the city of gibraltar. application was always about that formal recognition on the list of uk cities, something queen victoria had seen fit to do. i am so pleased in thisjubilee year we having the formal recognition and i'm grateful formal recognition and i'm grateful for the kind words of prime minister johnson as this has finally been taken on board by the united kingdom government. mit? taken on board by the united kingdom covernment. ~ , ., , taken on board by the united kingdom covernment. ~ , . , ., ~ ., government. why has it taken long then? i think _ government. why has it taken long then? | think it— government. why has it taken long then? | think it is _ government. why has it taken long then? i think it is a _ government. why has it taken long then? i think it is a question - government. why has it taken long then? i think it is a question of - then? i think it is a question of somebody _ then? i think it is a question of somebody not _ then? i think it is a question of somebody not compiling -

~ , ., ., , gibraltar? i think you actually said the word, gibraltar?i think you actually said the word, it is status, _ gibraltar? i think you actually said the word, it is status, it _ gibraltar? i think you actually said the word, it is status, it is - the word, it is status, it is prestige, it i recognition, it is also a marketing tool, certainly for the tourism industry, which is very vibrant and strong. the history, in gibraltar goes back to moorish times. i have been in what's called the tunnels and to say you could almost smell the second world war, it does feel like that. i think very, very unique attractions that can be marketed at a higher level and should encourage more visitors and should encourage more visitors and therefore contribute to the overall economy within the city. thank you very much forjoining us. you're welcome. let's go back to the ken si space centre. the launch windows opens at 8.33am. that is an hour away. after that time has passed, there is a, sorry it opens at1 o' klok. after that time has passed there is a two—hour win

the luxury yacht was impounded by gibraltar authorities in march after us bank, j. p. morgan said its alleged owner dmitri pump janski's own a lot of money. his assets were frozen by the u. k. and the e. u after the invasion. that's our show for march. i count d, w dot com slash business, and the d. w. news you to channel. thank you so much for watching images that have been etched into memory. an unleashed moment gives free rain to its hatred and everything for the 30th anniversary on the rostock riots and their legacy. how could it come to this, the biggest racist attack in postwar, germany, foreigners, out, close up next on dw, the 77 percent for young africans studying and northern cyprus. sounds like a dream of any who do are ostracized, because of everyday racism, including when they're looking for a place to live, you will find a place that's life full and you reach out to the agent in that person with taxi? is it? no, i think it was 77 percent with 60 minutes on w o. enjoying the view. sh. come take a look at this tv highlight school every week in your inbox. s

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that finally changed and as part of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee, gibraltar is finally a city.an find much more on the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching bbc world news america. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler fountion; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ amna: good evening and welcome. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is away. on the "newshour" tonight, at the extreme. the death toll rises and millions are stranded after monsoons cause catastropic flooding in pakistan. then, fighting back. ukrainian forces launch a counter offensive to retake a strategic southern city from russian invaders, while a major nuclear power plant remains in the crossfire. and, a legendary career. serena wil

and finally, gibraltar — off the coast of spain, can at last call itself a city, though it's taken 180en victoria, but the status was never officially applied. well, that finally changed — and now, as part of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee, gibraltar is finally a city. that's all for now. you can get all the latest headlines on the bbc news website — do stay with bbc world news. thanks for watching. hello there. well, it was a fine bank holiday monday in wales. we had plenty of sunshine and, in porthmadog in the northwest, we had temperatures up to 25 celsius. looking at the weather picture for the rest of the uk this week, there will be a lot of drier weather. it turns quite breezy, though, at times in the south, perhaps a bit warmer over the next couple of days, but there's a big change in our weather patterns on the way as we head into the next weekend. high pressure stays to the north of the uk at the moment, and it's that that's driving in these north—to—northeasterly winds, bringing in quite a bit of cloud across scotland and down these eastern coastal areas of england. the c

and gibraltar off the coast of spain can finally call itself a city.d. victoria but that never applied-— victoria but that never aulied. �*, ., ,~ ., applied. it's finally changed and is part _ applied. it's finally changed and is part of _ applied. it's finally changed and is part of queen - and is part of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee, gibraltar is finally a city. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. hello there. well, it was a fine bank holiday monday in wales. we had plenty of sunshine and, in porthmadog in the northwest, we had temperatures up to 25 degrees. looking at the weather picture for the rest of the uk this week, there will be a lot of drier weather. it is quite breezy, though, at times in the south, perhaps a bit warmer over the next couple of days, but there's a big change in our weather patterns on the way as we head into the next weekend. high pressure stays to the north of the uk at the moment, and it's that that's driving in these north—to—northeasterly winds, bringing in quite a bit of cloud across scotland and down

and, finally, gibraltar — off the coast of spain, can at last call itself a city — though it's takenack in 1842 when the british territory was granted �*city status' by queen victoria, but the status was never officially applied. well, that finally changed — and now as part of queen elizabeth's platinumjubilee — gibralter is finally a city. i'm laura trevelyan. you can find much more on all the day's news at our website. you can find much more on all the day's news at our website. thank you for watching world news america. as we see out summer and head in towards the meteorological autumn, there's a very familiar story, particularly as far as rainfall is concerned. this chart shows the amount of rainfall expected over the next five days. notice there are huge swathes of the uk where there's no blue. it stays dry. but, there could be a few changes later in the week and into the weekend. notice this dip in the jet stream just to the south of iceland. within that, we're going to start to see a developing area of low pressure which will sink its way southwards in eastwards combine forces

they report the yacht was, quote, auctioned by the gibraltar admiralty, through a system of closed bedsically, midday, on tuesday, or as a spokesman said, the court added the 63rd minute been submitted for consideration, with this election process expected to take 10 to 14 days. the auctioneer said there was, quote, an unexpected late surge by prospective buyers. was one of those secret bids from rick scott? that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour, with stephanie ruhle, starts right now. tonight, unsealing the affidavit. the justice department is told that part of the reasons for the search warrant must be made public. but, how much will be revealed about why the fbi searched a former presidents home? then, as more states choke off access to abortion, voter registration, especially among women, is surging. plus, the new legal challenges, aimed at those who profit and pushing lies, and ask

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i mean, how do you see that development happening in the years has, i think, protect the rock of gibraltar. they've almost become utility. it's for the average consumer. and that's why you look at apple, you talk about install based mon, almost 2000000000, you know, in terms of consumers. and even when we look at i phone 14, i look down the road. ok, apple in terms of have an a r b r. that would be apple blast and we alternately, we baffled car in 2020 bad. you could the cloud in terms of microsoft, amazon, google does not go away. we're going to have clearly recession, but we believe it's going to be short and ultimately on the other side of this, that's why we want to be in tech stocks, in my opinion, needs the best ways to get there is a couple of new developments happening. well, in the last few days, one was president biden sort of investing through his new legislation into the 70 conductors. and chips also were looking at becoming an apple thinking about moving their operations from china to countries like india. perhaps. i mean, there's a lot of movement, there isn't. what do we hav

. >> we were atop pick, free cash flow and the rock of gibraltar in terms of the spending environmentsecurity, you sleep well at night knowing the demand cycles. charles: only three people i listen to and you are one of them, thank you. coming up, i give "my take" away on driving this market and the economy. it is not fear of missing out but fear of being locked down. and the shortest stocks in the market taking off outperforming the market, some ideas for you next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ ♪ ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taki

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>>> and this, a $75 million super yacht once owned by a russian olligarch auctioned thi week in gibraltared under the sanctions but this one is the first one to be sold. the financial screws to the russian economy. at least the richest. >> i was going to say, just $75 million. so it was on sale. amazing. >>> people who look alike -- sorry, that is not us, share dna. the new study that says that you might be distantly related to your doppleganger, next. >>> and -- ♪ i bet you think about me ♪ >> some texas college students are about to have the chance to study taylor swift. what is included in the new class, ahead. fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i usese the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-secocond scan i knowow my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ meta portal go. look professional. ♪ even if you don't feel it. meta portal. the smart video calling device... - r

a levant or cloud over the rock of gibraltar.ble to view this iconic site. it happened when an easterly wind brings warm moist air for the military an end condenses. not getting very far before getting stuck on a staircase. this is inside a subway station. the driver tested positive for cocaine according to local media. officials say no one was injured but removing the car was "laborious." park officials of the dinosaur valley state park in fort worth, texas, say they have new evidence dinosaurs once roamed the earth there. giant footprints that showed up after a summer of drought caused the river to shrink back. two dogs reunited. the 13-year-old pups have been celebrate their birthdays together for years after their owners met by chance at a local park. they notice that their doggies look very similar and eventually discover they are from the same litter. now they are one big happy family. of course they would celebrate their birthdays together. if you've got viral videos to share, hit us up @shannonbream or @foxnewsnight. kevi

you look at rock of gibraltars like apple. so i think it ultimately shows what's going to be a bifurcation of tech. you've got to own the right names. but i think right now in terms of sentiment, it continues to be as negative as i've seen going back to '09, 2010, even despite some of the rally we've seen over the last month. >> that's interesting. charlie, some of the names that you mentioned that were covid beneficiaries, peloton, amazon, netflix, zoom, i don't see a lot of enterprise names in there i wondering if your thesis extends to the possibility that we do get a drawdown in business investment, where enterprise really becomes the locus of any weakness >> very possible i could be careful and say there are some tech names that i think will do fine oracle has a big enterprise business and big hosting bess that is reasonably priced at 14 times earnings but a lot of these names just aren't fundamentally you have to go back to valuation. i know that's boring and a lot of investors hate to talk about valuation but it really

the rock of gibraltar. stuart: what did you major in?i majored in finance but i like to use metaphors because it just shows especially in this very rubik's cube market best ways to play. stuart: you are very good at this, back to the markets, the dow is down 20 points, fraction of 1%, 33-9, dow winners headed by cisco systems, 6% again, chevron, merck, ibm and caterpillar all active, the s&p 500 cisco systems, key site technologies, lots of energy companies out there this morning, nasdaq winner, cisco tops the list, broad, and so is xcel energy, plenty of energy stocks doing well today. is what is coming up, rory mcelroy describes tiger woods's persons during a meeting with pga tour players about live golf. >> i think it is pretty apparent when we get in the room there is an out far in there and it is not me. stuart: i guess that would be woods. his presence and taught pga players. he's talking about the switch to live. we have a report on that. credit reporting agency fitch predicting a severe housing downturn where prices could fall 15

this city, who could dig sufficient dirt to make richmond as impaired in program in prague noble as gibraltar. they put the shovel today pickaxe, and render some consideration for the community they devour. at the present, they are neither fundamental nor useful, it is high tide they should be put to some account. clearly reflecting his prejudices about free people here in virginia. this waxing and waning went on with confederate congress, and into the state capital. but, in february of 1864, on the 17th of the month, confederate government did step in. they requested 20,000 enslaved men who stepped forward. and, all free male negros, as they said, again, between 1850 years of age do any work for the confederate government needed. to make munitions, to work in hospitals, to do the earthworks. initially, the government ruling was that these people be paid $11 a month. in november of 1864, our congress amended that to increase pay to $18 a month. just keeping in mind about confederate inflation, that by the summer of 1864, a barrel of flour is in excess of $150. so, we are not talking about a l

who could dig sufficient dirt to make richmond is impregnable as gibraltar? our authorities ought to put every one of them to the shovel in pickaxe and make them render some consideration to the community for the bread and meat they devour at present they are neither ornamental nor useful. it is hard time. they should be put to some account. clearly reflecting his prejudices about free people here in virginia. this waxing and waning went on within the halls of the competitored congress and the virginia state capitol, but in february of 1864 on the 17th of the month confederate government did step in requesting 20,000 enslaved men and decent forward and all free male -- as they said again between 18 and 50 years of age to do any work that the competitor government needed from constructing earthquakes to making munitions and working in hospitals. initially the government ruling was that these people would be paid about eleven dollars a month in november of 1864 competitor congress amended that to increase pay to $18 a month. and just keeping in mind about confe

. >> the coolest video this is the rock of gibraltar. this is called a la banter crowd.d by the topography of the earth, the wind hits the mountain and pushed up and the wind continues to blow the clouds to the east and it happens during a strong wind and it is fun to see this time lapsed. sometimes you get these types of clouds that look like space ships on the eastern side of a mountain it is really cool, right speaking of wind, we could end up with significant winds across the northeast especially when this cold front moves eastward not much doing with it right now. a couple of spotty showers and thunderstorms across new york but as the front moves eastward a better risk of seeing some of these storms becoming stronger later this afternoon and into this evening especially this area in orange here it includes alnybait, includes hartford and boston, manchester, so these areas will likely see some of these storms produce winds up to 60 miles an hour and could see some hail and we can't rule out a weak tornado, too this cold front will continue to move to the east again,

over in new jersey and in her childhood, they owned a piece of the rock and they would show you gibraltaruld credential it. that is the way it was. with it, they became truly one of our best, most opinionated bond houses. these are people managing bond money, investment-great credit, and also, of course, debt. but more than anything, they have done it absolutely second to none. lisa: greg peters is joining us at a time when the wind condition in markets has been longer-term bonds. you have had a fascinating view on this oscillating between conviction and not so much. where you stand on an area that has been a haven amid near-term concerns about inflation? greg: the bond market has just reflected the new reality after russia invaded ukraine. we are still experiencing this inflation surge, and the thing that we are focused on is, like anyone else, the rollover. i think we are kind of missing the bigger question on the table: what is next? we were talking earlier, and the markets are entirely too comfortable with this notion that it is going to be a straight line down right to the mandated d

colonies, trading posts and dependent territories that are still in britain wasp, in particular gibraltarthe democratization of great britain, the dismantling of this the ugly ugly, the sins of drug addiction corrupt and the vulgarity of the british aristocracy. she is dangerous for the whole world and in this sense, of course, this is a zone of responsibility, and the americans, how they will solve it, is their problem, but this is also an entrance ticket. i must say american you guys saved it, and we call scotland vkb. and firstly, as he says, the supreme commander must decide the people, if necessary, scotland and even i will now say a terrible thing to wales, so we have no reason to support them, but we should also look for the americans that the question of the future of the territory previously called ussr from bilateral relations russian american confiscated he was there, but all went out for a walk. this is also an american problem. they allowed a situation where this issue was removed from the bilateral agenda. and if the americans are ready to discuss these issues in this new co

and gibraltar can officially call itself a city, 180 years after it was first granted the status by queenlunar surface in three years. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle reports. it's almost time. standing on launch pad 39b, the same one used by the apollo missions, the most powerful rocket nasa has ever built is ready for liftoff. the rocket is simply enormous. and it's only when you're standing here that you really get a sense of its size. and this is the last chance we'll see it up close. the launch pad is closing and fuelling is about to begin. because in just a few hours' time, this will be blasting off. the first step in our return to the moon for 50 years. we talk about moonshots as things that humans can do when we put our differences aside and we focus on the mission and do great things together. well, now we're going to have our own moonshot, right? and so this is our generation, like, we get to now say we did it. if we do this successfully monday, we have sent something like that, a human rated spacecraft to the moon. for its maiden launch, the rocket will push a capsule calle

uh, the taiwan strait, uh, the gibraltar strait of armut, you know a lot that there are things that cancribes in detail all cases of passage from, so to speak, through the strait zones e exit from the bays and so on. americans americans, by the way, are one of the few countries that not only did not sign or ratify in general, practically, so to speak, ignores this convention, but the americans have their own, so to speak, legislation. uh, plan to ensure uh freedom of navigation. and in general freedom of navigation for americans. this is a sacred cow. they are, uh, any. remembering here in the osce, we proposed a peace trust in the naval area along the lines of the vienna document. so the americans blocked and well, they were supported by the british, of course, but the main argument is oh , this will interfere with freedom of navigation, so for an american, freedom of navigation is let's just say i repeat the sacred cow again. so, uh, if finland and estonia well, of course, the mighty military powers refer to some of their missiles to some kind of air defense system about which they ca

colonies, trading posts and dependent territories, which are still in britain wasp in particular gibraltartain is the dismantling of this ugly ugly, addicted corrupt and vulgar british aristocracy. it is dangerous for the whole world, and in this sense, of course, this is a zone of responsibility, and the americans, how they solve it, is their problem, but it is also an entrance ticket. this is also an american problem; they allowed a situation where this issue was also the agenda has been withdrawn and if the americans are ready to discuss these issues in this new context. well , please, and if not, well, no, and there is no trial. okay, he said, i can see directly, the headlines, he says, well said, they just watch every broadcast of ours to be afraid or the people lays out the same holes, supposedly. with respect to this terrace rf i would advise anyone not to rush into determining who did it and why bite the most varied options? starting from the mistake of criminals ending with internal squabbles and ending with a terrorist attack on political motives of one kind or another. so if any