. >> it is a perfect storm in many ways, bianca because haiti has been dealing with political instability. we are hearing this area is hard to get to by road in the south. it is not as populated but it is hard to get to. there is also an issue of gang violence that impedes the ability to get workers there. what do we understand in terms of rescue workers, first responders? how many are getting there? how many more do they need? >> the u.s. did deploy 65% of search and rescue teams to assist with the efforts of finding people through the rubble. as we know, the first 24 hours after the disaster are critical. the "new york times" did report that there has been some movement with finding a truce with some of these gangs that are blocking some of the roads into the southwestern part of the country, which is really the hardest hit part due to the earthquake and also the aftershocks that have been fairly significant. you know, it's still not clear exactly the extent of the damage. we do know there have been total complete hotels that have collapsed, cathedrals, chuchs, -- churches, homes, it is

james beyond the -- james bianco knows this, bianca research -- bianco research. jay powell not want to do in wyoming? jim: he doesn't want to cause problems similar to in 2018, when he talked about the taper on automatic pilot, and it greatly upset the market. what he wants to do is lay out a plan to begin a taper sometime next year, and he's going to but a lot of caveats in it. those caveats are going to be provided that the economic growth continues, and provided that there's no surprises to the economy, and that is going to be a shout out to if delta continues to rise, and restrictions on the economy continue. that could derail the plan for tapering. lisa: a lot of people are looking for taper talk. however, we've already gotten some sense that one of the main topics will be inequality and what the fed can do about that. as a market watcher, how much are you looking at that is possibly giving more of a sense of what is to come then perhaps people are expecting? jim: income inequality is a big problem, and big picture policy can contribute to that. but the imme

harriet dart is also through and will play bianca andrescu.und of the canadian open in toronto. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. tuesday brought us our first 25 celsius day in the uk in over two weeks. and, whilst some of that warmth will still be felt on wednesday across the south and east of the country with some sunny spells, clouding over into the afternoon, it's the cloudier conditions in the north and west which will bring different conditions compared to what we've seen. much more in the way of rain and breeze, all courtesy of these weather fronts pushing in off the atlantic. heaviest of the rain into the start of the day across parts of northern ireland and the very far west of scotland, but quite a mild and humid start here, 14—15 celsius. fresher in the east, where there will be a few mist and fog patches, but the best of the morning sunshine. now, the sunshine, as i said, will be best, clouding over from the west, so there's still some sunny spells to the south and the east. norther

segÚn bianca gurÚ y bloguera, todos los reclutadores operan de la misma manera.s errores que nos alejan del trabajo ideal. bianca: lo primero es que las personas crean el mismo currÍculum para todos los trabajos que solicitan en lugar de resaltar sus responsabilidades. las personas se enfocan en el menÚ de funciones que deben desarrollar cuando la meta es ofrecer al reclutador lo que quiere. patricia:con sus 30 ofertas laborales, una vez que seleccionan tu resumen recibes la llamaday es hora del filtro cara a cara, la importante conversaciÓn. cÓmo nos preparamos para una buena entrevista? bianca: debes conocer la empresa, te puedes presentar a ti misma como la persona que va a solucionar el problemay quieres mostrar que invertirÍa su crecimiento y como se relaciona con las metas a largo plazo de la entrega. patricia: teniendo este conocimiento le preguntamos a la experta en moda sobre la manera correcta de asistir a una entrevista de trabajo. >>esas prendas que crear para tener una buena imagen, el maquillaje es importante en tonos naturales para resaltar y no lu

children or even infants in 2001 at the start of the war including 20-year-old marine lance corporal bianca marroquin -- rylee mccollum, marine lance corporal david espinoza, ryan knauss, hunter lopez and 23-year-old marine sergeant nicole gee. days before her death she posted a picture as she cradled this baby at the kabul airport with a message, i love my job. we learned overnight that president biden has now directed the department of homeland security to take the lead in resettling those refugees who have been evacuated out of afghanistan as the clock ticks down to the withdrawal deadline. mona, rachel. >> our thanks to andrea fujii. >>> coming up, the new covid-related travel restrictions being considered. >>> also, the breaking news from california overnight. new evacuations around lake tahoe with a major wildfire on the move. >>> and the bombshell just as the fraud trial of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, gets under way. >>> plus more live coverage of hurricane ida's historic damage. this is a live picture right now from biloxi, mississippi. >>> we're back now with a massi

than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta, 0. india has approved what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine against covered 19 vaccine maker, cadillac health care says the job is 67 percent effective and preventing symptoms. it'll be administered in 3 doses without a needle to people over the age of 12 previous d. n. a vaccines have worked well in animals, but not humans. investigate to say one of italy's most powerful criminal organizations has been dumping photos of tons of toxic waste and its allegedly being left in one of the country's most senior regions from tuscany, atom rainy reports on the edge of a farm and tuscany, environmental police check for toxic run off from a leather tannery water treatment plant. it looks clear now when i but this officer says, until recently this plant was releasing waste into the river basket. the commander shows his footage of the same river. he says it shows having drown, get her one of italy's most powerful criminal organizations allegedly dump tons of toxic waste from leather p

kron four's, karina kappa bianca joins us live from albany.olonel, what are you hearing from lawmakers. >> that's right. many lawmakers were shocked to hear the resignation news today thinking that the process could drag out longer. of course, governor cuomo is known to be a fighter, but towards the end, it was clear that he had few supporters left. >> people woke up this morning. i don't think they knew that this was imminent today. but i can tell you that everyone's phones were buzzing following a report last week by the attorney general's office that found harassment allegations against the governor credible and the possibility of impeachment. >> the governor announced today he would step down. i think that given the circumstances. >> the best way i can help now. is a far step aside and let government get back to governing. >> assembly member mary beth walsh who serves on the judiciary committee says she would vote to continue the impeachment investigation. i believe that we should move forward with impeachment. >> in the timeline that we o

than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca kupta 0 new york is holding what's being called a homecoming concert on saturday to celebrate reopening. and after the worst of its corona virus. heartbreak in york was the city hardest hit by the virus. in the united states, kristen sumi looked back at how far the city has come and how far it still has to go. it was a scene notable for what it lacked. a city famous for its energy at a standstill. the only hustle and bustle taking place in a hospital. overwhelmed with patience. new york lost more lives and more jobs to the throne of virus pandemic than any city in the united states. even bringing the lights down on broadway. the new yorkers tried to keep their spirits up through the darkest days. a knowing that the show must eventually go on. the city began to reemerge this year, slowly at 1st as the winter, 2nd wave abd and summer came. people returned to the streets, i'll be cautiously in a bid to bring more people back to the city. this week began implementing a policy that's rankl

you well, tennis now and teenagers on jabbers has upset 2nd feed, bianca andrea school to reach the quarter finals of the canadian opened in montreal, jabber be the defending champion, and 3 seth in a match that was interrupted for an hour because of rain in june. the 26 year old became the 1st era player to win a w t, a tour single title, so face american jessica hagler next season and will be joined by former world number one, victoria as a wrinkle in the last 8, the 8 seed came back from a set down to beat marius corey and set up and all bella version quarter final again copied arena, doubling. and over on the men's tour, russian, daniel met with the eased into the 4th round of the toronto masters. the top seed was barely troubled by his australian opponent. james duckworth, the world number to winning and straight set. 626 for the whole. next 3. number 7. see hubert. poland in 3rd seeds on her sister passed, celebrated his 23rd birthday with a resounding victory over russian care and catching up fits the past, only dropped 5 days against the silver medalists from the tokyo olympic. you

than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta al jazeera india has approve. what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine. again, school with 19 vaccine make a copy of health care says the job has a 67 percent efficacy rates in preventing symptoms. it will be administered in 3 doses without a needle to people over the age of 12 previous dna. vaccines have worked well in animals, but not in humans. us regulators are reported to be caused to fully approve and vices. corona, virus vaccine emergency approval was granted in december. but full approval involves the review of more clinical data. it could boost the vaccine, more lights by convince and more unvaccinated americans to get the job. york is holding a spin cold, a homecoming concert on saturday to celebrate reopening, after the worst of its crew of our recite break, new york with the city hardest hit by the virus in the united states. chrisman salumi looks back at how far the city has come and how far it still has to go. it was the scene notable for what it lack of city fa

than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta, r 0. still ahead on al jazeera, on catholics in sir lanka, are still demanding justice the victims of the 2019 easter bombings. the talks of waste cutting through one of the most scenic regions and its links to organized crime and adult stage in her life. all of the conquer of my we are soccer stones and other help trying to rival cincinnati open. santa will have details for you in ah hi, there, hope your weekend is going well. we have outbreaks of rain and thunder. downpours for the republic of ireland and the united kingdom and the u. k. met office has a yellow warning for thunderstorms. so if you do get caught up and some of them there is the potential for flooding. and so because of that, we could see some travel disruptions. so that's saturday. let's track where the weather moves on sunday into the low countries germany rate through to the alps. we'll see some heavy down ports here and brisk winds for the low countries. we have seen fierce winds for southern areas of franc

than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta, 0 us regulators are reported to be close to fully approving pfizer corona virus. vaccine emergency approval was granted in december. but full approval involves that a view of more clinical data could boast of actually enroll. i'd by convincing more unvaccinated americans to get the job. new york is holding what's being called a homecoming concert on saturday to celebrate reopening after the worst of its corona virus outbreak, new york was the city hardest hit by the virus in the united states, kristen sumi looks back at how far the city has come and how far it still has to go? it was a scene notable for what it lacked. a city famous for its energy at a standstill. the only hustle and bustle taking place in a hospital, overwhelmed with patience. new york lost more lives and more jobs to the throne of virus pandemic, than any city in the united states. even bringing the lights down on broadway. the new yorkers tried to keep their spirits up through the darkest days. a knowing tha

than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca after 0, india has approved what it says is the world's 1st d n. a vaccine against koby 19 vaccine maker could de la health care, says the jap has a 67 percent efficacy rate in preventing symptoms. that will be administered in 3 doses without a needle to people of age 12 previous dna. vaccines have worked well in animals, but not in humans. dr. jerome kim is director general of international vaccine institute. he says, dna vaccines can be manufactured much faster than conventional vaccines. the dna vaccine technology has a tremendous advantage. it can be made very quickly. so if a new very, or to come up within a few weeks, companies like, like that is, can below or other dna companies like, you know, you could come up with a sequence, test the vaccine and animals and then rapidly begin to roll out the new various vaccines, so again, do you need a fast technology? it has some advantages of a global health and that it's storage capabilities are $2.00 to $8.00 degree. so refrigerator te

lake for everton and mattress to united tennis now in finance, diaz owns deborah has upset, 2nd seed bianca, and rescue to reach the quarter finals of the canadian open and montreal jevar b. the katy and in 3 sets and a match that was interrupted for an hour because of rain. in june 26 year old became 1st player to win a w t tour title shall be just as in the finance jabber will be joined by former world number one, victoria. as the rank in the last day, the see came back from the fet, down lead, maria, the curry, and set up an all bella rushing quote, a final against the top seat arena, sub lanka. on the men's tour in toronto, russia, daniel madell, east into the 4th round of the canadian open top seed was fairly troubled by his australian opponent. james duckworth, the 25 year old. well, number to winning and straight set. 6264 of face number 17, her test the whole and now i'm 3rd seeds. beth knows fit. supposed sobered his 23rd birthday with a resounding victory over washing care, and catching up his only dropped 5 games against sober medalists from the tokyo olympics. and finally, it wa

as arms dipper has upset, 2nd seed, bianca and rescues reached the quarter finals of the canadian open. in montreal, jabber beating the defending champion and 3 facts in a match that was interrupted for an hour because of rain. in june, the 21st era player to wendy w t. a tour the title page american jessica will be joined by former world number one, victoria as a rank in the last 88 seed came back from a set down to be maria's the car and set up in all russia for the final again. arena subway. on the mentor, russia russia's. danielle met, the dev, eased into the 4th round of the toronto masters. the top team was barely troubled by his australian opponent james duck, one of the world number to winning and straight. 566 for all my faith. number 7 said herbert, her cats are poland. i'm 3rd seed, stefano said, suppose silver. it is 23rd birthday with a resounding victory over russia has only dropped 5 games builder medalist. he said, and finally, it was 30 years in the making, but majorly baseball finally brought a game to the field of dreams. new york hankies play the chicago white sox,

over at the women's tournament in montreal, defending champion bianca andrea school became britain how he adults who advanced to 3rd round in 3 set can use dump a double olympic mouth and champion. elliot keep ciocca has arrived. home in nairobi, the 36 year old successfully defended his title on the final day of the games in japan, becoming only the 3rd run to efforts when multiple gold medals in the men's mouth. and he's not decided whether to go for 3rd gold paris, 2024 running olympics, but vision, both humanity. so it's about winning uncertainty all human beings. and we can we not the whole time, not about all fast or slow. you have to put fit our liberties back in japan. the olympic rings have been removed from tow care bay. the structure was installed last december to promote enthusiasm for the games. and the pandemic took his paralympics begin in just under 2 weeks time. all right, that's the sport for now. i have more later emily. thank you very much, jerry. that. so for me here for this news hour, i'll be back in a few moments time with more of the days news for now. ah, join

than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta al jazeera. italy's tourism industry is gradually reopening off for a 3rd wave of coffee. 191 ancient roman town as attracting a lot of attention. but it isn't the scenic view above the water that's throwing some people in gillian wolf has the story that was off the italian coast near naples. a roman history lesson awaits these tourists with more than 70 percent of the world's surface covered by water. this trip can only be fully appreciated by those who venture below to divert you've ended up, you know, imagine not a, it's difficult, especially for those coming for the 1st time to imagine that within a few meters of water, you can find all the things you'd never be able to see anywhere else in the world. the divers loved to see very special thing. but what we can see in the park of baya is something unique coded by. this seaside village was a popular getaway for the roman empire's elite, who flocked to the famous bath houses built opulent villas and held extravagant celebration

you stay here with mick and bianca." >> actually, that's not a joke. with michael jackson and i didn't know who michael jackson was because i didn't listen to music as a kid. i was playing "dudgeons and dragons." and my only memory was seeing michael jackson dance with somebody. and i turned to the person next to me and said, "he's really good at that. he should pursue that." >> stephen: the most believable part of that story is that an 11-year-old anderson cooper would use the phrase "he should pursue that." >> yeah, that's totally true. i was very concerned about -- >> stephen: he should broaden his horizons, mother. >> and the second time we went, grace jones performed. >> stephen: holy cow! >> yeah. and my memory-- i don't know if this actually happened. but at some point, with the microphone cable, she seemed to have made some sort of a, like, a noose, put it around the neck of some guy in the audience. and i remember her lifting him up. i don't will think that actually happened, but that's how it looked to me at 11. ( laughter ). >> stephen: okay

reporter: the yellow america, five juncker, focuses on the growth -- the yellow america by younger -- biancaasian hate. she says recent violence raised fear in herself of leaving the house. >> i am glad i was able to stand up for the asian community through this documentary. reporter: the students produced the projects at home during the pandemic. their teacher said they were more than video producers, they became content creators. >> they don't see themselves reflected in today's media. often it is those stories that they want to tell because no one else is. reporter: the other two projects selected were elijah's and the alabaster awakening by brian diaz, putting east side san jose in the national spotlight. david lui, abc 7 national news. dan: that's great, wonderful and important stories. spencer: if you are looking for a nice visual display in the sky, tonight is your night for the perseid meteor shower in the northeastern sky. prime viewing time is between midnight and just before sunrise. you will see a peak of 60 meteors per hour. make sure you look at the northeastern sky and let you

was a small story about the car theft raid including the story about the tape murder and allowed biancas on edge. especially since the family was going to be kicked off the ranch. the >> i heard a scream. and i bolted up. >> is there any way to describe what that sounded like? >> pure her. >> do you have any idea if it was a human or or a person? >> i knew it was shortly. >> i recognize the voice. >> this was one that man son was involved in and for -- >> what manson decided it was time to get out of l.a.. maybe was feeling the heat of the raid, or maybe he needed a place to keep the family under his control. >> to, him the whole idea of control is not just having people worship-ing you, but having people follow your orders in ways that contradict common sense. >> that is fleeing an apocalyptic race for "helter skelter". he moved to an old homestead called barker ranch. yes, death valley. the >> during this war, he will lead his family into death valley where there is a bottomless pit and a city underneath the surface. they will go down there and be safe. >> he seriously thought that th

harriet dart is also through, who will play bianca andrescu. country with some sunny spells, clouding over into the afternoon, it's the cloudier conditions in the north and west which will bring different conditions compared to what we've seen. much more in the way of rain and breeze, all courtesy of these weather fronts pushing in off the atlantic. heaviest of the rain into the start of the day across parts of northern ireland and the very far west of scotland, but quite a mild and humid start here, 11i—15 celsius. fresher in the east, where there will be a few mist and fog patches, but the best of the morning sunshine. now, the sunshine, as i said, will be best in the morning, clouding over from the west, so there's still some sunny spells to the south and the east. northern ireland should cheer up into the afternoon with some sunshine, and into late afternoon, we'll see that sunshine develop across western scotland, too. but after the morning sunshine across the far north, into orkney and eastern parts of scotland, a rather damp afternoon, r

covid deniers to task during an interview with retired lieutenant colonel alexander vindman and cnn's bianca>> there is a virus. it kills people. and the only way we prevent it is to get vaccinated, wear masks, do social distancing, washing your hands all the time. and not just think about my freedom is being disturbed here. no. screw your freedom. you have the freedom to wear no masks but you're an shmuck for not wearing a mask. >> he later said he admits calling people schmucss was a little much. you definitely don't want to get arnold angry. good job on his part. >>> meantime the world has lost more than 4 million people to covid-19 and the waves of grief for those left behind have been tremendous. this week's cnn hero knows just how difficult and isolating it is to lose a spouse. michelle hernandez created a community of widows that heals together. >> i would tell the nurse, tell him i love him, because they would not let me in. sometimes i would just go sit in the parking lot just to be close to him. april 13th, they told me he was gone. i needed someone to understand what it was like t

i've done bianca del rio's podcast. your show's been on 12 years?ips by who i was dating for what season. my husband, i've been with him five years, he is such a sweetheart. i've asked him to watch it with me. by watch it, he watches the phoenix suns on a laptop with headphones next to me while i watch you guys. >> rupaul: oh my goodness. is he from phoenix? >> no. so random. from l.a. >> rupaul: who would play him in the movie of your life? just give me an overview, just an idea of what he's like, who he's like. you say he's a burly man? >> as i said that i was like, he's just bearded, he's not -- >> rupaul: okay. >> he's watching, like why did you say burly? we'll just go with it. i didn't realize you'd call it out. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: would it be zach ga-la-la-laka? >> zach galifianakis? >> rupaul: that one. >> no, he's not that burly. he's got light-colored eyes. >> rupaul: your eyes are almost that color. >> thank you, they're mine. >> rupaul: they are. >> thank you so much. the spray tan is not, the nails are not, the hair color is not, th

in the second round of the montreal 0pen.she put in a strong performance, taking the second seed bianca's hundred, beating manchester originals by six runs at old trafford. but play of the day went to the originals' matt parkinson, with this incredible catch to send adam rossington back to the stands. spirit's victory was sealed as heinrich klaasen dismissed himself, hitting the wicket with his back foot. spirit's women also won, beating the orignals by five wickets, thanks largely to a brilliant all—round performance from india's deepti sharma — she took two wickets in 20 balls and then hit an unbeaten 3a to see them over the line with two balls to spare. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on our main story. president biden has told afghan leaders to unite and fight for their country as the taliban continue to make rapid territorial gains. a ninth major city, faizabad, is reported to have fallen to the insurgents. afghan officials say air—strikes have killed dozens of taliban fighters elsewhere in the country. china, russia, pakistan and others seem to have a choice betwe

she put in a strong performance, taking the second seed bianca andreescu to three sets — the canadiancan have their habitat damaged by traditional anchors. john maguire reports. these underwater meadows of seagrass provide a vital habitat teeming with wildlife, and it's where you can find the spiny seahorse. it's a protected species, and studland bay is a marine conservation zone. but boats visiting this popular area of the dorset coast can create problems. we've counted up to a50 boats here in one day. it's the noise, the anchors, the general movement of everything seems to affect the seahorses. they're very prone to stress, and so if you can sort of reduce that stress, then they're quite happy, relaxed seahorses. if they have a lot of stress, then they move back out to sea. the wildlife presenter steve backshall has dived here, and says boat anchors and mooring chains can damage the sea bed. they completely destroy all the substrate around it, which means that all the seagrass dies, and it gets rid of that binding substrate, which then washes away as sand. and so you just end up wit

. >> bianca and serena.re saying, in many ways, there's so much more you still want to do. >> oh, for sure. it's about equality, equity for everyone and also i'm glad that osaka brought up mental health. that's always a big part. how someone feels emotionally is so important and to own it by naming it. when you name something and you say, i have a challenge in this area, i'm an alcoholic or have an eating disorder or have mental challenges, when you own it, it dissipates a little. then you have a chance to make it okay. >> be "all in." >> oh, you are there! you are there. >> billie, thank you. i cannot wait. i know how excited you are for this day for your book to come out and it was worth the wait and thank you. we'll have that dinner again. we're not going to wait much longer. >> let's not wait too long. thanks a lot. >> "all in," i love that. "all in" is out today. >>> let's check back again with ginger. thank you, billie. >> thank you, robin. compounding the horror of the earthquake in haiti we had to sh

us celebrate with a live performance but first let's chat with one of the major stars of the show, biancathis for a long time. broadway is back and it's happening. >> broadway is back and it is happening and you are back. you have been in this show on and off for 20 years, i cannot believe that. congratulations. >> thank you. >> the show is about to hit a huge milestone, 25 years. >> exactly. >> on broadway in november. you guys are such a part of an institution in the theater in this city. >> for sure. i am so lucky to have a long relationship with the longest running american musical in broadway history and so special to be here specifically this year, 25 years, it's huge. >> we cannot wait to see you guys get to it. get on that stage because broadway is back performing live here in times square. here they are, everybody, the cast of "chicago" with that song you know it, the iconic song "all that jazz." [ applause ] ♪ five, six, seven, eight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come on, babe, why don't we paint the town and all that jazz ♪ ♪ i'm gonna rouge my knees and roll my stockings down and all that jazz ♪ ♪

a calf problem and needing a medical time—out in the second set. 7—5,7—6 she won and she�*ll face biancathere was also a 2% drop to 91% in �*advanced highers�*. vocational �*btec�* results are also out today. students will also find the results for apprenticeships and degree apprenticeships. young people are being urged to "explore all the options open to them" when they receive their results. 0ur correspondent nina warhurst has been speaking to some students who received the results of their btec qualification in bolton. dou btless doubtless will hear more from her a little bit later, in the evening. let�*s hear from our correspondents across the uk — our scotland correspndent alexandra mackenzie, chris page in northern ireland, and first our wales correspondent hwyel griffith. yes, the students coming here today were seeing their results not for the first time. as they opened the envelopes, it was confirmation of the results they got injune and were allowed to appeal if they weren�*t happy back then. in terms of what those results show, well, a record number of a stars and as. in wales

she put in a strong performance, taking the second seed bianca andreescu to three sets, but the canadiannt adviser has told the bbc that a mass rollout of a third booster dose of the covid vaccine may not be needed. professor adam finn, who sits on thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation, said it is still "unclear" whether all over 50s should be offered a third jab this autumn. our health correspondentjim reed explained why a third booster had been suggested. there are two reasons why scientists and politicians might want to go ahead with this. one is to top up immunity. there are some early signs in some research that, over time, the immunity you gain from taking a vaccine might fade although at the moment research in that is ongoing. the second main reason is the potential emergence of new variants of the virus this autumn and, again, a third booster dose might offer some extra protection against that. yesterday the health secretary for england, sajid javid, was asked about this, and he suggested the plan would probably be all over 50s would be offered a booster shot at the

a great olympics because we had the massive highs like jason kenny and we also had the lows like bianca paris. we know you will— what i want. we do want you to go to paris. we know you will not - what i want. we do want you to go to paris. we know you will not miss i paris. we know you will not miss those 3am alarm calls. you had a lion this morning.— those 3am alarm calls. you had a lion this morning. great to talk to ou. i lion this morning. great to talk to you- i hope _ lion this morning. great to talk to you- i hope to _ lion this morning. great to talk to you. i hope to see _ lion this morning. great to talk to you. i hope to see you _ lion this morning. great to talk to you. i hope to see you when i i lion this morning. great to talk to you. i hope to see you when i am| you. i hope to see you when i am competing at paris and maybe olympics after that when i come back to the studio. olympics after that when i come back to the studio-— to the studio. thanks a lot. take care. to to the studio. thanks a lot. take care- to give _ to the studio. thanks a lot. take care. to give you _ t

a calf problem and needing a medical time—out in the second set. 7—5, 7—6 she won and she'll face biancalying to university is higher than it's ever been before. because of the pandemic, grades have been awarded based mainly on teacher assessments. our ireland correspondent chris page is at st ronan's college in lurgan. chris, how is it all going? welcome a little bit quieter— chris, how is it all going? welcome a little bit quieter now. _ chris, how is it all going? welcome a little bit quieter now. a _ chris, how is it all going? welcome a little bit quieter now. a few - a little bit quieter now. a few people are still coming in to pick up people are still coming in to pick up their results. throughout the morning, we have had a real sense of the nerves, the release and huge achievements that pupils have been enjoying and savouring in this couege enjoying and savouring in this college here in lurgan. this is one of the biggest schools in northern ireland, so the pupils here have been among the 25,000 also students in northern ireland who have been getting their a—level results today. i

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