she was a single mom and emery's everything. >> we go see mommy?me she went to the cemetery with her grandmother, jennifer, why everyone else got giant granite headstones, but her mom, just this tiny metal one. >> did that bother? why? >> because it felt like she was being left out. >> reporter: her grandma tried to explain how they couldn't afford a headstone right now. >> she had tears in her eyes and wanted to help. >> reporter: so she did the only thing that she could think of to raise money? >> yes. >> i made a lemonade stand. >> reporter: a lemonade stand to pay for her mother's headstone. at first, she didn't make mention of her cause. >> thank you. >> reporter: but word got out. >> thank you. >> reporter: and before long, emery says it seemed like just about everyone here in scottsboro, alabama, was thirsty for lemonade. the price was a dollar. >> thank you. >> reporter: but she says people liked it so much. >> how many cups do you want? >> reporter: they often paid more. >> the most we got from one cup of lemonade was 300 bucks. >> for lem

the next option for bayern's bench also jumped after bilek magazine announced that onay emery will siton bayern munich's bench in the next season. and he even sent a draft of the contract extension until 2027 to emery and amarin's presence in liverpool was finalized . he rejected the sporting club to the possibility of his presence in the red crowd. piseh and in the second round of the semifinals of the asian champions league, al hilal defeated al ain two times , but lost the game because they had lost 42 games to al ain. in total, they lost 5 four games and were eliminated. here, they showed once again that al-hilal could not advance with their stars, and money and players , although they are very important , do not have the first word in football, god forbid. definitions of drug services: 1403 outpatient prescriptions for each prescription subject to the inclusion of the technical manager of the pharmacy for the private sector 1985 tomans, the public sector 8180 tomans, the non-governmental public sector 1495 tomans charitable toman drug service management for combined drugs for each

not allow their spanish head coach to leave and even sent a draft contract extension until 2027 to emery and amarin's presence in liverpool was finalized. it is said that the sporting team has reached an agreement for the next season, that 38-year-old amarim has rejected the request of the sporting club to extend his contract, so that the possibility of his presence in the anfield team will increase. mohammad satari sada and sima news agency, the girls' table tennis team of our country is preparing to participate in the central asian competitions. young ping pong players camped in tehran's shahid azzadi stadium to participate in two asian competitions. our first training camp of the new year is underway. it is and we are getting ready, god willing, for the central asian games in kazakhstan, which is going to be held in early june, god willing , if we get a quota , we will have the finals of the asian championship in china. elina rahimi satash ilo khani and fatemeh yari is the team's assistant for these two competitions. we have very good resources, the children are all in high preparatio

villa were 16th in the league and fighting relegation when spaniard emery took over from steven gerrardpurs who have two games in hand. the war of words between nottingham forest and footballing authorities rumbles on, after the club questioned the integrity of the var in their defeat at everton on sunday. both the fa and pgmol are investigating the comments. (tx forest questioned the integrity of the match officials who did not award them three penalties against everton, accusing the var of being a luton supporter, who are forest's relegation rivals. forest have asked for the audio of discussions between the var and the referee to be released. it's another var controversy in a season that seems to have had it's fair share. i never question the integrity, we talk about their incompetence at times because of their opinion and you havejust mentioned times because of their opinion and you have just mentioned the subjectivity of the law. the handball law is a mess and does not help referees and when we start looking at toenail offside decisions, whatever the system we're going to use and we

villa have announced their manager unai emery has extended his contract until 2027.ere 16th in the league and fighting relegation when the spaniard emery took over from steven gerrard in november 2022. but a remarkable turnaround saw them finish seventh, to qualify for the europa conference league last season. they're currently fourth, six points clear of spurs, who have two games in hand. the pgmol say they will let nottingham forest hear the audio recordings from the exchange between the referee and var stuart attwell during sunday's controversial game at everton — but only in private for now. the club questioned the integrity of attwell after their defeat at goodison. in a social media post, they accused attwell of being a luton supporter, who are forest's relegation rivals. the football association and premier league are set to take action over forest's public response. it's another var controversy in a season that's had its fair share. jude bellingham's fantastic season continues. he won the world breakthrough of the year award at the laureus awards, to round of

villa have announced their manager unai emery has extended his contract until 2027.arkable turnaround saw them finish seventh, to qualify for the europa conference league last season. they're currently fourth, six points clear of spurs, who have two games in hand. the pgmol say they will let nottingham forest hear the audio recordings from the exchange between the referee and var stuart attwell during sunday's controversial game at everton — but only in private for now.

the pictures are really strange, that professor belongs to emery university, and it is really strangemeet inside the university as one of the professors of the university, mr. dr. they are working and how harsh they are, and the people who claimed to be concerned about iranian women, yes, yes, interesting, i was thinking, if we assume that this picture belongs to the university of tehran or the university here, what would they be doing now, and of course, well i am an american myself, i know this is not a strange thing for america, of course it is for many people, after all, inside the university , it is usually a different situation, but it is strange how they are dealing with the fact that the red line has been crossed, the red line is now israel, and the real face is showing now. it is given, it means an american without retouching, this is the real american, this is the liberal democracy, without the exact wit. do you have my voice? hello , mrs. hakimi. good time. yes, i have your voice . hello, don't be tired. if you bother, please explain now the latest event and finally the for

locutora: emery vargas trabaja con clientes que enfrentan desalojos. >> puede ser debido a falta de pago casi 7 millones de personas son desalojadas cada aÑo y casi 3 millones de ellos son niÑos. >> hacer un desalojo en estados unidos es mucho mÁs fÁcil que en otros paÍses como canadÁ o europa, donde existen indicios desalojo mucho menores que en estados unidos. locutora: en nueva york fabiola galindo, univisiÓn. jorge: terminamos con el extraÑo caso de un caimÁn de mÁs de 10 pies de largo en la florida. al golfista le fascinÓ tanto la escena que siguiÓ los pasos, hoy esto es viral, gracias por estar con nosotros, gracias por estar con nosotros, nos vemos maÑana. nueve, diez, once, doce... ¡ah! ah, listo. [reloj] ¡uy! estuvo bueno. mamá,

police opened fire on demonstrators with rubber bullets, and the head of the philosophy department at emery. neither venerable age nor scientific achievements stopped the knights without fear of reproach, forever on earth, i am a professor, oh my god, oh my god, give me handcuffs, hand, you squeezed my hand, from a pro-palestinian rally instantly turned into an anti-police one, you are mad dogs , you are fascists, emory university is a private university, which means it is not... covered by the first amendment to the american constitution, which protects freedom statements from state censorship, so police officers who remove tents at the request of the owner of the territory are within their rights. but in new york, the senate of columbia university , a body that includes students and teachers, began an investigation against the leadership for calling the cops in the midst of protests, that is, going against freedom of speech. not only were the protests no longer peaceful, but colombian university was actively developing. government grants are at risk of being lost. republicans in house of

champions league chasing aston villa have announced their manager unai emery has extended his contractwo games in hand. the pgmol say they will let nottingham forest hear the audio recordings from the exchange between the referee and var stuart attwell during sunday's controversial game at everton — but only in private for now. the club questioned the integrity of attwell after their defeat at goodison. in a social media post they accused attwell of being a luton supporter, who are forest's relegation rivals. the football association and premier league are set to take action over forest's public response. it's another var controversy in a season that's had its fair share. the upsets keep coming at the world snooker championship in sheffield. the three time winner mark williams is the latest seed to be knocked out. he was beaten 10—9 by the 21—year—old chinese qualifier sijiahui of china. in a thrilling deciding frame at the crucible, si made the semi finals on his debut last year, and will now face jakjones in the second round. williams is unsure if he will return to play at the world

manifestantes a quienes arrestaron en la universidad de emery, en atlanta, estÁn enfrentando las consecuenciasaciones entre la universidad y los manifestantes para desmantelar sus campamentos, los policÍas de las universidades se han visto grandemente superados por el nÚmero de iracundos, y en algunos planteles se ha requerido el apoyo de la policÍa municipal. >> si es una universidad pÚblica y tiene Áreas que tiene ese sol pÚblico, entonces tienen que esperar que declaren esa asamblea legal para entonces darle advertencia ese grupo para que se vaya y sino se van, pueden ser arrestados. dulce: algunos presidentes de las universidades estÁn siendo presionados por ambos lados, por los grupos pro palestinos para que retiren sus inversiones en empresas vinculadas israel, y por los grupos pro israel, que consideran las protestas son antisemitas. jorge: niÑos palestinos en gaza enviaron mensajes de gratitud a los estudiantes en las universidades de los estados unidos que estÁn exigiendo el fin de la guerra entre israel y hamÁs. una organizaciÓn no lucrativa divulgÓ estos vÍdeos que muestran a los ni

action taken, one is a technology assistant, a tour technology , an emery technology, a post-doctorate technology, a deputy housing of the ministry building, 20 hectares of land was allocated for the purposes of villa buildings for the residents of garm villages, about 379 pieces of land were provided for the people, the first priority is the land of the natives of the village, if they are eligible , they can use this allocation, and then the applicants also, with the presence of the minister of mining industry and trade and the head of the country's program and budget organization, several industrial projects were put into operation in the industrial towns of the province. production of chlorine derivatives, propylene bags, types battery boxes, as well as sewage treatment and railway line, are the most important of these plans. for the implementation of these industrial projects, more than 1500 billion tomans have been spent from private sector credits, which has provided employment for more than 270 people. seyyed morteza jalali of sed and cima news agency. semnan industrial town, th

some of the centers in our country should have done these things much earlier , especially the emeri sewage network. that is relevant for a government or a region, for example, at some point , it is necessary to see the problem of the water supply network everywhere, in addition to water supply. one of these parts that i sometimes go to visit these towns, people say that it is an infrastructure issue , urban infrastructure is sometimes not taken into consideration, this urban infrastructure is one of the important issues of development, this infrastructure should be taken into consideration. another focus of the president's words was: the optimal use of water was necessary, it was necessary to have a monitoring center that can fully monitor and monitor water waste in tehran province, which is very important, and other centers in the country. be able to manage the problem of tehran and tehran with sustainable water, so that we don't have water stress in tehran, like tehran. the issue of life in tehran is a very important issue, both water in tehran and sewage in tehran are important i

noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department at emery university in atlanta, georgia. they were violently arrested. images of arrests show police with students. protesting youth and professors get involved and forcefully they are handcuffed. several civil groups condemned the use of force by the us police to detain students and university professors. in the last few weeks, american universities including columbia, minnesota, emory texas, new york, georgetown, george washington and pennsylvania have become the arena of student protests against the genocide of the people of gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. simultaneously with macron's presence at the sorbonne university in paris, a group of students of this university protested the policies of the french government towards the zionist regime and the gaza war . sardad's accomplice. the french police quickly entered the university to arrest and suppress the protesting students. barry sanders, an independent american senator, says that netanyahu and his cabinet are responsible for the killing of more than

and as arsenal buckled, ollie watkins strode clear to chip in a sublime second for unai emery�*s teamints behind manchester city, having played the same number of games. west ham's chances of another season in european football were reduced further by a 2—0 defeat at home to fulham. andreas pereira scored both goals, as the away side registered a first league win at west ham for 23 years. fulham move 12th, while west ham stay two points behind the two teams above them. i thought it restarted game really well, in the first 20 or 25 minutes, well, in the first 20 or 25 minutes, we played really well today. we go behind to a really disappointing goal, and as it went on, they created one or two chances, but in the main i thought we had done some good stuff. but ultimately we didn't have enough today to get a win. pleased to fight for the three points, — pleased to fight for the three points, a _ pleased to fight for the three points, a great win, well deserved, i think_ points, a great win, well deserved, i think we _ points, a great win, well deserved, i think we played really good footb

in the conference league , aston villa with unai emery reached the semi-finals, and spider with magomeda put the squeeze on victoria polzen, and olympiacos turned out to be stronger in fenerbahce. as a result, in the semi-finals, which also starts on may 2, fiorentina will play against brugge, while aston villa will face olympiacos. now for sure, nikita kucherov is officially the top scorer of the nhl regular season this season. second time in in the careers of kucherov and ovechkin, this season kucherov scored 144 points, becoming the third player in league history to reach this mark. only lemieux's walnuts are ahead. the only one who could catch up with nikita was makina, but two points in the last match of the regular season were not enough for him. but in the same game, valery nichushkin scored a double, and colorado, in the end. won 5:1 against edmonton. despite kirill kaprizov's goal, his club minnesota ended the season with a home defeat to seattle 3-4. kaprizov opened the scoring at the beginning of the first period, finishing the attack with an accurate and effective throw. he

villa conceeded a penalty in the first half hour, but then scored three to ensure unai emery remain inin hand. there were seven goals in the crystal palace match against west ham with oliver glasner�*s side scoring four in the first half hour, as they thrashed the hammers 5—2 at selhurst park. jean—philippe mateta getting two of the palace goals. they're now 14th in the league after this win and last weeks against liverpool. there were remarkable scenes at ewood park as two goalkeeping errors helped sheffield wednesday jump out of the championship drop—zone at birmingham's expense. it was aynsley pears in the blackburn goal, rushing out of his area to clear this long ball to defender dominic hyam. however, he couldn't get back in time and the ball fell to josh windass, who lobbed pears to give the owls a much—needed lead. blackburn got a goal back but two goals in the second—half for wednesday including this bizarre pears own goal sees them move out of the bottom three for the first time since the opening day of the season. each side have two games remaining. in the wsl, manchester cit

there were three arrest at the encampment at ohio state today and dozens arrested at emery university in atlanta. but no sign of nypd at the columbia encampment despite a deadline given to students to leave. >> no police crackdowns at the usc or ucla encampments today, but the usc's campus remains closed to the public after clashes earlier in the week. stanford had some of the first encampments in the nation, setting them up back in november and then taking them down in february. and then setting up a new encampment at stanford at white plaza this week. at uc berkeley students continue to camp out at sproul plaza. like many of the dpemstrations happening across the country, protesters want the university to divest from companies involved with the israeli government. >> we won't stop until they're addressed. with hope they'll be addressed. we don't hope to be here long term. put pressure where you think maybe personally you can put pressure. whether you're running a business importing thing, exporting things, in government, everyone's voice matters. >> meanwhile, up north cal poly humb

, imagine, an emery wheel and it works, all you need is a diamond one, yes, and i suffered so much, iall work, and the eye incredibly surprised me, he works without a ruler, i will measure it later, right after perestroika, production in tajikistan closed and alexander and his family moved to his homeland... in the workshop until friday i walked around him and i say: sasha, i won’t live to see retirement, and i won’t see anything, i thought, i thought, then i started experimenting, we have to win, we have to win, that is, all this week, he wasn’t playing the fool, he was thinking about different technologies, ways to it's possible. all skill, well, no one wants to go to this job, there are very few such people in general, inspiration, when it comes, then he starts thinking about something, running around, here all the tables are packed everywhere, maybe he can put something on the windowsills, and there table, i need a table for the neck machine, no, i can’t install the machine, to sew something, well, talented people, they are actually so special, i think, so, probably, let him do wh

the churchill was a big follower of, you know, leo, emery's, kid, julian, and many others were all a advocates, including the head of the british, a fascist party himself. oswald mosley would be promoter of this thing. and this became increasingly a federal realized structure that would have more power as far as an unelected bureaucracy above those elected components of the nation. and elizabeth treaty was just a more recent example of this thing. advancing forward in opposition to the actual democratic will of the people of europe who didn't want this, they were the voted, knowing it didn't, it was still forced down the throats of the irish and others. and so i think you're right in this crisis is being used to advance a more gifted tauriel up or down shift of, of this whole new world order again. but yeah, but if you don't fall in line like a hungry or slovakia you will pay the consequences as you are ursula bundle. and so we have the tools. okay, very famously. um yeah, it's very menu. well, i mean what, what is the, what does your get out of, of this supporting this war? i mean,

we hear emery, we believe that self care is part of resistance. as one of our alumni from the come to school, if the all to ceteris is a sense, what do you think is the end goal here? like what, what does it look like ideally to you guys? yes, so the end goal is really 3 demands that we have. number one that every disclose all their financial investments. number 2 that they divest from all is really companies. and number 3 that they provide continued amazon production to all the students that were on just the rest of that we've seen a significant lack of police here today. um, yes. could i? um, how does that come about? yes, i would say frankly that emory university has learned this lesson from thursday. there have been violent police crackdowns on completely peaceful demonstrations of students practicing their 1st amendment, the rights to speech and the right to protest. and for that reason, i think they've kind of just been keeping the police away from us. we are simply continuing to peacefully protest and demonstrate and we're not violating any

watching mode, montana which is the era washington will feel as though has this report from the protest. emery universe, to atlanta, georgia. the feeling here is very much more of a festival, rather than the protests of the moment. i mean, i was just reading playing on this because there are hundreds of people here. they've all been encouraged to break blanket spring. somebody's 8, something to drink. very much show solidarity for the people in garza without a cutting and so i must protest in the sense of what we saw on the 1st day where the police got involved. so people to bring in blankets for bringing food and drink by putting up flags and fighters all over the quad. hey, which way we saw those process on 1st, like they're also being encouraged to write message of supports messages of support on the ground, which will do whatever they can just to show that the people who because i have no fee for government, i'm going to bring in mason, who's one of the organizers here? i'm make some you say all of these people here. it's a completely different atmosphere. so what we saw on thursday, right

we saw the emery police, we saw lots of police. we even saw state troopers have taken people into custody, a number of students, even faculty members of stuff and others are now the way that the process here are working is that they all very owners, the centralized right. so you've got protests who will march to one area of the university. you'll have another group who will march through another area of the university with holes in the field energy department, which isn't the building behind that one behind me. but there is an occupying movement about to take place and there are people in the who will refuse to leave. and this is also having ramifications within the university as well because the president of the university greg friend was he's the man who on 1st i said that the police were right to be here. he blamed outside is for organizing that process on thursday. yes. today, one of the fact let's, he's had filed a motion at overwhelming motions of no confidence in him. so aside from what's happening in the middle east, the pr

unai emery�*s side won the return fixture at villa park i—o back in december. brentford host brighton while 18th placed luton travel to second placed arsenal. luis rubiales, the former president of the spanish football federation, has been arrested as part of a corruption investigation. he was detained on his arrival in madrid from the dominican republic. he is suspected of receiving illegal commissions when negotiating a lucrative deal to stage the spanish super cup competition in saudi arabia. prosecutors are seeking a two—and—a—half—yearjail term for mr rubiales, who denies any wrongdoing. separately, he's also due to go on trial for sexual assault for kissing playerjenni hermoso on the mouth after last summers world cup final. emma hayes will face no further action after appearing to shove at the end of sunday's league cup final. arsenal beat chelsea 1—0 after extra time, meanwhile they will notjoin up with norway for their euro 2025 qualifier after collapsing in the same match. arsenal have said the player is stable and doing well but will not feature in t

if unai emery�*s side are successful, they will reach their first major european semifinal since 1982l be a change to the fa cup from next season — as all replays will be scrapped. it means all matches that end in a draw after 90 minutes — will go to extra time and penalties if required. in addition, all rounds of the tournament will be played on weekends. the changes come as part of a new six—year agreement between the football association and the premier league. this will deny them, when they have been able to host these replays or go to the big premier league clubs, they have benefited hugely both from match day revenue and tv revenue. we are told there will be in an increase in what is called facilities fees, those are tea vps when games are moved away from 3pm kick—off. nonetheless, depending on who you ask, for many, some of the magic of the fa cup will be lost because of this overhaul in the competition.— because of this overhaul in the cometition. ., ., competition. away from a football now. britain's cameron norrie has eased into the quarter finals of the barcelona open. he b

and aston villa manager unai emery has signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2027europa conference league this season and potentially into the champions league, with the club currently fourth in the premier league. liverpool will be without diogojota for tomorrow's merseyside derby at everton and for around a couple of weeks thereafter, after managerjurgen klopp confirmed the portugal international picked up an injury against fulham on sunday, in what was his first start since february. and michael oliver and anthony taylor have been selected as referees at the european championships this summer in germany. david coote and stuart attwell have also been selected, but as video assistant referees. a couple of those officials we've just mentioned, anthony taylor and stuart attwell, were in the spotlight at the weekend because they were among those in charge of everton�*s win over nottingham forest at goodison park. the visitors were furious afterwards about what they called "extremely poor" refereeing decisions, and the latest today is that the pgmol, the body responsi

that was the case in emery in atlanta. protesters forcefully arrested. and also at austin. in california, usc says it will not hold a mainstay graduation ceremony amid campus unrest. >> today's weather will almost be a copy of yesterday. temperatures near or slightly above average. then a warmer pattern takes over. it will suppress the influence and allow temperatures to warm up. temperatures on the coast in the upper 50s and low 60s. mid-60s and a few low 70s around the bay. upper 70s with the warmest spot around 80. >> family, friends and first responders from around the bay area came together on friday morning to honor the life of oakland police officer jordan wingate. he died from injuries suffered in a crash. officers in dress uniforms stood at attention and saluted as his coffin was led in. he was involved in a crash in 2018, the same year he was named rookie of the year at a police officer's association. >> wingate was born in walnut creek. he became an oakland cadet as a teenager. speakers praised him for touching so many people in his career that was cut short. >>

at the emery medical center, in atlanta, in the state of georgia, well, again, yes, we have no information two years conflict in ukraine, certain suspicions may arise, because you and i know very well, all this has already been documented. for example, in the system of biological laboratories that the americans have in ukraine, i fully admit that he could also have something to do with this. yes, he tried to somehow establish contacts with the americans, he even talked with mike pompeo about something, god forgive me, where is this mike pompeo of course, well, in ukraine, in kyivstar. and the fact that he speaks so actively on the ukrainian agenda, on in my opinion, this is an attempt, to some extent , by the current coalition and tusk to channel all the protest sentiments, yes, because we hear, yes, criticism of him. refugees, and his calls, in particular, to remove even the representative of poland in the european commission on the agricultural issue, vayciechowski, who was appointed by kaczynski, because he does not seem to satisfy the interests of polish farmers, and against the backdr

i want to thank speaker emery tay -- emerita pelosi, all the members of the house democratic caucus, for steadfastly standing behind america's national security priorities to get us to this point. madam speaker, i rise today in strong support of the legislative package that is before the congress. for months, the national security priorities of the american people had been obstructed by pro-putin extremists. determined to let russia win. a bipartisan coalition of democrats and republicans has risen up to work together and ensure that we are getting the national security legislation important to the american people over the finish line. house democrats have risen to the occasion. president joe biden has risen to the occasion. traditional conservatives, led by speaker mike johnson, have risen to the occasion. we have a responsibility not as democrats or republicans but as americans to do what is necessary, to defend democracy, wherever it is at risk, and the best interests of the free world. that is what this legislation represents. we have a responsibility to push back against tyranny

unia emery�*s side won the return fixture at villa park 1—0 back in december.boss vincent kompany has been charged with misconduct by the football association after he was sent off during saturday's 2—2 draw at chelsea. the manager was dismissed by referee darren england for protesting against a penalty decision that led to a red card for defender lorenz assignon. kompany has until friday to respond to the charge. leverkusen can take a step towards an historic league and cup double with victory at home to second—tier dusseldorf in wednesday's second german cup semifinal. leverkusen�*s 1993 german cup win is the only piece of silverware in the club's history and manager, xabi alonso, knows what an opportunity awaits them. translation: the cup final in berlin in may is always special. _ i was in it once and i have a very nice memory of the final. for us, the club hasn't been in finals too often so it is a great chance to be in one again. to the] league where thiago santos santana scored a stunning goal of urawa reds but couldn't prevent them slumping to defeat to

that was the case on thursday at emery in atlanta.estinian protesters forcefully arrested. similar scenes at ohio state and the university of texas at austin. in california, usc says it will not hold a main stage graduation ceremony amid campus unrest. >>> today weather almost a copy. it will break through to plenty of sunshine. then a warmer pattern takes over. today will not be bad at all. temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. a few low 70s around the bay with temperatures farther inland, mostly upper 70s with the warmest around 80. family, friends and first responders from around the bay area came together on friday morning to honor the life of oakland police officer jordan wingate. he died from injuries suffered in a crash. officers stood in attention and saluted as his coffin was lead in. he was involved in a crash responding to a call in 2018. the same year he was named rookie of the year by the police officer's association. he was born in walnut creek and became an oakland police cadet as a teenager. speakers praised wingate f

, who had already lost in the reverse fixture, and with aston villa laced with ambition under unai emeryitiative when leon bailey put them ahead with six minutes left. with arsenal fans crestfallen in the team unable to reassert themselves, ollie watkins ran clear to score a sublime second, his 19th of the season, enhancing aston villa's chances of finishing in the top four. the premier league title race is back in the court of the reigning champions. this wasn'tjust a spoiling effort from aston villa. the top five may well get champions league football, but at this stage only four places are guaranteed, and they have a three point cushion ahead of spurs in fourth, while aresnal are looking up, with those two points now separating them and leaders manchester city. obviously very disappointed with the result, especially with the way they performed in the first half, one of the best first half we have played against a top team, should have been three, four, five, and we struggled to gain momentum, and then we conceded a very poor goal, after that we were chasing, we concede another one, ve

at emery emory in atlanta tear gas and some are threatening to suspend those who set up tents on campus for up to three years. david: thank you very much. jewish students are demanding more protection and accountability from their institutions. my next guest is one of them. noah letterman is a jewish student at columbia university who filed a report this week with campus security for being harassed. noah, welcome. thank you for being here. what exactly happened to you? in what way were you harassed? >> thank you for having me. so when i was walking from my dorm, which is on 122nd street towards campus, i was stopped in the street by a man who saw my yarmulkah and he said, but you're not jewish, you're european. i said excuse me because i was confused. he continued to harassment for several minutes, that i don't look jewish, i don't present as jewish and continued to follow me before i reported it to my dorm security. david: so, had you heard anything back from columbia? we, by the way, reached out to columbia university to get their reaction to your side of the story, and they haven't s

speaker, i'd like at this point in time to yield three minutes to the speaker emery thousands of united states house of representatives. she is a native of baltimore, the daughter of a mayor, daughter of a wongperson, but the daughter of the city. the honorable nancy pelosi. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i especially thank him for his leadership for the great state of maryland and the city oif -- and the city of baltimore as well as for calling this special order this evening so that we could come together and express the heart break that we all felt and now to commemorate the collapse of the francis scott key bridge and these six beautiful souls, loving memory of them who last their souls on that dark morning. thank you again, congressman, for ordering this special order. i join you and congresswoman -- conditioningman sarbanes in recognizing leadership role of the governor of maryland, wes moore. i want to pay tribute to the mayor of baltimore, brandon scott, and to all our con gregal delegation for uniting together in a bipartisan way in resp

including at emery universities in atlanta. officials are looking at other universities and looking at the situation here to see what to do about commencement in a few weeks. right now it's still on, but after we saw what happened last week with at usc in los angeles, southern california where the commencement there is canceled because of security concerns. bret? >> bret: david spunt here at gwu, david, thanks. the biden administration is being very careful about what it's saying and not saying about the demonstrations. white house correspondent peter doocy has that part of the story live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: bret, good evening. officials here say president biden's focus is not on the campus chaos but rather on ongoing negotiations to free hostages. and they say the president is supportive of the protesters, up to a certain point. >> it is a painful moment. we get that. [chanting divest] >> peter: white house officials sympathize with prefers but won't weigh in on consequences. >> free expression

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. >> steve: in georgia, classes went virtual at emery universal after chaotic and violent scenes yesterdays jonathan serrie is in atlanta. >> the decision to move classes online came out of an abundance of caution after yesterday's heated protest where 28 people were arrested. protesters did return to the campus quad this afternoon, but so far the demonstrations have been peaceful. [chanting] >> with hundreds of arrests nationwide, classes coming to a halt and students and teachers feeling threatened. former facebook coo sheryl sandberg says it's time for honest conversation. >> university is a time where you can talk about any issue open dialogue. but when you see students yelling at the columbia campus to a jewish student go back to poland, when you see someone saying october 7th is going to happen to you, that's not okay. >> the university of florida has a clear message for its students try to set up a tent on campus and face a 3 year suspension. mike? >> mike: steve harrigan live in new york city. steve, thanks a lot. we have just concluded a first week of testimony in the historic tri

. >> reporter: there's really been a wide range of responses from college administrators, in emery there was real violence on cam russ. a lot of administersers saying most of those demonstrators who were charged with pepper spray and sometimes rubber bullets had no affiliation with the campus. these were outsiders. at university of texas at austin, it was police on horseback who charged the crowd to break up an encampment. other schools trying to use threats of what could happen trying to make sure no tent the cities get built. university of florida threatening students with a 3-year suspension if they try and have overnight demonstrations on campus. griff, tobacco to you. -- back to you. griff: we're following the protests at gw. police are -- have 23409 moved in yet, we'll see where that goes. steve harrigan, thanks. molly: we're joined by current george washington student sabrina and recent graduate of wake forest, jasmine. we wanted to bring you in because we want to hear your voices, what you're experiencing, what you're seeing out there in the world and get your thoughts on it. sab

you're not emery side are in full, but tell them can, can talk to them the 7 points behind and they played 3 games less ahead of a match against rivals also on sunday. and they've done it again by a labor case and left it late to grab it. so you to draw again. ship got to remain on beach and all season in a stretch, extending to 46 matches. ship. got wind turn. oh, all the come back folks in the 61st minutes on the phone does a good tompkins, i mean, i believe with the goal. and then with the last kick of the game robot andric school, the goal that present the incredible record is the 10th time the season. a school in at a time to win or 2 again. this is miss chantelle. the title but hurricane has become the 1st ever boone does make a debbie tones to school or assist against every club in a season. he schooled twice in on the next to one way and again spring foot, taking his 3 autonomy to full 100 goes to the club and country. now school 35 me. so this season roughly down has had his biggest win since returning to tennis basing a top 20 opponents for the 1st time since 2022 is the sort of

that is philippe emery there, who is a councillor in dunkirk. well, look, heard it there.loke there in france from exactly the place where we might be the boats back to. by be towing the boats back to. by the saying he'd be bang in the way, saying he'd be bang in favour i'm joined now by favour of it. i'm joined now by tory mp and parliamentary private home private secretary to the home secretary sunderland. private secretary to the home secretary you sunderland. private secretary to the home secretary you veryderland. private secretary to the home secretary you very much.i. james. thank you very much. great have you the show. great to have you on the show. look what's stopping us. we've got videos here violent thugs got videos here of violent thugs preparing cross english preparing to cross the english channel. you've got people in france be more channel. you've got people in franchappy be more channel. you've got people in franc happy for be more channel. you've got people in franc happy for us be more channel. you've got people in franc happy for us to be more channel.

what i can do is ask our deputy director emery cohen to let you know what the opportunities for engagement are. that's a really good question. >> thank you. >> commissioner? >> thank you very much for addressing the question that i was going to pose about denial of service data, i'm looking for the deep dive in april, that sounds terrific. i know that in the news, there was also some issues related to rv residents in bernle reported in the newspaper. and i wanted to find out if we are doing out reach to those folks and what the status of that situation may be? >> yes, the homeless out team has been engaging with those folks in bernle hill, there are very few rvs and i drove up there this morning and i only saw about five. and we are, you know, we are working with them and offering them problem solving resources. >> terrific, and it sounded like we're making incremental progress on winston and you're talking about people being informed. >> yes, we continue to work closely with the supervisors office we're still trying to work on identifying a site and so that work continues. it's just been

speaker, i'd like at this point in time to yield three minutes to the speaker emery thousands of united states house of representatives. she is a native of baltimore, the daughter of a mayor, daughter of a wongperson, but the daughter of the city. the honorable nancy pelosi. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i especially thank him for his leadership for the great state of maryland and the city oif -- and the city of baltimore as well as for calling this special order this evening so that we could come together and express the heart break that we all felt and now to commemorate the collapse of the francis scott key bridge and these six beautiful souls, loving memory of them who last their souls on that dark morning. thank you again, congressman, for ordering this special order. i join you and congresswoman -- conditioningman sarbanes in recognizing leadership role of the governor of maryland, wes moore. i want to pay tribute to the mayor of baltimore, brandon scott, and to all our con gregal delegation for uniting together in a bipartisan way in resp

it gave boss unai emery victory in his 1,000th match as a manager.ld the event in 2014 so the facilities are already there. beautiful sunny conditions for much of it, as well. the idea would be for the city to stage a scaled—down games, with fewer sports and all the costs covered by the commonwealth games federation, as uncertainty continues over the event's long—term future. a final decision is expected by the end of may. that is just about it from aintree but i am distracted by these wonderful hats. i'm not really a hat person, i would look like the artful dodgerfrom oliver person, i would look like the artful dodger from oliver twist, person, i would look like the artful dodgerfrom oliver twist, butjanice dodger from oliver twist, but janice and dodgerfrom oliver twist, butjanice and charlotte look fantastic. apparently the theme is a celebration, which the flowers on top of your head, it certainly is that. pansies, and this is my favourite. to bee or not to bee. i want to be a peacock with the finest feathers! that's it, the flat cap. the big que

aston are managed by unai aston villa are managed by unai emery, who initially emery, the guy who initially arsene wenger at arsenal back in 2018. and he'll go point to prove go there with a point to prove it's his first trip back it's not his first trip back there. i don't think as as villa manager, there's little manager, but there's a little bit of a of a dynamic there. the man probably should be where man who probably should be where mikel arteta is now failed in the to aston the job. he's gone to aston villa, well. villa, he's done very well. he'll a point he'll go there with a point to prove. a little prove. so it's a little bit trickier arsenal they trickier for arsenal if they both go back both win. arsenal go back top arsenal back. well it depends actually. i think there might be actually. i think there might be a goal difference. i'll check that hour. you've a goal difference. i'll check that me hour. you've a goal difference. i'll check that me outour. you've a goal difference. i'll check that me out there. u've a goal difference. i'll check tha oh me out there. u've a goal diffe

. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and emery return -- and annmariek earnings coming out now with an interesting read. welcome back, this is "bloomberg surveillance." annmarie hordern, lisa abramowicz, jonathan ferro. jonathan ferro is off. we just got banks earnings. we are good to get into it. i want to set the scene because it has been it to much was weak in terms of section. a selloff and a recalibration that has left more questions than answers. manus: it has been a solicitation of the believe the federal reserve has the ability to cut, three bumps in the road. really changing the narrative. bonds are running in the u.s.. likewise in germany, a monster move because we have this divergence at play in rates and equities. it is manifesting as we see the bond market fly higher. lisa: confidence tubbs put it well when he sent there are different narratives driving different actions. it is difficult to come up with any cohesive storyline. with talk about whether treasuries are a haven bid and he goes to this question of how much are we seeing deeply th