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lyles has his sights set on competing in the 4x400 metres relay. i'm serious.itely one of my ways of saying that this is not a joke. a lot of people thought i was doing it for headlines, but no. i'm full force going in. i'm available and i will be ready at all times. i can't tell you how many comments and people have come up to me saying, "i didn't care about the four "by four until you!" oh, wow! that proves that a personality helps pitch it along. the sport is interesting in itself but people need stories to connect with. and i love telling stories of my career. finally, the highlight of the jump—racing season. the cheltenham festival starts in england on tuesday, and lasts for four days. no british trainer has had more wins at the meeting than nicky henderson, and he has plenty of chances to return to the winners enclosure this week. our sport news correspondent laura scott has been to meet him. casting a watchful eye over his horses, a biting wind doesn't seem to bother nicky henderson. he has one thing on his mind, making sure the horses heading to the che

lyles has his sights set on competing in the 4x400 metres relay. i'm serious.ous. i mean, ijust ran the four by— i'm serious. i mean, ijust ran the four by four for glasgow. that — the four by four for glasgow. that was— the four by four for glasgow. that was definitely one of my ways — that was definitely one of my ways of— that was definitely one of my ways of saying that this is not a joke — ways of saying that this is not a joke a— ways of saying that this is not a joke. a lot of people but i was — a joke. a lot of people but i was doing it for headlines, but no. was doing it for headlines, but he i'm — was doing it for headlines, but he i'm full_ was doing it for headlines, but no. i'm full force going in. i'm — no. i'm full force going in. i'm available and i will be ready— i'm available and i will be ready at— i'm available and i will be ready at all times. i can't tell— ready at all times. i can't tell you _ ready at all times. i can't tell you how many comments and people _ tell you how many comments and people have come up to me saying. _ people have

none more so than noah lyles. the world 100 and 200m champion at outdoors is targeting a first indoor title in the 60metres. indoor title in the 60 metres. he's safely through to the semi—finals which take place later on friday. everything is to get ready for paris, that is what this championships is for. i know that i have the speed, but have an acceleration go with it... i'm going to go home and not think about it, i'm going to let my massage people do their thing, i'm going to come aggregate is a new race. i had nice warm welcome, and that is always nice and exciting, because, when the crowd is excited, i'm excited. his compatriot _ crowd is excited, i'm excited. his compatriot also won his heat. lyles�* compatriot christian coleman who is world record holder in this event, also won his heat, eight tenths of a second faster than lyles. britain'sjemma reekie ran the 800 metres in under two minutes for the first time indoors as she won her heat to qualify for the semi—finals. however fellow briton izzy boffey fai

none more so than noah lyles. and 200m outdoor champion is targeting a first indoor title in the 60metres. he's safely through to the semi—finals which take place later today... the final will take place at the end of the friday evening session in glasgow. lyles' compatriot christian coleman who is world record holder in this event, also won his heat, eight tenths of a second faster than lyles. disappointment for britain's izzy boffey who failed to make the 800 metre semi finals but her team—mate jemma reekie is through. she ran under two minutes for the first time indoors. as she won her heat to qualify with ease it was nice when i stepped out and had the crowd, the heats are always the hardest part getting out here and feeling it but i enjoyed it. i never take a run for granted at the british terms, i never take the girls for granted, it's the world championships and everyone stepped up championships and everyone stepped up for it, so i came ahead and was relaxed and was confident. the european indoor 400 metres

noah lyles is safely through to the final of the world indoor 60m final after winning his semifinal in. the outdoor 100m world champion didn't make the best of starts but powered through towards the closing stages of the race to take the win in 6.47 seconds ahead of ferdinand omanyala of kenya. the biggest threat to lyles is expected to be his compatriot and formwer world 60m champion, christian coleman. the 2018 gold medallist won his semi—final comfortably in a world leading time of 6.15 seconds. a controversial finish to one of the semi—finals at the dubai tennis championships. the world number five, andrey rublev was disqualified, after screaming in the face of a linejudge. it was a heated clash with alexander bublik, both players lost their cool at the officials throughout — rublev was defaulted by the chair umpire for unsportsmanlike conduct, after the linejudge, a russian speaker, said rublev had abused him in russian. he'll now will lose all points and prize money from this week. bublik progresses to tomorrow's final. and he'll meet ugo humbert. after the frenchman caused an up

>> well, as lyle is going to read, it does not feature cheese.ints of crispy crust, tangy tomato sauce, savory herbs and spices made for just the boldest of beer and pizza lovers. >> so that's important. there's no and mozzarella stick cheese. >> you know, you make a fair point because a bloody mary is. >> so it's a bloody mary beer tomato. >> that's a good point. so yeah, all right i could i try like bloody mary's either though. >> no i don't know that i would. me neither. i think the bloody mary honestly can't stand them. >> it's like marinara sauce. >> yeah. morning beverage. it is delicious. with an spiked marinara with some, like a spicy pizza. >> pizza pizza, pizza. >> all right, finally, to one little boy's most adorable reaction to turning one year old. >> this happened in florida, of all places. monica pearson shared this cute video of her son teddy, overwhelmed by the love as his family sang happy birthday to him. >> there were 30 people singing to him, and pearson says after the song, little teddy was so stunned that he could not get d

coleman sealed his second world indoor title ahead of lyles, who wasn't downhearted at all.come to the indoors! ijust lost it but still, it's great, it only makes me so much more excited because this is the worst part of my race!— more excited because this is the worst part of my race! that's the wa to worst part of my race! that's the way to take _ worst part of my race! that's the way to take defeat! _ worst part of my race! that's the way to take defeat! brilliant. i jack draper was forced to retire through illness in the deciding set of the mexican 0pen semifinal against against australian alex de minaur. meanwhile, katie boulter pulled off a great performance to reach the semis of the san diego 0pen. she beat the seventh seed donna vekic. british number one boulter produced a brilliant winner on match point on the vekic serve, to take the match 6—4, 6—3 — the first time she's reached the last four of a wta event. in rugby league, st helens made it three wins from three to stay top of the super league. they beat leigh leopards 12—4 with tries from jack welsby and this br

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it'd be never lyles, so when the 60 me to will in don't title in scotland. coleman has yet to win, and a let me pick middle. it'd be targeting 100 meters success in paris in august, and he's on track of the talking the worlds fastest. 60 minutes of time, the susan finishing 3 tenths of a 2nd hit of 10200 meter will champion lisles home. and so i expect the title of to winning building 2018 now he once and then because honestly, i mean is everybody's focus. we're definitely not going to be at the top of the podium near to. so i feel like this is the 1st day. it gave me a lot of momentum. and a lot of companies that i know is so much more entertaining than i can do. and i look forward to keep building and building and i'll be there and you're going to come to a phase where everybody is, you know, at the top. and then of course they have to come back down and you go back up again . and right now we're back them up swing. then it's really exciting to see because there's a lot of americans who are doing really well and spread. i know this is hidden, and bobby sit

and lyles says they hope this will prevent future detours from taking place. >> in order for the detourseactivated, we need to ensure that the public is no longer using the lanes of broadway for a number of unlawful behavior. >> reporter: in oakland, pete, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight on the peninsula they came together for peace. people rallied in redwood city for a ceasefire in gaza. organized by the silicon valley chapter of the democratic socialists of america. the goal in honor the live lost and push for local law makers to call for a resolution. >> just about mourning and commemorating a lot of the loss that's happened in palestine especially over the past coming on five months. and also secondarily reminding people to hold their elected officials accountable, especially the congressman, but also the redwood city council. >> hamas attacked israel on october 7th, killing 1,200 people and taking several hundred others hostage. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. ahead we investigate pg&e. our team digs into why the utility is asking for a delay to pay back debt despite making billions of

we have a longstanding operation and especially with lyle pd. uh. we have 60 years of cooperation that together now we need to have a very good present to for the, uh, healthy and follow the russia. then i am sure that russia will get success with the election. we as an up. so we will go to new a, so called russia. so after ease we've been discussing here during our special coverage of the president election, 2024. all these new people in these new russian regions full in baffled regions. they are all heading to the polls to spite what is essentially a daily threat of the ukrainian shutting as announced by key if no one holding station in this approach, he did come under a drone attack that with no casualties, reported a key of child upholding station in the neighboring have saw in the region on friday this saturday, ukrainian stripe in the same area, killed at least one civilian despite all of that, the citizens. and they certainly appear on the tut. i mean, they keep going to the post. i mean, you, you go to imagine they're looking for a new lease

why they que lyles here? that's all this, this picture. because when you go to germany, you would never see a painting of kidding picks or cows in your living room. but you have us here by the success. yeah. because we are close to the nation. you, you have you ever seen the been killed? no, probably not. because it's behind close stores, and here to kindergarten, go to a just lots of houses to see how the sheets were killed. so that's the reason why i keep quiet. you don't see anything killed in any german living room. sorry, that like killed. because i'd like to meet on the table. so hypocrites. maybe we know that the intelligent animals as well, though, since a very intelligent so to why do you think it's right to kill these kind of most anyhow? why just in case wrong? i'm not saying that i'm just asking you, why are things right? i'm more i working with people that extremely low intelligent intelligence giving me several. it gives me the right to kill anyone. i'm really wrong for me doing it for food and we eat dolphins. the best way h

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they are carried away with an agenda that does not include, save boys.9 there's an article by lyle ashereducation in 2008, called how schools of education became a menace. and they so carried away with i once heard on a french radio show, that blue pc, kazaa are two more. more politically correct than that you die more politically correct than our schools of education. and boys are not politically correct. schools education are not addressing the not teaching teachers how to be engaged the male mind. our schools do a much better job boys, but that is not seen a problem worthy of addressing. i'm not even sure they recognize the category of boy. so women's groups on the other hand who we all a great deal■f credit for strengthening women in education. there were major initiatives, special programs andto to closee attendance gap and close the math and science gap. but if you bring up the idea that maybe we should have such programs for girls and for boys and young■/■@ backlash and they will they see it as part of a sort of obnoxious men's rights movement. andhi even president obama came out

oakwood engineering instructor michael lyle says the goal of the class is to jump off the deep end andexplore the possibilities of engineering, but students could never even imagine that their work would end up in space. >> they hope others can be inspired by their journey so they could reach new heights as well. >> this is something that it's not just local to oakwood, like it's going out into the world and it's going to make a difference, and it's going to show other students that they can if they have an idea, they can do it. >> if you're given an opportunity to take a project of any sort or maybe like a work opportunity, take it. you never know where it will take you, maybe even into space in morgan hill. >> dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> there's a rising trend in the real estate market next. whether that's good news for buyers or sellers a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. it all starts with a chevy truck. chevy

. >> oakwood engineering instructor michael lyle says the goal of the class is to jump off the deep endlities of engineering, but students could never even imagine that their work would end up in space. they hope others can be inspired by their journey so they could reach new heights as well. >> this is something that it's not just local to oakwood like it's going out into the world and it's going to make a difference, and it's going to show other students that they can. if they have an idea, they can do it. >> if you're given an opportunity to take a project of any sort, or maybe like a work opportunity, take it. you never know where it will take you. >> maybe even into space in morgan hill. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> all right, way to go, oakwood. smart kids. abc seven news is streaming for you 24 over seven. you can get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app, and that will let you join us whenever you want, wherever you are all right. that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry biel, abc seven news at five is up next. abc seven news starts righ

speaker, i rise today to congratulate the mariana softball team who made it to the lyle league juniorinals. this team is the only team from the little league baseball and softball to advance to a world series. it was not an easy road for the team during thegue tournament. they had to win five consecutive elimination games and their final over two hours. yet they still came home with the win. and during the junior league softball world series, the mirana softball team made it all the way to the quarterfinals. the team is coached by sam mills. coach chris beck. the 12 extraordinary players are addison, addison lee, adelaide, aubrey gray. bela. bela sawyer.#7 candice beck, ema winter, kylea laden, melia mills, and mariah. these young girls havbrhthem. i am excited to see what future holds for all of them. way to represent mirana and arizona in the world series. congratulations. mr.ak i rise today to congratulate misty, the women's basketball coach at coach's college who recently achieved her 300 career win. misty has over two decades of collegiate coaching experience and is in fourth yea

washington nationals' outfielderday loan lyle had to be taken off the field on a. >> stretcher aftering -- [inaudible] yesterday's game against the boston red sox. washington's manager confirming after the game the 21-year-old was taken to a local hospital for a cat scan. we won't know more on his status until later today. i had to stop and watch the video there. >>> check out another wild video, a pair of horses dodging traffic on the interstate in cleveland. this is yesterday. officials had to go on a wild horse or chase to wrangle the pair who belong to cleveland police. officials say horses broke out of their stables. no drivers were hurt. pete: that's why they're so cal- >> those are real big horses. rachel: yeah, they are big. pete: but a regular horse who's been in a pasture wouldn't with that calm around all those vehicles, but a police horse, makes sense. right? they've been trained. will: well, yeah. pete: that's a big old horse. will: i don't know how a passture horse would react versus them. i don't know. pete: loud noises and is cars and beeps -- [laughter] rachel: they'

had of 10200 meter well champion. lyles coleman takes the title of the winning gold in 2018. now he wants to let me pick goals. honestly, i mean, is everybody's focused, but you know, i wouldn't be at the top of the podium there too. so i feel like this is the 1st day it gave me a lot of momentum and a lot of companies that i know is so much more entertaining than i can do. and i look forward to keep building a building and i'll be you're going to come to a phase where everybody is, you know, at the top. and then of course they have to come back down and you go back up again . and right now we're back on the upswing then. it's really exciting to see because there's a lot of americans who are doing really well and spread. now this is came in and by sitting in the stands with his mother watching a game that he played in the bizarre scenario happened as his teacher with monaco on friday. and bobby was solved off the whole time and the goal is joel move, but manager louis and the re k to mrs. did because the slide needs to get used to playing without him, with the welcome. when i

christine coleman has sent a clear statement of his olympic content as the american sprint would be no. lyles, to win the 16 visa world in the title in scotland. coleman has yet to win and the let me pick metal, but it will be talk saying, why don't you meet to success in paris in august. and he's on try cost a class, the cooking, the world's falls to $16.00 weeks of time. the season finishing 3 tenths of a 2nd. head of 10200 meter. well tempe, lisles. come and take 2nd. the title of to winning gold. in 2018. now he wants to know, let me pick goals. obviously, i mean is everybody's focus. we're definitely not going to be at the top of the podium near to so on. i feel like this is the 1st day. it gave me a lot of momentum and a lot of companies that i know is so much more entertaining than i can do. and i look forward to keep building and building and i'll be doing a you're going to come to a phase where everybody is. you know, at the top and then of course they have to come back down and you go back up again and right now we're back them up swing. then it's really exciting to see because ther

so the 2nd, the head of 10200 meter will champion lyles coleman, to expect the title of to winning building 2018. now he once and then pick goals on the same. i mean, as everybody's focus differently now, i want to be at the top of the podium there too. so i feel like this is the 1st day . it gave me a lot of momentum. and a lot of companies that i know is so much more entertaining than i can do. and i look forward to keep building the building. and i'll be there and you're going to come to a phase where everybody is, you know, at the top. and then of course they have to come back down and you go back up again . and right now we're back them up swing. then it's really exciting to see because there's a lot of americans who are doing really well in spring to meanwhile 2 time willed into a long jump champion. mozart, as tim told, blew a 2nd to cut off the retaining. these titling blocks go with a jump of a 22 meters. well that lasix has proposed the rule change introducing a take also to help with the discipline of foul gems. but then tell blue says if that happens, he will be out. i can see t

sandy lyle in 89 had haggis. chicken and lentil soup. did you very nice. followed by a salmon teriyaki. oh i love salmon teriyaki. >> yeah, with some sesame seeds on it . yes. and spring onions. on it. yes. and spring onions. >> vegetables around it which is, which is really nice. >> is that your stomach rumbling? i heard as you said that there was a rumble. was he you. there might have been a rumble coming from somewhere. it was a run up the half hours. was a run up in the half hours. >> oh , that's so warm. it's just enough. >> have you seen these weren't. it's here. they were it's so warm in here. they were down weren't about down there, weren't they. about 7:30. beautiful. 7:30. oh they're beautiful. >> me. i thought it was >> goodness me. i thought it was you putting me to you that was putting me to sleep. not the temperature . sleep. it's not the temperature. >> thank you. it's not. >> thank you. it's not. >> it's my calm, soothing voice. now relax. you're not in tomorrow. >> good night. >> good night. >> o

if i can speak a year, which ben lyle probably thinks is pocket change. >> now, i say it's about time actually noticed this. >> most of these schemes are rubbish. they're full of divisive concepts like unconscious bias, white privilege, often actually privilege, and often actually make tensions worse. so these employers virtue signalling with these knee jerk dei efforts without evidence that they work. it's shocking. and i think it's absolutely right for kemi badenoch to highlight this. but i think she could have gone further. she should actually say that we ought to highlight merit in this country. merit that we ought to highlight merit in this country . merit should in this country. merit should matter, not immutable characteristics . characteristics. >> well, look, obviously merit is very important. >> well, look, obviously merit is very important . it's is very important. it's critical. but the problem is that for so long, people from certain backgrounds, certain minority groups , certain walks minority groups, certain walks of life have not had the chance for their merit and thei