the ed byrne -- we must leave it there, but ian byrne, l must leave it there, but ian byrne, thank yougion of eastern ukraine, where russian forces are trying to capture the city of severodonetsk. moscow says it has taken the town of lyman, a key railway hub. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky said moscow was trying to "squeeze out some result for itself" in the region. here, russia's ambassador to the uk, in an inteview with the bbc, has described alleged war crimes by russia in ukraine as a "fabrication". our ciplomatic correspondent caroline hawley reports. with heavy artillery, russian forces are continuing to pound ukrainian positions in a war that is taking more lives every day. with all this firepower, moscow is now making steady advances in the east. president zelensky has admitted the situation is difficult. nowhere has preident putin's war been harder than in the port city of mariupol. these pictures show it before the war. this is what it looks like now. but in a bbc interview, moscow's emissary here defended the conduct of russian forces. these are residential areas. th

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it's thomas byrne, who is the irish europe minister. hello, thomas byrne.cretary, had her virtual conversation with maros sefcovic from the european commission today. where do you think things have got to? what is your assessment? well, it's very hard to know. we have heard this on a numberl of occasions from the british side that the protocol was going to be i amended, article 16 was going to be invoked, there were going to be - changes taking place, and we've been been consistent from the start that |this is an international agreementl that needs both sides to work- together and it is simply not open to any one side to change - the agreement, but it is open when the two sides are sitting down together and to - see what flexibilities _ are available within the protocol. could those flexibilities include the idea that the uk is pushing now of a green lane and a red lane, and goods that are going to stay in northern ireland go in the green lane when they move over from gb and goods going into the rest of the eu potentially go in a red lane? is that the flexi

commissioner byrne? >> commissioner byrne: thank you, vice president elias. if i understand the chief and director henderson correctly, even though the district attorney says that they can go forward, effectively, you can't go forward is what i'm getting the gist of what the two of you are saying. the one in jack london alley, the department has sat on that a year, and you can't go forward with it as a result? >> director henderson: really, it's hard to make a blanket statement, but you can understand what the difficulties would be if the lead agency has difficulty in collecting information and coordinating information and interviews, and then, the other agencies that are conducting investigations have to make do or do without, you know, ultimate decision making evidence is not provided or is not available, so that's the issue. >> director henderson: we want to make sure that we -- >> chief scott: we want to make sure that we have all the relevant information so we can go forward or not. there have been times, as you said, commissioner, that we were confident

simone byrnes has been on the ice since she was 5. >> it feels so free. i used to take my mind off of everything. >> reporter: play is on pause because there aren't enough referees. at one point the organization was down nearly 900 officials. we looked at it, abuse. abuse and mistreatment by players. a massachusetts and this unsuspecting referee plowed down on a california soccer field. >> why do you think we're seeing more of these? >> i think there's a general lack of respect for the past few years. >> reporter: there's been a dramatic drop. early data, an estimaed 30,000 high school referees have quit since 2018. >> i don't think there hasn't been a game how does it jeopardize the safety of the kids? >> you could miss a major penalty. >> reporter: do you think this impacts the future of youth hockey? >> absolutely. >> reporter: she dreams of going pro and wants to play. elise preston, cbs news, austin. >>> that's the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the cbs brocast center in new york city i'm jamie yukkas. > >>>. >> reporter: this is cbs

this is davy byrne�*s pub, it's like one of the set pieces in ulysses.here, ends up getting a gorgonzola cheese sandwich. you know, which even now is fairly sort of hip to the groove, you know. right, and a glass of burgundy, like. you know, you're not dealing with muck here. jack's an actor who's been running these tours for about five years. "men, men, men, perched on high stools by the bar, "hats shoved back at the tables, "calling for more bread, no charge, "swirling half—masticated gristle, no teeth to chew, chomp, chomp from the grill, "bolting to get it over, sad boozers�* eyes..." it is a famously hard to read book, but do you think as an actor, you are helping it to come alive? well, i hope so. it's like waves washing over you. the beauty ofjoyce�*s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is — is incredible. many of you might note that these are examples of stream of consciousness, which is a technique thatjoyce used and it's basically like how you think yourself. i'll start off a little thought in my head and then i'lljust not

tonight -- rose byrne, the miz, and music from sebastian yatra. with cleto and the cletones.ow, jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us. it's good to be together. [ cheers and applause ] i just have to thank you, that's very nice. before i came out i was talking

more on some of those frustrations that were being referenced there, because earlier i spoke to ian byrneas at the stade de france last night. he told me about his experience. it was shambolic, it was dangerous, it was shambolic, it was dangerous, it was shambolic, it was dangerous, it was hostile. it's one of the worst atmospheres i've ever experienced. no football fan should ever experience that. blue ribbon events at the premier league football game of football calendar in europe, to actually experience what we experienced as football supporters is absolutely disgraceful, and also the aftermath when once again we have a narrative of lies, smears, but uefa have put the blame solely on liverpool supporters. for people listening, this could have been any football team here today, manchester city, this could've been that as well, this could've been that as well, this is just untenable. this could've been that as well, this isjust untenable. football fans should not be like absolute animals. is fans should not be like absolute animals. , ., , fans should not be like absolute animals. , . ,

a little later we will speak with byrne on chad a member of the incumbent leaders candidate about the city's new chief executive john lee at his approach to national security. much to come on daybreak. this is bloomberg. >> the interim after the cfo harry theodore as well as at the chief casino officer for new south wales and the chief risk officer paul martin resigned earlier last week. we are hearing to staff in addition to naming the interim cfo are suspending rebate players for all casinos as a time of turmoil continues for the gaming giant with the ceo quitting earlier in march as of the inquiry continues to raise questions over moderate laundering -- money-laundering concerns and the casino inquiry accused to star entertainment of disguising gambling funds with allegations of misconduct against the casino operator. the inquiry continues and focuses on allegations including disguising hotel expenses and withdrawals on chinese debit cards to fund gambling, potentially also allowing money-laundering to take place inside gambling halls and avoid regulatory scrutiny particularly when

david byrne from "american utopia" and we've got angie swan. >> stephen: hi, angie. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: folks, i spend most of my time right over there, surveying the news market for the day's biggest stories, then carefully selecting the finest, most topical buffalo news hide which i then soak using natural pring and limewater-- only during the colder months-- and scrape it until it is evenly translucent and supple. then, using the traditional push-knife method, i delicately make more than 3,000 cuts to create an emotive and powerful figurine which i decorate with gradations and contrast, employing the shan-she region five-color system. then i carefully connect the figurine's joints with cotton thread so they can be operated freely, and fire up a paper lantern behind a fine hwong-joe silk screen, and, backed by a suo-na horn, a yoo-eh-cheen, and banhu fiddle, i operate no less than five of these figurines at once, becoming the living embodiment of the 1,000-hand gwan-yin, to mount for you the epic and moving tong dynasty pi-ying shadow play that is my monologue. but somet

tomorrow night, rose byrne, the miz, and music from sebastian yatra.r that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is the emmy-winning, oscar-nominated mind and mouth behind a multitude of media you know and love. he returns as captain ed mercer in season three of "the orville: new horizons" one week from thursday on hulu. please say hello to seth macfarlane. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's very good to see you, how are you doing tonight? >> good, i'm way too sober. >> jimmy: are you? >> it's time to get moving. >> jimmy: it's not the kind of week you want to be sober for sure. >> no, not at all. not at all. >> jimmy: yes. everything's good with you? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: life is good? >> yeah, yeah. i'm hanging in there. >> jimmy: i heard you had a wardrobe malfunction before you came out here, what happened? >> i did. that's why i was tardy. yeah. i got the pants, not these pants, these other pants they sent -- >> jimmy: they sent you bad pants? >> they sent me bad pants. i looked like henry viii. [ laughter ] i looked like a russian ballerina. no

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of lawmakers met with president zelenskyy in ukraine predict comes days after russia bombs struck byrne commitment to the fight as president biden passes for billions more in aid. we speak with the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee senator bob menendez, but let's turn live to the latest on the ground in ukraine. >> 's surprise visit from the u.s. to kyiv in the middle of this war here. house speaker. since the war started, along with the first official delegation in a three hour meeting overnight, they brought a message of support from the american people. here is the comment we got a short while ago. >> the whole freedom loving world has an interest in ensuring that ukraine is victorious. >> meanwhile, we are watching that battered city very closely last-ditch effort to get out of there is said to be happening right now the latest report unconfirmed. or getting 50 we're evacuated s far today as thousands remained trapped, 20,000 civilians had t have been killed this as the fighting mark of the eastern part of the country intensifies and russian troops pouring into. the

. -- let's go to nbc's josh byrne -- welcome.-right getting last-minute momentum in this race. it's causing a little bit of a panic within the states republican party. break it all down for. us >> in fact, the mastriano has been campaigning alongside the other surprise candidate here, kathy burnett, who has surged in recent days. this is a major twist in a race that is now in the final 11th hour here alex. we've got a chance to sit down exclusively with barnett. it's our second time speaking with her. we talk to her back in february, where she sort of foreshadow she's told me she had been sitting in a room with voters hearing them questioned the rich and carpetbaggers coming into pennsylvania and she said something different is brewing. here and i'll as i've been talking to voters, i've since the last several months resistance, the two men who have only been the two front runners for a while, celebrities doctor oz and businessman mccormack. people seem to be looking for a third option, despite the fact that awes got the -- receiv

clothing and shelter and give them their hearts cia director william byrne speaking at an event hostedby the financial times with a warning about russian president vladimir putin's new offensive. he's done a frame of mind in which he doesn't believe he can afford to lose burn says putin's biggest mistake was underestimating the ukrainians karina mitchell abc news, new york. in the east bay a few people gathered to show solid wh those in ukraine. this was the scene in berkeley. just one of the several gatherings held across the bay area. all of this was part of a global day of action for peace in ukraine. the goal is to build a unified response with people around the world to denounce the war. next ukraine global day of action is set for june 25th. in the south bay a task force today turn to the community for answers on how to stop the leading cause of death in the streets of san jose traffic related fatalities are happening all too often in the city. the city's vision zero group held the town hall at city hall this morning to hear out ideas on how to make streets safer for pedestrians

this includes money for cops hiring, for the byrne jag grant that the chair spoke of, which are used for these task forces. 40 v. w grants, some of which are also used for investigative task forces. that's the way we are able to create these joint task forces, so i completely agree with your assessment. >> general, thank you. you mentioned the u.s. marshals. i too would mention that u.s. marshal services regional fugitive task force as another valuable combination of local and federal law services. let me turn to 2021, the doj office of the inspector general, released a report that revealed multiple agents at the fbi had mishandled the investigation into former usa gymnastics physician larry nassar and subsequently lied about their misconduct. i want to take this moment, in your presence, to again raise my strong concerns with the fact that it seems these agents have not been held fully accountable for what you described as an institutional failure. i understand the doj is reviewing its earlier decision, this is an issue that blumenthal and i pursued in the commerce committee, but yo

this is davy byrne�*s pub, it�*s like one of the set pieces in ulysses.get it over, sad boozers�* eyes..." it is a famously hard to read book, but do you think as an actor, you are helping it to come alive? well, i hope so. it�*s like waves washing over you. the beauty ofjoyce�*s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is — is incredible. many of you might note that these are examples of stream of consciousness, which is a technique thatjoyce used and it�*s basically like how you think yourself. i�*ll start off a little thought in my head and then i�*lljust not finish it, because i know where i am going with it — i don�*t need to have the whole nine yards. and he doesn�*t, either. so he�*ll have half—finished sentences. so you have to keep up. withoutjoyce, you know, we�*d be missing one of the main planks of attraction to dublin. his works are all about notjust dublin life, but about life. so, what is it about this city that inspired joyce and other great writers? to try and answer that, i�*ve come to the old library at trinity college

labour mp for liverpool ian byrne who was at the game insists liverpool fans were not to blame.nessed kids in extreme distress, adults, women, it wasjust awful, absolutely awful. you know, we get now the blame game and the smears and that narrative coming from the french authorities that completely failed on saturday and uefa,. nottingham forest are back in the premier league. twice european champions, they have spent 23 years in the championship and league one, but yesterday they finally won promotion back to the top division of english football. adam wild reports from wembley. after almost a quarter of a century at nottingham forest are finally back amongst english footballing elite. the prize, the prestige of the premier league awaits but for now it is the promotion party that can begin. now it is the promotion party that can betin. , , , ., can begin. they put us through the mill, nottingham _ can begin. they put us through the mill, nottingham forest, - can begin. they put us through the mill, nottingham forest, my- mill, nottingham forest, my nerves are shredded, absolutel

it's a claim denied by many who were there including the labour mp for liverpool ian byrne.e stadium. the uk's culture secretary nadine dorries has called for an investigation and former uefa chief executive lars christer 0lsson is was quite clear with where he thinks the blame lies. my my experience from the past in similar situations is that it is normally problems with the local authorities similar situations is that it is normally problems with the local authorities on similar situations is that it is normally problems with the local authorities on the similar situations is that it is normally problems with the local authorities on the organisation similar situations is that it is normally problems with the local authorities on the organisation and the police and in this case i don't think anybody should blame the fans, actually, because it was poorly organised. in paris in general, i think. there was trouble elsewhere in france this weekend with police using tear gas on fans in a match that saw ten times french champions st etienne relegated to ligue 2. they lost their

she was on the floor and call byrne was at his i the floor and call byrne was at his highest _ the floornowjoined team. a _ very much. taking a break now and we were nowjoined team. a summary i very much. taking a break now and we were nowjoined team. a summary of| were nowjoined team. a summary of the news, counting is under way as some polls closed across the uk. northern ireland has been choosing a new assembly were people in wales and scotland have been casting ballots to decide thousands of seats. seven mayoral elections have been taken place in england. but across the country went to the polls to elect thousands of local counsellors who will run their services and vet taxes. all the political parties can do now is watch and wait as the votes are counted. for borisjohnson and the conservatives, these elections appear to be the opposite of a walk in the park. the tories are bracing themselves for a potentially bad night, especially in london and parts of south—west england. all eyes are on the london borough of wandsworth, the tories of held it for a0 years but it is tipped to go lab

alex byrne, what is that timeline? >> look, i think, to both of, us it's important to look at the last two years as, in a balanced way and put it in the larger perspective of american history. this is not the darkest period that our country has experienced, not even the darkest period that our country has experienced in the last half century. we've had presidents and civil rights leaders assassinated, we've had whole sections of the country enslaved or burned. we've had civil wars. so, i think that, you know, to us it's important a step back from the grimness of right now ed look at the reality that the country was put to a pretty significant stress test in a whole bunch of different ways. and the system didn't thrive, but it didn't totally collapse on itself either. in, fact far from it. the fact we are sitting here today it most of the criticism of president biden's administration is mismanaging inflation and not adequately managing to forge bipartisan compromise. those are pretty familiar problems in the united stat

i managed to track down one of them — mark byrne — for the podcast, and he and kathy have chatted online this point in time — to finally meet you and... ijust feel like i've known you... i know you. you're amazing. your character. i could just tell that you're just a lovely, lovely gentleman. he's just a gentleman. ijust got a thank you from kathy. there's a lot to catch up on. kathy's parents gave mark a watch as a present forfinding her, and she's never seen it before. yeah, ido. it's special. yeah, it's special. and it still works. after all these years, it still works. - yeah. they haven't been able to track down the other two boys — john findley and jeffrey 0'neill were classmates of mark's at rooty hill high school near sydney. it was very scary for your parents. they never got over it. no. no—one was ever charged with kidnapping kathy — that mystery goes on. thank you again. you're welcome. but at least one mystery has now been solved. it's so lovely to be able to help make that happen. i wish i had been able to get there. i make that happen. i wish i had been able to get there.—

we're joined now by fans, dan austin and labour mp, ian byrne, who were both at the match.ed into a crush. this was an immense failure from the authorities, the uefa, and the french state which utterly failed in its duty of care towards anybody who ended its country. hat its duty of care towards anybody who ended its country.— ended its country. not easy to keep our cool ended its country. not easy to keep your cool under— ended its country. not easy to keep your cool under the _ ended its country. not easy to keep your cool under the pressure i ended its country. not easy to keep your cool under the pressure if i ended its country. not easy to keep your cool under the pressure if you | your cool under the pressure if you are being provoked, you feel, but how did the fans respond in your view? i how did the fans respond in your view? .. how did the fans respond in your view? ., , . ., . , view? i thought the behaviour was impeccable _ view? i thought the behaviour was impeccable around _ view? i thought the behaviour was impeccable around me. _ view? i thought the behaviour