. ._ emery who is a brilliant record in this competition. . -- unai emery.e has a new project in _ this competition. . -- unai emery. he has a new project in a - this competition. . -- unai emery. he has a new project in a the - he has a new project in a the spanish side. this is their first major european final, they finished seventh in the la liga but they are massive underdogs that unai emery is a master tactician from a specialist in this competition. he won it three times in a row with servia after and then he got an arsenaljob. he lost in another europa league final two years ago against chelsea. this is his fifth final in the second tier of european competition. he got his revenge in the semifinals knocking also go out. but my word come he should not be underestimated. nor should not be underestimated. nor should this villareal team because they are unbeaten in the europa league to season. they have a couple of spanish international since being caught up to the euros as well, they will have a spring in their step and be aware, moreno, a fantastic youn

the gabon forward scored a hat—trick in the semi—final against valencia two years ago, when emery was boy carlos alcaraz 6—1, 6—2 in their second round match at the madrid 0pen. alcaraz was celebrating his 18th birthday playing against the great clay court champion who's looking for a sixth title at this event. his spanish compatriot did manage to break the nadal serve in the fourth game of the second set.. but his dream was short lived going down in straights sets 6—1, 6—2. it would be very fair if i could win. a really enjoy, i really loan from him. and, yes, i think this much made me grow up. in the women's event the world number one ash barty is through to the semi—finals. she was pushed all the way by petra kvitova but eventually came through in three sets at an event where the australian has never previously progressed beyond the last eight. it's expected in the coming hours that wales captain alun wynjones will be named as skipper of the british and irish lions squad to tour south africa. head coach warren gatland will also announce his 36 man squad that will play three tests a

oh, and the desert island is located 8 kilometers off the mainland to the emery of abu dhabi. it's 180 kilometers from the capital aah! due to the low number of visitors, the animals are hardly disturbed. so it's possible to observe them close up without startling. ah, the, the rapier or x is calm behavior is a clear indication of a lack of threat. in places where there are hunted, wild animals demonstrate a fear of humans by fleeing immediately. ah, despite being an island theatre bunny yards is part of the desert tourism industry, which often uses motifs from the 1001 night spoke to the eco tourism is still a relatively new concept in the u. 8. until now, the focus has been on the kinds of services that often contribute to global climate change, but guidelines for green hotels and a system for a warning environmental prizes in the tours in sector aimed to change, that there are hopes that sustainability will become more than just a buzzword and will be properly assessed, the new the new we tried to work with the different stakeholders, including hotels, for example, to have

carlos del rio, associate dean at the emery school of medicine. nice to come to you smiling and laughing about something in this country with covid. so let's just start there. your message to all parents this morning after what we just saw. >> i got a big smile when i heard the interview, and i would tell each parent to listen to that mom and take their kids to get vaccinated. this vaccine is extremely safe. and it's highly effective in kids between the ages of 12 and 15. the clinical trials showed not 95%, but 100% efficacy. this is a great vaccine. it will prevent kids from getting infected, from getting sick. and as the kid said, will allow them to go on with their normal life. >> as with all vaccines, it's about keeping yourself safe but also keeping the population safe. and dr. del rio, some health experts are saying being able to vaccinate kids this age is key to ending the pandemic because kids have proven, i think they describe it as a reservoir of the virus. can you explain what that means and how important this is to the broader populati

the bbc�*s emery makumeno is in the city and sent this update.this was a false alarm and nyiragongo did not erupt. but before this there was a lot of panic because goma residents have been living for a week now since the eruption of nyiragongo under fear because of numerous traumas happening and cracks on walls and residences. so people, when they heard it, it was really a panic moment here. it's only now that people are also learning via the same social media and so on that this was a false alarm, so people are trying to calm down. but, as you know, about 400 people have left goma and are fleeing away from the city. about ten districts have been identified as very dangerous because there is a great quantity of lava or magma which can erupt from any cracks of the roads that have been provoked by more than 100 tremors that happened a week after the nyiragongo erupted. in the last two days the frequency and intensity of tremors have reduced, allowing some people to return. this morning i was at the border with rwanda, we saw some families coming ba

, de gea it gave villarreal a first major trophy in their history and saw former arsenal boss unai emeryed fourth time. the result left manchester united's fans hugely disappointed at their failure to win the trophy. here's what some had to say. i just think for the best of 120 minutes, we were the better side. we could have scored more but, i mean, when it went to penalties, i thought we'd lose sooner than we did because we've not got great penalty takers on the pitch. we didn't offer as much as we should have going forwards. like, bruno didn't really show up, cavani didn't show up, greenwood didn't show up, rashford didn't show up. like, these players that we look for aren't showing up in these finals and that's what we need. like, we do need that. stargazers around the world on wednesday night have been treated to a special sight — a huge supermoon, also called a flower moon, in the night sky. it is the closest full moon to the earth of the year, making it look much bigger and brighter than normal. in some areas of the southern hemisphere, the supermoon coincided with a lunar eclipse,

it gave villarreal a first major trophy in their history and saw former arsenal boss unai emery liftn united's fans hugely disappointed. let's hear from some of them. i just think for the best of 120 minutes, we were the better side. we could have scored more, but when it went to penalties, i thought we'd lose sooner than we did because we've not got great penalty takers on the pitch. we didn't offer as much as we should have going forward. like, bruno didn't really show up, cavani didn't show up, greenwood didn't show up, rashford didn't show up. like, these players we look for aren't showing up in these finals and that's what we need — like, we do need that. the world famous eiffel tower has gone green — not it's colour but how its spotlights are powered. for the first time, it was lit up using hydrogen—powered spotlights. for three minutes and thirty seconds, lights and lasers of various colours danced on the iconic monument�*s facade thanks to energy provided by a hydrogen—powered generator. it usually uses diesel power. it's part of the french government's plan to increase hydro

they need to overturn a 2—1 deficit against villarreal who are managed by former gunners manager unai emery mikel arteta it isa it is a massive game for everybody but in particular for the club because we are here presenting a football club and their fans, and what we want to do is do it the best way, winning trophies. and if we wind tomorrow, we will be much closer to getting another trophy. this is the only aim and purpose of why we are here for us. there are just 78 days to go until the start of the tokyo olympics, but there remains a degree of anxiety in japan. the majority of japanese people don't want the games to go ahead and this morning, the president of world atheltics, seb coe said there are tough days ahead. this morning teamgb — including gymnast max whitlock and cyclist laura kenny — collected their olympic kit at somerset house in central london. whitlock said athletes were aware that the responsibility of keeping covid safe was down to each member of team gb. we are positive in terms of going ahead. in terms of team gb putting on everything they possibly can to make it as sa

their manager, unai emery, is a master of the europa league.d with the spaniards�* first opportunity, gerard moreno muscled his way onto the end of a free kick. so often the super sub in his playing days, could 0le gunnar solskjaer engineer a comeback from the sidelines? they made a bright start to the second half. within ten minutes, they were level through edinson cavani. and this should've put them ahead. marcus rashford was left cursing himself. the dugout looked very lonely with the clock ticking down. the match was heading for extra time. and they are still in extra time, injury time. it is excruciating for the 2000 manchester united fans in there, it is still 1—1, it looks like it is heading for penalties. 0n 269099, ole like it is heading for penalties. 0n 269099, 0le gunnar scored a late winner to win manchester united three champions league. if they are to win the european league, they have left it very, very late. studio: thank you, 0lly foster. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello

emery makumeno reports from the town of sake where thousands have fled in recent days...to be at the best of times. local activists distributed food but with nearly half a million displays the need is far greater and the help available. translation: it is now the government that should pitch the tent and provide food. i must get money from the treasury to buy food. here in sake no one has come to solve the food issue. translation: we were well received by this lady to whom i would like to extend my gratitude. because, thanks to her, at least 50 people found where to spend the night and we ate what little we had with the children. here in such sake that there are still people trying to find food and shelter and humanitarian is trying to build the necessary assistance to them. last saturday�*s eruption destroyed nearly 3000 homes killed 51 people. but there have been after—shocks ever since. there have been after—shocks eversince. some there have been after—shocks ever since. some measuring close to magnitude five. it has led to fears of another more powerful eruption or ev

it gave villarreal a first major trophy in their history and saw former arsenal boss unai emery liftster united's fans hugely disappointed — let's hear from some of them. i just think for the best of 120 minutes, we were the better side. we could have scored more, but when it went to penalties, i thought we'd lose sooner than we did because we've not got great penalty takers on the pitch. we didn't offer as much as we should have going forward. like, bruno didn't really show up, cavani didn't show up, greenwood didn't show up, rashford didn't show up. like, these players we look for aren't showing up in these finals and that's what we need — like, we do need that. stargazers around the world on wednesday night have been treated to a special sight. a huge supermoon, also called a "flower" moon, in the night sky. it is the closest full moon to the earth of the year making it look much bigger and brighter than normal. in some areas of the southern hemisphere the supermoon coincided with a lunar eclipse — the first time that has happened in almost six years you can reach me on twitter —

unai emery is hoping to become the first man to win the europa league four times.e knocked the gunners out in this season's semi finals. translation: not at all. i feel my duty is only to villareal and i am very proud to be able to defend this villareal project, the president and everyone who has been working for years to construct this huge project in this little town and in europe. i want to enjoy it. there is no feeling of revenge against any english team or english people. i am proud working for this club. i am proud to defend the villareal colours. european football �*s governing body uefa has opened disciplinary procedures against a number of clubs over their involvement in the proposed european super league. the clubs were founding members of the breakaway league which later collapsed. the science were the only ones of 12 original is not to subsequently renounce the competition, some reports say they could be sanctioned and even expelled from uefa competitions. novak djokovic faces an opponent in the quarterfinals of the belgrade open, playing on home ground

mistakenly announced a second eruption was imminent — causing more panic and evacuations. 0ur correspondent emeryand we still have tremors happening but less in frequency and intensity. people are still in fear of a second eruption as authorities have warned it could happen. the earthquakes have provoked cracks in the ground and from these cracks possible emission of molten lava could emerge. if eruption happens under the lake here, like kivu, underneath it, it could be devastating because the lake is high concentration of methane gas. it could present the threat of asphyxiation to the population. efforts are underway to form a new israeli government that could see benjamin netanyahu ousted as prime minister. the opposition leader, yair lapid, has been holding talks with the far—right yamina party, amid signs that a deal could be close. the centrist opposition leader has until wednesday to form a new government, joining with parties from across the political spectrum who oppose mr netanyahu. the long serving prime minister is facing trial for fraud — to form a new government, joining with parties

explosion in the democratic republic 0ur correspondent in goma in the democratic republic of the congo, emeryson, who confirmed that there has been a second eruption of there has been a second eruption of the volcano that erupted a week ago, provoking 31 deaths and about 100,000 people who have fled goma feeling frequent tremors. i have just spoken to the head of the goma volcano 0bservatory, who told me it was not a adoption, it was just a huge release of gas. —— it was not an eruption. he has confirmed that the volcano has not erupted. thank ou

mistakenly announced a second eruption was imminent — causing more panic and evacuations. 0ur correspondent emerythat there are still lots of tremors happening but less in intensity and frequency, so there is a bit of life going on here but people are still in fear of a second eruption as authorities have warned that it could happen because the earthquakes that have been happening here have provoked cracks on the ground and from those a possible emission of molten lava could emerge and, especially, if it emerges from this lake just next to me here it could be devastating because the lake has a concentration of methane gas which could promote an explosion or asphyxia to the population. the headlines on bbc news... calls for the uk government to have an open debate with the public about restriction easing plans onjune the 21st. the group that represents nhs trusts in england warns of the pressures being faced by hospitals. the newly—elected leader of the democratic unionist party accuses the eu of using northern ireland as a "play thing" to punish the uk for brexit saying it's playing "fast and loo

. ♪ bring it on bring it on ♪ ♪ i am taking on all my emeries ♪ ♪ ♪ aquaman: i dig it.felt pretty great. >> l >> threatening to take over fourth grade volleyball with the engines and by that i mean they are not. >> no problem is solved by these -- >> can you name one example of a transgender child trying to gain an unfair competitive advantage, we have no examples of this happening? >> they do get a competitive advantage which they are electing to ignore. a group of female athletes pleading with an idaho appeals court to allow a new state law banning genetic males, female athletes described in painstaking detail the deleterious effects of the status quo. >> was to compete against a biological male and lost every race but these defeats were different which is a biology major i know there are biological differences between males and females. losing unfairly to someone with natural advantages is an motivating not just for me but for my teammates as well. >> a cross-country athlete at university, madison, you hear politicians and media personality, no issue here, no competi

mistakenly announced a second eruption was imminent, causing more panic and evacuations. 0ur correspondent emeryf goma. there are still tremors going on and people are afraid of a second eruption, because the earthquakes that have been happening here provoked cracks on the ground, and from those cracks the possible emission of molten lava could emerge. and especially if it emerges from the lakejust emerge. and especially if it emerges from the lake just next to me here, it could be devastating, because the lake has a concentration of methane gas which could cause an explosion or asphyxia to the population. the headlines on bbc news: chelsea fans have been celebrating after their team won the all—english champions league final against manchester city in portugal. there are calls for the uk government to have an open debate with the public about restriction easing plans onjune the 21st. the group that represents nhs trusts in england is warning of the pressures being faced by hospitals. and neighbours reunite — the leaders of australia and new zealand have met for talks for the first time in 15 mo

arsenal won't bejoining theirfellow english side after former gunners boss unai emery�*s villarreal held 2—1 win last week. we are devastated. we had so much enthusiasm to be in the final and we know how much it meant to the club and the fans or ourselves to be in the final and to win the title and be in the champions league and it is a huge blow. women's top seed ashleigh barty is through to the madrid 0pen final after a straight sets victory over paula badosa. australian won 6—4, 6—3, which makes up for losing to the spanish wild card in charlston last month. barty now goes up against 5th seeded belarussian aryna sabalenka for the right to lift the trophy. in the men's draw, rafael nadal is through to the quarterfinals after a comfortable straight sets win over alexei popyrin. the top seed is chasing a sixth title at this event and was a 6—3, 6—3 winner over the 21 year old australian and will now play fifth seed alexander zverev in the last eight. phil mickelson leads after the first round of the wells fargo championship in north carolina. the veteran american, who's slipped to 115 in

., ., ~ the new variant is less likely to emerie. , . ., ~ ., emerge.ld set out this week the traffic light system — which will govern which countries people can travel to without having to quarantine. there's huge anticipation from businesses that rely on british tourists in countries that could be included on the "green list" of destinations. neil breakwell owns gaffers bar at las americas in tenerife. thank you forjoining us. you have owned the barfor ten thank you forjoining us. you have owned the bar for ten years, i understand, in a place where tourism is the driving force. what has the last year been like? flat is the driving force. what has the last year been like?— is the driving force. what has the last year been like? not the best. but we last year been like? not the best. lbut we got _ last year been like? not the best. but we got through _ last year been like? not the best. but we got through it. _ last year been like? not the best. but we got through it. we - last year been like? not the best. but we got through it. we are i last year been

. ♪ bring it on bring it on ♪ ♪ i am taking on all my emeries ♪ ♪ ♪ aquaman: i dig it.felt pretty great. isabella: hey guys, it's me isabella gomez, filling in for smokey bear because he's got more to say than just: smokey bear: only you can prevent wildfires. isabella: like if you're outside enjoying a barbeque, don't let a hamburger distract you from fire safety! make sure you aren't dumping your hot coals or ashes onto the ground, because that could start a wildfire. so, take wildfire prevention seriously and let's save the world one day at a time! juntos con smokey bear podemos hacerlo! go to smokeybear.com to learn more about wildfire prevention. >> dan: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." president biden and vice president harris continued to ignore the growing crisis on the southern border. what unfortunately appears to be a wide open border, along with astounding quantities of illegar drugs and all this going on during a pandemic. border patrol agents are often exposed to the virus. here to tell us the tragic story of border patrol agent invest ge

the opposition, villarreal, are underdogs, their manager unai emery, sacked by arsenal not so long agosk. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. hi there, george. thank you very much. after what has been a disappointingly cool and wet may so far, the end of may is looking much better. high pressure is building in, bringing noticeably drierand warmer weather. in, bringing noticeably drierand warmerweather. not in, bringing noticeably drierand warmer weather. not completely dry, there will still be some rain around too. heavy showers will tend to fade away this evening, many places turning dry but they will be a legacy of cloud, mist and fog across many northern and eastern areas. for most, dry with temperatures falling not much below for — 7

ready oh, and the desert island is located 8 kilometers off the mainland to the emery of abu dhabi. it's 180 kilometers from the capital ah. due to the low number of visitors, the animals are hardly disturbed. so it's possible to observe them close up without startling. ah, the, the rapier oryx is calm behavior is a clear indication of a lack of threat. in places where there are haunted, wild animals demonstrate a fever of human by fleeing immediately. ah, despite being an island theatre bunny yard is part of the desert tourism industry, which often uses motifs from the 1001 night spoke to the eco tourism is still a relatively new concept in the u. e. until now, the focus has been on the kinds of services that often contribute to global climate change, but guidelines for green hotels and a system for awarding environmental prizes in the tourism sector. aim to change that there are hopes that sustainability will become more than just a buzzword and will be properly assess the the we try to work with the different stakeholders, including hotels, for example, to have certain programs i

stealing shark safety diver, a john emery has no fear. instructs viewers on how to survive and encounter with a tiger shark. she says all you have to do, remember this, is maintain eye contact, reach her arm out locking your elbow and pressed her hand on the top of the shark's head while pushing your body over and away. no way i'm remembering all that stuff. a shark like that swings up to me -- but she's got it down. i will stick by the pool with my pina colada. it's raining bears in pennsylvania. to check it out. a group of researchers using a tarp to catch a black bear that was stuck on a tree on the clarion university campus. if game commission officials say the bear was relocated to public lands further north in an icelandic volcano dramatically spewing lava into the air as a crowd watches from a safe distance. at one local said from that vantage point, you can feel the breath from the volcano. it started erupting back on march 15th, and continues to turn out these stunning images. police in hot pursuit of a stolen red ford mustang in

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in an effort to get more georgians vaccinated, the braves in partnership with emo to ry health -- emerytunity to get the johnson & johnson vaccine and pfizer for fans 16 and older. >> i think it's great. i don't think anyone should be forced to get a vaccine, but if they're offering it here and you've been wanting to get one, absolutely. go get one. >> reporter: and, molly, to sweeten the pot even more, the braves are offering fans who to get vax shots two free incompetent tickets to a -- two free tickets to a future game. molly? molly: i've already gotten my second dose, but i would have gladly taken some baseball and a hot dog with it. i missed my chance. charles, once again, you've got one of the best seats in the house. great talking with you. >> reporter: i can't complain. griff: moll ily, those kids were cute. meanwhile, g7 nations slamming russia and china as bullies and human rights a abusers, but can they put muscle behind that? plus, a top general warning china is setting up bases in the atlantic as well as the pacific. general jack keane weighs in next. ♪ ♪ new projects means

. ♪ bring it on bring it on ♪ ♪ i am taking on all my emeries ♪ ♪ ♪ aquaman: i dig it. washington examiner correspondent byron york. sur, it's always great to have you on -- sir. we've got this big fight over florida governor ron desantis signing into law the anti-censorship social media law, but now we've got two big tech industry groups, net choice and computer communications industry, taking florida attorney general and florida officials to court. that's just breaking now. what do you say to this fight? >> that is the least surprising news in the world, that the tech industry would take this law to court. and it may be that they'll actually win on this particular law. but there's two real big problems right now that everybody is facing with the tech companies. remember the democrats were very unhappy with facebook and other tech companies back when they were investigating that so-called trump-russia affair, and they thought that facebook had been too nice to trump and the russians had bought a few ads on facebook in wisconsin and somehow that made the difference in t

as an example, a few months ago in january at my hospital at emery hospital, we had 140 people in the one-third of which were critically ill in the icu. this morning we have seven. this is what vaccination can do. and the more we can vaccinate, the more immunity we get in the community, we can crowd out the ability for this virus to pick apart vulnerable communities. we just have to keep going. >> seven in the icu or seven in the hospital total? >> seven in the hospital total. >> wow. >> that's amazing. >> you have the coes, the pfizer ceo pledging 2 billion covid vaccine doses to low and middle-income countries. but it's over the next 18 months. and i'm not using that time frame to be critical. i understand there's, how fast can you make these. is it soon enough? do more of these companies need to be producing more to get aid to these countries sooner? >> absolutely, poppy. as much as we're trying to make vaccination available in our communities across the country, it's important to realize that, like any pandemic, this is a worldwide issue. infections that occur anywhere on the glob

his 1st trophy is united both villareal counterpart unit. emery has won the police 3 times. every player goes into final has the expectation pressure to win. you have to prepared to win. we, we plan to win. we expect to win, but i'm sure who feels the same with his team and his players and their players. so that's no different. it's been a long qualification to get here on it 5050 when i get to a final and i feel, as i've said so many times now confident in that we are ready for this the brooklyn that to have taken control of their 1st round series and the n b a playoffs against the boston celtics. they've taken a to nothing lead with all of their starters. putting on impressive displays, fell malik, hassle. jason j to the brooklyn. it for living up to their billing of one of the favorite for the n b, a championship over an ocean in game 2 against boston. it wasn't just the biggest dog, kevin durant and james hardon that were on fire washington, but 5 daughters looked on stuff. joe harris was on target from long range, making 7 of his 13 pointed him. look this interested on

a $21.00 loss on aggregate and to add further embarrassment it was against former arsenal manager emerythe gunners on are likely to miss out on continental competition next season for the 1st time in 25 years for the area although they'll play in their 1st ever european final wife ellen and he's. at the pain because the moment the club is under my man with everything that's been through in the last. months i had to feel him that we could take the team to the final you could be a great turning point and i felt that responsibility and i was so eager to do. i knew that he could be a defining moment. via radio faces manchester united in the final may 26th in poland man united took care of roma 85 in aggregate but they did lose the 2nd make 32 both of united's goals of schoolboy euro one striker it is some cover me. you're always happy no matter what anyone thinks about me when you get to a final even if you've been praised or criticised whatever it doesn't really matter when you're in a final. you've got a chance to win the competition you're in so it's nothing to do with me personally i'm

further embarrassment of a semifinal loss to vienna you know it was against former arsenal manager emeryfor the spanish club oh they will be playing in their 1st ever european final. why i felt as ninety's it was. deep pain because the moment the club is under my man with everything that has been thrown in the last. months i had to feel him that if we could take the team to the final you could be a great turning point and i feel a responsibility and i was so eager to him. i knew that he could be a defining moment. they all will face manchester united in the final on may 26th in poland united took care of roma 85 on aggregate but they did lose the 2nd leg 3 to both of united's goals were scored by your of one striker edison cavalli you're always happy no matter what anyone thinks about me when you get to a final even if you've been praised criticised whatever it doesn't really matter when you're in a final. you've got a chance to win the competition you're in so it's nothing to do with me personally i'm so happy for the boys too but they've got something to look forward to today and of th

the $21.00 loss on aggregate and to add further embarrassment it was against former arsenal manager emerythe gunners are now likely to miss out on continental competition next season for the 1st time in 25 years via rio both they'll play in their food ever european final and if that one little year for them out of the we are also very proud of vision rails project and it's something that can only be achieved if we all feel very committed to it and keep working to break further barriers in terms of ambition both as individuals and as a group of what we have to divest they didn't have so much. and 2000 men decided to be in that final we know how much it meant to the club to our fans to ourselves to be another planet have a chance to win the title and be in the champions league mechanism if you accept your job by a big undercurrent and. everybody just. initiative. virial faces manchester united in the final on may 26th in poland and united took care of roma 85 on aggregate but they did lose the 2nd leg 32 both of united's goals were scored by euro why and striker edison. you're always happy

spanish opponent saw and beaten in european competition this season, and a coach by former awful boss, emery, he's looking to become the 1st manager when the torment 4 times. every player he goes into final has the expectation pressure to win. you have to be prepared to win . we, we plan to win. we expect to win, but i'm sure who feels the same with his team and his players and their players. so that's no different. it's been a long qualification to get here on it. 5050 when i get to a final and i feel, as i've said so many times now confident in that we are ready for this. she organizes as the take your lympics have made it very clear. then not discussing a possible cancellation, increasing pressure to scratch the event now coming from an official partner of the games. charles stratford has more despite growing pressure on japan's olympic committee to cancel the games, it seems the executive members are not listening. and what is going on? i got this during the executive board meeting. we talked about the fact that some people are calling for the cancellation of the olympics. but we did not

this is the reason why many physicians, myself included, my entire division of infectious diseases at emery, volunteered our time to actually collaborate with fulton county health department and vaccinating over 2,500 residents of metro atlanta last month. one of the key lessons in my opinion of this pandemic is to avoid the disparities that have adversely affected our most vulnerable communities, includin including a lot of our essential workers who rely on access to safe and effective vaccines, one of the key lessons should be the need for sustained commitment to provide adequate resources for public health departments, not just to finish the end game of this pandemic but also be better prepared in the future. >> and part of that, you're setting a great example, you and your colleagues, see a gap in the system, find a way to step up and help people get the shots. let's bring the conversation in the room, we have seen from the beginning of this, politics, from a president in the trump days who just didn't take the science seriously, didn't take common sense seriously, mocked the pandemic t

surratt's flight from the gallows and congo the miserable expeditions and dreadful death of lieutenant emery. taunt usn. following his talk and q&a. he will be signing copies of his book one level up outside the archives store. please help me in welcoming andrew jampoler back to the national archives. thanks very much. i always listen very attentively to those introductions. it's my last opportunity to figure out if i've come to the right place. and and i recognize everything tom said so i'm happy to tell you that. yes, this is the right place. i'm going to be telling you a story a true story. i guess i should say if this were a movie there'd be a screen behind me that said based on a true fact. and i've never known what other kind of facts there were but in a moment, i'll be telling you a true story about america's secret first pivot. to the orient and despite the fact that there was secret. feel free to tell everybody about it. you can before that i owe you an explanation of why this was the first pivot and and if it's the first were there others and and answer is yes. in december and janu

need to overturn a 2—1 deficit against villarreal, who are managed by former gunners manager unai emeryecause we are here presenting a football club and our fans, and what we want to do is do it the best way, winning trophies. and if we win tomorrow, we will be much closer to getting another trophy. this is the only aim and purpose of why we are here for us. ipswich town have annouced that singer ed sheeran will sponsor their new kit. the suffolk local is a tractor boys fan and often spotted at portman road cheering the side on. he's signed a one—year deal to sponsor the shirts of both the men's and women's first—teams. there are just 78 days to go until the start of the tokyo 0lympics, but there remains a degree of anxiety in japan. the majority of japanese people don't want the games to go ahead and, this morning, the president of world atheltics, seb coe, said there are tough days ahead. this morning teamgb — including gymnast max whitlock and cyclist laura kenny — collected their 0lympic kit at somerset house in central london. whitlock said athletes were aware that the responsibili

overturn a 2—1 deficit against spanish club villarreal, who are managed by former gunners manager unai emeryfor the forthcoming. it is a massive game for everybody, but in particular for the club, that�*s what we want we want them getting exposed to the biggest games around the world. i�*m sure it�*ll be around the world. i�*m sure it�*ll be a great final obviously two teams deserve to be there. they played really well. i�*ll be excited to watch the pair and see who comes out on top. watch the pair and see who comes out on to -. �* , , ., , on top. there's been a new signing for ipswich- — ipswich town have annouced that singer ed sheeran will sponsor their new kit. the suffolk local is a tractor boys fan and is often spotted at portman road cheering the side on. he�*s signed an intial one—year deal to sponsor the shirts of both the men�*s and women�*s first—teams. sheeran said, "the club is a big part of the community, and this is my way of showing my support". there are just 78 days to go until the start of the tokyo 0lympics, but there remains a degree of anxiety in japan. the president o

overturn a 2—1 deficit against spanish club villarreal who are managed by former gunners manager unai emeryin the match in italy between the roma and manchester united. at the website is the best place to go for all the latest scores. so, we could have an all english europa league final to match the champions league final. for the latter, several england players are involved from chelsea and manchester city. england captain harry kane believes the players�* experience can only benefit the home nations for the upcoming euros. it is great for our national team so that we have a lot of our players playing in those games. that that we have a lot of our players playing in those games.- that we have a lot of our players playing in those games. that is what we want. playing in those games. that is what we want- we — playing in those games. that is what we want. we want _ playing in those games. that is what we want. we want them _ playing in those games. that is what we want. we want them getting - we want. we want them getting exposed to the biggest games around the world. i'm sure it'll be a gre

emery makumeno, thanks. it is eight minutes past seven, the weather with louise in a moment.tspots. hejoins us now from north london. chris, thank you for coming on this morning. first of all, before we get to the nitty—gritty of the story, can you explain what it is like in hospitals at the moment? we hear stories about some, one in bolton for example, feeling overwhelmed and short of supplies. is that what you were witnessing? i short of supplies. is that what you were witnessing?— short of supplies. is that what you were witnessing? i think we should robabl were witnessing? i think we should probably concentrate _ were witnessing? i think we should probably concentrate first - probably concentrate first on the hospitals in the hot spot areas and what i think is the good and important news from those areas is actually, the levels of hospital admissions we are seeing in those trusts is a lot lower than it was in the previous peaks in november, january and february and even going back to last year. one trust i spoke to yesterday said they had around a7 admissions compared to

usa today reported the story late in the month last month saying that attorney emery cole said that capitololice arranged for that towards the capital. the hill.com is where you can find that story. we will hear next from ty, hartsville, south carolina. caller: i think that what's going on is, like the last caller said, with the trump administration with regards to how he did at the state department, a lot of the immigration issues could be solved, the exercises we had with central and south american countries, we would stabilize those areas and keep it from happening. i'm not sure about the numbers and those who were coming in then, but we didn't see what's happening now. at one time with southern command for the army was based there around panama and was relocated in the mission that went with it was kind of like degraded. that, i think coupled with the way the state department has been excluded from a lot of their duties because of what happened with the last administration have hurt and exasperated the situation in the last thing is politicians. we are not democrats, republicans, and in

beware, the yellow submarines as they are known and beware unai emeri because he has had fantastic successwe could hit 22, 23. a fine start to the day. in northern ireland you can see the sun already rising. also rein in the forecast which is sinking steadily southwards, increasingly turning lighter and more patchy in nature. behind it we will see showers develop across scotland, northern england, parts of wales, getting down to the south. some of them will be heavy and pantry. also dry weather in the south of wales and northern ireland. the temperatures will at best get up to about 16 degrees. this evening and overnight we will start off with the chalice and they will tend to fade. a lot of missed and patchy fog will come into the east. clear skies in the rest of the east. clear skies in the rest of the uk, except the south—west. temperatures not falling away too much. tomorrow a ridge of high pressure building across us. all the cloud will push back. a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine. fairweather plaid developing through the day. a weather front trying to come in from the west. eve

that is four europa league victories for unai emery, and four years and counting for manchester unitedoesn't matter. look at that setting behind you. i me right. it doesn't matter. look at that setting behind you.— that setting behind you. i know, isn't the hall— that setting behind you. i know, isn't the hall looking _ that setting behind you. i know, isn't the hall looking glories i that setting behind you. i know, j isn't the hall looking glories this morning and it's so lovely to be back and your terminology is spot on and i will come to you in the future. this is so exciting because last year was very special and frankly everybody pulled off a bit of a miracle that we had any concerts at all but the one big thing missing was an audience and this year that will all change. we are allowed an audience in the hall this year and we have six weeks of live music, six weeks, 55 concerts and we will be welcoming more than 2000 musicians at all for a season which as usual will be packed with variety and excellence. this year, of course, different, because of the restrictions we are all unde