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it's an on goal and it's ballard who put the ball into his own net.get as newcastle went ahead, a costly as mistake but not the home side's last. dawdling, dispossessed and punished. it is 2—0 newcastle. alexander isak scores! two big errors, two goals and perhaps much of a gap for come back from. the second half sunderland finally got a shot on target but with the derby day intensity starting to show. players tearing into each other, pushing and a shove followed before being dispersed. and then the hammer blue. no review for this one. penalty newcastle and no doubt about the position. ballard at fault again. into the fourth round at the fa cups they go. the derby signed, sealed, delivered. victory heading back to the tomb. this was the way the black and white contingent celebrated. most sunderland fans had made their way out of the stadium by this point those who stayed might not have enjoyed the newcastle team photo being staged in front of their own supporters. but the moment was worth marking — this represented a first derby win since 2011. i didn

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and they're going to see that this has been eating relating to brooding ballard, stuffy and there was a completely absence of either going to uh, holding agents in the center. so large major, even the government number shows that it has been white lock in for 30 days. which has attracted the turnaround number, their selection. alright, so it's been an election essentially with added opposition and yet the government claims it's free and fair. what are your thoughts on it? how's it going to be fee and fear and bring to $1000.00 plows. people have been invested, add up the election more than 1500 people have been convicted on single discharges . sometimes, you know, the basements besides what we have seen that the, the comcast cause demands. definitely because by the, the ruling by the low. when they're pulled out, the guy candidates, or to me independence. yeah. basically they have their own party at that after this in the process that we're seeing fees completely on here. and then again, what year seems or the date. it's the important one that people have actually see to include have

and he can also reportedly once a memorial service, put back in ballard to be held at the clubs. allianz arena stadium across town here in munich. but i think perhaps the ad tribute that sounds about best came from outside of by and it came from a rudy fellow who played on the basketball in west. germany's 1990 woke up winning squads when he said that back about didn't simply inspire one generation, but rather he will always be the shining light of german football. i'm what both fronts back about a standout at 1st they as a, as a player. and then as a coach, well i think back and bob has qualities where clear to see when you watched him play football at just his nickname that guys are the end for a tells you everything about how imperious he was on the ball when he had all of the physical traits he had, the quality he had the mind as well to succeed at just about everything in football and thus he did at but i think perhaps his defining traits was one that was kind of intangible. and that was quite simply that he was a winner at. he was a bone when he was a personality who could make thi

. >> the county says they later reduced the fines and worked with ballard to come in compliance, eveng extension, but it wasn't until october 2022 when he finally got a permit to install an accessory dwelling unit at the vineyard, the vineyard manager and his family are expected to move in next of, he says he plans to fight the fines. >> back in 60 seconds, i had, panda diplomacy, the mayor planning to bring a panda from china to the san francisco zoo. >>> things are quite of the storm ranger radar but a different story in time for the commute tomorrow, the first of three rain chances ahead we are tracking the forecast.>>> prepared pay more to keep the heat on top >>> this recent cold snap will likely lead to a spike in your energy bill, a bigger one than you're used to, because as we have been reporting, pg&e 's rates have been going up, showing you how much more you have to pay. >> reporter: as the temperatures dip it's going to cost a lot more to turn up your thermostat, pg&e had a rate increase approved in december, meaning the average residential bill has gone up $34 per month to

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24 años, pero no pensábamos que fuera meternos en problemas y es que ahora su empleador, michael ballard deuda que hasta 2019 ascendía a 15.200 $ en concepto de multas por parte del condado santa clara al permitir que marcelino y su familia vivan en la casa rodante. >> to live in a trailer. >> michael expresa que en 2019 el condado llegó a inspeccionar una supuesta denuncia de que estaban desechando aguas negras en el arroyo, lo cual no se comprobó. luego recibió una carta diciendo que era ilegal que una persona viva en un rv y que tenía 2 semanas para desalojar los martínez family had nowhere to go. eso significaba, dice michael, que en plena pandemia, la familia de marcelino se quedaría en la calle, por lo que no permitió que eso pasara. >> aquí nació mi hijo, el más chico. si tengo 3, 3 hijos y el más chiquito tiene 6 años. >> según la ordenanza municipal en el condado de santa clara, las casas rodantes no se pueden utilizar como alojamiento ni se pueden conectar a ningún servicio público, como electricidad o plomería. así que una de las soluciones era construir una unidad de vivienda

an own goalfrom dan ballard opened the scoring. pierre ekwah allowed alexandar isak to score. the swedish striker then made it three late on from the penalty spot, and it's a first derby win for newcastle since 2011. incredible support. i mean, you can see it as soon as you come out onto the pitch and the feeling that gave us was huge. it was a huge motivation today to win for the supporters after the recent one. we know about the recent results in the derby so everything was there for us but it's still difficult to win and i am very pleased with the players. meanwhile, one of the competition's famous shocks has been provided by non—league maidstone united from the sixth tier of english football. they beat stevenage from three divisions above 1—0 to reach the fourth round for the first time in their history. these are the games that are into the second half now. among them, eastleigh and chesterfield are the non—league teams trying to emulate maidstone's achievement. brighton bournemouth and sheffield united are the premier league

conflict escalating the hello and welcome to, to the point on each of how do you sign in here in ballard? and today we have 3 guys. don, you deal in bill ma, he is senior editor at the german newspaper david mixed on the bottom and we have bundle and phone bundle sheet of senior correspondent for the british magazine, the economist. and finally, we have talked to elizabeth candice joining us from london to semester. soft good in college, cambridge are available. i'm back. i'm to you all. thank you for joining donnie. let's start with you. and let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now. with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on world economy already the, although we don't feel them. let's remember this route, the red sea, which the who with these currency having an a tow cold is one of the most important shipping routes in which rate whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of which rate, it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful players, the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this cho

countries grew by 9.5 percent, and they're currently between $23000.00 russian companies. working in ballard is the russian president also spoke about future plans to increase this cooperation even further. specifically in the spheres of industry, agriculture, information, and many others, despite the fact that both countries have faced immense pressure from the west, it's something that the russian president called their work towards a multi polar and democratic world based on mutual cooperation and mutual respect. now for his part, lucas jenco said that russia is at the forefront of this struggle for a multi polar world, putting in the most work towards it, and taking the most punches in terms of western aggression. but russia does have one big advantage as lucas jenco pointed out. and that's it's reputation in the developing world, specifically the fact that africa looks to russia as a friend to something that they've done since the times of the soviet union. so that's basically a wrap up of what the 2 leaders spoke about at today's meeting. the decision by the court of roberts.

and we also have a beautiful population which we are pulling out of the book ballard. so there are a lot of similarities with which, but as i see the can see some sense in buck living with india and uh, and maybe uh, some more countries all of the global cult oh as, as the money. so, i mean, we are seeing a big shift taking place, so i took, was equality and partnership, increasing your replacing ideas of hedge many and dominance. as always, we appreciate you coming on and giving us your thoughts on any of those s p, a sauna group will strategic unless based in new delhi. thanks. yes. be buses for administer has held a series of meetings with his talk is radiant and loving. these counter box, along with united our and routes representative to the un, the tool for the un security council session on the recent studies shutting of done yet. so get off or off the dress, the governing body play meant the west is complicit in those attacks on civilians because it supplies the weapons. you quite a few things is that it goes to seniors. the squared can use michelle, is the des

who is going to be the member of parliament from which ever since this has been decided locked into ballard box. but shooting in the capital in the office of the highest executive of the country. this is the products during or 15 years in power prime minister should because it has been credited with turning around the economy and their supporters are betting on her economic success. putting that say she wants to january 7th, national election to be free, fair and new to the data. we have secured people's right to work through, struggle and movement. they think they will be able to take those right away and stop election process. but they don't have that courage, nor will they succeed in doing so. being uh, so natalie say without the bangladesh and nationalist party and other opposition groups taking part. so the election may not meet legal requirements and many in the global community make question. it's credibility. summary jobs re i'll just need to talk on 2023. it was a turbulence year for latin american politics, and the voters are gearing up for another one presidential elections. the

well, this is the scene at the exit hospital in data ballard. that's in central garza, but it's been a total blackout as the facility right now. it's a few thousands of just based people at sheltering their doctors and being forced to treat patients by flashlight. and there were a lot of people here in 2 hours at most if the electricity doesn't come back and the oxygen, these patients you see here will die. meanwhile, in southern gaza, home in hon. unice has been destroyed and is ready as probably at least 6 people were killed, that they were only women and children innocent. and on the time of the strike, there's no need for the i c, j to carry out investigations. these crimes are clearly evident. this is nothing short of a genocide. bus is clearly visible and understood that 10 people have been killed. now the roof of border crossing off the end is really as try catch a house. show drink displaced people. more than 23700 palestinians have now been killed since the war began on october 7th. mean all back in central garza, i'll just say or has a

russian companies working in ballard, the russian president also spoke about future plans to increase this cooperation even further. specifically in the spheres of industry, agriculture, information, and many others. despite the fact that both countries have faced immense pressure from the west, it's something that the russian president called their work towards a multi polar and democratic world based on mutual cooperation and mutual respect. now for his part, lucas jenco said that russia is at the forefront of this struggle for a multi polar world, putting in the most work towards it, and taking the most punches in terms of western aggression. but russia does have one big advantage as lucas jenco pointed out. and that's it's reputation in the developing world, specifically the fact that africa looks to russia as a friend to something that they've done since the times of the soviet union. so that's basically a wrap up of what the 2 leaders spoke about at today's meeting. the decision by the court of arbitration for support to disqualify russian figure skater camilla valley ava is pol

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who is going to be the member of parliament from which ever since this has been decided locked into ballard box shooting in the capital in the office of the highest executive of the country. this is the products during their 15 years in power. prime minister said cousin has been credited with turning around the economy and their supporters are betting on her economic success. puts in a say she wants to january 7, the national election, to be free, fair and new to the data. we have secured people's right to go through the struggle and movement. they think they will be able to take those right away and stop election process. but they don't have that courage, nor will they succeed in doing so. some analysts say without the band with us nationalist party and other opposition groups taking part. the election may not meet legal requirements. and many in the global community make question. it's credibility. somebody to audrey, i'll just see the doctor in united states, a judge has been attacked and injured during court proceedings in las vegas after defendant jumped over the bench and assaulted th

the 2023 award, the jerry thompson award, to the one and only john ballard. just real quick, before john speaks. john hasorked for practically every news organization in this city, and he was one of cnn's original employees. he also edited film. that's right film in the seventies and high point, north carolina. so anyway, ladies and gentlemen, john butler. oh, thank you. this is this got a little bit tougher. i just found out my daughter's watching online. i'd like to thank the rtc for choosing me to be the honored as the 11th recipient of the jerry thompson award. this to me, is like winning a third super bowl trophy. i was part of the emmy and murrow award winning team at nbc for january six, and now i'm receiving the thompson award for surviving the insanity of covering news inside these buildings. i met jerry in the mid eighties as he moved from local newand freelancing to cnn. jerry, withis soft spoken demeanor, exuded a quiet confidence doing his job. he wanted to help everyone understand what goes on out here in the field. he believed inharing this kno

stadium of light, and the championship side made life hard for themselelves, the opener came from a dan ballardsed to alexandar isak. the swedish striker made it three late on from the penalty spot. that's a first derby win for newcastle since 2011. incredible support. i mean, you can see it as soon as you come out onto the pitch and the feeling that gave us was huge. it was a huge motivation today to win for the supporters after the recent one. we know about the recent results in the derby so everything was there for us but it's still difficult to win and i am very pleased with the players. the lowest ranked team left in the competition, maidstone united, are into the fourth round for the first time in their history. the side form the sixth tier of english football beat league one stevenage, 69 places and three divisions above them, 1—0. no other major upsets. non—league eastleigh, had a man sent off but have taken league two newport to a replay. bournemouth came from 2 down to beat qpr. the prmier leagues bottom side sheffield united had an easy 4—0 win at league two gillingham. five of the e

the ballards are aimed attractive, and that's an understatement. and you know, i don't know if you've been through our our parking, the entrance of the parking, it looks like we're in, you know, communist russia. um, i was waiting for the gun. the guy with the m-16 to stand there when i. when i saw it first. so obviously we're changing that. that entire entrance. it's all going to be landscaped, that those kind of russian, um, uh, ballads there, um, ain't going to be there, but what we're also doing in order to, to make the whole site feel inviting and not feel all the ballads there is, we're expanding the landscape all the way to the sidewalk. so the entire sidewalk from all four sides is going to have the park expand. so the trees are going all the way to the street. there's tremendous there's millions of dollars worth of new landscape that's being installed there in on the sidewalk in outside the park, around the buildings, around the pyramid. two transamerica and three transamerica. so there will be one holistic master plan of landscaping that