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undoubtedly the city's biggest cultural export with hundreds of millions of fans either supporting man unitedt that anyone would openly admit supporting the former here. is this the best bit so far? yes. go on, then, which is yourfavourite one? de bruyne. theyjust got all the kids to line up at the top of the tunnel and walk out through the pitch side. it was so cute. you just walked through the tunnel? yeah. how was it? it was fun. i actually kind of felt like a footballer. it's my dream job to be a footballer. how long have you wanted to walk through that tunnel? nine years, almost. nine years? yeah. because it's your birthday, right? yeah, it's my birthday on monday. is this the best birthday present? probably, yeah, it's the best birthday present i've ever had by a mile. mum, don't cry. laughter. i'm a man city fan forthe weekend. 0k, very diplomatic. he has to be. time to get back to see the gig, as it wouldn't be a complete day of manchester if you didn't experience some of its famous nightlife. manchester is definitely springing back from a very tough few years. but what struck me most

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the training of reserve officers for the needs of manning units of the air force and air defense forceseducational institutions of the republic of belarus in the area of ​​the settlement continues. the luninets of the brest region has been moved from the division of the iskander trk, and the threat remains task of strikes on infrastructure objects and units of the defense forces of ukraine from the territory of the republic of belarus in the siversk direction, the enemy is taking measures to strengthen the cover of the section of the ukrainian-russian border in the brya and kursk regions of the brest region, no significant changes in the activities of the enemy units were noted in the slobojan direction, the enemy is shelling the units of our troops to prevent their further advance in the direction of the state border of ukraine to the north and northeast of the city of kharkiv is taking measures for logistical support and replenishment of losses in the kharkiv direction, the enemy did not conduct active offensive actions shelled civilian infrastructure in the areas of settlements terno

undoubtedly the city's biggest cultural export with hundreds of millions of fans either supporting man unitedhis the best bet so far? what's your favourite one? i got all the guest line—up at the top of the tunnel and walk out through the pitch side. it's so cute. you just walk through the tunnel? how was it? it was fun. i kinda felt like a footballer. it’s how was it? it was fun. i kinda felt like a footballer.— felt like a footballer. it's my dream job- _ felt like a footballer. it's my dream job. how _ felt like a footballer. it's my dreamjob. how long - felt like a footballer. it's my dreamjob. how long have l felt like a footballer. it's my l dreamjob. how long have you dream job. how long have you wanted to walk through that tunnel? nine years, almost. because it's your birthday, right? it's my birthday on monday. is this the best birthday present? probably the best b a birthday present? probably the best by a mile. _ birthday present? probably the best by a mile. don't _ birthday present? probably the best by a mile. don't cry, i birthday present? probably the | best by a mile. don't c

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but with me as a man who is ready and dressed for the part, former norwich city, aston villa and man unitedise. do we expect the football to match or will it be a nervous, cagey affair? i football to match or will it be a nervous, cagey affair?- football to match or will it be a nervous, cagey affair? ithink it miaht nervous, cagey affair? ithink it might start _ nervous, cagey affair? ithink it might start that _ nervous, cagey affair? ithink it might start that way, _ nervous, cagey affair? ithink it might start that way, feeling i nervous, cagey affair? i think it i might start that way, feeling each other_ might start that way, feeling each other out— might start that way, feeling each other out for ten or 15 minutes, but the nerves, — other out for ten or 15 minutes, but the nerves, you have to use them. it has to— the nerves, you have to use them. it has to he _ the nerves, you have to use them. it has to be good nervous energy of the if you _ has to be good nervous energy of the if you use _ has to be good nervous energy of the if you use the other kind of nervous energy. _ if you us

let's look at the united in the man united states, a gallon of gas. understand jon drives a little car over there, but it is up 26% to united kingdom $5.79. you say the profits are out there for big oil like you have never seen in 30 years. it goes back to juergen and the prize, the whole thing. what is a gallon of gauze going -- a gallon of gas going to cost in three to five years >> -- in three to five years? paul: i think we will hold 100 and dollars -- $110 to $150. over time, the more russian oil and gas we would lose. now we are focused on may 9 for the key date in russia to celebrate the victory over the nazis. we are wondering what is going to happen, but that could be a key, whether putin declares victory, whether in not -- whether or not he goes to full, all-out bombing. we are watching that pretty carefully. what we do know is that russian oil and gas is effectively gone from the market, and that is a very big view for markets, which were already tightened before this hiking. lisa: all of this goes to how much people can keep betting on oil

man is -- the united states of america for the support. [applause] >> brandon dolinsky -- president belinsky, -- zelenskyy, if you had a personal wish to each leader, what would be your message to each, your personal message? >> no one has any idea how much time -- because of that, i wouldn't speak personally to anyone. the world has to be united. the world is united now. i would only wish the management of the federation. cleaners have their own range of priorities and issues to look after and think about. but i want to thank you. i would push that everyone of you would wake in the morning with this feeling. what have i done for ukraine today? thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, i can conclude this session by thanking you by also saying we are all united with you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. have a nice day. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response to russian invasion of ukraine. at the latest from the president and other white house officials, the pentagon and -- also have international perspective from

and was this christian the rinaldo saying good bye to the man united friends at old trafford? the latest on the future. ah said the un sexy general has warned that attacks in this a whole region of africa are no longer a regional issue. bought a global threat, attending a terrorist called for resources to help end the violence. he made the remarks while in nisha, one of 3 west african countries that he is visiting care is also assured leaders that the u. n's top priority, is to see peace and stability in the area. let's speak to a correspondent, nick hack keys and docker for us. what was going on and said, nick, the 2nd general, he's going to the board today with molly. but he's said, tell us more about what's happening while he's going to the reason of killer barry, which is the 3 region border where you share the borders of new jerry molly and bertina far so meat and there, there is a refugee camp of about 6000 people mostly made up of molly and refugees, but also people fleeing climate change as onto new terrorist says the region has been badly affected by drought, by, by i

here he is once again the treasury's one man rebuttal unit, the chancellor himself.s necessary to help people bring their bills down, so what took this government so long? every day that they have refused to act, £53 million more added to britain's household bills during this cost of living crisis, this government's dither and delay has cost our country dearly. on this side of the house we welcome the fact that the government is finally acting on our calls to introduce a windfall tax. absolutely, our call. it is good to see the snp you turning today as well to say they are also in favour of a windfall tax on oil and gas profits, well done to the snp. madam deputy speaker, it was a painful journey to get the government to this point. first, conservative ministers said the oil and gas producers are struggling, that was the education secretary i think. but then the bp chief executive said that the energy crisis was a cash machine for his business. so let me go to the second defence. ministers claimed a windfall tax would put off vital investment, but the industry said a

. >> i fear down the line we'll look more like venezuela man the united states of america.printing money and start drilling or we'll see inflation that's here to stay. dan: follow "unfiltered" on facebook and instagram. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you back here next saturday. don't forget to set your dvr. >> good evening. fox alert out of buffalo new york. a tragic mass shooting. to the friendly markets and live stream the attack online. doubt and tactical gear he shot four people in the parking lot before going inside the store and killing a police officer that was working security. he went on to shoot eight others the fbi is investigating this as a racially motivat

here he is once again the treasury's one man rebuttal unit, the chancellor himself. to help people bring their bills down. so what took this government so long? every day that they have refused to act, £53 million more added to britain's household bills during this cost of living crisis. this government's dither and delay has caused our country dearly. dither and delay has caused our country dearly-— dither and delay has caused our country dearly. rachel reeves for labour. and this was the reaction from the snp. this is kirsty blackman. it is quite amusing to hear the chancellor talking about this being timely. it is timely because it happens to happen the week of the sue gray report. itjust happens that report came out yesterday and the chancellor has suddenly realised today that people are really struggling, that he suddenly needs to announce something about it. the chancellor stood up in the spring statement that he made when he announced the energy loan and said, look at these amazing things i am announcing, and genuinely seemed to believe at that time that that

man should always remember those protections were established for the people. it's the people's's right to know, to decide. we reporters believe in the united our journalism depends on shining light and truth and bring accountability to officials at every level of our government. in that respect, we probably continue the tradition of raising a glass and roast -- toast to the first amendment and president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen. president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. thank you for that introduction. a special thanks to the 42% of you who applauded. i'm excited to be here tonight, the only group of americans that have a local -- lower approval rating that i have. [laughter] that is hard to say after we just saw. the first time a president attended this dinner in six years. [applause] that's understandable. we had a horrible plague followed by two years of covid. [laughter] just imagine as my predecessor came to this dinner this year, now that we really have been -- would have been a real coup. [laughter] i'm honored to be here at such an event with so much history. be yourself, speak from the heart. jill i

the fire burned inside a condo, but firefighters cannot get inside because a man in one unit told him that he had a gun. that's when fremont pd got involved. police told us just a few minutes ago, the standoff is over. this is acted suffer a medical emergency during a brief struggle. is been taken to the hospital for treatment. this entire ordeal is under investigation. a deadly shooting in these day, involving a woman 74 years old, who shot and killed a man. police say she did in self defense. early this morning, on west cypress road. the woman was 64 years old. police say there's a history of violence between the two. that the woman had a restraining order against that man for elder abuse. the shooting now appears to be -- a justified. police are not arresting the woman. a close call in the east. when a vegetation fire led to evacuations is afternoon. the fire started near willow half court in highway 4 around noon. spread quick into the dry brush and breezy conditions of the time. three commercial buildings in the area were briefly evacuated as a precaution. firefighter stopped bef

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former man united and england star rio ferdinand said the decision deserved massive respect, and callede." he's going down a path that many, many others will follow. they've probablyjust been waiting to see how it pans out for whoever is first. and i think once they see that the overwhelming majority of people are more than accepting, others will follow suit. jake daniels only made his championship debut earlier this month. he says he has taken another step into the unknown, but keeping his sexuality secret affected his mental health. being open is already having results on the pitch. the day i told my mum and my sister — the day after, i scored four, so it shows how much a weight off my shoulders it was. it was a massive relief. he hopes his truth will be the inspiration for others. lauren moss, bbc news. i'm joined byjack murley, presenter of the bbc�*s lgbt sport podcast. good to have you with us. the thing that strikes me about this is that he is just 17 and that strikes me about this is that he isjust i7 and he has done that strikes me about this is that he is just 17 and he has do

former man united and england star rio ferdinand said the decision deserved massive respect.fe and supportive environment. a sentiment echoed by the premier league, which tweeted, "football is for everyone." he's going down a path that many, many others will follow. they've probablyjust been waiting to see how it pans out for whoever is first. and i think once they see that the overwhelming majority of people are more than accepting, others will follow suit. jake daniels only made his championship debut earlier this month. he says he has taken another step into the unknown, but keeping his sexuality secret affected his mental health. being open is already having results on the pitch. the day i told my mum and my sister, the day after. .. i scored four, so it shows how much a weight off my shoulders it was. it was a massive relief. he hopes his truth will be the inspiration for others. lauren moss is outside blackpool�*s stadium, bloomfield road. good to talk to you. there has been a very positive response from both players and sporting bodies to this news. h, ., players and s

is a person who, well, is the flesh of the flesh of this liberal american e, elite, e man, brought up in the unitedtudied at two american universities, who came out of the anti-communist opposition there from solidarity and so on. that is, this is the quintessence of the european elite that has been educating for the past decades, the united states of america and this crisis the elite and the degradation of the elite precisely because it no longer defends national interests, but american interests. in my opinion, one of the most important reasons for the decline of europe that we actually observed, here, uh, we spoke to a very convincing colleague before, said hmm the decline of the economy and many economists believe that this is irreversible already. uh, there's manufacturing inflation. it is much higher than what is on the surface. hmm, and if we say for us a drop in production by 1-2%, this is, well, bad, but it’s not a tragedy, but for them that's two or three percent. this is simply the collapse of the entire economic system, but the crisis, of course, has been looming for a very long time an

man? the commander of the special unit of window reconnaissance orders cannot be counted that he seemed toout of nowhere in the nkvd orphanage, not a hint of who his parents could be, do you understand that? his parents may turn out to be such enemies of the people, or what? on the other hand, if he is the son of the chekists. who did not want to advertise this son, but who looked after his fate, a completely different aspect turns out. yes, it is important not to make a mistake here. that means how well, let's go home to you robber show me where you live? you can't leave me brother. reading means. it's time to go. where did you go to heat something with nothing? it won't get worse in prison, maybe it won't. and like a family. yes, they will not go anywhere after me, they will go to carry coal. will you take them one by one ? ok then. try to remember. i am your new precinct and the law put that the order was here. you want to go to prison, please, boy. don't substitute. where do you work? nowhere after the injury everything is according to doctors yes, according to doctors and we live on h

grateful for this support, but yet with that evil without happened was that of the young man immediately that unit to that pressure on governments and companies. for this type of thing is quite a, for the freedom would russia started this full scale, warri wouldn't bring all these losses of all your crane and upholding world. i'm sure that the answer to this question is that it is also no much my. earlier i spoke to d w's, emily sherwin who is endorsed for us, and i discussed with her the gratitude, but also the criticism from the ukrainian president. well, zalinski received a standing ovation, but you're right. his tone was critical of the international community. he essentially was saying, yes, thank you for a uniting and backing ukraine in the face of russian aggression. but essentially, you should have done this much earlier. he pointed out, you know, that of russia annexed the crimean peninsula from ukraine, back in 2014. there's been a war going on there in the country since then, and the, the international community, including here in douglas, didn't really do anything. you know, there was

border. of the state border of ukraine, the training of reserve officers for the needs of manning air force unitsnues forces and troops of air defense in the educational institutions of the republic of belarus did not allow the fifth president of ukraine petro poroshenko to cross the state border, people's deputy iryna gerashchenko reported this, according to her words, the other day, european solidarity announced the leader's foreign visits, in particular, a trip to the nato parliamentary assembly, the contributions of the legations were approved by the head of the verkhovna rada by ruslan stefanchuk, that is why the police consider such a non-admission as a provocation ordered by the authorities in the state border service, an incident did not comment at the moment ukrainian border guards do not let the fifth president of ukraine a people's deputy of ukraine leaders of european solidarity so that he fulfills his constitutional duty so that he realizes not just the rights of a people's deputy of ukraine but so that he defends ukrainian interests and the ukrainian state because today in ukraine w

mohammed accused of using a wrench to strike the man at a source tells the investigative unit that broke the man's arm. he's accused of assault with a deadly weapon. the motive is still in clear. track plans now coming together to mark one year since the darkest day in san jose history. one week from today victims in the railyard mass shooting will be honored. a worker shot and killed nine employees. the district attorney will lead a memorial and will be joined by the sheriff and other county leaders. >>> the word on this week's fda approval of booster shots for children ages 5 to11. they are expected to meet today to issue a recommendation for or against. if the recordation is given the cdc director has the ultimate say. only 30% of all children 5 to11 are fully vaccinated in california. the ratio goes down to about one fourth nationwide. >>> inching closer to the weekend. what a lovely live look outside. the lights are glistening there. we have a look at the forecast today. we saw temperatures creep up yesterday. how are we looking today? >> we red flag warning. that with the wind advi

to gird our democracy we reporters believe that in the united states no man or woman who holds or seekss above being questioned. our democracy depends on journalist shining light upon truth and lies and bringing accountability to officials at every level of our government. we gather here tonight to honor that work and to celebrate american freedoms of speech, press, religion, petition, and peaceable assembly without which are republican would not survive. and in that respect, we proudly continue our tradition of raising a glass in a toast to the first amendment and to the president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen, president joe biden. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you steve for that introduction and a special thanks to the 42% of you who actually applauded. [laughter] i'm really excited to be here tonight and only group of americans with a lower approval rating than i have. [laughter] that's hard to say after what we just saw. this is first time the president attended this dinner in six years. [applause] it is understandable. we have a horrib

. - [man] 311 to all units. - i felt an affinity for the story. - there is no protol for these thingsta] the punjabi sikh community is very strong. there's so many ways people have been resilient coming together. (women chanting) (speaking in foreign language) - there is a narrative of resilience with refugees and immigrants. they're the bearers of all this historical trauma and they somehow magically get through it. and so i wanted to honor the resilience, but not idealize my mom's struggle. - there were so many times i really didn't wanna make this film. hi dad. (speaker in phone mumbles) dad, are you tired? this hitin a difrent way when you are an asian woman and if you know what those sorta responsibilities can be like to care for folks in your family. this is not my dad. like this is not how he normally is. so he has covid right? are there priests to pray for my dad? is someone praying for my dad since can't be there? - let me see what i can do. - those narratives, those ancestors' voices, our family's voices are critical to like preserving who we are and those stories need to be

police have arrested a man after sheffield united captain billy sharp was assaulted by a fan at the end semi—final against nottingham forrest who won on penalties. sharp was knocked to the ground during a pitch invasion and required stitches. he's taken to social media to thank fans for their support. forrest have apologised and said they will be issuing a lifetime ban and the fa say they will be investigating. it's one of the biggest matches in rangers' history and and tens of thousands of fans are in seville to support them ahead of the euopa league final. police expected up to 100,000 supporters to travel to the spanish city for the match against eintract frankfurt — who'll bring 50,000 of their own fans. but, the stadium hosting the final can only host just under 43,000. ijust hope i just hope they won ijust hope they won it. it is going to be tight. _ ijust hope they won it. it is going to be tight. we — ijust hope they won it. it is going to be tight, we are _ ijust hope they won it. it is going to be tight, we are full— ijust hope they won it. it is going to be tight, we are full

police have arrested a man after sheffield united captain billy sharp was apparently assaulted by a fanfl have condemned the incident and warned they could impose partial or full stadium closures to crack down on pitch invasions. one of the most familiar faces of coronavirus pandemic — the deputy chief medical officer professor sirjonathan van—tam — has had to miss his knighthood ceremony after testing positive for covid. he was due to be invested yesterday for his work over the past five years, including during lockdowns. in afghanistan, secret schools are being set up to educate girls, in defiance of the taliban, who have refused to allow them back into the classroom. officials have repeatedly insisted that girls schools will reopen, but secondary schools have so far remained shut. a decision to reopen them was overruled by the taliban leadership earlier this year. our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani has visited one of the secret schools. hidden away in a residential neighbourhood... ..a small but powerful act of defiance. these teenage girls — like most in the country — ha

he's the guy who had been a unit 731 soldier and his young man and killed people. paul johnson, an american director, has studied unit 731 documents at length, and knows its history well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan, a logical weapons emperor, a hero heater, who had a degree in the ring biology. believe that biological weapons would help to pan as a descendant of the sun goddess. i'm at russell. he saw it as his calling in the 1930 optional role in the world permeated the country society in june. good, the sunni hummadi condi igloo o g condo, the author of evidence of unit 731 crimes. one of the few people who tries to give an impartial account of factors that brought japan to wall tile to re look to your school to get a quote, got it selfish, but victor, so co scalable to lose all want don't you? so up, fixed on 3 carefully studied a report by microbiologist, sharon, he, she affects the

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side of the government was present stalin molotov and colonel of state security karpov , a man who led the unit to combat the church great terror. he was one of the most irreconcilable inhuman investigators from the church of the metropolitan and sergius, alexy and nikolai, two of them, sergei and alexei, would later become patriarchs. paradoxically, but the fact is the believing peter the patriarch in russia was abolished by atheists joseph stalin restored to the meeting the question arose about the title of patriarch before the revolution, the title sounded like the patriarch of moscow and all russia, but this is all russia cut. rumor of stalin, in the end, they decided to let the patriarch of moscow and all russia be this title, and they became fed up with the patriotic activities of the metropolitans to help the front and inquired. what are the needs of the church, and daring hierarchies raised questions about the omniscience of condemned clergy. stalin answered at delivery list. we'll look at the list shortly after, uh, it was over 20 minutes long. mostly bishops. as we now know , almost e

complex on one imma common just off highway 2 62 in fremont complex was evacuated, but a man inside the burning unitfighters and police that he had a gun. authorities say the man eventually surrendered after we struggled. it was taken to the hospital for police called an emergency medical issue. the fire was contained to that one unit. there is no word yet on how it started. cutting edge covid testing the various school district that is not just using nasal swabs, but also the air students breathe to detect the virus, plus a judge delivers a setback for president biden's plans for the southern border. caroline widely in washington, i'll have details straight ahead and later in sports. jesse gary is here with more on the warriors. they come from behind win to take a two and o series lead. over the mavericks and the wild day on wall street as the s and p 500. there's a bear market later tonight, we hear from an expert about why investors are for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as

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complex was evacuated, but a man inside the burning unit refused to leave. he told firefighters and police. he had a gun. please say the man surrendered this afternoon after a brief struggle. he was taken to the hospital for what police called an emergency medical issue. the fire was contained to just that one unit. no word yet on how it started. railroad quiet zone is now officially in effect in san jose. matching that sleeping next to this all the time for more than three years. in fact, san jose residents living near train tracks had to put up with the loud horns blared throughout the night, but it's katy b's mark, sarah reports. that's not the case anymore. this is phone video from san jose resident chris wemp, who lives near the union pacific tracks. he says the all night train horns could not be more disruptive. so you wake up in a start wondering is a fire alarm going off in emergency, and it's kind of shocking here. in japan town had a news conference, city leaders announced. the federal railway administration, which oversees the nation's railroads an

the ku klux klan is the oldest terrorist group in united states. the white man has them the supreme rage with this secret society of white supremacists preaches hatred of black people and it's long history goes back decades. it is re emerged again and again. it's crimes have caused bloodshed in america for more than 150 years to 150 years of hatred, racism, and for hey man, it's 150 years of exclusion, violence and rage. this tale of cruelty still haunts the united states. mm mm. ah. in june, 1865, the american civil war finally came to an end, after 4 years of deadly combat, claiming more than 700000 lives. the abolitionist north finally defeated the pro slavery southern states. ah, general robert e lee surrendered to general ulysses s grant at appa maddox. and a few months later, the 13th constitutional amendment ended slavery. nearly 4000000 of the south's 9000000 inhabitants had been enslaved. and at last, they were free of their chains. for plantation owners, this revolution was unbearable. ah, slave owners were of course, oh, terrified by the end of slaver