we are talking with anthony and drag a looking at the week ahead -- we are talking with anthony adragna sunday shows every week to find out the latest of what is going on and what sets the message this week in washington. it seems like there continues to be a lot of discussion about military aid for israel and funding for israel. john kirby was on the sunday shows yesterday with face the nation. this is part of what he said yesterday. >> the senate passed secretary leon panetta said the israelis usually fire and then ask questions. is the biden administration still submission that there should be zero conditions on aid , military aid to israel. >> i am not going to get ahead of the president or decisions you might make or not make going forward. he was clear with his call that if we do not see changes with his policy and gaza, they will make changes. >> you think these are israeli policies? >> they can decide how they prosecute this war. we just talked about them pulling troops out. they get to decide how they will process operations. we get to decide how we react to that. the president

the us actually a state anthony blinking addressing other price the, the end of his trip to china. he was there in badging, talking about something sticking points that ran with china and also something positive, including the 1st us china talks to be held on artificial intelligence, the data and that is yet to be announced. but that is something that is going to be of the determined at a quite, quite soon. but that's something that hasn't happened before to the 1st. the us, china talks on uh, on top of that intelligence coming up at some point that was one of the positives that anthony blinking was talking about in his address to the press when it came to sticking points. he was also talking about the chinese support for the russian defense industrial base and also chinese over capacity that is flooding us. market them, not just us markets, anthony blinking thing back to being a concern in europe as well. let's see if we can get our correspondent far beyond the correct my on the line who is a she should be joining us from badging, but i've told he isn't yet on the line, but that h

sir anthony hooper, a 20 ear exasperated. sir anthony hooper, a 20 year high _ exasperated. a 20 year high court and _ exasperated. sir anthony hooper, a 20 year high court and court - exasperated. sir anthony hooper, a 20 year high court and court of- 20 year high court and court of appealjudge, said the post office case from its inception was completely implausible. he said it made no sense the post office would accuse postmasters of taking money when just days after stealing thousands of pounds they would have to immediately reconcile their accounts. he said it was completely implausible. accounts. he said it was completely implausible-— implausible. thank you so much, david. matthew, _ implausible. thank you so much, david. matthew, the _ implausible. thank you so much, david. matthew, the post - implausible. thank you so much, david. matthew, the post office | implausible. thank you so much, - david. matthew, the post office says it is deeply sorry for the impact this has had on victims and it is cooperating with the inquiry. meanwhile, this phase of the inquiry is tryi

sir anthony hoo-er for nearly 20 years. sir anthony hooper who _ for nearly 20 years.rence - for nearly 20 years. sir anthony| hooper who you reference there for nearly 20 years. sir anthony - hooper who you reference there said he would told paula venables that the case did not make sense, and he said he made that point over and over again postop in terms of the inquiry, of course some leading figures from the post office will give evidence in the coming days, what do you think should happen? do you think the onus is on waiting until the end of the inquiry before any other sort of investigation kicks in? �* , ., , any other sort of investigation kicks in? �*, ., , ,., kicks in? it's an interesting point because the _ kicks in? it's an interesting point because the metropolitan - kicks in? it's an interesting point because the metropolitan police| because the metropolitan police setup operation unimpressed back in january 2021 —— 2020, so it is been forfour january 2021 —— 2020, so it is been for four years but they have not arrested anyone who may have been responsibl

we want to dig into that nuance with anthony noto.our full-year guidance was raised in you are feeling positive about how you are stealing -- steering the company at an inflection point, but why is the second order above expectations? what can you add to what we are seeing right here, right now? anthony: great first quarter, it's in line with the transformation that we talked about, our combined tech platform financial services business, growing 54% year-over-year, combining the flat revenue. that was a part of the plan. we had our second consecutive quarter of positive eps, in addition to growing book value on a tangible basis per share by 60%, potentially. we guided the full year, as you mentioned, above not just our beat but our prior guidance. that's a positive overall outlook. we had not usually give the current quarter and at the end of 2024 we gave the full guidance for q1, not q2. because we are taking a conservative view on lending, lending will be down sequentially in q2, while our tech platform financial services revenue wi

. >> and bc's anthony florez is court quartzite in sacramento tonight. and anthony, this is a tough one, this is a sobering lost? >> reporter: it certainly is. it is the end of the season for the warriors come into who knows, maybe the end of the

you're a secretary of state anthony blinking is inside of the rubia today. what time are you expecting from them? well this is anthony blinking 7th visit to the middle east and his 5th to saudi arabia barrow since october 7th, since the will began. he'll be bringing with him a very similar message as he has done in previous visits. of course, the sci fi talks and his potential hostage deal definitely to helping the agenda are and coming at a very key time when we're seeing is crucial phase of the hostage negotiations. but you'll also be there to talk to other gulf in our latest from todd you, a egypt and at uncle saudi arabia to discuss a post world. cause that's something that is very much in the minds of us officials . and of course, every time he visits saudi arabia, he'll also be bringing with him on the agenda, a willingness, or a potential to talk about the ongoing conversation about is ready saudi normalization. now that is something that the usa as a potential way all the way forward in this post cause a year. and it's something that's a high on the

no known —— anthony nolan, taking out stem cell research _ anthony nolan, taking out stem cell researchily, wife and daughter. they will be supportive of stem cell charity. the harlequins — supportive of stem cell charity. the harlequins foundation. and supportive of stem cell charity. the harlequins foundation.— harlequins foundation. and off the record and twickenham. _ harlequins foundation. and off the record and twickenham. send - harlequins foundation. and off the record and twickenham. send our| harlequins foundation. and off the - record and twickenham. send our love and best wishes to your dad who is undergoing that stem cell research. you go, drink your water. stretch out and throw those shoes in the event. you will need a very never need them again. more than 50,000 people passing through the finish line and this was a record for applications for the london marathon, more than half of people —— might have a million people. we will be here until the roads reopened at about 8:30pm tonight. it is notjust about reopened at about 8:30pm tonight. it is not just about the fastest, i

anthony: it doesn't look like theat -- like that. only so much they can do to delay it and the clock is ticking. sumi: thank you so much. let's go right to capitol hill. we can speak to senator tim kaine, democrat from virginia. good to see if you think you for joining us. it looks like this bill has plenty of support in the senate. how quickly do you anticipate it will pass and get to the president's desk? sen. kaine: the senate acted on this in february, it was a 70-29 vote. i think you will see a vote similar tonight. it could be as early as 7:00 or 8:00. it could be closer to midnight. 30 hours of debate is allowed before the final vote. it does not all have to be taken. but i think we passed the cloture motion at 3:00 this afternoon. i suspect a number of republicans who are opposing it will take the floor for a few hours but we will get this done before the sun comes up tomorrow morning, and this aid is very needed right now. it has taken too long to get there. but we are doing something really important with this vote. . i'm a

thank you anthony. up next live music throughout the summer. in fact even throughout the spring free in san francisco. how is it going to happen? we'll expl the san francisco like they used to, which is causing many businesses to leave town. so here's part of the solution. give people a reason to come back to the city. have some fun, and spend some money. that includes live music for free. it's called the sf live concert series between may and october, san francisco will be hosting local and international talent at various spots and plazas and parks throughout the city. union square is among the locations for these free concerts. this is a $2.5 million investment funded by the state legislature. it kicks off saturday, may 4th. so about ten days from now, with a lineup of local djs at the golden gate park bandshell. joining us now is ben van houten with the at the office of economic development and workforce development. ben, your title says it all economic development. how will sf live help local businesses here? absolutely. thank you for havin

life in sacramento, anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> thank you, anthony, very interesting about coach kerr about getting this together. thank you, anthony. >>> much more highlights from this game and comments from that warriors locker room coming up in about 15 minutes from now. >>> tonight, all of the protesters arrested yesterday for blocking traffic on the golden gate bridge have been released from san francisco county jail. but this doesn't mean that they are in the clear. in fact, the san francisco district attorney says they are using the extra time to figure out exactly which crimes these people should be facing. some of those charges are felonies. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney has the story. >> one by one, the people arrested yesterday for holding up traffic on the golden gate bridge were really released from the city's maine jaylon seventh street. but even though they had been arrested in full public view and today were being released onto a public sidewalk, the supporters told the media to not show them on camera and did all they could to make sure we didn't. protest leader

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and that's anthony blinken. told the bbc in an exclusive interview: you are asking beijing to stop supplying moscow with components that russia is using in the invasion of ukraine, you have asked them to do this before, what makes you think they will listen to you this time? let's be clear about what is and isn't happening, what isn't happening is china giving russia weapons to use in ukraine. at the very beginning of russian aggression, we made it clear to china that this was unacceptable, and we haven't seen him do that. russia receives weapons from other countries, from north korea, from iran, but some chinese enterprises supply critical components for the russian defense industry, such as machine tools, microelectronics and optics. they are being used to help russia in an extremely rapid effort to produce more ammunition, tanks, and armored vehicles. rockets and russia is doing so at a pace not seen in modern history, including the soviet union during the cold war. and this could not have happened without the support of provided by china. 70% of machine tools that russia receives from ab

here is anthony begin this morning on the trip. the first u.s. prc talks on artificial intelligence to be held in the coming weeks. will share our respective views on the risks and safety concerns around advanced a.i. and how best to manage them. we also spoke about ways to grow people people ties between our countries particularly educational exchanges. maria: what ultimately got done from this another meeting with u.s. officials in china hudson institute senior fellow alice organization founder and the decisive decade. jonathan dt ward. always a pleasure, anything strike you about anthony blinken strip this time? >> i don't think this is time with the communist party of china, going over there talking about what we can cooperate on as they undertake the most significant military buildup in modern history, major nuclear buildup as they continue to ship fentanyl into the united states killing tens of thousands of americans in the idea that while the working groups in discussions over high-end technology that are patently dual use i

anthony florez is joining us live from stanford. all right, anthony, look, she meant so much to the program, been there since 1985. talk about this new role as an advisor, how will that look? >> reporter: coach is scheduled to have a press conference at 1:00 this afternoon on campus. we will learn more about the role coming up, really in 45 years as a head coach of the game, the last 38 at stanford, she has left her imprint not only on the program but in ncaa college basketball. she was the all-time winningest coach, she has led stanford to three national championships, and 14 final four appearances, so no doubt, whatever role she takes in the program, she's already left her imprint on this program and pretty much given all her wisdom to this program, but with new changes, they are moving to the acc, there will be some new scheduling and trying to figure out how to game plan for long road trips, longer road trips than they are used to, that could be important in the future, and just kind of preparing for the changes even in college

sir anthony i that for the moment.quiry. if you want to stay across that post office inquiry here in the uk, you can go to the bbc news website, where we are running a livestream with text updates so you can get more on that. in other news, assaulting a shop workable be made a separate criminal offence in england and wales as part offence in england and wales as part of a government response to a wave of a government response to a wave of retail crime. the prime minister has been on a visit in west sussex today after that government announcement. meanwhile, labour have pledged to breathe new life into high street as the party�*s unveiled a five—point plan, including reforming business rates and tougher laws on shoplifting. the shadow home secretary has been in tea valley to unveil the party�*s plan. she explained how the high streets were in need of support. iliur explained how the high streets were in need of support.— explained how the high streets were in need of support. our town centres have been heavily _ in need

australian pm, anthony albanese.orning us. now for those . welcome back, now for those. welcome back, saturday morning live here on gb news. we're going straight to sydney again with this shopping centre attack . at least five centre attack. at least five people are confirmed dead. the police now are suggesting that seven, including the attacker , seven, including the attacker, have died. just as a reminder, if you're just joining us, so late last night, uk time, a lone attacker entered a shopping centre in bondi beach in new south wales, went on a what can only be described as a stabbing spree, including a nine month old baby who was currently undergoing surgery for critical injuries. so anthony albanese, the australian prime minister paid tribute to a heroic female police officer who apprehended the suspect, actually shot him dead as well, and yeah, we're going to continue to stay with this as we get more updates. so at least five people dead. australian police suggesting there may be seven. we're not quite clear o

maria: in the middle we hear anthony blinken talking about putting sanctions on the idf. behavior. it is stunning, the senate expected to take up a passive $95 billion or in a package as early as today that includes aid for ukraine, israel, gaza, the indo pacific region you wrote a letter to house speaker mike johnson was former secretary of state mike pompeo the letter last week urged the need for ukraine funding. tell us more about this. i spoke with the president of poland on sunday who made the same case saying we have to stop russian imperialism is. >> it was straightforward, just the facts on the table about what is actually happening and russia's ambition and why it matters to stop russia in ukraine and the fact that it can be done and we don't have to put any of our troops in harm's way to accomplish that. it was very straightforward and it's something the leadership in the house wanted for its members to read and hopefully it had impact. i give a lot of credit to speaker johnson and how we step forward and put his job on the line in the parliamentarian skill sets

also coming up, us secretary of state anthony blinking is in beijing for what are expected to be tough talks. tensions are high between the us and china, or taiwan, and the war and ukraine. and venice introduces an entry fee in an attempt to curb mass tourism and protect residence. the i'm only an ease of welcome to the program. we started in the us where new york's highest court has overturned a 2020 verdict that found harvey weinstein guilty of rape. and a 4 to 3 decision, the new york court of appeals ruled that the former movie producer was not given a fair trial. it said the judge who presided over the case and properly allowed testimony from witnesses whose accusations were not connecting the case. accusations made against weinstein, where the spark behind the global need to move it. earlier, entertainment journalists kj. matthews told us more about why the court overturned harvey weinstein is conviction. it's yeah, it seems very complex. but if it really isn't, the bottom line is appeals. court judge said that the trial judge should not have allowed all of the evidence that they

>> stephen: the latin heartthrob singer marc anthony?at a lot. >> steve: first time. i've gotten willem dafoe, john waters, that i understand. i didn't get it. i had to break it to them that i wasn't. they walked away disappointed. when i got back to new york i went to my local coffee place in brooklyn and there was a new guy working there, i give you my order and he looks at me and he says, has anyone ever told you you look like marc anthony? this is true. i said wait a minute. i said you know what, i was just in bulgaria and these kids thought i looked like marc anthony and he looks at me and he goes, "i'm from bulgaria." go figure. i don't understand it. >> stephen: year considered one of the great character actors but you've also been the big lead. her yours to lead in "boardwalk empire" on hbo. how, maestro, how i ask is it different playing a leading man as opposed to a supporting role? >> steve: the work that i put into it is the same. show like that, i mean, it really was an ensemble. even though my character was the lead, i real

speaking to me earlier, the us secretary, secretary of state anthony blinking is in beijing for what are expected to be tough talks with the chinese leaders. this is blinking, the 2nd visit to china any year as pensions between the 2 countries remain high. there at odds over a range of issues among them, the were new crane. lincoln will meet 1st with foreign minister with me and then likely hold talks with president she's in pain. another source of tension is taiwan. lincoln's visit comes as washington promised, more than $8000000000.00 of military aid for its into pacific partners with taiwan chief among them. beijing views taiwan as its own territory and is threatened to seize it by force. dw east is a asia correspondent, james chaytor, looks at the impact of the funding and blinking visits on taiwan us. we don't walk away from our allies, we stand with them. it's back is described it as an inflection point in history. the world us president joe biden, this week assign since a lot of phone military aid package was more than $95000000000.00 us dollars motion more than a 1000000000,

signs a bill into law, assigning billions of dollars and age for teeth, plus us secretary of state, anthony blinking is in china pushing for better times between washington and facing talks are expected to be top with the chinese support for russia. a big issue on the agenda, the i'm glad richardson and many thanks for joining us. us president joe biden has signed a bill into law authorizing a billions of dollars and military aid for ukraine. lawmakers past the $61000000000.00 package over the weekend ending 8 months long stand off and congress bite and said supplies would now soon be on their way. i'm making sure the shipment start right away. the next few hours really be 2 hours from the equipment to ukraine, for air defense, munitions for artillery rocker systems and armor vehicles. you know, this package is literally invest not only in your brand new credit, but in yours, in our own, secure. it's now hundreds of thousands of troops have been called up to fight for ukraine since russia launched its invasion 2 years ago. many of them have not returned from the front line, dw, spoke to a m

you're a secretary of state, anthony blinked at headset. the best way to really be at the humanitarian situation in does is to get a ceasefire. lincoln was speaking and so the area of his bus stop in the middle east to out to broke a ceasefire game between israel and from us. and the trial of 9 people suspected of wanting to over throw, the german government is beginning the ledge to ring me. the thought i'd group is a german at us depressed prosecutor said, the accused had an austin, a weapons and plans to seize the german parliament. that's page for the moment, but coming up next off to the break existence to find the services of students in mont, across europe. that's on a documentary series. a quick reminder. as always, there's more news on our website, speed up, new dot com, and you can always follow us on youtube and other sorts of media channels. i'll have them is at the tempter news. i've finished managing a land. thanks so much for watching your buck. a game here in about 45 minutes. see you then, bye bye. the. the big ocean view c

i'm anthony, how it works at the program. south africa is celebrating its freedom day 30 years on from its transition to democracy from the racial segregation of apart. celebrations in pretoria were attended by the country's leaders and included musical performances and to $21.00 gun salute. but the festivities come at a time of the discontent with the current government. president 0 around the pause is expected to face a stern test in a nation wide election next month. south africa is one of the contents leading economies, but severe economic challenges and rising unemployment of damp and the optimism of 30 years ago. the south african celebrating freedom di told the w what 3 decades of democracy means to them. it is like people being together like everyone like joining together the working together, changing like everyone being able to live, i months inside the these community. not mine's either. one of the not looking at the one another like this person in that know like all of us do one thing for one purpose. i set up dem

after leaving school, anthony went to study economics at the university of sydney. he began to participate in political circle and was elected to the council of student representatives at 17. party members seemed ideal, they almost immediately had a son, but after 19 years of marriage, on january 1, 2019, instead of a new year’s gift, his wife told anthony that she was leaving, this hit albanese hard, but already a year later , he met jodea on social networks, set up a meeting with blonde in a restaurant, drank a glass and quickly found a common language, after which he first became the leader of his party, when the laborists gathered a majority in parliament and rose to the position of prime minister. i turn to my life partner jodie hayden. thank you for coming into my life and walking this path with me. the newly minted prime minister decided to be considered a hero among australians with the help of ukraine and went there on a visit. the farewell was long. everyone started saying goodbye and hugging. and then we went outside, where a car was waiting for him, and

secretary anthony blinken _ sovereign nation. secretary anthony blinken said - sovereign nation.aid there| sovereign nation. secretary - anthony blinken said there was progress. i want to see if there is room for progress. he noted some areas, like stopping supplies of fentinyl to the us. is there room for co—operation between the two countries? specifically where do you point to? �* , specifically where do you point to? �*, ., , specifically where do you point to? �* , ., , , specifically where do you point to? , to? there's always been room for co-operation, _ to? there's always been room for co-operation, fentinyl- to? there's always been room for co-operation, fentinyl is l to? there's always been room for co-operation, fentinyl is a j for co—operation, fentinyl is a good example. there's been some minor progress where china and us have worked together to limit the importation and the chemicals used from china to the united states. i sit on the china committee in congress. we released a report that said 96% of tentanyl precursors, the chemicals to construct, manufacture this

in asia overnight also move it across the board secretary of state anthony blinken arriving in shanghai three day trip, the asian embassies higher, house speaker mike johnson in new york today to meet with jewish students at columbia university campus, protest still underway even faculty of columbia have joined into the protest. president trump blaming the nationwide protest on president biden who by the way gets to ride the campaign trail all week as true battles a gag order in a manhattan courtroom, joining to the conversation politics cofounder hannah cox back with us, the boosting global opinion writer and editorial board writer and bullseye american ingenuity fund manager adam johnson, "mornings with maria" is live right now ♪ ♪. maria: it's time for the hot topic of hour protest of columbia university happening through the night as demonstrators defy the university presidents initial midnight deadline for negotiations. [shouting] maria: this morning a columbia spokesperson claims progress has been made in negotiation with leaders of the tent occupation today will occupy for anothe

the outcome of this case could have far reaching implications for homeless individuals like anthony who rely on public spaces for survival. >> it's already tough enough being on the streets as it is. >> reporter: on monday the supreme court will delve into the legal aspects of penalizing homeless individuals for activities like sleeping in public. professor little from uc law san francisco sheds light on the case's significance and potential impact. >> we'll address a very narrow question, which is is there any constitutional status at all for people who are homeless and can you criminalize behaviors that the homeless must engage in, such as sleeping in public? >> reporter: the case originated from grant's pass, oregon, raising national concerns about anti-camping ordinances and their effects on homeless communities and whether it can be considered cruel and unusual punishment to cite people for sleeping in public even if they have nowhere else to go. >> and in law was attacked by a number of people who are homeless as a class action on behalf of all the homeless, not just in grant's pa

podemos llegar a un momento en el que ese derecho puede desaparecer en cualquier momento. >> pero anthonyialmente candidatos de ese estado, cambiaron un poco est postura, ¿crees que el partido le pueda costar este tema la eleccion que viene en novie hombre? >> no, definitivamente no, porque, como como dijo donald trump, dejemos que los estados decidan ellos mismos, incluso cuando el estado, por decir, de arizona hizo eso, no fue el los votantes, lo que quiere es donald kerry lake y la mayoria de los republicanos es ok, bueno, se propuso el roe v. >> wade, ok, estamos de que ya no es un caso federal, pero ahora los estados pero cuando decimos que los estados decian, estamos hablando de los votantes. >> entonces, lo que paso en arizona, yo pienso tal vez no va a ser legal lo van a pelear en las cortes, tal vez en la corte suprema, porque deberian ser los votantes que votan. >> pero paola, ¿tu crees que con el aborto se puede olvidar a aquellos votantes que estan inconformes tanto con la economia, la inflacion, la migracion, los democratas van a maximizar el aborto para que el votante olvide

you're a secretary of state anthony blinking bit down to the middle east for another round of thoughts with, out of lead us. for the 1st time in weeks. he's right in ha, signal momentum for a truce, including the release of hostages, also coming up. retreat on the eastern front, your brains, all me come on to say is his up number of troops, a phone and back to new positions in the the don't ask region. as russian forces advance. plus there's different escape from bundle vases, weeks long, heat wave. it's one of separate countries across the ation are being hit hard byte stream temperature names to climate change. and in germany, a far right conspiracy stopped in its tracks or an intelligence failure. members, if in the next followed, right, lots disease, bob go on, tried today, but it's unclear. i've intelligent services, know the extent of who was involved, the time being hispanic j. welcome us, secretary of state anthony blinking has arrived inside the or maybe as part of a new push to broker a ceasefire. d between israel and from us. he set to meet with the leaders of golf out of st

anthony hopkins in the role of freud himself. cross. cinema. we thank mariana for the wonderful film section, and we would like to separately emphasize, of course, that anthony hopkins is a delightful actor. there is no doubt about it. by the way, in his free time he loves to cook, plays music and draws pictures. and his beloved cat, niblo, helped him in this for 13 years. yes, anthony hopkins met nybla in 2010 in a hotel in budapest, and nybla has been his best ever since. but this story has an end, yes, unfortunately, the cat passed away in 2022. since then anthony and his wife stella have been helping homeless animals and supporting all kinds of events related to four-legged friends. one of these would definitely be to the taste of the family and would amuse them. now i’ll tell you about it in more detail. so, the mexican authorities have pledged to provide nineteen cats to cats living in presidential national palace lifelong security. mexican president andr'. manuel los obrador added them to the list of living permanent asset

you're a secretary of state anthony blinking returns to the middle east for another on the thoughts with out of leaders for the 1st time and beats easterling, how bostic government and put a truce, including the release of hostages. also coming up, retreat on the eastern front. you print, so i'll make a mazda se is his out number troops a fall and back to new positions in the near region. as the russian forces advanced . and in germany, a far life conspiracy stopped in its tracks or 9 intelligence failure up, members of and then i just thought i'd love to seize bob. i'd go on file today, but it's unclear if intelligence services know the extent of who was involved, the homepage manager, welcome us, secretary of state anthony banking has arrived in saudi arabia as part of a new push to broker sees far the between israel and from us he's set to meet with leaders of girl inside of states who will be mediating a plan, sort of tools, and that a ton of hostages held in gaza since the mazda led to the attack on the 7th of october, at the same time, a mazda, in addition, is expected to meet egyp

davis, anthony edwards, as well as hallie burton, dubai and holiday.s remind you that the olympic games in the capital of france start on july 26 and will last until august 11. the twelfth player on the roster should be kawhi leonard. and tonight we are watching the play in nba round. the los angeles lakers are literally through. the game against new orleans will begin in a couple of hours, then golden state and sacramento will determine who will play the worst team in the opposition between the lakers and pelicans. lebron james and company if successful. today they will fight in the playoffs with the current champion danverts in the east, let us remind you, in the play round, philadelphia will fight with miami, and chicago with atlanta, these matches will take place tomorrow night. the winner of the phillahite pair will compete with the new york knicks in the playoffs, but the second winner of the playoff stage goes to the regular-season triumphant boston celtics. that's all for me today, my name is stanislav libsky. love sports, work hard and win, un

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in talk to preston street, just being anthony blinkers, criticize this child's help for russia to make weapons. he also announced areas of cooperation including controls of advanced onto personal intelligence. what's coming up nato was again starting back, pays a visit to berlin, meeting with german johns, the own our souls. to discuss an upcoming defense summit in washington. and in the epic election is on the way it is a 45 day multi face process. correspondence is on the campaign trail and criss crossing the country. we don't have the latest for you, the managed manager. welcome us, secretary of state anthony blinking has met with china as president on the 3rd and final day of a visit fault with tensions following the meeting link and spoke of progress and the relationship between china and the us, including on issues such as organized crime and artificial intelligence where we made lincoln stress, but it was crucial for washington and begging to maintain open channels of communication. any welcome to chance to visit the country with the. but thinking also pointed out that serious d

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it was difficult to get any key information from us secretary of state anthony blinken, and it's quiteeresting because before i spoke to him i spoke to the minister italian foreign minister antonio tajani, who said the united states was informed of the nighttime attack at the last minute. so i was expecting to hear a bit more from anthony blinken, but in his speech he didn't raise the issue of what happened during the night, even though he was asked about it by four different journalists, myself included. we asked what exactly did the us know, what the talks were, or did they think it was already? end of current events, but we haven't heard back from him. however, he stressed that the us was not involved in this. he talked a lot about attempts to de-escalate the conflict in the middle east, talked about how discussions were taking place regarding the humanitarian situation in gaza, about attempts to release israeli hostages, so he touched on the topic of the conflict in general, but without the details of the events of last night, which everyone wanted to hear about. so, according to u

florez, live from going one center, anthony, this is technically a playing game, tell us what is on the line tonight? >> first of all, let me say hello audrey, from the one-to- one center, both teams are stunning to warm up for the to buffett 7:00, how about everything, it warriors win. and the lakers on friday, if they lose tonight against the kings, start making plans for vacation. everything is on the line this season, here in sacramento. >> a big night for sure, the two teams faced off in the playoffs last year, what can we expect this year? >> more the same. epic 50 point performance, and had about this, the lesser games, a single four, expected to be close tonight, the sacramento kings, that should favor golden state and tonight's game. >> that's what i was going to ask you next, the warriors were taken tonight? >> is were waiting to get the gold one center, a bunch of media people, complete state strangers, who's going to win. a consensus, playing their best basketball, what matters most the end of the season, second kings have been struggling as of late, was some injury prob

blinking. —— anthony blinking.i, in italy. in their final communique, they said they urged all parties to work to prevent further escalation. oil prices jumped after us officials said an israeli missile had struck iran. brent crude surged by as much as 4.2% initially, though it's since fallen back. investors have been closely watching israel's response to the iranian drone and missile attack last weekend, with concerns a worsening conflict could disrupt supplies. iran is opec�*s third—largest oil producer. let's get more on the oil market from carole nakhle, founder and ceo of crystol energy. welcome to bbc news, carol. what we just sat there, iran is opec�*s third largest oil producer. how could the events of the last two weeks are so impact the oil production market, particularly when it comes... iran is still an important _ particularly when it comes. .. iran is still an important oil— particularly when it comes... i'a'i is still an important oil producer, despite the decades of sanctions. but of course its pote

i also copied in sir anthony on that correspondence as well. did not show wholesome any more. it did not feel like we were after the truth any more. it felt like we were to defend post office�*s position on all of this. you tell us in your witness statement, paragraph 145, that as a result of writing this letter there was no change as a result. ts result of writing this letter there was no change as a result. is that riuht? was no change as a result. is that right? that _ was no change as a result. is that right? that is _ was no change as a result. is that right? that is correct. _ was no change as a result. is that right? that is correct. i— was no change as a result. is that right? that is correct. i think - was no change as a result. is that right? that is correct. i think you| right? that is correct. i think you not a right? that is correct. i think you got a letter _ right? that is correct. i think you got a letter back _ right? that is correct. i think you got a letter back from _ right? that is correct. i think you got a letter back fro

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anthony torres has the latest buzz coming from the headquarters. >>> it's hear it. tomorrow, big day for the nfl. no game, it's draft day. >> no games. we are just watching the draft. >> dreams coming true. >> it's a great night. they might even make a major trade. we shall see. here is nbc's anthony torres. >> reporter: after losing in overtime to the chiefs in super bowl lviii, the 49ers are determined to bounce back and take that final step this season. >> i think we are in a real good place as a football team, as an organization and we have to find a way to get a little bit better. that's the focus of this whole off-season. this is an awesome opportunity to do just that. >> the niners are scheduled to have 10 pics in the nfl draft, starting with number 31 near the end of the first round. >> reporter: no dire need. has been covering the team for three decades. although he says the team has no real needs, he does believe there is opportunity for a rookie to earn playing time and a few positions like defensive back and at the offensive and defensive lines. >> it wo

but nobody revealed this, and then a anthony fauci continues to say hey, i know nothing about this.s was his own agency. we approve the nih and niaid found cheese agency knew about this proposal and were part of the proposal despite him continued dumb a continuing and public saying had nothing to do with it that it ties nih to the funding of research that may well have led to covid-19. >> john: a name that comes up in all of this is that of peter does asked the head of the echo health alliance will be testifying before the committee in the house the discrepancy that came up when he gave behind closed doors testimony and that was about a project called "diffuse" >> same thing. >> to make a fearing cleavage site in a virus according to winthrop the proposal said that the research would be done in the university of north carolina but that in fact it was actually targeted to the wuhan institute what he know about that? >> it's the same proposal, it's defuse which was never funded by the u.s. government but we know wuhan continues to do this research and a lot of people knew it was going

his brother anthony is the facility's director. both continue volunteering for the organization, even though no longer playing it. >> that's why this angers all of the volunteers whose league just incurred $15,000 in losses. i understand you need something, but why? why? a nonprofit organization in online fundraiser has been established to help replace what was lost and the north rips are grateful for that. it hurts because, again, equipment out here, the volunteers out here, the parents out here, the people out here. are here for children. despite the burglary. the northrop say volunteers are working hard to ensure it does not impact play as the spring season continues in concord. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a man has been arrested and charged with murder a year after a vacaville woman was killed just north of sacramento last april, yuba county sheriff's detectives say somebody found 27 year-old amory may sweeney's body in an orchard. authorities say sweeney was hit and killed by a car last week. police arrested ricky las

anthony, i want to turn to the trump's immunity claim . i want to read this. not focused on the here and now of this case. i'm very concerned about the future. anthony, why shouldn't i be concerned that he isn't concerned about the facts of the case before them? >> right, that is really a head- scratcher. most of what you see in court cases, and certainly the supreme court, justices, judges, are required to look at the facts of the case, and what he's saying here has a lot of people scratching their head. i don't know that anybody can really understand how this is going to play out, but, jonathan, what disturbed me more is the fact this could get pushed back down to the trial court level. that would achieve what donald trump really wants. he's not trying to win this case on the merits at all. he is trying to throw sand in the ears of the case, to slow down, to keep it from being fully adjudicated before the election. at the end of the day i think it's going to come down to the american people doing what we all did in 2020, and that is going to the polls. >> re

, who often sounds from the lips of friederike, we are talking about metropolitan anthony of surge, ouro his words, just in case, maybe not everyone knows, but now we know this, we have come to an interesting topic, which you know in academic courses, at least in secular universities, is called female images in the gospel, yes, but indeed, there seem to be few of them there, even the mother of god is few compared to the apostles, but look, the first good news is for a woman, and the mother of god is understandable to a special, very special woman. but nevertheless, then the risen christ appears as a wife the first myrrh-bearer, and also not just there is nothing accidental, nothing is just a step back , who was actually on the cross? i was always shocked by this, yes, we say, here is the traitor judas, but they betrayed, were afraid, everyone betrayed one way or another, well, the apostle john fled from christ, they fled, yes, peter, peter, the stone, yes, he denies three times, yes , everyone was scared, everyone is terrified, terrified, yes, and the women are all at the cross, and you

now rushes invasion of ukraine is such a big topic as us secretary of state anthony blinking holes talks in china when can visit comes as tensions between the us and china are rising. washington has accused beijing of helping mosque as war effort and ukraine. something it denies. so presidents children thing and vladimir boots and have previously said they have a relationship without limits how to put limits on a relationship without limits on this for the emission to beijing, us secretary of state anthony blink. and we'll hope to put some distance between russia and china. pushing back on china's role in russia's war machine will be a top priority. china continues to provide materials to support precious defense, industrial base. and all of this is fueling pollutants, warm machine, etc attacks ukrainians. and threatens european security. the relations between the worlds to top global rivals have been 10 since early last year, after chinese by balloon float across us territory. and fresh disputes relating to silver will tie one, emerged since then, the thought a little shooting, being he