law with the tools you have, but what did they do in these treasury accounts, mr. safir? regarding the correct development of treasury accounts implementation operations in the ministry of economy and finance of the whole country, however, one of the most important beneficiaries of the treasury accounts program, my child is going to sleep , i emphasize your point that in this year 402, we have more than 5000 resources.

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(pensive piano music) ♪ [brenda sieglitz] mira lloyd dock was the first woman to serve on an advisory boarde women could vote at the state level. and she helped establish a lot of the urban beautification and forestry standards in the area of her time. she was just really instrumental, during her time, in showing that anyone could be a value to the conservation, uh, community. but the fact that she achieved those things as a woman in her time when she had no right to vote is simply outstanding. our office in harrisburg is actually located just down the block from where her home was. so, we have a deep connection, uh, to her story. we honor an awardee every year for the mira lloyd dock partnership diversity award. [narrator] two recent recipients of the mira lloyd dock partnership diversity award are kiasha huling for planting trees to cool the heat island effect in philadelphia and shawna yorty for growing community connections in a lancaster neighborhood. the pennsylvania forestry association presented its mira lloyd dock outstanding woman conservationist award to marci mowery for her work

and thank you my fellow police officer friends i work with the advisory board and my friends are cops. one civilian friend other than that my friends are cops. thank you. i appreciate. and important to be aware of voting tomorrow and see what you want. something will happen worse. and one left note on irving street we had an arson 5 months ago never had. the flower shop was burned down. young lady been there for 60 years and now back. 3 years later dirt nel essay bar and i noticed the park was taken down. someone at 4 newscast morning took down the parklet we can't vice president that. we never this this stuff in irving over the years we had robberies. now everything else escalated and got bad. crime down because of police. ambassadors and the support of the mayor so thank you, mir for everything and let's get the job done here. thank you. >> thank you for put nothing perspective and the points of this is for folks to reach out to their members of the board of supervisors to make it clear that they support our public safety package as a whole. includes the police officers, includes th

and the latest episode of going underground option response the quizzes, former ca, advisory board member, michael hamlin, on washington's misplaced priorities catch the full episode live tomorrow. in the meantime, here's a preview. the problem is you may agree with me, but at brown university estimate was 2 trillion dollars for the war. the last 4 and have can, has gone 8 trillion dollars of us public money that could have gone to save those americans that will be dying this year. because of poverty link disease, and you didn't want bite and to leave afghanistan, you didn't want to obama to laser rack. you want to more money spend, but on these was way, really the americans would all welcome. as you talk 1st of all about the global south and i agree with your focus on that area. but as you know, that's a catch all term for many different regions. you're sitting in a region which as you know, better than i has been disheartened by american dis engagement for a period or perceived as i'm not sure about that either. the saturday embassy just opened into ron in the past. you know, a few days

unfortunately, either the advisory board nor the national study have been established yet. my question is, what is the timeline for federal highway administration setting up the advisory board and getting the national study underway? >> thank you, senator. and i am aware of your interest in this program dating back to when i was the secretary of delaware, and was part of the mileage-based user fee alliance -- >> i'm not commenting directly on this issue. >> yes. and in colorado, when i was the director of the western railroad usage, i consortium, reduce sodium so, we are working expeditiously to get the advisory committee set up, and we'll make sure that we get this important data for the committee as we look to reauthorize the program. >> right, thank you. let's go, that's music to my ears. senator capito? >> thank you. in my opening statement, i talked about the debate that we had over the greenhouse gas emissions performance measure. and targets that we had rejected it here in the congress, and you are pursuing a measure that would achieve this through rulemaking. what i

i also noticed advisory board as being part of this and is that unique to this?t do i call this model of programming? >> it may not be unique, but it is new and something that it is great to see. we really want to hear from the members that are receiving these services. they are able to provide feedback on the programs they want to see. we see that in some context in our other grants as well, but here we really lined it out in the scope to make sure that there is a advisory board that meets and they can have empowerment making sure the program they see and also receive is listened and enacted on. >> it seems like a high bar is set that you stated, 10 or 12 people on each one i think i noticed and that is really robust and it is a challenge i think. of course, if they are able to attend the meetings in their neighborhood, as commissioner jung is saying, it is easier to get people maybe and they see the direct benefit of what they are getting, so it just seems like a very good thing to do and they also probably help us with outreach. >> very much. word of mouth is

we have advisory board members on several boards that advise the governor of virginia. we have virginia indian women on the council on women. usthe council on environmental justice including the previous chair of the council. the virginia indian women. the virginia advisory committee on juvenile justice and virginia fine arts board of trustees. these are some of her major political leadership roles that virginia indian women india womet are in at this time. founders and a public defender, program specialist and program analyst federal offices working directly with tribes and native american organizations and we have cultural and award-winning artists. it we have whose works displayed in the fine arts and an award-winning screenwriter tribal program director. practitioner, environmental manager, grandson conservation advocates. i could probably fill five or more slides and we will see a few things leadership positions takeat on so this is the most exciting slide to me and that our women are recognized as leaders across the commonwealth in the country at this however the

senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c i a joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much, mike, for coming on just before we get to the book, and i go to say your book makes it very hard for joining this because the scope is massive. as co director of the brookings advocate, security initiative, you'll click fluids on events in the shad. my understanding is it's the largest c i a base in the world. i get is base 201. i don't know 500.

called indigenous voice to parliament legislation will allow the creation of a federal government advisory board made up of 1st nations members on that die every strategy and will have a once in a generation chance to bring out country together and to change it for the best of the good. so recognition listening and better results. and i ask all of stylings to the yes. the still ahead on all the zeta either on the streets of london over the track done on the toxic fumes. taking down a network from the inside us authorities use hackers own tools to the cyber criminals, the the. okay, so here's the thing. the winds are turning around a bit for the gulf states. look out for that forecast and one sec. but 1st, here's a wider look at what i see and truthfully, not a lot whole lot of sunshine but of send in does through the empty quarter, saudi arabia. but i promise you, we talk about the goals states. and here we see that wind coming off the goals. so 40 degrees in doha, on wednesday. but your factor in the humidity? i think it's going to feel about 56 now. it is quite breezy through how karachi i'm a

senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c i a joins me now from washington, dc. a. thank you so much, mike, for coming on just before we get to the book, and i go to say, if your book makes it very hard for joining this, because the scope is massive. as co director of the brookings african security initiative, you'll click fluids on events in the share. my understanding is it's the largest c, a base in the world. i get is base 201. i don't know, 500000000000. don't how many millions of dollars it means to bend to the us public money on it. and an american trained soldier now runs these wild readings and you certainly are right to dramatize the significance of the counterterrorism cooperation with new share, including the base. it probably is a, this point, multi $1000000000.00 base in terms of overall investment, but i'm not sure on the exact numbers. we also know that roughly 20 percent of all american troops in africa are in the share, which is obviously a hugely disproportionate number in the account that was

and the latest episode of going underground option baton c quizzes, michael headland, pharmacy advisory board member on washington's misplaced priorities catch the full episode live tomorrow. in the meantime, here's a preview, a trillion dollars of us public money that could have gone to save those americans that will be dying this year because of poverty link disease. and you didn't want bite and to leave afghanistan, you didn't want to obama to laser rack. you want to more money spend, but on these was way, really the americans, we don't welcome bells. so i don't see this all in nero. you know, pro us pro china, pro savvy pro ron terms. i think that relationships should improved for the betterment of the region. but a lot of, most of the middle east experts scholars and diplomats that interact with have regretted the rapid american disengagement from the broader middle east. in afghanistan in 2021. we only had about $5000.00 us military personnel on the ground . that was not what was producing a trillion dollar price tags. those were the price tags associated with the big difference of yest

while a lot of the creation of a federal government advisory board made up of 1st nations members on that die every est riley, and will have a once in a generation chance to bring out the country together and to change it for the best of the good for recognition, listening and better results. and i ask all of stylings to the yes. there's been k o is that amazing? detroit to end to tribal conflict and northern india rival, political leaders and minor poor, are blaming each other for not doing enough to stop the violence. at least a 160 people have been killed in 3 months of fighting between the majority, hindu and minority christian communities. charles profit reports. it's com for now . the village of quoted to this mainly muslim community situated in the middle of what many here recording a tribal conflict, one that is killed at least a 160 people since may enforced tens of thousands to flee their homes in the northeastern states of many poor militias from the hindu majority, made to the mainly christian minority cookie for, for, for decades of a land. so she, we cannot make religio