ben davies a brilliant blocking challenge inside the six yard box.ll. and ukraine have made a couple of substitutions. another block from wales there on the line. it is going to be a very, very nervy final 15 minutes there. they have just got their heads in their hands. another missed chance, and ben davies again putting his body on the line for wales as he has done all through their qualifying campaign. a brilliant performance from wales so far. ., .., brilliant performance from wales so far. ., . ., , , brilliant performance from wales so far. ., , , ., , far. you can see why. it means so much for — far. you can see why. it means so much for wales, _ far. you can see why. it means so much for wales, arguably - far. you can see why. it means so much for wales, arguably even i far. you can see why. it means so i much for wales, arguably even more for them than ukraine. i much for wales, arguably even more for them than ukraine.— for them than ukraine. i think all the neutrals _ for them than ukraine. i think all the neutrals will _ for them than ukra

illuminate founder ben davis provided this drone video to give us a better look at the project. he says fog plays a big part because the lights respond when they hit fog. the artwork is called welcome in represents san francisco's history. the ferry building is the way everyone entered san francisco for generations through the ports and walking up market street and then gilbert baker's flag. a century later in the 19 sixties, becomes a symbol of welcoming folks with the full spectrum of colors. in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. and the pride parade in san francisco is considered one of the largest parades in the world. and for many today it was time to celebrate the community's brasiliense and strength but also understand the struggles that still exist. today it is the first pride parade in san francisco since 2019 the pandemic, forcing organizers to shut it down. the last couple of years, not being able to see this kind of stuff for so long has been very depressing for a lot of people. you know, we want to go out and celebrate who we are and celebrate

hello there, i'm my names, ben davis and i'm an art critic, the national architect or net news, and i'm based in new york. all right, so guess every question is for one of you, but i know you're going to come from different perspectives. tony, let me start with the idea of an f t art you ah, an artist who uses an f t art and trained with 8 people by you. and if not, what does that mean? how is it different from a more traditional approaches setting protocols, for instance? yes, so a great question for me personally, i think you know, we have to move it times and, and it sees, are none fungible to tokens, is a way of recording something on the block to write and given ordinance to something . and i see it as just a different medium, or i'm a digital, i'm a digital artist. i do photography, i do still like photography. and it's no different from if i were to rent my photos onto a metal friend or printed on paper or print it on canvas. what and as he does is a gives this particular photo. you couldn't sell it to someone as an etc. yeah. same way you would walk in, so gallery and pick up a

illuminate founder ben davis provided this drone video to give us a better look at the project. he says fog plays a big part because the lights respond when they hit fog. the artwork is called welcome in represents same francisco's history. the ferry building is the way everyone entered san francisco for generations through the ports and walking up market street and then gilbert baker's flag. a century later in the 19 sixties, becomes a symbol of welcoming folks with the full spectrum of colors. in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, elizabeth. thank you. time for 15. well, san francisco's pride to read is one of the biggest pride parades in the world. for many, it was a time to celebrate the community's resilience and strength and also understand the struggles that still exist. it was the first pride to raid in san francisco since 2019. the pandemic forced organizers to shut it down the last few years. not being able to see this kind of stuff for so long. it's been very depressing for a lot of people. you know, we want to go out and celebrate who we are. and

illuminate founder ben davis provided this drone video to give us a better look at the project. he says fog plays a big part because the lights respond when they hit fog. the artwork is called welcome in represents san francisco's history. the ferry building is the way everyone entered san francisco for generations through the ports and walking up market street and then gilbert baker's flag. a century later in the 19 sixties, becomes a symbol of welcoming folks with the full spectrum of colors. this was san francisco's 52nd annual pride parade. now, as for this art installation, you can see it tonight until midnight reporting live in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news based on the number of photos i saw that installation on twitter and instagram. it was a pretty big success. this weekend. alyssa. thank you. and we will have much more coverage of today's price celebration in san francisco. where are the main event? of course, was the return of the big parade. it's big comeback after being sidelined by the pandemic. coming up tonight at 10 30. well firefighters

illuminate founder ben davis provided this drone video to give us a better look at the project. he says fog plays a big part because the lights respond when they hit fog. the artwork is called welcome in represents san francisco's history. the ferry building is the way everyone entered san francisco for generations through the ports and walking up market street and then gilbert baker's flag. a century later in the 19 sixties, becomes a symbol of welcoming folks with the full spectrum of colors. in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news people, wrote bart on sunday than on any other sunday since the pandemic started more than 133,000 people took part on sunday. that was the highest ridership on a sunday since march of 2020. ports as many writers were headed to san francisco's pride celebrations, and bart sent a tweet saying thank you for riding transit and celebrating pride with us. new at noon. the santa clara county board of supervisors is considering a measure to provide more narcan and other fentanyl prevention resources in schools. and just just a few minutes

illuminate founder ben davis provided this drone video to give us a better look at the project. he says fog plays a big part because the lights respond when they hit fog . the artwork is called welcome and represents an francisco's history. the ferry building is the way everyone entered san francisco for generations through the ports and walking up market street and then gilbert baker's flag. a century later in the 19 sixties, becomes a symbol of welcoming folks with the full spectrum of colors. in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. san francisco's pride parade is one of the largest pride parades in the world. okay so. for many, it was a time to celebrate the community's resilience and strength and also understand the struggles that still exists. it's the first pride parade in san francisco since 2019. the pandemic forced organizers to shut it down the last couple of years. not being able to see this kind of stuff for so long. it's been very depressing for a lot of people. you know, we want to go out and celebrate who we are. and celebrate with other people

aaron ramsey, joe allen and ben davies are all out of the squad.rd will leave manchester united when their contracts expires this month on a free transfers. pogba joined united aged 16 before leaving to joinjuventus. when he returned in 2016 for £89million, he was the most expensive signing of all time. he made over 200 appearances for united winning the europa league and league cup during his second spell. but throughout his time he was hampered by injuries and inconsistent form. his brilliance was fitful at best. there were some brilliant runs of form when he came in as a caretaker manager he was exceptional but again some fans took a dim view of that because it was almost like he turned the tap back on because he turned it off for her mourinho. aha, the tap back on because he turned it off for her mourinho.— off for her mourinho. a very good start to the _ off for her mourinho. a very good start to the season. _ off for her mourinho. a very good start to the season. but - off for her mourinho. a very good start to the season. but like - off for

>> kayleigh mcenany, mark levin, ben shapiro, john macarthur, christian author, victor davis hanson atasked me to write a blurb. never even asked. i get the book, it's a sign. who wrote the blurbs for the back? kayleigh mcenany? >> because your book was the prologue. if there was no blurb needed. >> jesse: we love her and all but if you want a real blurb, you come to me. thank you so much. >> noted. >> jesse: good luck with the book. there's an old saying, i think you've heard it before, you never know a person until you walk a mile in their shoes. well, jesse jr. wanted to get to know his father and he threw on the size 11 nike air max and i think he looks great, and his feet now stink because i walked in them. because that's all i can do now with my bad back, i just walk, that's the only exercise i do but looking good out there. jesse jr. will never be able to don't, my son. not because he's white. because he's my son and i am very white. bob from rick hill south carolina. if you continue with the poly p issue, you will soon be receiving a subpoena to appear before the january 6th co

ben wedeman, cnn, reporting from kyiv. >>> australian military analyst malcolm davis says fighting in eastern ukraine will likely remain staticweeks. russia appears to have learned lessons from its mistakes earl flit war and has allowed them to gain territory. but ukraine will soon get more advanced weaponry from the west and that could be decisive. here is how he explained it when i spoke to him last hour. >> look, i think, yeah, the situation is very fluid. our ability to understand what's happening on the ground is very difficult to determine exactly what's going on. the fog of war is very clear here in the sense that there's going to be battles running back and forth, advances, retreats, counteroffensives. this is going to be the nature of the conflict going forward for the next few weeks. but i think it's very clear the russians have started to regroup. they started to learn the lessons of their failure earlier in the war, and they're starting to apply what's known as combined armed tactics where -- which is allowing them to actually be more effective on the ground. so the ukrainians are fighting back furiously, but it's

purslow, frenchman cesar chanal, and northern ireland's davy morgan all died in crashes, as did roger and bradley stockton, a father and son from crewe. benat more than anything else will probably be the way that this year is remembered. from the start, it's plunging away down broughill. first held in 1907, the tourist trophy has long attracted riders and fans the world over. for many, the tt is the isle of man. since its inception, 265 writers have lost their lives and races on the island, 1982 the last patella to year. despite the risks, its appeal continues to endure. the challen . e its appeal continues to endure. the challenge of— its appeal continues to endure. the: challenge of the its appeal continues to endure. t'te: challenge of the course its appeal continues to endure. tt9 challenge of the course and the fact that it challenge of the course and the fact thatitis challenge of the course and the fact that it is so long, there is nothing else like it in the world. that the appeal to the riders because they are pushing themselves, they are their machines, to the limits of what they are capable of. that's how it's always been, and