elliot. you're group is all about getting to the truth and getting to the facts.t the bias from facts? if i may paraphrase is how can we make facts fashionable again? i think partly really comes down time and time again for me of having a kind of educated populace who understand how the media works nowadays and it's critically important and i don't want to train everyone to be media studies student, that's not what i'm saying. i'm saying we need to have looking at a new way of teaching civics because we are engulfed in media nowadays, it's coming to us from every angle and being carried on ourselves we can be engage with the media. yet we cannot have a reallyjust have society think about that and from a very early age we are not really addressing the issues that is raising and i think often were saying — the 50% of ten—year—olds in the uk have smartphones. so why don't we actually get a way of having a class and maybe not at ten years old it may be 16 or 18—year—olds but the student view for example is an organisation setting up pop—up newsrooms in the uk where st

elliot has said it was a "moment of madness".have been removed from elliot's yard to train elsewhere — including cheltenham festival favourite envoi allen. the festival is just two weeks away. and also today, a video has emerged of amateurjockey robjames climbing on a horse that died of a heart attack while training — he's apologised too, saying his actions were wholly inappropriate and disrespectful, he say�*s he's heartbroken by the damage he's caused. so with the controversial cheltenham and aintree meetings just around the corner, where horse welfare is always in the spotlight — how damaging has this been to the sport's reputation? earlier, i spoke to the british horse racing authority's director of equine health and welfare james given, and i started by asking him for his reaction to the images at the center of the storm. i'm deeply saddened, and actually more than that, angry. angry for all the people who work in sport whose values are just not represented by those images. i've worked on it for nearly three decades now and

elliot williams, thank you, very much. i hope to have you back, early and often, as we go step by step through what will matter in the ultimate verdict in this case. appreciate you, brother. >> thank you, chris. >> ten months later. ten months later. you got it in court but absolutely the court of public opinion. this is about systemic inequality. this is about liberty and justice for all. it will play out in court. but you'll only know what you can show there. there is an entirely different dialogue, that those in the political minority, are worried about. policing and having their rights stripped away. the fear is no different, systematically, between they're going to hurt us with police. and now, they're going to hurt us at the polls. it is connected. you must see it, that way. even if you don't agree. so, let's bring in somebody who is genius at understanding the role of dynamics in broader society. van jones, with the reality playing out before our eyes, next. with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you

with cheltenham and aintree looming, elliot's owners have already started deserting him.nd the scenes, at a time when it's about to take centre stage. laura scott, bbc news, lambourn. the reggae music legend bunny wailer has died in the jamaican capital kingston, at the age of 73. he was last surviving member of the group the wailers, which also included bob marley and peter tosh. the cause of his death is unknown, but he had been in hospital since having a stroke lastjuly. the former liverpool and scotland striker and television presenter ian stjohn has died at the age of 82. he was an iconic figure at liverpool and went on to be part of the hugely successful saint and greavsie, the itv football show, in the 1980s. 0ur correspondent andy swiss looks back at his life and career. amid liverpool's stars of the 1960s, few shone as brightly as ian stjohn. when hejoined, the club was languishing in the second division.

see as the summer unfolds more people flying christopher elliott chief advocacy offer officer with elliot advocacy thank you so much for joining the show you're very welcome. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. apple vailable on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store by searching portable t.v. portal to be can also be downloaded on newer models samsung smart t.v.'s as well as roku devices simply check out a portable t.v. we'll see you next time on boom bust. one of the worst mass shootings in america was in last vegas in 2017 the tragedy exposed a little of the real last vegas where many say elected officials are controlled by casino owners the vegas shooting revealed. p d really and now it's partly because finishing 1st in the american public barely remembers that happened but just shows you the power of money in las vegas the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic hit the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades and then you have a mayor who doesn't care so you're secure i goodma

see as the summer unfolds more people flying christopher elliott chief advocacy offer officer with elliot advocacy thank you so much for joining the show you're very welcome. and that's it for this time because boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. apple bailable on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store by searching portable t.v. you can also be downloaded on newer model samsung smart t.v.'s as well as roku devices check out a portable t.v. we'll see you next time on. banks figure out new ways to rip people off they get caught and what they do is they change the law in this new laws and if there is any problem they just longer and lower but now looks like that big american game of fraud which is the american business model is coming to an end. seemed wrong. but. just don't hold. me. to shape out these days because that's ok and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. debate is is it fair for transforming our fleets to compete in women's categories and sports. as a society we have d

use of for travel and do that let's bring in christopher elliott he's a chief advocacy officer with elliot advocacy he's also a columnist and author of the book how to be the world's smartest traveler chris for the 1st a pleasure to have you on the show i want to start with the idea of these covert passports or what the e.u. is now calling a digital green certificate how is all this going to work and is it going to kind of be a pain for consumers to get everything needed to have one of these documents. well right now the most developed all of the digital vaccine passports is for israel and what we're seeing is that if you have a passport like this you can go to the gym you can go to a restaurant or go to a public meeting and you can travel as well so that the speculation is that the passport will work in much the same way in europe when it's adopted the timeline for this is sometime around may they're expecting to have it but as you point out the verification process is going to be very interesting the e.u. from what i know is going to be using a patchwork of databases so each country has

canadian film star elliot page made headlines a few months ago when he came out as transgender being openly publicly trans is still far from the norm but trans people are becoming noticeably more visible in t.v. film and fashion and to mark this international transgender day of visibility we met up again with a brave pioneer of trans visibility here in germany. they're all full of plain what you believe they're all. you identified as girl boy now we will call you a girl later if you want. what i really hope is that people realize we're human and we're not like some exotic species we have human emotion that's what matters transgender people have perhaps never been as visible in western society as in recent years. the new. series documentaries and films are increasingly portraying trans people. and shows like the us series pose for not only telling trans stories but also casting trans actors some of whom have since become stars. but for ordinary people who don't have the protection that fame provides living openly as trans can still require courage. and that was even more the case in t

horseracing authority says it's appalled as a photo emerges of leading irish racehorse trainer gordon elliotng on a dead horse. france continue to back their head coach, fabien galthie, as it's revealed he left the squad's covid bubble last month to go and watch his son play rugby. we'll show you how some of golf�*s biggest names are showing their support for tiger woods, as he continues to recoverfrom his car accident last week. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start tonight with an apology from the leading irish racehorse trainer gordon elliott, who says he's sorry for a photo circulating on social media of him sitting on a dead horse. the irish horse racing regulatory board has begun an investigation, whilst the british horseracing authority says it's "appalled." a warning that this report from our sports news correspondent laura scott contains an image that some people may find distressing: doing it nicely here for gordon eric —— elliott. doing it nicely here for gordon eric -- elliott. , ., ., -- elliott. this afternoon, a winner for trainer— -- elliott. this afternoon

borja: tras las rejas estÁ brandon elliot, de 38 aÑos, sospechoso de atacar brutalmente a una ciÁticapateando esa mujer de 65 aÑos, ante la mirada de muchos. segÚn la policÍa de new york, enfrenta cargos de agresiÓn y otros delitos de odio. la mujer sigue hospitalizada. carolina: ahora un juez new york sentencia a cadena perpetea juan antonio antonio hernÁndez, hermano del presidente de honduras. la sentencia condena que se confisca en 138,5 millones de dÓlares de su base Única, el ex congresista hondureÑo trÁfico varias pareadas de cocaÍna estados unidos, y fue . cÓmplice de al menos dos homicidios en . borja: en un que hemos seguido muy de cerca aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", hablÓ desde la habana, la ex pareja del hombre... es diseÑar que su hija escuchemos. ♪ [sonido ambiente] >> yo lo denuncie aquÍ por abuso lascivo, la niÑa me cuenta que Él la acosaba, que la amenazaba. necesito que toda la ley caÍa encima de sus hombros. este depredador tiene que pagar por todo lo que ha hecho. borja: peÑa y santi esteban tienen a otra hija en comÚn, la mujer dice que el abuso habÍa ocurrido en

after six appearances on the bench, he replaces elliot daly in one of three changes to the side beatenmaylins will line up alongside anthony watson and jonny may in the back three. really impressed us since he has been in the squad, he started in autumn, he has got a good kick return game, he has a good feeling for the game, brings pace on the ball and particularly playing against a team like france which had the highest kicking and longest kicking game in the world, the fullbacks are pretty busy, so he will have a bigger role for us. france return to action for the first time since covid—i9 hit the squad, they're unbeaten in the championship after wins over italy and ireland. powerhouse centre virimi vakatawa missed those games with a knee injury but he's back in the starting fifteen to face england. new zealand international sonny bill williams has confirmed his retirement, at the age of 35. he switched between codes in a 17—year career, winning two rugby union world cups with the all blacks. he now plans to concentrate on boxing — he's won all seven of his professional heavyweight f

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he made the one change as well by the way, elliot daly coming into outside centre.in ages. not since november 2017. you're right, plenty of interesting things from england head coach. railing against the outside noise whether from the england rugby public or from outside noise whether from the england rugby public orfrom us in the media. england beat france last time out and a great game, plenty of rugby and jones is keen that the england players don't get seduced by that kind of style this weekend. you cu s that kind of style this weekend. you au s fill that kind of style this weekend. you guys fill the — that kind of style this weekend. you guys fill the place is full of poison _ guys fill the place is full of poison. we always try to take the poison _ poison. we always try to take the poison out — poison. we always try to take the poison out of them. that's the player— poison out of them. that's the player pots 's head. we know what the game — player pots 's head. we know what the game will be like. sometimes when _ the game will be like. sometimes when all— the

i ran for governor once before against elliot spitzer, i got crushed in that race. so i am just doing my job, fighting for people of my district, fighting to get the salt cap reinstated. but i have no plans. >> congressman tom swazi, thank you for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> i was looking "new york times." 13 years ago today is when elliot spitzer resigned due to scandal there. >> that long, huh? >> interesting. >> blast from the past. >>> the city of minneapolis will pay george floyd's family a record, $27 million. that settlement voted on by the city council. it is the largest ever in a pretrial civil rights wrongful death case in history. and tensions remain high in the run-up to the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin. broken mirrors covered in red paint on the streets of downtown minneapolis, as the court seats more than half the jury amidst ongoing debate about its racial makeup. msnbc's shaq brewster. >> good morning, kendis. we saw the family of george floyd here, in the city of minneapolis, for the announcement of that r

leading trainer gordon elliot says he fears his licence will be taken away after a picture emerged onrom racing in great britain until an investigation is concluded. elliott has won the grand national three times — twice with tiger roll — and he's licensed in ireland, but the british horseracing authority said it was appalled. i'm deeply saddened and, actually, more than that, angry. angry for all the people who work in this sport whose values are just not represented by those images. i've worked in it for nearly three decades now, and i've never seen any behaviour that resembles this. it's just an enormous frustration. i haven't seen people this angry in the sport and all the time i've worked in it, because they arejust furious that they have been let down by a couple of very selfish, thoughtless individuals who have just put the sport into a bad light — which isjust just put the sport into a bad light — which is just not what i've ever seen, which does not reflect the values everyone else in the sport shares. the formula one constructors champion mercedes have presented their new ca

the giants lost 13-7 to the brewers, but top prospect elliot ramos impressed with a mammoth home run. >> that's about as far as you'll ever see one here. >>> gonzaga trailing byu with less than a second left. >> oh, she got it. >> zags jill townsend won it at the buzzer. bulldogs 43-42. >>> acc tournament, notre dame and wake forest tied. irish with the block to set up the final shot. >> here's a long one at the buzzer. >> notre dame won 80-77, finishing the game on a 17-2 run. >>> i love this time of year. notre dame had to win that game to keep their season alive. it's almost like march madness starting early. guys, back to you. >> it is fun to watch. that's for sure. thank you, dennis. >>> up next, it may not look like much, but this bay area home i'm made to move. but these days, i'm not getting out as much as i'd like to. that's why i take osteo bi-flex. it helps with occasional joint stiffness, while it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt y

brandon elliot is charged with felony assault as a hate crime, and other offenses.nvicted of killing his own mother in 2002, but paroled in 2019, as the police commissioner noted today. >> for the life of me, i don't understand why we are releasing or pushing people out of prison, not to give them second chances, but to put them into homeless facilities or shelters, or in this case a hotel, and expect good outcomes out of that. >> woodruff: elliot allegedly assaulted the 65-year-old victim while bystanders watched, but no one came to her rescue. new york state has joined at least 15 other states legalizing recreaonal marijuana. the legislature passed it on tuesday, and governor andrew cuomo signed it into law today. legal sales won't begin for 18 months, while officials draw up regulations. and, on wall street, blue chips slipped, but the rest of the market gained. the dow jones industrial average lost 85 points to close at 32,981. the nasdaq rose 201 points, and, the s&p 500 added 14. still to come on the newshour: the supreme court hears arguments on whether colle

will be no fans — and racing is trying to rebuild its badly—damaged image after top trainer gordon elliotoutside of racing media is damaging. and we really need to redouble efforts to build that public trust, and to show the general public that horse welfare is at the centre of everything we do, and that this is just a truly wonderful support. we really need to ensure that the racing fans of the future, those people who may potentially own horses in the future, really get the correct image of horse racing. so we've got a lot of horse racing. so we've got a lot of work to do to make sure that message gets across.— of work to do to make sure that message gets across. before we move on, gordon elliott, _ message gets across. before we move on, gordon elliott, you _ message gets across. before we move on, gordon elliott, you are _ message gets across. before we move on, gordon elliott, you are seeking - on, gordon elliott, you are seeking last week some further clarity from the ihr be regarding his suspension. have you know receive those assurances, and what did they tell you? assurances, and

giants lost 13-7 but elliot ramos impressed with a huge home run. >> that's about as far as you will see one hit. >>> wcc women's final. gonzaga and byu with less than a second left. they chill townsend, won it at the buzzer. bulldogs 43-42. >>> the buzzer. >> notre dame won, finishing on a 17-2 run. >>> can you feel it? the temperature is rising. get your brackets out. it's almost that time of year. that's the latest in bay area sports. see you tonight. >>> crazy to think it's almost that time. it is 4:56. with the new tier comes a new timeline. >> next, when berkeley students can make their classroom come back and why some don't agree. >> and some wild weather coming through the bay area overnight. we mr. have a look at some of it including a lightning strike that struck a tree i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as

the giants lost 13-7 to the brewers, but top prospect elliot ramos impressed with a mammoth home run.ut as far as you'll ever see one here. >>> gonzaga trailing byu with less than a second left. >> oh, she got it. >> zags jill townsend w it at lldo42 >>> accrnt, namand wakeest tied. hhe block to set up the final shot. >> here's a long one at the buzzer. >> notre dame won 80-77, finishing the game on a 17-2 run. >>> i love this time of year. notre dame had to win that game to keep their season alive. it's almost like march madness starting early. guys, back to you. >> it is fun to watch. that's for sure. thank you, dennis. >>> up next, it may not look like much, but this bay area home >>> vice president kamala harris' childhood home in berkeley will soon become a landmark. >> there was concern the city would have to change a law to have it qualify, but the planning department has agreed to make 1915 berrymon street a landmark. they say harris is a significant person, which qualifies a home for special status. and we'll be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> t

fast forward to the top of the 2nd and the giants swung the lever. 21-year-old outfielder elliot ramos the cluck's top prospects got the two run blast and then in the 7th inning, he was back again! another home run. giants' lead was 8-3. top of the 8th. joey bart. and when he gets them, it's no cheapie. giants hit five home runs today. they beat the reds, final of 9- 4. >>> and when he holds the bat like that, a's fans you know it's matt olsen. a's hosted the indians in mesa. and a lot of balls left the yard. olsen's third of the spring. one batter later the other matt. matt chapman and that one, no doubt, 1st inning back-to-back jacks. four home runs in the game. won by the a's. final of 9-4. >>> auto racing a familiar figure to the bay area. sounded off the start of stock car racing in las vegas. >> drivers, start your engines! let's go! >> from raider quarterback derek carr screaming to sacramento native kyle larson navigating the number 5 car to victory lane, won his first race since being suspended for using a racial slur during a virtual race last year. >>> segue over to golf. he

well he's been called the billy elliot of egypt now luka abdel nur is also the 1st dancer from his country to win a prize at the prestigious pleaded knows than competition the 17 year old says other kids at school bullied him for dancing ballet and now he hopes his success can encourage more people in the middle east to embrace the art form. the tony blair has have very different in different obstacles to overcome the brazilian ballet dancer was born with no arms now she's showing the world that a disability won't stop her not only can she dance her determination as made her a social media celebrity. 16 year old victoria bueno is a student at the ballet academy and sometimes. in brazil the fact that she doesn't have arms hasn't stopped her. family was a rather far from for me my arms are just a detail i dance and i follow with my eyes as if i had arms but there's no difficulty without i don't feel like i need them at all. they are all their own phone telling off how. the taria was born without arms yet she's been able to realize her dream of becoming a ballerina. her mother says that the o

well he's been called the billy elliot of egypt now luka abdel nur is also the 1st dancer from his country to win a prize at the prestigious competition the 17 year old says other kids at school bullied him for dancing ballet now he hopes his success can encourage more people in the middle east to embrace the art form. the tony blair has had very different different obstacles to overcome the brazilian ballet dancer was born with no arms now she's showing the world that a disability won't stop her not only can she dance her determination as made her a social media celebrity. 16 year old victoria bueno is a student at the ballet academy and sometimes. in brazil the fact that she doesn't have arms hasn't stopped her. out of the bathroom for me my arms are just a detail i dance and i follow with my eyes as if i had her arms but there's no difficulty without i don't feel like i need them at all. they all their own phone telling off how. the taria was born without arms yet she's been able to realize her dream of becoming a ballerina. her mother says that the only difficulties she's had have come

canadian film star elliot page made headlines a few months ago when he came out as transgender being openly publicly trans is still far from the norm but trans people are becoming noticeably more visible in t.v. film and fashion and to mark this international transgender day of visibility we met up again with a brave pioneer of trans visibility here in germany. they're all fighting and playing what you will hear her all. you identified girl boy not me boy we'll call you a girl later if you want. what i really hope is that people realize we're human and we're not like some exotic species we have human emotions that's what matters transgender people have perhaps never been as visible in western society as in recent years. i knew that my. series documentaries and films are increasingly portraying trans people. and shows like the us series pose for not only telling trans stories but also casting trans actors some of whom have since become stars. but for ordinary people who don't have the protection that fame provides living openly as trans can still require courage. and that was even mor

just one change for england too, for their match against ireland in dublin — elliot daly will start athe first time in almost five years, replacing the injured henry slade. daly returns after he was relegated to the bench for the win over france last weekend, with max malins starting at number 15. play has just got under way in ahmedabad in gujarat where england can win their t20 series against india today. looking to take an unassailable 3—1 lead, eoin morgan's named an unchanged 11. england won the toss and have, as expected, chosen to bowl. so far in this series the team batting second has won the match, so india have it all to do if they're to draw level. they're currently 12 without loss after the first over. the icc�*s player of the decade, australia all—rounder ellyse perry, is the latest recuit for this summers hundred competition, which starts on the 21st ofjuly after a year—long delay because of covid—19. she's joined birmingham phoenix. perry's won five t20 world cups and says she's looking forward to the challenge of a brand new contest. it's always a special moment in time

well he's been called the billy elliot of egypt now luka abdel nur is also the 1st dancer from his country to win a prize at the prestigious he did knows that in competition with 17 year old says other kids at school bullied him for dancing ballet now he hopes his success can encourage more people in the middle east to embrace the art form. the tony blair now has have very different and different obstacles to overcome the brazilian ballet dancer was born with no arms now she's showing the world that a disability won't stop her not only can she dance her determination as made her a social media celebrity. 16 year old victoria bueno is a student at the ballet academy and sometimes. in brazil the fact that she doesn't have arms hasn't stopped her. out of the bathroom for me my arms are just a detail i dance and i follow with my eyes as if i had arms but there's no difficulty without i don't feel like i need them at all. from going off out. victoria was born without arms yet she's been able to realize her dream of becoming a ballerina. her mother says that the only difficulties she's had have

thank you so much, elliot, and thank you, stacey. it's good to hear you're optimistic take, so far so good. you said it's not 2015. would you say that the iran advisors who were there in 2015 and are back now that they've learned something, that they change, that there's a different attitude than it was the last five or six years ago? >> yeah. you said it was nice to hear desha nice to me optimistic. i don't know if people inside the administration will appreciate it as much. yeah, i think these are people whom i know a bit and have extreme highel intelligence. none of them have read in the intelligence for four years. so now they're reading and they are seen what's changed in four years. there were some people in the obama administration, secretary kerry comes to mind, for whom the jcpoa was kind of dogmatic belief. maybe it wasn't for some of the people now handling iran. i'm hopeful that they are keeping an open mind about this, as they look at the situation. >> how about the europeans? do you see change among them from five use o

elliot daly won't start for england. he's not been picked for the first time in five years. does moving forward come with a cost? the results are important. they're not the be—all and end—all. as an england side, we're expected to win every game and we want to win every game, but at the same time, there's a responsibility to make sure we develop the team for 2023. the six nations takes us from winter into spring. wales are a team transformed from the autumn. last year, they beat just georgia and italy. now they go back to rome on course for the title. they have three wins from three, and after this, one more against france. i would agree that we're improving in different areas, but we've still got a long way to go. the team's building a bit of momentum and we want to stay with that momentum, and certainly, it's another opportunity to work on our game, really, for the last match of the competition. as wales set the pace, france must now get back up to speed. from a standing start, they face an england side with different pressures. we'll see at twickenham which team responds.

one of the changes is elliot daly left on the bench, and when he is fit he has not been dropped for fived—all. as an england side we are expected to win every game, and we want to win every game, but at the same time, there is a responsibility to make sure we develop the team for 2023. the six nations takes us from winter into spring. from a standing start they face an england side with different pressures. we will see at twickenham which team responds. there�*s commenary on today�*s games on bbc radio 5live and sports extra. there�*ll be no crowds at those games of course, but, in football, premier league chief executive richard masters hopes that every club will have one match in front of home fans before the end of this season. providing the government�*s road map goes to plan, there�*ll be up to 10,000 supporters at the final two fixtures, with the penultimate round of games moved back a day so they�*re played after lockdown rules are eased on 17th may. it will be a fantastic finale to the end of our season and, then, from the beginning of next season onwards, our goal is to have ful

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tonight, house of representatives historian matthew wis ness ski, and curator faira elliot take a look at women in congress. they present artifacts and photographs, beginning with the 1917 election of jeanette rankin, and ending with representatives in the 1970s and '80s. they tell stories about margaret chase smith, claire booth loose, shirley chisholm and lindy boggs. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv, every weekend, on c-span3. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past, american history tv, on c-span3. created by america's cable television companies. and today we're brought to you by these television companies to provide american history tv, to viewers as a public service. [ rooster crowing ] ♪

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your heritage of coming to san diego on a boat as a kid and also elliot ackerman's wonderful work.r u.s. navy ready to do what is in 2034? >> yes and they are already at sea. the challenge will be numbers of ships. even now, china has more warships than the united states does. hours are more capable, we have this nuclear aircraft carriers. china is gaining airspeed in this regard. tom: this is so important. we've lost hong kong, we can show the flag there anymore. where is our harbor as we face affairs out of the south china sea? >> we will be forward con from guam. it used to be pearl harbor. a second important piece of this is up in tokyo bay. that is our largest naval base in the pacific. that is where the seventh fleet is based. they will also operate out of bases in south korea. >> i want to finish up, you talked about the objective end it's important to understand where things are heading and whether we can slow them down or whether we can change the outcome. do you think the outcome is predetermined now? >> i do not. although so often when there is an established power confr

the job has been vacant since elliot abrams left.tary blinken has appointed new envoys for iran and yemen but has not said when he plans to replace mr. abrams. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts over than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. turmoil in treasuries. curve dysfunction ignites talk to federal reserve a look to revive operation twist. we will bring you the latest speculation. manhattan office supplies hits its highest level in at least two decades. we discuss the health of the real estate market with the ceo of marcus & millichap. target and kohl's deliver strong quarters. is this the start of a retail recovery? we will talk about that with tom mcgee, ceo of the international council of shopping centers. amanda: we

in what will be his first international start at outside centre since 2016, elliot daly will replacethe death of sarah everard has been opened, and adjourned until the end of the trial of the man accused of her murder. our correspondent charlotte wright is at the coroner's court in maidstone. welcome it tookjust under half an hourfor the inquest to be opened and adjourned today. sarah's mother, father, brotherand and adjourned today. sarah's mother, father, brother and sister were all watching remotely via video link, and we heard from the acting detective in to from the met who is working on the case, who went through some of the details that we know surrounding sarah's disappearance. so, we know she was having dinner with a friend and clapp two weeks ago before she disappeared on her walk home —— in clapham. her boyfriend raised the alarm the next day concerned about her whereabouts. alarm the next day concerned about herwhereabouts. her alarm the next day concerned about her whereabouts. her body was discovered the following week, last week, in an area of woodland just outside ash

leading trainer gordon elliot says he fears his licence will be taken away after a picture emerged onng in great britain until an investigation is concluded. elliott has won the grand national three times — twice with tiger roll — and he's licensed in ireland, but the british horseracing authority said it was appalled. i'm deeply saddened. and, actually, more than that, angry. angry for all the people who work in this sport whose values are just not represented by those images. i've worked in it for nearly three decades now, and i've never seen any behaviour that resembles this. it's just an enormous frustration. i haven't seen people this angry in the sport in all the time i've worked in it, because they're just furious that they've been let down by a couple of very selfish, thoughtless individuals who have just put the sport into a bad light — which is just not what i've ever seen, which does not reflect the values everyone else in the sport shares. the formula one constructors champion mercedes have presented their new car for the season ahead. it carries on the anti—racism black p

leading trainer gordon elliot says he fears his licence will be taken away after a picture emerged onhorse. he told david jennings of the racing post that his world was crumbling. eliott has apologised, saying it was a "moment of madness", but he's been suspended from racing in great britain until an investigation is concluded. elliott has won the grand national three times, twice with tiger roll, and he's licensed in ireland, but the british horseracing authority said it was appalled. andy murray says his critics make him feel as though he's playing for his career every time he steps on court. he was speaking after his first tour—level win since august. he was on the verge of another early exit at the rotterdam 0pen, but he came from a set down to beat robin haase. 0nce world number one, murray is now ranked 123rd following two hip operations, but he has vowed to face his challenges head on. it is not easy. every time i lose a match everyone thinks, or i'm getting told to retire, that i should stop playing, that i am finished and have got nothing left in whatever, and it sad and all

and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ >> a pretty revealing e-mail recently from my kid called elliot teache a day after last week's riot at the capital. he is a sophomore in massachusetts and we want to read you some of what he wrote. dear mister macdonell then, as the world was shocked by the violence unprecedented events that occurred on january 6 at 2021, these events should be condemned and it should be a wake-up call to a country do unifying and buying together bright as i sit on zoom listening to each teacher speak about these issues, i feel more and more isolated from our community. some of the view may not be popular in today's day and age, i feel like there could be a more effective and better way o going aback talking about what happened yesterday in a way tha makes people like me feel more welcome. the first amendment gives me as well as every american the freedom to see what the [bleep] rate it's inappropriate for teachers to impose their views on their students. i've now sat through for four different classes in three out of four have spoken about the issue of what happe

horse racing's image crisis continues as horses are moved from gordon elliot's yard ahead of the cheltenhamd evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there is growing evidence tonight that a combination of the national lockdown and the highly successful roll—out of vacccines is leading to a sharp reduction in covid deaths. according to the latest figures from the office for national statistics, the number of registered coronavirus deaths in england and wales has fallen by more than a quarter in a week, to the lowest level since the start of the year. the reduction has been welcomed by both scientific and health experts, though some have warned of the need to remain cautious, especially with schools in england reopening next week. here's our health editor hugh pym. the streets may still look quiet but we are on the road to recovery, that is the message from ministers in england today with positive news about the impact of vaccines on preventing serious illness and deaths. and the hunt for a missing person infected with the brazilian variant of coronavirus has been narrowed down to 379 hou

we caught up with terrell elliot, the owner of body mechanics gym. he said it was a tough battle when he lost business, and the clients now are working out in a small outdoor space. but when they open, he can open to a 10 percent capacity. >> we were stressed out but i am much more optimistic. i believe we will do well. i'm excited and ready to get my ly back in here anmy members, and we have faith things will clear up and we will be back to where we were before. >> reporter: with the red tier, indoor dining and movie theaters that can operate at 25 percent. and even is just waiting for the official word about the li fremont, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> and heading to san jose, we learned that santa clara county will not participate in the statewide vaccine system that is managed by blue shield of california. the officials said that they would not sign the contract with blue shield allowing the health insurance company to take over the vaccine distribution in the county claiming that it would not do anything to speed up the vaccines or the efficiency. cindy

women's history month, tonight, house of representatives historian matthew wisnessski and curator faira elliot take a look at women in congress. they present artifacts and photographs beginning with the 1917 election of jeanette rankin, and ending with representatives in the 1970s and '80s. they tell stories about margaret chase smith, claire booth loose, shirley chisholm and lindy bog, watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend, on c-span 3. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span 3. explore our nation's past. american history tv on c-span 3. created by america's cable television companies and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >>> located about 100 miles from washington, d.c., on the eastern shore of the chesapeake bay, the harriet tubman underground railroad visitor center, opened in the spring of 2017. up next, on american artifacts, a half hour tour of the grounds and exhibits to learn about the life of escaped slave, abolitionist, civil w

will be no fans — and racing is trying to rebuild its badly—damaged image after top trainer gordon elliot centre of everything we do, and that this is just a truly wonderful support. we really need to ensure that the racing fans of the future, those people who may potentially own horses in the future, really get the correct image of horse racing. so we've got a lot of work to do to make sure that message gets across. before we move on, if i may, gordon elliott — you were seeking last week some further clarity from the ihrb over any conditions attached to his suspension. have you know received those assurances, and what did they tell you? we work really close with the ihrb, and i'm pleased to say we've had those assurances that gordon elliott won't be taking part in any training activity. and we're grateful to the ihrb for confirming that. mads wurtz schmidt won stage six of the tirreno—adriatico on monday, sprinting away from a five—man breakaway which went early on. wurtz schmidt beat the lotto rider brent van moor to take the honours, the first win of his five—year—long professional car

elliot, we should also note if they do get this gridlock, probably back for a fifth election at some near future. and please join us as polls close tuesday night. cnn international will host an special hour-long program just as exit polls are released. that's 10:00 p.m. in israel. 8:00 p.m. in london. >>> the latest on the breaking news from boulder, colorado. one witness recounts his terrifying ordeal trying to escape while the gunman was in the supermarket. e to redefine everything a truck can be. ♪ and while we've made good on that promise by winning back to back to back motor trend truck of the year awards, the work is never done. ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/now and never go to the post office again. renae is not an influencer,