this is a dominic's 800 years ago. i have the privilege of building -- visiting the little -- what was attractive for me if it wasn't simply a group of guys getting together to preach. it was together we are going to preach and behind us and supporting us is groups of contemplative nuns of active sisters was calm and little later, but began to teach and very much known in this diocese for education. >> very much. the contemplative nuns offer prayer and the active sisters offer education or healthcare. helping families in need. there were a lot of disease in san francisco in the rough early days. they answered those calls. >> mother mary who came along with father villarosa who are the founders, she was the founders of the san rafael dominican sisters who still exist and the dominican college up in san rafael is from them. there are still contemplative nuns and active dominican sisters today. >> the monastery of, i'm not sure what the name is. corpus christi. >> interesting fact about father michael, he has one of the m

that's not dominated by one religion or one ethnic group, that's not dominated by an outside power, that's not dominated by isis but is run by and answers to the syrian people. we're willing to work with our partners to make a smooth transition. reporter: mr. secretary, could you expand on the conversations you had here in aqaba, procedure principals around the neighborhood, did you seek or attain any assurances from the jordanians they're onboard and if you could speak to the mechanics, the gentleman that was found recently and austin tice and if you could talk about that. antony: from the conversation with virtually all my counterparts is a strong desire to get together and get behind a unified approach to syria and what we'd be looking from from any government that emerges and a government in syria, but these are principles that would be designed to reflect the needs, the aspirations, the will of the syrian people, not to dictate what they should do but make sure they have the opportunity to follow their own path and that's what i'm hearing throughout the region. so we're having now det

by a dictator b like assad and t dominated by one ethnic or religious group are dominated by an outside power not dominated by isis but in fact is run by an answers to the syrian people and we are determined to do everything we can working in close cooperation with our partners to help the syrian people realize that aspiration and with that i'm happy to take questions. >> did you obtain services from the jordanians and i was wondering if you could talk about the mechanics of the transfer of an american and austin tice. the conversation that have before coming here if there's a strong desire to get together and get behind a unified approach to syria and in particular what all of this would be looking for from any interim government that emerges and ultimately the government of syria. these are our principals that would be designedpl to reflect e needs and aspirations in the will of the syrian people not to dictate what they should do that to make sure they have the opportunity to follow their own path and that's what i'm hearing throughout the region. we are having detailed conversations

dominic tiene muchos sueños fuera de las canchas. cuando seas grande, dominic.r las matemáticas, la matemática es lo que más me gusta. con toda la vida por delante, el mundo seguramente le va a sonreír al pequeño dominic. y claro que va a cumplir todos sus objetivos. me encanta que cuando le preguntaste qué le gusta cristiano ronaldo dice la disciplina. o sea, lo tiene clarísimo. a los 10 años, a los 10. qué centrado, tan pequeño y ya sabe lo que quiere. además, quiere estudiar medicina. le va, como bien mencionaste, tiene un futuro brillante. cómo se expresa esta periodista? y qué positivo, porque siempre emigrar es complicado, pero tiene apenas 10 añitos y creo que para él va a ser un proceso dentro de todo fácil adaptarse, especialmente aquí en el área de la bahía, que abrimos las puertas. tanta oportunidad para todos los niños. qué suerte esos padres con ese niño tan inteligente. muchísimas gracias, max. momento de una pausa. pero al regresar. hablemos de más niños. cientos de niños podrán tener regalos en esta navidad gracias a la distribución que se hizo h

i the schemer is still the most dominant?— dominant? i think we cannot take anything _ dominant?annot take anything away from - dominant? i think we cannot take anything away from thej take anything away from the success of the thanksgiving weekend. it was a huge boost to the us domestic theatrical market. when we compare to the theatrical performance before theatrical performance before the pandemic we are still anticipating a lower overall box office this year, than we saw before the pandemic, by about 25%, so 25% lower. there are a number of different ways we should look at this and one thing we need to bear in mind is the success of theatrical movies is no longer simply a measurejust by their movies is no longer simply a measure just by their box office performance. so, a lot office performance. so, a lot of those titles will relatively quickly, be added to streaming services, that you mention beforehand, and a big part of the revenue that they generate is around the volume of subscriptions, which are then added to those services but indeed the number of people who are preven

the main issue or the main dominance of google is search. so the said with a 90 percent of share, most people use google google search. and because more people use google search, it creates a sense reinforcing cycle. and i think it's very difficult for any other company to break this. this does the dominance because the more people use global a bit as a result of so you get and there's no reason for people to shift to that, to an alternative which gives you conceited. results, so this network effects as we call them on the 7th, being forcing sites to maintain scope of dominance. so the best point number one, but the point number 2 that i have which is more important, why i think this may not be the most appropriate approach is that regulation seems to be bang, get you rather than being proactive. and then we'll look for regulation and bro regulation i'm parole a governance. but what i, what i am not so excited about is that this is like fighting yesterday's problem. so for me, the problem is that google search, google chrome, this is already

with_ to try to impose and dominate with the — to try to impose and dominate with the positioning. _ with the positioning. man city has been very difficult. in the second — has been very difficult. in the second half, ithink has been very difficult. in the second half, i think more or less— second half, i think more or less we _ second half, i think more or less we were playing and getting confidence to dominate, to play— getting confidence to dominate, to play more key positions and as well— to play more key positions and as well creating chances and avoiding _ as well creating chances and avoiding chances because in the second — avoiding chances because in the second half, we paused and decided _ second half, we paused and decided what to do, to win through— decided what to do, to win through our domination of them. nottingham forest inflicted brentford's first home defeat of the season, beating them 2—0 to go into christmas firmly in the top four. ola aina and anthony elanga the scorers. it's an incredible turn around under manager nuno espirito santo who a year ago, took over a

nottingham forest third _ domination of them. nottingham forest third in _ domination of them.e _ domination of them. nottingham forest third in the table - domination of them. nottingham forest third in the table after - forest third in the table after become the third site to win all season, they beat them 2—0 the scorers put them above arsenal who just kicked off. it's not about the table, it's about enjoying the moment and realising that it's very hard competition and you can see by the results that's happening and so, the truth is that malcolm we go home and recover and prepare very well and the next one and improve and tried to give the players detailed information and push them, stay humble because this is how you build something. iliiuiith humble because this is how you build something.— build something. with no goal et, late build something. with no goal yet, late kick-off _ build something. with no goal yet, late kick-off against - yet, late kick—off against arsenal but earlier, newcastle scored a hat trick with ipswich who were looking for the first victory of the se

it's not dominated by one religion or one ethnic group. it's not dominated by an outside power. it's not dominated by isis, but in fact is run by and answers to the syrian people. and we are determined to do everything we can working in close coordination with partners to help the syrian people realize that aspiration. [indiscernible question] secretary blinken: on the phone with my counterparts. we have a strong desire to get together and get behind a unified approach to syria and in particular, what all of us will be looking for from any interim government that emerges and ultimately the government of syria. but these are the premises that are designed -- presumes that show the will of the american people. make sure they have the opportunity to follow their own path. we are having now detailed conversations about what that will look lake like and i would anticipate countries coming together. it is so critical that i think this process be led by countries in the region in support of the syrian people. ultimately this this has to be a syrian-led process. reporter: do you know wh

and i think that we've passed through years| where we had a dominant team, with a dominant driver, -ature of the sport. i we try to rectify it with regulation. . how we can make the competition tighter and allow for the ones - that were behind to catch up in a smaller time. _ | in this case, the budget cap isj an element that is controlling, in the right way, the nature of the sport itself. - it's 30 years since ayrton senna lost his life in a crash at the san marino grand prix, which forced through a new era of safety. it also saw the implementation of a number of measures which undoubtedly helped save lives, including the hans device and better protection around the cockpit. so what could happen in the next decade to make drivers even safer in the cars, but without compromising the racing we love? i've travelled to a place synonymous with success in the sport — mclaren�*s technology centre. mclaren�*s technology centre, an architectural masterpiece in the south of england, was inaugurated 20 years ago, but it wouldn't look out of place in another 20. and it's home once again to one

when the firm takes that dominance and extends that dominance to other product markets and forecloses competition in those markets, it violates the antitrust laws. caroline: i feel that aws would have something to say about azure being all that dominant. they feel they own a lot of the market. oracle feels they have a key stake. google as well. can you have brought her, less oligopoly like cloud operations when this is ultimately incredibly expensive to offer? david: i think that is one of the considerations kept in mind here. we have seen many markets where there are not contractual arrangements that foreclose competition, where competition flourishes. it is specifically those arrangements, like the one between microsoft and openai, that will receive intense scrutiny. you know, especially because microsoft is so dominant in cloud computing. caroline: and dominant in cybersecurity and in many ways reporting is such that the investigation started because of some of the failings to do with cyber when it came to federal provisions. is that what sparked all of this, david? how will this w

this will turn to that top story. dominic cane is in mag newberg in germany. we were telling you a short while ago just been an attack. it was 7 pm last night. local time car ramming attack on a christmas market. there. dominic we told her of yours that the german chancellor would be speaking. i see that he's speaking now. you already have some updates. what can you tell us? yeah, he's been speaking. he's just behind in the subscriber's media and police offices around the microphones where he has been speaking, saying 5 that now more than 200 people were wounded, injured in this incidents, he says, the christmas market, there's no way more peaceful or should be more peaceful in germany at this time of the been a christmas market where people come to enjoy themselves. and yet this is what he said, a tragic, terrible incident that has afflicted the city. this country is still speaking to members of the news media. next to him is the prime minister of the state of saxony on how to find a house. i'll have to say, i also saw just a few minutes ago, the leader of th

and traffic was flowing again through the capital and some shops it opened up and the new order dominatedst groups, as can the civil servants to return to work and a member of the new administration told us that around 40% of people had shown up. there is also a new cabinet and plays in meeting with members of the former regime to ensure with a hope and with syrians and everyone supporting these new moves in syria hopes will be a smooth transition. there's is now new prime minister and a very close left tended to played a key role in northwest syria and under control of the rebels and a new administration right across syria. and notjust the challenges of what's inside syria and also their neighbours, including the continuing air strikes by israel some 300 strikes reported and the last three days and today, israel says that it destroyed the syrian naval forces and there was an demilitarised zone between us and the syrians. making sure no one takes control_ making sure no one takes control of this area and no one poses— control of this area and no one poses a — control of this area and no o

and no one can take over the, the, the dominance of the dollar. but how can he be social? yeah, it's a really great question. but i think even if we look at breaks and cars on, uh, mike, when i was fortune of to be that. and we had a really great program that by the way, and i, i think if you look at it and present them to, to an order been made to other world leaders, they didn't really say, look, we're going to try and get rid of the dollar. what they said more was that they were trying to build alternative methods of processing payments. and i think that's the biggest problem said donald trump, i think breaks may genuinely be open to the us, still the big pots of that, as long as they play by the same boots as the other bricks. nation. so no more as having a switch system dominated by the us where they seeing every other countries, transactions for their essentially dictates in trade. but they have to become parts of the why the family when it comes to global international payment systems of money. if i part of what the complain about is the weaponized ation of these in

it is a military dominance. thank you forjoining _ military dominance. you forjoining me on _ military dominance. thank you forjoining me on the - forjoining me on the programme. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the us along with arab states acting a mediators is pushing for a deal to end the gaza war. negotiations are under way with reports that both sides are getting closer to reducing their differences on most key issues. blinken says he remains hopeful of reaching a ceasefire. meanwhile, the conflict in gaza continues, the health ministry there says more than 45,000 health ministry there says more than 115,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza since israel launched its offensive there in october last year. over the last 1a months, thousands have israelis have been out protesting, demanding the remaining hostages still being held in gaza are released. there are still 96 hostages held in gaza. israel believes 62 of them are still alive. so for more, i'm joined by jonathan, seniorfellow so for more, i'm joined by jonathan, senio

dominic tiene muchos sueños fuera de las canchas. cuando seas grande, dominic.a por delante, el mundo seguramente le va a sonreír al pequeño dominic. max cordaro, telemundo, california. y a veces me siento también. quiero llorar, a veces de emoción. a las 03:30 me levantaba, me bañaba y decía llévame al trabajo. así llena emoción. un trabajador latino recibe cariño de grandes y de niños. escuchemos las palabras más adelante emotivas. cuando una comunidad escolar le tiende la mano a este inmigrante. para llegar a diario a su trabajo. debido a la falta de recursos, un trabajador hispano se llevó la gran sorpresa. y es que alumnos y maestros le regalaron lo que él más necesitaba. juanita hernández nos habla de este apoyo que recibió este inmigrante por parte de una comunidad escolar. thank you. gracias a todos. entre aplausos y abrazos, y el señor lucino pérez se convirtió en el nuevo dueño de este vehículo. desde aquí. 21.000 $ fue lo que en cuestión de horas recaudaron estas madres de familia. luego de enterarse que alucino, le habían robado y chocado su auto. es

house ethics report on former florida republican representative matt gaetz who resigned after being dominated by president donald trump to be attorney general. off the floor members are continuing work on government funding with a shutdown deadline approaching on december 20. you can catch live coverage when members return here on c-span. and we take you now to a senate oversight hearing on the u.s. postal service with the holiday season approaching. you're watching live coverage here on c-span. >> and we are working on a -- the plant is old. it's a three story building. there are other operational issues that we have in kansas, and i am working a strategy specifically to enhance the service in kansas. that is not result of anything planned. it's a result of operational issues that we have in kansas. i recognize it's there. we are going to fix it. >> how would you measure success in i assume there is some metric that says the average -- are you meeting the five day standard, i guess? do you follow that? mr. dejoy: when you look at kansas 50% of market dominant mail and packages get to where t

chelsea in the next five or ten years will dominate english football.l think what i said to the owners and the sporting directors the first time i met them, because of the age, and how good the squad is, because of the age, because of the squad, you can dominate english football. i still think exactly the same. a petition calling for an end to advertising and sponsorship in football featuring gambling has been handed into number 10 downing street. campaign group the big step claims 126,000 people have signed the petition following recent research that found the number of betting adverts during the opening weekend of the premier league season almost trebled compared to last year. premier league coverage was analysed in the uk across tv, including pitchside hoardings and shirt logos, as well as radio and social media. the premier league is banning gambling sponsorship from the front of shirts from the end of next season. the double olympic champion remco evenepoel has undergone surgery on his collarbone after sustaining rib, shoulder blade and hand fractu

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all right, dominic cane on the phone for us from berlin. thanks so much. obviously the enormity of all this will become clearer in the coming hours and will be coming back to you for more details as soon as they start to emerge. thanks dominic, the northern gods and at least 10 palestinians have been killed and it is rarely strike on jamalia. 7 of those killed in this latest attack. our children jamalia, along with the rest and northern gauze that has been under military siege for more than 70 days. now. earlier on thursday 8, tell us indians were killed and then is really attack on our residential building and, and you'll see it on the refugee camp. a father and his children are among the dead . several others have been injured. israeli forces have killed at least 20 people across the strip since don't as the when we receive the rescue called, we drove towards chaff a street and then you say your account. an apartment was targeted in the jeff, a building and the center of new save at market. there were more than 25 injured taken to hospital. most of the d

spurs, who've been far from consistent this season, looked to be cruising at 2—0 up and dominating afteres. but it didn't take chelsea long to stage their comeback, jadon sancho scoring chelsea's first, then cole palmer netted two penalties before enzo fernandez made it four. spurs got a consolation in added time but it was all too late. 4—3 the final score leaving chelsea second in the table, four points behind leaders liverpool. all in all i think even we were in control of the game and when you consider goals like we conceded it is not easy but the reaction from the players, mentally strong. we continued with the plan on and off the ball and at the end we deserve. so, a 4th league win in a row for maresca, consistency spurs can only dream of this season. they are a good side, top quality team. i think we more than matched it with them in that department but when you have quality out there you are always going to create moments. we gave two penalties away so there are two goals so i think there are two goals so i think there was something we could have done better for sure there was so

a year dominated by some of the very biggest showpiece events. we had a men's euros in germany, where england came so close, and a paralympics and olympics in paris, where great britain once again excelled. achievements honoured here at the year—ending bbc sports personality of the year. more on that later. but 2024 was also a year where some of british sport's biggest stars took theirfinal bows. the likes ofjimmy anderson, andy murray, tom daley and laura kenny, to name just a few. but the year was also for new, exciting sporting talent. luke "the nuke" littler... and that's where 2024 started. injanuary, the year was young and so too was the headline maker. 16—year—old luke littler�*s journey to the final of the pdc darts world championship had everyone gripped. he was eventually beaten by luke humphries. the future of darts in steady hands. it's been a rollercoaster. i'm glad i was a part of a good final. he deserved it, he played the better darts. but the start of the year marked the beginning of a surprising end for others. jurgen klopp bega

�*92, america dominated so much. the game has changed a lot, right?he mvp players, the top mvp players in the states at the moment, many of them are from central europe. that's right. could you have done what you did as magicjohnson back then — in the �*80s and �*90s — today, when the game has changed as much as it has? well, you can still play in today's game, yes. i think that you're right because we opened up the game to the world. so that's why all these guys are playing in the nba today. the dream team is responsible forthat, right? and then a lot of american coaches who went over there to coach all over the world as well, or put on basketball clinics. so we have a lot of players from overseas who are now the best players in the game in the nba. when you look at the sport today, how else is it changing? what other changes are you seeing? and i'm looking at how the women's game is changing. you've got somebody like caitlin clark, this incredible phenomenon... yes. ..who looks like, single—handedly, she has risen women's basketball up to a differen

and this is a tool for world domination. and if you the question, i think that the blogs going to have internally as well, can we not win on this one and still get world domination. so understanding that they're looking for world domination. the problem in the individual video sink receives of this. um the find a way out of this have to be viewed in the context of requests to rule the world. yeah. but garland this we spoke or before the recording here. i mean, what does it mean there? when you use the word had gemini, as indivisible, i mean, either your hedge a monic or you're not. i mean, and that's the quandary. washington in the western world, this put itself in garland when one more thing and that's it. and here's the important part. what the trump people have on their side is that the majority of the people in the united states agree with them. the majority of the people in europe went to return to a time when they had some level of economic prosperity. so while he will have a battle with the people in power who are try

dominic casciani, bbc news.ave been spotted in the skies of newjersey and pennsylvania have residents and lawmakers in the us concern. speaking at a briefing today, the white house national security spokesperson john kirby said the government has no evidence the drone sightings reported pose a national security or public safety threat. ~ . ., . . threat. we have no evidence at this time the _ threat. we have no evidence at this time the reported - threat. we have no evidence at this time the reported drugs i this time the reported drugs that plaza national security or public safety threat or have a four annexes. the department of homeland security in the fbi are investigating the sightings and they are working closely with state and local law enforcement to provide resources using numerous detection methods to better understand their origin. using very sophisticated electronic detection technologies provided by federal authorities, we have not been able to and neither have state or local law enforcement authorit