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younger brother against goliath's bigger father.es will last for ever. it is like 1939 for jack _ memories will last for ever. it is like 1939 forjack all _ memories will last for ever. it is like 1939 forjack all over again. ready for the match. let's see how they get on tomorrow. one potential giant—killing to another. they host manchester united tomorrow. lewis are a not—for—profit club, and they become the first side to a female player is the same as men. tomorrow is the big opportunity for the club. it is men. tomorrow is the big opportunity for the club-— for the club. it is about putting our name _ for the club. it is about putting our name out _ for the club. it is about putting our name out there, _ for the club. it is about putting our name out there, showing l for the club. it is about putting - our name out there, showing what we stand for, and for us players to do what we do, to do what we love and show ourselves. it's notjust the club you play for, you know when you are here, and i hope the fans and everyone else feels

it separated the field >> i would say the events of the last few weeks have accelerated our goliath is winning theme by at least five years. >> okay. i appreciate you being here. that's mike mayo, wells fargo securities reacting to that news from the white house banks on the mind of the treasury secretary, janet yellen speaking at an event in about 30 minutes time our steve liesman joining us now. she's really zeroing in, steve, on those regulations that were rolled back a few years ago, isn't the treasury secretary >> yeah, that's right, scott the rules rolled back by the trump administration it's been an area singled out for reform since this silicon valley bank and signature blowups that were out there. both the treasury secretary and the white house pointing to them, though i have to say, scott, it's not entirely clear yet how much they have been at fault. both the fed and the fdic, remember, they're in the middle of reviews about what went w wrong. those reviews don't come out until may 1st. but the biden administration already fingering them with the blame. i want to lay on you t

this has been called a kind of david versus goliath sort of case.ng against some pretty huge social media giants, but you say it's worth t tell us why. >> yeah, thanks for having me, laura. and i think you put it exactly right. it is worth it and it's time for someone to step up. these companies may be goliaths, but someone needs to stand up for all of the parents and all the kids that have been suffering for so long. we are on the front lines of a mental health crisis that is impacting our youth more than anyone else, and we have for years been doing what we can to keep up. providing mental health services, providing services to families, and this whole time the taxpayers have been footing the bill. the more we read about what these companies have been up to, how they targeted our kids and the more we realize we have the ability to do something about it, this is exactly the time for us to stand up on behalf of the people of bucks county and demand better from these companies. that's why we brought this lawsuit. >> in some respects you have been com

to say this was a david and goliath matchup would be an understatement. fdu almost didn't make the tournament, and now they stand alone with one other team in college hoops history. only -- >> desperation. >> reporter: -- in march. >> straightaway three. it's good! >> reporter: the 16th seed hailing from new jersey stunning number one seed purdue in what can only be described as a legendary moment in college basketball. the knights coming in as an underdog but led the way for most of the game. their defense relentless outworking one of the best teams in the country with forward points. it was clear the underdogs had victory on their minds. >> and now the crowd is starting to ride with the underdog. >> reporter: this three-pointer with more than just a minute left sealed the deal. >> can you believe it? >> reporter: a stunning moment for the 16th seeders who finished last season 4-22 after losing to the merrimack warriors in the conference title game. fdu did not originally qualify for the tournament, but with the warriors ineligible to compete the knights

david 43, goliath. 41 1996. princeton beat ucla then in defending champions and you know who that guy is celebrating. that's mitch henderson, the coach. now was my classmate. part of that that iconic and incredible run that picture as you might imagine. is a really big deal on the princeton campus. he says that he wants to see it replaced with new pictures. that is really cool i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. ed for the oy name, copper fit energy socks. okay we're back. now, with the mix, starting with the zebra, making break for it in south korea. this two year old zebra named zero escaped from the seoul children's zoo. after breaking through the wooden

some sports news now and baseball's equivalent of david earth is the goliath, will take place at the world baseball classic in tokyo, the czech republic face host japan, one of the favorites for the tournament. but while the japanese team is filled with pros who ply their trade in the us, the check team have quite a different look when they're not hitting fools out the park. ah, this check team of working day jobs. that the feel good story of the tournament, mostly amex are mostly high grade and constantly exceeding expectations. a group made up of a fire fighter, a teacher at an accountant among others. and a manager who's used to working under pressure. he's an urologist. we can be here like not just the chick a baseball players check baseball team. i already believe that we can be he like european theme wart baseball. neat european baseball after beating china in their opening game. the checks faced at toughest test, yet against japan and against one of the sports best players. so hey, are tani, he's a pitcher and to heater something. so very rare and baseball a modern day babe br

just out of the courtroom there, sonny grappled, like david for a goliath?tans yes, but everything will end with sodom and gamora still goes according to plan. but what could be the plan of the tank, where feelings, that's the whole point gena listen the fact is that both of them need a victory, but what will you achieve by quarreling varvara with your son in your head. i thought a little. this is what my fiancee told me, and i quarreled with her already on the social networks page. we have a private house with two entrances inherited from our parents. i am a business starter. and now i would like to think lining is so convenient and cheaper than renting something. but you know by pike's command it is impossible. it's so easy to decide a person in the right area already, you need some more serious reasons. they you have, firstly, oleg has not lived in the house for more than a year. secondly, he didn’t pay rent for more than a year and i had to pay that you’re lying. premiere on the channel russia twists. maybe you have not gone anywhere, we will leave and e

have a chance to gender self-determine as early as 12:00, and if he changes his gender conflict with goliathcould be considered discrimination in the 16th century, the nudity of the heroes of the plot of the sistine chapel was covered with fig leaves, if only the chapels did not look like a sex-inian renaissance photoshop comprehended david, and now in florida of the 21st century, because of him, or rather, his body parts, they fire people logical continuation of the policy of the governor of the landings. he's the one pushing the no-talk-gay bill, which bans sexual self-determination in elementary grades. maybe he's afraid that david was gay as well italians responded with a cartoon headline shame instead of a fig leaf, they stuck a sticker with grandpa sam on david and cited merkel as an example that the scale of ancient nudity is not embarrassing, when michelangelo was asked how he managed to solder such a giant, he answered that it was enough just to remove the extra marble as well and we will carry out reforms. falchili, well, his breaking news from one of the american schools in nashvi

and i think, like in david and goliath, asberry is going to win.he young people are starting to realize that those principles, such as love your neighbor, rather than cancel your neighbor, are the things that helped us to grow and become a strong country. and then we hear a lot about equity. you notice that? we want to have equal outcomes for every but -- for everyone. that wasn't what made us into a great country. as the administrative state began to grow starting in the early part of the 20th century, they started thinking, the government had to move this group up and move this group down to create equal outcomes. we hear about that a lot now. that's not who we are as a nation, that's not who i am as a person. one of the reason equity lovers don't like people like me is because they say, you're not supposed to grow up in the environment you grew up in and be successful because this is a horrible, racist country and you are not supposed to be successful. what a bunch of crab. that's not happening, but what is happening is that administrative state

take alabama, for example, a goliath in this tournament. trammell got off his stationary bike, went to work, south region. aztecs trailed by nine and the marin city native scored eight straight points, tied at 48-48. adam sieko dropped in a three and san diego scored 12 unanswered points. six minute left, trammell, free throw line jumper, the lead up to five. san diego state sent number one seed alabama home, 71-64. san diego state reaches the elite eight the fast time in program history and they were loving it. friend and family got together tonight at the rec and watched the aztecs win. >> final four in houston, would you be there? >> definitely. i might get fired, but i'm going to be there. >> come on. let's go, san diego. get there. get to the h-town. we're coming to watch the game. >>> why is miami head coach jim larranaga dancing? his hurricanes are back in the elite eight the second year in a row. miami took down the last remaining number one seed, houston, 89-75. they'll face texas sunday for the first time in tournament history, al

. >> reporter: the knights taking david versus goliath to another level. reportedly the shortest team in all of division i men's basketball somehow overcame purdue's 7'4" star center. >> what's the advantage of being the shortest team? >> oh, you know, speed, quickness you know, being tougher. and gritty >> making them run the floor, getting them tired so we can get easy baskets. >> reporter: now fdu an overnight internet sensation when busting every last bracket and thrilling new jersey school students. >> at a small school like this, very, very cool to see. you don't expect that ever >> reporter: the game was close until the buzzer. sean moore had 19 points, hitting a big three before this exclamation point. >> rejected! sean moore again >> reporter: all in front of his hometown crowd, including his mom. >> we wanted to run to the court. the police was holding us back like no! >> we came too far just to come here and to sell us short. >> reporter: the smallest team in the country has the biggest heart tonight. >> reporter: fdu tips off again tomorrow nig

put on the skis was bigger than our entire operational budget it really was a bit of a david and goliathry. >> reporter: meet david, better known as jessie diggins the 31-year-old from minnesota conquering those cross-country juggernauts by taking the top spot at this week's world championship >> it's been years and years and years in the making so it's been very emotional. >> reporter: diggins wears that emotion like the gold sparkles that adorn her face on race days, along with the sheer exhaustion after a grueling 10 kilometer race >> i want to know that i left it all out there, and i couldn't possibly have tried any harder. >> reporter: diggins first burst on to the world stage in pyeongchang in 2018 with this team gold medal finish >> jessie diggins delivering a landmark moment >> reporter: but for her, it's always been about more than bringing home medals >> it's so possible if you work hard, surround yourself with a team, and really push your limits you can do it. >> reporter: even when the world tells you it's impossible. kristen dahlgren, nbc news >> a great message, and congrat

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and there was something of a david versus goliath. at this point, no entity has been successful in in, you know, claiming damages are forcing these companies to change their ways. well we're using. we're very used to david versus goliath situations. and um this is a this is a very righteous cause again that our students are being harmed by social media and our local schools should be commended for taking a stand there. we expect that they're going to be joined by many other school districts across the country who are going to be standing together and trying to shine a light on what is happening with social media. what does success in this lawsuit look like to you? well it's twofold. one like any litigation that we have to recover some some money for our local schools to address increased cost on counseling and just dealing with the social media issues, but a second also important objective is to shine a light and to educate the public, educate students and educate parents about how social media is using advanced intelligence and algor

goliath fight. fewer than 400 moapa paiutes taking on nv energy, trying to shut down the reid gardner coal plant. man: here's the bottom line. you at home pay for electricity made at reid gardner with your money. moapa paiutes say they pay for that electricity with their lives. lee: we filed a lawsuit against nevada power, the tribe and sierra club, and that's where things got real. man: i am paiute. i am proud of who i am, and i'm proud of all of you to be here. thank you very much. raborn: they brought home their message through a 50-mile walk from the moapa reservation to las vegas that took 3 days. the tribe ultimately succeeded, convincing the public, convincing the utility that owned the plant that it was time for them to close the plant after over 50 years. [explosion] reid: and so i started looking at that power plant--exacerbated heart conditions and everything else. so i made up my mind i was gonna get rid of coal nevada. i read in the paper that ty were going to open 4 new coal-fired gene

it was netanyahu's firing of yo of goliath on sunday that brought the crisis to a ha as of monday evening. the light had not received a formal dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha name l 0. west jerusalem. she's done all bell is a former is really diplomat and scholar at the center of hers, really studies of the american university. he says he expects negotiations between government and opposition leaders to happen over the next few days. you know these negotiations on it's not very promising. the gaps are wide, as will be very hard to reach a broad base of agreement over the proposal. and so that we should give it a chance, there is a chance that it would succeed. but then i think would be very cautious and saying it will be there will be a break through anytime soon. among those who oppose it, you have the members of parliament, leaders of the opposition that are, that have vowed and therefore delivering on their promise to enter negotiations within the government. on the other side, you have leaders, ordinary people, leaders of the protest movement who

it was a david and goliath story. >> reporter: meet david, better known as jessie diggins, from minnesotampionships. >> it's been years and years and years in the making. so it's been very emotional. >> reporter: diggins wears that emotion like the gold sparkles that adorn her face on race days, along with the sheer exhaustion after a grueling 10-kilometer race. >> i want to know that i left it all out there and i couldn't possibly have tried any harder >> reporter: diggins first burst onto the world stage in pyeongchang in 2018 with this team gold medal finish >> jessie diggins! delivering a landmark moment >> reporter: for her it's always been about more than bringing home medals. >> it's so possible, if you work hard, surround yourself with a team and really push your limits can you do it. >> reporter: even when the world tells you it's impossible. kristin dahlgren, nbc news >> good for her. so well. that is no joke with the endurance and strength it takes. >> i remember the name choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or

but somehow or another goliath is on his back. michael thank you very much for your time. we really appreciate talking to you tonight to see you both incredible interview. thank you, michael. alright let's go back to anderson. alison don. thanks very much. next. our legal team weighs in on what you just heard and later to politicians and opposite sides of the aisle. and tonight's news, former new york republican congressman lee zeldin and current california democrat adam schiff. when you're the leader in disaster, cleanup and restoration. how do you make like it? never even happened happened. let it rain, randi. being prepared for anything. whatever comes your way. there's a pro for that probe like it never even happened. foreign print. this is lisa. i'd like 50 welcome wows and 300 customer. i love it. promotional products from four imprints are certain to deliver you. yeah wow. i love it now for imprint .com imprint for certain am chevalier one day world. an outsider who rose to fame is the master of the sword maestro of the bow. risk everything is changing. i'm putting

but somehow or another goliath is on his back. michael thank you very much for your time. we really appreciate talking to you tonight to see you both incredible interview. thank you, michael. alright, let's go back to anderson. alison don. thanks very much. next our legal team weighs in on what you just heard and later to politicians and opposite sides of the aisle. and tonight's news, former new york republican congressman lee zeldin and current california democrat adam schiff. power e t trade's award winning trading app makes trading easier with its customizable options chain easy to use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills. you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are trade from morgan stanley power e trade's easy to use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities. tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e trade from morgan. stanley i'm lynette. this imy husband, arthur. you wouldn't believe h and i seventies have recommended consumers. i little soul. many people. she

this is a david versus goliath story, this campaign began with students at the university of the southether and thought, how can we convince the international community to do more to tackle climate change, and it's been amazing how it snowballed. vanuatu has led a campaign, a growing number of countries joined up to the campaign until today from something that was born from something that was born from students and vanuatu, we have consensus at the un, all countries have direct at the international court ofjustice to clarify what countries need to clarify what countries need to do to protect people's human rights from the impact of climate change, it's really an historic day and an amazing story. historic day and an amazing sto . .,~ ,, historic day and an amazing sto . .,~ , , ., ., story. doctor wesley norman, thank you — story. doctor wesley norman, thank you very _ story. doctor wesley norman, thank you very much - story. doctor wesley norman, thank you very much for i story. doctor wesley norman, thank you very much for your. thank you very much for your time. stay with us on bbc

it was that in yahoo's firing of yo of goliath on sunday that brought the crisis to her. oh, as of monday evening, the light had not received a horrible dismissal letter. netanyahu has 48 hours to name a successor. natasha rename l 0. was jerusalem. ah, oh, let's bring in our 3 guests from tennessee. we have young have cigar. he is the head of the pink front. that's in israeli protest movement calling for the resignation of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu from washington d. c. we have a lisa, pavel. she is associate director for middle east programs at the atlantic council and from west jerusalem. jeremy salton and israeli political analyst, and also a former connect at faction director for the amino party a warm welcome to you all. thanks for joining us on inside story. now we've been watching the situation obviously very closely here on out to 0, and there were times on monday where it really felt amid all the chaos that netanyahu was political future could be hanging in the balance. i'm interested to know because we now see the majority of the strike action being

he's seen the problem grow into a goliath that's visible from many street corners and parks and parkingand sidewalks, san jose statistics show the city has 6000 on housed residents. the vast majority are unsheltered. let's try to reduce the number of homeless deaths the number of people on the streets and get people where they need to go. the dashboard provides information on three main data points. programs results and funding and then measure the performance of every strategy we are pursuing, and funding to get to that goal. the mayor says. the dashboard is in its early stages, just gathering information right now, but he hopes it will be upgraded every few months to improve the process. ultimately mayhem would like to glean information from the dashboard to help drive public policy. he's from the business world. um sometimes that's not, um, that's not a benefit for politician, university of new haven political scientist dr patricia kraus says the path forward for mayhem could present a political challenge. if measurable success isn't reached with this kind of transparency when you fa

believe that this judicial overhaul needs to be suspended and that's what the removal of goliath was allegedly about. the lot had said for the sake of the country for preserving national security, hit the pause button on this judicial overhaul for about a month until after the pass over holiday and the independence holiday ends in late april. but there's simply been no room for ca, promises, or negotiation with netanyahu and his governing coalition. and that has brought us here to this moment. as you said, he was expected. prime minister netanyahu was expected to make a statement to the country that has been also paused at the moment. well, the only thing we have heard from netanyahu so far was the tweet early this morning, saying that we must stand up strongly against the refusals. we've also heard that the ip port him has being close to punches from the if would have been halted. what more can you tell us about that and, and those strikes, i'm just going to escalate further to other industries. well, you mentioned the airport coming to operations. they were coming to a standstill a

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it is like is huge achievement for the club. is like david's younger brother against goliath's bigger again. ready for the match. from one potential giant killing to another — lewes are the lowest ranked side left in the women's fa cup. they're seventh in the championship and host giants manchester united tomorrow lunchtime. lewes are a not for profit club, and became the first professional or semi professional side to pay female players the same as men. tomorrow is a big opportunity for the team. for lewes, it is about showing what we stand for as a team and for us players, to do what we do, what we love and show ourselves was not it is notjust love and show ourselves was not it is not just a love and show ourselves was not it is notjust a club you play for, you know when you are here, and i hope the fans feel the same, but it is heart post up when you are here, you are in it, you are a family, you are are in it, you are a family, you are a community, and ecosystem. everything you do, you stand for and you mean. playing for lewes, it is notjust you mean. playing for lewes, it is not

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alabama is a goliath. sara -- darrion trammell got oe stationary bike and shook off he and san diego state went to work. the aztecs drove by nine but alabama an easy bucket. scoring eight straight points. later tied at 38. mensa had five blocks aztecs the other way and adam sako blocked in a three. san diego state scored 12 unanswered points. six minutes left darrion trammell free throws line jumper and he pushes the lead to 12. darrion trammell lead with 21 and san diego state said number one overall seed alabama home. 71-64. sand diego state reaches the elite eight for the first time in program history. >> believed we were a very good team. talked about our depth and the dna of our team. we could be anyone in the country. we let it all hang tonight. >> alabama lost, and xavier and houston. the hurricanes going nigel pack one of 73c scored 26. omeer pulled up and we are done here. jim larranaga showed moves miami knocked off top seed houston the first time in tournament history no number one seeds went to

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it really was david versus goliath. the night, hanging tough the entire time. shaun moore coming through in the final moments. he gets it back with a layup the put the knights up five. moments later, moore with a three to put them up five. fair lay dickinson getting their first win. >> that's unbelievable. we just shocked the world. couldn't happen to a better group of guys. >> it's something. we can do it. we can do it with the tournament. we're doing great right now. >> so the knights were 23.5-point underdogs for the game. this made this the biggest upset since the bracket went to 64 teams. boris, get this. fairleigh dickinson shouldn't have even been in the tournament. they lost their conference title game to merrimack. but they're in division 2, so it wasn't eligible to go this year, so the knights did it on a techn technicality, but they certainly made the most of their tournament appearance. hey, they survived, and now they get to play again tomorrow. >> it's incredible. i'm still try ining to catch my breath with what the coach said. he was so pumped. >

so this was kind of a day offed and goliath moment if you think about it where the people finally they would powerful person account nbl a state where, again, that wasn't always the case, justice. >> as a sports guy, i like to say sports is the ultimate reality tv, this was ultimate reality. you talk about real life, this is real life. >> friends, thank you very much, okay, we're gonna move on to this because crime of course is a a big problem. it's also a a hot-button issue t the ballot box. president biden is getting blow-back from his own party because of a new crime bill and which side he's siding with. we'll explain next. president biden doing an about-face this week signaling he will not detail a republican-led measure to undo a new d.c. crime lock. >> democrats are ticked off because they want president biden to side with them. and he's going to not veto this republican bill so can you complain how this all happened? >> sure, where a democratic party will often never miss an opportunity to lose and. >> republicans feel the same way. thank god joe biden's team is being politicall

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. >> mnorfolk is a goliath and we're no match. >> neil: linda murphy will be here to talk about whaty answers she got last night. she's here. let's say east palestine rage is building right now. garrett tenney has more on the fall out. >> today marks a month since that train derailed. there's so much that people in east palestine don't know about what they're being exposed to, how safe it is and what they future looks like. here's a small taste of the town hall which is the first chance that they had to question norfolk southern about the disaster and what it's done to their lives. >> how long is it going to take to watch my family die slow? they're dying slowly now in front of my eyes. >> the skin fell off from grabbing the machines when i went back to work. i couldn't breathe. >> do i have to wait until i have cancer or my kids are sick or my grandkids are sick before you guys do anything? that's not right. >> i'm bigging you by the grace of god, there's people out here. >> the railway's representative said there's been no does about buying people's homes. many said they can't affo

this truly was david versus goliath. 16 seeds, they had just one win, 150 losses against one seeds comingugh the entire time. sean moore coming through in the final moments off a steal, gets it back for a layup on the other end. putting the knights up by five. moments lake, the big three put them up by five again with a minute to go. the crowd and their students going nuts. fairleigh dig insen out of new jersey gets their first-ever first round win, knocking out purdue, 63-58. >> that's an unbelievable win. i mean you just did something unbelievable. just shocked the world and it couldn't happen to a better group of guys, better fans. we are ecstatic. unbelievable. we are staying in columbus. i love it. >> it is so great to get this done. people didn't think we belonged to be here. we just showed people what we could do in the tournament with the big dogs. we doing great right now, going to the next up, man. >> their coach is still out of breath. >> i know. i'm so excited but this is great. >> look at the celebration in the locker room. they were the underdogs and it made it the biggest u

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. >> on that note i wish you a goliath night, for least a minute is in for stephanie ruhle, you cannot catch me every week on american voices, from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. u for staying up late. we are super happy to have you here. september 29th, 1973. the vice president of the united states, flew to california to give a speech. it was a speech he knew he would be giving to some of his most die hard fans. people who would follow him to the end of the earth. and that was crucial that moment in his life. because just a few weeks earlier, the wall street journal had -- is under criminal investigation. federal corruption charges, bribery, extortion, passive, asian omega stuff. it is very shocking front page news of the time. it was damaging news, for obvious reasons to the vice president, because he was completely enraged about it. the women are hard-core activists, as a group, they were quite right-wing, as a group there are quite devoted to spiro agnew. this has been kind of forgotten in history. but agnew was seen has been m

. >> on that note i wish you a goliath night, for least a minute is in for stephanie ruhle, you cannotery week on american voices, from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late.

this was a david versus goliath match-up. game. but the knights hanging tough the entire time. and it was shawn moore coming through in the final moments off the steal. he gets it back for the lay-up on the final end to put the knights up by 5. then moore with the 3 puts them up by 5 again. and will fairleigh dickinson out of new jersey gets their first ever first round win knocking out purdue. 63-58. >> that's an unbelievable win! unbelievable! we just shocked the world! couldn't happen to a better bunch of guys. we are ecstatic! we're going to stay in columbus. i love it! >> just to show people we can be here. we can do it, we can do it in the tournament with the big dogs. we're doing great right now. on to the next up, man! >> the knights were 23.5 point underdogs. that made this the biggest upset in tournament history since the bracket went to 64 teams. fairleigh dickinson shouldn't