and jonas dew a student at columbia university. sun dial.ou actually left the campus a little while ago and came here to do this interview. what exactly are you seeing what and your reaction to all of this. >> well, the most remarkable scene that i saw was someone smashing the windows of the doorway of hamilton hall in with a hammer, almost like a scene from the shining. and i also saw a student who was trying to prevent them from barricading, continuing to barricade the doors. and then he was essentially corralled by another human chain of pro-palestinian protesters and basically lifted up and shoved out. and called zionist. and he was physically assaulted and, again, there is utter silence from public safety, from nypd. so we feel alone on this campus. >> lawrence: jonas, tell us about this building. why this building, did they all just move at one time? was there a certain plan to make this happen? >> yeah it. walls very surreal scene. i was finishing up an assignment. i walk out. the encampment is alive. everyone is marching around and e

the people who uh, supported on actually know why and against, uh, political activist and against jonas. because uh, in fact of these uh, extra news uh could mean any kind of actions or any contracts waived or somebody all the way to the team. and it is uh, saturated back, substantial for national center just today to proclaim any any community without. so any form on board us? uh, our claim, the claim is them have some use and associates uh any contacts any um, any way to get a a, could it be nice by that? 0 is next to museum and uh, uh you can be r s because of it. right? i mean, generalist repeated me, i arrested in russia. how dangerous is it for independence journalist in russia as uh for 2 days, the independent journal, these last phase, in fact uh, maps are they are pushing visits because oh really my, the only uh, independent media have to have some abroad have to wear as an example of course, the most to you to today, a lot of people who are helping us open jonas nowhere. and as a journalist, collecting information and so, and collecting materials about what, what happens in th

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. >> todd: jonas, columbia university and editor in chief of columbia sundial joins me now.n campus yesterday during the protest and describe what you saw. >> it was absolutely surreal, let me tell you. the president was scheduled to testify at 10:00 a.m. these pro-palestinian sometimes pro-hamas supporters came out 4:00 a.m. to set up tents on the south lawn care they called it a cause of solidarity encampment. so once the day started going, they started having these mass protests, marching around the lawns, chanting what many would consider to be anti-semitic chance. such as the river to the sea. we don't want to costates. we want all of it. things like that pure jewish counterprotesters but a tense scene and the gates are usually open but anybody could walk in but you had to show your i.d. and scan it here they are being strict today. as well on broadway, there were people coming in from nyu and other places on the people not even students coming into protest here that is where some of the real action came in and the nypd was there. you see the flares at night so it was s

jessica schwalb, jonas, do. thank you very much for spending some time with us this morning. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you are this just to cnn, university officials at portland state have asked police to come to campus to remove dozens of protesters who've broken into the university's library, up to 75 protesters started occupying that building late last it's night campus officers have tried to get into the library, but they were not able to get inside. >> we are working on trying to get more and some pictures on that for you. but we also want to go to this because at columbia university is now facing a lawsuit over how they've handled these pro-palestinian demonstrations on campus, on anonymous jewish students filed the suit yesterday alleging that the university is failing to provide a safe learning environment for students. the lawsuit is seeking class action status and it takes particular issue with the decision by columbia to go to a hybrid learning model last week, amid unrest on campus, the suit states this quote the segregation of jewish students is

let's get more from jonas bergman. what do we know about this?: as you said, they are planning to cut about 50 jobs in the asia-pacific region. most of them were 80% focused in hong kong, mainland china. this is a continuation. we've seen cuts from morgan stanley and other big banks over the past three years. this is of course due to the geopolitical concerns. the protracted housing crisis in china and the sluggish economy. the deal spigots have been shut off both from mainland china and in hong kong as well as the expected business of taking chinese companies public in new york which was always the big cash cow. so it's a grim time to be a china focused investment banker right now. haslinda: you have to wonder when we will see the end of it. are we expecting more? jonas: it's hard to tell. it's right after the first quarter now. so the latest results aren't in from any of those big banks. morgan stanley saw a 12% drop in revenue from the asia-pacific region. so they are getting down to fairly low levels in terms of staffing these tasks. so we wi

this comes from artists like billie eilish, john's favorite, the jonas brothers also the estates. frank sinatra and bob marley stevie wonder is another one who assign this and i want to read you part of this letter. they say, quote, this assault hold on, human creativity must be stopped. we must protect against the predatory use of ai to steal professional artists, voices, and likenesses violate creator's rights and destroy the music ecosystem. this goes on and no small terms to say that if ai continues to be unregulated, that many jobs are going to be lost across the music industry >> elizabeth, it's great to see you. thank you so much. it's an existential >> threat to a lot of different forms here and to deal with it like so many industries of how they're going to work with it or against it, they need to decide. >> you can see why they're dealing with this, okay? the total eclipse, it is coming, it is monday and eclipse mania. it's a big deal if it's a true thing, people trying to plan where they will be able to get the best view of the eclipse on monday. make the final travel p

jonas hofmann hadn't been on the pitch long before putting his side 1—0 up.bstitute victor boniface made it two in injury time, denting west ham's chances of making a third straight european semi—final. elsewhere roma will take a 1—0 lead into the second leg of their all itlian tie with milan after gianluca mancini's winner at the san siro. and benfica have the advantage in their tie with marseille after a 2—1 first leg win in lisbon. the second matches are next thursday. aston villa were one of the three sides to claim an advantage after the first leg of the europa conference league quarterfinals. their 2—1 win over lille watched by two of their more famous fans. ollie watkins gave the premier league side an early lead against lille and it was 2—0 just after half time throuthohn mcginn. bafode diakite's late header has given the tie a different look though, as villa attempt to reach their first european semi final in 42 years. there are two greek sides left in the conference league. olympiacos held on to win 3—2 against fenerbahce after being 3—0 up, while p

mike dukes, olivia coolcheck and jonas duke. good morning. saw the tiktok kid and michael, you said, you know what, you watch and it felt like it was you saying it was you because you all feel the same way. >> yes, i think he spoke for every college student, including myself. college students is having to make trade-offs. to go further in depth and build off of it, it is more short term and long-term thing. college students are making trade-offs. do i spend $100 for groceries or let my $4.50 coffee accrue and have to look at bank statement. >> steve: you had to choose between textbooks and groceries. >> essentially, yes. when you look at data, there are colleges and universities that are more than $90,000 perrer yoo, fordham university, they just increased tuition 6.6% to roughly $90,000. i got an e-mail saying they will raise it another 4.4%. they say the pandemic is over, it is not for college students. >> steve: olivia, you are paying for school by yourself. when you see the tiktoker and he had to apologize for the language, he was frustra

his title, —— jonas vingegaard.etcher has more. arriving in hamilton with a spring in their step, england looking to seal the series. tammy beaumont had failed to score a run in wellington, but the boot was on the other foot here. early reminders of her capabilities. going on to top score with 81, all smiles in the middle, but the breakthrough was on its way. that was not a good shot. she will not look back fondly on that. england's innings now finely poised, and once again, they turned to amyjones. whilst the wickets fell around her, she maintained composure to help england to a respectable 252. suzie bates had caused problems in the first one—dayer, so there was relief all around when alice capsey claimed her. that was followed by a half—century from brooke halliday as the hosts looked to keep themselves in it. but when she fell, england's attack proved too strong. a win by 56 runs and a series clean sweep remains firmly in their hands. alex fletcher, bbc news. just to recap our top story, liverpool have moved bac

where it's an example, of course, the most to your, to today a lot of people who are helping us open jonas, where and is it just collecting information. and so i collect the materials about what, what happens in the, in the country. but the normal way is that it really comes back to the ends of the only the only possibility way, which see ways today is the way off uh, international media, at least media today on the france. so fast to the most important part of the case . i'll see you on the exclamation part of association with a kind of an goss. i used to say there's science answer. so bad situations haven't become and brought in, brought in the level of danger, res. escalate? yes. so what punishments awaits these journalists that are being held now. unfortunately, what use ation that those as tried to, to, to make against them means that they would be punished maximum for a total of 2. 06. yeah. so and unfortunately a very so very uh, very low cost would be to to that. so um the sentence will be, uh, not soft uh, blaming down is exit. okay. second, let me just ask you embedding. thank yo

among those hurt were reigning tour de france champion jonas vingegaard, world time trial champion remcochampion primoz roglic. the stage resumed with the breakaway allowed to ride to the line. evenepoel posted this reaction to the crash.... i hope and think my long—term goals will will not change. everything should be ok with that. then i need to thank all the doctors and also dr who that took care of me in the last couple of hours. and of course, i want to wish all the other riders that were involved in the crash all the best to speedy recovery. and i hope to see you all soon on the road again. you would imagine one may find their way into the pool in a slightly more elegant manner than a french diver earlier. at the opening of the olympic aquatics centre in paris. alexis jandard on the right of the three lost his grip on the board atjust the wrong moment. and who said afterwards... "thanks for the support! for your information, my back is fine, but my ego..." you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest

by the way, adam jonas, he put out a note a few minutes ago, and patty martell sent it to me, and it says he's back. shareholders have been worrying, and jonas says it in his note today, is he really all in he has x and all this other stuff? nope, him being over in china, that means he's all in >> yes, and everything is rules-based. has it done enough to restore itself in terms of momentum probably not you have to ask yourself the question, what do these individual stocks do for my portfolio over the next few months if toni and adam parker are correct, if you want to be defensively oriented, appear sl a great stock for you because apple in its nature is defensively oriented is tesla i am not so sure the answer to that is yes. while the headlines are bringing the stock higher, i will reiterate what i said last week when we had the conversation with jim weiss and bryn, i wouldn't be short with tesla i am not sure you would get the tesla you had in 2021. >> there's another statement of sort of betting against the stock, and don't over stay your welcome is how i phrased it last week if y

it's been revealed that the reigning tour de france winner, jonas vingegaard suffered a collapsed lungsterday. the 27—year—old dane also broke his collarbone and several ribs on a descent on stage four of the itzulia basque country race. his team say he's stable and had a good night and he remains in hospital. and finally — something most of us can only dream of doing. take a look at this from the first round of the texas open — jordan speith hit a hole in one on the par—three 16th. the tee shot landed some 30 yards short of the hole but bounced and rolled in much to the delight of the crowd and the man himself. a p pa re ntly apparently it was a brand—new club. that's the secret to success! that could prove _ that's the secret to success! that could prove very _ that's the secret to success! that could prove very expensive if you want a hole every time! tanya, thank you. scientists believe they've learned why asthma causes so much damage to people's bodies. their research shows cells lining the airways are squeezed to destruction during an attack. they are hoping to develop new drugs

is trying to risk this price to try and make more accountable for whistle blowers support culture. jonas, and it's not clear where the fight stops or what's going to end it. but it's really clear that we have to keep fighting it. because we are all in the target, adheres here, and to the patient. is the principal purpose? most torture is being used against doing the phone just continued in the world to show them if they get the idea to expose our dirty laundry to the world, this is what's gonna happen to you. it's a detainer. they're basically saying to people, you want to leak stuff, see what we did to search for you to choose your children. that is a boxing or a good thing to sort of troops. i have 2 children in primary school age. i cannot believe the world to them for where it has become a crime. to tell the truth, i often put why. so try to an impulse in the same position. i know it's impossible to keep going like this. he's kit is had some terrible fox, his courage in keeping on his being the strong machine to say, he showed us that it's possible for a post that's not part of the p

we so blows, support, culture, jonas, and it's not clear where the fight stops or what's going to end it. but it's really clear that we have to keep fighting it. because we are all in the target harris here until the patient is the principal purpose, most torture is being used against to, into sound intended in the world. sure to ever get the idea to expose our dirty laundry to the world. this is what's going to happen to you. it's a detainer, they're basically saying to people who want to leaks stuff. see what we did to search. are you teaching us children? that is a boxing or a good thing to sort of troops. i have 2 children in primary school age. i cannot believe the world to them for whether it has become a crime to tell the truth, i often put why. so try to get impulsive in the same position. i know it's impossible to keep going like this. he's kept who is had some terrible fox, his courage in keeping ongoing, his being the strong machine to say, he showed us that it's possible for a test that's not part of the power structure to stand up. so prince, so his principles, what he be

it's been revealed that the reigning tour de france winner, jonas vingegaard, suffered a collapsed lungroke his collarbone and several ribs on a descent on stage four of the itzulia basque country race. his team say he's stable and had a good night and he remains in hospital. more needs to be done to remove barriers to sport for disabled people, according to campaigners. a report by northamptonshire sport says there is a gap between the number of disabled people who want to be active and those that are. it's now working with groups across the county to change that. james burridge has this report. nick wilson is a man on a mission to improve access to sport for disabled people. he suffered a spinal injury and has been in a power chair since 2021. forthe and has been in a power chair since 2021. for the last few years he has been filming a video showing the difficulties he faces with day—to—day activities, and they have gone viral. i day-to-day activities, and they have one viral. ~ ., ., , ., gone viral. i know through my social media and my _ gone viral. i know through my social media a

the prime minister of norway, jonas gahr store, has said his country is ready to recognise an independentan state. he was speaking in oslo alongside his spanish counterpart, pedro sanchez, who is travelling to european capitals in search of support for palestinian recognition. mr sanchez is also due to meet the leaders of ireland and poland this week. the norwegian prime minister said his country will move on the issue in coordination with spain. norway stands ready to recognise a democratic palestine, authorities that can run both the west bank and gaza. we are supporting the palestinian authority and the new prime minister. meanwhile, after six months of war in gaza, essential medical services have almost completely collapsed there. the world health organization has described the state of health care in the palestinian territory as being "beyond words". the european gaza hospital in the city of khan younis is one of the last functioning health care facilities in southern gaza. a handful of british doctors, a dozen or so, have been allowed in to help with the huge numbers of casualties.

h, a jonas, and editor at mazda. that'd be the goal. and he says, nick roll been so the have to back down as the bbc doesn't allow, is janice to go off script. i think that's a, that's a political statement made by mr. robinson of, of, to receiving amount of pressure appropriate from bbc ghost is to try and salvage the situation. you know, i mean, the bbc doesn't really allow. normally a journalist just becomes sort of federal and gulf subscript like that. so, you know, the price to pay for that and i think uh, his c statements that came off to us compet taking to seriously brittany speaking is always been private as well. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. and this is why people like cameron or she's still not really worried about the language because they're thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases and the i c j in the how you can all of those cases, all those lead, all those legal dusty is going to actually sykes this

it's a to the you, an agency for palestine of the many key jonas suspended payments for the locations from israel. the stuff were involved on the, in the october, the 7th types, even an irish, i mean as being huge, the vocal about the issue. joining us genocide return painting does. your team investment bank has signed off on 650000000 in loans for is really infrastructure projects with over 20, over, over 12000 children, kills. we now have certain are starving to death and gaza, as is an impulse assignment conditions on to, to pipe 2300000 palestinians as the the right. so we can have the in humanity to a tablet and amendment calling for the suspension of funding to unwrap the atp of tables and amendment to make all the funds to the middle east and north africa conditional on a declaration of a recognition of as well with brazenly con, placing opposition to the genocide and reset, the colonial design is stating that this uh without to semitism, the racism knows no bounds. we spoke with irish independent journalist jason michael. he says that the morality of domains move those that wa

c does not allow it's jonas to go elsewhere. i think that's a, that's a political statement made by mister robinson. a after receiving amount of pressure probably from bbc pulse is to try and salvage the situation. you know, i mean, the bbc doesn't really allow normally a journalist to just become sort of federal and gulf, the script like that. so, you know, the price to pay for that, and i think is the statements that came off to a company taking too seriously. broadly speaking is always been private as well. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. obviously why people like who can run, or she's still not really worried about the language because they're thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases in the i c, j in the hey, in all of those cases, all those lead, all those legal dusty is going to actually sign this language on that you can present, these are basically west moments erosion or some international you know, i

having said that, as a jonas who's got with election during the cisco and politics, we, yes, i can tell one thing that i know the diction should be made to the. * world has counted that of course is going to happen on the full overshoot the earlier my colleague nicky aaron spoke with a panel of indian experts about the upcoming elections. they said indians don't care much about foreign attempts to influence the voting process and are focused on reinforcing the achievements the country has had them both as i find them to the aster, costing that was and if you compare it with the rest of the countries, the whole thing uh, less than 2 to be an industry house. and so that shows that when people are a new prospect wants and you will make the choices at the, at the bottom and fox renowned on the bottom of the box. but it's uh, electronic voting machines. i'm being honest, democracy. the one is, is actually a huge and gone to fix the side of state is a lot of influence between from the rest of the bottles and a broad one. to want to have somebody bring the election has been going on for a long

it's a to you, an agency for palestine of the many key jonas suspended payments, pulling allegations on israel. the stuff were involved in the tow, but the 7th type, even an irish m e p as been huge. the vocal about the issue. joining us genocide or 10 painting does a do your payment best buy has signed off on 650000000 in law and square is really infrastructure projects. with over 20, over, over 12000 children, kills, we now have children starving to death and gaza, as is an impulse assignment conditions on to, to pipe 2300000 palestinians. i'm still the right, so we can have the enjoy manatees a tablet and amendment calling for the suspension of funding to unwrap the atp of tables and amendment to make all the funds to the middle east and north care condition on a declaration of a recognition of as well, with bruce only con, placing opposition to the genocide and set the colonial scientists stay this way without you semitism, the racism knows no bounds. whatever you we spoke with irish independent journalist jason, michael. it says the neurology of domains. we've weigh any money to

norway decided. to this german initiative, prime minister of norway jonas agar støre announced it, andt is also known that latvia is ready to hand over short-range anti-aircraft missiles to ukraine, latvian defense minister andris spruts said, well, more details about, more details about more , i would say yes, we will talk about international events with yaroslav voytko, a diplomat and as an international expert, mr. yaroslav, we welcome you to espresso. i congratulate you and our viewers, but let's start by suggesting that you and our viewers watch the material of our colleagues about the historic decision, yes about the long-awaited one. the decision we've all been waiting for, so finally agreed, after half a year of delay , the united states house of representatives over the weekend supported the provision of an aid package for ukraine, israel and the indo-pacific region, and now the final vote in the senate remains. let's see about exactly how we went about this decision of the house of representatives is detailed in our story. let's see. being america's enemy may be dangerous, bu

obviously, i'm hoping i hope the journalist will be allowed to go to go to gallons or international jonas sooner or later when you see the situation on the ground. it is near upper politic old areas where, you know, houses were standing before or destroyed. we know the health facilities more than 84 percent from damage to totally destroyed every way you turn everywhere you go, you see destruction. and above all, i think more importantly, there's human despair. people are huddled together and very dehumanizing conditions, no water. and the garbage is collected is, is collecting industry 3 is a long list, you know, where to low g 0 is reporting that constantly. so it is, it is more than green. on top of that, of course the, the number of people amongst the civilian population that our food is secure or, and living in near family like conditions, particularly in the north. or of course, not only deeply troubling. it also calls upon us to trying to do more to reach them . busy to do as much as we can because if you have been malnourished either as a child or your afflicted conditions of malnu

the arsenal boss, jonas eidevall, said it was irresponsible of chelsea counterpart emma hayes to referclear animosity between the two at the end of the match somewhat overshadowed arsenal's 1—0, extra time win. somewhat overshadowed arsenal's1—0 extra time win. the chelsea manager, emma hayes, accused eidevall of male aggression on the sidelines towards her player, erin cuthbertson, while eidevall said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had a discussion before the game where both clubs had to agree if we're going to play with multiple system or not. and chelsea said they only wanted to play with one ball and we said we wanted to play with multiple. and then when it suits them in the last minute of the game, when they want to take another ball to take a quick throw—in, then all of a sudden they want to use that. and i only said that you guys wanted to play with one ball, so it's not my problem. i think there's a way to behave on the side of the pitch and not for the first time, you know, i've been in women's football a long time. i don't think we should tolerate ma

we discussed these accusations with jonas. and daniel, as i, he says as well as pushing the us to join the war by instigating more conflict in the middle east. there's no evidence that syria or a or a ran had anything to do with the october 7th attack. absolutely no evidence whatsoever. in fact, it ran has tried to reduce the level of hostility, according to, to american news out outlets like the new york times. there's no interest on the part of syria or iran, i in whitening the war. i. so this is completely a red herring. the us has a that has 40 years of hostility towards the, towards the ran on its record. i, the us launch the proxy war on syria that just devastated that country. uh, you know, sense in fact, you know. ready in terms of economic development, the us is extremely hostile that has voted loss so therefore the is the us does not mind terribly. if israel terry's at a strike like us to western countries are very closely or allied with the israel. they're not going to condemn is real, they're back. i think it's war

the upcoming white house correspondents. dinner was about to fill in the diary with our fuel filer jonas as well as with the millions of palestinians currently being starved in gauze that you'd have a bite. the administration's continued political financial. i'm minute 3 back and you as well. i'm because of a funding for life saving humanitarian aid for the us media leaks was undaunted and beautifully took the seats in the ball room. there was only one brief pause in reference to the dead power of sitting drum this. and even then without mentioning, who is responsible for that killer grandparent, our profession can be perilous. since october, about 100 journalists have been killed. most of those deaths and gaza, according to the committee to protect general. logged off outside the washington health and the representation level, the bloodied black jackets of the drum is killed by the israelis. and yet, even this is by a power they did not have an effect on the attendance of the us press score inside shepherd transfer you out to 0. washington. i'll just here as john list are among the 142

going to come in and arrest people again thursday at midnight when this 48 hour period is over in jonas, not just new york. uh, is it because these, as we've seen these purchases printing right around the country, i don't think that's right. it's not just here in new york, although this here at columbia, it seems to be the epa center of it is movement. but it's also happening at the other end of manhattan at new york university is happening is the other end of the country. and the university of california berkeley at stanford, happening in the middle of the country, is happening at a higher state university of happening in the university of minnesota across the nation. students and young people are getting together and they are protesting the one gaza they're calling for a permanent cease fire. and that seems to be a growing movement one, it's hurting prison, inviting politically. he is pulling badly with young voters compared to the next time or the last time that he ran for election. and so this seems to be a growing movement and i didn't want to exaggerate how big it forget, but we h

, and this was the strip in literary woman. which was recently reprinted, i worked a lot on vanga, jona this could be, and little when mesink turned out to be able to read other people’s thoughts, i didn’t believe it. and i thought something spontaneously, but said the opposite, that is, i did such an experiment, when i realized that he was doing what i thought, and not what i said, then i confessed, so they almost lunched me, it was at the stadium, vanga, i was friends with her, vanka said, it was absolutely incredible. that they will stop persecuting you, you will cross the ocean, get to america, be translated and published there, when she told me this, i she said, but still, to say that i learned chinese in a day is incredible, but it was true, i spoke with three first ladies. not forbidden to be a clone. a lot of brilliant people who found some kind of poetic, fantastic reality in the circus, this is the fleetingness that i want to capture, the circus that i want to make, it does not exist. we continue our series of half-hour portrait programs and would like to introduce you to dmit

i'm boston, jake jonas, i made this of the, my good i, b dot org says robinson had to back down as the bbc doesn't allow. it still is to go off script. and i think that's a, as a political statement made by mister robinson of after receiving an amount of pressure probably from pbc doses to try and salvage the situation. you know, i mean that the bbc doesn't really allow normally a journalist to just become sort of federal and gulf, the scripts like that. so you know, the price to pay for that. and i think uh, his c statements that came off to us compet taking too seriously. broadly speaking is always been pro as well. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. this is why people like cameron or she so not really worried about the language because i was thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases in the i c, j in the hey, in all those cases, all those lead, all those legal dusty is going to actually sign this language. all that's going to present these are all been basically west m

at the gate jonas hoffmann and victor boniface signed londoners. italian confrontation milan ro'. away victory with a score of 1:0 was celebrated by the roman wolves. portuguese benfica, whose goal is defended by ukrainian anatoly trubin in the first match of the quarterfinals of the europa league, beat marseille-olympics of france 2:1. the first quarter-final matches also took place in the conference league. victoria and fiorentina did not score goals. olympiakos beat fenerbahce 3:2 in a frantic match. aston villa won over lille - 2:1, and bru. beat paok 1:0. the return matches will take place next week. matches of the 24th round of the ukrainian premier league will be played on the weekend and on monday. the tour will start on saturday with a match between oboloni and minai. oleksandria will host dynamo, and rukh will host kryvbas. on sunday , the leader of the championship shakhtar will visit poltava, where he will find out the relationship with vorska. also, on sunday , zorya will play against chornomorets, and polissya will play against kolos.

it's been revealed that the reigning tour de france winner, jonas vingegaard, suffered a collapsed lunghe 27—year—old dane also broke his collarbone and several ribs on a descent on stage four of the itzulia basque country race. his team say he's stable and had a good night and he remains in hospital. anthony kim has been giving a glimpse into how his life spiralled out of control in his 12 years away from golf. he's making his first tentative steps back into the sport having once been one of its biggest stars. he doesn't go into details but it's clear he fell into an addictive cycle of almost deadly behaviour. when doctors are telling you that you may not have much time left, that's a pretty rude awakening. and i still think about it to this day when i'm out there and i get frustrated with my golf, you know, how far i've come. and other people don't need to know the journey. i'm going to share it and the people that find inspiration and strength from it, i hope it can influence them in a positive way. but yeah, i got to a point where i may not be here speaking to you guys. we wish him

hospital compound and central gaza, at least for palestinians, were killed several others including jonas were injured in the attack on the alex. so the striped talk, the tents, housing displays, people in the hospitals, courtyard. the above israel says it was targeting a c'mon center of these limits. you had on group 10, could be met some of the survivors that so this was the moment when is read her strike just meters from the interest all x. a hospital in central causes a top target to 2 tens housing displays, policy use in the courtyard of the medical facility and data. but i, well, i know when i got, you know, we were sitting in the tents, we're defense, the civilians and displaced people from northern gaza. suddenly the missile hit this tent. there isn't a single reason that could explain targeting display civilians in a hospital courtyard. injured policy unions were brought into the hospital, one of the few in closets to partially functioning. it's accidents and emergency department is over. one journalist covering the war had also been using the tents as a microsoft office at the t

la primera dicen que es la epístola de pedro y el libro de jonás.ás ese tipo de cosas, pero les vamos a hablar de una historia que recién se escribió, así que seguramente habrá que esperar unos años para que gane valor. es el juego entre los giants y los dodgers de este martesl a acciones en la alta del tercero conforto que anda muy bien con este sencillo, pues ponía ganar a san francisco 2 a 1 en dodgers stadium, pero en la baja del cuarto lux. con este sencillo ante logan webb ponía adelante a los dodgers, que en la misma entrada con hernández, pues ya colocaba el juego de pelota con una diferencia de 3 carreras. había una noticia buena para los giants y es el primer cuadrangular de la temporada para el cubano soler, pero no fue suficiente. ganaron los dodgers 5 a 4, los giants ahora con récord de 2 y 4. vamos a hablar de los 6 que recibieron nuevamente a los red sox en la baja del segundo langoliers empataba el juego de pelota. 2 carreras con este batazo por el jardín izquierdo y nuevamente con boston arriba por la baja del tercero blueray, que h

. >> jonae and chris, thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> because of this aidhas a chance fire fighter victory. greg palkot is live from kyiv. hello, greg. reporter: hey, u.s. aid on capitol hill about to be released and full rush shohei ra boroughing down and this help is critical. there's a leading member of the parliament for his opinion. here is what he said. >> thanksgiving the question of life and death. so from there, this decision will help to save, i think, thousands of lives plus it give a chance for ukraine to continue the fight. >> to continue the fight in part. new aid is direct military and humanitarian grants to the country. it's also replenishing the ammo stocks depleted in the u.s.. it's giving the folks a new reason to believe. look and listen. >> cold day in kyiv and war me mural and gratitude for u.s. aid to military here and the grim reality, this bat 18 far from over. >> more money and more aid. >> this is my country and people are dying, young people, and this is very scary for this generation and doesn't know what to expect, what what it

. -- let's talk about jonas. jonas said what's bad for tesla is good for ford and gm, so let's give him his due. >> we'll see how the stock opens. right now looks like up almost as much as 5%. out pointed out yesterday the buyback which is not significant. >> ford had to do a buyback -- ford is languishing with all this built ford pays dividend. i really want a buyback. look how much she sopped up. she's very strong. >> great stat out of the spoke this morning, they call it a triple play, beat on the top line, beat on the bottom line and raise. gm has done it 5 of 6 quarters. >> maybe because she's not having an existential crisis we don't care. >> the multiple -- >> you mean the lowest in the s&p. >> talk us through that, jim. it's always been the case or certainly for a very long period of time, this thing doesn't get a serious multiple. you're talking about a company that's going to have adjusted, automotive free cash flow a range of 8.5 to 10.5 billion. starting the day with a $50 billion market cap. so five

$120, jim, says that growing units this year in tony's view, not a slam dunk >> no, but you have adam jonasalking about an accelerated launch of more affordable models dan ives likes the lower-cost vehicle, but he did lower the price target goldman talking about better than the low expectations. i mean, i think that the baird piece, which says, sees turning point on bearish sentiment, this is now trading on sentiment, and the sentiment was so low that jonas stuff was terrific. the sentiment was so low, it was almost like if you came in and said, we'll do small car, and at the same time, we'll do a rideshare app. well, look, you think it's only going to be up 15? i think this thing has a possibility of being up 30, because the sentiment changed. now, david, the free cash flow didn't change. it was bad >> no, and they consumed an enormous amount of capital during the quarter as an auto maker will, given how capital-intensive the business is >> so, carl, you have this situation where individuals love this stock i mean, when we talk about what's stock people want us to talk about they want us t