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(applause) i'm a different person than i was before i got a call from a man named ben davis who asked me if i would be interested in talking about doing art here in this space. i never thought that -- i won't say that we didn't really get here. i knew once we got on the path we would get here. but i want to thank you for your vision, your creative vision which has provided so much beauty and awe and joy for the people of san francisco from the bay bridge lights to the pink triangle to grace cathedral being lit up, to the beautiful conservetory of flowers. thank you. thank you for letting me do what i do and giving me the space of your grace to do my work. i'm grateful. i'm grateful. i'm full of love. i'm so full and i'm so grateful you are all here to bring in the ancestors. thank you. thank you so much. (applause) >> we love you dana! >> i love you miss blue. we're a tiny team, tiny but mighty. (reading names) thank you. thank you. i mentioned january 31st. we started a conversation february 1st. the ancestors were built -- i forgot three people. i have to stop right now. i need to a

it's an issue the wells players have been able to talk about this week, ben davies knows christian eriksentheir good wishes and repeating those good wishes for him and the wider team even since they were drawn against each other. so they know that may be a lot of neutrals will be backing the danes, certainly when the stadium opens on saturday, far more danish fans inside then welsh ones, and maybe the neutrals will be back in denmark. but even so, whales think that they can cope with that pressure, they can cope with that narrative. here's connor roberts. 99% of the world are going to be supporting denmark on saturday. it's going to be tough but, like you say, we're a good team, we've got good players and we have got a little bit of momentum, some good performances and all that kind of thing. so hopefully, we can take into saturday now and, yeah, we all know it's going to be tough, they're a good team, they are going to have a lot of support. but when you cross that white line, you just have to give everything. and if it's good enough, it is, then if not, it's not. how do you think denmark

i teamed up with a group called eliminate under the leadership of ben davis, and we filled the acre withnk led notes and. and lit up the sky, and we've done it again this year due to social distance and we couldn't get the usual 300 volunteers to install it, and we put a pink outline up. it's a five ft strip. 202 100 ft long around each edge, so you have get a daytime semblance of the pink triangle and then at night, it's vibrant and huge and. sure, full of energy and positivity, and we hope everyone enjoys it. there's going to be a social space up on top. people are invited to come up and hang out above the pink triangle. hopefully it won't be too windy. we're going to have some astro turf and some lounge chairs and you can sit there. bring a jacket. bring a jacket in a couple of sweaters if you head up there, but it is certainly beautiful and the pink triangle on twin peaks will remain illuminated above san francisco throughout the month of june for pride month, patrick carney, we have to leave it there. thank you for coming on. we really appreciate your time. thank you foha me. alrigh

(applause) i'm a different person than i was before i got a call from a man named ben davis who asked an incredible neighbor named alonso. is he here? and his business partner ryan. they painted the ancestors. and then the 12 women that i introduced you to, including rachel, we finished the ancestors. seven weeks time. (applause) we are going to go see the ancestors. are you ready? i'm going to ring this beautiful instrument four times. every ring of this gong, this beautiful bowl represents 100 years of slavery. and after i ring that, we're going to ask the elders if we can proceed. we have elders waiting down at monumental reckoning. and i'm seeing their support. the elders have given their approval for us to proceed. we will sing as we march down, lift every voice and sing. and if you don't know, look it up on your phone. there we go. we have -- we have it on paper. i hope you received it. there it is. i'm guessing you all know the song though. it's the black national anthem. and it is a song of liberty and justice and it is an uplifting song of inclusion. and it's much different t

(applause) i'm a different person than i was before i got a call from a man named ben davis who askeded so much beauty and awe and joy for the people of san francisco from the bay bridge lights to the pink triangle to grace cathedral being lit up, to the beautiful conservetory of flowers. thank you. thank you for letting me do what i do and giving me the space of your grace to do my work. i'm grateful. i'm grateful. i'm full of love. i'm so full and i'm so grateful you are all here to bring in the ancestors. thank you. thank you so much. (applause) >> we love you dana! >> i love you miss blue. we're a tiny team, tiny but mighty. (reading names) thank you. thank you. i mentioned january 31st. we started a conversation february 1st. the ancestors were built -- i forgot three people. i have to stop right now. i need to acknowledge alex nolen and john woolworth. rachel arambola. are you here? yes? i heard it. they agreed to do it in seven weeks. it then went to an incredible neighbor named alonso. is he here? and his business partner ryan. they painted the ancestors. and then the 12 women

my name's ben davis.rizona that seems to be being done in secret not considered election interference under arizona state law or federal law given that they're trying to call into question the vote in arizona that i believe was counted three times officially and certified. isn't this a self or possibly even a criminal action? >> ben, thank you for that great question because, look, if you're not obsessively plugged into the right-wing media ecosystem the absurdity surrounding this quote, unquote audit of 2 million ballots might be easy to miss. republican, you know, the party of voter suppression, they're leading a political temper tantrum in an effort to find non-existent examples of voter fraud in maricopa county. of course, maricopa is one of arizona's most diverse counties and its most populous. it's where president joe biden beat trump by about 45,000 votes. this ridiculous hope seems to be to magically de-certify and overturn the results of the 2020 election which is not going to happen. prior audit

(applause) i'm a different person than i was before i got a call from a man named ben davis who asked me if i would be interested in talking about doing art here in this space. i never thought that -- i won't say that we didn't really get here. i knew once we got on the path we would get here. but i want to thank you for your vision, your creative vision which has provided so much beauty and awe and joy for the people of san francisco from the bay bridge lights to the pink triangle to grace cathedral being lit up, to the beautiful conservetory of flowers. thank you. thank you for letting me do what i do and giving me the space of your grace to do my work. i'm grateful. i'm grateful. i'm full of love. i'm so full and i'm so grateful you are all here to bring in the ancestors. thank you. thank you so much. (applause) >> we love you dana! >> i love you miss blue. we're a tiny team, tiny but mighty. (reading names) thank you. thank you. i mentioned january 31st. we started a conversation february 1st. the ancestors were built -- i forgot three people. i have to stop right now. i need to a

(applause) i'm a different person than i was before i got a call from a man named ben davis who askedt to an incredible neighbor named alonso. is he here? and his business partner ryan. they painted the ancestors. and then the 12 women that i introduced you to, including rachel, we finished the ancestors. seven weeks time. (applause) we are going to go see the ancestors. are you ready? i'm going to ring this beautiful instrument four times. every ring of this gong, this beautiful bowl represents 100 years of slavery. and after i ring that, we're going to ask the elders if we can proceed. we have elders waiting down at monumental reckoning. and i'm seeing their support. the elders have given their approval for us to proceed. we will sing as we march down, lift every voice and sing. and if you don't know, look it up on your phone. there we go. we have -- we have it on paper. i hope you received it. there it is. i'm guessing you all know the song though. it's the black national anthem. and it is a song of liberty and justice and it is an uplifting song of inclusion. and it's much differe

speaking to defender ben davis earlier, he said it is disappointing there won't be thousands in the standy i am happy the are hundred there. selfishly i am happy they are here. _ hundred there. selfishly i am happy they are here, but, _ hundred there. selfishly i am happy they are here, but, yeah, _ hundred there. selfishly i am happy they are here, but, yeah, that- hundred there. selfishly i am happy they are here, but, yeah, that has i they are here, but, yeah, that has been _ they are here, but, yeah, that has been their— they are here, but, yeah, that has been their decision and theirs only, so, yeah. _ been their decision and theirs only, so, yeah. on— been their decision and theirs only, so, yeah, on match day i will probably— so, yeah, on match day i will probably be happy they are here. the -la ers probably be happy they are here. iie: players trying to probably be happy they are here. "ii2 players trying to focus probably be happy they are here. i“i2 players trying to focus on probably be happy they are here. ii2 players trying to focus on that first game against switzerland on s

this is a month long thing and thank you, ben davis, and illuminate to team up with patrick hardy.o the museum is amazing having just heard and is committed to $12 million in the budget. and more making it rain, supervisor. these are the words i heard. thank you so much for your commitment to this community. having that investment here with the universal for transgender folks is a lovely and wonderful way to start this month of pride. thank you, madam mayor. and she is adorable. i don't know what we call it, but it is adorable. it's a bow. thank you. we pull it together. i am excited about what the rainbow has meant to me in my queer life and is a bulletproof symbol. when i came out to my grandmother, i had to keep doing it and she was later in laf with a bit of dementia. i would bring her over to the neighborhood and walk around and wasn't totally thrilled about my being gay but she did love the rainbow flag. i associate with flags that are up here and each one was sort of elected by the queer person adjacent and was amazed by how many queer people that meant and grandma, there is

one of the match day squad went to my school, ben davies, and joe rodon is from the part of swansea thatew managers are taking strikers out of the game but wales have the traditional big man up front in kieffer moore, and he is a target man who, as we saw in the first game, can make a difference.— the first game, can make a difference. ., ~ ., , difference. yeah, i think, as i say, we aren't — difference. yeah, i think, as i say, we aren't blessed _ difference. yeah, i think, as i say, we aren't blessed with _ difference. yeah, i think, as i say, we aren't blessed with huge - difference. yeah, ithink, as i say, i we aren't blessed with huge amount of resources in terms of who we can choose from so you pay to what you have got. and i think robert page tried, he is more of an advocate of the front three, the full snow in as you call it. kieffer moore had been playing well for —— the false nine as you call it. kieffer moore had been playing well four swansea all season and there was a public clamour to get him in and it paid off because he got a goal in the switzerland game. we have massive

. >> ben: joining me now is victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. this seems to be some pretty shocking gaslighting to me. what do you think? >> you will know them by their fruit, and they are on record, so remember when the last few years he was don't the maren alta moore that she said she gave ryder space to burn and a terrible summer we had last year, the mayor in minneapolis, remember when he said after the torching of the police precinct he said that she has brick-and-mortar and then in seattle, he said well, it doesn't matter if they occupy and take over part of seattle. it's the summer of love. and so whether it is the d.a. and los angeles county or the d.a. in san francisco county who are letting out people not willy-nilly, but the plans, because they don't believe these crimes are really crimes. remember it was the architect of the 1619 project that's had looting and theft was not really violence. they don't believe these things are crimes. and they can't really blame the republicans, not just because the data is not there and they are on r

a lot of good youngsters coming through, so i think that blend of experience with bale, ramsey, ben daviesing for a parking space. with fully autonomous parking, you need fewer spaces. so that will reduce the requirement in infrastructure and in cities for the real estate needed for parking solutions. the vehicle will literally drive itself into a car park, find its spot, recognise the white lines and pull in and park itself. clearly, the technology has come a long way, but before our streets can be filled with autonomous vehicles, the companies need to figure out how to train them and we as a society need to be confident with the rules and the choices that we allow them to make. zoe kleinman's been finding out more. this is what we were promised. i took a ride in this truly driverless car from russia around the streets of las vegas last year. it was both terrifying and weirdly underwhelming. turns out the car was a much more sensible driver than most humans i know. it took me three attempts to pass my driving test — none of it was my fault, obviously! — but perhaps i should have come here

davis. a traffic stop led to police finding more than 60 ev-d debit cards along with drugs and a weapon. >> police arrested 43 year-old deborah, bend reyna gomez from davis. they were pulled over on sunday night. according to investigators, they found 2 stolen handguns over 90 grams of what they believe is meth as well as stolen mail along with those cards belonging to over 60 different people. so they found a lot of things in the honda accord. both were arrested and booked into the yolo county jail on multiple charges. we'll be right back. >> come back in just a few minutes. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. finding new routes to reach your customers, and new ways for them to reach you... is what business is all about. it's what the united states postal service has always been about. so as your business changes, we're changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide. same da

including dg fraud in davis. 2 people have been arrested after police say they found more than 60 ev-d debit cards along with drugs. >> and a weapon. police say 43 year-old deborah. benger from fairfield and 25 year-old reyna gomez from davis for pulled over last night. according to police, the 2 had a stolen handgun more than 90 grams. what they believe is math and stolen mail along with cards belonging to more than 60 different people from 4 different counties. both were arrested and booked into the yolo county jail on a number of different charges in national news tonight. federal government has seized more than 2 million dollars in ransomware payments from foreign cyber criminals. the department of justice as investigators recovered about half the ransom that colonial had paid to the hackers who held its pipeline system hostage. the fbi was able to trace and recoup more than 2 million dollars in bitcoin from a group called dark side, which is based in russia. >> the old adage follow the money. still a plus. and that's exactly what we did. the extortionists. we'll never see this money. >> federal authorities say the payment is the first to be recovered by its new

davies, bbc news. our business presenter ben thompson is at manchester airport for us.you, ben, and we saw there at manchester lots of other airports, and venues round the uk, that travel day of action, people involved in the industry saying to the government it is now or never to save the summer season and many of theirjob, so a pretty nervous wait for them today as they wait for this latest review from the government in the uk. , y the uk. yes, absolutely right. welcome _ the uk. yes, absolutely right. welcome to — the uk. yes, absolutely right. welcome to manchester- the uk. yes, absolutely right. i welcome to manchester airport, normally on a summer's day here they would have about 105,000 passengers travelling the through, yesterday they had just 5,000 and as you can see, pretty quiet once again this morning. so, all eyes will be on that announcement later today, about whether any countries will be added to that so—called green list, the quarantine free list this will allow us to go on holiday without maybe having to stay at home or in a hotel when we get back, but

davies, bbc news. let's get more now from our political correspondent, ben wright.affic lights.— of the traffic lights. yes, i think that's exactly — of the traffic lights. yes, i think that's exactly right. _ of the traffic lights. yes, i think that's exactly right. it _ of the traffic lights. yes, i think that's exactly right. it is - that's exactly right. it is incremental steps in expanding this list which leaves everybody a bit dissatisfied and confused about where we go next. the green list has been expanded a bit and people can now book their flights to majorca, ibiza, barbados, british antarctic territory if you want somewhere a bit colder, but there is a big question over even most of those countries because they remain on the green watchlist which means they could slip back to amber at any point, you could find us up on a beachin point, you could find us up on a beach in ibiza and suddenly being told that when you come back to the uk, self isolation will have to happen after all. booking a holiday remains a pretty chancy thing to do, even though certainly