sharron livingston from the travel magazine _ confusing. dot net travel website, think you very much. hopefully things will become clearer in the next few days. spain says it has returned more than half of the record 8,000 migrants who illegally entered its north african enclave of ceuta from morocco this week. moroccan guards are reported to have closed the border again after they were accused of turning a blind eye to the crossings. ceuta, which lies across the sea from spain on the north african coast, has become a magnet for migrants trying to reach europe. the territory, alongside the other enclave melilla, has been under spanish rule since the 17th century, though it is long claimed by morocco. the flow of migrants has fuelled a diplomatic spat between rabat and madrid. let's get more on this from dr irene fernandez—molina, who is a senior lecturer in international relations at the university of exeter. it is very complicated, isn't it? it is geopolitics writ large. can you try and give us a little bit of simple background to this, pl

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to the plant is being converted so that in future it can produce carbon neutral, green hydrogen, livingston. and i don't forget that there are large furnaces in plants like you're going to use large amounts of energy are needed here. it's $120.00 megawatts, $120.00 reactor to build the capital is highly energy intensive. produce and lots of c o. 2 new pledge are pure electrolysis unit needs much less energy with almost no c o 2. but it's very expensive without state subsidies, it would be difficult to realize the plans defense. then you subsidize green hydrogen costs more than great hydrogen. so there's no economic incentive for it. why would a market driven company use green hydrogen, but it just costs some money and their customers won't pay for it. and so subsidies are central guide and both the german government and the you agreed that they will be in the building in the since in the yard. making industrial facilities more eco friendly cost. a lot of money at this power plant green hydrogen, could soon replace natural gas and german energy multinational w e plans to build one of the wor

. >> abby livingston, these are legitimate items on the conservative agenda, things like abortion andon, also if you take the politics into mind, convinces me some of this is the conservatives like the governor saying look over here at things you like, and don't remember these headlines, if you go back in time at times during the covid crisis, as in many states the headlines have been not so favorable to the governor and his lieutenant governor. a couple of months ago to the energy issue there, the freeze if you will, the texas blackout, the story of a disaster foretold, that texas enabled the worst carbon monoxide poisoning catastrophe in history, how much of this is change the subject and let's exercise our power while we have it? >> i think it's absolutely both, and i think ed really hit a good point. two years ago the legislative session was what my editor calls the bread and butter session, this was coming off of major democratic gains in 2018 and the legislature focused on school finance, property taxes and now it's all full blown culture wars, this is an example of elections ha

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editor and publisher of the cook political report, he's also an msnbc political analyst and abby livingstonshington bureau chief for the texas tribune. good to have you both. abby, let me start be you. tell us about texas's sixth district. what's it like, who lives there and what are some of the factors that might affect how voters make their choice tonight? >> well, the key thing to know going into this is the field is so scattered, so huge i don't think it's good to draw national conclusions from it tonight. but there is most likely a run-off. if it is a democrat versus republican run-off which is not certain this is a top two primary, this could be one of the most fascinating races to tell us what the country is feeling and where texas is headed. it includes arlington, which is a massive suburb that is actually becoming more urban between dallas and ft. worth. parts of ft. worth. it extends south into the southern suburbs of the metroplex and rural areas. this is a mcrocosm of the fight for texas. the potential for a fascinating run-off is there. >> we have the early results so far. befo

to the plant is being converted so that in future it can produce carbon neutral, green hydrogen livingston. i guess i don't forget that there are large furnishes in plants like using a large amounts of energy are needed here. it's 120 megawatts, 120 reactor to still did. capitalist is highly energy intensive produce and lots of c o 2. the new players are pure electrolysis, unity all needs much less energy with almost no c o 2. but it's very expensive without state subsidies. it would be difficult to realize the plans to further than subsidize, green hydrogen costs more than great hydrogen. so there's no economic incentive for it. why would a market driven company use green hydrogen, but it just costs some money and their customers won't pay for it. and so subsidies are central guide and both the german government and the you agree that they will be in the 1000000000 in the since in the yard making industrial facilities more eco friendly cost. a lot of money at this power plant green hydrogen, could soon replace natural gas and german energy multinational w e plans to build one of the world

to the plant is being converted so that in future it can produce carbon neutral, green hydrogen, livingston. and i don't forget that there are large furnishes in plants like large amounts of energy are needed here. it's $120.00 megawatts, $128.00 reactive to still be capital is highly energy intensive. produce and lots of c o. 2 new pledge are pure electrolysis, unity needs much less energy with almost no c o 2. but it's very expensive. without state subsidies, it would be difficult to realize the plans to further then the subsidize, green hydrogen costs more than great hydrogen. so there's no economic incentive for it. why would a market driven company use green hydrogen, but it just costs the money and their customers won't pay for it. and so subsidies are central guide and both the german government and the you agreed that they will be in the 1000000000 in since in the yard making industrial facilities more eco friendly costs. a lot of money. at this power plant green hydrogen could soon replace natural gas and german energy multinational w e plans to build one of the world's biggest hyd

nearly 400 workers of the livingston facilities have tested positive for covid-19 since last fall. at least nine have died. >>> a group of state lawmakers wants to withhold $12 million in reopening funding from sanford school unified. the group led by a, an assembly member allows a small number of high school students to return via state deadline. the auditors will decide if the district qualifies for the many. >>> the city plans to distribute more than $90 million in aid over the next several months. people can apply starting this friday but must prove that they have lost work or seeing their income plunge. the money will cover three monthsck rent and up to three months of forward where, rent >>> recruiting social media influencers to expand reach. how a new vaccination campaign is kicking off here in san jose. >>> heading up to lake tahoe? the new traffic rule you need to be aware of. >>> it was warmer today, but expect a reversal tomorrow. the full forecast is coming up. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual cu

state regulators have cited and fined the livingston plant more than $181,000 for failing to protect its workers at least 358 employees tested positive for the virus and at least eight employees died. cal osha said the company failed to effectively communicate with its employees about covid-19 in the workplace. the mass vaccination site at san francisco's mosconi center is now allowing drop ins. the city's health department says that other sites, including sf general and the southeast health center are also giving shots without an appointment, along with the university of san francisco and city college vaccines are available to anyone who lives or works in the city, age 12 and up starting friday, san franciscans can apply for help paying their rent people who've lost a job or had other financial hardship can get up to three months of back rent and six months of future rent through city and state programs, residents have to show there are at risk of losing their housing with a past rent due notice or eviction notice, and there are some income limits. the city's website at sf dot dub h

aberdeen�*s victory over livingston guarantees them a place in europe next season.well. champions rangers play celtic tomorrow. bath won't be facing leicester in the final of rugby union's european challenge cup later this month. they narrowly beaten by montpellier19—10. joe lynskey reports. british sport is looking to a summer where the supporters come back, these challenge cup semifinal was empty but the finals at twickenham with a crowd of 10,000, that was the incentive for bath is knew beating montpellier would set up an all english final. with tom dunn scoring, they had the lead in three minutes, but bath's problem is letting teams backing montpellier scored and then led at half—time. to get to the home of english rugby men just as much to the french side, they barely stopped defending when their shirts came off, and that kind of commitment kept bath at bay and for the premiership side this was a missed opportunity. the challenge cup is a european rugby's secondary competition but the prize for montpellier is the occasion to come, final in three weeks' time whe

rangers are nowjust one match away from completing an undefeated league season — after they beat livingstono wins for hibs and ross county. ross county's win all but relegating hamilton acidemical. manchester united have announced that casey stoney will leave her role as women's head coach at the end of the season. the former england defender was appointed as the club's first manager back in 2018. she secured promotion to the women's super league in her first season, but after spending three years in thejob and then missing out on champions league qualification by a point — she said now was the right time to step away and allow someone else to lead the team. a decision on porto hosting this season's all—english champions league final between chelsea and manchester city, is expected tomorrow. the city's estadio da drago remains the front—runner. wembley was under consideration, but the government couldn't offer uefa guarantees that quarantine restrictions would be lifted. the game on the 29th may was originally due to be in istanbul. liverpool's virgil van dijk has ruled himself out of this

it was also 0—0 between saintjohnstone and livingstone.f finish in their first season back in the premier league. west ham drew 1—1 with brighton. while southampton defeated fulham 3—1. tom daly and matty lee have won the synchronised 10 metre gold medal at the european diving championships in budapest. the pairfinished top of the podium ahead of russia and germany to give great britain their first title of the event. and 48—year—old english golfer richard bland definitely knows the meaning of try, try and try again. after almost 500 attempts, he has won his first golf tournament on the european tour. bland won the british masters at the belfry, after taking the first hole of a sudden—death play—off to become the oldest first—time winner in european tour history. there's more on the bbc sport website, including today's rugby union results where a late penalty gave cardiff blues a narrow win over scarlets in the pro14 rainbow cup and details on andy murray's decision not to play at tennis's french open later this month. thank you so much. g

goalless at livingston where rangers are trying to go unbeaten.f them. second from bottom kilmarnock take on st mirren. tonight also sees the championship play—off semifinal first leg between raith rovers and dundee. we've heard this afternoon that casey stoney will be stepping down as women's head coach at manchester united at the end of the season. let's get more from our sports correspondent katie gornall. katie, she's had a real impact at united since the summer of 2018, hasn't she? she really has had a huge impact. they built this team from scratch with her as they only reform the 20 18th a few but the squad and face the race of its time to do so for the race of its time to do so for the first season in thatjimmy ship and she had an immediate impact. she won promotion to the top—flight in herfirst season and won promotion to the top—flight in her first season and then back to back top four finishes in the wsf was also recruited brilliantly in the transfer window, bringing world—class talent to the club in the form of tobin heath and christen

then he left finally and he went to livingston -- university. even when i went there many many years later, a young men walked up and couldn't go into the storm, and also facebook became famous for its jubilee singers and the jubilee singers for the office of the negro spiritual's. and the choir traveled throughout the world, and sign many songs. that's when he went to fisk. i will come back to it in a moment, but at fisk the learn something that he had not seen before. he went down south and went to other parts of tennessee, and for the first time he saw poverty. the poverty of his people. he saw blacks who could not read and write. people who walked around barefoot, and he saw people who had to wash their clothes outside, he saw the experience of people who had never got school. and so as a black folk you read about these people, but at fisk he excelled and he finished it for your course in two years. then he applied to harvard, then he was accepted. and he encouraged a rigorous study. so at harvard, he stayed with a great philosophers of amer

to the plant is being converted so that in future it can produce carbon neutral, green hydrogen, livingston. and i don't forget that there are large furnishes in plants like using large amounts of energy are needed here. it's 120 megawatts, 128 reactive to build the catalyst. it's highly energy intensive, and produces lots of c o. 2 new pledge of pure electrolysis unit needs much less energy with almost no c o 2. but it's very expensive without state subsidies, it would be difficult to realize the plans to further them subsidize, green hydrogen costs more than great hydrogen. so there's no economic incentive for it. why would a market driven company use green hydrogen? it just costs some money and their customers won't pay for it. and so subsidies are central guide and both the german government and the you agreed that they will be in the 1000000000 in since in the yard making industrial facilities more eco friendly cost. a lot of money at this power plant green hydrogen, could soon replace natural gas and german energy multinational w e plans to build one of the world's biggest hydrogen pr

the plant is being converted so that in future it can produce carbon neutral, green hydrogen, livingston. and i don't forget that there are large furnaces in plants like large amounts of energy are needed here. it's $120.00 megawatts, $120.00 reactor to still did capital is it's, it's highly energy intensive. i'm producing lots of c o. 2 nuclides are pure electrolysis needs much less energy with almost no c o 2, but it's very expensive. without state subsidies. it would be difficult to realize the plans go further than you subsidize, green hydrogen costs more than great hydrogen. so there's no economic incentive for it. why would a market driven company use green hydrogen? but it just costs some money and their customers won't pay for it. and so subsidies are central guide and both the german government and the you agree that they will be in the building in since in the yard. making industrial facilities more eco friendly cost. a lot of money. at this power plant green hydrogen could soon replace natural gas and german energy multinational w e plans to build one of the world's biggest hy

. >> john livingston calls paige from a motel 6. disappeared, he arranged for an escort to come to his room. >> at the motel 6, he was one of the last people to call her and kept on calling her to come and visit. >> i was just checking to see if you had somebody coming out or not. >> john livingston, of course, who was at the motel 6, wondering why paige had never shown up. but he had had contact with her, and he at least could have known where she might be. >> stephen heald claims he had sex with paige numerous times, the last time a week before she disappeared. >> mr. heald did not visit her on the 28th, but had a prior relationship with her for several years, a sexual relationship. >> cops found out the married man was stealing company funds at his job to pay for the sex. >> george coralluzo here -- mr. coralluzzo had visited with page birgfeld and made several phone calls to her on the night of her disappearance. >> george is a heavy drinker and drug user with a criminal history for theft, burglary and kidnapping. >> the informa

. >>> nearly 400 workers at the livingston facilities tested positive for covid-19 since last fall.least nine have died. the fine is one of the steepest issued during the pandemic. >>> san francisco leaders considering applying to make those outdoor dining park lets permanent. yesterday land use and transportation committee took hours of public comment. park lets have been a life line for restaurants during the pandemic and like everything, not everybody is on board. >> if you live here, which we do, it's just impossible to find parking. you have to take your car early in the morning and just drive around. >> it helped us survive. without it i don't think we would have been able to come back as we did. >> city supervisors continue the issues until june to further discuss handicap accessibility, transportation, how public the spaces should be. >>> as the economy reopens businesses are struggling to find people to work. hiring signs are out but filling those aren't easy. experts say the bigger issue is the workplace itself with employees looking for security and benefits. >> they have

rangers are nowjust one match away from completing an undefeated league season — after they beat livingston was appointed as the club's first manager back in 2018. she secured promotion to the women's super league in her first season, but after spending three years in thejob and then missing out on champions league qualification by a point — she said now was the right time to step away and allow someone else to lead the team. a decision on porto hosting this season's all—english champions league final between chelsea and manchester city, is expected tomorrow. the city's estadio da drago remains the front—runner. wembley was under consideration, but the government couldn't offer uefa guarantees that quarantine restrictions would be lifted. the game on the 29th may was originally due to be in istanbul. liverpool's virgil van dijk has ruled himself out of this summer's european championship. the netherlands defender suffered a knee ligament injury in october's merseyside derby. he says he hasn't suffered a setback, but that pre—season with liverpool is a more realistic goal. managerjurgen klop

let's discuss with charlie cook, the editor and publisher of "the cook political report" and abby livingston. tell us about texas's sixth district. what's it like, who lives there and what are some of the factors that might effect how voters choose tonight? >> the key thing to know going into this is the field is so scattered, so huge. i don't think it's good to draw up national conclusions from it tonight. it's most likely a runoff. if it is a democrat versus republican runoff, this could be one of the most fascinating races to tell us what the country is feeling and where texas is headed. it includes arlington, a massive suburb which is becoming more urban between dallas and ft. worth. parts of ft. worth extending south into southern sections of the metroplex and into rural areas. this is a microcosm of the fight for texas. the potential is there for a fascinating runoff. >> we have early results so far. before we get to those, abby, just reiterate what you said about the top two. this means there's not a democratic finalist and a republican finalist. whoever the top two are, if they don't

they beat livingston 3—0, ianis hagi with the pick of the goals.. the former england defender secured united's promotion to the women's super league in herfirst season at the club. but after three years in the job and missing out on champions league qualification by one point, she says now is the right time to step away. we could get to see andy murray playing at the french open at the end of this month. tournament director guy forget said the former world number one deserved a wild card. murray has been hampered by injuries, his latest a groin problem picked up in march. but he was winning again yesterday evening in the first round of the italian 0pen. he and fellow briton liam brody, beat australian pair luke saville and max purcell. and finally in the netherlands, ajax have decided to share their championship trophy with theirfans. it's been melted down to create these small stars, which will be sent to each of their 42,000 season—ticket holders. ajax won their 35th title this season and, like most teams across europe, have played without fans —

host: let's go to livingston in northern new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning.ing been around in the 70's, i never forgot when i bought my first car i had to pull it into the driveway and leave it there. we had a governor who came up with a simple idea and it instantly worked. before that we were waiting one day, two days on lines to get gas. he made everybody with a license plate number who had an odd number and even number, he told all of the gas stations, this is the day i'm going to assign for those people who have odd numbers, this is the day i'm going to assign to people who have even numbers. guess what happened? instantly stopped the problem. believe it or not, it did. something so simple. the paranoia that everybody is going through instantly stopped, because they can't go into the gas station, oh, i only got three quarters, let me get another quarter of a tank. that happens. there is such a simple way of doing it, and it works. as far as the prices, i have to, because i am handicapped, use instacart. i knew my food was going up. when i'm paying 200, $3

host: jim in livingston, texas this morning. work conversation later today on the unemployment insurance issue. plenty happening on capitol hill today, including the ceos from the nation's largest banks set to testify on operating practices and stock pricing and worker taxes before the senate banking committee live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we will be taking you there after today's program. you can also watch on c-span.org, listen on the c-span radio app. homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas is said to testify today before a senate appropriations subcommittee on the prison's fiscal 2020 to budget -- on the president's fiscal 2022 budget plan for dhs. you can listen online on the free app and watch on c-span at organs he's been. he will before a house appropriations earlier this morning. one more call on this segment before we move onto other topics this morning. david has been waiting in gaithersburg, maryland. go ahead. you are ready to travel. caller: yeah. i am ready to travel. i have been calling in because the guy wh

pail horse coffee, navy veteran don wengerd coast guard veteran mike and air force veteran gray livingston, gray, happy birthday to you. >> thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. guys, i'm so glad to have you all on. this is a positive story. we are seeing stores close down and sees stores they can't hire people because of these free checks that are going out to employees they would rather stay at home. you are expanding and opening a second store. tell us why. don, i will start with you. >> yes, so, you know, when code hit, i think it hit a lot of businesses hard. we had a lot of people that we knew that closed down because of it. but, people love their coffee and the community we're in here chesapeake they rallied around us. our sales never dropped. they always made sure to get by and get coffee even when they couldn't stay inside. our online sales picked up. our online sales soared. because the community wanted to make sure the little guys made it through the times we feel blessed on that we have been able to expand and hired more people now and taking off pretty quick. ainsley: that's gr

a 2—1victory over livingston guaranteed them a top—four scottish premiership finish.nd last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 olympics, went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion. lewis hamilton was hoping for his 100th pole position — but he was pipped to the front by his mercedes teammate valtteri bottas for this afternoon's portuguese grand prix. red bull's max verstappen will start third on the grid, thanks to the windy conditions at portimao. the dutchman had set a time fast enough for pole position, but was blown off course and had his time deleted in the end. valtteri bottas went fastest, just a fraction of a second quicker than championship leader hamilton. qualifying wasn't the greatest, still, but really greatjob that we were front row. and i think tomorrow were front row. and i think tomorrow we should be, hopefully as a calmer day wind way

we have livingstone there, we are expecting that result sometime this afternoon.h constituency and list results and the 0rkney isles are spread out, so it will take a while for them to get going as they bring those results in because with no overnight counting, some of those results were only delivered to the counting station at nine o'clock this morning. finally, we can go to aberdeen. these results will be delivered tonight by six o'clock. we are expecting big news from aberdeen west, because that is a key target for the snp and we are going to get that this afternoon. i am joined now by our political correspondent nick eardley. next, first of all, intel from the polling stations last night, i was hearing that at ten o'clock, there were queues in ayr and glasgow. o'clock, there were queues in ayr and glasgow-— and glasgow. yeah, despite the weather and _ and glasgow. yeah, despite the weather and the _ and glasgow. yeah, despite the weather and the pandemic, i and glasgow. yeah, despite the weather and the pandemic, alli and glasgow. yeah, despite the i weather