. ., ~' ,, that no meeting this time is lanned. ., ~ ., ., ,, planned.mpbell, at st paul's- — the time is 13.16. our top story this afternoon. the tory mp natalie elphicke defects to labour — the second such loss for the conservatives in less than a fortnight. thomas, it's time for your peanuts. still to come: how some children with severe food allergies are overcoming them — by eating the very products that are harmful. coming up on bbc news. they now know who they will be playing if they are on the winning side tonight. it's bellingham against kane, again, for a place in the champions league final at wembley, and a meeting with borussia dortmund. the pharmaceutical company astrazeneca is to withdraw its covid—19 vaccine, one of the first produced during the pandemic. the firm said there were now other products available which target new variants of the virus. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson is with me. what more have they said and what does it mean? cast what more have they said and what does it mean?— what more have they said and what does

that trump hat at the time was concerned ability me lan yasm she talked about trump telling her to block newspaper delivery at the residence. but at the very beginning of her testimony when she was talking about her early work for the trump organization she became overwhelmed. she started to cry. she had to take a break. it just seemed a lot for this former aide, extremely loyal, to be testifying at the criminal trial of her former boss. william: andrea, thank you so much as always. andrea: thank you. william: a landmark antitrust trial between the department of justice and google is coming to an end with both parties delivering closing arguments. as stephanie sy explains, google is accused of no knoppalizeing the search market, sidelining competitors and hampling consumers. stephanie: the justice department says google struck illegal deals with companies like apple, paying them billions to be the default search engine on phones and other devices. google argues it has the best search engine and that's why consumers choose it. the decision on this case may not only change the way google d

tactics, which we knew from a to that it was easy to catch them out with a bit of creativity that says lan. but as time passes them more and more mobilized civilians among their ranks, and they bring their own ideas to the russian army. so where you at the same day as i'm going to order to know, do i need these russian conscript spring? there are no ideas through successfully coping ukrainian ones doing it at a scale that ukraine struggling to match. as the w xbox sunday is in keys. he said drones have shifted the tactics of the war. and you know, over the last 2 years of jones have really changed the way this war is being properly changed the situation on, on the battlefield. we heard the report reports in the beginning of this war. standard tactics were being applied as standard a center weapons, such as the infantry attacks and that sort of thing. when jones were being introduced, this added an extra layer, a cheap, commercially available drones were able to spot the enemy pinpoint targets for a total full exam. later on, comment draws, i'd like to just saw next report introduced to bec

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that's the lan. for a league and cup double? that's the plan- we _ for a league and cup double? league and cup double? that's the plan. we are here _ for a league and cup double? that's the plan. we are here to _ for a league and cup double? that's the plan. we are here to win. - for a league and cup double? that's the plan. we are here to win. a - the plan. we are here to win. a trophy day is always a special day at celtic park and then we can get ready for an amazing final and occasion. well by contrast, erik ten hag has endured a rocky season with manchester united in the premier league and even his post match thank you speech at old trafford last night wasn't greeted with universal affection. they've got an outside chance of finishing seventh and are in the fa cup final and the united boss is determined to end the season on a high. it's always nice to win any game but it is important to win the last game in old trafford for this season and it is very important and i think the fans deserve this because they have had so many difficult times but they always stayed with us. when

sahara, you have a note, i wrote the address in it: kiev pechora lan.thwestern, probably kyiv. take me, take me with you, take me, my mother is there, take me with you, my mother is there. where did you run, huh? i would go to church now and send my mother a note. what other note? fills out the address in the telegram, sends it to kiev, you come for her, comrade petrov, but there was no plan to remain silent if i had the slightest suspicion. you will answer to the fullest extent, this is what i will remember for you, okay? yes sir. come in, comrade the head of the facility, did you call? do you want anything, did they treat you to swiss chocolate at the headquarters? well, thank you, i just... well, great, come here, i want to talk to you about women, excuse me, well, about our girls, would you give gold to someone, i mean, well , i mean, like in sports, first place, second, third, but i didn’t think about it direction, why aren't you interested in women? no, i’m interested, of course, but can i still drink some tea, please, thank you, well, after all,

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the, the business, the w news live from the lan, 3 european country say they will recognize the palestinian statehood. spain's prime minister joins the leaders of island. i'm no way in announcing the historic decision from israel to recall. it's um, bassett is also coming up from the program iran supreme lee to collect a forms present in the funeral service as president abraham, re see as tens of thousands gather in tyrone and torture is deployed as un peacekeepers a dw investigation reveals how members of a notorious bangladesh, elite force being sent on worldwide peacekeeping missions. the money keeps mckinnon. good, happy with us. spain no way and the islands have said they will recognize palestinian statehood. many western countries have resisted recognizing an independent palestinian state. he is, but his rails will again come off to the october. the 7th terror attack has put renewed focus on the issue. israel's foreign minister denounced the decision as a threats to the nation. the sovereignty and security spied off from israel by fences and barriers. the palestinian territories will

but everything works out lucas lans without any problems. still, they discussed the entire flight afterwards. antique practices, especially tricky situations, once again and the simulator doesn't want to have the simulator is less helpful with flight training itself, but it's great for training for emergencies. what can i really do in an emergency? there are things that you might not want to practice or demonstrate in flight, but you can do it here. let me see if it's a big advantage on your mountain, just as simple as a full time. then the next mission awaits the next like task. lucas checks if the rudder landing gear and lights are working properly, or if anything is damaged, sometimes he has to take to the air 3 times a day. as this one that's explained was on, it's very special. you think about it every day. i know now that we're getting used to flying. we know that it's out of the ordinary. you notice it in the people and then what we do here name was wondering if all goes to plan. lucas time could complete his training site early 2025.

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throw a real spanner in the works of the government's asylum plan. works of the government's asylum lant's asylum ian. ~' . works of the government's asylum plan. mark, thanks for “oining us. our plan. mark, thanks for “oining us. our home — plan. mark, thanks for “oining us. our home editorh plan. mark, thanks forjoining us. our home editor there. _ still to come on the programme... ukrainian government adviser yuriy sakjoins us live, at a time when the russian military continues to advance near the city of kharkiv. and as antony blinken warns that an all—out israeli assault on rafah would trigger anarchy — we'll have the latest developments in gaza. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the governor of the kharkiv region in northeastern ukraine has said — russian forces are continuing to advance in several directions, after they launched a cross—border attack on friday. residents have been fleeing the town of vovchansk, which russian forces are battling to capture. kharkiv is the second biggest city in ukraine. the government has been sending reinforcements to try to p

it was easy to catch them out with a bit of creativity that says lan, but as time passes them more and more mobilized civilians among their ranks. and they bring their own ideas to the russian army. so where you at the same day as i'm getting older to know, do i need these russian conscript spring? there are no ideas through successfully coping ukrainian ones doing it at a scale that ukraine struggling to match. well, as india is, ma'am, as a national elections drawn to a close in the coming days, the campaigns could will turn out to be the biggest experiment in the use of artificial intelligence that we've ever seen. hundreds of millions of voters will have seen deep fake videos peddling this information or enhanced versions of some candidates toward economic forms. global risk report this year ranked india most at risk from this and mis information. the w's auto body reports don't. is a big deal maker in the northwest, who in state of rod, just on the election season, has been keeping him busy today. he's filming the local congress, bought the new leader. given the job don't is not j

we don't have any lan what is next? we don't have any plan next- _ what is next? have any plan next. as a parent i - what is next? we don't have any plan next. as a parent i have - plan next. as a parent i have to take the cue from him and see what his interests are and talents, and try to achieve that as best i can. [30 talents, and try to achieve that as best i can.- talents, and try to achieve that as best i can. do you want to no on that as best i can. do you want to go on another— that as best i can. do you want to go on another adventure - that as best i can. do you wantl to go on another adventure with your dad? to go on another adventure with our dad? ., to go on another adventure with your dad? ida! 0ne to go on another adventure with your dad? ida! one and done. your dad? no! one and done. thank you _ your dad? no! one and done. thank you so _ your dad? no! one and done. thank you so much for coming and is speaking to us. we appreciate the honesty. let�*s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a general strike against austerity measures in a

they have lans, like on day one? they have plans. but _ like on day one?lans, but i think _ like on day one? they have plans, but i think that - like on day one? they have i plans, but i think that they're tethered to a gal far, plans, but i think that they're tethered to a galfar, far —— galaxy far, far away rather than the realities back here on planet earth. there's going to be no governing authority in palestine that is legitimised. and the prime minister wants to rely on local elements, neighbourhood councils. but a lot of that is influenced by hamas. and hamas is going to survive this with a capacity to intimidate or coopt whatever doesn't have legitimacy. so the prime minister doesn't want to engage on this. two of his coalition partners, ben givr and smotric, threatened to leave if the palestinian authority is involved or if netanyahu moves in a direction of a establishment of a palestinian state. this could be the beginning of a tendency to push for political change. but in the it would have to involve resignations. chief of staff would have to re

it was and the brown, it was been a full big be blue white supremacists, very, very different lans to which is viewing the world when he talks about sap that talk about the plan, the, the decay of the plan, the impact, yes, the right about it. but i will not budge one inch when it comes to a position to critique. well, stay on the line and steal the line for your campaign. it is a very, the general like the low lies, whether you do get it and then as a still a line of whole life and he got his own life. i it's not someone say beethoven a bit of beethoven in that but but, but are you going to forgive these relates then due date is oh yeah, because they have to be brought to justice. be brought to justice. i'm talking about wall street really, to me, how many wall street games has went to jail and inside of trading market manipulation. predatory lending and fraudulent activity is not one of the bottom right now. one went to jail. i had thousands and thousands of my friends and partners coming out of a truck that side of black side sacramento that in other parts that went to jail. so we

just what's lanned? ~ �*, planned? well, the people's liberation _ planned?ration army is _ planned? well, the people's liberation army is making i planned? well, the people's| liberation army is making no secret that this is an exercise in surrounding taiwan. you just have to look at the map that the pla has provided. it's online. and the sections where the drills are taking place all around taiwan. now, what the message here is is that if we wanted to, we could blockade that place, so we could stop supplies getting in and essentially, potentially, force the government to its knees. now, the other thing that's, you know, being tested in these drills is an invasion, because there are amphibious craft involved, there are rockets involved. the taiwan defence ministry has responded by saying that they've put all of their own military on high alert. but also in a bit of a sort of a cheeky comment from them, they said they're vigorously gathering intelligence at this time. now, what they're saying there is if the pla is preparing to invade taiwan and this is a dre

lan, between you and me, did klyuev have an affair at work?e stalling for time. i've never seen her. “well, i listen, i listen, well , sometimes a girl called him alone, but the calls all go through me, i noticed that he called her back from his mobile, and then one day our employee saw him get into the car after work, not in his own, there was a girl sitting behind the wheel, according to the description, not at all she looks like her wife, but the employee said so, understandably. this is your building, your company built it, no, of course, this house is 15 years old, but where did you get this photograph, from klyuev’s office, i don’t know, it’s a pity. what a horror, you know him, yes, oleg is an actor, beletsky, i think that’s his last name, he rented a washing machine from us until he bought his own, but he lives not far from here, he lived in a nightmare hostel, and you have a santa claus costume he took, no, he had his own santa claus costume, he took our snow maiden costume for his partner. so that means now i can write it out, you ca

lan also produces unique drones. under the auspices of the corporation in the west, it is with them thatrity over ukraine is associated; they are also called loitering ammunition from lancets; neither german leopards nor american abroms can hide. an important part of the work of adapting old, soviet weapons for use in modern realities, planning modules designed engineers, rastekha made fab aerial bombs controllable, here they are, separating from the plane. a week ago, sergei chemizov met with the prime minister and listed the latest military equipment that had entered the troops in the last year. almost 80% of the weapons that are used today in the zone were created at the enterprises of our corporation and mainly. in the twenty-third year, the customer from the ministry of defense was supplied with new production aircraft su-57, su-35s, t-90 breakthrough tanks and penicillin artillery reconnaissance systems. and also the phlox self-propelled gun is a symbiosis of a howitzer and a mortar gun, capable of firing at a distance of up to 10 km. or the rapid-fire malva, which fires seven shel

in singapore, remember with george russell where lan go hit the the -- >> he might have got it wrong as well. still, alex albon behind tsunoda is told he can push a bit more and pick up the pace. albon is sticking with it. charles leclerc has managed to clear logan sargeant, lap again and again. dropping down to >> mclaren were right not to take a chance with piastri and norris. track position really is everything. >> try and have a road race and suddenly cars come up and you have to jump out of the way. >> it can take an age to clean your tires up around here as well. >> through mirabeau once more. pias piastri's achilles wheel was his tire management and the way he protected his tires. this is a race that tests your powers of doing that. >> he's made a correction in the last two or three races and found a better way. be interesting to find exactly what they do there to not scrub. it will be about scrubbing your tires, not lighting up the rears too much on the full throttle and overworking the tire. the property of the surface can change. if you overheat it, it won't come back to yo

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. >>> and boeing is lan launching astronauts tonight on the star liner. program faced years of delays with unmanned test flights hit with software and equipment issues. starliner will blast off on the rocket from cape canaveral in florida and it is the first time astronauts have been launched since the 1960s. frank. >> thank you. >>> turning attention to china. growth in the services sector slowing in march according to the latest survey and still indicating expansion for the 16th straight month. this as consumers continue to hold back on spending in the face of ongoing uncertainty. we have eunice yoon with more from beijing. >> reporter: thanks, frank. if you want to know what is going on wlt cith the chinese consumer, look at this latest company which launched the chinese burger. it is going head-to-head with do mcdonald's. it has 6,100 stores. what is the special sauce for tastien? the buzz about the brand is this company has the best menu for anybody who is down on their luck. of course, we went down to one of the outlets in beijing and bought a set w

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joining me right now is gina smie lick who will be in the room with jay powell later today and steve odd land ceo of the confidence board and a cnbc contributor. great to have you both here. gina, i'm going to start with you. you're going to be in that room today. dovish tone? hawkish tone? but in previous meetings jay powell has taken the time to say if the projections are relevant, not relevant. do you expect the same today? >> i think it's going to be a really interesting meeting bus there because there are a lot of things chair powell could say. it's likely he is going to come out and repeat the message that fed officials have been repeating that they have a lot of attitude to be patient with cutting rates. they tomato have to rush into this. they can take their time. it can be a case we keep the rates higher for longer. there are going to be a lot of questions asked of him. we're going to see fed officials backing away from those. so i think there are a couple of places here where you could see a slightly more hawkish tone. the question really is how hawkish are we going to go. are we g

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the oak lan fire department was the first fire department i did. i did a firefighter one training program there. that got me into fire whim start the paramedic school i went to city college and fell in love with the city. i did nile internship at station 49. it was wonder. . i learned the san francisco wave doing things. like the wild, wild west, every day. i loved it was a family environment here. that made mow say san fan fire department, that's i didn't want to be. i avoided science my entire education up to becoming a paramedic. i failed my first time taking my emt registry. i hope well is nobody out there that gets discouraged if this happens. you have opportunity to take again. i d. i came back. took it, passed and continued to paramedic and pass the my registry the first time. being a woman in the fire department i am a minority here. a minority in multiple aspects. i'm a woman. biracial i'm the only black woman paramedic in the ems position. it is insane and i hope i encourage other women to join this profession that does not represent the

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still spinning from everything that had happened by the third rounds saturday, perhaps that adrenaline lanad worn off after missing a birdie putt on the opening hold the world number one and reigning masters champ would hit a double-bogey. bogey than bogey again over the next three holes, he would go from three shots off the lead, kim to eight shots back by the end of the day, finishing two over par meanwhile, the rest of the field played valhalla really well with low scores, pretty much across the board on top at 15 under xander schauffele, who is looking for his first major of his career and second two-time major cham collin morikawa. here's scheffler on his struggles i was definitely did not feel like myself today for sure, but yesterday happened and i did my best to recover from it and come out here and compete today and i did a great job yesterday it's coming out of competing rotten the adrenaline and yeah, this morning was definitely not my usual routine for around if that makes sense, but you know, at the end of the day i came out here hoping to have a good round, wasn't able to get

that is zoning laws effectively. 78% of the lan that is zoned for housing on thest, is zoned for singleh means that know let's say an older couple passes on and you know there's a house there that's for sale. well, a developer could and buid duplex or a triple decker or tle complex with four, four apartments in it. a nice starter home for this cleaning lady who works for somebody who lives in, you know, a nice, wealthy neighborhood. but the is zoned against that. so you can only build another single family detached home there, which protects the housing value of. all these people. now, robby the dirty secret is this is happening in liberal places this is where liberals they sit there and out of one side of their mouth they talk about building affordable housing and all of this stuff section eight vouchers and on the other side of their mouth, they are making sure that the housing crisis gets worse and worse. now, why won't affordable housing help this problem? why won't more vouchers help this problem? the problem there is that giving people vouchers or saying, you know, we're going sub

something similar with the imaginenects t sides of the metropolitan area had to coasted, at least t lanoung people mean going to scolge a hospital appointment has been does appears that the replaceme of the bridge about $360 million is way beyond our federal alloc. i would ask for your help to ge least make us eligiblfor that and your help would be apprected. sec. buttigieg: i'm very conscious of the importance of this bridge after walking invit and sitting with the mayor of east providence and understanding the impact of the communities. administration will 10 actively working with the rde to provide support we can. that isnc in traffic management and operations it deal with the disruption and secondly involvement in supporting rhode island d.o.t. developing the r.f.p. for the replacement structure which was issued april 29. wail we have not been able to determine that there would be eligibility e.r. program as it stands, we doeeormula fun discretionary funding can be helpful here and we are working with r.i. d.o.t. to identify opportunities there and want to be a resource any way it h

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>> when i went to prison out, i started we started our little king blood nation where we joined the lan kind kings with g bloods. and i was holding the flag in that prison. i was with oodss the president and theys called me pako. and ironicallye, it was possible to pull through the streets. paco pope of the streets. >> and was there something that happened when you were in prison that made you think, man, did i go down the wrong at madpath? it was my kids watching.pictures my kids grow up in pictures, watching my kids. you know, you, not being able t to come visit me because i'm on maximum security. n my but this one time, it just is etched in my heart. i'm fully restrained. i have the belt with there handcuffs, with shackles, and my little girl havin shackle was she was almost two yearsincr old when i first gotme s incarcerated. by this time, shhee was about s. years old. she was five or six years old socause i yeah, yeah, she was about five years old. so i go and visi gt. i'm holding my beautiful little girl and she starts asking mnd e all these questions. she started she grabbed my h

as if on cue, when we interviewed professor sandy tow lan about the campus lockdown.e drowned us out. >> the militarization of our campus -- >> sorry, can i have you hang one second? >> it's funny because this is what i was going to be talking about is a helicopter. >> reporter: an lapd helicopter circling. tolan says it's a regular occurrence. >> are university administrations just in a tough spot? >> there's no doubt that they're in a tough spot. but the reaction has made it worse. >> reporter: we asked the school repeatedly for an interview. no luck. what you do hear a lot is this. sure, losing the big cap and gown moment is hard, but please, a little perspective. >> we're such a strong class. i mean we all went through the pandemic together, and now we're going through this together. >> life goes on. >> life goes on. >> reporter: a nuanced take. in a moment like this, schools like usc need more of that. mark strassmann, cbs news, los angeles. >>> >>> finally, tonight's "heart of america" and our full week of special stories leading up to mother's day. meet newborn

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>> lan, i think maybe you can speak to this, but is it mercy housing or san francisco housing authority funding the--? >> right now the project is [indiscernible] >> not from-- >> no. >> the third question, the maintenance, can you go to picture of it for one second? i notice there is carving on it. am i correct? is that what i'm seeing? >> yes, on the back side. >> wondering if it will be touched up, cleaned up, and who will manage maintenance because it isn't our collection? >> right, i believe that is function of the project. conversation work to be done on the piece and the continue to discuss with mercy housing what the plan is for that. it has been on the site for a very long time and it is-you look online and see a lot of pictures people interacting with it. it is pretty popular, so it could use a refresh, yes. >> that is the question, are we responsible? >> no. >> my educational purpose. >> currently no. >> thank you. thank you for the presentation. >> thank you so much for clarifying that allison. i actually wanted-those are great questions commissioner hakimi. i want to point

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a member organization of language of nasa's language access network of san francisco, also known as lanf the network is made up of six community based organizations representing a multilingual, multi-ethnic, and multi-cultural network from arab, latino, black, aapi and other directly impacted communities. first of all, we would like to thank supervisor walton and his office for leading the revision of the language access ordinance and partnering with community organizations and oca to implement this important strategies that serve community members across the country. in san francisco, 148,000 people speak chinese at home, 90 more than 89,000 people speak spanish, and many others speak a variety of dialogs. over the last nine months, the language access network of san francisco has continued to call for reform of the language access ordinance as the immigrant and limited english speaking population continues to grow, it is crucial to acknowledge the importance of providing services in people's preferred languages. so as someone whose first language is not english, seeking data points fo

lan hmmm... of arizona to be united states district judge of arizona.residing officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. >> for use our republican colleagues have insisted that the only real term solution to fixing the southern border was for congress to pass legislation. we democrats agree. congress must act. we need to fix the border and reform immigration to make it fairer and more humane. this week republicans will have an opportunity to join us in taking action. a few moments ago i filed cloture on the motion to proceed to the bipartisan border act, the same bill negotiated three months ago by the bipartisan group of senator murphy, senator sinema, senator lankford. the senate will vote thursday. last night the president called both leader mcconnell and speaker johnson and urged them to go forward with our bill. all those who say we need to act on the border will get the chance this week to show they are serious about fixing the problem. unlike h.r. two the bipartisan border act was written explicitly to win support

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failry rankled because it lan against his usual pattern, leaving the people with the starkest of choicess program yesterday. >> jimmy carter almost lost in 1976, because he had committed lust in his heart, but this is who we're thinking about putting back in the white house now, along with what he's threatened to do to the country, in part out of anger for the criminal liability that he has brought on himself by trying to cover up things like this, behavior like this, character like this. i mean, it's -- she said today i have no shame, talking about her current choices. there's no reason she should. she's gotself determination. she given herself the career she was, but we can have shame. we can have shame about our political choices as a country about who we are elevating as america's fate to the world. today is just, i mean, none of us will ever get this taste out of our mouth. >>> some of our favorite experts and friends. author of "strongmen" is here with us. plus minnie is here, and charlie sykes joins us with me at the table, the host of the independent americans podcast, paul rykof