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happy trails, foster.r beat at the white house, you ge some fantastic and extensive reporting this weekend. on joe biden, who he is in his life and his taste. >> joe biden -- he eats chop salad with grilled chicken and legs gatorade and homemade chocolate chip cookies. >> i agree, brian, that is some extensive reporting for the foo network. applause.

olly foster there for us.ere is no let up what whatsoever in this match. 9—9 at the moment. we will bring you the latest as soon as someone wins it, basically. it's really tense. rates, let's go to the next story, swansea and brentford they have been given an extra 1,000 tickets each for saturday's championship play—off final at wembley. that takes the allowed attendance to 12,000. the extra tickets have been granted as part of an nhs app trial and won't apply for the league one or two finals, which is capped at 10,000 spectators. antonio conte has left inter milan just three weeks after leading the club to the seria a title. the former chelsea boss spent two years at the san siro but has departed by mutual consent. he's been linked to jobs at real madrid and tottenham. egan bernal is still in the leader's pinkjersey with 4 stages to go at the giro d'italia. but for the first time, in this afternoon's stage, he's lost time. ireland's dan martin broke away impressively to win stage 17 — he's now won stages at t

my youngest boy said foster looked like a cowboy and he did. happy trail, foster.ed. >> the largest increase in federal spending since world war ii coming today in the form of president biden's $6 trillion budget. what is it and how are we paying for it? live report from dc. >> the scientific community, the data disproportionately stacked up that it was coming out of a lab. jillian: lead investigator on the origins probe is confident the virus likely came from a lab

foster care is basically their training. guys for the adult system jails prisons, there is a label on posture. teenagers were bad. at a certain age, they just give up on you. all right. joining me now is noel and i are the host and producer of un adopted and part of the team. and why are media in oakland? no. well, it's great to have you on today. thank you for taking the time, you know, obviously making this documentary a very personal journey for you. so i want to start with sort of why you decided to make this film and for some context you entered the foster care system when you were just one year old and then you aged out of the system at 21, having never have been adopted by a family. in essence, you wanted to know why. and what did you find out? thanks for having me on the show. and you know, i made daca the documentary and adopted with wire media because of the fact that i spent an unprecedented amount of time in the system and 20 years in the system is not okay. cannibalizing so i used the documentary to kind of inve

that my kids would go to a foster care. and i sat there, and i just rocked.y right mind. >> it is hot arrow going through your brain, through your heart. people don't want to believe that the system is broke. that someone can get plucked up, innocent of anything and be convicted their family blown apartment you go back to your cell afterwards, i lay down, close your eyes and say, lord -- i don't know why, but please help me through this. ♪ ♪ the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $349 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. advil dual action fights pain 2 ways. it's the first and only fda approved lease the 2021 nx 300 for $349 a month for 36 months. combination of advil plus acetaminophen. advil targets pain. acetaminophen blocks it. advil dual action. fast pain relief that lasts 8 hours. my great grandmother started a legacy of education in my family. she ran for state office. had no problems breaking the norms. she had a dream and decided to pursue it. find the strong women in your family with ancestry. >> after they wer

that my kids would go to a foster care. and i sat there, and i just rocked.i was seriously not in my right mind. >> it is hot arrow going through your brain, through your heart. people don't want to believe that the system is broke. that someone can get plucked up, innocent of anything and be convicted their family blown apartment you go back to your cell afterwards, i lay down, close your eyes and say, lord -- i don't know why, but please i don't know why, but please help me through this [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. have you ever seen this before? it's okay. she's so beautiful. janie, check this out. >come here. >>let me see. (chuckles) she looks...kind of like me. yeah. that's because it's your grandma when she was your age. oh wow. that's... that's amazing. oh and she was on t

. >> thank you, so much, chairman foster. thank you chairman waters, ranking member mchenry, and in the entire ai task force, ranking member gonzalez. i'm am the founder and ceo of a nonprofit research organization evaluating the use of new technologies and data in financial services to drive greater financial inclusion. it is focused on the use of alternative financial data and machine algorithms and credit underwriting because credit not only helps to bridge short-term gaps but is critical to enabling long-term investments for families. the credit system reflects and influences the abilities of families and small businesses to participate in the broader economy. i think we also realize about 20% of u.s. adults in the u.s. lack a sufficient credit history to be scored under the most widely used model. another 30% struggle to access credit because their scores was that communities of color and low income populations are substantially more likely to be affected. more than 30% of african-americans and hispanics can't be scored

police had arrested her boyfriend, hunter foster, on drug charges.ppearance. but when they looked at cell tower and tollway records, they realized hunter's alibi was rock solid. >> his cell phone is down in dallas. his toll tag shows that he came back to dallas that evening. everything indicates he's in dallas. >> which is not anywhere near where she was getting into her car? >> 20, 25 miles away. >> and the reason hunter was so reluctant to give up his phone? well, it had nothing to do with christina. hunter was dealing drugs that night. and the proof? one of his customers was a narc. >> hunter foster actually dealt to an undercover agent. >> so on the night christina vanishes, hunter is selling drugs to an undercover officer? >> yes, sir. >> then, less than a week after hunter's arrest, police had something else to announce. enrique arochi was under arrest for kidnapping christina morris, though police believed he had murdered her. >> i can't even explain the emotions and the pain. my whole world was turned upside down. >> you knew she was gone the

depending on how long it's going to be here, we can transfer it to a foster family. the foster family can work with its behavior, help get it settled in and then we put it up on the website and people interested in adopting during the height of covid, we were just matching them with the foster family so that they didn't -- neither party had to come into the shelter. so that's been good. in the beginning, we were really less sure how covid spread. we were working in different shifts so we had team a and team b. so if team a became infected we had team b come in. we had wards prepared for dogs who were exposed to covid because in the beginning, there was a lot of concern about pets being a source or a way to spread covid. >> fortunately, you didn't have to take care of pets who caught covid-19. >> no. just the two or three. we also thought there would be a lot of people who were hospitalized for long periods of time who would need our custody program support. we have a regular program where you're a hospitalized victim of a fire in court, incarcerated, domestic violenc

a fostering program. >> we started fostering because of covid in the lockdown. so we were at home and it was easy to take in dogs that need it home. >> reporter: they weren't quite sure what to expect an kelly says they have had nothing but great experiences. >> it has been fun to be with these dogs. each one has its own personality. they are so sweet and loving. it makes you realize they need a home. >>> he is so good. >> you are a lifesaver because these are dogs in virtually every case on euthanasia rest at sums shelter. >> reporter: al malika is the executive director of need with two locations, one in other area shelters to keep om them from being put but they noticed more and more they were having to leave larger dogs behind because they cost so much more to care for. >> a lot of larger dogs come with behavior problems so we have to devote more time with the behavior staff and medical staff to take care of these guys because we want them to be adoption ready. >> reporter: the bigger breeds also need more space so they don't get kennel stress. that is where

older youth in foster care and adults who experience foster care as a child can speak to what worked for them and, of course, what didn't work. they should always have a seat at the table. over and over again i've heard the same thing from kids in foster care, so i'm repeating what i said previously. they want a mom hand a dad. they want a family. and they want a place to call home. for some kids, this goal can be met by their families getting help with mental illness, substance abuse or housing. for others, the dream of a family can be found through foster care and eventually adoption. for others, kinship care provides an opportunity for stability and permanency. there is no one-size-fits-all approach, no silver bullet that can help kids the same way. but there is one common outcome that we can strive for -- we should be very -- we should be wary of attempts to undo progress that has been made in speeding up adoptions and providing permanency for these children. the goal should always be to protect kids from neglect and abuse and, at the same time, improve their well-being. move ahe

dr christian jessen will have to pay arlene foster £125,000 but his bill will be substantially higherocial media. emma vardy, thank ou. the manchester united player marcus rashford says he received "at least 70 racial slurs" on social media, after the team lost last night�*s europa league final to villarreal. he said one message was apparently from a maths teacher. the club said its players had been subjected to "disgraceful racist abuse" which wouldn�*t be tolerated. the conservative mp rob roberts has been suspended from the commons for six weeks, after he made repeated unwanted advances to a member of staff. mps approved the motion to suspend him. the commons leaderjacob rees—mogg said it would be "honourable" if mr roberts stood down as an mp. thejoint committee on human rights will look into the issue of forced adoptions in the 19505, �*60s and �*70s, following our coverage this week. it will hold sessions to speak to the birth mothers and the children, as witnesses and a government minister will give evidence. programme at a residential care unit called winterbourne view, there�

he just tells foster to go. so foster starts marching down towards the fort. if you ever go to fort harrison, you'll go down the battlefield route and this is the road throughout the foster took. there's three swales that you'll see. and each time he goes down to swale he's safe, but when he comes up he sit with fire from the louisiana guards artillery to his right? and from fort gilmer to his front. he goes down the second swale. he comes up he gets hit he goes on the third swale he comes off and he gets hit. they finally come out of the third swale and it's a very short hike to the fort from here. they rush the fort but they're stopped they retreat. they go back and reform the fifth us cts arrive for new market heights. i'm going to try it again. so they attack again. and they're stopped cold. what about williams attack? william is not a great tactician as you'll see. he has three regiments the seventh eighth and 9th us cts. and he's facing a more daunting task in front of him as fort gilmer. to his left front his ford greg and there's an apron or fortificat

fostering big dogs?e started because we were online were home and it was easy to take in dogs i needed home for a little bit. >> the waggoner's already have a family dog, a yellow lab named izzy, they weren't sure what to expect when adding a foster dog but they have had nothing but great experiences. >> it's been so fun to be with these dogs, each one has their own personality and they are so sweet and loving, it makes you realize need a home. >> he is so good. >> you are literally a lifesaver because these are dogs in virtually every case, they are on a euthanasia list of some shelter. >> reporter: al is the executive director of pets and the income of the no kill shelter has two onredwood and palo alto. staff pull do shelters to keep them from being put down but they notice more and more they were having to leave larger dogs behind because they cost more to care for. >> a lot of larger dogs, behavior problems, so we have to devote more time with the behavior staff and the medical staff to take care of

she first met leah when she was 13 in foster care. leah was the adoption specialist, trying to find her a forever home what did you see in her? >> i saw a lot of myself in her. we joked that we're like really old women in young women's bodies, because we like to go to bed early. we have a lot of the same interests. once she trusted me, we just clicked. >> she would beg leah to be her mom, but leah wasn't allowed to adopt a child she worked with. still, they stuck together. >> she's been the only consistent person who has been there since the day we met in my life. >> after she graduated early from high school and legally became an adult, leah discovers she could finally give manyae a family in what's called an adult adoption. >> i said, is this something you want >> she asked me if i wanted to change my name when i made that decision, that's when it hit me, like oh, my god, this is really happening. that's when it hit me, that this will be my new life now. >> they announced their big news with a tiktok dance, not just celebrating, but

fostering when you have to do something else with your money.he zero interest rate policy is continuing to that, but i'm not sure qe is contributed to that to the extent the people think it is. >> i'm often guilty of being seduced by the should or shouldn't debate with the federal reserve. after the payrolls report earlier this morning, i wonder whether it takes the debate away from the june meeting and pushes it back to july again? >> they can be helpful in doing that. it's also going to depend what the next payroll numbers look like. we have to look at the lens of their policy reaction. one of the primary components is they believe inflation is anchored. they are willing to press this a whole lot further. the other component is financial stability. if they believe there qe policy starts to create instabilities within the financial markets for a potential to that to happen anytime near term, they also react. at the moment, i think they believe that inflation is anchored and it pushes things back from june in terms of announcing tapering. my gue

their part must reckon with the fact that individualism and self actualization are not enough to foster happiness and well-being under own. the fabric of is not enough on its own to meet the needs of its citizens. humans create membership within localities and associations and rather than building a cultural or political environment that would foster this sort of belonging, liberalism has historically done the opposite. we could do about in rural america by not just investing in individuals like for instance, giving subsidies to individual farmers but also by looking to support fictitious and networks that support them. that could involve protecting farmland the agricultural easements, providing lands that help past land down from one generation to the next, revitalizing straggling downtowns, and countless other measures that also connecting members at a local community and enabling them to help and support each other. reform could also happen by investing our capital stewardship in long-term care rather than an temporary profit. for instance, private actors to invest madrid of its kind

it is the outgoing first minister of northern ireland, arlene foster. hello, arlene.t time i've been called a celebrity guest, - but there you go, maybe that'sj because i'm leaving office soon and i'm getting a new moniker. yes, so it is your first time on as first minister, but also probably last time on as first minister, but hopefully not your last time ever on. yeah, i think it's my last time on as first minister, yes. - right, there you go. and it's an excuse for me to tell my trademark arlene foster story about when i first met you at a tory party conference and one of your super fans ran up and said, "i can't believe i'm meeting arlene phillips in the flesh, it's so exciting!" laughter well, there are not too many arlenes in public life so, i mean, _ i used to love watching - arlene phillips on strictly come dancing, so i'm quite a fan of arlene phillips myself, i so i didn't actually— mind him saying that to me. that's great. we should have got her on as well! that would have been great. yes. it would have been podcast gold. there you go, an idea for the futur

of sports the 1st fight is bob foster vs jerry's younger brother mike. just watch the punch next time we talk you look at me that's the hardest a human being can hit another yeoman. i was like jack johnson versus tommy burns when the earth was a middleweight who banged really hard and it was an exhibition about and they were like all right we're just going to touch each other and and birds on opening and hit jack and knocked him down and jack i was so mad and when jack got up he had tommy so hard that he knocked all of his teeth out of me were embedded in johnson's clothes so if you guess they slipped it a little you have to see him it's him so hard that tommy goes out he's out cold and always d. the gone from the roof and when johnson hits already falls down and see what he gets up you see him look at his glow and dust off the teeth but. i'm going on e bay and buy in that glove later after the show all right i pick that truck to wrestle peter's next time we'll meet our friend tanya's place i'd love to break bread with your good cat has once again a pot

that go back and watch bob foster here in the jerry corey jerry and mike correa fight bob foster and mohammed ali on a double cardon vibe world of sports the 1st fight is foster versus jerry's younger brother mike just watch the punch next time we talk you look at me that's the hardest a human being can hit another yeoman. i was like jack johnson versus tommy burns when the earth was a middleweight who banged really hard and it was an exhibition about nehru michael raper just going to touch each other and and birdies on opening in him jack and knocked him down in jack and so mad and when jack got up he had tommy so hard that he knocked all of his teeth out of me were embedded in johnson's clothes so if you get a swift little it was you have you see him it's him so hard that tommy goes down he's out cold and i was d. the gone from the roof and when johnson hits was already falls down too but he gets up you see him look at his glow and dust off the teeth. i'm going on e bay and buy in that glove later after the show all right i pick that to talk to wrestle peter's next time we'll meet

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thank you, very much, allie foster. the atmosphere certainly building there. —— allie foster.rentford and swansea battle it out for a place in the premier league next season. brentford are aiming to end their 7li—year absence from the top flight, and they lost out at this stage last year, while swansea are looking to return to the premier league after three years away. adam wild has this report. they call it the richest game in football, for the winners, it's worth much more than that. swansea and city fancier waving their team off to wimbley, the value of a place at domestic football's top table goes way beyond the price tag. swansea has been to wimbley on one before, victory in the playoff final a decade ago was for all involved a transformative moment. a change the course of my life commits a life—changing game. it was described then as £1 million game, but, it was more than that for us all. the season comes to an inevitable conctusion— the season comes to an inevitable conclusion for swansea city. the heartbreak _ conclusion for swansea city. the heartbreak of _ conclusion

this is on the eastbound side on the foster city side, right near that foster city boulevard exit. now, again, not seeing any on the westbound side and looks like there's a little fog as you're driving across there. so just drive a little careful. we'll have more on that throughout the morning. the for now let's get back to the news. well in national news, the house voted to approve legislation to establish an independent commission to investigate the violent insurrection on january 6 at the u.s. capitol and washington, dc correspondent anna wiernicki joins us live with the details. good morning, anna. >> good morning. so with these 35 republicans breaking ties with their party in this vote. it raises a lot of questions and concerns about what this means for the republican party moving forward and exactly how strong their message of unity really is. >> the bill is passed. >> 35 republicans broke ranks and joined democrats to pass a bill that would create an independent january 6 commission. the american people, the capitol police deserve answers we have people scaling the capital h

by a young octopus he found in an underwater forest near cape town foster began to document their daily interactions and the mollusk wowed him and his fellow directors this curiosity turned a personal video project into a full length documentary. i mean it's lots of ways and we incrementally built that to be something that could appeal to a group who are not only interested in this natural history in this environment but sold everything craig's going to as a human being you saw there relatable things he's dealing with guilt this appalling moment so he's conflicted about things he's trying to sort of move security. and patience and assimilation all the source human qualities that. oh big question serious stories just the contact area. and the effort is welcome on ground in cape town. name a lot because it had a profound effect not just on their families when the tourists do retain and they came to try and do something and the members amazing what we did was building up the skills that. you know you had to follow that. it's a lesson in how humans and nature can co-exist in mutual apprecia

i'm 0lly foster live at the stadium. teams have arrived in kick—off is less than 90 minutes away. turning up the heat in tokyo — how soaring temperatures will pose a serious threat to olympic athletes. and the pemrokshire surfer hoping to keep his cool to qualify — as surfing makes its debut injapan, will he. good evening. it was 22 years ago today 0le gunnar solskjaer produced one of manchester united's most memorable moments, winning the champions league thanks to his late goal. will he provide another, this time as manager, and win the europa league, his first piece of silverware since taking charge. they face a specialist in this competition, three time winner and former arsenal manager unai emery, now of villereal.tonight�*s final is staged in gdansk in poland with 2000 fans from each side attending. we'll be live there shortly, but first let's hear from the united camp. every player who goes into a final has the expectation and pressure to win. you have to prepare to win. we plan to win. we expect to win, but i'm s

to counter act that threat, secretary of state john foster dulles was instrumental in organizing thest asia treaty organization, uniting australia, new zealand, pakistan, the united states in a defensive alliance against communist aggression. a crisis erupted when the suez canal was abdicated. the canal was closed to british, french and israeli ships. israel invaded egypt. russia proposed a soviet american force to restore order but secretary dulles prevailed on the combatants to yield to a u.n. mission pending mediation. also in the mideast a communist faction attempted to overlow the lebanese government. the president asked for aid from the united states. in the first application of the eisenhower doctrine, the president dispatched u.s. marines to beirut despite strong russian protests. the presence of the marines quickly restored order. when an acceptable plan was adopted in the united nations guaranteeing the integrity of lebanon, american troops were withdrawn in favor of aun force. a sim erring problem came to a head in 1958 when islands were bombed by the republic of china. th

thirty years ago, jodie foster and anthony hopkins delivered oscar-winning performances in "the silenceost influential horror films of modern times. based on a true story, jodie foster stars as a defense attorney trying to get her client freed from guantanamo bay

she has been a foster mother to dozens of babies over the decades. and as we see, she is not moving her cradle to the garage any time soon. >> lind a owens has opened her heart to the smallest in need. for 34 yea snt un >> mri or children, so for these babies to come in to my care, it's a rewarding, very rewarding, heart-warming thing to be able to have sleepless nights. >> reporter: the 78-year-old has been given many names through the years. >> mama linda, miss linda or baby whispers now. >> reporter: do you remember all of the children that come in to your care? >> they all have a mark in your life. i have pictures from when i started, i have pictures in drawers and in boxes. >> reporter: some of them come pretty small. a number of them have a tough start. some newborns are developmentally delayed from being born on drugs. >> the reward is to see the smile, the eye contact. >> reporter: owens cares long after the babies leave her home. erica adopted a baby that she fostered 12 years ago and still remembers her advice. >> she is in her crib, and sh

thing it's a captivating tale of friendship south african filmmaker and naturalists craig foster was intrigued by a young octopus he found in an underwater forest near cape town foster began to document their daily interactions and the mollusk wowed him and his fellow directors this curiosity turned a personal video project into a full length documentary. i mean it's also what he said we incrementally so builds it to be something that feels real group who are not really interested in this sort natural history in this environment sold everything craig's going to as a human being he saw the relatable things he's dealing with guilt disappointments he's conflicted about things he's trying to sort of if it's a curiosity. and it's patience and assimilation always so human qualities that. well being questions in your story is just the contact area. and the effort is welcome on ground in cape town. i think it can have a profound effect not just on a seat when the tourists do it to make a to try to do something. significant but treated with pulling off business skills and. you know how it how

arlene foster. where he warned of the "anxieties and unsettledness" in northern ireland caused by the implementation of the brexit deal. lord frost, who has questioned how sustainable the agreement is, was appearing before the european scrutiny committee following a visit to northern ireland last week. he told mps that current talks with the eu had not been "hugely productive." i think it will be a bit bumpy for a time, but there's a lot in there, and lot of business to be done. and we got the institutions and making this work. that's the trade and cooperation agreement between the uk and eu. the northern ireland protocol requires goods arriving there from britain to undergo eu checks which have caused disruption to trade. the important thing is to make sure the protocol operates in a balanced and pragmatic way which takes into account the real conditions. we saw an example of this over the weekend of the kind of problems that can regenerate. and whereby it was clear despite i think a little bit of

we have 400,000 kids in foster care we have added another 15% to the foster care system, so it is already under a lot of stress. the pressure will hurt that. we have to put pressure on joe biden. if public opinion is strong enough, he will respond. that is how the country works. i think we will pushing to do the right thing eventually. if not, it will show itself in the elections of 2022 when we retake the house and senate, as well. host: randy in michigan what a me to ask you, if i hear you correctly, you would like the government to take over our gas distribution in the country after the heck? randy saying it was a good idea. guest: i would not go that far. i do think our cybersecurity needs -- we need a better partnership with private industry, and i was a cyber guy in the military, a 30 year air force guy, involved in the cyber community, and we need to have a better partnership, but also when somebody does this, they need fear that america will strike back. so the perpetrators of this need to know that america is looking for them. if they are criminals, we are going to go arrest them

usd artwork or center trade policy will foster broad-based equitable growth, increase innovation and give workers a seat at thetable . i know that in the past t some of our trade agreements have fallen short of theirpromised gains and benefits .none includes the high standards recently achieved in the updated agreement we concluded with canada and mexico. but these agreements show our close economic ties and i am committed to using every tool available to make them work well. more trade and to have a positive impact on reopening. the united states mexico canada agreement will bust bipartisan approval gives me confidence that this approach is worthwhile. historically congress and administrations have cobbled together just enough votes to get trade agreements across the legislative finish line and then moved on to the us mca can and must break that trend. we must invest and commit to the agreementsfor and successful implementation . i will enforce the new standards, follow through on our commitments and use the agreement to ensure that our partners canada and mexico due to. the renewed

foster student month.ank you to everyone who helped produce and present this report, everyone who took the time to attend an event and provide input, and everyone who has attended an lcap task force meeting this year. we hope that the feedback, recommendations, and questions in this report will be used as a vehicle for dialogue in the process of continuous improvement as we seek to serve the success of all sfusd students. this concludes our report. we welcome your questions and comments. >> thank you, and i believe there are two slides that we didn't get to see, so for the public, if you'd like access to that, it's available on boarddocs and perhaps we can screen share the last two. >> yeah, the last two are the appendix, so they list the documents that we referenced in drafting the report, which were last year's report, the learning continuity feedback from the fall, and the budget update regarding the learning funds from this past fall, and then, the last slide is a list of the stakeholder engagements th

and arlene foster�*s solicitor said outside court today that he hopes this acts as encouragement for weather with stav. hello there. much of the country saw a fine day today with some good spells of sunshine, and it felt much warmer than what we�*ve been used to for this month so far. now, tonight, we�*ve got some changes in the forecast briefly. we�*ve got a weather front pushing in from the west that�*s going to bring thicker cloud to much of the country, but outbreaks of rain will affect northern ireland, then pushing across the irish sea into western scotland, western england and wales. there will be some clear spells further north and east, and it�*s here where we�*ll see temperatures drop down to around 6 to 8 degrees. further west, though, where we have the cloud and the rain, 9 to 11 degrees. so we start friday on a rather grey note for many of us. a weak weather front will bring further outbreaks of rain to western areas, the rain slowly petering out through the day. best of the sunshine, the north and east of the country. where we get any sunny spells, that will set off the

indeed, i thank you very much olly foster. let thank you very much 0lly foster.elebrating. brentford will be playing premier league football for the first time next season after they beat swansea in the playoff final at wembley. they haven't been in the top flight since 1947, but a penalty from ivan toney and then this effort from emiliano marcondes gave them a 2—nil victory, it's been a long wait for brentford — this was their tenth play—off campaign but their first success. after the final whistle, of course i was very emotional, and very... there was tears in my eyes, and in a lot of the staff and a lot of the players, because it's so big. harlequins won a thriller against bath to reach rugby union's premiership play—offs. the won by 44 points to 33 — running in six tries at the stoop — to make sure of a top four finish with two games to go. after three weeks of racing, we're heading into the final stage of the giro d'italia. and egan bernal, of the ineos grenadiers, leads by nearly two minutes ahead of the 18—mile time trial. simon yates is likely to finish o

we have been facing scenes, the pandemic started and even before a treaty would foster improve sharing trust and accountability and provide the solid foundation on which to build either mac on isms for global health security. chinese state media says the government is relaxing, family planning restrictions to allow 3 children per couple. china scrap its decades old, one child policy and 2016, replacing it with a 2 child limit. but recent data still shows a dramatic decline in births in the world's most populous country. israel's opposition leader says there are still many obstacles in the way of a coalition just 2 days before the deadline for a new government expires. yay le, pete is in talks with ultra nationalists nationally. bennett could replace the current leader benjamin. that's them now. but it was the longest serving prime minister says an alliance between the centrist and right when rivals would be the fraud of the century. the country has faced a 2 year political stay later after 4 inconclusive elections. at least 60 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo

iam i am probably foster here at ahead of tomorrow night europa league final and the manchester unitedarriving here this evening in their hundreds. and, a year on from the death of george floyd, we look at the impact on the sporting world and ask if any changes have taken place. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. 12 of his players are involved in european finals, so england manager gareth southgate felt he could only name a provisional squad of 33 for the upcoming euros, including seven extra players. his final squad won't be named until next week, just before england's warm up games. there were a few surprise inclusions for now, dan roanjoins us from st george's park.dan, how unusual is this, that seven players will be told next week, they aren't in fact needed? there is no doubt that he was not trying to hide the fact that england has some challenges to overcome ahead of their heroes. as you have been mentioning, not least the fact that this week 12 of their players are involved in european finals with chelsea and manchester city contesting the champions league

so we have fallen right behind nick recommendations for sort how we can foster and ensure the talent red you're at home to develop these emerging technologies for the future. >> where they are drawing attention to this report because it really is groundbreaking, as you mentioned, and also bipartisan, which has got to be at the core of the whole purpose of this. legacy of senator mccain. given that we're in an interesting time with the evolution of covid-19 pandemic, and the last year has been a devastating time for our country, for our world, it's also i think helped us or should help us reconceptualize where security is. who expected a year ago that we would see this sort of harm that's come, not from a traditional adversary of course, but from this disease that's from the world. so with this in mind, reflecting on this particular moment in covid-19 pandemic, what do you think we need to do to understand the idea of security, perhaps in a way that isn't only defined by traditional understandings of defense? and maybe senator, if you could start the conversation. thank, you know this

foster care -- >> foster care, this is something that you're pursuing and i'm curious what made you pursueuld be in this crazy world without any support or anyone to -- to lean on to talk to, to reach out to for support or encouragement or help and there are hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people that find themselves in that situation by no fault of their own. so we are -- we've got an ambitious task here to ask people to -- one dollar, we are trying to raise $500,000 for 500,000 foster youth and -- >> that's quite -- >> this pandemic time. >> yeah. >> music is unity supports different organizations by our funds when we're on tour, and with us being -- >> i think it is such a worthy cause, and i want to say there are over 500,000 kids in foster care today. >> absolutely. >> when you break it down by race, a lot of kids of color, the way they drive kids to foster care and imagine turning 18 and turned loose in society and your program is focused on providing those kids with stability and a path forward. i'm curious because you've been doing this for a while now. do you keep in tou

and trying to foster more collaboration and civility. we had some recommendations focused on the schedule and calendar of congress. congress is often -- members of congress often spent too much time traveling and not enough time actually being in washington, d.c. to do the hard work of solving problems. we made a number of recommendations and we are continuing to pull that the thread on issues related to the recruitment, retention, and diversity of staff. so that we have a staff that is reflective of our nation and we can hang onto some of these terrifically talented people. we also had a series of recommendations focused on restoring the article 1 authorities of congress so it could truly be a coequal branch of government. and some of that looked at issues related to budgeting, to how congress makes spending decisions. and then finally, some of this was unique to the pandemic. it is a thread we are going to continue to pull in the 117th congress. all in all, a pretty broad purview of a whole bunch of issues that we looked at. all in the

foster freeze, rest in peace. that's about it for us tonight.e will be here to investigate the war on science that is in full flower tonight to our detriment. tomorrow 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. and of course of two nanette every night at 8:00 p.m. to the shell of that is the sworn and sincere enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. i hope you have the best night with the ones you love. the happiness is right next to you, you just need to recognize it. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," big breaking news night. tonight dr. doom and gloom flip-flop filed she continues to spin in a million different directions as he watches whatever credibility he has left totally collapsed. his sick offense of the media, they still don't want you asking tough questions about the origins of the coronavirus because get this, it's now apparently racist. we will explain straight ahead. and the democrats they a

stepping down _ minister arlene foster stepping down.. and that is leaving a vacuum. northern ireland is an extraordinary mess and sadly, it is a comment— extraordinary mess and sadly, it is a comment on the uk, ireland, the united _ a comment on the uk, ireland, the united states and others, to help deal with— united states and others, to help deal with that. and alongside that you have — deal with that. and alongside that you have these historic allegations of crimes— you have these historic allegations of crimes on all sides, both the british— of crimes on all sides, both the british state and loyalist paramilitaries and republican paramilitaries, so many of which have _ paramilitaries, so many of which have not— paramilitaries, so many of which have not been resolved.- paramilitaries, so many of which have not been resolved. we've got about a minute _ have not been resolved. we've got about a minute left _ have not been resolved. we've got about a minute left let's _ have not been resolved. we've got about a minute left let's talk -

and i'm all foster at the gates are open, the fans are pouring in and the teams have just arrived.ford are promoted to the premier league as they return to the top flight for the first time in 7a years. and, having already won the tour de france, egan bernal is on the brink of another grand tour victory at the giro d'italia. we've got an action packed programme for you tonight. and where else to start but the biggest game in european club football. the champions league final between manchester city and chelsea gets under way in just under 90 minutes' time to find out who'll be crowned champions of europe. 16,500 lucky fans will be watching the game in porto. a huge occasion for all those involved. when all those involved. i start my career to play not even when i start my career to play not even one final champions league and look there's another one. we are here, more than grateful, lucky all of us we are. we are not overexcited to be here. we of us we are. we are not overexcited to be here-— to be here. we want to be overexcited _ to be here. we want to be overexcited tomorrow -

in a moment we'll speak to olly foster in porto.ester airport. this is obviously one of the largest exodus is of people from the uk. you have been speaking to the fans, what have been speaking to the fans, what have they been saying?— have they been saying? there is a lot of excitement _ have they been saying? there is a lot of excitement and _ have they been saying? there is a lot of excitement and some - lot of excitement and some trepidation here today. it has been strange seeing this airport to be busy, there are around 6000 man city ent 6000 chelsea fans, and i spoke to some of them earlier on. completely buzzing. nervous, i'm still nervous, but i can't believe we are — still nervous, but i can't believe we are going. still nervous, but i can't believe we are going-— still nervous, but i can't believe we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests _ we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests and _ we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests and been _ we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests and been negative,

our sports correspondent olly foster is in porto.foster is in porto. much of an upset was this t expectations how much of an upset was this to expectations for manchester city? we expectations for manchester city? - knew it was going to be tight. and all english final, these teams knew each other so well. but it was a slight upset because 19 points was a slight upset because 19 points was the difference between manchester city, they walked to another premier league title. chelsea a long way behind them. they just limped over the line into a top fourfinish which would just limped over the line into a top four finish which would give them qualification for this competition next year. you just felt that city would be set up in such an attacking way we looked at the team sheet that came out an hour and a quarter before kick—off 28 kick—off and pep guardiola the manchester city manager have really gone all out with his attack a few raised eyebrows between manchester city fans because it was so attacking but you've got to trust pep guardio

it will foster broad-based equitable prose, increase innovation, and give workers a seat at the table. -- i know that in the past, that includes the high standards we have achieved any updated agreement with canada and mexico. these agreements show our close economic ties and i am committed to using every tool available to make them work well for trade and have a positive impact on real people. the united states, mexico, canada agreement gives me confidence that this approach is worthwhile. historically, congress and administrations of come together just enough to get trade agreements across the legislative finish line and then just done. we must invest and commit to the full in successful implementation. as we enforce the new standard, hall on our commitments, and use the agreement, the terms of our trade relationship with canada and mexico workers if an important first step. the updated agreements now include the most conference and forcible flavor in environmental standards of any u.s. trade agreement, and i would argue any free treatment. united states, mexico, and canada should b