just picking up on what lizzie was saying, the fact is that l lizzie was saying, the fact is that yeshe fact is that yes he has— lizzie was saying, the fact is that yes he has managed to secure a convincing — yes he has managed to secure a convincing victory if the polls are right _ convincing victory if the polls are right but — convincing victory if the polls are right. but that this is a deeply divided — right. but that this is a deeply divided country that he is going to be leading for the next five years and if _ be leading for the next five years and if you — be leading for the next five years and if you look at actually the result, — and if you look at actually the result, which marine le pen has managed — result, which marine le pen has managed to achieve this evening, it is about_ managed to achieve this evening, it is about eight percentage points up on the _ is about eight percentage points up on the 2017 result. so certainly there _ on the 2017 result. so certainly there are — on the 2017 result. so certainly there are even larger numbers of french— there are even larger n

lizzy evans. >> thank you for having me. >> it's time for traders to vote are you buying lizzy's pitcho you say? >> can you read my smart board melissa lee? are you able to read that? >> says, i'll make it jimmy chitwood # gsb. >> jimmy was in the movie "hoosiers" i mention that because lizzy hails from indiana, she trained the winning bucket into earnings on the 20th i think you want to stay long facebook. >> all right, bk, what do you say? >> for me, as a big no and two reasons why, she talked about 77% -- this is about network effect it's already grown. number two, estimates on operating earnings are way too high, no way they'll get 47% margins. >> split so far. pete, what do you say? >> i'm a buyer i've owned this thing since the very beginning and will continue to own it. i think zuckerberg will be a genius with this meta verse. they have the cash to do it, it's a buy. >> karen >> yes, that's thumb's up, unrecognizable, you had me at low pe, cash flow, i love it all, i'm long. clearly hasn't worked this year but i agree with everything she said >> the traders have spoke on are you

lizzie: so, we have to have multiple strategies in addition to marine protected areas.orter: this is lizzie mcleod, who's global coral reefs lead at the nature conservancy. researchers like lizzie mcleoud are going one step further in the quest to help reefs resist climate change, by investigating how to actually toughen coral reefs up. lizzie: and so some of the strategies people are using are taking corals that are, we call it stress hardened, so they're better able to deal with ocean warming. and actually transplanting them, moving them from those areas to other areas, with the hopes that they'll pass along that trait to their offspring and help the corals in that new area be better able to cope with warming. reporter: one way of doing this is to find naturally heat-resistant corals that have survived hot waters before, and to transplant them from one reef to another. and these aren't the only cutting-edge techniques. other teams are also hoping to toughen up the individual corals themselves. madeleine: in my research, we are mostly focusing on increasing the toleran

. >> lizzie is on the right.n the left. lizzie is also proof that orphaned rhinos can be successfully reintroduced into the wild. that's good news for the park's population which has dropped as a result of poaching. you can catch the full story with matt later this morning on "gma." >> got to love it. >>> next, back here at home to the frightening scene on one homeowner's doorstep. >> where do you think this happened? >> florida. fl. or florida? it's all three, of course. sheriff's deputies in flagler county just south of jacksonville responded to an animal problem, which ten out of ten times there is going to be an alligator. >> oh, boy. >> they captured this video of an alligator loitering on this doorstep late at night, appearing to be looking for a way inside. >> you guys, just yesterday i realized how fast these gators are too on land. so don't let those little legs fool you. and since gators aren't well versed in the particulars of the local loitering laws, this guy was eventually removed from the premises

lizzy: it is.a few weeks ago it would've been a different situation, his most likely successor is also embroiled in this scandal. he got a fine and on top of that he is criticized across the political spectrum for not doing enough on the cost-of-living crisis. and his wife is come into the spotlight. if him looking bad, but at the same time his popularity is having a bit of a revival because of the war in ukraine. he is clinging on for now but we will see the damage to public trust at the local elections next month. tom: political fallout for the conservative party potentially. inflation 7% above estimates, how significant is this. what are the challenges? lizzy: this is above economist expectations for six months straight, and it is across the board, not just food and fuel. it is also clothing, footwear, household goods, furniture -- all the things that the poorest households need to buy. it threatens to derail the economic recovery, adds to the government political nightmare, and looking ahead, t

lizzy: i would say the treasury but the chance is, and gone.hancellor last week united think takes across the political spectrum amid criticism that he did not do enough to help the poorest households, but even his own mp's say that he should do more. the problem for the bank of england is already hiking interest rates three times back to back and there is nothing at can do about the immediate crisis because of the lag in monetary policy taking effect. benefits hikes rates any more aggressively at risks adding to the recession itself. tom: lizzy burden on that price cap rising in the energy space impacting here -- the household in the u.k. joining us now is dan monzani, managing director of aurora energy research. your experience with the u.k. energy government and what this means for the households in the u.k. to just -- i just to the increase in the price cap. dan: it is a 40% increase overnight and that reflects the higher household prices we saw before the invasion of ukraine and the disruptions in global markets following the pandemic. tho

and then an assumable loan is conducted in the early somebody will know when you bring it in the lizzie, it's like a kilogram. mitchell, it's a felony. what i didn't what you said again with you my a bully comes up was dying my you know, he's not always of i mean go back with a managed to what you did, you should use roster. his little closed on the change was stuck. i mr. coy, we're the littler which and here with your was that said are still flushing. i miss broadneck in mina lula. cham almost oh you do for you. she usually go from doing but does it arrive to law? any of the cadets payment the right leg. one the look when you're duck i normally if i read to withdraw get up the who actually it was a when you live here to a mikey, be here doing a very do young live award native alicia, that there were years that our board, they really the good thing is that the little from the lower i don't don't think we'll hear me. oh goober, with the summer with me or give you a credit the which i nothing. you put you the property in daylight hours. they need to stock up with water and lay the fire m

carol to lizzie, could me come for the d. w as lisa louis followed the debates. i asked her, who she thought came out on top and whether they would have any impact on sundays run off. well, it's very difficult to say you came out on top. it looked like there was no clear winner as opposed to 5 years ago. remember, there was already a run off between marina pen him and him animal quite the time. and at the time during that to pay debate. marina pen, she basically crash and that like to my call, gaining loss of a pop point in the polls. this time around the picture is much less clear actually . and both were discussing both ways, staying calm. they got mixed up a bit with their figures at times on both sides, but you couldn't say one of them is the clear winner of this debate. mind you, these debates really play a very big role. they can change the poles a little bit, but in french history, so far, these debates have never really turned out things. and then, you know, had someone when, who was before, i'm not supposed to win the elections. what are the key issues i

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dw correspondent yon phillip shall says in lizzy's in western ukraine, and i asked him about reports or for new to air strikes there. yes, indeed, there have been a new air strikes on leave. even the past 24 hours and we had to go to shelter several times. but to my knowledge the, the air defense has been successful and no major damage was caused here. really no comparison to what is happening in other parts of the country. most ukrainians say it's some kind of retaliation for the thinking of the russian flexor must cra this thinking really, it can't be either the significance of this highly symbolic thinking really can't be over estimates. it's and russians are very angry about it, obviously, and this is one of the reasons most ukrainian say that they have intensified attacks. yan phillip or a, you mentioned that there, but russia has intensified attacks across other parts of the country as well. what and where are the recent targets and most major ukrainian cities have been targeted sir. they have been you asked shrikes on a key f as we heard. and also artillery strikes on the part

lizzy and david will be back again at 11:30. next on bbc news, travellers: a culture in crisis.ning you may find some of the details in this programme upsetting. our kids spend more time at the graveyard burying someone through suicide than we actually do living an ordinary life. in the irish travelling community, more than one in ten deaths are suicides. it is a real—life consequence of travellers' lives. we live in the shadows of racism, discrimination, and oppression daily. human rights organisations say this is one of the most discriminated against ethnic groups in europe. our ireland is one that| continues to grievously fail our travelling community. and the stark statistics speak for themselves. | so what can be done to deal with what some describe as the last acceptable form of racism? sue ellen was my sister—in—law. she was 32, and she died by suicide. my brother, john, was 3a — he died by suicide. my brother, timmy, was 38. he died through suicide. my second little cousin, marlene, she was 13 — she died through suicide. a roll call of despair, each name bearing testamen

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. >> her guardian once a week and even her dog lizzie drinks the water went out. >> we are conservativeve to be careful with water. we know there is a drought. >> and santa clara county outdoor water limited to twice a week and there is a 50% mandatory water reduction. customers have on the cutback 6% for better enforcement will be on next month's agenda. >> we are going through a pandemic and we have many other things going on in the world. it is really hard to get people's attention. we are in another historic drought and you need to take action and start reducing your water use. >> and arizona county people are asked to reduce by 20%. the request could become a requirement. one thing all three of the water districts have in common is they all say the first three months of the year is the driest they have seen. >>> we have a follow-up tonight on that campuswide lockdown at uc, berkeley last week. we learned cal police arrested a student can in connection with the threats that triggered this lot this lockdown. he was on academic suspension for an incident that occurred days earlier. du

there is, absolutely brilliant, who is a believer in free speech, he is basically a libertarian, lizzieh-needed changes. he basically said that. and whatever the twitter people may or may not say it doesn't matter because elon will do what elon wants. i'm pulling for him. i'm rooting for him 1000 percent. elizabeth: you know, the writer ceo, larry, he said the quiet part out loud, that twitter is not about free speech. watch this. >> our goal is not to be bound by -- [inaudible] our role is to serve a conversation and our moves reflexsive of things that we believe need to be part of the conversation. these are things that we do do in our business to focus less on think about free speech but think about how times have changed. one of the changes today we see is speech is easy on the internet. most people can speak. our role is particularly emphasize is who can be heard. elizabeth: how cannot being bound by free speech help free speech on twitter? what is the ceo talking about here, larry? what do you think? >> yeah. it's a great question. the answer it is utter nonsense, it is complete n

longo borghini, who came third behind team—mate lizzie deignan last year, had a big enough lead as she see you again soon. bye—bye. when russia invaded ukraine, people flocked to social media to see for themselves what was happening, and support poured in from across the globe. scammers seized new opportunities to profit by making and sharing fake videos, spreading lies and stealing identities. i've seen thousands of dollars in bitcoin donated into fraudulent wallets. this particular wallet has a total balance of over 90,000 us dollars. money that would have gone to charities, instead stolen by criminals. they were soliciting several of my followers for money. as russian tanks rolled into ukraine, president zelensky vowed to stay and fight. for that, ukraine needed resources, and so his government put out a plea for donations.

asking parents and guardians to see if their child had any online interactions with someone named lizzieain leading to costly repair bills and concern for employees. oakland business owners are asking for help from the community after a small local shop has been burglarized. 3 separate times. >> it's happening at the got juice shop in oakland off macarthur boulevard. kron four's theresa reports. >> during the video and sent >> with the boarding that's the voice of brandon mccoy showing us the latest damage done to got jews. a local hangout open by mccoy and his this is not the first, but the 3rd time their shop has been broken into in the last year. >> we're oakland, natives. we want to open schools for product of this place so we don't want to believe and it's coming from within the community because we so many people, some of these sort of stuff. >> it says if is bewildering because you don'teknow where we're coming from. >> mccoy says that after the first break in, they beefed up security after the second time they put in a reinforced door so that if they talk lot of time, it's withou

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he is described the war as entering a new stage reporter lizzie mitri has his message new at 10.fe. a ukrainian baptist church in orange veil easter is typically just a big celebration grass, but there's nothing typical about this easter. it feels different. in the month and a half leading up to its senior pastor. vadym dish, ceviche says dozens of new people have joined the church each sunday refugees fleeing ukraine. churches overwhelmed so a lot of people packed so expect, like, never been before. so while they mark the joyful holiday today by praying and giving thanks also saddened by the struggle in ukraine. where people have been under attack since russia's invasion in february last friday . i was there. it's a horrible pictures there. it's an absolutely destroyed buildings. hundreds hundreds people's people, which died, which but was killed there. dorian who formerly served as a member of the ukrainian parliament, is now in the us asking lawmakers for help to fight back. please help your friend by by having weapon by artillery, tanks, aircraft and economy, spoke as a guest

this is lizzie, angelina says, with memories of the town she was evacuated from. i want to go home.e they shoot, the more i want to go back, she says. but angelina has no idea what awaits. this is why they came west, bombs landed close to their orphanage in the luhansk region soon after they escaped in the early days of the invasion. local officials sent us these pictures of the damage. the u.n. says nearly 5 million ukrainian children are now refugees. this man tells me he heard shooting and bombing early on the morning of the invasion. >> i did not know exactly what the sounds were. then, russian chance it -- russian tanks invaded. then, we packed all our stuff to leave for lviv. reporter: but even this far west, they are not safe. his phe shows videos of the missile strike nearby. >> it was very close to here. we saw the fire. the windows were blown out, and there was shrapnel. i was walking through flagman's -- fragments of glass. reporter: angelina offers a lesson in the attempt to redraw ukraine's geography. take me back, she says, i want the war to be over. we will rebuild. d

ah, lizzie thermo, a power consists, the ventilator says that he did, ah, lucy thermo, and the cooling system is also down there lip or nuclear amolla bill. many medical products i need continuous cold temperatures for their stories law is studied, is it? but the chain of cooling cannot be maintained and guaranteed on us that i showed before. a power cut recently took out these refrigerators at one of the pharmacies . henry's cell is a blood substitute, if not properly called, it can cause complications. so it was thrown away glory pants, who can't understand why power outages are still a fact of life for people in my tardy the country's biggest hydroelectric dam. inga is located just a short distance upstream on the massive congo river completed between 1972 and 982. the 2 ingo dams alone account for 70 percent of the country's power. most of the d. c. power is hydro electric, but just one in 5, people have access to electricity, palmetto co, n day, a service manager at the dams it should be a few less short. the today, population in a democratic republic of congo has almost found and

with me are lizzy buchan, deputy online political editor at the daily mirror, and david bond, deputyical editor at the evening standard. we will say hello properly to both in just a moment. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... let's start with the metro, which reflects what some other front pages look like tomorrow, marking emmanuel macron�*s expected re—election as france's president, but also focusing on the war in ukraine. their main story tells of three generations of the same family, including a three—month—old baby, killed in russian air strikes in odesa. claims that vladimir putin considers peace talks on ukraine to be at a "dead end" is the second story on the ft. its main feature is macron�*s projected victory in france. to the telegraph, which also focuses on macron�*s expected win. it says he's acknowledged one of the reason he's managed to return to the elysee palace is because people voted in spite of him as they didn't want to choose marine le pen. the guardian also devotes most of its front page to macron�*s projected victory, calling it a victory for him and also

. >> reporter: her beautiful garden gets watered once a week and her dog lizzie drinks the water leftwe're conservative how we do dishes and shower. we're just careful with water. >> reporter: fantastic. >> because we know there's a drought. >> reporter: in sklar county, outdoor watering now limited to twice a week and there's a 15% mandatory water reduction, but customers have only cut back 6%, so better enforcement will be on next month's agenda. >> we're living through a pandemic and we're also have many other things going on in the world sore it's really hard to get people's attention and say hey, listen, we're in another historic drought and you need to take action to start reducing your water use. >> reporter: in sonoma county, people are asked to reduce water by 20% but with lake sonoma at just 58% of capacity and the dry months dead ahead, that request could become a requirement. one thing all three of those water districts have in common, they all say the first three months of this year were the driest they've ever seen. terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." >>> teachers in oa

regions of eastern ukraine, which have been contested for years now, are only a few kilometers from the lizzie chanst children's home. i saw my b, b. a child. hoods of the youngsters who lived here were fractured . the children's home was their home when they had lost both parents or was their sanctuary from parents who had abused them. 11 year old koya was given shelter here with his younger siblings. their mother is an alcoholic. ah, you know mine. when will i let them go to live on? in the documentary, a housemaid of splinters is a portrait of the home and the love and care it provided. people say children are the future. but what kind of future can there be in a region where peace, all too often gives way to warm mm. in the wall that has been going on for almost more than 7 years. now in this region, it's made the social problem skits out of control with unemployment. and if you don't have the resources to leave, you're stuck there and then you start to seek a little bit of comfort in a drink. and that's what interest me not the tragedy, but actually you know, where is the hope in, you kno

oh, oh lou lou, lou lizzie, oh. ringback oh hello. oh my mom, how are you? okay. that he said you decide to switch i. oh, what i considering the pros and cons. ok was pros and cons that the only advantage is is that we'd be in safety i together with you as a boy. hm. yes, operator and the cons and crucial the risks on the road. mm hm. grandma's health during the trip. i believe that. okay. i, i don't want to leave your father. if we leave, we have to start all over again. maria, delighted. not necessarily what it is just for a little while, and we can come back some day. she'll time you she. i wonder if we should leave at all. you're young and full of energy. i am not. i've already considered all the options. good. what options that are on longer, cheryl? it's difficult. i don't want to talk about it. school, it's risky, trying to protect grandma both here and on the road. but that's life. we at some stage we have to say good bye to our parents scholarship. that's how it is. can that month long? it was a pro source, not the you are putting you, grandma and grandpa

have engaged in illicit communications or sent illicit content over the internet to a subject named lizzie contact sacramento county sheriff's office. dan: investigators think davis may have victimized as many as 100 children between 2020 and last december. ama: in the east bay, parents of students at oakland public school are being told to keep their children home on friday because of a planned teachers strike. teachers say it will be a one unfair labor practice strike. at issue is the school district's planned closure of 11 schools. teachers say it targets predominately black and brown committees. >> ousd disregarded our agreement with the oakland education association to have a one year community engagement process to close schools which ultimately led to this strike. >> ousd says there has not been a final ruling on the unfair labor charge. the district says it respects the right to protest but urges the union to reconsider its "illegal activity." dan: east bay mud has made water cutbacks mandatory for its customers. the board voted to declare a drought emergency and require water usag

lizzie from indiana, go ahead with your question or comment quickly. caller: does this man believe in democracy or autocracy for our country? it sounds as if he still is going to work to bring in our defeated president last time. guest: we are a republic, not a democracy except on election day. we have representatives that do the job. host: doug >> c-span "washington journal" taking your calls live on the air and news of the day and discuss policy issues. coming up friday morning, the president of the american federation of teachers discusses the issues affecting public schools and the center for immigration studies on president biden's immigration. wasm "washington journal" live on c-span. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. on saturday, the "daily show trevor noah and president biden first time since 2016 that a sitting president has made an appearance. and we will have sights and sounds from inside the ballroom and highlights. coverage on c-span dorgan c-span now video where you can watch celebrities, journalist

i know that for many of our compatriots, yours, lizzie, wasn't really and why did they chose the extreme right? is this a good anger and disagreement? we have people which would lead them to vote for that project enables must to find areas for pansy that would be my responsibility. and those who surround me. oliver, this is because the votes of this days are both listen, elation means we have to consider victory. all the difficulties people have lived through as a scholar upon to their anger to that disappointment. michelle, but my dear friend of the pancreas, my friends were is laundry to day was ever fit a song made many choice for humanism, her po, not a bundle. ambitious independence about our country for our europe, per se, a gun republic project, which adheres to it says values a social project, an ecological project there for a project, based on what they assume and creation jose to leave your house, your project of liberation, of our academic when i cultural entrepreneurial forces, do this project so closely this project isn't about there is a one i want to bring about with stren

change or wrong says so in the report i would want to wait in and say, i think i let the reporter, lizzie, are many technological, her developments that her being in place or that are being proposed by a stick or does by guffman that are making sure that we move towards that if you're seeing and the global warming to 1.5. so every action is, is very important. empty, we now i 5, we, we won't be very clear where we're 1.5. the report says the earth can only survive $1.00 for a very short period could be retrievable. but even at 1.5, just for a medium term, it will trigger feedback loops with sure could, i suppose. and the human race, i would say right now, and even at $1.00 and from many african perspective, we are facing a order angel ah, impacts that are causing so much damage is less than damage to our economies to our society. so i am, we said to make sure that t we eggs now to avoid day are the possibilities of reaching 1.5 or to a degree. so that's why we are calling to we are calling or say quite as and above mans in particular to act now. but from what you are saying, then there's

have engaged in illicit communications or sent illicit content over the internet to a subject named lizziet sacramento county sheriff's office. dan: investigators think davis may have victimized as many as 100 children between 2020 and last december. ama: in the east bay, parents of students at oakland public school are being told to keep their children home on friday because of a planned teachers strike. teachers say it will be a one unfair labor practice strike. at issue is the school district's planned closure of 11 schools. teachers say it targets predominately black and brown committees. >> ousd disregarded our agreement with the oakland education association to have a one year community engagement process to close schools which ultimately led to this strike. >> ousd says there has not been a final ruling on the unfair labor charge. the district says it respects the right to protest but urges the union to reconsider its "illegal activity." dan: east bay mud has made water cutbacks mandatory for its customers. the board voted to declare a drought emergency and require water usage reduc

the lizzie, great. our album is you want it done by the plaintiff wholesalers control the pin cut delivered by is for debbie. don't like it. i know that what made me milani's consider putting on lawson said a lot below a. ready as the election draws near lip and on the more path put immigration at the center of their political program. ready but the more so far and the reaching part of the electorate studies show only 9 percent of the french working class of backing him while the pen is reaching 21 percent. however, if you put the 2 together, the french fall right has never been stronger. or not, i think might have been exam will do forced in plymouth. it is said to bother stucco. will message for 2 groups. i think it exam will give book precaution, could always now might have been mixed by or, or was you the 2nd category and the population just kept has also it looked and really counted on what he by or told me was off michael tub was awfully kentucky. could only gina who's ever diana examined suki. ok

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i title 40 or lady lizzie. what i consider it is continuing to hear from my my, 1st of all, there's going to be an appeal by the just department. because as a matter of principle, we want to be able to be in a position where if in fact it is strongly concluded by the scientists that we need title 42, that we be able to do that. but there has been no decision on extending title. 42. thank you. the monologue in the us maintain the level and piece of this military support for ukraine. i. we have a capacity to do this for a long time. the question is, are we to continue to maintain the supported international community and keep the pressure on kootenai to prevent him from over running the country? number one and number to make sure we continue to maintain the economic sanctions which over time and we're beginning to cedar devastating their economy in their ability to move forward. so the most important thing right now is maintain unity so far so good. thank you. i love him, a little money with and or 2 of your is j

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i title or lady lizzie, title for what i consider it is continuing to hear from my my 1st of all there's going to be an appeal by the just department. because as a matter of principle, we want to be able to be in a position where if in fact it is strongly concluded by the scientists that we need title 42, that we be able to do that. but there has been no decision on extending title. 42. thank you. the, in the us maintain the level and pace of this military support for ukraine. i, we have a capacity to do this for a long time. the question is, are we going to continue to maintain the supported international community and keep the pressure on putting to prevent him from over running the country, number one and number to make sure we continue to maintain economic sanctions which over time and we're beginning to see it are devastating their economy and their ability to move forward. so the most important thing right now is maintain unity so far so good, thank you very much for that. we will never fail to defend freedom and oppose. tyranny says, says the president joe biden and laying out the

three arrests have been made in connection with last week's shooting, and his lizzie mentioned.estigators suspect as many as five people were involved. new tonight. paolo alto police say they are investigating the vandalism of ukrainian flag as a hate crime. police see the flag was displayed outside of a home on almost street near churchill avenue, but sometime wednesday night or early thursday morning, someone took down the flag. the resident of the home found the flag bundled up in the yard with what appeared to be feces on it . police are asking anyone with information about the incident to contact them, saying the city of palo alto strongly denounces hate crimes of all kinds. russian president vladimir putin will meet with the european union leader for the first time tomorrow since his country's invasion of ukraine. president putin has plans to meet with austrian chancellor karl me hammer yesterday, the hammer belt with ukraine's president vladimir zelensky. it's unclear though, whether those meetings are a sign of progress in the effort to get both sides of the conflict clo

and this is why once again, i would like to ask the russian president to enter lizzie destructive and self destructive war. immediately see 0 talk must open withdraw your troops from ukraine, the stock a sheet. and until that happens non dual credit. let us do our best to some heart, does ukraine wine in for always in agreement with our friends and allies, a sphere else to knock 2 and this is also includes arms to be lutely, delivered from the new current inventory, only germ and armed forces. everything that can be delivered will be delivered on i know it's christina languished minister of defend law is doing her utmost listen to feed cut and a bonus via buck post to make everything possible that is possible. and the extent of the german armed forces. this federal government has made the decision to supply arms as opposed to the former government. and now this is what we do to clara permissive light. the clearer basis, however, remains clear. in all the decisions we made metal, we will make sure that the nato partners will not become a party to this worn, really diligent understood.

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at the busy lizzie baby group, parents are clear what's on their minds.important. also, the upkeep of our local playgrounds. so, do events in westminster matter? i would say it does because you do need responsible and accountable leadership. for local elections, i do tend to think a little bit more locally. probably less since i've had him. now it really is about what's l happening within about a mile radius of where i live! it's issues like swimming pools and refurbishing playgrounds . and stuff like that, - things i never used to think about and now are kind of top of the agenda. . local issues will, of course, factor. each part of london is diverse and distinct but where voters turn will show who's in tune with the public, or whose political bubble might burst. alex forsyth, bbc news, london. the bbc understands a consortium led by todd bowley, the owner of the la dodgers baseball team, is set to be named the preferred bidder for chelsea football club. earlier today, the british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe made a $4.25 billion offer. chelsea were put

have engaged in illicit communications or sent illicit content over the internet to a subject named lizzieontact the second no sheriff's office -- the sacramento sheriff's office. julian: he may have victimized at least 20 children. kumasi: anti-apple hold a swearing-in ceremony for its new police chief. he was named the interim police chief in february and previously served in the police department for 31 years. he also teaches administration of justice courses at san francisco city college and san francisco university. julian: claiming that they made treasure island into an illegal dumping ground. a lawsuit has been filed. he is accusing the companies of soil. they spent money removing and testing the material dumped at the site. a man who entered would not comment on the pending lawsuit. new evidence that more americans are struggling to make ends meet. the price of everything from food to electricity rising to record levels. it shows how expensive childcare has become in this country. reporter: this morning, a new study share -- shedding light on how americans are not making enough mon

at the busy lizzie baby group, parents are clear what's on their minds.the upkeep of our local playgrounds. so, do events in westminster matter? i would say it does because you need responsible and accountable leadership. for local elections, i do tend to think a little bit more locally. probably less since i've had him. now it really is about what's l happening within about a mile radius of where i live. it's issues like swimming pools and refurbishing playgrounds . and stuff like that, j things i never used to think about and now kind of top of the agenda. - local issues will, of course, factor. each part of london is a diverse and distinct community where voters will show who's in tune with the public or whose political bubble it might burst. alex forsyth, bbc news, london. tomorrow will see one of the most anticpated boxing matches in history between two female fighters, katie taylor and amanda serrano. they're on the bill, at the iconic madison square garden, where the undefeated taylor will put her lightweight titles on the line, against seven—weigh

with me are lizzy buchan, deputy online political editor at the daily mirror and david bond, deputy politicals start with the metro which reflects what some other front pages look like tomorrow — marking emmanuel macron's expected re—election as france's president but also focusing on the war in ukraine. their main story tells of three generations of the same family — including a three month old baby — killed in russian air

let's get the latest sport now — with lizzie greenwood—hughes....i and white. the way and was and dili and white. the way and was a remarkably and applicable affair and many were surprised to see that fury was a stone lighter than his last fight and leaving him just £11 heavier than white. 94,000 people were surprised to see that fury was a stone lighter than his last fight and leaving him just £11 heavier than white. 94,000 people will watch him defend his title, a post—war european record for a boxing crowd. you feel the nerves in the tension and you look around the arena and you can feel the noise and you know you're in a big event and you're in the stadium because the noise is different and it dissipates into the air and batters the roof and it sounds like a stadium, but as that the bell goes, none of that matters. max. and will start on pole for the sprint raised that will decide the grid for sunday's formula 1 grand prix at mlr. championship leader in an incident packed session but another disappointing day by mercedes with lewis hamilton on 1

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news....prised to see that fury weighed—in nearly a stone lighter than his last fight leaving him just 11 pounds heavier than whyte. 94 thousand people will watch him defend his wbc title — a post—war european record for a boxing crowd. in some showers in the midlands to the south was in southwest england. the best of the sunshine for the north of that we could to see low cloud and coastal fog north of that we could to see low cloud and coastalfog lingering in the far northeast and another breezy day and so that means unexposed east coast, it will be 12 or 13 degrees with some sunshine coming through, 18 degrees is not another question. more of the same as were going to the sick and have that we can weather action moving its way through france in the alps and into germany and many isobars further north, another wendy affair and an easterly wind but that should hopefully break up the cloud with more sunshine coming through with the exception of the far northeast and once again, we could see hig

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. it's a massive weekend of sport.ick look at the headlines... the crowds are back at aintree for the world's most famous horse race — the grand national, which is tomorrow. i'm laura scott and i'm live at the course, ready to take you through the big stories ahead of the race. tiger's about to get back on the prowl in augusta. we'll have the latest from the masters. and it's a busy night of women's world cup qualifiers. northern ireland badly need a win in austria. also coming up in the programme... could it be the title decider? we look ahead to sunday's huge game between first and second in the premier league. hello and welcome to sportsday. what a weekend of sport. and we're starting with the biggest day in the horse racing calender — the randox grand national. crowds are back for the race for the first time in three years, and it's ladies�* day, so let's go live to aintree, where laura scott has been following the build—up and watching today's action. laura, what's the atmosphere been like there today? crowds are

>>victims of county sheriff's office says davis posed online as a person named lizzy where he groomed an alarming amount of children across the united states and around the world whose lives may be changed forever. first of all, these children will never. >get over. guess their innocence has been rot second at these images of them, which we call child or child abuse images. they are captured potentially forever. court documents detail dozens of explicit exchanges between davis and children between the ages of 6.13 from november 2020 through december of 2021, those exchanges so heinous, we can't read any of them. also mentioning davis's leadership role in recruiting others to participate in the grooming which the court says took planning and sophistication. he's found guilty of these acts. i can't imagine a slap on the wrist. there's no judge in this county. >>there's not many systems, not many counties in california where if these allegations prove true, this person is not going to serve a long period of time regardless of their age, regardless of any prior criminal history in the bac