jasmine. bbc eye investigations takes you to the heart of the jasmine trade in egypt to reveal dark secrets in the perfume industry. children, some as young as five years old, are working in dangerous conditions throughout the night, and pickers are earning as little as a dollar a day. while huge profits are made by giants in the business. this investigation reveals who the real masters of the perfume industry are. there is this hidden layer. they are the ones controlling everything that goes into the fragrance. and how they are falling short of the human rights commitments that they're promoting publicly. they are not actually doing things that they promised to do. as we expose for the first time the use of child labour in the supply chains of some of the world's most luxurious fragrances. mohamed grew up in the village of shubra beloula in al—gharbia, the centre of the jasmine trade in egypt. around 720 acres of land across the region are planted with these precious flowers. mohamed used to

jasmine. bbc eye investigations takes you to the heart of the jasmine trade in egypt to reveal dark secrets in the perfume industry. children, some as young as five years old, are working in dangerous conditions throughout the night and pickers are earning as little as $1 a day, while huge profits are made by giants in the business. this investigation reveals who the real masters of the perfume industry are... ..and how they are falling short of the human rights commitments that they're promoting publicly... ..as we expose for the first time the use of child labour in the supply chains of some of the world's most luxurious fragrances. egyptian jasmine blooms just after sunset. in order to catch the fragrance, the flower needs to be picked before it withers in the sun's heat. heba's family is one of thousands of pickers that have to start work in the middle of the night. the pickers have to strain their eyes to find the flowers and fight through mosquitoes and pesticides, as they gather as much

jasmine, do you know what i mean?i thought at the beginning that we were getting somewhere and that we were all going to stick together, and then it just fell away like sand in the face of a tide. it does feel like it. >> and everything that you've been saying is, is, is elements that i've been noticing. but what i was thinking is it's what you see in families, in churches, in charities, in political parties. the worst is from the inside. when you have attacks from the outside, you can get together and as you say, attack that and that can put you together. but when you start to have infighting and you find it in companies as well, i mean, i remember working with one company, a big one, that took no nofice company, a big one, that took no notice at all of their competitors , all they want. each competitors, all they want. each department was like those those awful people upstairs. there was constantly competing with that other department, whereas they should have been putting their firepower against their competitors. a

jasmine's mom says that she was released from an east bay hospital, april 17th and then found dead april 20th on a random driveway off lobos in plymouth avenue and san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. autopsy revealed she had fentanyl, cocaine, meth. antidepressants, an allergy medicine in her system. >> i that it was a much it's it's we at the center was family and the has any experience with drug jasmine had to. >> dot a and she has 3 siblings nobody has ever done drugs in the family. and it's just blows my mind know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what if anthony is like, i can't even comprehend how this happened. >> jasmine's mom, hopes that sharing the story helps people who may be facing a similar struggle and once gaps in the health care system tightened up. if anyone knows anything about the death are urged to call. police said we've posted a link to a gofundme to help with funeral expenses on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> san francisco's great highway could look very different soon. voters pass a a ballo

jasmine: we have been speaking a couple different languages. we say economy, and recently i said let's break down what that means to different people. when we talk about economy in our little bubble, we talking joblessness numbers, we are talking the gdp, we are talking about what is happening in the stock market. when you are talking to everyday people, they are talking housing costs, food costs, the cost of making sure that they have child care for their kids. these are things this president understands. that is exactly why there was a $300 monthly per child child tax credit given out so people could be brought out of poverty. we know specifically african-american child poverty was cut in half with the child tax credit. that is when he had a house that would actually govern and work with him. obviously we have nothing but a clownish show under the republicans. i want people to realize it is a prelude to what it would be if donald trump were in the white house. but i want people to understand he has a stimulus -- these interest rates that he d

her 15 year-old daughter jasmine, was found dead in san francisco on april 20th. but the circumstances surrounding the death are are far from clear. you see the mom who lives in bay point told me through translator that jasmine here started to suffer mentally a couple years ago after learning she'd been abused as a child. she was in and out of hospital psychiatric wards and doctors the mom says gave are lots of drugs to help her cope. jasmine's mom says she was released from an east bay hospital april 17th and found dead april 20th on a random driveway off lobos in plymouth avenue in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. an autopsy revealed she had fentanyl, cocaine, meth. antidepressants and allergy medicine in her system. >> i that it was a much >> it's it's hard we have unit at the center was family has been experiepce for job. jasmine had to. >> a and she has 3 siblings nobody has ever done drugs in part the family. and it's just blows my mind. know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what if

congresswoman jasmine crockett is here. we have music from gracie abrams.e'll be right back with zac efron. so stick around! >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome back to our show. tonight, representing texas' 30th congressional district, jasmine crockett is with us. [ cheers and applause ] she is the young woman who called klan mom, marjorie taylor greene, a "bleach-blonde bad-built, butch body." [ cheers and applause ] and i immediately fell in love. then later, a very talented young singer and songwriter, her new album is called "the secret of us." gracie abrams from our outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] this will be my last show for about two months. but don't worry, we have some fantastic guest hosts to keep my seat warm. starting next week with the great martin short, followed by anthony anderson, kathryn hahn, kumail nanjiani, lamorne morris, jeff goldblum, and rupaul. plus deadpool and wolverine, ryan reynolds and hugh jackman hosting the show together. [ cheers and applause ] i think that's great. it takes two superheroes to replace one me. [ laughter

congresswoman jasmine crockett, how are you? >> i am doing well.to see you too appeared a colleague from across the aisle, byron donalds, recently said that black families were better under jim crow, a period of forced racial segregation. what would you say to that? >> i would say is it okay for an uncle tom or may be under this and uncle clarence to try to tell us what it is to be black in america, considering the fact that he is married to a white woman, kind of like his uncle clarence? that would not have been allowed. so yeah. he probably needs to go back to the history books if they keep trying to take out of our classrooms. >> wop, wop, wop, wop, wop, crockett, [bleep] 'em up! that's right! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jordan: charlamagne tha god, everybody! his new book: "get honest, or die lying: why small talk sucks" is available now! when we come back, jeremy o. harris will be joining me on the show. don't go away. [cheers and applause] [indistinct talking in the background] dean: yuuuup, computers have a funny way of vanishing 'round her

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this week, representative jasmine crockett and chip criminal justice. why is this happening? listen where you get your podcasts. podcasts. >>> it's another election cycle and as in previous cycles, the republican party is fielding candidates we like to call freaks and geeks. it's been a feature that the trump be elements of seized control at grassley's level and from that and primary contest they have elevated extreme candidates who are downright repellent to swing voters and otherwise winnable races. whatever mojo trump has when he runs, he lost the popular vote twice, it has proved not to be replicable by his strange fellow republicans. we saw this in 2022. they were supposed to be red wave but republicans did not have candidates who could surf the wave. herschel walker in georgia a nfl star who had no political experience and a reputation for dishonesty. when he was on his, he was rarely coherent. >> the other night i was watching this movie. it was called fright night or freak night about vampires. i don't know if you know but vampires are cool people. the werewolf that k

at first jasmine did not pay much attention. >> it happens often. my first thought, she must've went awol. swept it under the rug. but then, the next day, it wouldn't go away. you are like, let's look into this. >> vanessa's family and friends are determined to find her. >> what caught her eye right away was the determination of vanessa's family. you did not leave the area. you state. >> i told her, we are not going to leave until i know something more until i find her. >> i know she will be with us soon. >> fort hood dispatched soldiers to search for vanessa. local state and federal law enforcement help. as the days grew, her family wandered if it lacked urgency. they kept pressure on investigators and searchers, looking for her themselves. >> it's a matter of time before somebody actually confesses something or we find a way to find her. >> we were searching anywhere. we kept printing posters and pulling them everywhere. calling and texting people. >> dateline posted an article about vanessa reaching hundreds of thousands of people online. the fam

jasmine paolini, also an ambitious woman, clearly, buta jasmine paolini, also an ambitious woman, clearlythe second round of the french open before this year. still emerging, still developing and still improving. she will be a top ten player on monday. listening to her in her news conference after her successes and she beat elena were back in two years ago in the quarterfinal. she wasn�*t anticipating this happening now. she seems to have been smiling her way through the fortnight. she is very much the underdog but in some way she has nothing to lose. and further evidence of the surging italian tennis was not what they doing to get all these players having success?— doing to get all these players having success? there are many elements to _ having success? there are many elements to it _ having success? there are many elements to it but _ having success? there are many elements to it but i _ having success? there are many elements to it but i think - having success? there are many elements to it but i think one i having success? there are many i elements to it but i think one thing that h

uh for all of this is jasmine was the task fuss the guy system. so i'm just call me just because of me until the goodness doesn't sound good. sounds good. i'll try. hi. yeah. companies and they reduce the jazz he's got, holds it all. you have there. he's on a lot of it though. i don't in my office is that it doesn't exist and would it be both just as it's so busy and it never does give on us for us to show up even me on the new jersey publishing dropped him on the computer. we just obviously, i guess, i guess the last day is and when the time they're down there because i have the permitting west montgomery heard of best buy an asset to lose poor oxygen was a plus i think the how does the facility involved in the government don't tell me closer to the younger food that you don't want you to be kind of expanding to each other, because we cannot always help on all those kinds of colors or to just be busy. ok, mazda mazda. and so i don't know what that is. so i think i'd say fives to well done, boston plus new job done us roughly 6 please. the must se

he taught me jasmine to buy, possibly safe with that, as i said, who goes by the movie channel and tell me how much of these basic plans based on the monthly fee to funding or you know, a couple of deals wanted me to man on the job as so far or just on the list and find some mistakes. all righty now. the advisor he's asking for this to be as all, all things like he said, his team i how so because only 6 months ago and fizzle. and that's in essence i'm thinking of the potties on, on. i said, lounge together, be good. let's do it soon. as it turns to contest i can do that was i myself could fit that in this past. i always say within the adjustments is what i'm mocked. isn't inquiring about like fishing, close on, on, posit minus defiance because yeah, now the monthly of course, stick light, it is a some business series is done is spent like amazon right. just like close to the finding close. as i said, that's cause as a test, i want to target that student employees. he ended up with a lot of mr. walters. the, the other 5 that's the most it gives us these already taken mon or the normal wa

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iga swiatek is the queen of clay, but jasmine paolini couldn't afford to offer to much respect.champion, she sensed the moment. she was soon on top. in the moment. she was soon on top. in the set and on your screen, the polish world number one can move the match into fast forward. jasmine paolini knew it was going away, and her remarkable turn has seen her beat great players, but swiatek is something else. she ceded one game in the second set, she's lost one singles match in the last five championships. a roland garros, she's moving from champion to phenomenon. it is more competitive, more complicated at the other grand slams. in paris, iga swiatek stand clear, a poll apart. so, swiatek�*s dominance has earned her the nickname "the queen of clay" which is a nod to iii—time men's singles champion rafa nadal, who was similarly dominant in paris. but our tennis correspondent russell fuller says it's not a title swiatek particularly wants. she tries to avoid comparisons to rafa nadal because quite probably she won't win 14 french open titles. she already has four and editor in 23 on

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you see her mom who lives in bay point told me through translator today the jasmine started to suffer ago after learning she had been abused as a child. she was in and out of hospitals and psychiatric wards and doctors says gave are a ton of drugs to help her cope. jasmine's mom says she was released from an east bay hospital april 17th and then found dead april 20th on a random driveway off lobos in plymouth avenue in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. autopsy revealed she had fentanyl, cocaine, meth. antidepressants and allergy medicine in her system. >> i that it was a much it's it's hard we at the center was family has been the experience for job jasmine had to. >> a and she has 3 siblings nobody has ever done drugs in part the family. and it's just blows my mind. know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what anthony's like, i can't even comprehend how this happened? >> really hard. of course, marta hopes that sharing the story will help people who may be facing a similar struggle and she wants the gaps in health c

jasmine's mom says that she was released from an east bay hospital back in april. 17th and 3 days latern francisco's ocean view neighborhood an autopsy revealed she had fentanyl cocaine, methamphetamine. antidepressants and allergy medicine in her system. >> it's just blows my mind. know i do this for 15, know, daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what if anthony's like, i can't even comprehend how this happened? >> martin is hoping that by sharing this story, it will help people who may be facing similar struggles and wants gaps in the health care system to be tightened up and anyone knows anything. they're being urged to call san francisco police. >> governor newsom says he wants to ban teens from using cell phones in school. the move comes after the u.s. surgeon general warned about social media harming kids, mental health supporters of the ban say it would lead to less bullying and more meaningful communication while at school. however, some parents say they want their kids to have cell phone access for safety reasons. newsom said he plans to build

ok raise is responsible for a free innovation jasmine football association known as the day if they need to take them out the rest of the day. you have to be careful that the tech can take over and i'll differentiate between times when using it, make sense, endangered the nature of the family at the end of the day, the referee, who must, whether the outputs provided their perception. i'm going to insure come off to my volume awesome class. and that's where i applications comments. below the football association paper has already gradually used. i used the medical spot detect system the someone that possible for they uh is can football football fans as the tech will be able to make a calls that play football 40 day to install it stays started against manipulation . documents that the certificate will be hacked. probably outside hadn't come in all the models to work a lot of data. luckily for as close payment as their to data types, this event process and then then there's positional dot custom minute from the germans. the c cologne, x w. c, positional data in both foot and temple video an

>> i'll move to continue jasmine to the next meeting? >> correct. >> and there a second. >> i second. >> i don't know who got that second by the way, maybe by a nose. i don't know. >> i'll give it to commissioner. >> okay,. so now let's open for public comment. i did hear one public comment on jasmine before we vote but anybody else who wants to comment. again for anybody listening or in the room, we are talking about continuing, jasmine. so feel free to limit your comments and we can save the other public comments for later, if you would like. we have kevin ortiz on zoom, raising their hand. kevin please unmute yourself, you have three minutes. >> speaker: great, thank you so much, good evening, san francisco i'm kevin ortiz i'm here on on behalf of the project sponsor jasmine, given that we did do our out reach on june third, we got a failing to near by surrounding areas. we're concerned with the level of opposition that came within the last 78 hours, we did move the hearing to july 16th. we're plan to go have a community meeting as we

>> oh, jasmine. >> jiminy: jasmine?. [ cheers and applause ] did you see that one? >> jiminy: i just don't see anything. i don't see anything because i'm so busy, because i've got a full career. i'm writing books. i'm posing -- i'm still posing. >> art, for artists? >> jiminy: this thing. i'm trying to bring back "playgirl." and it's not working. >> can i tell you my take on trump? >> jiminy: yes, i want to hear, because i think he's misunderstood. >> yeah. i don't know if i trust him. [ laughter ] [ cheers. ] >> jiminy: but based -- but based on what? [ laughter ] >> his record, mainly. >> jiminy: he made a record? >> he made a record. >> jiminy: a vinyl, he's made a vinyl? he's done everything. >> with all the -- >> jiminy: how the hell am i going to get up? [ laughter ] help me up action won't you? >> of course. here we go. here we go. okay. okay. okay. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jiminy: there we go. there we go. >> and i'm up. and i'm up. [ rim shot ] >> jiminy: oh there we go. look at this. look at me, i've never s

so she and her family can have some closure after her. 15 year-old daughter jasmine was found dead in san francisco. marta says her daughter was abused as a child and was in and out of hospitals over the years. she says doctors gave her lots of drugs to help her cope. jasmine was released from an east bay hospital on april 17th 3 days later, she was found dead in a driveway in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. autopsy revealed she had fentanyl cocaine, meth. antidepressants and allergy matters medicine in her system. >> and it's just blows my mind. know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what if anthony's like, i can't even comprehend how this happened? >> marta wants gaps in the health care system to be tightened up. she's hoping that sharing this story will help people who may be facing a similar struggle. >> vacaville police are looking for a slew of alleged thieves accused of several acts of theft. the man and woman that you see there on your screen now accused of stealing credit cards from a woman's purse.

earlier today, the 2022 wimbledon champion elena rybakina was knocked out by italy's jasmine paolini.d russian mirra andreeva. the teenager is the youngest slam semi—finalist since martina hingis at the 1997 us open. joe lynskey reports. she is now semifinalist... six she is now semifinalist... six months a-o she mi-ht've lau-hed at months ago she might�*ve laughed at the possibility but forjasmine paolini, this year has been the breakthrough. at the start of it in grand slam she had not been passed round two. now here she faced on a champion. that was the first point of a quarterfinal match against elena rybakina. a former wimbledon winner now being outmaneuvered. elena rybakina came here having not yet lost a set when jasmine paolini took the first, she had last found her shots. 1—1 sets. jasmine paolini 28 and from tuscany and her first major quarterfinal and get found a way to win it. that result may have inspired mirra andreeva. 17 years old and her first quarterfinal, inspired mirra andreeva. 17 years old and herfirst quarterfinal, she breezed through four rounds to get an and n

and i want to ■çstart with you jasmine. from on the ground in key battleground states like arizona and you have been hearing from activists in the latino communities saying that biden didn't do enough. to address what donald trump was saying. >> they wanted biden to clarify his vision for americans about what immigration mean to the country. how he can deliver an orderly system at the border. what they say was more of the same. fear, anger, frustration■ç. we do focus groups all the time. we miss. outside of the latino voters on the fence. according to univision. so did we miss something that night that while trump we could agree didn't win anybody back? was biden able to achieve winning back folks on the fence because they were remembering what trump meant to them? >> yes and no. if so, it was not through president biden's own actions. one of the points. >> it's like ptsd. of the things during the debate that frustrated me the most was how willing biden was to accept the premises that trump was putting out there. trump was

i'm with following him to learn about jasmine football coach just to be yours in germany this summer. we want to know what makes german football culture. so special is it the highs and lows of the beautiful game? the unique fan coaches will simply fees and spot for us on tap. today, we're going to find out the football is by far the most popular sport in germany. in 2043 over 39000000 german said that there are at least moderately interest in football, which is nearly hoss the population. a 30000000 job and say they play football frequently or from time to time. that's like having a case about with the population of bolivia, like 35 percent of germans. michelle likes football because he likes to share and the suffering and the joy on like 25 percent of germans because he likes to win. evidently, the 1st one this week is the top football league from germany like the premier league in the u. k. as well as help seems like buying unix and labor pollutants like michelle and florian of funds of shelter, which is in the 2nd and this week. and today they're going to see them play the 10s of t

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her 15 year-old daughter jasmine was found dead in san francisco and the circumstances are far from clear her mom, marta lives in bay point and says the jasmine started having some mental health problems because she was abused as a child and her daughter ended up being in and out of hospitals. and she says that doctors gave her medications to cal help her cope. the mom says that she was released from an east bay hospital on april 17th and 3 days later, she was found dead in a driveway in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. and an autopsy showed she had fentanyl cocaine, methamphetamine, antidepressants and allergy medications all in her system. >> and it's just just blows my mind. know i do this 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what if anthony's like, i can't even comprehend how this happened? >> the mom is hoping that sharing the story will help people who have similar struggles. and also she wants the gaps in the health care system to be tightened up. >> well, we are tracking some of the other biggest wildfires up and down the stat

coming up, congresswoman jasmine crockett will share her thoughts on biden's fitness as a candidate, but as you might imagine she has thoughts about donald trump's fitness, too. we also cut through the whisper campaigns about democrats replacing biden to talk to a true expert in democratic politics about what is likely or even possible at this stage. i hinted who that expert is. she is coming up very soon. after the break i will be joined by the one and only symone sanders-townsend, cohost of msnbc's the weekend. former senior advisor and chief spokesperson for vice president kamala harris. that is next on "velshi". rainn that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time we all shine. talk to a healthcare provider about nurtec odt from pfizer. old spice gentleman's super hyd

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jasmine started going through some mental health issues. when she was a child and she says her daughter was in and out of hospitals and the doctors had prescribed various medications to help her cope. jasmine mom says that her daughter was released from an east bay hospital on april 17th and 3 days later, she was found dead in a driveway in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. and then autopsy revealed that she had fentanyl cocaine, methamphetamine. antidepressants in her system. >> and it's just blows my mind know that my beautiful 15 year-old dasghter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what is like. i can't even comprehend how this happened. >> and the mom is just hoping that by sharing her story, others who may be facing a similar struggle will feel not so alone and she's going to continue to try to push for the health care system to make sure that nobody falls through the cracks. security guard who was shot to death in a fremont cvs last week has been identified. it was 41 year-old sacramento resident a c

the 2022 wimbledon champion elena rybakina lost her quarterfinal against italy's jasmine paolini.t means that 28—year—old paolini makes it through to a grand slam semifinal for the first time in her career. rybakina, who is the fourth seed and who was yet to drop a set in the tournament, had recovered from a set in a break down to take this to a decider. however, 12th seed paolini took the match. 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. this was the perfect day, i think. singles and doubles. and the singles was a really tough match. i'm happy i managed to come back in the third set because, you know, was tough after the second set. but yeah, i'm really happy with my performance and i'm also happy for that. i was just trying to find my game, which was always like i would step back and i was trying to fight through. but in the end, yeah, as you say, it's not the greatest day in the office. and i was close, but she won. and in the end, i'mjust... yeah, i need to focus now on the grass season. perhaps even more of a shock — second seed aryna sabalenka has gone out to 17 year old russian mira andreeva. the firs

and here's your daughter, jasmine. she says the jasmine was going through mental health problems.ls and doctors had prescribed various medications to help her. then she says that her daughter was in an east bay hospital and was released april 17th 3 days later, her daughter was found dead in a driveway in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. and the autopsy so show that she had fentyl, cocaine, meth and antidepressants in her system. >> and it's just blows my mind know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what is like. i can't even comprehend how this happened. >> she's just hoping that sharing her story will make people aware of the struggle and the problem in receiving health care. the first african-american female police chief in san leandro is reflecting on juneteenth and what it means have that new job kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> this is such an important day black history. sally andrew police chief angela averett sharing her thoughts about juneteenth on wednesday as a black woman. i want to celeb

so she and her family can have closure. 15 year-old daughter jasmine was found dead in san francisco.nt tells us jasmine started going through some mental health problems after being abused when she was a child. she says her daughter was and at the hospitals and doctors gave a lot of drugs to help her cope. jazz was mom says she was released from east bay hospital back in april. 17th 3 days later she was found dead on a driveway san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. autopsy revealed she had fentanyl, cocaine, meth. antidepressants and allergy medicine in our system. >> it's just blows my mind know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. whether is like, i can't even comprehend how this happened. >> lra hope sharing this story is going to help people it facing similar struggle and wants gas in the health care system to be tightened up. voters are head to the ballot box in november and decide whether to recall mayor sheng thao. it's not looking good for the mayor. kron four's dan kerman tells us most of those who face reca

joining me at the table to talk about it all, democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett of texas. own. >> listen, there's a clear reason why i prefer my leadership over the leadership that you see on the other side of the aisle. and there's also a clear reason that republicans nowadays don't want us the understand history and know history or study history. >> yeah. >> and when you -- say ignorant things like what byron donalds does, it -- reminds me of uncle ruckus for those that are familiar with boondocks. that's what it looks like. it looks like it was uncle ruckus story time in which he believes if he just says the right things for say donald trump, then donald trump will pick him and i'm going to tell you right now, that the republican party will consistently reject black folk especially at the very top. it's one of the reasons that black people, even though he is right about something. black people traditionally are a lot more conservative than say where the party is. but we cannot change the fact that we are black and deciding we're going to side with the party that is goin

she'll play jasmine paolini on saturday.co gauff despite the american saving three match points in the second set, the world number one eventually closed out victory 6—2, 6—4. she could join monica seles and justine henin as the only women to win three straight french open women's titles during the open era. i don't think there's like one specific thing, but i think i was, you know, pretty intense and putting pressure on coco and even though i got broken in the first at the beginning of the second set, i knew that i can come back quickly and i got my level of intensity a little bit higher to do that. and i think most of the things overall in my game work today, in my game worked today, so i'm proud of myself. well there was a moment of controversy in the second set, when gauff argued with the umpire over a line decision. after the match gauff stressed her belief that tennis needs to use a video review system. it's almost ridiculous that we don't have it. not alsojust speaking because that happened to me, but ijust think, you

the 2022 wimbledon champion elena rybakina lost her quarterfinal against italy's jasmine paolini.ld paolini makes it through to a grand slam semifinal for the first time in her career. rybakina, who is the fourth seed and who was yet to drop a set in the tournament, had recovered from a set in a break down to take this to a decider. however, i2th seed paolini took the match.

number one iga swiatek will aim for a third consecutive french open title — when she plays italy's jasmineon and maguire are among seven players left out of england's final euro 2024 squad. hello there and welcome along to the programme. we're only a few days into the t20 cricket world cup — but we could be looking at one of the shocks of the tournament. after the co—hosts, the usa stunned pakistan — after the match went to a dramatic super over. the hosts set the tone from the off, steven taylor taking this superb catch as they restricted pakistan to 159 for 7 in their innings and the chase went all the way to the final ball, nitish kumar hitting a boundary to take the game to the super over, much to pakistan's frustration. and the usa went onto successfully defend 18, to win their second game of the tournament and spark wild celebrations in dallas. we are not playing good in all department. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in 66 overs, you know, taking wickets in the middle of us.

schwentok’s opponent in the title match will be fifteenth in the world ranking jasmine paolini, who beatndreeva 6-3-6-1. mark arina sabalenko, who finished the fight at rolangaros at the quarterfinal stage, performing again with the same andreeva. monday, in the updated rating for us. wta will drop to the third line, large-scale, bright, educational and sporting, the festival in itoka, beloved by many belarusians , this year is hosted by the small but rich history of the town of pruzhany in the brest region, the current anniversary in itoki, the twentieth in a row, and therefore special andrei kozlov . continues: the culmination of the first day of cultural and sports - participants and guests of the holiday with great we got acquainted with the sights of the pruzhany region with interest. and first we went to the ruzhanov palace park complex. surely many people know what it is called. belarusian versailles, palace complex of roda sapek. the castle was erected at the beginning of the 18th century as a defensive structure. the main state archives and the treasury of the grand duchy of lit