she is famous for easy cards, for hayes. she is famous for easy cards. and _ for hayes.s for easy cards, and i think that is - for hayes. she is famous for easy cards, and i think that is probably the worst decision in uefa women's champions league history.- the worst decision in uefa women's champions league history. hayes ends her time here — champions league history. hayes ends her time here thrust _ champions league history. hayes ends her time here thrust into _ champions league history. hayes ends her time here thrust into different i her time here thrust into different spotlights. she pushed when her team lost the lead cup final, and back in march, these comments led to some chelsea players responding —— league cup final. chelsea players responding -- league cu final. . cup final. player coach relationship, - cup final. player coach relationship, they i cup final. player coach relationship, they are | cup final. player coach _ relationship, they are appropriate, player to player relationship certain appropriate.- player to player relationship certain appropriate.

and winners don't come more prolific than emma hayes. i’m prolific than emma hayes.y _ prolific than emma hayes. i“n in new york city and this is my favourite city in the world other than london. so i can't complain to be honest with you. i am already feeling energised. the us sidejuggernaut i am already feeling energised. the us side juggernaut of women's football, four time world cup winners and olympic champions. emma hayesjoins champions. emma hayes joins them champions. emma hayesjoins them at a time when the rest of them at a time when the rest of the world has caught up. no longer the unbeatable is, but is it still the biggestjob in the sport? it is it still the biggest “0b in the spornfi is it still the biggest “0b in the womfi the sport? it really is. for me, a little _ the sport? it really is. for me, a little bit— the sport? it really is. for me, a little bit like - the sport? it really is. for me, a little bit like brazill the sport? it really is. for. me, a little bit like brazil in the men's game. historically, you know what this team has stood for, what

our kevin ko is live in hayes valley where he spoke to people about why this means so much to them. kevin, a lot of excitement, but you also found people with some concerns about this location. >> reporter: yeah. those worries are because of a few local markets here in hayes valley which, by the way, does have a ban on retail chains, but after receiving a special exemption just a few years ago, trader joe's is officially open. >> we've just been waiting for this place to open. >> reporter: eddie lowe and his dog fillet have lived in hayes valley the past four years. this is fillet's is first walk outside his new local grocery store. >> i heard this morning it was quite busy. >> we're so excited you're here to share the opening with us. >> reporter: that's autumn dougherty, captain of the news hayes valley trader joe's. she and about 70% of the store's crew members live in hayes valley. >> i'm a part of this neighborhood and so for me it's definitely great that i get to be a part of giving this community what we need. this community has been waiting for this for such a long time. >>

hayes has built a dynasty there. l hayes has built a dynasty there.., , ., what next for them and who with a bid to? ,~ , ., ., ., . what next for them and who with a bid to? , ., , ., ., ., . ., bid to? they are yet to announce who will take her— bid to? they are yet to announce who will take her place. _ bid to? they are yet to announce who will take her place. they _ bid to? they are yet to announce who will take her place. they been - will take her place. they been heavily connected but the leon boss. she's busy preparing for champions league facing barcelona. you can expect once the champions league finals out of the way i would not be too surprised to see them announce that she will be the ones that takes the place of emma hayes. these che silly players, hayes has been there for 12 years, hayes is all they've ever known for the whoever comes in, you think they're going to have to find a new identity of play if not within themselves as well. the playoffs for leagues one and two were settled this weekend at wembley, with the championship final to

hayes o-ened together the right time. hayes opened up _ together the right time. place?- apart from the passion, what else you love about this place? i love so much about — you love about this place? i love so much about this place. _ you love about this place? i love so much about this place. i _ you love about this place? i love so much about this place. i love - you love about this place? i love so much about this place. i love the i much about this place. i love the people, i love their warmth, i love their energy, i like their attitudes towards women. i cannot wait to take harry across the country, saying come on, we're going to watch a game in los angeles and go to disney world for the day, i don't know! whatever it is, i feel like world for the day, i don't know! whatever it is, ifeel like i can combine my love of football and my love of being a mum in a much different way. in love of being a mum in a much different way.— love of being a mum in a much different way. love of being a mum in a much different wa . . , ., different way. in england, hayes won eve

yes, it's exected replace emma hayes? yes, it's exnected in _ replace emma hayes? replace emma hayes? yes, it's expected in the next _ replace emma hayes? yes, it's expected in the next few - replace emma hayes? yes, it's| expected in the next few weeks chelsea will announce her successor. you have to expect with the squad she has assembled, whoever comes in next will enjoy success with this crop of players to come. there will be some player exits, the likes of frank kirby, also player contracts still to be extended. you expect a few new faces to come in as well. —— fran kirby. speaking to erin she paid tribute to emma hayes and the club is 12 years and also said she was excited for the challenge and ready for the next season whoever should be playing under. all these players have ever known as emma hayes. and next season they will have to find a new identity under whoever comes in.— whoever comes in. they will en'oy toda . a whoever comes in. they will en'oy today. a greatfi whoever comes in. they will en'oy today. a great way i whoever comes in. they will en'oy to

emma hayes's party. i know they are fighting _ emma hayes's party.fourth— emma hayes's party. i know they are fighting for fourth spot _ emma hayes's party. i know they are fighting for fourth spot but _ emma hayes's party. i know they are fighting for fourth spot but that - fighting for fourth spot but that will he — fighting for fourth spot but that will he the _ fighting for fourth spot but that will be the big _ fighting for fourth spot but that will be the big motivation, - fighting for fourth spot but that will be the big motivation, to l fighting for fourth spot but that. will be the big motivation, to spoil the chelsea — will be the big motivation, to spoil the chelsea party. _ will be the big motivation, to spoil the chelsea party-— the chelsea party. chelsea controlling _ the chelsea party. chelsea controlling their _ the chelsea party. chelsea controlling their emotions| the chelsea party. chelsea i controlling their emotions not the chelsea party. chelsea - controlling their emotions notjust controlling their emotions not just because _ c

hayes, i yield back. mrs. hayes: thank you, mr. chairman. and i just want to amplify the point that we have to have a farm bill that works for everyone. i often hear people say we need a farm bill that represents farmers. i would challenge that we need a farm bill that represents everyone. members often ask me, do you represent a farming community? and my response is, we all represent communities where people eat and that has to be a part of the conversation as well. i now recognize the gentlewoman from massachusetts, representative pressley, for three minutes. ms. pressley: thank you, congresswoman hayes. before we begin this special order hour, i approached congressnd -- congresswoman hayes to say thank you for putting this together, she said you're welcome but i'm sorry we have to do this at all. as am i. as are we all. i thank you for your work on this to eradicate hunger and for convening us this evening. i rise in solidarity with the 57,000 snap recipients in my district and the millions across the country. parents who choose to go hun

he's and gerry hayes. who is he? he's and gerry hayes. who is he? joke. >> this is a joke. >> i'll leave. i'll leave gerry's comment until he speaks in a minute. now moving on. last week, it was revealed that the house of commons and lords diversity roles were paying as much as £70,000 a year. but which would put you? we should put you in the top 10% of earners in the uk. however, esther mcvey , the common sense esther mcvey, the common sense minister and former gb news presenter, has promised to scrap all so—called woke whitehall jobs. so could this finally put the matter to rest ? i'm joined the matter to rest? i'm joined now by, as you heard before, my panel barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. gerry to you first, given you want to get involved so quickly in our programme , so quickly in our programme, what's wrong with rainbow lanyards? >> what rainbow is rainbow lanyards? absolutely nothing. what is wrong when you pay someone £150,000 to deal with completely daft things , the completely daft

danielle and hayes are with me again.lle, who is your pick, ted cruz or doug burgum? >> you always make it so difficult. i'm going to go with doug burgum. the only reason is because he said, he put shareholders above people's children. that should tell you everything you need to know about this man. he said if you care about your country and your shareholders and then your children. okay. that is my pick. >> tough to beat that one. who are you going to go with questions >> i love that we are calling him cancun ted cruz. that is because he fled to cancun during an ice storm in texas. but, i do, i have to go with doug burgum. i think that the fact that he is so willing to say like, to play the billionaire card, which is not a cartoon lisi played. hey guys, we are all in this together. i really believe in billionaire unity. i think that that is amazing, honestly. >> the republican party still pretends they are the party of the people. then you have people like begging billionaire doug burgum coming out here and saying he's w

jerry hayes. yeah.s crime , do we are we egregious crime, do we are we less focused on women like vanessa george ? no. of course. vanessa george? no. of course. the paedophile. no. lucy letby? no. myra hindley rose west. >> no. oh, gosh. they're totally different . i mean, one is sex different. i mean, one is sex with 15 year old boys, which is not a good idea , the other one not a good idea, the other one were murderers. whoa! don't say them in the same sentence as we might. you might get sued. oh, well , of course, i might. you might get sued. oh, well, of course, i mean, she hasn't murdered anybody, but it's a serious crime . it's a serious crime. >> but do we? do we? i mean, your criminal barrister. do we? do we judge female criminals differently in society? >> i don't it's all sort of daily mail. >> women get away with these things because you wouldn't imagine that a woman would do that, so female teachers are more trusted. whoa. >> now then, you're moving over to something else. you're moving over

she and about 70% of the stores crew members live in hayes valley. >> i'm a part of this neighborhoodly great that i get to be a part of getting this community what we need. >> reporter: it has been more than a decade-long effort according to an association member i spoke with today, that included trader joe's receiving a special exemption to a local ban on retail chains, a rule that helps small businesses stand out. paul has been living in hayes valley for 35 years. 18 years for casper and his cockatoo. >> he has been my best buddy. >> reporter: but, he worries local mom and pop shops will lose customers. >> unfortunately. but, you know , it is probably going to affect us. >> reporter: but, others think trader joe's offers more affordability to residents, where the inability to buy prices nearby could affect the higher prices. >> i understand it is like competing against a >>> welcome back. it is 6:41 on this saturday morning, extreme weather has been pushing wineries into the red. scientists say warming temperatures could make 70% of global wine regions unsuitable for great growing

peter, hayes, charles, actually charles, you're winning mvp of this segment. i'm sorry, hayes.aven't seen you in awhile. i was thrilled you were back. but charles, you really shined tonight. >> thank you. >> bravo to you. >> peter, as always great. i'll see you soon. when we come back, republicans had another chance to do something about the border crisis they talk about day in and day out. they had the chance to pass a bill that they worked on, but they didn't do it. >>> and later, what brought down red lobster? well, here's a hint. it was not the all you can eat shrimp special. the 11th hour just getting underway on a thursday night. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. now, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add any base shop now at sleepnumber.com i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full

jerry hayes. yeah.s crime , do we are we egregious crime, do we are we less focused on women like vanessa george ? no. of course. vanessa george? no. of course. the paedophile. no. lucy letby? no. myra hindley rose west. >> no. oh, gosh. they're totally different . i mean, one is sex different. i mean, one is sex with 15 year old boys, which is not a good idea , the other one not a good idea, the other one were murderers. whoa! don't say them in the same sentence as we might. you might get sued. oh, well , of course, i might. you might get sued. oh, well, of course, i mean, she hasn't murdered anybody, but it's a serious crime . it's a serious crime. >> but do we? do we? i mean, your criminal barrister. do we? do we judge female criminals differently in society? >> i don't it's all sort of daily mail. >> women get away with these things because you wouldn't imagine that a woman would do that, so female teachers are more trusted. whoa. >> now then, you're moving over to something else. you're moving over

a new trader joe's opened up in hayes valley. it means hundreds of low income families and seniors have a super market within walking distance. >> we have been waiting for this place to open. >> reporter: eddie and his dog have been living here for four years. this is his first walk, outside, his new local grocery store. >> i heard this morning it was busy. >> we are excited that you are all here to share this with us. >> that is the captain of the new hayes family trader joe's. >> i am part of this neighborhood. for me it is definitely great that i get to be a part of giving this community what we need. this community has been waiting for this for such a long time >> it has been more than a decade-long effort according to a neighborhood association member i spoke with today. including trader joe's receiving an exception to a local ban on retail chains. a rule that helped small businesses stand out. >> none of the businesses are effected by trader joe's. >> he has been living in hayes valley for thrive years, 18 for his cockatoo.

paul has been living in hayes valley for 35 years. 18 years for casper and his cockatoo.s local mom and pop shops will lose customers. >> it is unfortunate, but having a trader joe's here now, it is a big moment, it is probably going to affect us more. >> reporter: but others think trader joe's offers more affordability to the residence. where an inability to buy groceries nearby meant facing high prices. >> all of these corner stores, i understand it is like competing against a big store now, but maybe that competition is good because i think it will lower some of the prices over there. >> coming up, a symbol of survival in i love the great outdoors... [ nature sounds ] from indoors. it's a vibe. do i enjoy being in nature? mmm. do i like looking at it? fo sho. so if maintaining forests maintains my happy place, yeah i'm gonna be a papertarian. living room? sanctuary. bathroom? sanctuary. other living room? well, that's just extra. in america we have private forests. so when you choose this, the forest people will replenish that. so those outdoor creatures can [ yells ]

chris hayes calling him gaunt.imately, the surprise for a lot of people that did not believe that the prosecution would end with michael cohen, was based on the fact he is a problematic witness. do you think that the michael cohen that you've watched on the stand is, if rehabilitated, may not be the right word. but presented in a way that ultimately what the prosecutors decided was, he did come across as credible. he came across has someone who admitted all of his failings, including the fact he lied under oath before. but he brought together the pieces of a believable prosecution. who is the michael cohen you saw, sue? >> i think it's a new game this afternoon. it's going to be hard to tell how he does. the words that were in my ear. i lied, i lied. yes, ma'am, yes, ma'am. the government spent a long time trying to bullet-proof him. he did well in answering the questions. it was rehearsed. he was very reserved in court. i felt he was subdued. i don't know where that goes this afternoon. the good thing for michael

they face liverpool later as they try to win the one remaining piece of silverware available to emma hayesshock defeat forjudd trump, who's out of the snooker world championship. he lost to qualifier jakjones, who's through to the semifinals at the crucible. also coming up on sportsday: it's official — adrian newey will be leaving red bull. the team confirms his departure. but where will he go? welcome to the programme. we watched two englishmen in last nights champions league action go head to head. well, tonight, it is the turn of jaden sancho as the manchester united player, on loan to borussia dortmund, faces paris saint—germain in the first leg of their champions league semifinal. it's been 27 years since dortmund won the trophy. former managerjurgen klopp got them to the final in 2013, which they lost, but paris saint germain have never won the compeition, and they've made no secret that they desperately want to. —— never won the competition. the french champions might be the favourites over dortmund, with players like world cup winner kylian mbappe, but the germans will certainly ha

hayes on to you. >> tom harwood. let's invite her onto the panel >>i panel >> i will, i will. >> i will, i will. >> my goodness, this was this was a change to the state pension ages that was advertised to people 20 years before it happened. >> they were robbed. rob dom. sorry >> they were. >> they were. >> they were tom moore. rob. let's turn, let's turn to jacob rees—mogg now, because there was this sense that perhaps the reason rishi sunak cut and run was because there was a fraying of discipline, was that if it lasted longer, then there would be sort of more plots, more message ill discipline . he had message ill discipline. he had to bring the party together and that's why he went . that's why he went. >> i don't think that's the reason for it, because as you get closer and closer to an election date, all parties become more disciplined , just in become more disciplined, just in their very nature. that's why all the plots had faded away already. they'd gone. people had seen sense and realised that it was much too

emma hayes could head to the usa with another wsl title after their season ends tomorrow.d to think of a manager who's made more of an impact in women's football. i think what emma hayes has managed to achieve, this new area of women's football is quite simply unrivaled. in her 12 years in charge of the club he she has delivered 13 trophies. the only trophy that has eluded her in that time is the champions league. she took them all the way to the title into an 21 but it's also when she achieved off the field that she will be remembered for. she's always been one of the few managers not afraid to use her voice for better, better standards in the league, better refereeing, better quality of pitches to play and better stadiums, and across the years i think every ws l club has benefited from her putting her head above the parapet. we can actually hear now from the mentor herself. people always like to pick holes at the things you don't do, but honestly what we have achieved is remarkable considering our starting point. we didn't have a history in women's football and we are no

emma hayes bowing out of football as the greatest ever manager in the modern era.perfect farewell for emma hayes, capping off a 12—year career at the blues. she is taking charge of the usa national tv. a seventh league title for her at the end of her trophy laden 12 years at chelsea. having all the leaders on the pitch i thought was absolutely essential. it was a big occasion and we need experience. everybody delivered today. i'm mixed with a tonne of different emotions. it is the end and i won't be with the team or with his fans again but they are always in my heart. i got all my emotional quite early when everything was being spoken about. with the farewells you get all the emotion out then. i wanted to enjoy today and wanted to be present a part of it. i got a little bit of motion with the goal but i think there's another ten minutes ago so i've got to try and get over it. katie gordo was watching manchester city is title been. they got the need they waited two needed but it was all in vain. when those two early goals went in for chelsea the energyjust two early

of course, kelvin mackenzie and billy hayes remain.t policing. so many hamish says you need to reopen all the police officers, police stations . lots of you are police stations. lots of you are talking about the lack of prison capacity. it's all well and good, clamping down on crime. but if you've got nowhere to put said criminals, what's the point here? here to that. build some more. how complicated can that be, look, before we go, let's talk about social housing, shall we? because now there's pressure on politicians to commit to building 90,000 new social houses a year. there's a big open letter. it's been signed by multiple organisations supporting this. kelvin. do you supporting this. kelvin. do you support it, well , supporting this. kelvin. do you support it, well, as things stand, every time you want to build any kind of housing, now you have to give up 35 to 40% of that land, has to now go to social housing. so it's not as though social housing, whether it's under the tories or under under labour, is something which nobody want

can chelsea can take a significant step to a seventh wsl title, under emma hayes, this evening?ement is building ahead of the historic heavyweight boxing bout between tyson fury and 0leksandr usyk in saudi arabia. manchester city may have taken a step towards a unprecedented fourth consecutive premier league title last night with a 2—0 defeat of tottenham hotspur but after that defeat for spurs manager ange postecoglou took something of a swipe at the club saying "the foundations are really fragile." to discuss more on this we'lljoin bbc football reporter simon stone. simon, let's talk about manchester city. arsenal fans hoping for a favour from their great rivals will have been left disappointed, but is it inevitiable? well, i think most people would say manchester city would beat tottenham, tottenham have not been playing particularly well. manchester city have been on a really, really impressive run. the interesting thing, i suppose, from the perspective of arsenal, is having wanted one rival to do them a favour in tottenham, they are now looking at their final hope, another

yes, the i start of a new era for emma hayes, one of— start of a new era for emma hayes, one of the —rs in the world who did so well at chelsea winning though seven chelsea _ well at chelsea winning though seven chelsea titles but it's different from _ chelsea titles but it's different from managing a club to try to unite a nation _ from managing a club to try to unite a nation in _ from managing a club to try to unite a nation in bringing the plays from the different clubs together at international level at the us who flopped — international level at the us who flopped at last years world cup so they need rebuilding that if anyone can do— they need rebuilding that if anyone can do it. — they need rebuilding that if anyone can do it, she can. she wrote a book last year— can do it, she can. she wrote a book last year called kill or the unicorn and how— last year called kill or the unicorn and how it's not about one single person. — and how it's not about one single person, and the team player. it's a brave new era for chelsea women next season. emma hayes has moved on to pastures new a

in herfinal chelsea press conference, hayes was asked to sum up her 12 years with the club.the things you don't do, but honestly what we have achieved is remarkable considering our starting point. we didn't have a history in women's football and we are now considered one of the top sides in the world. and to get that respect and be part of a club that bought into that, i'm probably most proud of those and then the people. and this is about human beings and over time the winning has been important but it won't be my lasting memory to be honest. elsewhere, brazil will host the 2027 women's world cup after beating a joint bid by the netherlands, belgium and germany. this was the announcement a litle earlier at fifa's congress in bangkok. it will be the first time that the tournament has been hosted by a south american country and it's also the first time an open vote has been held to pick the hosts. member associations voted 119 to 78 in favour of brazil. norwich city have sacked manager david wagner in the wake of their 4—0 play—off defeat by leeds. last night's defeat leaves

another manager on the move is emma hayes. and is now in america, to take charge of the us women's national team. speaking to our sports reporter jo currie, hayes says the opportunity to take over such an iconic team was too good to turn down. for me, a little bit like brazil in the men's game. historically, what this team has stood for, what they have advocated for, what they have represented for women, notjust in this country, but for the women's game worldwide. it is fitting to be with them, notjust vice versa,. earlier this season, he opened up how difficult it is to be a mum with a clever managerjob. how would you work out that balance? i a clever managerjob. how would you work out that balance?— work out that balance? i think not coachin: work out that balance? i think not coaching a — work out that balance? i think not coaching a meeting _ work out that balance? i think not coaching a meeting every - work out that balance? i think not coaching a meeting every day, - work out that balance? i think not coaching a meeting

and emma hayes takes charge of the usa team as they prepare for the olympics.e french open tennis is under way, but british hopes have already ended. no players in either the men's or women's draw made it through. there are though some big names in action today with the stand—out match being between the world number one and reigning champion iga swiatek and four—time grand slam winner naomi 0saka. but our tennis correspondent, russell fuller, feels it's come a bit too soon for 0saka, who's only recently returned to tennis. there is genuine hope that these two will be able to develop quite a rivalry over the years ahead. i sack is back from having a babel but i don't think that the rivalry is going to stretch to the claim because. that i sack, has dominated on the hard court and dominated on the clay and grass. swiatek has become a favourite every time she has arrived in paris. the fact —— if you can win here again, she would have won it three times in a row. no one has done that in the grand slam since serena williams ten years ago. we have got great names like

steve hayes, welcome to the party, steve gill. you know what i want to go with something garland was talk around the last segment, real estate inflation in real estate, and the fed saying that they're not going to cut that they're not looking to cut it cut and give it another to cut this year. what problem is it right now? do you think how much of an impact does it have? the fact that our buildings are empty, per real estate is storing. but who is by? well, 1st of all, our goal instructed right is a ticking time bomb, you know, in cold except people how people haven't come back. and companies have move forward with less people which means less space to fail. dollar desire to have a lot more of those big office buildings and downtowns and a lot of people are, are working remote. you've also seen the impact uh, in post cobra's and of, of the by nomics of inflation. the small businesses, they're in the strict shopping centers in suburban and rural america. they're closing their doors. even big box retailers are closing their door. so

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and hayes campbell is so beautifully written in the book.> and he walked in. and i -- yeah, and i just thought, "oh, that's hayes campbell." and that was almost two years ago. and now nick and i have become really good friends. and it's -- yeah, it's opened up in this beautiful way. >> jimmy: it's really great. i want to show everyone a clip. here's anne hathaway in "the idea of you." take a look. >> hi again. >> are you a part of that asmr community that gets off on listening to people pee? >> no, i wasn't -- >> because i don't think you can just go around assuming -- >> it's actually my trailer. >> what? >> it's not literally mine. you know, i don't own it -- >> this is your trailer? >> yeah. i'm in the band. we're performing on the main stage in an hour. i'm hayes campbell. >> august moon? >> yeah. >> well, i absolutely know who you are. anyway, i'll -- >> jimmy: yeah. come on. you know how to do it. [ cheers and applause ] anne hathaway, everybody. "the idea of you" begins streaming on prime video this thursday. we'll be right back with

hayes is nothing and the morning international media festival of the hayes hatchini 15-volume book of colonial history is broadcast from saturday to monday at 18:00 on do sima channel and from wednesday to friday at 21:00 on omid channel to narrate the history until now. . it was not attractive to us, so we decided on that format to use and in order to find out what kind of content to present to our children or teenagers , we have come to look at the works that existed in this field. now , a tv contest is going to be designed for this series , and in that format, the teenagers will read the book and receive a prize in addition to watching the series. take the second international morning festival from may 30 to june 1. the second edition of the international media festival will be held in the morning. this festival will be held in the three main sections of the overseas and special palestinian vice-chancellor with the presence of filmmakers and program makers as well as content producers from iran and the world. about 50 foreign guests are present in the second festival from america,

it goes along hayes street, where there's the hayes hill challenge. that's a half mile uphill, and then they have their own awards for that part of the race. then it continues through golden gate park. it ends along the great highway. so where we are here, they're getting set up because runners are released in waves. the first wave takes off at 8:00, the last at 845. that way, if you're at a different pace, you know you could stay with your wave and then some of these volunteers i just talked to, they said, you know, they stick with their wave. they're kind of there for safety to make sure no one gets hurt, anything like that. so i think the more fun costumes will be towards the back waves, because the front is more of the serious runners. so we're going to see, i'm sure in the next few minutes we're going to see a lot of fun costumes showing up live in san francisco, amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> thanks, amanda. yeah, i don't think the elite runners will be wearing centipedes or tiki bars or anything like that. well, you never know, but don'

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei.over the weekend here on bbc news — and a long read for our new indepth series will be available at bbc.com/news. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. a five—year—old boy has died after falling from a block of flats in east london. emergency services were called at around six o'clock this morning — the boy died at the scene. police say the death is being treated as unexpected but not suspicious, and say they are working to establish the full circumstances. tens of thousands of people living in south devon have been told not to drink tap water without boiling it first after the outbreak of a waterborne disease. around 16,000 homes and businesses in the brixham area are affected. they've been warned the outbreak of cryptosporidium could last for at least a week. teenagers may be able to qualify to drive trains under new proposals aimed at tackling a shortage of drivers. the government is asking for views on reducing the minimum age from 20 to 18, in a cons

peter hayes, charles, actually, charles, you are winning mvp of the segment for i am sorry, hayes. i have not seen you, i am thrilled you are back. the charles, he really shines tonight, bravo to you. peter, as always, your great. i will see you soon. >>> republicans got another chance to do something about the border crisis they talk about day in and day out. they have the chance to pass a bill that they worked on. they did not do it. >>> later, what brought down red lobster? here is a hint. it was not the all-you-can-eat shrimp special. the 11th hour, just getting underway on thursday night. turn shipping to your advantage. with low cost ground shipping from the united states postal service. ♪♪ you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been brilliantly boring so you can b

that was fl putnam chief market strategist ellen hayes and. thank you for going through these markets, public and private, for us. investors are concert -- cautiously upping bets or rate cuts this year as early as september. since they are in no hurry, they are flocking back to fixed income assets and guggenheim partners says that with the help of their friends at the fed, they put the income back in fixed income and as fixed income investors we are reaping the benefits of higher yield, a good thing. we will discuss this with michael mckee and ira jersey. mike, set up the stage here or -- of what we might see this week. we had this idea of data supporting lower rates moving forward. but it will be tested in the market this week with issuance coming at the 10 year and 30 year end of the curve. mike: first we had the interview last friday with austan goolsbee and said it's not a question of hawks and doves, it's a question of the data dogs sniffing out what's going on. in terms of the data dogs, a lot of them are barking this week. we have a num

hayes's occupation was only days after a special presidential inaugural electoral commission that grant had pushed for, had finished its work. frank, a lot of questions from folks about grant and drinking grant and alcoholism. would you care to comment on that? sure. i think it's substantially a myth that grant was a drunkard or that he was even someone you could diagnosed any reliability as an alcohol. the is fragmentary from early in his life but during his peacetime army days when he's on the pacific coast 1852 to 1854, he was peacetime army, a very hard drinking outfit. and we have some impressionistic a accounts that suggest that probably during that period he drank too much. well one of the things about his meteoric during the civil war a lot of people really look at closely is when you start out and, it's one of the truly dramatic stories, american history, maybe the most meteoric rise to the white house that ever seen. when the war breaks out in 1861, grant as shop clerk at his father's leather hardware goods store in galena. lincoln calls for troops for volunteers after fort su

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it's an exciting addition to the hayes valley neighborhood. >> it's been a lot of fun getting togetherso many crew members join our team from the community. this is my neighborhood as well, so getting to be a part of this great journey. >> a regional manager says the store brought on about 100 employees and always a question in san francisco there will be parking question answered all right, mayor london breed is plan to bring two giant pandas to the san francisco zoo are now getting some pushback from city leaders. the board of supervisors voted to postpone a request made by the mayor to raise $25 million to host the pandas once they were brought in from china. that money would go to address some of the zoo's infrastructure needs, supervisor asha safai, who is hoping to unseat the mayor this fall, says pandas are a distraction from the city's more pressing issues. >> this is about prioritizing our future. this is about prioritizing our children over pandas. and if we can rally to fund a home for pandas, we certainly can rally to raise money for essential programs that impact every sin

the one and only emma hayes. this time next _ here. the one and only emma hayes.y—off final after beating west brom 3—1 in the second leg of their semi. it was a far more lively affair than the cagey goalless draw in the first leg. adam armstrong scoring in the second half, before adding a penalty late on. they'll face leed5 at wembley, a week tomorrow. xander schauffele had a more modest second round at the us pga championship, but he's still top of the leaderboard. after shooting a tournament record 62 on friday, he followed it up with a 68 —that moved him to 12—under—par — just one shot clear of the field. the best of the british players are matt wallace and robert mcintyre, who, despite a couple of late dropped shots, had enough birdies to give him a round of 69. they're five shots off the pace. and the valhalla crowd was treated to its first hole—in—one since 1966. sebastian soderberg holing out at the eighth, which is known as float like a butterfly, for golf enthusiasts, that was 169 yards and he took an 8 iron. ferrari's charles leclerc set the pace in bot

. >> merchants from hayes valley, they contact us and you know, they see us on the news and they knowfighting to remove this bike lane, and they made a mess out of hayes valley as well. >> the petition also lists an sfmta proposal for traffic changes in west portal after a family at a bus shelter was hit and killed by a driver. the proposal outraged many residents and merchants here. >> it didn't work for any of us and he was in charge of that, some saying they agree with the petition calling for tomlin's resignation. >> i think he does need to step down his leadership has shown that they don't actually care about san francisco. this isn't the first time that tomlin has been in hot water over his transportation visions. in 2013, tomlin was removed as a transportation consultant for the city of santaonica after city officials said he made comments online that nimbys used traffic fear as their primary tool for stopping development. in 2019, mayor breed appointed tomlin as sfmta's director after asking the former director to resign in san francisco. luz pena, abc seven news. >> several b

and it does not surprise me that he would, you know, risk his own life for someone else's. >> rob hayesnews. >> many people saying so many nice things about him. tonight. deadly crash in san jose today. this was the scene this afternoon at montague expressway and o'toole at new. all westbound lanes were closed as they assessed the incident. police say the collision involved two vehicles. one driver was severely hurt and was pronounced dead on site. sadly, there are no details available about the other driver or the cause of the crash. at this moment. >> every day we bring you the news. here at abc seven. we are driven by the goal of building a better bay area, and we love spotlighting those breakthroughs here at 11. our first tonight is our work today in getting you aware of an important bond issue before san francisco voters. this november, san francisco school leaders are asking voters to approve the most expensive bond to ever go before the city. $790 million to improve school buildings as the district faces a financial crisis and looming school closures. eight years ago, voters pass

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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei.g read for our new indepth series will be available at bbc.com/news. finally — scientists in britain say they have proved a theory of einstein, about the way matter plunges into black holes. for the first time they've been able to identify an area called "the plunging region", the point where matter circling a black hole is suddenly pulled into it at close to the speed of light. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. thursday brought us a real mixture of weather across the uk. it was scotland and, to a degree, the far north of england that had the best of the day's weather, with plenty of sunshine. and very warm in the highlands, temperatures reached 25 celsius in altnaharra — that was the warmest place in the whole of the uk, confirmation of the rather beautiful weather we had here. wasn't like that everywhere, though — for northern ireland, england and wales, we had rain or some thundery showers around, and across berkshire and also pembrokeshire, we had photographs se

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. let's cross live to taipei.in—depth discussion. within your conversation, did you get any sense of what she makes of william bligh and how he is going to govern? —— william lai. he is going to govern? -- william lai.— he is going to govern? -- william lai. ,, ., ., , william lai. she did not really want to say — william lai. she did not really want to say anything - william lai. she did not really want to say anything about. william lai. she did not really| want to say anything about her successor does not want to overshadow him because she is supposed to be the star of the show from now onwards. it is his inauguration on monday but on the whole this is seen as a continuation of her administration. william lai said he will said to her policies when it comes to china, to have a policy of keeping taiwan's status quo, thatis keeping taiwan's status quo, that is to say not moving this place further officially towards independence but also resisting any attempt by china to unify taiwan by force. he also has his vice

i'm here with my colleagues stephanie ruhle and jen psaki and alex wagner and chris hayes. in a courtroom in downtown manhattan just after 5:00 eastern time this evening the foreperson of the jury rose and delivered the jury's unanimous verdict, donald trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal a scheme to corrupt the 2016 election. it's a scheme that was described by the prosecution in their summation as something that may very well have been the reason that donald trump won the 2016 election. as of tonight it is officially a criminal scheme. he has been convicted on 34 counts. with those convictions we enter uncharted territory as a country. for the first time a president has been criminally convicted, and for the first time one of our two main political parties is about to nominate that same man for president after he has been convicted of 34 felonies. that is where we are tonight. there's been no official reaction from president biden tonight to a jury finding his predecessor and 2024 competitor today guilty on those charges. i shou

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> this was very much a defense. she was mocking stormy daniels. >> donald trump's attorneys mock and shame stormy daniels. >> she wants the jury to think stormy daniels is a liar and she is crazy and also wants the jurors to judge her for her occupation. >> and the peoples witness apparently holds her own. >> and she said if i was going to make this up, i would have made it a much better story. >> tonight, the wild cross- examination of the woman at the center of the cover-up and why trump's denial of the affair hurt his defense. >> the denial puts the jury in the position to choose who they believe. >> and the two big rulings that caused the defendant to storm off. >> i'm not supposed to be here. >>> plus, is a sitting republican senator helping skirt to the judge's gag order? >> this is just a bunch of democrats saying we want to make sure that donald trump can't talk. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. donald trump selection interference trial rolled on today. the

in fact, to like in me as a d, d, a lead to a john stand hayes and has also come out saying that the d s. will receive an authorized majority. again, at stake is the 3 big kid dominance of the african national congress policy, which led so last week i out of a party that it is now the target of a new generation of discontent in a country office. 62000000 people, half of whom estimated to be living in poverty. we spoke with the south african amc policy member. he believes you to see on this boat will help ease the economic tension in the country a level 2 because why don't you think this is a live body? it's also from the economic color claims that the, that the board right? remember, will also say is the goodness of the code is the code number of these countries deal with seemed a few there, but there must be, can much information. so every up on the subsequent to that, all that i'm here is to say let's all of us come together. it's hollings, that's me to go about this and discuss it, but let's not discuss the problem. you must try to find the solution of the problems because they ha