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world number one opens his french open title defense with a solid win over home hope pierre—hugues herbertfor lexi thompson. with multiple lpga tour event wins and a major under her belt, she�*ll call time on her career at the end of the season. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start in paris — where novak djokovic has begun his french open title defence with a solid straight sets victory over france�*s pierre—hugues herbert. having not yet reached a final in 2024, there have been question marks around his form.

win over home hope pierre—hugues herbert. date with destiny as dortmund dare to dream ahead of the champions league final. we hearfrom their manager edin terzic. time to say goodbye for lexi thompson. with multiple lpga tour event wins and a major under her belt, she'll call time on her career at the end of the season. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start in paris — where novak djokovic has begun his french open title defence with a solid straight sets victory over france's pierre—hugues herbert. having not yet reached a final in 2024, there have been question marks around his form. but he did what he does best on the clay courts of the french capital, powering to a 6—4, 7—6, 6—4 win over his wild card opponent. the 24—time grand slam champion will take sole ownership of the record of most major titles with a fourth victory in paris. next up for him — spain's world number 63, roberto carballes baena. two—time french open finalist casper ruud moved into the second round with a routine 6—3, 6—4, 6—3 win over

it's me, herbert. oh, just a minute. herbert, hello. please come in. already resting, you called the exhibition, and you work so late, yes, you have to. openings, such is life, i hope there will be no more emergencies, thank you very much, please come to us so simply without any emergencies, larisa will be very happy, thank you, i will call you if you allow. yes, of course, of course, call, definitely, definitely, thank you very much, and excuse me again that this happened, stupid, nothing, nothing, i didn’t think, well, goodbye, goodbye, thank you, sorry, well, i’ll call , certainly, call, goodbye, all the best. hello, olya! hello, vadim, i’ve completely forgotten my old friends, that’s how you understand it, understand it however you want, it means i’m old. friendship is apart, but it turns out we were friends, i don’t see you at the planning meetings, we haven’t spoken for two months, what’s new in life, i, vadim, am getting married, so i think... what is this baby running away from me? and you thought, baby, he would run after you all his life, con

if anyone want to guess what thinker is the most quoted by herbert marcusa? it's john stuart mill. he quotes him as agreeing with him and he's agreeing with the milk but i just present to you which know who argues they will come a point where the conversation will move from one orthodoxy to another one and we are now at that point. therefore we can no longer tolerate the conservatives in our midst who are the party of. we dispel it. here's one of the moments when he quotes no from the postscript written in 1968 that got a lot of attention as a postscript but what i wanted to point out this is one of the instances in addition to the several other instances in the essay where he quotes mill favorably as giving him the justification for why certain kinds of interlocutors need to be shut down that here he appeals to the individual mental superiority of those in the progressive party which justifies reckoning one person's opinion is equivalent to more than one. one person's opinion is equivalent to more than one and this is where he famously honest essay of representative renner propose

if anyone want to guess what thinker is the most quoted by herbert marcusa? it's john stuart mill. he quotes him as agreeing with him and he's agreeing with the milk but i just present to you which know who argues they will come a point where the conversation will move from one orthodoxy to another one and we are now at that point. therefore we can no longer tolerate the conservatives in our midst who are the party of. we dispel it. here's one of the moments when he quotes no from the postscript written in 1968 that got a lot of aention as a postscript but wh i wanted to point out this is one of the instances in addition to the several other instances in the essay where he quotes mill favorably as giving him the justification for why certain kinds of interlocutors need to be shut down that here he appeals to the individual mental superiority of those in e progrsive party which justifies reckoning one person's opinion is equivalent to more than one. one person's onion is equivalent to more than one and this is whe he famously honest essay of representative renner proposed to people

does anyone want to guess what thinker is most quoted by herbert in this essay? it's not marks. it is john stuart mill. he quotes him not to say that he's disagreeing, but he quotes to say, i'm agreeing and he's agreeing with what i just presented, which is that mill who argues that there will come a point where the conversation will move from one orthodoxy to another orthodoxy and we are now at that point. therefore, we can no longer tolerate the conservatives in our midst who are the party of hate. we just spell it h8. that is hate. i took a picture of this. this is from the postscript in 1968 anit got a lot of attention. what i really want to point out is that this is one of the instances in addition to the several others in the essay where he quotes mill favorably is giving him the kind of justification for whcertain kinds of need to be shut down. here, he peals to the individual mental superiority of those in the progressive party, which justifiereckoning one person's opinion to more than one. one person's opinion is equivalent to re than one, which where he represents gove

novak djokovic gets his french open campaign under way on tuesday against frenchman pierre—hugues herberte 24—time grand slam winner has yet to reach a final in 202a. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say, with my expectations are, anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. so, it always has been like that. i know for... it might sound arrogant to a lot of people, but i think i have the career that backs it up. and in a way, me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is trying to write more history with the sport and win the biggest titles, that paris is definitely one of them. to football now, it's been a season to remember for aston villa fans after seeing their side book their place at europe's top table following a 15—year absence. the chief architect of that success, unai emery, has signed a new five—year contract at the club. the spaniard has turned villa around since arriving from villareal in october 2022 with the club sitting 17th in the premier league. he led them to seventh place in his first season in charge and fourth this campaign, qualifying for

world number one opens his french open title defense with a solid win over home hope pierre—hugues herbertson. with multiple lpga tour event wins and a major under her belt, she�*ll call time on her career at the end of the season. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start in paris — where novak djokovic has

number one seed in the french open, his first match is on tuesday against frenchman pierre hughes herbert despite that surprising run, the three—time winner on the clay in paris still has high expectations of himself coming into roland garros. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say what my expectations are for the anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. it always has been like that. i know it might sound arrogant to a lot of people but, i think i have the career that backs it up. in overweight me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is to try to write more history with the sport and when the biggest titles. paris is definitely one of them. we the biggest titles. paris is definitely one of them. we will see how he gets _ definitely one of them. we will see how he gets on _ definitely one of them. we will see how he gets on at _ definitely one of them. we will see how he gets on at the _ definitely one of them. we will see | how he gets on at the french open. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. slovenia's taday p

herbert marcuse, paolo ferreira, angela davis and derrick bell. for those of you who are not familiar them herbert marcuse. i was a critical theorist. one of the founders of the discipline of critical. he was also the godfather, the new left in the late 1960s in the united, as well as in european capitals for, a brief blaze of glory were student radicals, were carrying banners that said, you know, marx, mao, marxism. those were the, you know, the it'd be the the philosopher for that the pen the sword and the prophet. that's how he was conceptualized for a period. and if you read his work, you study his life, you realize that the conceptual framework that he established in a relatively brief period mid 1960s to the mid 1970s, about ten years, is still the dominant intellectual framework that the left operates on today. whether they know it or not, many people don't. paolo freire was a brazilian. marx ist pedagogy just happens to also be the third most cited author in all of the social sciences in the united states. actually quite influential, if yo

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arabs need the rule of a european country until they become strong and on their own feet. will be herbert samuel, his zionist deputies become rulers. waves of jews are coming. the efforts of mufti quds do not go anywhere. muslims are oppressed and jews are supported. in 1929, everything is in favor of the jews. jewish factories have prospered. jewish workers to muslims have grown exponentially. the jewish population becomes a threat to muslims . 6 thousand jews in tel aviv shout: the wall belongs to us. they say about the wall of mourning. shiny wall the prophet's ascension place in jerusalem, jews draw a curtain in front of the nadba wall and chant on august 15th that the wall is our wall. muslims realize the danger and go to the nadba wall in a revolutionary movement. the british police prevent and suppress the muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. persons. in this way, the brilliant revolution with the killing of muslims it is suppressed by the british. england publishes a white paper to avoid conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted, but this thinking is

novak djokovic gets his french open campaign under way on tuesday against frenchman pierre—hugues herbert24—time grand slam winner has yet to reach a final in 202a. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say, — i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say, with my expectations are, — to say, with my expectations are, anything but a title for me is— are, anything but a title for me is not_ are, anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. it always— me is not satisfactory. it always has been like that. i know— always has been like that. i know it _ always has been like that. i know it might sound arrogant to a lot _ know it might sound arrogant to a lot of— know it might sound arrogant to a lot of people, but i think i have — a lot of people, but i think i have the _ a lot of people, but i think i have the career that backs it up. have the career that backs it up in — have the career that backs it up in a _ have the career that backs it up. in a way, me playing still at this— up. in a way, me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is trying to write — the major reasons is

novak djokovic rarely has first round problems and he beat frenchman pierre—hugues herbert to reach roundhe 24—time champion will take sole ownership of the record of most major titles with a fourth victory on the paris clay. but he has come into the event in uncertain form, enduring a turbulent season so far. he's yet to reach a final. i'm glad that i started the way i started, though way that ice felt on the court. compared to previous weeks, ifelt good, better. iam moving in a positive direction so it is just the moving in a positive direction so it isjust the beginning. this is only one match so we have to agree how i progress in the tournament, how the feeling evolves but it was good. i was face pumping, i was focus, i was there, i was present so i am pleased with the way, at least, i behaved among the court that was something i was looking for and where are you going to feel that way if not the grand slam. that is something i have been saying since the beginning of the year and the last or whatever years that grand slams otherwise that are the ones that are getting me up from the be

novak djokovic gets his french open campaign under way on tuesday against frenchman pierre—hugues herbert24—time grand slam winner has yet to reach a final in 202a. despite that surprising run, the three—time winner in paris still has high expectations of himself coming into roland garros. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say what my expectations are for the anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. it always has been like that. i know it might sound arrogant to a lot of people but i think i have the career that backs it up. in a way me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is to try to write more history with the sport and win the biggest titles. paris is definitely one of them. england captain leah williamson has signed a new multiple—year contract with women's super league side arsenal. the defender has spent her entire senior career with the london club, who have not revealed how long the deal is for. williamson has made 232 appearances since 2014 and captained the lionessess to victory at euro 2022. boston celtics can book their spot in the nba finals

commissioner herbert is absent. president healy is absent. commissioner ortiz cartagena, here and vice president ozuna's present. vice president. you have a quorum. thank you. okay, now i will read our land acknowledgment. the san francisco small business commission and the office of small business staff acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land , and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibility as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. thank you. item two. item two approval of legacy business regi

first generated by an english theorist named herbert spencer. and it was the application of charles darwin's theory of evolution and natural selection to modern societies. and it is that some individuals succeed in modern society and some individuals do not, and that society is improved as those who are more successful, continue to thrive, and those who are less successful do not. it's a very cold ideology and is a comparison in opposition to andrew carnegie social gospel. whereas andrew carnegie is arguing that some social uplift can be provided by the excess wealth of those who were wealthy in the second industrial revolution. the ideology of social darwinist ism not only says there's really nothing to be done for those who are not succeeding, but that it in fact is the natural order that they do not succeed and both of these ideologies were in play during the late 19th century, and they they really establish some of the historical situation that students can use when they're sourcing this document. they can situated chronology. within the sec

i've created over 15 million jobs other than herbert hoover is the only other president who lost more jobs than created trump's campaign. >> responding, saying biden has driven inflation and interest rates so high that millions of hard working families struggle to make ends meet. biden falsely claimed that inflation was 9% when he took office. >> it was 9% when i came to office, 9% inflation was actually 1.4% when biden was sworn in, peaking at 9.1% in june 2022. >> it has since come down to 3.5, preventing a further drop. housing costs in new york city, one survey found rent is rising seven times faster than wages in california, a condo in west hollywood just sold for a record smashing $24 million. food costs also playing a role. grocery prices are up 26% since 2019, and fast food prices are up 33. many consumers saying enough is enough. >> i don't mean to be broke, but for an eight count mini and a lemonade for $18. >> i joked that this was fine dining now because i might as well go at a sit down restaurant and be served if i'm going to pay those type of prices. >> mcdonald's and st

this is the result of the lack of a clear strategy for the war in ukraine, he says retired general herbert mcmaster. we keep saying we're with you as long as we need to be, but i think we need to define what that means. i think there really should be two fundamental military goals. the first is to stop the offensive. the second is to regain territory that was lost at least after a full-scale invasion in february 2022. so, once you clarify those goals, then you know you need a multi-layered and echeloned ppo. a long-range precision weapon is required. ukraine should shoot down not only arrows, but... also kill the archer, you need a number of military and logistical capabilities to launch an offensive. at the same time, the general believes that russia's capabilities should not be overestimated either, it is suffering huge losses, and moscow's failure may be approaching due to apparent successes. it seems that ukraine is in a very difficult situation now. russia was able to fill the losses at the front, it does not care about the dead, although... it has 30,000 killed and wounded per month.

host: herbert in the bronx. is he still influence in congress among the republican party?hy does that exist? guest: i think that they have wound up behind -- lined up behind donald trump. there was a time magazine interview last week that came out where donald trump outlined in two interviews what he wanted to do and several people found it quite shocking that he would be willing to have panels against women who seek abortions. things that democrats especially don't want to have happen. we are seeing republicans lining up with their man. they are all in on trump for 2024. they see this as their team. we have two teams in american politics and they are firmly behind donald trump. host: ryan joins us from houston, republican mine. caller: quick question. several times i've seen on twitter, x, there is a reputable account that i follow that has shown documented treats -- tweets from hakeem jeffries. denying the 2016 election saying that trump was legitimate. even nancy pelosi did. is there anything you are hearing behind the scenes about republicans losing the house trying to

in terms of ceos, this is the first time in american -- in our recent american history since herbert hoover through bush 43 that we don't have major business leaders lining up behind trump. not a single one of the fortune 100 firms supported trump this time. not a single one supported him in 2016. and only two major ceos of fortune 100 firms supported him in 2020. now, it's usually 50% to 60% goes to the gop candidate. that pattern was broken with trump as the gop front-runner. >> yeah. and we're looking at a live shot now of fifth avenue where people have gathered on the sidewalk, guys. this is whatever -- again, whatever your feelings are, whatever your political leanings are, that this is a moment in history and new yorkers walking or stopping to watch, to gawk, whatever you want to call it, this spectacle just outside of fifth avenue. i believe that is trump tower. but it's kind of hard to see from this angle. jimmy, are you surprised -- and we're markets people here at cnbc. we let the data tell the story. are you surprised that on predict it trump has only fallen a couple of ce

secretary, war and secretary of the navy and then the final justice in this period was owe to the court, herbert hoover, in 1930, and roberts, the one who had the famous switch in time that saved nine. perceived as flipping his vote so that the supreme court now was upholding new deal programs instead of striking them down, but was just a tremendous impact. fdr had, both in terms the number of justices and in terms of his very, very close relationships with them. and those close relationships just of a personal nature, preceded his presidency. they were political s, and they continued on the court and and frankly, this something that today's eyes and ears is really kind of astounding. it's something that i really learned aboutorking and and the book is let me give you a couple of examples. so jimmy byrnes, as i just justice had been a senator from south and he was the one who left in the fall of 1942 to go to the white house. was on the supreme court while he was a sitting after pearl harbor, fdr made clear to ybod his administration that any related legislation had go through. jimmy byrnes and

novak djokovic gets his french open campaign under way on tuesday against frenchman pierre—hugues herbertinner has yet to reach a final in 202a. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say what my expectations are. anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. it always has been like that. i know it might sound arrogant to a lot of people but i think i have the career that backs it up. in a way me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is to try to write more history with the sport and win the biggest titles. paris is definitely one of them. chelsea are in talks with leicester city manager enzo maresca, as they seek a replacement for mauricio pochettino who left the london club six days ago. the italian took charge of leicester injune last year and led them to the championship title at the first attempt. he'd previously been pep guardiola's assistant at manchester city and would reportedly cost close to £10 million in compensation. england captain leah williamson has signed a new multiple—year contract with women's super league side arsenal. the defender has spent her

but redefine fine politicalties, herbert example of this who was as a village. yeah.osevelt and, his ne nationalism, who basically thought that, you bureaucratized.ught to be thess and that, you know, he was vy, very tough on what he called jeffersonian democracy, which was more local political participation, which from his point ofiew, trend tended toward corruption. and therefore, the idea of marginalizing people who were, capable of exercising a franchise and participating i te thought, whoe national proto i mean, ihink that it's not you know, if you think of what's going on in this periodween eugenics other forms of social engineering scientific management which is really taking hold this period. you think about american imperialism, you think about, you know, the sort of the new ways the supreme court and the big federal government is giving its imprimatur. i mean, this< anticipate, you know, what's going to happen in europe in the 1920s. and not to mention as linda knows better than me, what in the united states in 19so, you a period where that's not alla goin a

novak djokovic gets his french open campaign under way on tuesday against frenchman pierre—hugues herbert—time grand slam winner has yet to reach a final in 202a. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say what my expectations are for the anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. it always has been like that. i know it might sound arrogant to a lot of people but i think i have the career that backs it up. in a way me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is to try to write more history with the sport and win the biggest titles. paris is definitely one of them. chelsea are in talks to appoint leicester city manager enzo maresca as the replacement for mauricio pochettino who left the london club last week. maresca took charge of leicester injune last year and led them to the championship title at the first attempt. he'd previously been pep guardiola's assistant at manchester city and bbc sport understands leicester would be seeking between £8m to £10m in compensation for the italian. and unai emery has agreed a new five—year contract with aston villa. he guided th

final this year, begins the defence of his french open title against home favourite pierre—hugues herbertford and we will bring that to you when it starts. there is plenty going on today. just some use to bring you, some data from the home office shows that our migrant arrivals attempting to cross the english channel in small boats without permission to enter the uk has risen above 10,000, that's in the year to date. by thursday, the figure was 9882 on the friday data was 288, so the total is now 10,170 people who have arrived across the channel in small boats without permission to enter the uk in this year so far. rishi sunak making stopping the boats one of his major policy pledges in the run—up to the election onjuly the 4th. he has been out and about today, rishi sunak. you can see him in yorkshire. this was yesterday in belfast. today, he has been to a pub, meeting veterans in yorkshire very early in the morning, for a pub visit. they are all having their cups of tea. keir starmer is in the west midlands, he is expected to focus on the economy, how labour plans to tackle the rising c

the gift from herbert henry asquith was believed to acknowledge sir winston's "bold move" in 190a whenis half hour, something not to try unless you know what you are doing. take a look at this. the season—opening event in the cliff diving world series has taken place in athens. each diverjumps from 27 metres into the water below. canada's molly carlson won the women's event, whilst in the men's category, last year's winner, constantin popovici from romania, continued where he left last season with a win. this year is the 15th anniversary of the men's series, with the tenth year the women have taken part. rather them than me! you are watching bbc news. hello again. as we go through this week, temperatures will be roughly where we expect at this time of year. there will be heavy showers in the forecast, but it looks like it will turn drier later in the week as low pressure loses its grip and high pressure takes over. low pressure is firmly in charge today, with a weather front to the north—east, enhancing the showers, especially later in the day. for most, a mixture of bright spells, sun

martinovich, herbert, by the way, has traveled all over the world, what city are you in now? terms. "we realized that it is easier to live when there is no one whine, cry, as you say, into your vest, rely on no one but yourself, you know, larisa, how did women understand that simple human happiness, home, family, well, i am the family, me and my child , i 'm listening while i was driving? sorry, young man, you obviously have the wrong number. i report, i’m going to bed, i set the alarm, good night. hold me, straw, hold me, when there is a 12-point storm around, hold me, straw, hold me, when your friends are scattered throughout life, hold me, hold me, hold me, hold me, hey, chipmunk beast, mine! oh, earring, hello, where's mom? yes, here i am, here, you hear, so as not to leave, come on quickly, vasya will pick us up on the way to the car depot, come on, come on, come out quickly, my ex called, well, they brought them finnish puffer coats, you need them, yes, what color, dark, puffy. oh, well, did you quarrel again? well, you came back, asked for forgiveness, he’s some kind o

host: one more question, joey you are up with a question for herbert conaway. joey: moderators have not mentioned, lgbt rights, abortion, marijuana. these are topics the three of you would agree on. but if you are elected to this republican congress what would you do to implement your policies on these issues chris? are >> you have to know how to deal with this. i hope on my tombstone you will hear there is a reason that people can make an argument. i have been right on the issue of marriage, looking to build a data set into our acquisitions to understand what is happening. some of the issues around smoking, big tobacco, they're targeting vulnerable groups. i convened with my experience to inform my steps. people, you be reasonable with them, understand where they are coming from, look for commonality and get things done. that's what i'm doing. host: murphy? miss murphy: thank you. first of all, you have to have investment from those who it impacts. let's how i come about making my policy is speaking with those directly impacted. that is a part of book conferen

. >> herbert hoover is the only other job is lost more jobs and these created. >> he says he will do away with what i've done on medicare. probably put a 10% tax increasing everybody's costs around 15 bucks a year civilians have been killed as a consequence of the ways to go after population centres. >> they for veteran from speaking and this goes on unchecked? >> the chip they planted into biden it's on a role and he can't get off that path. >> that's a whole thing right speaking of lies i thought this was interesting to you as chuck schumer yesterday was trying to convince the country it was the republicans responsible for these 11 million illegal immigrants crossing the border. >> or publicans are going on and on about the border the fact is a stubborn thing when americans ask this year who's to blame for the continue mess of the border should listen to the words that came from donald trump himself he said please blame it on me that's what trump said. >> trace: so easy to fund the police that was republicans win it pulls bad they start twisting >> just an automatic serial liar doi

top—seed novak djokovic gets his campaign under way on tuesday against frenchman pierre—hugues herbertslam—winner has yet to reach a final in 202a. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say what my expectations are. anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. it always has been like that. and i know it might sound arrogant to a lot of people, but i think i have the career that backs it up. and in a way, me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is trying to write more history with the sport and win the biggest titles. you know, paris is definitely one of them. football now, and chelsea are in talks to appoint leicester city manager enzo maresca as the replacement for mauricio pochettino, who left the london club last week. maresca took charge of leicester injune last year and led them to the championship title at the first attempt. he'd previously been pep guardiola's assistant at manchester city, and bbc sport understands leicester would be seeking £8—10 million in compensation for the italian manager. and unai emery has agreed a new five—year contract with as

john is out with a book entitled, "the call to serve, the life of an american president, george herbert walker bush." we'll get into it a little later and maybe a little now, too. >> john, i briefly wanted you to talk to us about this memorial day, the contrast. what we've heard from president trump's own staff members about him being completely baffled by service to one's country in the military, by the loss of life, basically calling those who were killed losers. i want to ask you, again, the contrast not just between joe biden and donald trump, but between donald trump and every president that's ever served this country before when we get to this point. i must say, too, the people who we have discussed before in their little fleece vests who, we talk about it for money, them supporting trump because they think they'll make more money. it is ridiculous because the dao dow is at 40,000. this is something else i've never been able to figure out. the very people who spent their entire life beating their chest self-righteously about their patriotism, telling the left that they don't love