marcel got broke down in the box. the minutes remaining could bea the box.ow. at the moment, it looks like chelsea who are on their way to the wembley final of the fa cup. they would meet arsenal. they would meet arsenal. it's live on bbc one right now... that's all from sportsday. goodbye. hello, the cloud and rain finally clears in the south—east, ridge of high pressure is building. it is looking mainly fine for the next couple of days. a few showers continuing overnight towards north—west scotland but mostly will be dry, clear and unusually cool as city temperatures drop down into single figures. there will be quite a bit of sunshine as we start the day tomorrow. still strong sunshine out there, some patchy cloud developing just like today, a few of the showers in scotland with one or two heavy ones during the day, a lot of them to the north of the central belt. you might catch one in northern ireland and northern england in the afternoon. winds are a little breezy. temperatures just around average, a few places getting into the low 20s. not much warmer a

>> marcel, thank you so much for the question. and as a jew who lost extended family during the holocaust, i -- i have been told stories about the impact that this has had on our family and our lives, and, yes, reparations need to take place. and we have seen over throughout history and many generations systemic racism that has been put in place, whether it's around financing or housing or intentional segregation, and we've seen black people systematically been deprived of both money and property. and if you look over time from generation to generation, that ultimately leads to significant wealth gaps, to gaps in housing, to gaps in ownership, to gaps in businesses. and so, yes, absolutely we need to be making those changes. i would be happy to sign on to any petition that would go towards congress to be doing that at a national level. again, thank you for your advocacy and i'm proud to stand with you. >> all right. the next question is for mayor bottoms of atlanta. >> hello. my name is diana danellia. i'm from atlanta and also a

a great scorer a great person as well but team over and i was not the only star shining up front marcel savvy so scored 9 goals this season with a league best 5 from outside the box robson plus 2 and then there's cause for fair and conclude with 13 assists joint 3rd on the week charge but. above all it's a team effort it's match days top of the table just 4 defeats all season the same as biron and their next champions league ticket deservedly booked. very happy. place in the run as leaders very important for a team for young team was a big challenge for the season because of for a grown up enemy and so on the subject. it's a farm team line 6 1st year under knuckle smile hungry talented dynamic and successful the foundations are late and if all goes to plan will be built on further next season. so that's it for today but stay teams next week for part 2 of our season review right here on kickoff. a hot commodity whose trade is strictly prohibited no mediocre amobi. by free. market for this coveted material is making. its illegal. but animal rights activists and politicians are coming up w

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humankind chose itself as the most destructive species on earth even destroying its own monuments marcel from ontario says this is so sad to see history destroyed no matter what happened in the past we live too much in the past edwyn from london says the western european civilization has built its wealth and legacy on the strength of colonialism imperialism capitalism mercantile ism which is mostly based on exploitation and marginalisation of.

humankind chose itself as the most destructive species on earth even destroying its own monuments marcel from ontario says this is so sad to see history destroyed no matter what happened in the past we live too much in the past edwyn from london says the western european civilization has built its wealth and legacy on the strength of colonialism imperialism capitalism mercantile ism which is mostly based on exploitation and marginalization of africans i'm learning since the death of floyd that western european civilization is not a meritorious one debra from durban said no maybe it wasn't meritorious but it is what it is every event in history was progress from the previous event every generation has its own tilt to tell and progress step to take at the.

humankind shows itself as the most destructive species on earth even destroying its own monuments marcel from ontario says this is so sad to see history destroyed no matter what happened in the past we live too much in the past edmund from london says the western european civilization has built its wealth and legacy on the strength of colonialism imperialism capitalism mercantile ism which is mostly based on exploitation and marginalization of africans i'm learning since the death of floyd that western european civilization is not a meritorious one debra from durban said no maybe it wasn't meritorious but it is what it is every event in history was progress in the previous event every generation has its own tilt to tell and progress step to take at the same time looking back at history and remembering and making if for the leap of progress every person who has and ever will live on this planet has a purpose in life for good or bad tire from helsinki says i don't need the statues of races to get educated history is what we need to learn getting from the media says i don't see any point on

means what does it mean what does it represent what does a suggest what it what tell us about it marcel all time high it has sheree maxes you know hash rate generally precedes price it's a bit forward looking however what that means is a few things there's a bit of a consolidation happening a lot of people who got in early in 2017 they're getting pushed out because they overbuilt their mining data centers there's been a lot of him and a activity recently and there's other people that are stealing up there are their operations so collectively it's a bit of a consolidation and exponential growth in the mining sector let me ask you something people look at the price of pickling and they read just about everything they think they know about it into the price but big coin as people like paul tudor jones and others like you have been saying like i've been saying now from 10 years or more it's a new asset class it has new parameters upon what which we've alue it and in the case of hash trade which is the proof of work mining out a rhythm at the heart of to coin running at 120130 quintillion ca

the grid when it's worth more during those hot summer months old winter days you know our friend marcel long has become a miner in texas made the comment re so late that he considers himself to be in the energy arbitrage business do you think that's what it's all about can you comment on that. yes that is what it's all about a marshall is an orgy in the space spending there for very long he understands that energy for mining isn't to privet if of energy allows you to buy a jewel of energy or actual lot of energy locally and actually sell it to a global marketplace and as banks and as finances twosomes and as energy companies understand this reacts spec the industry continued growing rapidly grow this ability to sell energy to the network at any time of the day and always know how much we're going to get for it is really revolutionary and it's one of the reasons why big point it or mining has grown rapidly in the expected keep on growing over the years right here is kind of a broader picture question here so the t.c.p. ip protocol that is the protocol for the internet bitcoin many argue

capitalized on that crowd lock sees it and obviously uses it a 3rd minute sliding tackle by salt lake marcel silva is going to turn himself a red card he is done for the night there down to 10 san jose would score goals before and on that 10 minute 10 man squad this penalty in stoppage time was for insurance cover converted by ericsson san jose excuse me with a 52 lead and they'll play some one on saturday. so short of baseball over the. so things are going ahead as planned with fans returning to the stands all of that normalcy did not seem to help the 2nd place tucson bears in their home game against the 3rd place key womb heroes top of the 1st it's the 1st at bat for the cubs infielder as in russell and he hits a full live ball to left field 1st at the k.b. oh not always a good look but you know there's more chances bottom of the 5th former chicago cubs pitcher on the mount vernon 1st bears left fielder kid you want to run home run to left field and do son opens up scoring 2 to nothing human bats are coming alive top of the 6 russell the plate man on hits a ground ball off former oakland a

marcel from a break on facebook regarding the mass we are now forced to wear how does one get the fresh oxygen needed if one is constantly breathing in the carbon dioxide. so i've actually done an experiment on myself for the show to stem a straight that if you put a mask on and wear it appropriately that your actions saturation in your finger does not change and that's a saturation we used to measure whether or not you have enough watch in your body when you whether you have coburn then teeth or any other illness also as a heart surgeon i'll tell you i wear masks all day long and if i couldn't exchange air so that i could focus on delicate heart surgery it will be a problem so yeah you have to learn to breathe with the mask it's a tiny bit different it's the can be hard to run a marathon in hot weather with a mask on but there are the kinds of mask you can wear that's bothering you and if it's really a problem you can wear a face shield as was mentioned earlier and those are affected for some folks that are as good as a mask but they're you know they're better than nothing i think most

. >> ken: edwin diaz allowed a game decisive homer to marcell ozuna earlier in this season, that pitch was 98 in the black. the mets didn't think it was that big of a deal. this outing tonight come a much bigger deal and it really makes you wonder about whether a part of the team the mets envisioned as a strength is actually going to be that. we saw a familiar, was good. dellin betances promising coming off injury but the slate and in combination they envision as being so good has to have diaz back in seattle form. right now it's in question. lugo has been excellent. the job isn't getting done, if the guy they feel like it's going to close games for them can't do that it changes everything. meanwhile, sewald try to keep this game close is going to do it. he gets a j.d. martinez to fly out the center, he gives the mets a chance as we go to the bottom of the of the ninth inning. red sox trying to close out 75another one at citi field as workmen is coming on in. majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ah

sensenbrenner for his jamie, hip and thank marcel, my brain, mark, and ngie giancarlo on the other side. i want to thank all of our committee members, especially like chairman visclosky, chairman serrano, chairwoman lowey. the republican side, mr. graves, all of whom are retiring, and they'll take with century of cumulative legislative knowledge that simply cannot be replaced. contribution but also a great loss to our nation as you depart. may god bless you all. to support lleagues this bill and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entlelady from new york reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield six minutes friend, the distinguished gentleman from alabama, mr. aderholt, the anking member of the commerce, justice, and science subcommittee on appropriations. aderholt: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized. you, mr. olt: thank speaker. i rise this morning in opposition to h.r. 7617. appreciate the efforts of the majority and producing the appropriations package that we're considering o

fresh prince of bel air sitcom star joseph marcel has thrilled audiences with his interpretation of thee done to save the globe? >> make the people, the government of england, the world understand that this is something that shobe ished. that you should hold next to your heart. >> now be gone. >> more light and light, more dark and dark -- >> reporter: the globe isn't alone in its financial struggles. the play house is rare in that it not only offers major roles to performers of color. >> farewell. farewell. one kiss -- >> reporter: it also draws audiences long overlooked elsewhere. >> the globe was the first theater in england, not only london, where, as an actor on that stage, you looked out and there were black children. if we -- if black lives matter, if the national association for the advancement of colored people matters, then the globe has to survive because it is the -- one of the only theaters in britain that is constant. >> reporter: in supporting artists of color? >> in supporting artists of color, yes. >> i learned in this letter that don -- >> reporter: if the globe were t

"fresh britains of bel air" sitcom star and respected classical theater actor joseph marcelle has thrillede. what needs to be done to save the globe? >> make the people, the government of england, the world, understand that this is something that should be cherished. that you should hold next to your heart. >> more light and light grows -- >> more light and light -- >> reporter: the globe isn't alone in its financial struggles, but the playhouse is rare in that it not only major roles to performers of color -- >> farewell, farewell, one kiss -- >> reporter: it also draws audiences long overlooked elsewhere. >> the globe was the first theater in england, not only london, where as an actor on that stage you looked out, and there were black children. if we -- if black lives matter, if the national association for the advancement of color will people matters, then the globe has to survive because it is one of the only theaters in britain that is constant. >> reporter: in supporting artists of color -- >> of supporting artists of color, yes. >> i learned in this letter that don -- >> reporter:

that includes for food and, carl, i just -- sometimes you just have to marcel at what companies can do and this company may be -- i know apple survival -- one of the finest companies we have ever seen. amazon web 43 billion run rate we have to stop thinking about the reason why a stock is that price. it's because jay powell is making easy money. it is not. it's because jeff bezos creating a company that is the envy of the world. >> yeah, jim, i heard you talk about that with decky and andrew a moment ago we can try to distill the influence of the fed, but look at income and spending this morning. income down, spending up i know you don't believe that apple would have sold as many phones or amazon would have sold as much merchandise had it not been for government support, some of that fed driven. >> i guess i look at it the other way. we could be in a horrible recession and yet these guys still made the numbers how is that possible why did alphabet not make the numbers? because they had a lot of travel and leisure advertising that walked away. small and medium sized businesses you're ab

my wife marcelle and i just sat there and talked about john for hours and cried. america has lost a genuine hero, an unwavering lone star who over decades of activism and public service drew us closer to our ideals. i remember when he invited me in to watch actually a sit-in by democratic members in the house of representatives when the republican speaker closed down the house of representatives to have votes. he saw me outside and i had asked what's going on and he said, you're my brother. he took me by the arm and brought me in and sat me down in the well of the house to watch what was going on. i was always humbled and honored when he called me his brother, as he often did when we were together, including an unforgettable visit he had with us in vermont just last year. i've been thinking so much of what we could say and there aren't enough words -- certainly aren't -- in paying tribute to a man whose life was defined by the relentless, fearless pursuit of equality. john bled literally, his bones were broken literally for the causes of civil rice, and he -- righ

marcel c., etc. the majority side in the minority side. thank you very much. >> i would now like to recognize the subcommittee ranking member, mr. simpson. >> thank you. before i start my comments, had like to take a moment to of knowledge this is your final energy and water mark of. it took a long time -- acknowledge this is your final energy and water markup. it took a long time and you have set a great example. you have always been honest and respectful interactions with me in my side of the aisle, even when disagreeing on policy issues. thank you for your service to this committee and the nation. i wish you the great happiness and whatever you wish to do after your turn meant congress -- your retirement from congress. it is clear the majority worked hard to address individual members of priorities from both sides of the aisle. of great importance to me is the department of energy's nuclear energy program. i appreciate the effort to address many of my priorities within that account. overall funding for the program is not reflected of th

sensenbrenner for his jamie, hip and thank marcel, my brain, mark, and ngie giancarlo on the other side. i want to thank all of our committee members, especially like chairman visclosky, chairman serrano, chairwoman lowey. the republican side, mr. graves, all of whom are retiring, and they'll take with century of cumulative legislative knowledge that simply cannot be replaced. contribution but also a great loss to our nation as you depart. may god bless you all. to support lleagues this bill and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entlelady from new york reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield six minutes friend, the distinguished gentleman from alabama, mr. aderholt, the anking member of the commerce, justice, and science subcommittee on appropriations. aderholt: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized. you, mr. olt: thank speaker. i rise this morning in opposition to h.r. 7617. appreciate the efforts of the majority and producing the appropriations package that we're considering o