beth england then got on the end of a lob cross to make it 2— zero, but it was beth mead who really shonee, england's third, slamming at home to make a real impact and she wasn't done yet. england eventually winning a— zero, beth mead wrapping up a iath minute hat—trick with a simple tap in at the end. so in the end, three wins from three for england in their world cup qualifying campaign. for northern ireland, the first point is they have dropped, but many lessons learned as well, i suspect. what's the significance of having this competitive match at wembley for the women's side? it's hard to believe, isn't it, that it has taken this long for england's women to have a competitive game at wembley? the home of english football. this is actually only their third ever match here. i think their third ever match here. i think the only disappointment for the fa, on the pitch, things went very much to plan eventually, but for the fa, two years ago when england's women last played here, in a friendly against germany, it attracted a crowd of over 80,000. tonight, just over 23,000. crowd of over 80

beth wanted to know, where did they get their running chair?started typing in team hoyt, hoyt chairs, how to run. >> it turns out those chairs are made in dudley, massachusetts. the south bridge tool company. working with dick and rick hoyt for years. 60 workers in all. more than 800 running chairs sent all over the world. >> hi, david. >> co-owner michael dedonato. >> this is the first chair that we did for dick and rick. this chair has been in bronze at the start line. >> proud of their chairs and proud of team babsie. >> pretty cool seeing team babsie. dick hoyt told me, one day, we're going to change the world with these chairs -- and he was right. >> and today, right there, mother and daughter at the starting line. >> good morning, everybody. we can't wait to see you. see you at the finish! >> barbara and beth along the way. crossing the finish line at 7:14.46. right afterward -- >> hi, david. >> beth and barbara with a message. >> we just finished the boston marathon. we're overwhelmed with all the cheers that we got on the route and we'r

stay with us. >> host: we are joined by rabbi beth singer from temple emanuel here. this is a show about congregations in san francisco and particularly women in ministry on this mother's day. welcome rabbi beth. >> thank you, it's a delight to be here. >> host: tell us about your congregation. >> is one of the older congregations in the country and it was founded in 1850. i was previously at a congregation that is soon to be 60 years old. this is a tremendous privilege. i'm here with my husband to be co-senior rabbis with this historic and vibrant congregation in the city. >> host: where are you located? >> we are in a beautiful historic building that i hope people come by and visit. you almost have to go to spain to find something like it. >> host: something about yourself. >> i grew up in southern california where there were no women rabbis. when i had my bat mitzvah, i thought i would want to be a rabbi. i am grateful to be living in a time when women can be called to be rabbis and leaders of the jewish community. it's a great time and on this mother's day, the r

beth and emily in the some bag, — a photo of beth and emily in the some bag, it— a photo of beth andre about their motivation and their message. that will be at 8:30am. it is coming up to 7:12am. bosses from businesses which use large amounts of energy are piling pressure on the government to find a solution to soaring gas prices. the director—general of uk steel has warned any action needs to be swift and decisive. we arejoined now and breakfast by dr richard lees from the energy intensive users group. good morning to you, thanks for joining us. to start with, i wonder whether you could give us some examples, please, of the kinds of industries, the kinds of businesses, that are affected, and how, right now? ., , now? so, we enter two energy intensive — now? so, we enter two energy intensive uses _ now? so, we enter two energy intensive uses group, - now? so, we enter two energy intensive uses group, we - now? so, we enter two energyj intensive uses group, we have chemicals, steel, ceramics, paper, industrial glasses, gus, products like lime, which goes into water treatment, and our

also, beth for honoring [indiscernible]. as the chief mentioned, the process with our interviews and local 798 still supports our members who remain on administrative leave as they pursue their legal and mandate abilities to seek accommodations. that's what i wanted to do, to congratulate ramon, to congratulate beth, and to ensure that our members are able to remain on leave as they pursue reasonable accommodation. thank you. >> president feinstein: all right. we have -- thank you. do we have -- oh, excuse me, chief dewitt. >> [indiscernible]. >> clerk: i have one more caller, please. one more. caller, do you have public comment? hello? >> hello? >> clerk: do you have public comment? >> this is ramon serrano. i apologize. i'm having some major technical difficulties on my computer, so i had to call in on my cell phone. >> go ahead. go ahead, ramon. just say hello, and just introduce yourself if you would. >> thanks, chief. thank you very much, commissioners. i wish you guys could see my face, but i am having some major issue

so, in the end, a night to rememberfor england and in particularfor beth mead. news. match of the day and sportscene are on later, so don't listen — if you want to wait for the football results — because they're coming now... top vs bottom lived—up to its billing as chelsea thrashed norwich 7—0 to move two points clear at the top of the premier league. england's mason mount won the matchball after scoring a hat—trick. elsewhere there were wins for manchester city and watford. hearts are the new leaders of the scottish premiership. they drew with dundee to leapfrog rangers who play tomorrow. there was a clean sweep for england's rugby league sides in their one—off internationals against france. the women started things off with a 40—4 victory in perpignan, then afterwards, at the same ground, the men won 30—10. back to you, clive. that's it. from me and the rest of the team, have a very good night. hello, there. sunshine in short supply today, but it was turning milder slowly with this air flow coming up from the south—west. for part two of the weekend, we should

washington to see the sunrise. >> i have some crazy friends that will say, hey, beth, you want to try and i'll say, okay. and then she won't say no. so it has led us to some fantastic events. >> i feel very relaxed. i just meditate. and just relax, it's fun. >> we keep going. we keep moving forward. >> reporter: all the while strengthening their bond. >> it's just been a great way for us to find ways to spend time together that we both can enjoy and be together. anything is possible and there's hope. we found this together so we could reconnect in a way that makes us both happy. >> go team babsie. we're rooting for you every step of the way. quite an impressive feat. thank you so much for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening. good night. anchor: 6:00, tens of thousands of pg&e customers could have their power shut off as they try to heat off the potential for wildfires. fleet week roars to a conclusion as the blue angels carry out their aerial performances. missed out? we have

i spoke to beth and the crew. i spoke with a fellow with the isn't on the phone with actually vehicle yogurt. i am with it also with him through that i asked this guy, pull up the you, you, you throw subway on combo. said that you want to share the final yes is to actually get on the national. got myself. i'm wrapped in physical did i asked whether wish did he glad that the you know how come i don't get it on both sides of the sky. all extinguished by you must be no one with the machine you. you cut out the famish them from the war when you now should i bought from national data to me at the boston hub link up with the for what he knew how the engine you mashing episcopal church is a milton i think is nicholas river near canada with the casino, which i don't, i haven't done that well on the so so in you might think him thinking them which in the morning young didn't it was suspended the kid else at the lee with i'm his video unless you want to, which did it with his name is yvette i. e dot com you can slam could h

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beth asked you to it, kate, they should they do poll. i've actually had those awful refusal cowboys. oh, fun. bergosa da. capo sugar buffle and older hippa chocolate whip boy. so whichever bubble could my on to proceed is almost full as the doctor when i see him . so the balance due to combating level financial a clue quasi dirty mildred. and we'll see, see, cash was can compare my marketing so too fast quantity q. lemme lenore offered the best enjoy to trade in a manner doin to trick. so the one on p, m and l believe whole sequels to the listener. fears spread through the our population to show that order had been restored. the army reenacted scenes of surrender unloaded rifles were given to villages, gathered, especially for the occasion. the official french figures were around $1500.00 dead. but according to some algerian sources, it was between 20 and 45000. the colonial authorities covered it up. a few days later, algerian soldiers, who had fought for france, began returning to their homeland. i'm glad you were on your fe, did you?

mary beth mcdade is in huntington beach with the latest on that investigation. there. >> ktla rode along with coast guard officials as they survey the ocean looking for more oil while crews on the ground continue to clean up the orange county coast to coast guard officials think they've pinpointed the spot of the leak with the help of commercial divers contracted by the coast guard. >> we've determined that approximately 4,000 feet of the 17.0. 7 mile pipeline has been displaced and it's been latterly displaced by a 105 feet at the white is part of the bend. they found a 13 inch split in the pipe. those in command of the response and the pipeline owners don't want to speculate. was a ship's anchor. instead they're leaving the cars up to the separate investigative team. obviously the pipeline has been displaced. >> it is a 16 inch steel pipeline that happens, they can and covered in and ensure and for to be moved a 105 feet is. >> not common. coast guard officials say they fall the standing operating procedure friday night with the national response center alerte

hey, beth morgan on twitter and sama abdullah was also, i guess sound like hipaa. you to comment is thank you so much for being part of today's program course. the news about c down will continue on out is there. but for now, thanks for watching. see, next time in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi talks to cover side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance a ah ah. in the next episode of planet as soon as the head of the upcoming un climate conference will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air given you.

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bethe average is 97,910 per day which represents a decrease of about 12% over the previous week. the average is about 70 -- >> you can see the rest of this program on c-span.org. right now we take you live to the u.s. senate where today, they considered legislation to extend the federal debt ceiling to prevent a default on the debt payments. mr. schumer: now, mr. president, we've been negotiating all afternoon and all night, just until the recent. we are not -- we're making good progress. we're not there yet. but i hope we can come to an agreement tomorrow morning. with that, let me ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 4981 which was received from the house and is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 4981, and act to amend the fentanyl sanctions act to modify certain deadlines relating to the commission on combating synthetic opioid trafficking. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the bill be considered read three

mary beth mcdade has the latest for us. >> i think the facts are a weapon was handed mister baldwin. the weapon is functional and fired. a live round killing miss auctions and injuring mister souza. >> the santa fe county sheriff give updates today about what they've learned so far. in the deadly shooting that occurred on the set of the western rust. he says they've collected 600 pieces of evidence including the gun. the film's star alec baldwin fired and the bullet. they believe he fired out of it, killing the cinematographer halyna hutchins and injuring the director. joel souza. they also recovered additional live rounds on set right now. >> we're going to determine how those got there or why they were there because they shouldn't have done that. >> shares. investigators are looking into whether some crew members used the gun that killed hutchins for target practice with live ammunition the morning of the deadly shooting. there's a lot facts that are. >> that are floating around i would say factors may be facts and rumors that are floating around and it's our job to figure out if t

duo for the boston marathon. >> it ice getting closer and getting real. >> reporter: beth and her motherfor seven years. after they competed in a specially designed chair. >> i got so overwhelmed, when i got home, i typed in team hoyt. hoyt chairs. i was driving to get a jogger to run with my mom. >> reporter: barbara has lived with multiple sclerosis for 30 years. they have run races in virginia, cape cod and d.c. they ventured up mt. washington to see the sunrise. >> you want to try this with your mom? i'll say okay. and she won't say no. it has led us to some fantastic events that we've been a part of. >> i feel relaxed. >> we keep going. >> all the way, strengthening their bond. >> it's a way for us to spend time together where they can enjoy and be together. anything is possible and there's hope. we found this together. we can connect in a way that makes us both happ >>> right now on "america this morning" -- spy plot revealed. an fbi sting exposes an alleged scheme to sell u.s. nuclear secrets to a foreign nation. a navy engineer and his wife under arrest. what we're learning this

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i followed this pretty closely, and meet with beth jones, the head of our team working on these issues. the big issue with the taliban which keeps changing its minds on what the rules are and we are working first on getting americans out and green card holders, but people who work with us, including the u.s. embassy. and trying to get some regular flow of people out of kabul, and holding the taliban that there commitment. many of them have been working on lights out of muzarri al-sharif, where we have had a lot of issues with stowaways, and others coming to qatar and wanting to stay there and not go back. they come to the base in qatar. we have an agreement with qatar, if these planes come, these people are there, so we have to get a better sense of the manifest. early on in this process, there was a flight being organized and we were told there were about 10 or 12 americans and 200 or so afghans, we checked the passport records and yes, there were seven or eight americans on the list. most of them were in the list -- united states, not in afghanistan. just drilling down and understand

we have come from a terribly bad place after losing, you know, - emily, sophie and beth. you can make a difference. this morning they will cross the finish line outside tim's local pub. and while they have raised a vast sum of money, they have also got people talking about suicide in the hope they can prevent more young lives being lost. just a reminder... if you need help and advice regarding any of the issues in that report, there are links on the bbc action line website. a coastal town has received a £a1 million donation from the woman behind fisherman's friend cough sweets. businesswoman doreen lofthouse, who died in march, aged 91, has left her fortune to a charity that strives to develop her hometown of fleetwood. fleetwood town council said it was "overwhelmed by the generosity". now it's time for a look at the weather, let's cross the newsroom to nick miller. let me take you through the rest of the weekend, turned a little milder today but plenty of cloud, weather front approaching from the outline to, some rain across northern and western scotland pushing east ac

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. >> that's right, barbara singleton and beth craig became the first mother/daughter team to run thenning the 26-mile round while pushing her mother who suffers from multiple sclerosis. >> we just finished the boston marathon. we're overwhelmed with all the cheers that we got on the route. >> the duo crossed the finish line at 7 hours, 14 minutes and 46 seconds. >> a big congratulations to them. >>> meantime, a two-time paralympic medalist has just earned another piece of gold for her collection. >> it was a special honor with a hero's welcome by her hometown. kimberly richardson of wabc has the story. >> let's hear it for our champion! come on! >> reporter: anastasia is not only fearless, i'd say determined, exceptional. a 17 year old who's dedicated to changing stereotype when is it comes to being blind. >> sometimes they're like gold medalist, who's here? >> reporter: this past summer, the long island teen competed in the paralympics in tokyo and brought home gold. and for that and everything she continues do, supervisor dan clavin presented her with official key and a mraplake fo

danielle carter pulled one back for the seagulls in the second half, but beth england's goal ten minutes let's get a quick look at some of the day's other sport now. it's all to play for in the one—off day—night women's test between australia and india. the visitors declared on 377—8. deepti sharma adding 66 to opener simriti mandhana's 127. australia finished the day on 143—4 at close, some 234 runs behind meg lanning top scoring for the aussies so far with 38. britain's cameron norrie is in action in a few hours looking to reach another atp final. he beat denis shapovalov in the quarterfinals of the san diego open last night and, tonight, faces top seed andrey rublev in the semis. and bryson dechambeau has been beaten in the final of the professional longest drive association world championship. fellow american kyle berkshire won the event with a distance of 422 yards. includes france while pina. but then defeat at leicester in the premiership in the cruellest way possible. all the pre—match takeover talk was put on hold as two of the league's biggest hitters prepared for battle. even

the dear beth letters, i won't call it a companion book, but i wrote dear harry and 2011. the truman library owns 1361 letters that my grandfather wrote to my grandmother between 1910 in 1955 i think it is. >> are her return letters safe customer. >> note my grandfather came home one day in 1955 during christmas time and found her sitting in front of the fire burning her letters to him. and he stopped there he said what are you doing? she priced at something like you have read them. he said no think of history. she said oh, i have and kept right on burning. she was very private. she did not want that kind of correspondence, she knew what would happen to them if she left them out there. she missed 184 of them. she stuck them in drawers, books as bookmarks. they make an oddly surprisingly linear record of his years as a county judge and years as a senator. there's one letter from 1990 from the end of the war. the rest are from 20s and 30s. i took those and match them up in some i haven't use. it asked for slippers at national guard camp and would he mean what you need slippe

and now may's beth van duyne msl introduce her witness. >> mr. fowke is a tampa-based business owner with 40 years of experience as a custom homebuilder and also the national association of homebuilders 2021 chairman of the board. he's been active in the nahb leadership at the local, state and national level through his career and is a senior life delegate served in the leadership of the association for more than 20 years. he was the builder by the tampa bay builders associationon in 26 and 2009 and is the past president and lifetime director of the tbb a and was also president and the florida homebuilders association and continues to serve the association. in 2019 he was inducted into the nh sba florida housing hall of fame and received the eagle award in 2012. he joins us today they continue to harm small businesses and the industry alike. homebuilders are facing prolonged delivery times skyrocketing material costs and escalating labor shortages. we appreciate you and the other witnesses for joining us as we explore this critically important an

lauren hemp with the ball in, beth england at the back post to make sure.an. it was much easier for england's women. they scored seven tries as they cruised to a 40—4 victory. the team all have full—time jobs. they only travelled to france yesterday morning and had to have a covid test at 5am. unbeaten leicester tigers are six points clear at the top of rugby union's premiership table after beating sale sharks. london irish caused an upset as they claimed their first win of the season, by beating last year's premiership runners up exeter chiefs. winger ollie hassell—collins went over for their fifth try as irish recorded their biggest win at sandy park beating exeter by 33—21. elsewhere, there were wins for gloucester and harlequins. great britain have won a second gold medal at the track cycling world championships in france and, once again, it came in the omnium. ethan hayter followed katie archibald's success by dominating the points race, the final event of the four—race contest. it's his first individual world title. always a great event, when you have

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on my foot, beth with combs. they sort of gang on it. then i thought it eugene who had expected the journey to take 4 days now has to face up to the fact that they've been on the road for 12 days. and that still only half way there. ah, there's no time to waste. they lost another 3 days repairing the truck with them now being on the road for 2 weeks. and i still barely half way to their destination. the voyage has turned into a nightmare. ah, the truck moves along at a snail's pace. the odyssey becomes surreal. in the middle of the bush, a traffic jam a dozen or so trucks in single file waiting to move on with the truck's been stuck for 3 days. the driver has unloaded all its cargo in a desperate effort to extricate his vehicle with wine. and that's the case now, as domingo tries what have a means, he can't bypass the obstruction. any feelings of solidarity with a trap to drive up, put aside for the risks, getting bog down himself with with eugene can't get over it. he may be a mean businessman, but he's full of admiration for his driver

jamie george is keen to impress and he added his sides and third try, tomorrow followed and beth had they got one back only for molly to score 27 for now is. mailings then claimed his hat trick with two more tries for each side but the contest was long gone, a rampant saracens won by 71.217 forbade it is now four defeats on the trot. with this thumping the worst at home in the publisher yet. the women's draw at indian wells has thrown up a few surprises, with both finalists unseeded in the tournament. the veteran victoria azarenka will take on the spaniard paula badosa and then, later on, cameron norrie will play the most important match of his career. the brit is through to the final of indian wells where he'll face nikiloz basilashvili. his run of form has been so impressive of late that he's due to become the new british men's number one, after he beat grigor dimitrov in straight sets. translation: the nerves are still there. i think i'm just dealing with the situation better and learning from the experiences. and it's never easy to go out and serve for a place in the final like i

the main drive, the hood, women carry the weight of the household work on their shoulders run with beth. with however, in the vast expanse of russia, there is a spot where a housewife could secure a regular in the fall semester chemistry. remember, remember in eugene ah there is an end again, you can only collateral eyes the same thing. so many times you can only sell the same donate, so many times before somebody figures out that, hey, there's no, don't it here that's just the whole. and that's what's happening in america. they're trying to survive on the hole in the don't it. and they're saying, we sold this hole in the don't it 15 times a, goldman sachs. now we got rich because we got paid a fee on the collateral ization of the whole and the don't it. and now that everybody else, america is broke and they don't generate enough income for us to tax, to pay down the debt that we incurred by deregulation and derivatives trading. going back to reagan, now they're out there to london. they're like, what do we do? ah, it's open oklahoma, so it's a good price. you can please go visit us. i

lativehuty levels are going to bethe low end. this is even the case in sonoma county. they are going to bottom out and the red flag warning is not going in place until 48 hours. the humidity levels are e starting to rebound. looking north from salesforce tower, it has been upper 50s right now and it is going to be another cool evening overnight. it will be 40 degrees in santa rosa. even a couple degrees above average with concord reaching above 80 . it is low 60s along the coast with mid-70s in the santa clara . temperatures rom will be warmer in san francisco and mostly around 80 degree high temperatures on either side. it is on the warm and around napa county. this is not going to be excessively warm. tomorrow the giants play the dodgers. it is going to be breezy. temperatures climb and then they back down. that is a rain shower icon. the best chance will be from the golden gate northward. >> thank you so much, paul. >>> we will look ahead now to the "cbs evening news". >> thank you so much, paul. >>> the port is now going to be open 24 hours, thanks to the president

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[cheering and applause] beth, where are you at? thank you all for -- nancy pelosi. know a bunch of you all are running against each other and you all will figure it out. all i can say is we better not screw this up, do you agree? i am honored to be here. have you all been to south carolina [applause] -- south carolina? [applause] we change senators every 50 years whether we need to or not. luckily it was the year before i was born. i got 34 more years to do this. [laughter] i will come on my last year for free again. so let's just talk a little bit about where we are at and where we are going. you all were challenged but you withstood it. the bottom line is liberals hate this. they are trying their best to turn you the other direction, but you seem to be in good shape . -- and ted cruz are wonderful senators. a queue for sending these to the senate -- thank you for sending these guys to the senate. ted and i have scrapped every now and then but usually we are on the same side. i have never met of our dedicated constitutional conservative in my life. he was stalwart

it was initiated by darren and beth, as they were trying to say some things to us. there needs to be a, a statement. people need to express how they feel. there needs to be an unburdening of how you feel. and so in that process of things, and i said, there will be no blame in this house. there would be no fixing a blame. we will all love you and we will all except we're okay it's we are together and this is just, you know, the guilt of it. i just would, if i would have done things differently, may not be at where we are today because of it. but that's why he had that talk as i was dealing with the guilt, it made me the hot better that i realize a layman me that it wasn't a clinic. i guess i always drink it is making the happy go like a family then was gonna lose the check out there with the board just wasn't my place. i think probably the best response that we can have in a situation like that is to say, it's not a guilt placed, but it's a guilt shared just like it's a grief, shared because of that amount of guilt for being responsible for a life in this setting. it

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if fabica, beth, you know, then you know, you must american m o m a n at mckelly should what he went to get clarification walks in, was in his mind a 4 year degree student college. well, i don't want to lose. he had met with national men or him in my movie, who was the vietnam as the gotten this a division of them as was money at the time. no biggie is flew back on the money they did. they did. it blocked the, had the gun move a give them an army birth. going to lose money hung up. now. my child has to be in the head for was worth. it hasn't been ex, if you know how much let alone with an an announcement. i should only convert him horrific when and if not. mm hm. so it's not sonoma live or combine a house. i mean, the mac and hot mission come, i'm already with some of the and some of it are some of graham, and as a man, am as am corner, go. don't look at his manhood. when she, nickelodeon went out. as soon as the doom had him. if i look on his rim, johan cindy murderer, let her dares me telephone a squad, little more than an initial and endeavoured fishery with them, but i see him an

i spoke to beth and i spoke with him, the fellow with another phone, what's actually a vehicle? you're good, i am with it. also with did i ask if i pull up the you you you the most lovely? i'm with american circle that i was glad to wish you could add a comment on richard on both sides of this guy full of dish, with no age limit. a coach had the 5th i'm you share them from the war when you now shut on both from the to the at the course. michael with what those. she knew how the answering machine picks. fortunately, as a martin, i think is a little bit because in which ah, i one this also was in your mind in thinking them which in the one in young didn't it was suspended the kid else at the lee with her, which did it with the same as it i a slam because they had them suddenly just yeah, with the use of why don't you start with the part that? yeah, i want to this list with the was was, i was quoted in the, in the lenient than the grand lebowski when you're watching the phone with people. nobody last go. if you would, you could go ask them how does that i bought again to buy from w