it is a saint i johnstone's cup! it is a saint johnstone's— johnstone's cup!tone's season! - johnstone's cup! it is a saint johnstone's season!- johnstone's season! chris mclaughlin. _ johnstone's season! chris mclaughlin, 33c- johnstone's season! chris mclaughlin, bbc news i johnstone's season! chris mclaughlin, bbc news atj johnstone's season!“ mclaughlin, bbc news at hampden park. two titles in three months really is an incredible story. there was a brilliant game earlier in the championship play—offs. brentford came from a goal down to beat bournemouth and book their place at wembley for the final. so the bees are just 90 minutes away from the premier league, but as michael redford reports, it was anything but straightforward in west london. these brentford fans have been here before, nine play—off campaigns were not a single promotion. is this to do it all changes? before they could dream of wembley, they had to fight back against bournemouth, trailing 1-0, back against bournemouth, trailing 1—0, brentford had to score, so much so, they forgot how to defe

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p>> johnston says counties are now working to coordinate vote centers and must make time to make surers are available in the ballots can be printed and sent. we have requirements to get ballots out to voters within certain time frames for military and overseas so in order for those 45 days, 60 day timeline is to be met. we have to have enough time to do what we need to do to get the actor to get an accurate election put forward. the concern comes as counties are expected to have the recall election cost estimates in by tuesday after memorial day weekend. the state department of finance at them. a letter with less than a week's notice elections officials have said if the recall is required to have the same covid-19 guidelines in place. it could cost about 400 million dollars, making it one of the most expensive elections in state history. but as california is set to drop restrictions throughout the state and about 2 weeks. johnson says the state has yet to give guidance for election protocols. post june 15th this time. that's the big unknown. and that's what's difficult in estimating b

johnstone has really come into form as well. zinchenko the preferred left back. gundogan starts.s 50—50, he picked up a knockin starts. it was 50—50, he picked up a knock in training. we think he's good to be in a holding row although he is a top scorer for the pep yet again no out and i would strike her. what a front five that is. sterling, the burner and phil foden. so many goals and phil foden. so many goals in there. a holding midfielder but they've managed to shoehorn gundogan into that starting lineup. that's good news for city but no out it out striker. how does chelsea, how do chelsea counter that? we think they're going to be playing a back three as they did in that defeat in the cup final against lester. we've got monty passing a fitness test, silver, probably reads james at the right side of that factory. your genial, chilled well and can't pay in the heart of things. a kind of three prong strike force of habits and floating around behind him mason amount. seven englishmen in an all english final. it’s amount. seven englishmen in an all english final-— english final. i

joining us now with a look at axios a.m., the editor in chief for axios, nicholas johnston.hing? >> hot off the presses this morning is a new axios/harris poll 100. this is an annual survey we do of the reputation of some of the most visible companies in the united states. and it's a great way to pick up on the zeitgeist of what consumers are thinking. it was an early harboring of showing us what the coming tech clash, the backlash against big tech was a couple of years ago. the number one company was clorox, as we were all furiously disinfecting everything in our house. this year it's turning back to politics. the number one company is patagonia, the clothing maker that literally puts political messages on their sleeve. it's a message we're seeing across the board, where companies that take very strong political stances one way or the other are feeling love from consumer based on those kind of things. another top company, rei, another clothe maker that has a liberal bent. chick-fil-a is a big winner. they've taken political stances, a big winner from conservatives. and this

nicholas johnston, thank you very much for being up with us.a moment to again -- we've done this before, but i think it's important not to forget, the law enforcement and capitol police officers that put their lives on the line, many of them are still healing. one lost a finger, one lost an eye. we lost capitol police officer brian sicknick. a group of them pleaded with the lawmakers that they serve, that they put their lives on the line for to not downplay what happened on january 6th, to investigate it. and right now, this morning, it looks like republicans are going to prevent that from happening. i personally am going to be thinking about those law enforcement agents and capitol police officers as i cover this story. thanks for getting up "way too early" with us on this thursday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> ground ball to torres and that'll do it! a no-hitter for cory clubber on a wednesday night in texas. clubber becomes part of forever. >> there it was. cory clubber last night in texas. the yankees starter who's had a bunc

sam johnstone and aaron ramsey dale from sheffield united. league but they were kept busy by their defences. you may not recognise a couple of means here if we focus on these two in particular ben white. he can play centre half but can play anywhere across the back for. also could play in holding the field as lead as he did for a few times in the previous season. he's never been picked for england than any squad and a couple of years ago was pain leaked to football. if you focus on that contrary from everything. he had a fine season and if you needed proof of how good he has been, rio ferdinand one of the greatest centre half has congratulated him and said it's deserved. the situation that england got themselves in. they have for right back. derek southgate today said that he does not see them as rightfax, hejust sees today said that he does not see them as rightfax, he just sees them as good footballers and trent alexander—arnold is the key one here. he was left out of the most recent england squad in march but then liverpool had a resurgenc

not many teams outside the old firm managed to do it, so a small club like st johnstone doing it.elighted for them. the whole team, the manager, it is an amazing achievement. i saw on twitter it was 10,000—1. you always take that. until 2014, stjohnstone had never won a major honour. now today, it is a cup double for the club who regularly play in front of crowds of around 4000. a phenomenal achievement and once again in scottish football it is the saints who go marching on. it is stjohnstone's cup! it is stjohnstone's season! chris mclaughlin, bbc news at hampden park. what a season it has been for them. staying with football... there was a brilliant game earlier in the championship play—offs. brentford came from a goal down to beat bournemouth and book their place at wembley for the final. so the bees are just 90 minutes away from the premier league, but as michael redford reports, it was anything but straightforward in west london. these brentford fans have been here before, nine play—off campaigns with not a single promotion. is this the day it all changes? before they could d

johnston, mrs. johnson picked that trip on her own.d so the secret service had to come up with protections, as dana said they ran a entered 15 minutes ahead because of bombing threats. and, then this is johnson will say later ron, when she gives her williams speech and yale speech on conservation and the environment, and it's later in the administration, 67, early 68, that she will come back and say in her diary that it is very hard for her to go out and deliver her message when there are protests. and she wonders, she's beginning to get depressed as to whether trying to develop the message on the environment is being overwhelmed by the message of hey, hey, how many -- have you killed today and getting out of vietnam. so certainly, there was an anxious in her at seven points as to whether her going out was beneficial, or was not. >> eleanor roosevelt, some individuals and her husband's administration sought that she was way to public or vocal. but he was very supportive of her. >> i think that is one thing that really does make a diffe

we have joseph johnston. we have braxton. bragg has one man. put it jefferson davis tried to do what god himself could not do and that was make a general officer out of braxton bragg. so that's all you need to know about braxton bragg's a general. there's no one else in the confederacy who can apply the pressure and who can bring home the battlefield victories like robert e lee could. that string ends as we know had gettysburg. this will be his last major offensive victory on a battlefield of his career at chancellorsville. he'll win some minor battles, but this is the last major battle he will ever win. and this is what's going to put robert e. lee and stonewall jackson up on those pedestals. look at that perfect battle. look at that perfect battle these guys. they were the best at what they did. unfortunately for the confederacy, there's some guys out west to a really good too and they'll eventually make their way into the east. it will eventually meet. and robert e. lee's army by the time they meet so ground down by the attrition of warfare

goalkeepers sam johnstone and aaron ramsdale of west brom and sheffield united respectively, plus defenderse are 3 teenagers as well — 17—year—old borussia dortmund midfielderjude bellingham, arsenal's bukayo saka and manchester united forward mason greenwood, who are both 19. notable omissions include tottenham defender eric dier and leicester playmakerjames maddison. southgate's been telling our sports editor dan roan he's got some big decisions ahead. of the 33 names... we strive i2 we strive 12 to play in your po finals. —— in the european finals. we had two big injuries last weekend, so there's the risk of that. we've got four players who are either injured currently or returning from injury. and although we've had good communication medically, we're still a little bit in the dark of the full picture of those guys, so we can see them with our own eyes, see them on the training pitch. how important is it that your team takes advantage of this wonderful opportunity in terms of what is effectively home advantage? if you go all the way, all but one matches will be at wembley. it's a great

we're joined now by donald johnston, president of the california association of clerks and election officials you on here today, so talk a little bit about how we arrived at this $400 million figure. what's that? based on? that's based on a study that cdc edo a ceo does annually, so we take a look at the cost of counties that give us their information, and we have 39 out of 58 counties, responding this time that give us an average based on their registered voters of $18 per voter, multiply that out by the number of registered voters in the state to come up with a $400 million figure, and that $18 per voter cost. is that about what it cost to put on the presidential election. last year. it was it was for the november general back in march was about $12 a voter that was pre covid. okay. you know, some of the recall organizer. they have suggested i'm sure you've heard that the price tag for this recall election is going to be a fraction of that $400 million price tag. how do you respond to their estimates, some folks saying it will only cost $80 million. why? why are we seeing a discrepancy ther

we'll take a look at some of the other developments of the pandemic now vaccine the manufacturer at johnston and johnson site. i'm not sure whether they will meet a june targets or delivering 55000000 doses to the you. because the production delays in the united states research is in the netherlands. they test show that events can be held in front of live audiences with only a low risk of infection if certain conditions are met. and sweden is eating some of its restrictions from the 1st of june. the government says the number of new cases has fallen sharply. a friend president emmanuel macross as his country, bears a heavy responsibility for the genocide. in rwanda, nearly 20 years ago, he was speaking during a visit to landa, and which he also admitted that the france had failed. the 800000 victims of genocide when he backed what he called the countries genocidal regime. but the french liter stopped short of an apology. the agreed to pay tribute to hundreds and thousands of mostly to see the victims who were slaughtered in the $994.00 genocide in rwanda. it's been 11 years since a french le

and i are his a direct result of the very cynical strategy adopted by tony blair and now that mr johnstonhas a man's triumphant over the labor party in much of a ruined is he now going to turn his sights to the last the doubt of labour's a little wales and what about scotland where the independents and the s.n.p. are reception how his list of johnson going to the deal with these up starts and the celtic nations you keep on asking really difficult questions. and it probably too vague too difficult to be certain but it feels like mr johnson by mistake in some ways has ended our leading a sort of english nationalist movement. and so that being the case he is the biggest possible gift you would have to be independence movement in wales and indeed in scotland the way he talks about the union you know the olsen foursome is flippant it doesn't i mean it's strong unionists but it is flippant it doesn't pay it pay proper respect sad things through the historic nature of the union and what it needs and news follows clever ideas and he doesn't have a proper sense of what the union is. so would you t

than and that is a direct result of very cynical strategy adopted by tony blair and though that mr johnston has triumphant over the labor party and much of the and is he now going to tell his sights to last the day out of labor's i'm in wales and what about in scotland will the independence from the s.n.p. reception how his list of johnson going to to deal with these up starts and the celtic nations. you keep on asking really difficult questions. and it probably too vague too difficult to be excessive but it feels like mr johnson by mistake in some ways as if they are leading a sort of english national and movement. and so that being the case he is the biggest possible gift you would have to the independence movement in wales and indeed in scotland the way he talks and the union you know the olson fulsome is flippant it doesn't i'm a strong unionist but it is flippant it doesn't. pay proper respects as things to the historic nature of the union and what it needs and is full of clever ideas and he doesn't have a proper sense of what the union is so would you draw a contrast then between the

. >> whit johnston, thank you. >>> with these restrictions easing tonight here in the u.s. the national terrorism alert that was issued just today. authorities warning violent extremists may try to take advantage of the easing pandemic restrictions. they don't want the scare american bus they want people to be on heightened alert. let's get to mary bruce on what's behind it. >> reporter: as the country cod newtunities totmtf helanr, seonightf ntl olen f quote, ideologically motivated extremists, fueled by perceived grievances, false narratives and conspiracy theories. they're calling for -- against elected officials and facilities and law enforcement. but again, this is just a warning. this new bulletin does not cite any specific threat. david? >> mary bruce with us live from washington tonight. thank you. >>> next tonight, the major bankruptcies after that cyberattack on the colonial pipeline. 16,000 stations still low on gas or with no gas at all. that pipeline shut down for nearly a week. back up and running tonight, but it will take days. in north carolina, 65% of stati

prime minister abbas johnston says a spike in cases of the indian coronavirus variant could make it more difficult to lift all social restrictions next month the prime minister stressed that more would be known about this in the coming weeks this new variant could pose a serious disruption to our progress and could make it more difficult to move to step 4 in june and i must stress that we will do whatever it takes to keep the public safe our surveillance and data gathering is now so dunst that if there was a danger of the n.h.s. coming under unsustainable pressure we would see the signs in the data very early on and could react in good time and that gives us the confidence to continue moving forwards fernand meanwhile america's vaccination campaign has expanded to include all teenagers between the ages of $12.15 it comes as the world health organization calls on wealthy countries to donate vaccines for children to its kovacs game which is helping middle income countries but as patsy cline reports the u.s. doesn't seem likely to heed that coal. it's not often that you see kids actually ex

people in very rare cases develop potentially deadly blood clots after receiving the astrazeneca or johnstone johnson vaccines research to london financial times newspaper. the problem has to do with the way that these vaccines deliver proteins which protect cells from cobit 19, is thought with some tweaks, the jobs will no longer trigger reaction that can lead to plunging. surely has the 2nd best vaccination rate in the world, but infections are still rising rather than falling. some experts say the chinese vaccine that's being used is not as effective as jobs and other parts of the world . many also be in the government's eagerness to ease lockdown measures are left america editor lucy and human reports from santiago on overshown piano and long lines lead up to new mobile vaccination centers to speed up inoculations, especially for people under 30 who are now eligible. but the motivation for many of those getting their jabs is not just fear of infection and there was a little help is important, but also one to get the mobile pass because they say it will let us work and move around freely t

they are very much the favourites, but what about saint johnstone from perth?ompetition, in fact first when the scottish cup back in 2014, but under their manager they have already won the league cup. they are going for the cup double. absolutely the underdogs, many people who don't really have skin in the game very much rooting for saintjohnstone. but, no fans, it promises. it promises nevertheless to be an interesting encounter. whats the situation with fans? it's a strange one, we were due to herfans here at it's a strange one, we were due to her fans here at hamden untiljust over a week ago, but glasgow is experiencing a surge in covid—19 cases, so we were due to have 600 fans here, remember scotland is taking a very cautious approach to steadier being filled with fans again, but because of the covid—safe edge here, especially in the south side of glasgow, as you can see, hamden is empty behind me and it will remain that way for the rest the game. will remain that way for the rest the name. ., ., ~' will remain that way for the rest the game-— will remain t

know me i'm a monster how many check the stock 8 months now to become friendless tonight a man johnston she said tease me hubby tennis to the fisherman paint always work from the center line you can feel it with your feet. it's the talk of the net how could you miss a beat now find the centerline. of the missing step back a bit. oh oh. on. another matter here. they don't do. that. so what do you think to a. great. guy give it to me we have to fill up the lines now conceded. we are going to meddle standing you. sorry i don't believe him he's not a bit soriano he may mean it was. going to ok your up. at it. but i think you could. go in and find being each other brother without disabilities or they get him. with them if you get him i throw better sound. great thanks like this something. oh. yeah we know we've still got time on just roll my chan down than screw you we'll push you. on for but us for they saw us look at what was it like for you guys growing up as twins. because of his disability and some of them for all said so one thing is sure to show the power for i think i had a few advan

last week, he accused borrowed johnston's government of incompetence and lying to the public about its herd of unity strategy. cummings was ousted from downing street in november amid rumors of a rift with the prime minister. there's no doubt at all that many senior people performed for, for disastrously below the standards which the country has a right to expect. i think that the secretary of state for health is certainly one of those people. i said repeatedly to the prime minister that he should be fired. so to the cabinet secretary, so did many other senior people the u. k prime minister barak johnson has responded to dominant cummings and his ations in parliament handling this pandemic has been one of the most difficult things these countries had to do for a very long time. and none of the decisions have been easy to get into a lockdown is a chromatic thing for a country. to deal with dependent on this scale has been appallingly difficult. and we've, at every stage, i tried to minimize loss of life to save lives. and we've followed the best scientific advice that we, that we carry

some first ladies like harry lane johnston, who was the niece of james buchanan and who served in that capacity as his hostess and first lady really understood the power of portraiture and here you see her in a marble portrait bust which she herself commissioned. it's in the collection of the smithsonian american art museum because she gave it to the nation along with her very extensive art collection and that formed the basis of the national fine arts collection, which is now the american art museum. it's very rare to have a portrait of a woman a named woman done in marble during this period and we may see lots of portraits of women that are well not really purchase, but lots of our presentations of women in marble, but more often they are allegorical portraits. they are types like liberty or colombia or america but in the case of harriet lane johnston, she stood the power of portraiture and as a woman she decided that she needed to preserve her likeness not only in two dimensions, but in three dimensions next, please. at the national portrait gallery today, we commissioned portraits

david johnstone is the founder the chelsea supporters trust.s and beau frowd. it's13—year—old beau's first international game. great to see all three of you, let's start with you, david, how are you feeling this morning? i think i have floated from my hotel back to the airport, it looks like my feet are on the ground, but trust me they are at least six inches off it. we weren't sure whether we would do it yesterday, all the chelsea supporters, and the team were fantastic, it is an absolutely brilliant, brilliant achievement, and our thanks go to all the players for what they have done for us. james, biggest game in european club football, _ james, biggest game in european club football, even more sweet that you beat a _ football, even more sweet that you beat a fellow english side? most definitely, you know, the media, everyone — definitely, you know, the media, everyone wrote us said city was going _ everyone wrote us said city was going to — everyone wrote us said city was going to beat us, but we are chelsea, _ going to beat us, but we are c

andrea bernstein and david cay johnston, co-founder of dcreport.org. andrea, let me start with you.e spend a lot of time, years of your life now, sifting through this. a very complex business intentionally, and it's not public one. so there is only so much you can look at. what is your sense of how well known to anyone the inner workings of this business are? >> well, i suspect it's quite well known at this moment to the manhattan district attorney's office. they have gotten the tax records. they had them for months now. they had a team poring over them. they have experts, just recently, they have assistants from the new york attorney general's office. they have been really looking into this. and by all accounts, that i have spoken to witnesses, they have collected additional documents, and many former prosecutors and people familiar with the office have suggested up to this evening, it's a matter of time before the manhattan d.a. convened a grand jury. they need to hear from witnesses. >> david, how should i think about tax law in relation to a manhattan district attorney investiga

johnston out in austin, texas. and a great day out at the ranch as well.hat would be television star and producer can all land on the right. just getting, that's my friend. and my partner and all things johnson related, the history and michael beschloss has been our guest tonight. thank you friend, very much. >> thank you very much. wonderful to be together. and >> coming up for us, it is as it is a cease-fire insight? we're going to report on the situation on the ground when we come back. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper's textured cloths lock all kinds of dirt, dust and pet hair. unlike my vacuum, it sneaks under and around places. look at that!! dust free and hassle free. stop cleaning and start swiffering. [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar

goalkeepers sam johnstone and aaron ramsdale of west brom and sheffield united respectively, plus defenders include tottenham defender eric dier and leicester playmakerjames maddison. southgate's been telling our sports editor dan roan he's got some big decisions ahead. of the 33 names, we still have 12 to play in the european finals. we had two big injuries last weekend, so there's the risk of that. we've got four players who are either injured currently or returning from injury. and although we've had good communication medically, we're still a little bit in the dark of the full picture of those guys, so we can see them with our own eyes, see them on the training pitch. how important is it that your team takes advantage of this wonderful opportunity in terms of what is effectively home advantage? if you go all the way, all but one matches will be at wembley. it's a great thrill for us to play at wembley with fans back at the stadium. that something the whole country are looking forward to, i think, so we recognise there's a part for us to play in getting our country back in its feet. the

streets in nairobi following need tries in a show of solidarity for future prime minister barak johnstonsays israel and palestine must work towards deescalating to violence. i think i think everybody is very concerned and certainly we in the u.k. are very sad to see what is happening and the cycle of violence that now seems to be taking place and i think it's important we break that cycle and we end this idea of reprisals and i think that what everybody wants to see is urgent urgent deescalation and that's what don robb has been saying to his counterparts both in the israel and in the in the palestinian authority u.s. president joe biden has spoken with the israeli prime minister and he says he hopes they'll be a conclusion soon that israel has the right to defend itself let's cross over to our white house correspondent kimberly how think so kimberly how is the position by the by their ministration going down in the u.s. . well it's being criticized by both republicans on capitol hill and also members of the president's own democratic party in fact 25 democrats in the house of representa

. >> andrea bernstein and david cay johnston, thank you so much for making time tonight. >> thank yous manhattan district attorney investigation which is about to go before grand jury, has been underway for more than two years. of course, since trump was president. it's one of three active criminal probes that he's facing, right? along with georgia fulton county's inquiry to trump's efforts to subvert the election, and the washington d.c. attorney generals investigation to trump's incitement of the january 6th insurrection. the twice impeached ex president is also facing another ten civil suits ranging from defamation to fraud to incitement. one of the impeachment matters trying to hold donald trump accountable in his first impeachment trial, congressman from new york joins me now. your reaction to the news first and foremost. >> 1600 pennsylvania avenue was an ongoing crime scene during the four years of the trump presidency and so this is not surprising me. if donald trump was so brazen in the way that he conducted himself as president of the united states of america, with all eyes

lauren johnston is from the soas china institute, she says the new limit may not be intended to drasticallytion of decline. rather i think it's about giving the minority of families who want to have three children and still can that choice. so i think it's a family oriented policy rather than a policy to save china or change china's population, perse. and our china media analyst kerry allen says the new policy has not been popular on social media. you look at the trending hashtags on the platform in a way it's kind of like facebook or twitter, the top three are all dedicated to theirs. there are hundreds of thousands of comments. but people are not enthusiastic about it. and i remember back in 2016 when the one child policy was abolished. people really thought while china change a lot nowadays with topics very expensive to have a child, people have other things in their lives they want to pursue further education, they want to continue in employment. having a child is not a big priority. a lot of social media comments very much reflect that. they don't want to have one child or if they've g

. >> the first witness we will call barry johnston thank you for your participation. proceed with your testimony.if . [inaudible conversations] why don't i go to a live witness and let the technical stuff catch up with us and start with mr. george, please. >> you are good. >> chairman white house, senator grassley thank you for the opportunity to provide information on the tax cap. a substantial challenge for the irs finding effective solutions to the challenge would yield additional tax revenue. as you noted, mr. chairman, the tax gap estimates currently in use are outdated, and the tax gap is likely much higher at this point in time. irs studies have shown audits of have the largest impact on tax compliance. the irs lost 15,000 employees between 2010 and 2018 which led to a significant reduction in the number of audits also referred to as examinations. over that period the number dropped by about 40%. even as the number of returns filed grew by 5%. since 2010 the irs conducted fewer examinations between 2010 and 2018 the individual returns fell by 46% the percentage

. >> my understanding is that senator johnston is next. >> mr. ambassador, welcome. in your opening statement, you used the phrase similar to the policy is going to be based on facts on the ground. he also mentioned if the taliban one to move forward -- you also mentioned if the taliban want to move forward, i haven't seen much evidence of the taliban embracing the modern world wanting to move forward. they seem to want to move back. i really fear they are going to move back to how they governed afghanistan earlier. is there evidence that they truly want to move forward? that they will embrace some movement toward a modern world? >> we will have to see if in practice they will. they say they do. obviously, they have their own values. and they have expressed it. but those values that they speak about, that is present in many countries in the world, and that region and beyond -- in that region and beyond. you see those values differently from place to place. and they say they are interested in not being a pariah and being welcome. and we will have to see. all i can say

he like johnston to achieve that, everybody involved. . .- like johnston to achieve that, everybody involvedhes on at that point. his clothes off at this point, though. well, landmark moments deserve a befitting celebration. how about a bare—chested bellyflop across the dressing room? that is callum davidson. pretty good stuff, right? yeah, i link? a great — pretty good stuff, right? yeah, i link? a great moment _ pretty good stuff, right? yeah, i link? a great moment -- - pretty good stuff, right? yeah, i link? a great moment -- yeah, | pretty good stuff, right? yeah, i| link? a great moment -- yeah, i link? a great moment —— yeah, i think. atletico madrid are the new spanish champions, so no title for barca or real. the former liverpool striker luis suarez scoring the decisive goal in a 2—1win over real valladolid that hands them a first title since in seven years. adam peaty�*s dominance continues, adding another gold to his collection. the latest the 50m breaststroke title at the european championships in budapest. he's already won gold over 100m. i couldn't have executed that anymore. i

looks like you may have resided at one point in johnston county which is two hours south so thank you for coming today and thank you for your distinguished career. you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, ranking member butter field and members of the committee. i think we all support election integrity including safe, fair, free. i'm a republican civil rights lawyer living in san francisco. and i've litigated civil rights issue for over a decade. as a young immigrant growing up in smithfield, north carolina in the 1970's, i live in the greatest country in the world. but declining voter confidence is a real issue in the united states today. in a post election poll by the california institute of technology 39% of respondents did not have confidence in the 2020 election results. 39%. one can accept the outcome of the 2020 election while recognizing that many voters correctly recognize several states ran rough shod over traditional voter integrity safeguards. 39% is a significant number of worried voters that should concern all americans. outside washington where i and most amer

looks like you may have resided at one point in johnston county witches to our south, but thank you for coming today and thank you for your distinguished career. you are recognized for five minutes or thank you, sir, chairman butterfield, ranking member steil and members of the committee. we can all agree which wie support election integrity including safe, fair and free elections. i'm a republican civil rights living in san francisco and i dedicate a civil rights and election issues across the country for over a decade. as a young immigrant born in india growing up in real smithfield north carolina in the 1970s i cherish the fact i lived in the greatest country in the world and were voter participation and access are not my my grandmother but declined voter confidence is an issue in the united states today. in a postelection poll by the california institute of technology, 39% of respondents nationwide did not have confidence in the 2020 election results. 39%. one can accept the outcome of the 2020 election while recognizing many voters correctly recognized several states run roughshod

uncle jerry was born and raised in des moines, iowa, and graduated from johnston high school in 1950. soon after he was drafted into the u.s. army and served until 1955. following his discharge, he was a des moines firefighter, retiring after 33 years of service. and while working for the fire department, he also worked for sear's. he retired from sear's after 30 years. he'll be remembered for his kindness, vibrant smile and for the love of his grandchildren. i got a chance to see my uncle jerry back in august of 2019 and before that it was back in 1999 at my mom, his sister, my mom sally's funeral. it's a sorrow loss for my family and everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. my wife, shannon, our kids and i send our thoughts and prayers to my aunt janine, my cousins craig, kevin and jonathan, his grandchildren, caleb, kayla, rose and sterling, and his sister, my aunt joyce -- joyce. uncle jerry, may you rest if peace. i yield back -- in peace. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: mr. sp

goalkeepers sam johnstone and aaron ramsdale of west brom and sheffield united respectively. an ideal hand of cards _ but we have not got an ideal hand of cards this— but we have not got an ideal hand of cards this time and there are a lot of unknowns and i think information and evidence is really important when _ and evidence is really important when you — and evidence is really important when you are making decisions and we will have _ when you are making decisions and we will have a _ when you are making decisions and we will have a lot more in the next seven _ will have a lot more in the next seven days _ will have a lot more in the next seven days and we will be able to make _ seven days and we will be able to make the — seven days and we will be able to make the best possible decisions that we _ make the best possible decisions that we can. meanwhile, after the euros, hansi flick will be taking over as the new germany manager. he'll replacejoachim loew, who he served as an assistant for eight years, winning the world cup together in 2014. loew is stepping down after thi

catherine burns, bbc news. two men and three teenagers have been arrested and attempted murder of sasha johnstontern areas. could see the new weather front bringing thicker cloud to western and northern ireland, a bit of uncertainty of the timing of this, otherwise for most, dry, sunny and feeling warmer, 19, may be 20 degrees. friday, high pressure begins to build in. we have this weather front to the west of the uk but as high pressure is building, it will squeeze it out so it will be weakening through the day. it will bring a rather cloudy day to western fringes of the country through friday, some spots of rain, and those spots are intending to fizzle out later on in the day. the further east you are, variable cloud, one or two showers, some sunny spells and feeling fairly warm where you get the sunshine. highs of 15 to 19 degrees. forthe the sunshine. highs of 15 to 19 degrees. for the weekend, the sunshine. highs of 15 to 19 degrees. forthe weekend, of the sunshine. highs of 15 to 19 degrees. for the weekend, of course a bank holiday weekend, it looks like high pressure will dominate search

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