ian does not plan on performing _ stuff? ian does not plan on performing in _ stuff?performing in the subway l stuff? ian does not plan on i performing in the subway for stuff? ian does not plan on - performing in the subway for the time being. instead, the medical student as they can music above ground, where he can safely share his talent. applause now lt�*s a big day in the games industry — the bafta gaming awards take place tonight in london. gaming is big business here in the uk — sales topped more than £4] billion last year — more than double that of the music industry. this marks the twentieth year of the gaming baftas, and 2023 was widely considered to be one of the best years ever in the industry. i've been speaking tojordan middler — host of the video games chronicle podcast. i asked him which of the nominations stood out. games like alan wake two, and the kingdom are the real standouts. and kingdom are the real standouts. and talkin: kingdom are the real standouts. fific talking about baldur's kingdom are the real standouts. fific talking about baldur's gate

ian, they go start with you.t about nato but maybe everybody doesn't think about nato everyday. suggest what is nato? what does it do? >> rymatt, jenna, thank you for hosting this panel. it's an important anniversary, 75 years is a long time that will testify to the success of the alliance going from 12 original signatories assigned the document in washington and now 32. what need does it serves as institutional core of the trans atlantic community democracies. it was established to multiplies and orchestrate the combined political, economic and military power of these democracies. it is has done that with gret effect. what nato's first known first and foremost for is its role as a military institution come something conversation can go down range effectively to deter our adversaries and the necessary defeat them. in this regard the alliance has been history so successful alliance and enabled nato the transgenic community to win the cold war without firing a shot. it brought peace to balkans. i seen firsthand all

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matt: ian, why are we putting up redlines for ourselves?hter] >> we are putting up redlines because senior officials in nato and here in washington, d.c. fear the risk of nuclear escalation. this gets to be an issue of not only capability but political will and resoluteness. the alliance was successful during the cold war not only because it was able to generate interoperable capable military forces and deploy them, and resource them. it was able to be successful because it demonstrated resoluteness and willingness to go to battle in defense of alliance territory and values. nowhere was this more clear than in the case of west berlin, an isolated enclave in east germany. it was never attacked because the soviets knew if it did get attacked, there would be a military response, unambiguous response from the alliance. as we go into the nato summit today, we will highlight a lot of progress that john laid out. increased defense spending, uptick in strategic concept, our regional plans will more effectively leverage alliance capabilities. enhanc

among them is the chief expert on the candidates tournament, russian ian nepomniachtchi.e previous two. and the calendar lay down like that, after all. the game didn’t go as i planned, of course, i tried to play to win, only it left me a chance for the final victory in the tournament, but all my ideas and plans quickly got mixed up, already at the beginning of the game i found myself in a difficult position, theoretical chances with ... were preserved, but no more. caruana, who seemed to have driven nepomniachtchi into a corner, will say after the match: i feel like an idiot. ian dug himself out of pat and miraculously escaped, but it was no longer destined to win the match. draw. the russian played consistently throughout the tournament; he was the only one of the eight who did not lose a single one of the fourteen games, but this was not enough to become a contender for the chess crown for the third time in a row. it happens that the results of two or three victories are enough to occupy. first place, but here the performance was very high, in many ways, this is thanks

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ian: yeah.his is an unfortunate consequence that any bad news for tsmc should be good news for what intel is trying to do, effectively become a competitor for tsmc. it should have people saying we need to diversify geographically. can we do that with intel? because of the financial disclosures last night that is not the case. ed: the story with intel is that it has different businesses. we are talking about the foundry business. intel wants to do it tsmc already does, be a contract manufacturer for third parties. when i was looking through the financial disclosures they made it is not just they are booking less revenue on foundry, not just the losses are widening, but their projections to the end of the decade make you little concerned that actually will get back to the era where intel had north of 60% margins and they were the technology leader. that is the story that the ceo has been trying to tell all three of us are quite a long time. explain the shift in timeline intel disclosed last night.

>> ian: is a great question.e will see what happens here but we might see this lead to serious problems going forward. who is going to run for president? who's going to be there to do this job when they see this hanging over their heads. >> tammy: i think what the prosecution is relying on is a journey that will not care. i still believe that if you actually show the jury respect in the defense can do it defense based on the fact of the matter and show that the requirements is an example such as with the gag order, were too vague or vague enough so that your intentions can be applied to any type of appeal as well. but i think they had anticipated such as the democrats have with minorities. it will not matter what we do, these people would do what they've always done or expected them to do, they will behave. i think new york is on occasion say, we are going to do the right thing, because look at the details here. and they will feel better at the end of the day. and i think it is smart for the trump team to approac

ian: but when he 5% is primary. the remainder is secondary.y, we continue to see very substantial opportunities to continue to consolidate in our space, and continue to make acquisitions. we are very excited about how the extra firepower can be deployed to continue the growth of the company. katie: i appreciate your time on what i know is a very busy day. ian lowitt is the ceo of merrick's. we will talk with the chairman and ceo of cantor fitzgerald. he joins bloomberg television at noon. but still ahead on this program, we take a look at the companies making the most social buzz today in our "social climbers" segment, up next. ♪ katie: it is time now for social climbers, a look at the stocks making waves on social media this morning. first up, americans are skipping the frozen pizzas and hot pockets, and that is resulting in a very tepid earnings report for nestle. the swiss outlet, lower than expected growth in the frozen food category. it is a sign u.s. consumers have started to change the shopping habits in response to high prices. up next

ian millhiser with vox. thank you. >> thank you. >> the jury is out on san francisco's latest accessory. it's a mask made popular by rapper. find out why it's stirring up mask has become the latest streetwear accessory, but some are critical of its rise as a fashion statement. here's what they look like. our media partner, the san francisco standard, published this new article exploring how the sheisty mask caught on. it covers someone's head, neck and mouth, but leaves their eyes exposed. joining us live now to explain this is san francisco standard reporter joel umanzor. hey, joel. >> hey, how are you guys doing? thanks for having me. >> oh, we're doing great. thanks give us the background. what is the sheisty mask? who popularized it? >> so, yeah, the sheisty mask has kind of grown over popularity, not just in the san francisco, but nationwide since the pandemic. and the mask restrictions went in place around that time, primarily through, you know, hip hop and rap and rapper pooh shiesty from memphis kind

ian nepomniachtchi played with black pieces against the americans faban coruana.he opponents spent almost 6 hours at the board and on move 109 they agreed to a draw, which did not suit anyone. thus, in 14 rounds of the tournament in toronto, i don’t remember losing even once, but going to the match for the world chess champion title for the third time in a row didn’t help. the russian was half a point behind the winner tournament, seventeen-year-old indian gukesh damaraju. moscow spartak won a crushing away victory over rostov in the final match of the twenty-fifth round of the rpl. spartak won with a score of 5:1. in the first half, the teams exchanged goals, daniil khluseevich scored with a header in the sixteenth minute, rostov responded in the thirty-sixth minute with a goal from egor galenkov. also. head and also after the standard position. at the beginning of the second half , rostov goalkeeper sergei pesyakov made a blunder. he unsuccessfully cleared the ball and jesus medina scored into empty spaces gates. as subsequent events in the match showed, this go

among them is the main expert on candidates tournaments, russian ian nepomnyashchiy. the calendar is set in such a way that the magnificent four candidates play among themselves. nepomniachtchi, like his american rival, fabian caruana, only needs a victory. what adds to the drama of the situation is that the russian is playing black. the game didn’t go as i planned, of course, i tried to play to win, only it left me a chance for the final victory in the tournament, but all my ideas and plans quickly got mixed up, already at the beginning of the game i found myself in a difficult position, the theoretical chances remained , but not more. caruana, who seemed to have driven nepomniachtchi into a corner, will say after the match: “i feel like an idiot.” ian dug himself out of pat and miraculously escaped, but he was no longer destined to win the match. draw. the russian played consistently throughout the tournament. the only one of the eight did not lose one of fourteen games, but even this was not enough to become a contender for the chess crown for the third time in a r

ian, our entertainment _ events are going ahead.london are preparing to take part in a history lesson like no other. they've been given the chance to speak to veterans about what it was really like on the beaches of normandy. educating the children of today about the world wars is an important part of the d—day commemorations asjohn maguire reports. for many of those who fought over and across these beaches in northern france 80 years ago, the chance to tell their story not in the name of war but to promote peace is an opportunity they take whenever they can. the british normandy memorial above what was codenamed gold beach carries the names of the 22,442 under british command who died securing the coastline and fighting towards the liberation of paris. but now, the site is about to embark on a new phase, with the opening this summer of an education centre, as nicholas witchell, a trustee, explained to me last week. phase one was the memorial, phase two has always been the education centre. education is so important. it was always a

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ian, what is this investigation unfolding? >>> it started when -- earlier this week. -- elementary school in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. police believe over a four year period, the 51-year-old stole more than $400,000 than the groups account. she left her position last summer, and when the new board took over, they noticed serious discrepancies. they contacted san jose police. investors claim that she wrote 45 checks to herself and her husband. >> these were supposed be reimbursement checks. for services that weren't even rendered. right? so she had invoices that were not true, were not real. >> that's a good amount of checks, ian. how is this affecting all the kids at the school? >> this is money that the kids and parents raised at school, like through walkathon's and things for years. years of fundraisers. it's money that they used to fund arts, music, and other programs. because of the alleged thefts, parents say that science and recess programs were canceled at the and that the police and the da's office had done

ian nepomniachtchi played with black pieces against the americans fbiana coruana. hours at the board, and on move 109 they agreed to a draw, which did not suit anyone. thus, for 14... rounds of the toronto tournaments, ian never lost a single game, but for the third, excuse me, for the second time in a row, entering the match for the title of world chess champion, it did not help, the russian was half a point behind the winner, seventeen-year-old indian gukesh domaraj. the game didn’t go as i planned, of course, i tried to play to win, only it left me with a chance for the final victory in the tournament, but all my ideas and plans quickly got mixed up. already at the beginning of the game i found myself in a difficult position; theoretical chances remained, but nothing more. the third match of the gagarin cup final will take place today in yaroslavl. with the score 0:2 in the series, lokomotiv will host metallurg, but overseas in the national hockey league, in the past the playoff weekend has just begun. the best regular season team in the nhl, the new york ranger

all right, ian, what do you tell you? yeah. you know, i've talked with jonathan, but he before by phone, he's issued some statements before by email. but today we met face to face for the first time. padilla asked, is the one who asked for the recount in the 16th congressional race, where more than 180,000 votes were cast. the first count determined sam liccardo will move on to november and joe simitian and evan lo tied for second. so as for padilla, well, ten years ago, he helped run sam liccardo san jose mayoral campaign, but insists that he isn't supporting one candidate over the other in this race. now he's a tech ceo, and padilla says, though, that he is frustrate by how long this recount is taking. the pace of counting has dramatically slowed down. we were doing 40 to 50 precincts a day. thursday was three, friday was two. they're still charging the same amount. there's real issues with that. and you have to ask yourself, is this something where they have a lack of wherewithal to get it done correctly? or perhaps it's som

ian blackford, the former snp _ political corner.ejection _ dealwith your party. no, i think what the rejection was - dealwith your party. no, i think what the rejection was was i deal with your party. no, i think i what the rejection was was something about an electoral pact but given i've never made the proposal in the first place that was an overwrite on a sunday newspaper. we are not particularly bothered about that. what ash regan will be taking its measures how we can reemphasise independence as the priority of the scottish government. that's what both alba and the snp should be interested in. how we can move away from the identity agenda that's taken up so much bandwidth of the scottish government and also how you can return to what we call the people's agenda of education, health, housing and jobs and industry and ash regan has some proposals on how to do that, so these are very reasonable proposals and let's hope that humza yousaf gives it a receptive hearing. his colleaaue gives it a receptive hearing. his colleague ian bla

ian, thank you for that preview. both of the election. meanwhile it is now in the hands of the alameda county supervisors. as we speak. the board is debating when voters should go to the polls to decide whether to recall county district attorney pamela price tonight, supervisors are going to receive the certification of the results of the recall petition, and then they will set an election date. both supporters of price and those looking to recall the da rallied outside of the administration building. you see right here ahead of tonight's meeting. and those who want to recall price believe she is too soft on crime and are asking for a special election to be called immediately. but other county residents have said that it should just be added to the existing november election to save money. and a separate news conference today, da herself accused recall organizers of illegally securing an election through fraudulent signature gathering and questionable finances. we're calling upon the board to reject this illegal effort, this ill funded ef

ian: that is the big story, isn't it? pat is pursuing some long-term fundamental changes to the chip industry. if it plays out how he projects, we will see a whole different intel and a whole different industry, but in the meantime he has to report quarterly earnings based on what is happening right now. ed: ian king, thank you so much. caro, it is the earnings context. but like every earnings, it is about outlook and the long term. the story with intel that the market is seizing on right now. caroline: we want to dig in to the long-term with the ceo. but we have to acknowledge the short term. the worst selloff since july 2020. we are at the worst since january 2024. this is a company that has lost a third of its market capitalization this year alone. ed: we know that ai is a complicated story. the server market needs cpu's and it also needs memory, which we discussed with micron the other day. a lot of this is happening in parallel. some of the cloud growth is not necessarily ai related. data center infrastructure is nee

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our ian cull is coming over the new numbers right now. he also spoke to air-quality leaders today and he is speaking with us with what he is learning. we are also tracking other stories today. >>> a new bright 11 -- 911 call center. this is coming after a critical dispatcher surgeons -- shortage. >>> also expanding abortion access for people in arizona. the governor making sure they don't have to leave their state for care. >>> and will tiktok that working in the west? a lot of questions -- our scott budman is looking into the bill that president biden just like today. his would be filling us and i was going to happen with the popular app. >>> let's begin today with a new report that shows the bay area had some of the worst air quality in the nation recently. in fact, it was worse than los angeles. before you start holding your breath, you should know that the bad news comes with a catch. nbc bay area's ian cole explains the findings for us. show us what the major factors are for us. >> important to note that the data used here is from 20

ian cole joined a group of students at san jose state today. quite an event today. >> even though it was only 35%, we saw 35% of that , not this, unfortunately. it was still mparticle incredible to put on the glasses. san jose state brought out some fancies tools. there was a group of students and professors outside of tyler hall. the eclipse peaks. many other students walking by stopped to take a look. there were special telescopes with solar lenses so they could see and up close shot of the moon partially blocking the sun. they also got a look at the sunspot in the middle of the sun that is larger than earth. there are also some sun spotters so students could see and drive the reflection of what was happening millions of miles away. >> i am a sci-fi nerd so seeing this in real life is really cool. to see it in real life with glasses is pretty awesome and the teacher makes it super exciting to learn about. >> very special because there won't be another eclipse here for at least another 20 years, right? >> yeah. the student you saw there too, s

caroline: ian king, always on for us prayed we so appreciate the analysis. meanwhile let's get to huawei which has released its latest series of smartphones sustaining after that group made 60. the device to help erode apple's dominance in that high-end segment. the pure 70 smartphone series starts at $760 and then goes up from there matching the price point of an iphone 50. -- iphone 15. >> employee staging protests from california to new york over a contract with israel, that report next. a quick check, shares higher 14% in the session adding to the gains. classic spac trading prayed a lot of activity in the market. this is we are seeing a big dip and rebound. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ (upbeat music) there's more to business than the business you're in. if you use data, that's the privacy business. manufacturing on demand? you're talking cloud business. got a few million hyper-connected customers? digital experience business. that was fast. that's where deloitte comes in. with the right combination of talent and technology to help advance and connect

ian: it is global. it chases cheap energy. cheaper that you can run the mining operation, the more profitable you can become. the compute that drives mining has improved tremendously. it is a global business, but again these are businesses. the question is, what will they do after the halving? how much of the bitcoin that the mind will they need to sell and put into the market? will they be able to keep their machines online or need to unplug some of their machines because profitability has gone down? that is why it is super interesting to continue to keep an eye on the mining business and see what investments they are making and what bets they are making. ed: we have been talking about halving, because it is due in april. we have had a robust debate on the program in the last week, they are basically in the camp of there are only 21 million bitcoin ever and therefore price will only go up. for that very simple reason. one of the interesting data points is liquidity in the market. i get it on the supply side. but there is a lo

caroline: ian -- ed: ian king a very busy man. the cpi report with treasury secretary and ai board member larry summers coming up. we will be right back this is bloomberg. ♪ - super excited to open up my diploma from southern new hampshire university. ♪ ♪ - i'm nervous, i'm excited. ♪ ♪ - [man] okay, let's see it. let's see it. - oh my gosh. - jesus suarez, i did it and it's here. (group cheers) ♪ ♪ - [narrator] next term starts soon. visit snhu.edu. visit snhu.edu. at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. ed: coinbase and circle penned letters to senator schumer and mcconnell urging congress to enact a comprehensive regulatory framework for stablecoins and digital asset market structure one week after the u.s. appeals court revived a lawsuit against coinbase accusing the cryptocurrency exchange of facilitating the sale of unregistered securities. joinin

ian's done a lot on the high street for us.ve lived in cowbridge over the years, been to school here — sir anthony hopkins, people like that. always got time for you. he uses the pub a lot, as well. so well deserving of a statue. i think so, yeah. # rousing my suspicions...# and this has aroused everyone�*s suspicions. matt murray, bbc news, cowbridge. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. we saw some very big temperature contrasts from north to south across the country this morning. it was cold with some disruptive snow across scotland through the morning period. it stays rather grey here with further outbreaks of rain. it stays on the chilly side, as well. but for northern ireland, the rest of england and wales, a lovely bright afternoon to come. plenty of sunshine around. a few passing showers being blown on a very brisk south—westerly wind and very mild for the time of year at 18 or 19 degrees. it's still quite chilly across the north. that rain pushes its way northwards across scotland. thr

ian blackford, thank you very much for joining us.r and talk to our political correspondent. interesting that he is putting his money behind john swinney. absolutely. ian blackford and john swinney are perhaps part of the snp old guard. john swinney was nicola sturgeon's deputy at the same time ian blackford was the leader of the snp at westminster. john swinney is yet to decide what he is going to do. in some ways it would seem to be moving back to the leadership we have seen over the past couple of decades. when he didn't stand last year, john swinney said it was time for a new broom. let's see what he says over the next couple of days. kate forbes is in the frame this lunchtime. cole ruth. iain gray. regardless, this is a big moment in scottish politics because this was supposed to be a new broom for the snp. humza yousaf was supposed to be the third leader of the snp under devolution and take the party forward. it has not gone well at all. the question it will ask itself over the next few days and weeks is how it can start to repa

ian basen talked about the way that donald trump is unleashing the termites.e rules, he is trying to undermine the credibility of the court. and so far the courts have not yet held him accountable. now, there may be some point where they do that, but that hasn't happened yet, and i think that's going to be one of the big tests, not just in this trial, but for the entire judicial system. will donald trump actually be held to the same standard that any other criminal defendant would be held to? so far that has not happened. >> glenn, charlie's absolutely right. the first page of on tyranny by timothy snider is about now the power that the authoritarians take but the power that the institutions give freely. and the power that the legal system has been giving to donald trump is he will not be treated the way i would be treated or tim miller would be treated, that is the power that the legal system has given freely to donald trump. why? >> i don't know. that's exactly why we find ourselves where we do. i'll give charlie the hallelujah chorus because i couldn't agre

mr webber and grace o'malley—kumar, both 19, and 65—year—old ian coates were fatally stabbed on 13thary, in january, valdo calocane injanuary, valdo calocane who carried out the stabbings was given an indefinite hospital orderfor an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter an indefinite hospital orderfor manslaughter by diminished responsibility. your son was fatally stabbed in nottingham lastjune. i9—year—olds barnaby was killed alongside his friend, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates by valdo calocane. he also attempted to kill three other people. he had been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. emma has written an open letter to members of a nottinghamshire police whatsapp group. she describes comments shed on that group as a callous, desensitised and degrading. she also says the messages, which were leaked in february, had caused more trauma than the officers could imagine. nottinghamshire police has declined to comment on emma's letter. i am welcoming viewers on a bbc news who arejoining us for this welcoming viewers on a bbc news who are joining us for this conversation as

ian cole is looking into the reason behind the rate hike. >>> we are 100 days away from the paris olympics. the city of light will be the epicenter of the world. we will show you the bay area and athletes preparing for the summer games. >>> let's begin with the camera store break in. someone drove through the front of the store. whoever did it was in and out within a minute. scott joins us from mike's cameras. scott, you were able to speak with the store manager today. what have you learned? >> reporter: audrey, good afternoon. it was about 4:00 in the morning on tuesday that a car backed through a window at mike's cameras. people got out of the car, rob the store, it was over in a minute or so. the car drove away. the car -- the store was shut down and they boarded things up and reopen. it was business as usual today. >> it's good to hear that business is back ends. you got a chance to speak with customers. what are they telling you? >> reporter: most did not know about the robbery because it happened at 4:00 in the morning. they came back today and were happy to support the business. it

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the next person ian nepomniachtchi will play against will be a direct competitor for the first line.l already be the thirteenth tour of planned fifteen. the day before , the semi-finalists of two more european football cups were determined: the europa league and the conference league. italian atalanta, together with russian national team player alexei mirnchuk , beat liverpool on aggregate. bayern set a 20th century record for the number of matches without defeat in all tournaments among the top five european leagues. the forty-fourth match of this kind was with westham, in which bayern fought back in... in the last minute, moving on, roma dealt with milan, and marseille with benfica. atalanta in the europa league semi-finals will meet with marseille, and bayern with roma. the first matches of this stage of the tournament will take place on may 2. in the conference league , aston villa, suna emiri reached the semi-finals, and spider with magomed azdoev were eliminated from brugge. fiorentina put the finishing touches on victoria pylzeni, olympiacos turned out to be stronger than fene

.>> ian explains at least one of the suspects may also be linked to another major crime.>> accusations of kidnapping, assault, and torture in the san jose evergreen neighborhood caught neighbors offguard today.>> that's really shocking. >> sends a police believe they kidnapped him in the night of the very 13th, and brought him to a home on million court, where police say they assaulted and tortured the man. neighbors say this is the home the s.w.a.t. team rated as part of the investigation. police don't believe the victim knew the suspect, but they do think he was abducted in the area.>> it goes to show that people are really out there doing violent crimes. but the detectives did such a thorough investigation, they said not in san jose, you can get away with it. >> the victim was released and turns up in the hospital two days later. police executed search warrants, arresting the trio at different locations, and confiscating illegal gambling machines and illegal drugs. the home that got rated has been a problem house according to neighbors, and they tell us it has been rated at least th

was stabbed to death as they walk university accommodation after a night out. 65—year—old ian coates nottingham shocked the country and united a city. since then, the families of the victims say their pain is increased because of the actions of nottinghamshire police. the mother of barnaby webber today spoke to bbc news and wrote an open letter urging a police staff member who she said wrote a graphic whatsapp post about the of the injury sustained to show the respect that was not given to herself as the when you hear that type of liquid, you can understand the impact it had on us as families and why it is not acceptable in any way. it is not gallows humour. it isjust distressed. i hope i did the right thing. by it being public, i suppose it will have that audience of other people that work in police forces and emergency services that perhaps link educate them to think of it more of the human aspects when they are dealing with these awful crimes. when you lose your humanity and your respect for life, i don't think he should be working in those services. nottinghamshire police is bein

ian nepomniachtchi played with black pieces against the american fabian caruana.e board. position, theoretical chances remained, already at the beginning of the game i found myself in a difficult situation , but no more. and hockey today in yaroslavl the third match of the gagarin cup final will take place; with the score 0:2 in the series, lokomotiv will host metallurg. well, overseas in the national hockey league the playoffs just began last weekend. the best team of the regular season in the nhl, the new york rangers, plays a series against washington in the first round. 100 years ago, we have news for you, briefly about the main thing: paratroopers from buryatia captured the stronghold of the armed forces of ukraine uchasovo yar, destroyed enemy firing points, four militants surrendered, the rest were liquidated. germany helps ukraine to its own detriment, and the new american aid package to ukraine. everything can be the last. the tyumen region managed to eliminate a dam leak on the river and shim. there are two dozen settlements and snt in the flood zone. in

tatyana, ian nepomnyashchy took only second place at the candidates tournament, he was behind the winneroint. let's start with football, moscow spartak won a crushing away victory over rostov in the final match of the twenty- fifth round of the rpl. spartak won with a score of 5:1. in the first half, the teams exchanged goals, with daniil khlusevich scoring with a header in the 16th minute. responded to the thirty-sixth with a goal from egor galenkov, also with a header and also after a set piece. at the beginning of the second half, rostov goalkeeper sergei pesyakov made a blunder; he unsuccessfully cleared the ball and jesus medina scored into an empty net. as shown further events in the match, it was this goal that became the winning one for spartak. after 6 minutes , jesus medina scored a double, he scored from the penalty spot. before this penalty, valery karpin replaced the goalkeeper. in the final 15 minutes of the match, the red and white scored twice more. spartacus. as a result, he won his biggest victory in a year and a half. spartak has not scored five goals since october 22.

here is nbc's ian cull. >> reporter: the bay area ranks fifth in the nation for the dirtiest air in front of l.a. when it comes to particles in the air each year. that's according to the american lung association's annual state of the air report out today, but there is a caveat. the data used was from 2020 to 2022, which is important because wildfires were especially bad during that time, and are largely to blame. >> those were some of the key years for wildfires and had a major, major impact on air- quality progress and exposures to harmful particle solutions in the bay area. >> reporter: it can increase the risk of strokes and heart disease now. when it comes to smoggy days, los angeles still tops the list. the bay area was 12 worst in the nation with contra costa, alameda, and santa clara counties all getting a grade of f in that category. >> the dominant source in the california and bay area tends to be the transportation sector, so everything from cars and trucks to buses to the -- these are major areas where we need to be really focusing on zero emission technology. >> there is some

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ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> we mentioned the tests happened across the country. this was in philadelphia, 68 people arrested after blocking busy streets. one group marched a set and while others marched through the streets. in chicago at o'hare international airport, protesters blocked the entrances and many people had to get out of their cars and walk with their luggage to make their flights. 40 people were arrested. >>> history unfolding inside a new york courtroom today as the first of three felony cases against former president trump is underway. this is the first time a former president is facing felony terminal charges. mr. trump is accused of falsifying business records to conceal damaging information and unlawful activity from voters before and after the 2016 election. at the center of the cases, $130,000 hush money payment mislabeled as legal services. the trial opened with argument over potential evidence before moving on to jury selection which is expected to take up to two weeks. the process will include questions about some of their political beliefs

ian: expectations are very low. key semiconductor, we already know the operations are struggling in the manufacturing paul. the key question we will see today is our peace is getting better, companies and hyper scalars starting to on the server chips again. >> is the same story every quarter and we wonder if the story changes when it comes to earnings. thank you. i want to look at shares of nvidia. it is an outlier in the markets this morning. as is the philadelphia semiconductor index largely because of the pull up from nvidia. last night when meta reported its earnings in after hours there was a notable move lower by about 1.5, 2%. it's higher 2% and if you extrapolate the logic, there was concern about how much meta would spend on ai infrastructure. we are talking about nvidia's high-performance gpu's and ai accelerators going into data centers. that's where that will be spent. we will be right back, this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: let's talk again about meta. it's off session lows but there's a lot of anxiet

ian cole is looking into the protests for us and what punishment the protesters might face. we are tracking other stories on this monday including a san jose fire captain now on leave, what he allegedly asked a underage girl to do. also shutting down, the feds are closing the women's prison in dublin. the problem that led to it, and what happens to the prisoners now. >>> is at the cyber truck or the ev market not being as hot? scott budman is looking into the layoffs for tesla. >>> let's go ahead and begin with those protesters blocking traffic in three different spots across the bay area today. so this is part of a nationwide effort on tax day to protest u.s. tax dollars going towards israel and the war in gaza. protesters completely halted traffic on the golden gate bridge as well is in oakland, northbound 880 and south bound 880 at the south street on- ramp. it started at 6:00 this morning. south bound 880 was the last to be cleared after 1:00 this afternoon. around 300 people locked the highway, five people were arrested after the hundreds of protesters refused to leave

the candidates tournament will end on april 23, and ian nepomniachtchi has nine more games ahead.remind you that the winner of this tournament will play a match for the world title with the current title holder, the chinese . that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. muslims celebrate today. one of the main holidays in islam bayram holiday sermons have begun at the moscow cathedral mosque; up to 2,000 believers are expected in total. fifty temporary sites have been prepared for prayer in the moscow region. for those who cannot visit the mosques, online broadcasts will be organized. in a number of regions where many muslims live, today is a day off. eid al-fitr symbolizes the end of the holy month of ramadan. according to tradition, after the holiday prayer, muslims go home, set tables with treats, invite friends and exchange gifts. minister us finance janit helen completed an official visit to china, where she met with high-ranking officials and entrepreneurs. we agreed to start a dialogue about excess chinese capa

let's bring in nbc's ian cole, who spent the morning at an eclipse event in the south bay. >> reporter: outside tyler hall at san jose state today -- the one it looks like a crescent moon but at the sun this time around. >> reporter: astronomy students and professors try to soak in every moment of the solar eclipse. >> i think people really appreciate seeing natures great show like this. the students are having class in hands-on learning experience. >> it looks like someone took a bite out of a pipe. the one they provided telescopes with special solar lenses so students and other people passing by could see this up close shot of the moon partially blocking the sun and view the subject spot in the middle. >> seeing it in real life is pretty good. to see it in real life with glasses is pretty awesome. the teacher makes it super exciting to learn about. we went the students were given sunspot church to draw the reflection of what was happening high above, astronomy students have been studying and talking about it for weeks. >> it's cool. the sun is obstructing the moon -- >> it will be ab

russian chess player, ian nepomniachtchi, played nechu in the twelfth round of the toronto candidatestative of india, ramesh babu, who ended up being the only one. nepomniacht lost his leadership and takes first place along with two more players, the american nakamura and another grandmaster from india gukesh, all with 7 and a half points. the next person ian nepomniachtchi will play against will be the direct competitor for the first line, the same nakamura, this will already be the thirteenth round. despite kirill kaprizov's goal, his club minnesota ended the season home defeat to seattle 3:4. kaprizov opened the scoring early. the us move to use frozen russian assets for military assistance to ukraine is destroying the legal order in the world. and christina kuruma has all the details. the head of the european central bank criticized the us proposal to use russian frozen assets in favor of ukraine. according to christina lagarde, their confiscation carries high reputational risks. if you start to destroy the global legal order. which you defend and want to be respected in russia an

looking photographer, ian lloyd. looking forward to this. following his lure and confessions of drug use, the duke of sussex is praying that joe biden will be re—elected in november because if donald trump returns to the white house, prince harry could be deported to britain . that's be deported to britain. that's right, folks, this is not a drill. prince harry could be deported to britain in the next year or two. we'll cover that at ten. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. lots to get through. don't miss a second of the action. first, the news headunes the action. first, the news headlines and sophia wenzler. >> thanks, mark. good evening. i'm sofia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. newsroom. your top story this hour . mark newsroom. your top story this hour. mark menzies has announced his resignation from the tory party saying he won't be standing in the next election. the filed mp was suspended following claims he used political donations to cover medical expenses and pay off bad people who h