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blake is like, i'm going to do it, can you catch the kids?y out, get it hon, hanging over my head, get it over with. he's like, are you excited? no. i get there, it's literally 70,000 people. it's like, the craziest crowd of mixed genres, ages. there's livestock at my sound check. [ laughter ] in the dirt. >> jimmy: really? >> dirt flying around. >> jimmy: animals? >> there was like sheeps and horses and cowboys. real cowboys. boop! yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, the cow bows i expect. i would think they'd keep the animals away from the stage. >> they were practicing while i was rehearsing. >> jimmy: the rodeo was a positive experience for you? >> it was literally mind-blowing. and i had, like, out-of-body moments to look back at all the different -- i don't think a lot about those amazing moments. but when you're in it again, because i've been in vegas two years doing a 5,000-seater, kind of like a theater thing, so different. >> jimmy: yeah. >> to be on stage for 70,000. we couldn't even see to the top. it was just kind of magic. as soon as i did "h

so blake will sit gcses this summer and has a job lined up.issed at least 10%. only some of that due to covid. an estimated 122,000 were missing more than 50% of school. that is more than previously thought. an unknown number never go to school. they may be very few, but are most at risk. overall, these latest estimates reveal a problem bigger than before the pandemic. only 50% of local authorities could even give us an estimate. but it is still a huge and a worrying number of children who are not in school. some of that is covid, but probably only about a third of it is covid. so it is important. how can we make notes from lots of information? schools are making up for all the disruption, but everywhere there are some pupils struggling with the return to the classroom. children skipping school regularly for whatever reason are missing out on friendships, missing out on their education in a way that can fundamentally alter their life chances. but they are also out of sight and for some, that puts their safety or even their lives at risk. for t

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jonathan blake was watching.wing solidarity with ukraine, as the country fights russian invaders, westminster extended an honour never shown to a foreign leader. president... applause. mps and peers rose to their feet for president volodymyr zelensky to address them in the commons chamber. applause. translation: on day one, at 4:00 in the morning, we were attacked by cruise missiles. everybody woke up — people, children, the entire ukraine — and since that, we have not been sleeping. he recounted ukraine's struggle day by day, and thanked the uk for its support, even if it didn't go as far as the military help he'd wanted. translation: we did feel that, unfortunately, the alliances don't work properly always and the no—fly zone cannot be enforced. the president echoed shakespeare and churchill and was adamant his country would endure. translation: we will not give up, and we will not lose. we will fight till the end, at sea, in the air. we will continue fighting for our land, whatever the cost. applause. from all

let's get the latest from cnn from blake essig outside parliament in tokyo. blake? about three hours president volodymyr zelenskyy will address members of japan's parliament. the goal of course to continue rallying global support against russia's invasion of ukrainian. zelenskyy's virtual address is only scheduled to last about ten minutes and will be live as long as the situation in ukraine allows for it. since the invasion started just a few weeks ago, president zelenskyy has taken time to speak directly to national legislators in europe, the middle east and north america, thanking them for their support, but at the same time asking them to do more. and of course we expect more of that tonight during his first address to a country in asia. now in line with other u.s. and g7 nation, japan has imposed significant sanctions against russia and belarus and joined the call to cut russia from the s.w.i.f.t. banking system. japan has also provided about $100 million worth of humanitarian aid. they've amended rules to be able to deliver defense equipment to the ukrainian p

our political correspondent jonathan blake was watching.russian invaders, westminster extended an honour never shown to a foreign leader. president... applause. mps and peers rose to their feet for president volodymyr zelensky to address them in the commons chamber. applause. translation: on day one, at 4:00 in the morning, we were attacked by cruise missiles. everybody woke up — people, children, the entire ukraine — and since that, we have not been sleeping. he recounted ukraine's struggle day by day, and thanked the uk for its support, even if it didn't go as far as the military help he'd wanted. translation: we did feel that, unfortunately, the alliances don't work properly always and the no—fly zone cannot be enforced. the president echoed shakespeare and churchill and was adamant his country would endure. translation: we will not give up, and we will not lose. we will fight till the end, at sea, in the air. we will continue fighting for our land, whatever the cost. applause. from all sides, admiration and calls to action, in response.

jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster.ed race that's been dominated by smear campaigns between the two main candidates. it's a neck and neck race between the governing democratic party's candidate — lee jae—myung and his conservative opposition rival, yoon suk yeol of the people power party both vying to succeed the incumbent president moonjae—in, who is constitutionally unable to seek re—election. i'm joined now by laura bicker — our correspondent in seoul. joining us from right outside a polling station. there she is. great to have you on the programme. what has the voter turnout been out like today? good morning. welcome to the polling station, voter turnout has been busy. i've heard by nine o'clock, already a present of the population have voted, and that comes also in line with around 40% had voted just on the two early days of voting. what they have to do here, they have to make sure they sanitise their hands, they have to wear gloves, they have to have their temperature taken, and one of the tightest election races,

let's get straight to cnn's blake essig in tokyo. blake, what are we learning?nitude earthquake about 60 kilometers below the ocean and depth off the shore of fukushima and miyagi prefectures struck about 30 or 40 minutes ago. we're here in tokyo 125 miles away, and i was laying with my kids at the time. there was a small earthquake and then just a few minutes later, there was a much stronger earthquake that shook the whole house. my wife was able to take a video of the earthquake as it happened. i would say it lasted at least 45 seconds to a minute or longer. you can see the tv shaking, appliances shaking all over the house, the whole house just everything shaking. as i was laying in bed with my kids, i took pillows and put it over the top of them to make sure nothing was going to fall on them. but at this moment in time, there are more than 2 million people here in tokyo and surrounding prefectures without power. that's according to tokyo electric power company. there is a tsunami warning in effect at this moment with the prime minister telling people to take

blake essig, thanks very much, live in tokyo.. >>> i'll have more from ukraine next hour. but first let's go to john vause in atlanta. john. >> hala, thank you for that. we'll take a short beak here on "cnn newsroom." when we come back, a marathon day of questions for the first african american woman nominated to the u.s. supreme court. allegations and attacks from republicans, praise and positivity from democrats. rapid. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's s get to the yard. trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight ofhe big picture, right now. and thinkorswim® is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicated trade desk pros and a passionate trader community sharing strategies right on the platform. because we take trading as seriously as you do. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade it's my 4:05, the-show-must-go-on, migraine medicin

jonathan blake, bbc news.abramovich was sanctioned by the uk government. let's cross to the bbc�*s sports centre in salford and speak to louisa pilbeam. tell us more about the game at stamford bridge. dramatic events off the pitch, dramatic win for chelsea on it in the final minutes of their game against newcastle. kai haverts won the game for chelsea in the 89th minute, their second win since news of economic sanctions through their clubs future into chaos. roman club's future into chaos. roman abramovich was sanctioned last week by the uk government, meaning he cannot sell the club unless he gets the money to the uk government. the club cannot sell any more tickets or sign new players. sponsors had been pulling out of the club but interestingly telecoms company three was still the players' shirts as the logo was against norwich on friday, despite suspending their £14 million shirt deal. nick candy, property developer reportedly interested in buying chelsea, was at the game. the opposition newcastle have thei

jonathan blake, bbc news. ceremony taking place amid the ongoing conflict in ukraine. the awards are the uk equivalent of the oscars. lizo mzimba is at the royal albert hall where the ceremony will take place. 0vershadowed, of course, this is british cinema's big night out where they celebrate notjust films made within the uk but around the world, so you will see lots of films here today that are also being reflected at the oscars, but nobody can ignore events happening right now in ukraine, they do cast something of a shadow or affect the proceedings of the evening stops some of the nominees have been wearing a ukraine symbol, and the chair of blaster will be talking about ukraine and help after stands with ukrainian film—makers and people at the start of the ceremony. early on the red carpet i spoke to him about why this was such an important message to have tonight's ceremony. no, i think it's really important. we can't hide from world issues, and lots of people who are covering the conflict in ukraine are

jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster.that's been dominated by smear campaigns between the two main candidates. it's a neck and neck race between the governing democratic party's candidate — lee jae—myung and his conservative opposition rival, yoon suk yeol of the people power party both vying to succeed the incumbent president moonjae—in, who is constitutionally unable to seek re—election. i'm joined now byjeongmin kim — from the analysis firm korea risk group. shejoins me from seoul. wonderful to have you on the programme. let'sjust wonderful to have you on the programme. let's just start by getting a sense of how this election has been described in south korea. what are people telling you? it was like he 'ust what are people telling you? it was like hejust said, _ what are people telling you? it was like he just said, a _ what are people telling you? it was like hejust said, a personality- like hejust said, a personality election, a lot of mudslinging, hatred fuelled campaigning from both sides will stop so people were

and for the latest, cnn's blake esek is outside parliament in tokyo. good to see you, blake.aine is set to address japanese lawmakers. how far will they go? >> reporter: following that time we are likely to see them with more sanctions. this is a live virtual address. this is scheduled to start at the top of the hour. it is only expected to last about ten minutes. the goal of his virtual world tour is to continue rallying global support against russia's invasion of ukraine. now in line with the united states having g7 nations, they are joining the call to cut russia from the s.w.i.f.t. banking system. they want to deliver defense equipment and even started allowing ukrainian evacuees into the country which is extremely unusual for a country that has been historically closed off to evacuees. russia suspended. a territorial dispute involving an island of akaido. they're stepping up to their international role and becoming more outspoken when it comes to taiwan. in the last few years japan is increasing the defense spending as peace and stability become more uncertain surrounded

jonathan blake, bbc news.chairman of the local government association. camp councillor for this? councils, as they demonstrated _ camp councillor for this? councils, as they demonstrated to _ camp councillor for this? councils, as they demonstrated to the - as they demonstrated to the pandemic, always ready to support others and, you know, listening to the lady who was earlier on your bulletin in crack of, this is a humanitarian crisis. we need to do all that we can to support those people suffering after such a terrible and unprovoked war so that is what we are ready to do. clearly that will have a financial cost and i'm pleased that the government has announced some financial funding. but we just need to get on with this. but we 'ust need to get on with this. , ' i: i: i: i: but we 'ust need to get on with this. , ' i: i: i: :: ~ ., this. ok, but £10,000, ithink, para refu~ee. this. ok, but £10,000, ithink, para refugee. already _ this. ok, but £10,000, ithink, para refugee. already the _ this. ok, but £10,0

jonathan blake, bbc news.ps urging the home office to speed up the process for ukrainians seeking sanctuary in the uk. so far, only 500 visas have been issued. borisjohnson says britain is prepared to accept "many, many thousands" of refugees. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. there is no order or queue. no ticketing system, no booking system. here in poland, the british visa application centre. this is how the uk is welcoming ukrainian refugees. 79—year—old professor antonina — she fled ukraine, and with her daughter, who flew from yorkshire, has now spent two days waiting without being seen. there are people on the street as well that would like to get in... others stuck outside in freezing temperatures. the situation is very difficult. because here is a crowd, and no order and no concrete answers. what's the scene there? how many people are there? it's really quite desperate. there is no system in place. it's quite clear that this place is understaffed quite severely, that there is absolutely

issue with blake moore and we also hear from the strategic engagement director on president biden's decision to ban russian imports into the u.s.. washington journal is next. ♪ host: this is washington journal for march 9. the houses expected at 9:00 a.m. so only a two hour program. for the first half hour the reaction to president biden's decision to ban oil coming to the u.s. (202)-748-8000 for democrats, (202)-748-8001 for republicans, and independents (202)-748-8002. you can text us at (202)-748-8003 and you can post on facebook and twitter and follow the program on instagram. you can find the full white house announcement at two places, c-span.org and our free app at c-span now. here is a portion from president biden yesterday talking about not only the decision to stop russian oil coming from the u.s. -- coming to the u.s. but how it might impact consumers. [video clip] >> this is already hurting american families at the gas pump. gas has gone up $.75 and it will go up further. i am going to do everything i can to minimize this at home. we already announced we are releasing 60 million

jonathan blake, bbc news.in london and they're going to apply to host people fleeing the war in ukrainian too. when did you decide you wanted to do this? , , ., ., when did you decide you wanted to do this? , , . ., , when did you decide you wanted to do this? , , . . , .,, this? this is a heard the news, as ou this? this is a heard the news, as you said. — this? this is a heard the news, as you said. we _ this? this is a heard the news, as you said, we have _ this? this is a heard the news, as you said, we have been _ this? this is a heard the news, as you said, we have been doing - this? this is a heard the news, asj you said, we have been doing this for a while so when i heard about this large number of people who were going to require help and accommodation, the obvious thing to do, i didn't think it through, it was immediate. the do, i didn't think it through, it was immediate.— do, i didn't think it through, it was immediate. , ., , , ., ., was immediate. the people you have hosted before, _ was immediat

there are currently about 40 measurement stakes distributed around some blake. and it's not always easy to find their exact locations again, which would be not it was going on with you. missing our gauges are precision calibrated using differential gps. if we give the data to normal gps devices. when we find them that we measure how much ice has melted, vincent, if the reduction is significant, like here we re drill so we can keep the time series running. and our data collection over time is extremely important when it comes to climate change. the longer a time series is also the more meaningful it is. that's why we're committed to this complex way of working hard. no friends, affinities. dizzy missing missions, enticing a young. these measurements have been done since the 1930s. they're basically just poles that are drilled into the ice. we use one and a half meter plastic tubes and they can also be would or bamboo. we distribute them across the glacier in areas where there's lots of melted or not very much melting. so we can find out where and how much it's me

our political correspondent jonathan blake has more. welcome. christopher — home. opening their home to help. christopher and _ home. opening their home to help. christopher and his _ home. opening their home to help. christopher and his partner - home. opening their home to help. christopher and his partner tracy i christopher and his partner tracy are ready to offer room in their house in bridlington as part of the new scheme to house those fleeing the fighting in ukraine. i was homeless — the fighting in ukraine. i was homeless a _ the fighting in ukraine. i was homeless a long _ the fighting in ukraine. i was homeless a long time - the fighting in ukraine. i was homeless a long time ago. l the fighting in ukraine. i was homeless a long time ago. i | the fighting in ukraine. i —" homeless a long time ago. i worked my way back into what we call the system. i have my own home, i'm very lucky and i would like to make it possible for somebody else to be comfortable and safe. that's the main thing, they need to feel safe. since the russian invasio

for a 2 day price, blake, that could be very quickly reversed. i've nowhere. yeah. plenty of investors will be watching that whatever happens. and so will you, of course, james sweeney in new york. thank you very much for that. thank you. let's take a quick check on the other business stories making news today. the head of the largest american natural gas producer, e q t says the u. s. could raise gas exports to europe to make up any loss in deliveries from russia. european leaders are looking to liquefied natural gas as a likely replacement for russian supplies. and the german government agency has warned against using antivirus software made by moscow based cas burskey lab. it says the firm software could be exploited by russia for cyber attack, because 1st he says it doesn't carry out such attacks. in 2017 the u. s. band, it's agencies from using software made by the russian company the war in ukraine and the subsequent sanctions against russia had sent prices for gas and oil upwards recently as we just heard. but it's also driven prices for other commoditi

hudson real blake. i'm good at me. maybe we'll be there one day and we'll need a hand and someone will help us. you have to stick together being on. i'm with autism, hired for germany. bear, lynn has been at the face of this. exit is no official say they're running out of space. the mayor says, no one can know how many will come if wilson and as we knew on the 1st day when the attacks began, that we would have a very large movement of refugees as feel that many people would also arrive here in berlin. we cannot yet see for sure how many the well be high does not need to have that 5 extra accommodation centers will be set up in the capital. but officials are calling on the federal government to help transfer refugees to other parts of the country. you're watching d. w need side from the lead, the ground for the latest business doesn't find much more on o. f fight, eat up, eat dot com. that's watching play with interest. the global economy, our portfolio g w, business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our miss

ah ah, with blake cutting down this call from the main road to another major city in the region, lou ganske gaining control over, debunk silva was strategically important to both sides. the militia was defending the city desperately trying to maintain the link between the 2 rebel capitals. just a minute you who else buildings from someone else would you choose the board? which will to come when you come in. if you want both in the pals wanted to push it to the to it and it was all, it's with you 1000000 new front approaching you approval for william cooper with c w. the apostle still don't normally would come to your one. there was a union will come with it not with number of from however, in the summer of 2014, the militia failed to hold a ground and the balance of a nearby vehicles were both of the must. all supposed to switch. i'm not about, are you look the essentially used to with i'm speaking the slide to civil law. your response will be the most that out of it off that i remember when you have a quote with us, we were closing a loop with, i'm assuming you're gonna do with more

this available still in the nita so grade and seeing this people its heart rending, had some real blake and he doesn't. he may be, we'll be there one day and we'll need a hand and someone will. how pause. you have to stick together on one with autism higher than for germany. berlin has been at the face of this. exit is no official say they're running out of space. the mayor says, no one can know how many will come if wilson and as we knew on the 1st day when the attacks began, that we would have a very large movement of refugees as feel that many people would also arrive here in berlin. we cannot yet see for sure how many the will be hard to knock. now it says that 5 extra accommodation centers will be set up in the capital, but officials are calling on the federal government to help transfer refugees to other parts of the country. this is dw news live from berlin up next is all the latest business sadistic land. for that he can find much one, a website he told me, dot com that's watching every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how

jonathan blake there.— jonathan, thank you very much. jonathan blake there.s as well, some of you really want to help. justine says i have 23 double bedrooms, we must do something, and we want such suffering on our own doorstep and do nothing? suffering on our own doorstep and do nothin: ? ., , ., ., suffering on our own doorstep and do nothin. ? ., , ., ., _ , nothing? peter has e-mailed and says i am nothing? peter has e-mailed and says i am offering — nothing? peter has e-mailed and says i am offering to _ nothing? peter has e-mailed and says i am offering to sponsor _ nothing? peter has e-mailed and says i am offering to sponsor a _ nothing? peter has e-mailed and says i am offering to sponsor a family - nothing? peter has e-mailed and says i am offering to sponsor a family to i i am offering to sponsor a family to live with us. i would like to demonstrate my support to the ukrainian people, demonstrating the producers citizens are appalled by resident peter's actions and we stand with ukraine against the unprovoked action —— president putin. i unprovoked

indicating it's looking for ways for poland to supply fighter jets to ukraine. us secretary of state, anthy blake, and said american made f sixteens could be sent to poland to replenish it. stock of russian made jets, if worse, are decides to send them to ukraine. pilots in the ukranian air force are already trained to fly. those russian aircraft get more in this development from journalists. yon polka. he's in warsaw. yon. thanks for joining us. what is weighing on the polish government in making this decision? what it looks like on one hand, the polar side really would like to send it and we have indicators that it was kind of promised on certain level as since the ukrainians know how to use these mic 29 and air airplanes. but at least i think thinking twice the polar side realised that sending fighter jets is a different story than just sending equipment military equipment on the ground and place it somewhere on the boring somebody else is picking it up. if you send jets, then you have to start from a polish airport and you have to go into the war zone. and just days ago, there was also correc

they had to fight for marriage equality and had to fight to adopt their son, blake. >> there have beenn history when we have fought for a new right, fought for something, and there was a joy in expanding rights and access. and here we are fighting something where they're trying to take it away. >> reporter: the fight today, a new law in florida officially titled parental rights in education, what critics call the "don't say gay" bill. the new law addresses how schools can address sexuality and gender, particularly among the youngest students. the del mays fear their son may not be able to talk about his two dads in the classroom. >> there's some anxiety about it. blake actually asked me maybe even yesterday what does that mean. >> reporter: at the dinner table, they have been having many of the same conversations. >> i feel like it's -- yeah, you can adopt these children but keep your business at home. don't come talking to us at school about your families. >> have you guys had that conversation as a family? >> yeah. >> and what's that like? >> kinda like -- it's kinda like sad. >> com

thank you very much, jonathan blake _ happened. thank you very much, jonathan blake in _ happened. 4pm yesterday afternoon after reports that the girl had been attacked by the family's pet dog. she was taken to hospital but later died as a result of the injuries that she suffered. the dog was handed in to police, and the dog was humanely destroyed. police have carried out house—to—house inquiries here, they have also been looking at cctv footage, but they are trying to establish the history of the dog, trying to trace the dog's previous owners. they say the dog was only bought the week before, the family had only had the dog for a week now. what they are trying to do now is to carry out tests on the dog to see what breed it was and whether it fell within the dangerous dogs act and whether it was illegal. in the meantime police say they will be here, and i have seen a number of officers behind me reassuring the neighbours here, clearly there is a lot of concern and a lot of people are distressed and shocked by what has happened. are distressed and shocked by what has happened-— has

. ♪ happy birthday dear blake ♪ >> reporter: 12 candles to blow out this year.d loved ones celebrating the day blake arrived. >> we've known before he was born that there were going to be things unique about our family. obviously being an interracial couple, being a gay couple, being that he's adopted. we always made a priority that he knew exactly what was going on. >> reporter: and that includes conversations about a new bill that is passed through florida's legislature entitled parental rights in education. dubbed by critics, the don't say gay bill. even though it does not technically ban the use of the word "gay" it prohibits strukz on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade or in a manner that is not age appropriate, leaving room for debate because it does not say what age appropriate means. >> his first reaction was, does this mean i'm not going to be able to talk about my family? >> he shouldn't be worried. there's tons of movies and tv stars that are gay couples. it's fine. you have to be proud of who your family is. so

i'm with with done yet, scruple, blake for says claims have taken control of a district in central motor. you will pull, the evacuations of civilians is on the way all corresponding witness, people who are trucks in the war. phone city now get think humanitarian aid are out in the outskirts of our evil song. a lot of these people have lost their homes. they spend the last couple of weeks hiding in the basement under shelling ah, a mass rally in the streets in madrid, thousands of lloyd drivers protest against skyrocketing fuel prices and opening the pressure the west try.

of people that need food and medicine, but any a small amount has made it to them to guys meet as blake regional authorities stopping it. but if the a p, as government says to ride fighters blocking the main route, you consolidate stories on our website technology. is there a dot coming back with more news and half le next don't onto there? it's my algeria to stay with us. just a mind to play tricks. a damn car is always this park right there. or are they really out there? when you have them by like they pull up a leg? is it like they're not in the car to make it takes the f, b only to court, to find out approximately 33120 pages of records. and in the process, mobilize is how community, as long as people are free to talk, then there is no check against the feeling of being watched on al jazeera. oh i with my, my chair is filled with beautiful things as well as some things that may be perceived as it is aligned with potential. my name is della sago. this is my nigeria with morning. okay, what is the the one mother quan was doing push it back. i let it lean back. i think it's still stuck

four negotiating to the players side into the wee hours of the morning and they mean business like, blake. >> put that coffee down. >> that is right. coffee is for closures. they are getting to the meaty topics, luxury tax, compensation for years of service, number of playoff games stays at 12. owners wanted 14. there is movement. they have gone through the midnight soft deadline. the owners imposed to avoid cancellations of games, no agreement can be reached without approval from 23 of the 30 ownership groups. meantime, derek jeter in happier times. for the hall of fame today. he stepped down as ceo of the miami marlins. gave up his 4% ownership stake. in a statement earlier heed the vision of the future of the franchise was different from the one he signed up for in 2018. point of reference, yankees payroll, $208 million. giant $178, the marlins payroll? $58 million. you know what is back? kpix last day of the month top five plays. let's go. number five. high school hockey. nolan sullivan. how are you doing in upstate new york? from his tushie, that is dedication, folks. >> dunk of the

like, like, blake. >> put that coffee down. >> absolutely. coffee is for closers. they are getting to the meeting topic. luxury tax, compensation for years of service, number of playoff games, reportedly stays at 12. i can tell you this is from jeff, writer for espn. after 16 plus hours, there was enough progress made that mlb and the player's union will meet again later today in hopes of finalizing one. deadline to miss regular season games has been moved to 5:00 p.m. today. no agreement can be reached without approval from 23 of the 30 ownership groups. >>> derek jeter stepped down as ceo of the marlins. gave up 4% ownership stake too. in a statement yesterday he said that the vision of the future of the franchise was different than the one he signed up for in 2018. point of reference. the yankees payroll, 208 million, giants, 178 million, the marlins, 58 million. >>> nba the warriors run at the wolves today it. will he byte second straight game thompson has had to miss due to noncovid illness. the coach said that he could be back as soon as thursday in dallas. >

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jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster.conservative mps have joined the chorus of criticism of the government's response to the ukrainian refugee crisis. ministers say a new processing centre will be opened in calais within days after it emerged hundreds of refugees who have reached calais are being turned away now and told to go to paris to complete their paperwork. it has caused a lot of consternation. from calais, our home editor mark easton sent this report. volunteers in calais have worked to support refugees arriving in their city for years. now, this centre is distributing clothes and blankets to a new wave of desperate people fleeing war — ukrainians. some, found sleeping rough while waiting for a visa to the uk, have been offered a home by local families. we are quite sure that in next weeks, many people are going to arrive because they want to go to england, so we are ready to help them because there are many people here on the street. outside the town hall, the mayor of calais contrasted the compassion of the fre

in this 2nd round match for bo blake. the win was a long time coming as it was, his 3rd attempt to beat marine 7 seed under. reuben extended his winning string to 10 matches. he beat dominant cut for of germany in straight sets to reach the 3rd round. only rough rondell has come back to the blood this year with 16 straight victories and we were defeat in the women's draw raining us open champion, emerald economies out her opponent petra mont. it came back from a set down speech. the 11th seated britain in 3 irishman shane lowery's hoping for more magic on the final day's play at golds. unofficial 5th, major. the play is championship. the tournaments gone into monday off to storms calls, big delays, law, reproduce the shots of the day on sunday with a hole in one on the famous island, 17 at c, p. c. so growth, he's now made holes in one and 2 of the most iconic holes and gulf having their 8th, the 16th at augusta a few years ago. and the women's cricket well cut, there was a historic wind for debutantes, bangladesh. they s

>> michael: i think so and then we had dinner with blake. >> kelly: that was fun, we all drank.ll make some babies. >> michael: you make beautiful babies too. >> kelly: but two. >> michael: once youith each other. >> michael: we are really excited to be expecting and i'm really lucky that she loves me. >> kelly: did you want a fourth? or was it like in group c's! >> michael: i wanted a fourth, but it definitely was a whip seed. >> kelly: i feel like third or fourth sari. >> michael: it's just more excited, and i think i wanted -- i am digging myself into a deep hole. >> kelly: she was more excited? >> michael: i like the part about making it so much, you know? and i think that's the part that i was really into that. and what's really funny is so on christmas eve i told the kids, and we are like like there's a baby coming. five and seven, so the 5-year-old he was devastated and we're like oh, no, you don't want it -- he said no, why -- why didn't you invite me when you fell in love i made the baby? >> kelly: oh, my gosh. >> michael: and i still don't know how to answer that. >> k

talk, radio host and civil rights attorney. boom, best coast, rachel blevins, vascular has been swan. blake, abdul can serve, come to your 1st round. you know, when the president is announced, we will go to him. we were just talking about it real quick. i have to ask what we were talking about. the moments in the speech that we remembered throughout time, what actually is stuck out to most the time state of the union speech is the actual speech itself is over and after that actually talk your points a 3rd time. there's really stuck out to rachel. we were just talking about it when one, guido was a special guest and he was one of the few things that everyone, democrats and republicans alike stood up and applauded on together. now the question becomes, what is tonight? the one thing going to be because, you know, there's going to be kind of those passive aggressive protests back and forth between the parties and one way or another that all of the media want to catch on and point out. but at the same time, we also have to remember the time when they do stand up, which reminds us of the fact th

send chris christopherson had stayed there before and that meant a lot to me what i got into william blake then very heavily the poet william blake and went to his grave and read all this poetry and then i started reading all of george. well, just just straight through not not, you know not has, you know animal farm and and you know, and but just all of them, you know, how much to catalonia down and out in london and paris and coming up prayers saying go back to the oxford thing for somebody that has never been to oxford has no idea what it looks like. why is that so important? i mean, what is it? what did it look? what's it like there? well first off there was the scam element of it. i mean oxford was marketeering its name to rubes like myself in the midwest, you know come you get to do a oxford somebody the buckeyes now at oxford university. it's a way for them to generate revenue. i was smart enough street smart enough to pick that up the the that's what was really going on, but it worked for me because i met people from italy and spain that were my age and i realized that they were flu

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send chris christopherson had stayed there before and that meant a lot to me what i got into william blake then very heavily the poet william blake and went to his grave and read all this poetry and then i started reading all of george. well, just just straight through not not, you know not has, you know animal farm and and you know, and but just all of them, you know, how much to catalonia down and out in london and paris and coming up prayers saying go back to the oxford thing for somebody that has never been to oxford has no idea what it looks like. why is that so important? i mean, what is it? what did it look? what's it like there? well first off there was the scam element of it. i mean oxford was marketeering its name to rubes like myself in the midwest, you know come you get to do a oxford somebody the buckeyes now at oxford university. it's a way for them to generate revenue. i was smart enough street smart enough to pick that up the the that's what was really going on, but it worked for me because i met people from italy and spain that were my age and i realized that they were flu

he was working for the oakland post and he was writing about financial troubles and turmoil at the blake museum bakery. >>> the clock is ticking. a lot of people are returning to the office. apple employees will head back april 11th for the first time in two years. they plan to resume in-person classes and work shops at apple stores. this comes after google announced its workers will return to the office beginning april 4th. >>> the masks are college only at district schools. now originally san francisco unified was not going to go along with the state's decision to lift the mask mandate at schools come mid-march. now though, it is changing course. so starting march 12th, masks will be recommended but not required. this is at district middle schools, high schools and other sites. starting april 2, the rest sites will drop their mask requirements. masks again will be strongly recommended. >>> nearly 1 million people have died of covid in the united states alone. a number of victims' families in the bay area are working to make a national covid memorial day. nbc bay area's ian cull spoke w

are blake brothers. and took prisoners are here. it's hard to resist. at that time, very hard to resist. ah, one authorities tore children from their families at the age of 4 or 5 and handed them over to missionaries to be educated, sending them to what were referred to as residential schools. oh, the system was mandatory under the indian act. any families who refused to hand over their children faced persecution, and the state denied them their meagre government allowance. i had long hair and i put it in rate. so somebody comes behind me, cuts my rate off. my hair falls over. it looks like this. ah, as soon as the children arrived, the schools stripped them of any thing that identified them as indigenous their clothes were burned, they were forbidden to speak their own language. ah, they were issued with a uniform and a number is going to be the 1st is that way? if we want to be, the aim was to make them like good little white children. good little christians. i me, ah edmund and his cousin spent their entire childhood at saint anne's, the school on th

war is also being funded with money earned in germany theaters possibly in our community to begin as blake movies. i don't think there's any one in our community who still backs this company into these. milton names did the volunteer fire department and sure is the safety of the gas pump facility. that costs youngel some $250000.00 euros a year. the mayor once got prompt to pay. he's been negotiating with its subsidiary astoria for years. but contact is difficult here to despite verbal agreements, no payments have been made. it's corporate structures are impenetrable. and local authorities here in north western germany, no longer get tax revenue from god's problem been got the story. i know as a result of a restructuring of reorganization of company structures, the tax payments dried up completely, there's no way of reaching those responsible. and so that was true in the past. 2 eyes are experiences of gas from here in the region have not been positive. one missed caught up to now gas problems. subsidiaries had a free hand here in germany. important gas holders, pipelines, and major infras

while it's in blake and violation of international law. and more specifically, it is in violation of article one of the un convention on the prohibition of biological and toxic weapons. now, already back off to the football was that there was signed into law the banning of these kind of weapons because the 1st world war did show just how deadly they can be. and this was then reinforced with, for the banning in 1972 and 993. and what those specifically prohibited was the transfer the manufacturing and the development and stockpiling of such weapon. what we do know, of course, is that diseases caused by these type of weapons or deadly and they, they are not limited to national borders. so you talking about something that has an impact on the international community. the me, it would be a situation where both washington and kids would be in violation of international law policy or taken us through that former u. k. m p. george galloway meanwhile believes if true, it's not only a violation of international law, but also a stark example of u. s