oh, liam is crashing the ceremony. thank you. >> so last year liam gave me a shamrock crystal, it is absolutely beautiful. this year, it is the american flag. very beautiful, thank you. [applause] all the way from ireland. where waterford crystal is made. so thank you again. thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland. i cannot be the first mayor in the history 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for your remarks and for your leadership in our city. at this time, i would like to introduce the relatively new consul general from ireland in san francisco and ironically, the office that i work in is one floor above yours. so i'm down and it's a beautiful place. woiz like to have consul general approach. thank you. >> just look around, my first few months in the city, this is truly amazing. this will r

little girl. >> liam: yeah, she is. now, who-- who does that remind me of? >> steffy: i don't know. it's so weird. yeah, she's my mini-me for sure. >> liam: thank you for that. i needed, uh, to laugh a little. >> steffy: are you still stressing over thomas? >> liam: no. no, i'm not-- it's not that i'm-- i-- okay

you don't like hope spending time with me. >> liam: that's true, but... i trust hope. just don't trust you. >> thomas: sure, and i-- i haven't really given you a reason to trust me. >> liam: and you've never given me a reason to change my mind. >> thomas: but maybe i can in time. everyone knows that hope is committed to you and your marriage. >> liam: and nothing is gonna change that, including you. you understand that, right?

liam squires and his class were reviewing their textbook after a lesson on the rock cycle it was allroblem is on this page these two are not correct. >> reporter: the sedimentary rock and igneous rock are labeled incorrectly in the textbook >> they're flipped labels are flipped >> reporter: liam told his teacher who couldn't believe it at first >> it was just baffling. i was like, i didn't know what to do at that point, okay, close the book >> reporter: ms. porter spread word up through school admin soon liam was recognized by the superintendent his story made the local paper then in another not-so-local paper. the fifth grader has interview requests piling up >> we with surprised that we were asked >> reporter: and did you hear the one about how rocks wash their clothes? on the rock cycle of course, without throwing stones, liam gets the excitement >> us that there were a lot of people qualified people to check this kind of thing, i think >> reporter: then a letter came in the mail. more congratulations >> maybe one day you will be a geologist studying the earth we are proud of you.

>> liam: to what? oh, to josephine's birthday party? yeah, i just keep meaning to ask kelly what she wants to get her. >> steffy: no, sky's birthday. also on your weekend. >> liam: oh, my god. why is our daughter so damn popular? she was invited to everything. >> steffy: i know, right? and the answer is a hockey stick for josephine and something sloth like for sky. >> liam: sloth like? >> steffy: yeah, she's obsessed with them. >> liam: oh, wow. okay. uh, yeah, i should-- i should be able to make it there, like barely right after the-- um, soccer match. >> steffy: okay. well, uh, let me know if you need help. i don't want to step on your time, but i should be available.

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thanks, liam. rrrdarr— people. right. thanks, liam. rrrdarr as— people. right. thanks, liam.llion rre— expected to cost £18.5 billion over the next— expected to cost £18.5 billion over the next ten _ expected to cost £18.5 billion over the next ten years. but mr sarar— over the next ten years. but mr sarar eard— over the next ten years. but mr sunak said that— over the next ten years. but mr sunak said that although rregreee— sunak said that although rregreee re— sunak said that although progress is good , more work is progress is good, more work is reeded— progress is good, more work is reeded .— progress is good, more work is reeded . re— progress is good, more work is needed . he health leaders have needed. he health leaders have vared— needed. he health leaders have vared rrar— needed. he health leaders have warned that patients safety is at warned that patients safety is ar rer— warned that patients safety is at risk ahead— warned that patients safety is at risk ahead of— warned that patients safety is at risk ahead of the planned nurses strike— at risk ahead of the plan

they took the lead just after the half hour mark, an error from the england captain, liam williamson,e from sam kerr, tried to head the ball back to her keeper but not putting up on it. kerr was able to nip in and chip it over the head of mary earps and into the net. england, who were on a 30 match unbeaten run coming into this game, came out fighting in the second half but really struggled to produce any shots of note before australia scored their second. a header from charlotte grant. taking a big deflection off williamson left earps with no chance in goal to nail the final score. australia, who were without a number of key injured players, will now hope to build on this win as they head into their home world cup this summer. for the european champions, this will be a big wake up call. yeah. a disappointing night then for england. but midfielder keira walsh insists the defeat is the wake up call for the lionesses. it's a tough lesson for us, but i think equally an important one going into the world cup. you know, i think it shows us where we need to improve. and yeah, i mean, it's b

oh, liam is crashing the ceremony. me a shamrock crystal, it is absolutely beautiful. this year, it is the american flag. very beautiful, thank you. [applause] all the way from ireland. where waterford crystal is made. so thank you again. thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland. i cannot be the first mayor in the history 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for your remarks and for your leadership in our city. at this time, i would like to introduce the relatively new consul general from ireland in san francisco and ironically, the office that i work in is one floor above yours. so i'm down and it's a beautiful place. woiz like to have consul general approach. thank you. >> just look around, my first few months in the city, this is truly amazing. this will really do your heart good. i want to t

liam, liam, this dad. iion cone— scheme. liam, liam, this dad. liam come on,— scheme. do you live in quite a— embarrassed about it. do you live in quite a posh, nice house in souin—nesi— live in quite a posh, nice house in south—west london? it's singie—no- in south—west london? it'si single—no cavity single glazed, has no cavity nou— single glazed, has no cavity wall insulation— single glazed, has no cavity wall insulation and uses gas oeniroi— wall insulation and uses gas central heating.— wall insulation and uses gas central heating. so you're not proeiising— central heating. so you're not practising what— central heating. so you're not practising what you preach at gt,— practising what you preach at gt, oe— practising what you preach at gt, youe— practising what you preach at all, are you? the— practising what you preach at all, are you? the target of your proiesi— all, are you? the target of your proiesi nos— all, are you? the target of your protest has never— all, are you? the target of your protest has never taken a priroie— protest has never taken a priroie tei

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>> liam: that's what i'm asking you. do you think that?

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- and business editor liam tetttgen— and business editor liam halligan-the- and business editor liaml carry on doing what they're doing . they will what they're doing. they will stress the case in my view, of big businesses a little too much and small businesses not quite enough that's just enough. but that's just a personal but i think what personal view. but i think what this is that allegations this says is that allegations now mean mean that reputable bodies , even business bodies bodies, even business bodies sack people if they're accused of things. and tony danker would say that he hasn't been given a chance to make his case yet for what actually happened. there's a bit more coming through. i think he's been talking on twttter— think he's been talking on twitter basically saying that the—egetnst- twitter basically saying that the against him the allegation against him thtortet— the allegation against him distorted,-he- the allegation against him distorted, he recognised distorted, but he recognised thet— distorted, but he recognised thet het— distorted, but he recognised that h

it's not them liam, does this, i love flying more than anything, and i've been playing the piano since i was a girl. so my 1st thought was, what will happen to those 2 things? i love, i live in shops because young pilot, loud cometh, dislocated a joint in both rifts in the fall to dislocated joint found like it would be easy to fix. how a security is high in a dislocated risk, which is usually the wrist is also broken. no hm. and there are torn ligaments isn't all of that needs to be realigned in repairing those joins requires very precise and complex surgery at la comma had a serious injury, which was clearly visible on the x ray. you'd have more fun. why? this is the loony bone. it's called that because it's crescent shape elephant on the mine. it's popped out of its normal position. the on the other bones are still in the correct position, but they're no longer a functional unit. because these carpal bones and the ligaments form a unit, a nun, if one bone pops out, won't be, the ligaments are affected. all of this and the rest becomes unstable as on getting things to be. when her am

especially, having someone like liam to help _ especially, having someone like liam to help manage getnagers have said they're too many games in a top—flight what you talk think about other managers saying it's time _ think about other managers saying it's time for them when you are playing — it's time for them when you are playing games pretty much every day. they have _ playing games pretty much every day. they have everything in terms of psychological help and everything. 0r boys _ psychological help and everything. 0r boys have to get up and the next day going _ 0r boys have to get up and the next day going to education and the majority— day going to education and the majority of them get their recovery through— majority of them get their recovery through class and everything us and then they— through class and everything us and then they have to go again in the evening, — then they have to go again in the evening, so, yeah, iwish we had everything — evening, so, yeah, iwish we had everything us to help us in terms of recovery— everything us to help us in terms of recovery and ever

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it's hot and liam does this. i love flying more than anything, and i've been playing the piano since i was a girl. so my 1st thought was, what will happen to those 2 things? i love light and shuffle pass, young pilot, loud cometh, dislocated joint in both wrists in the fall to dislocated joint found like it would be easy to fix. and i was quoted as high in a dislocated risk, which is usually the wrist is also broken. and there are torn ligaments isn't all of that needs to be realigned in repairing those joins requires very precise and complex surgery at la comma had a serious injury, which was clearly visible on the x ray. yet of more by why this is the loony bone. it's called that because it's crescent shape elephant on the mine. it's popped out of its normal position. the on the other bones are still in the correct position, but they're no longer a functional unit. because these carpal bones and the ligaments form a unit, a nun, if one bond pops out and the, the ligaments are affected, all is loosed, and the re

you as colonel, liam collins, colonel. we appreciate your time and your valuable analysis tonight. thank you. thank you. ah, i think there's a few issues here. you know, he's announced is a, you know, that he's running again and 2024. and i think that we can all be very clear and, and say with a matter of fact, that if you vote for joe biden, you really are counting on a president harris because the idea that he would make it until 86 years old is not is not something that i think as likely as well, that was republican. you as presidential candidate nikki haley. they're predicting that the wife of u. s. president biden. if he wins, reelection will probably end before his 2nd term does. let's go to washington. our corresponded makella, curved or she joins me and she's full of life. by the way, because i would ask you as a reporter, i have tried to get her to smile. there is a reporter, but also as a human b. how did nicky hayley's comment about biden's age? it may be his impending death if you will. how did that hitch? well it didn't go down that, terry. while i was for a moment afr

now i'm joined by liam collins. he's a retired curdle. he served in the u. s. army for 27 years, he's also the founding director of the modern war institute at west point. kernel is good to have you with us a bit nasty before we talk about the, the russian challenge here. let's just talk about the weather is mother nature. working out for the ukrainian military considering it wants to launch this offensive. this counter events in the spring. yeah, i mean, i think it's going to work out. i mean, everything raises and we saw last last year and rashness annotate conduct evasion right during the rainy season. that was that a good strategy. but really, what's delaying ukraine isn't the weather. it's really getting the ammunition and supplies and getting all those things in possession. so that's really the bigger factor, more so than whether it is that the biggest challenge you see right now confronting the ukrainian military. yet without a doubt, that's it. that's the biggest challenge. i mean, we've seen when they're armed effectively and they had the ammunition

if you go on the freedom foundation website, liam is a student out of portland. he has a severe disability and illness. the damage done to people like liam from school shutdowns was far more significant than what covid would've done to kids. what we saw across the board from conservative states that were open, to liberal states that were closed, where that kids were not affected by covid. that it became obvious after just a few months of the pandemic, which is why we started to see schools and -- and conservative states reopen. by the way, federalism is a great thing. this decision should have been made at the state level -- not -- at the school board a level, but those elected officials should have figured out pretty quickly that it was best to have our schools open. this became a political issue from the unions. the democrats responded to it by keeping schools closed. >> there's a new book coming out today called the lessons from the cold war. the headline in usa today, interviewing a couple of the authors from that report, u.s. should learn its mistakes in fig

you as colonel, liam collins, colonel. we appreciate your time and your valuable analysis tonight. thank you. thank you. i think there's a key with your theory, you know, he's announced it is a, you know, that he's running again and 2024. and i think that we can all be very clear and, and say with a matter of fact, that if you vote for joe biden, you really are counting on a president harris because the idea that he would make it until 86 years old is not is not something that i think is likely it will. that was republican you as presidential candidate nikki haley. they're predicting that the wife of u. s. president biden. if he wins, reelection will probably end before his 2nd term does. let's go to washington. our corresponded mckellar, curved or she joins me and she's full of life. by the way, because i would ask you as a reporter, i have tried to get her to smile. there is a reporter, but also as a human b. how did nicky hayley's comment about biden's age? it may be his impending death if you will. how did that hitch? well, it didn't go down that terry was for a moment afraid i

liam, going on. not going on. liam, thank you very much indeed.e in as ti“ i ti“ so it could be that this will come in as set tegtstattam— be that this will come in as set legislation and— be that this will come in as set legislation and it— be that this will come in as set legislation and it will be prtmarw— legislation and it will be primary legislation. but the consultation— primary legislation. but the consultation does talk about sesamtarw— consultation does talk about secondary legislation and that usuattw— secondary legislation and that usually means— secondary legislation and that usually means that local saumstts— usually means that local councils can— usually means that local councils can then adopt it as an opt councils can then adopt it as an apt tm— councils can then adopt it as an apt m ar— councils can then adopt it as an apt m at am— councils can then adopt it as an apt m ar an apt— councils can then adopt it as an opt in or an opt out, depending on opt in or an opt out, depending am taw— opt in or an opt out, depending am taw tetr

liam .tell me off for saying liam will tell me off for saying trrt— liam will tell me off for saying i mean, this is just vandalism. and it is, in my view, criminal. this is just vandalism. and it is, in my view, criminal . and i is, in my view, criminal. and i do hope that the police acas who always seem to say that their hands are tied . i don't know who hands are tied. i don't know who by if people are clearly breaking the law and preventing people going about their normal business, they should simply be arrested . and i think given arrested. and i think given proper jail time, well, i'm just going to say, one of our viewers has got in touch. philip. he says has got in touch. philip. he srws rere— has got in touch. philip. he srws rere tr— 9:79 7 9t:79.t9.7 philip. he says here in germany, the german tuttetrw— says here in germany, the german iuttetrw rrt— says here in germany, the german iuttetrw rrt tre— says here in germany, the german judiciary and the government rrwe— judiciary and the government rrwe trter— judiciary and the government rrwe trter r— judiciary and the governm

we'll be getting into that liam halligan in just that with liam halligan in just a—otay- that with liam of course, you have tuet a— marathon. but of course, you have just a lot— marathon. but of course, you have just a lot of— marathon. but of course, you have just a lot of activists tte— have just a lot of activists the that— have just a lot of activists like that who _ have just a lot of activists like that who are very firmly on the ether— like that who are very firmly on the other side— like that who are very firmly on the other side .— like that who are very firmly on the other side . personally, i the other side. personally, i here— the other side. personally, i heee-tenten— the other side. personally, i hope london marathon goes hope the london marathon goes aheat— hope the london marathon goes ahead-because— hope the london marathon goes ahead-because i'm- hope the london marathon goes ahead because i'm running ahead okay, because i'm running it. ahead okay, because i'm running tt.—are.- ahead okay, because i'm running tt—are. - ahead okay, because i'm running tt—are. andl ahead

liam halligan our economics and tnotneoo— liam halligan our economics and tnotneoo ettton— liam halligan thousands of people are gotnenng— not thousands of people are gotnenng tn— not thousands of people are gathering in paris for what tooto— gathering in paris for what tooto-tt-o— gathering in paris for what looks-it's set- gathering in paris for what looks-it's set to - gathering in paris for what looks it's set to be looks like it's set to be onotnen— looks like it's set to be another day— looks like it's set to be another day of violence in the tnonen — another day of violence in the french capital. _ another day of violence in the french capital. i— another day of violence in the french capital. i mean, it's tntoneottng— french capital. i mean, it's interesting, isn't it? actually toot— interesting, isn't it? actually inot neon— interesting, isn't it? actually inot neon ne— interesting, isn't it? actually just hear me out— interesting, isn't it? actually just hear me out on this. they ton-t— just hear me out on this. they ton-t ttne— just hear me out on this. they don't like the— ju

ones, most of the russian population was imprisoned. income loss were here. finally, skiwski garages. liam will have somebody give me, i'm gonna get the results. can you give me? should off? where do you live? a crocodile to get a africa almost to go to, to find a report from you all for all your stores. you can pull up with me and thumbs. let's keep you 2 piece each. winecoff lady and she go to kristen. you're sort of little more to ship. the peak of i would pick a book than what you're looking at them. so you had a car that you got order with tomato chillies and somebody to rush you on the engine and stuff. my, me into the bush your way in that he food n z. a graph walker told us to put the graph on that's on the list where it doesn't shadows, cube in the line, but we assume that bus, milton, that's yoko, to protect yourself, move to a, a wrong when all 3 just don't hold any, you have to figure out the same becomes the applicant and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves with ravia, turning from mutual disdain to unity and cooperation as read, this is the math. this is

let's in our economics and business editor liam with on the money . so liam liam with on the money.6 a barrel. brent crude not hugely high, but an increase when course everyone's worrying about inflation what this is going to do. stoking up inflation once more. that's right. the price of oil, the barrel of oil was up 8% on asian markets overnight. it's in response to this move by. the opec exporting these days . opec opec exporting these days. opec led by the saudis , plus the led by the saudis, plus the iranians, the iraqis , the iranians, the iraqis, the emirates, nigeria , mexico, emirates, nigeria, mexico, really powerful oil exporting companies . venezuela, of course, companies. venezuela, of course, they work in glove with the russians. the russians are too powerful to ever want to join a pack and be pushed around the saudis. but when opec and the russians get together between them, they control 90% of all known oil reserves . and china known oil reserves. and china and india buying russian oil. and india are indeed lots of russian oil. so this is a move that will really annoy

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starsky, launched his own social media channels to report on the activities of the russian military liam in. it's so called special military operation, and has a following of over 500000 subscribers touch. our sky was invited to the lavish ceremony. last september, the kremlin, where russian president proclaimed the annexation of 4 regions of ukraine, which he was a well known figure among kremlin supporters seen here with daria. do you know who was killed in a car bomb attack last august in moscow region? her father, alexander, duke, and a far right political philosopher and from the porter was believed to be the intended target door such a party out there of moscow. and a short time ago, dosa gave us this update. according to officials here, a 26 year old woman by the name of daria. her pulver has been detained in saint petersburg for what investigators leave to be her involvement in this attack. she was detained a short while ago in an apartment about 40 minutes away from this cafe, where the blasts occurred that this is a woman that was a person of interest. the police were hunting f

the third scoops up his son, liam, before the 14 month old can snatch the golf balls off the green. you don't want to do that. it's a penalty. what about rory mcilroy? giving his daughter poppy, a big hug? he is looking for his first masters win after finishing second adorable moment they were both miked up and then when he picked her up, she said, daddy, can we go play in the bunker? so sweet love those moments. that's what it's all about. the new queens of women's college basketball has been given a big welcome home parade through the l s u campus, by the way, no destruction like we saw in yukon yeah, parade through the campus, the team gathered for a public celebration at the school's basketball arena. tigers beat iowa on sunday to claim the school's first ever basketball championship coach kim built mulki was decked out for the event. look at her sporting a purple jacket with big tiger heads on it. you see all the sequence. i love it. she of course, is well known for her outrageous outfits. she always looks great. she always pretty tame the show for her. that's great. all right.

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it's one when i was in my mid twenties, i started protesting against nuclear power going liam. and to day, the time has finally come divided, given the environmental impacts, given the questions of safety, god makes, et cetera. ah, it has taken such a long time, even in germany, concerned about the risk of a nuclear disaster, like the one japan experienced at folk ashima, germany's government head slated, the 3 remaining plans for closure by the end of last year. but after russia's invasion of ukraine caused a power crisis across europe, the switch was delayed until the end of winter. the government's political opponents site should be postponed, further, or canceled entirely. some people and germany, a gray climate change, you could can't play a good role because it's ah, like, it's not as no emission. uh huh. it's your to germany will begin dismantling the plants once it disconnected from the grid rather than moth bowling them meaning bringing them back on line will be impossible. dismantling begins this weekend. but it will be another 15 years before it's finally complete. a

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so she had enough time to explore that cave on to sports news now in buddhist liam as they 28 began on friday with a basement battle last place. shaka host at 2nd, bonham had abilene and made short work of their visitors. my seeing kaminski is delightful. free kick in injury time rounded off a 5 to victory for shaka. the royal blues now lie, 2 points above the berliners who sit rock bottom with just 6 games left to play to avoid delegation. fellow struggles shook out play bruce he adored on saturday by munich, coach thomas toy says they've dealt with the incident between attacker saudi or manet, anti mate leroy. anais which led to a one match suspension for many german newspaper booths, reported that he hit sunny in the face of their champions lead defeat to manchester city, dis wait i and suspended him, find the cynically staff misconduct and a now mrs. bye and match against hoffen. i'm on saturday, but his coach says the player has his full backing been is and then esther, unlike his 1st advocate and his 1st defender, i've known him for so long. no. i know the circles, he moves and i

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