hello everyone, my name is kai and i'm from china. live in minsk and love to try different foods. i really like belarusian cheese, if possible, i would really like to try some cheese. production, hello, oh, okay, i'm pasha, kai, very nice, hello, you've been waiting for me for a long time, yes, okay, mutually, i saw your video, and you know, you surprised me very much. yeah, why? because i thought that in china they were for cheeses treats you quite calmly, but here you are, a person in love with cheese, and have you liked it for a long time? well, look, i came to belarus, your cheese is really delicious, there’s a really big selection, so how can you not fall in love with something like this? how long have you been in belarus, what are your hobbies and what do you do? i’m almost in my fifth year in belarus, i’m studying here, i’m studying at the faculty of journalism of bsu. i’m already a journalist, great, colleague, it turns out, well, today we’ll show you how cheese is made, but you and i will go to slutsk, where there is one of t

hello everyone, my name is kai and i'm from china.sk and love to try different foods. i really like belarusian cheese, if possible. i would really like to be on some cheese production, hello, oh, hello, you've been waiting for me for a long time, no, okay, okay, i'm pasha, kai, very nice, i saw your video, and you know, you surprised me very much, yeah, why? but because i thought that in china they treat cheese quite calmly, but here you are a person in love with cheese, and you have liked it for a long time, well, look, i came to belarus, your cheese is really delicious. there’s just a very large selection, so how can you not fall in love with such a long time since you’ve been in belarus, what are your hobbies, what are you doing? i’m almost in my fifth year in belarus, i’m studying here, i’m studying at the faculty of journalism of dsu, i’m also a journalist, great, my colleague is doing well, well, today we’ll show you how cheese is made, but you and i will go to slutsk, there there is one of the largest enterprises, yes. yes, in

finished product and its we are trying to release it for sale, look, it is already in anticipation, so, kaiare now in the dirty zone, where workers come here to production. take off your outerwear and to get inside you need to go through full processing, let's first see how this is done, as i understand it, you will be my test subject, you are the first, i will tell you what to do, and you just start, first you need put your hands in this zone, the washing zone, come on, here comes the water, you wash, then soap, yeah, i see everything, okay, there it is, here comes the soap, there is, now there is water again, here. well done, you 're doing well, well done, now you need to dry your hands, uh-huh, well done, next, look, the disinfection zone, place both hands here, like this, disinfection should happen there, yes, yes, there, that's it, it worked , great, it worked, and then you should be let through, now it’s my turn, i’m crystal clear, ready for all operational actions, we have been sanitized, now we need to put on sanitary clothes so that we can fully work in a clean area, we are ready,

kay, fascinating, vincent moss. _ genuine products.s, thank you very - genuine products. kay, fascinating, vincent moss, thank you very much for coming on the programme. —— ok, fascinating. let�*s ta ke let�*s take it back to los angeles and the student demonstrations which have spilled over into violence at ucla. these pictures are from the last hour or so and you can see the violence, people with sticks and we saw objects being thrown and wooden pallets being thrown. there has been a camp of pro—palestinian demonstrators. making their voices heard, angry about what is happening group of protesters too. there has been ongoing demonstrations on site but it escalated into violence at about 11pm local time. we heard from the mayor that the police were then called in. let�*s speak to dylan winward, features and student life editor at the daily bruin, ucla�*s student newspaper. thank you for coming on the programme. what do you make of the pictures we have just been seeing? we have reporters on the site at the moment from 10:50pm local tim

after the match yesterday, kai - want to do arsenal a favour. ft?havertz from arsenal said he will be the biggest fan of tottenham ever when they take on manchester city on tuesday nights. in a complicated way, tonight's match between aston villa and liverpool could affect how spurs approach that match on tuesday night because of aston villa wind, they have secured the fourth champions league place. italy don't wind, spurs still has something to play for. tottenham will —— know if they wind their last couple of games they wind their last couple of games they could still finish in the top four. that is an added level of complexity for spurs bands. they knew if they beat or draw with city at home they hand a massive advantage back to arsenal. the question for two spurs fan is to let their season drift to a better second place finish to avoid that scenario. i second place finish to avoid that scenario. . ., second place finish to avoid that scenario. _, , ., ., ., , scenario. i could give you an answer straightaway! _ tonight it's third against fourth

i'm jonathan lemire alongside katty kay. donald trump's guilty verdict is garning attention across the u.s. newspapers such as "the new york times," "the washington post," and wall street journal have

, but we decided to show you the huge scale, great, let's go, let's go, ready to go, come on, well, kaina, i brought you a friend who loves cheese and wants to know everything about him, we are glad to welcome you, we will show you how everything is. happens from the beginning of the process until the end, when we receive the finished product and try it and release it for sale, look, it is already in anticipation, so, kai, you and i are now in a dirty zone, where workers, coming here to production, take off their outerwear and to get inside you need to undergo complete processing, let's first see how this is done, as i understand it, you will be my test subject, you are the first, i will tell you, what to do, and you are already directly. first you need to place your hands in this zone, the washing zone, come on, here comes the water, you wash, then soap, yeah, i see everything, so, good, there is soap, there is, now there is water again, you ’re doing well, well done , now you need to dry your hands, uh-huh, well done, next, look, the disinfection zone. now it’s my turn, i’m crystal cl

want to try it, there’s so much sulfur, i’m already hungry, i don’t tell anyone, let’s go home, so, kaiht? you dreamed, here you go please, we have arranged a special arrangement for you, so as not to interrupt the taste of elite cheese, you need to start with a classic one with a low percentage of fat content, so i recommend starting to try cheese from dutch, then russian, and then with black truffle, and why should the first attempt be with low fat content? fat begins so that more receptors open up on more... fatty cheese, in order to feel it, you may not feel the taste later, the skill of fatty cheese, i felt this taste of milk, and i also already feel salt and some unusual taste, uh-huh, it’s a little crusty, but i’ll tell you that yes , you know what i want to tell you, this is cheese from my childhood, it’s dutch, russian pawn. they are still prepared according to gost standards, yes, that means, perhaps, my friend, you and i have different taste buds, what can you say, i don’t smell any bitterness, no, pleasant, soft, moderately salty, uh, that’s all for me i like it, so, let’s t

in his first major speech of the election campaign, labour leader sir kay starmer says his party will deliver stability and change if he wins the election. it deliver stability and change if he wins the election.— deliver stability and change if he wins the election. it always comes back to this, _ wins the election. it always comes back to this, country _ wins the election. it always comes back to this, country first, - wins the election. it always comes back to this, country first, party i back to this, country first, party second. i will fight for you! papua new guinea now says more than 2000 people were buried alive in friday's landslide in a remote village. cases of melanoma skin cancer is set to hit record levels as councils warned us to do more to protect ourselves from the sun. the fbi says it is investigating the sale of hundreds of dresses that could have been stolen from the british museum. —— treasures that could have been stolen from the british museum.

. >> escaping by sea from communist china, some remnants of chaing kai shek's nationalist army.onalist troops fled from the mainland, to the island then known as formosa. >> at government house, generalissimo chiang kai-shek nick: chiang became taiwan's dictator and had his own dream, recapturing the communist mainland. after that, mao would no longer tolerate taiwan's self-determination. >> the goal in the civil war shifts from holding on to mao's little piece of china to the complete extermination of chiang kai shek in a fit of anger, more than anything. and his withdrawal to taiwan means that taiwan has to be a part of china, especially because chiang kai shek is still intent on taking back all of the mainland. there's a religious dimension to this. it's a fanaticism that takes hold in the 1950s, and the quest to liberate taiwan is written into everybody's soul in china, at which point walking away from that plan becomes difficult. nick: he says xi jinping's self-declared dream of chinese reunification is based more on emotion that history. >> if you look at his policies towa

kay, i'm going to ask you a similar question.hen i met you a couple years ago in madagascar, i was really struck the about the variety of threats facing anti-corruption activists and human rights defenders even in a country that is considered to be, you know, maybe an imperfect or flawed democracy, but a democracy nonetheless are. so similar question to you. what can the international community do to better support the brave efforts of activists in civil society in places like mad madagascar? >> yeah. thank you, shannon. i think that, you know, claudia already elaborated a bit on this, but i will insist on the need for advocating for the protections, the adoption of protection lawses because this is really something that we need especially in weak governments such as in madagascar. there are some provisions. for instance, you know, protecting the defenders, those who have been, who have witnessed corruption in their nation, but these are very limited provisions, and they are not -- [inaudible] so we need the stand-alone legislati

, i will say so, that is, you are now ready to eat it whole with these heads, yes, that’s for sure, kaiof our program to visit places you haven’t been before, write down a short: in the actions of these stairs the muscles of the saints were purged and the truth is that everything is true the altarate of the need was the price of the forests and the vernika ancestral heta on the knees of the cultural-asvetnytska project architecture of belarus in the architecture of the fall what and here the wilted pavina was broken up , the wilted yanas are visible in our eyes... it’s clear oh god, the snow has melted from the damp earth, the rain has fallen on the road, the rain is falling, the sun is warmer, the ice is melting away, the sun is falling, the gloom of every day we jump, everything seems to be, geese kiya krychat, shpak crucified on the oak tree, cranes began to dance, and winter disappeared like smoke, a greener meadow crept like hell, our native land felt pain. we are on the parade ground of the minsk military commandant's office, where military personnel of the military guard of honor

they want to kill me, i know for sure, you, i suspect you, you’re walking, as if you were kai, who isck eyes wanted to kill the gefara , marlina georgievich, are you serious now, but i’m just a song, there it is, among rappers, uh like... through one such text, sometimes even worse, and this is all that we have, this is all, and my feeling, perhaps, and you look if there is such a performer, here is a black eye, because there probably is , so, well, that’s it, vitya ivanov from bugulma, aka black ah, vasya popitchenko from vyshny vlachka, black ah, no coincidence, but it seems to me that this is just some kind of nickname among contacts? the blind spot and night follows day, it lurks, there is no reason, but the poems are not bad. that is why the main goal of our project is to introduce modern people to modern painting, and perhaps one of the most prominent representatives of modern art is the artist karla zit, our compatriot. is it true that no one knows what she looks like? yes, yes, yes, she, she lives in the taiga, in solitude and with virtually no interaction. tell your boss i re

police arrested this man, 41 year old kai vu, at his concord hair salon this morning on charges of rape, unlawful sex and lewd acts on a child. investigators tell us the alleged crimes happened in 2021, when a mother dropped off her 14 year old daughter at the kai hair salon for a three hour appointment. there's a day in the salon that he works completely by himself, and that's when the suspected assaults occurred. none of them were suspected to have occurred when there was any other workers there. police are now asking for any tips or clues into this story. we spoke with some of his coworkers who say they're having trouble believing the charges. we have an update now to that bizarre and shocking story we're hearing from the wife of the man who accused of driving her and their two kids off of a cliff near devil's slide. she pleaded in court today for her husband to be released. dharmesh patel is being held without bail. he's a doctor from southern california. he's facing three charges of attempted murder. investigators say he purposely plunged his tesla off of a 300 foot cliff with his

hello everyone, my name is kai and i am from china, now i live in minsk and i like to try different foods like belarusian cheese, if possible, i would really like to visit some cheese production, how cheese becomes cheese. turn on belarus 24 and you will find out how milk is checked for cheese suitability, colors have already appeared, appeared, yes, yes, what you are doing in production robot cheese maker, now it will be noisy, why does he take fresh cheese in the bathroom, it floats along the stream into a container, you can imagine, it’s already romantic, and how long it takes... to ripen, the most important thing - wow, i didn’t expect there to be so much here , yes, this is cheese heaven, the birth of cheese, from milk to the finished product on belarus 24, this saturday we will organize a master class and tell you how it is made, don’t tell anyone, let’s go home. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus24 tv channel. this is country news abroad. broadcasts of particularly important events, live broadcasts from the scene, current interviews with famous belarusi

i'm jonathan lemire alongside katty kay. donald trump's guilty verdict is garning attention across the u.s. newspapers such as "the new york times," "the washington post," and wall street journal have full covers of the former president's conviction. now let's bring in other than for palm beach county. give us your thoughts. any surprise at the speed the verdict was reached and what's your thoughts for sentencing? >> i wasn't too surprised. the prosecution successfully establishes a firewall around michael cohen, and that was important because it neutralizes donald trump's best defense which is to call michael cohen a liar and the case built around michael cohen, and the failure of todd blanche to wound cohen on the stand was devastating because i thought cohen made crucial errors merchandise first he stuck by trump's claim stormy daniels was lying, and that allowed daniels to provide dirty details about her sexual encounter with donald trump, and also it cost blanche and trump credibility because no one believed that the se

drawing big names like kai _ walk into the venue. drawing | big names like kai langerfeld.f art that we show there. and if you come and venture into the restaurant you will experience total incredible experience and, as a matter of fact, it has been voted the best italian restaurant in the uk. ~ ., restaurant in the uk. well done for that. £30 _ restaurant in the uk. well done for that. £30 million _ restaurant in the uk. well done for that. £30 million is - restaurant in the uk. well done for that. £30 million is a - for that. £30 million is a risky venture, isn't it? a lot of money to recoup. are you hoping to sell a lot of art? lode hoping to sell a lot of art? we are obviously _ hoping to sell a lot of art? - are obviously looking at selling because commercial project that we are here for the long run and i think in our field of art it is very important we have a platform where you can deliver the best possible experience. ladbroke hall in notting hill is very much a place where you can experience all of this. all]! experience all of this. all ri . ht, experience all of

exactly, kai, i’m glad that we managed to surprise you today, now you know how cheese is born, but if want to become the hero of our program to visit places you haven’t been before, record a short video, send it to us, and together we will learn how this is done, getting to know belarusian enterprises and the outstanding results of their work. we today we are already installing elevators with a cabin speed of up to 2 and a half per second. and this makes it possible to install elevators in buildings up to 45 floors. this is generally a unique enterprise, the only one that deals with this. i feel right at home, i want not only my roots to remain here, but also for my children to feel right at home here. watch on tv channel belarus 24. in many cities of belarus there are streets named after the glorious patriot vera of their weapons. a terrible day for the soviet people on june 22, 1941, i found faith in the city of pinsk. without hesitation, she and her husband joined the partisan detachment. the brave underground woman lost her husband in the first days of the war. he died heroically

the role western allies are playing in ukraine, i was joined by two former us ambassadors to nato, kayand douglas lute. i want to start with the uk foreign minister lord cameron, saying it's up to ukraine on how it uses british weapons and that it is understandable why ukraine would hit target inside russia. we know the russians have hit back at this and ambassador hutchinson, i want to start with you to get your take because the us has been careful when talking to how ukraine uses us weapons. i absolutely agree with the uk. i think that we should not put parameters around the weapons that we are sending. we want ukraine to win and they need to be able to take out an air base where they are launching drones. they should be able to take them out. so that they are not losing people and equipment and infrastructure. so, i think the uk is absolutely right. if we want ukraine to win, we need to give them the weapons and let them do what they need to do to win. 0k, ambassador loot, you agree with that because that would of course be seen as a big escalation by russia —— lute. of course ukrai

peter kay. a boogie wit da hoodie... we couldn't even see a way forwards. there was a lot of anger, a huge amount of sadness and loss. and we sort of went through the process of wanting answers. and that took us down a very dark path. and we felt like we're not going to be able to change what happened tojimmy. and so what we can actually do is look to our local community and look to what we can change positively. go on, jimmy. seen here in black, jim was a talented boxer. his club was a huge part of his life, but it needs a new building and new equipment forfuture generations. the nature of how he passed away was obviously very traumatic for all of us, and this is something that we can actually apply our energy to that makes us feel good, gives us like a sense of purpose. that's the reason why we're doing it. we want to do something that we feel is going to have a positive change as opposed to just continue to feel angry and upset. across the atlantic in washington, a memorial at the national cathedral is honouring all

kay, he'll be right with you.ht up how small artists are struggling. >> especially songwriters. spotify is cutting back what they pay on publishing and what-not, it is ridiculous. i have no problem with corporate making lots of money, i'm a cap capitalist. >> steve: we have other people greatly impacted by the economy, this is debbie down in dallas, big fan of "fox and friends" and fox news. what about the economy is challenging for your family? >> i'm very worried about it, i have eight grandchildren and everything is expensive right now, the grocery store costs a fortune, i'm nervous, cost of homes and food, cost of everything is horrible. >> steve: i absolutely understand. you are not alone in that. this is free to watch today. how much fun is this? >> i've been playing for six and a half years and i watch you every morning. >> steve: thank you. you want to play with kid rock? >> i would love to. >> steve: that is coming up, thank you, tom. back to you. >> ainsley: thanks, steve, we were just saying everyone ha

it was three weeks ago tonight that peter kay was supposed to open co—op live, elbow was supposed to up the first. this is the fourth attempt to open co—op live. manchester band elbow have by default ended up being the opening night act. you go through something like this, you go to bed at night with the demons and the demons, they'll claw at you. the venue has been beset by a series of technical problems, and we were shown round by the man whose job it is to solve them. how certain are you that this gig is going to go ahead tonight? as much as i love doing these interviews with you, and i think this is our third one, i don't think we'll be doing a fourth. there have been three weeks of cancellations, including gigs by olivia rodrigo... keen... and take that, who had to move theirfive night residency across the city to co—op live's main rival the a0 arena. we've heard of families who spent upwards of £3,000 for shows that did not happen. what would you say to those families? i did say. so i've talked to quite a few of them. i'm not going to go into my conversations with those people.

sir kay standing there speaking in the last few minutes in west sussex.cross over life to our correspondence. you are listening to that speech he was covering a lot of crowd reintroducing himself to the voters, no less the underside of raters. i voters, no less the underside of raters. ~ , _, voters, no less the underside of raters. ~ , , ., raters. i think this core question of reintroducing _ raters. i think this core question of reintroducing himself, - raters. i think this core question of reintroducing himself, he - raters. i think this core question j of reintroducing himself, he was very frustrated during the pandemic that the government gets lots of coverage and keir starmer first that he was a bit marginalised in the media and people didn't quite get the measure of him. it was interesting that he feels it is necessary now to reintroduce himself to the public. i think that is because he believes that some people who are considering switching their rates from the conservatives are only now looking at him closely. things that we are very familiar wi

grateful to have of my colleagues on the floor and i believe in starting our remarks will beat senator kai yield the floor. >> madam president. what's a >> madam president i'm thrilled to join my colleagues in the orida talk about the importance of this border tysecurity bill and i'm also gog to talk abo É. and it bit admit to being have a senator. i came to the senate in 2013 with senator murphy was pass a significant bipartisan immigration re that was vestment in border security. we pass in a bartisan way of nearly 70 votes in my eat my naÏvetÉ was this. when the bill went over there having beennd watch a state legislatures work, i assume the rce our bill but that they would dohe immigrl and we would sit down in a middle ground. majority house decide to bottle the bill up in committee cub never took it up never did their l that was in 2013 the ed naÏve senator. years latetrump administration d a republican majority in this body we dealt directly president trump he wanted $25 billion in border security over 10 years.in offer is can you take yes for an as part of an eight-member crude nego

remove everything connected with china, they have no relationship in this regard and gamindan and chiang kai-shekr thing is that they fought the communists there and there were their own, so to speak, problems, but they ... did not go from south korea to china, but accordingly from china to south korea. this is where we can draw the following conclusion: the situation as a whole in this region is heating up, quite obviously, because... who, in general, have nothing, well, about drezzdan, i would say that there is no need to joke here guys, but we are not joking, well, i understand that they are not joking, but they want to beat our deep territories, what jokes, this is too serious an issue to make a joke out of it, what jokes, they hit the kremlin, remind me, they flew in without a hitch, what did you say, that they are used to bombing druzden, this is not acceptable, they are used to , i want to remind you when it was who they were, how who, well, who they were, i can say very precisely, the german authorities. make your government think 100 times before sending weapons to ukraine, but i have no

venue backin going to be peter kay opening venue back in april, two back to access, he is busy fromd to have a greater manchester act and hopefully that will set things on the right track. you mentioned it had an impact on how manchester is perceived as a venue or as a place first to have these gates, how much appetite is there for live concerts and so on now? i there for live concerts and so on now? ~ ' . there for live concerts and so on now? ~' ' . ., .., now? i think the effect that it can draw a range _ now? i think the effect that it can draw a range of— now? i think the effect that it can draw a range of local _ now? i think the effect that it can draw a range of local talent - now? i think the effect that it can draw a range of local talent as . now? i think the effect that it can l draw a range of local talent as well as international talent is interesting to the people of libya and manchester. 0bviously interesting to the people of libya and manchester. obviously we have a very long musical legacy here and people are very proud of it, so i do think there is still large app

hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.minister said last month he wants to strip gps of the power to sign people off work, to tackle what he called the uk's "sick note culture" but how big a problem is it? good morning. we're taking a look at the number of people who are not working because of long term sickness. around a quarter of people aged 16 to 64 are not working at the moment. some will be trying to get a job. but the vast majority — nearly nine and a half million — are known as "economically inactive" meaning they're not looking for work. that could be because they've taken early retirement, they're studying full time or perhaps caring for family members. but it can also be down to long term sickness and that's a particular problem. figures published last month showed that more than 2.8 million people were not working because of long term health conditions between december and february. that's the highest it's ever been. this morning we'll get the latest figures and find out if that's changed. but to put things in

as far as a.i., we already are thinking about whether the really important use kays for a.i. for public health, think about all the tai ta that's out there and how do you detect signal to noise, how do we use large language models? we're not just looking at e.d. syndromic data, which we have for 90% of the country, which is great, but how do we look at what's happening online, korchtion social media that might identify for us a problem that's happening in a community? lots of opportunity in the future. i'm hopeful for the future but we have to invest. and make sure that we are working together as one team around data. michael: what you might not recognize with mandy, she was perfectly situated, one hour from d.c. and one hour from c.d.c. headquarters in atlanta andra league. she's been perfectly bridged to support both worlds. thank you for joining us. mandy: thank you, everyone. [applause]

the month of april 2024 in the english premier league above players like bruno fernandes guardiol and kaiavers. cole palme scored seven goals in the last four games and recorded an assist to his name for the first time. in his career, he won the league's best player of the month award. the brazilian midfielder is on the bolognese radar. according to mundo deportivo, barcelona is looking for 27-year-old brazilian left winger pepe perto to bring this player to new york in the coming summer. the manager of everton is the best manager of the month in england, according to the website of the english premier league, sean dyche was chosen as the best manager of the month of april 2024 in the premier league, ahead of mikel arteta and pep guardiola. everton experienced four wins, one draw and one defeat in the english premier league games in april . mehdiar mostafalo, sed and sima news agency, two of our country's national futsal players, after winning the asian nations cup, attended the home of shahid rezaei from the mother of this martyr. today , we came to the home of a national hero, who is no

in other important matches, hubert orkach, grigor dimitrov, lorenzo sango, richard gazke and kay nashkourianced to the second round with the advantage of their opponents. let's see how far i am with the record of 13 83. well, it was an acceptable record. now what i predicted is that i will be among the top 3 in the upcoming competition. we will increase the number of people we have. that this path will continue, were it not for some unknown faces of athletics in this competition the non-holding of an election was an issue that the head of the federation responded to in this way. friends , not being ready, being abroad, not announcing at all, for example, we won't be present, i don't know why they told us late, but the last conditions of the national team have a chance to get a quota for the paris olympics. now four of them are in color for sure. mr. rasouli also had fewer matches. whatever he goes ahead , give more matches, god willing , he will be able to win the points. our country's field racing convoy, which is named after the servant of the marza marzah, is going to finish its competi

after shows by peter kay, olivia rodrigo, take that and others were cancelled or moved, elbow becamerform at the venue. our entertainment correspondent colin patterson was there. good evening, manchester! cheering this was the moment co—op live finally got under way. # i'm the dashboard hula girl of nodding self—deception...# elbow in their home town of manchester. afterwards, a chance to get fans to review both the band and the venue. elbow are amazing. and the venue is really good! much better than after all - the trouble and all the concern — it's a fantastic venue. and the venue was really great. yeah, really organised. missing a couple of hooks on the back of the ladies' toilet stalls...! laughter we were worried we'd have to bring hard hats, and we didn't! _ earlier, fiona and adam were about to play their own small part in the history of the venue. first in the queue, first into the co—op arena — how is it feeling? awesome. exciting. cannot wait. at last! been here since 1:00, looking forward to getting in to see them now. are you nervous at all? no. only that we don't get to

we have to circle back to katty kay.ortunity to gloat over city once again winning the premiere league. i know there was a lot of screaming in your house, especially in the first half, when it looked like things might get a little tight with west ham then expected. but at the end, another title for man city. >> i mean, history making, right? first team to do -- to have four titles since 18-something or other, as tom kept telling me ufl sunday. >> over and over again. >> it was a good day in my household. my arsenal-loving sun, a little less happy. i'm not sure they've spoken yet since the weekend. but they've put -- harlan came through, good through, team well, strike hard. all of that nice money, as my husband keeps saying, seems to produce results. >> look at katty. >> i just want to say to my friend who watches the show regularly and e-mailed me earlier this week, saying, why don't you do more women's softball, we will, in fact, mika, be reporting on college softball for women as they get to the finals. >> i love it.

but 60 million down the drain and kai havertz scores again, so fingers crossed another player can come of next year. jeremiah, an arsenal fan, thank _ are made of next year. jeremiah, an arsenal fan, thank you _ are made of next year. jeremiah, an arsenal fan, thank you for _ are made of next year. jeremiah, an arsenal fan, thank you forjoining i arsenal fan, thank you forjoining us, i will let you go and sort of drown your sorrows. i should also mention the fact i live in luton and luton town were relegated today. so i think the town also will be celebrating their sorrows, shall we say, a little later? don't forget you can get more on the fact manchester city have been premier league title champions for a record fourth time in a row on the bbc sport website and app. now, though, i want to turn to our other big breaking news in the last couple of hours. rescue teams in iran are searching in thick fog for a helicopter that's gone missing with president ebrahim raisi on board. iranian state tv said his aircraft was in a convoy returning from a visit to neighbouring azerbaijan when it was

. >> reporter: the union movement saw opposition from the owner and the governor, kay ivy.he goal was to ensure every eligible team member had the opportunity to participate in a fair election. 66% voted against unionizing. the fact it was close shows uaw is making gains in the south. >> it's very is significant the union got 44% of the vote. that's a strong first-time showing. >> reporter: just last month, uaw scored a big win in tennessee. volkswagen workers overwhelmingly voted to unionize. uaw president says they're not giving up on mercedes-benz. >> this isn't a failure. >> reporter: uaw has filed unfair labor practices against mercedes-benz, accusing them of intimidating workers leading up to the votes. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "cbs weekend news," sea lions swarm san francisco's shoreline. what is bringing them to the coast? >>> a surge of sea lions is thrilling crowds of tourists in san francisco. but what is behind the big boom? cbs's kenny choi went looking for answers. >> reporter: it's an all you can eat seafood buffet for sea lions in the city by the bay

at the end of the meeting, the report of the member-karespandant of the kai city council was approvedthe people's approval of the latest construction of wind power and wind electric installations. at their ledges, the navukoists say that the raw materials of the bssr allow the development of meat cheese and all the materials for an adequate future. at the session, respect will be given to the geologist who explores the subsoil of the republic. the session of the academy of sciences of the bssr focused on scientific research that would contribute to the revival of the economy. the republic was in dire need of maximum use of natural resources for the development of the national economy. the academy was faced with the task of not only providing a scientific basis for this, but also offering practical solutions. in fact, starting everything from scratch, but research did not stop either during evacuation or after returning. by the beginning of 1945 , eight academic institutes resumed their work, among the first, the institute of socialist agriculture and the peat institute of the academy

hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.ision and soaring costs", according to health leaders. let's speak now to sir julian hartley, the chief executive of nhs providers, which represents nhs trusts in england. good morning, thank you forjoining us. good morning, thank you for “oining us, , ., ., ., good morning, thank you for “oining us. ., so, good morning, thank you for “oining us.— so. 40 h good morning, thank you forjoining us-_ so. 40 new - us. good morning. so, 40 new hospitals _ us. good morning. so, 40 new hospitals or — us. good morning. so, 40 new hospitals or major— us. good morning. so, 40 new hospitals or major rebuilds - us. good morning. so, 40 new hospitals or major rebuilds of. hospitals or major rebuilds of hospitals or major rebuilds of hospitals were promised in england by the end of the decade, as we sit here this morning, and how likely do you and nhs staff think it is that they will end up being built? we are caettin they will end up being built? we are getting reports _ they will end up being built?

kais sloten's efforts in the second half, as in the first 45 minutes , it did not lead to a dangerousuation on the opponent's goal and they could not create a serious opportunity to change the result of the game. it was a dream season to be able to be happy with the second championship, it's unbelievable. they are very proud of my player at this moment. now it's like lorcozen. they faced each other in the pir maori stadium , which ended with luis enrique's students winning 2-1. dembele lit the first light for psg and the second shot on the body of leono fabian royster. parisia have a lot of opportunities to add to their list, but that's it two goals finished the half. lyon, who did not have a serious chance in the second half, scored on a corner pass. in the end, psg won so that enrique won the hezbiye cup in his first season after winning the league, and another thing is that kylian mbappe's last cup was with paris. tonight in portugal , porto and sporting will go to the same distance to win the hazabi cup. mohammad meshasht of the sed and broadcasting news agency . but in other club

aineh celebrated 100 years of modern sports clubs in iran with the presence of kay omar sashmi, ministerts and youth, at the tehran international exhibition. in the latest ranking of the top football club leagues in the world, our country's premier football league is in the position ranked 60th and 3rd in the world. in this category, the leagues of brazil, england, la liga, bodes liga and the italian serie a are in order from first to fifth. the women's national football team of our country has traveled to belarus in a preparatory match. the second match between the two teams will be held next sunday. we said that in the semi-final match of the spanish basketball league last night, real madrid won 97-78 against its traditional rival barcelona and led 1-0. the games of this stage will be three wins out of five matches. sports news this hour have a good clay and god. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings to you , dear viewers, dear and respected countrymen , we are here with you . we present the news at 6:00 p.m. together with my colleagues. the head of cust

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president could you tell me about kay unger when it comes to the humanitarian crisis. my crisis in?nk you. >> what was my question >> this concludes the press conference thank you everyone. >> joe biden struggle yesterday pouring gas on calls for him to back out of the 2024 race. nate silver putting a referee saying "he is still struggling in august he needs to consider tapping aside" it should not be taboo to talk about. kaylee the writing is on the wall and that was clearly an excellent point. >> yes. press regulars push press out of the room so you have that during the trump era but attack of the press secretary having to shell and the event is over and she's nervous in my opinion of what her boss could say next. the key these events tightly controlled because i don't think he can handle it much longer to his point is very interesting i don't see how it is tenable for fighting to succeed if he has a disastrous first debate for you have to ask yourself what is the mechanism of which he would be removed at the convention is very difficult to technically the democratic democrats are

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shows by the comedian peter kay have already been rearranged twice.omplained of being left out of pocket — while managers blamed a technical issue — as our reporter alice key explains. it was hailed as the finest arena built outside of north america, but it certainly has not been the finest start. last night, just ten minutes after the doors had opened and longer queues were forming, concertgoers were handed a letter of apology and told to go home. for those who had already travelled a long way to manchester, they were less than impressed. in long way to manchester, they were less than impressed.— less than impressed. in the line, and we got _ less than impressed. in the line, and we got them _ less than impressed. in the line, and we got them noticed - less than impressed. in the line, and we got them noticed it - less than impressed. in the line, and we got them noticed it was i and we got them noticed it was cancelled but it shouldn't have gone ahead anyway because the whole week it has been cancelled, so it's a bit of a joke. fix. it has been cance

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the curry's have four children two girls, riley and ryan, two boys, cannon and kai.ions. >> that's awesome. >> you talk about how this is my first time going to bottlerock. >> please tell us. >> i had a time and i only went one day on saturday and it was all i needed. >> really was. it was so nice. try the food. >> yes. the food was good. and what i really liked was like the special. there's so much to do. did you know they have a club? >> see, when i went, there was no club. >> no. was it a kumasi? make the club. no no no no. okay >> it was a full on club. >> like with a dj. yes. >> and you walk in and you just really are transported to the club. and i just like that because you can just. there's a spa there, you can get massages, you can get. >> i just go to. >> so was that where the club was? >> no, the club is a whole separate thing. oh, so the spa is here, then the club and then the silent disco. so if you want to party outside, fine. you can party inside in the club. >> then you could get a haircut. i saw that, yes. >> you can get some braids, some haircuts, so