marian believes the bank should make up the rest, too. he hired a lawyer to negotiate.hey were not making much progress but since we reached to out to key bank this week, that has chan >>> you may know supplies have not caught up with demands in the u.s., that includes jigsaw puzzles. a community in utah has found a way to share love for puzzles while keeping people connected. elise preston explains. >> reporter: one box is never enough. the past year she's been loading up jigsaw puzzles from the selection from her neighbor's garage. one in particular, pandemic isolation more bearable. >> it was all kind of fish and stuff and it took me forever. >> reporter: this is the sun river community puzzle exchange created by lindee and rob. >> it was the place to be every sunday. >> it is a blue life special at wal walmart. >> reporter: with puzzle shortages online and in stores, the exchange was just the right fit for seniors needed to stay close to home. >> you needed to take your mind away from everything else and puzzles does that. >> reporter: themes like nature and food an

in san jose, marian favro. >>> one teenager dead, others injured after a car crashed near livermore.ix high school students in a pick up truck that plunged into an embankment late last night. they air lifted two of the teens to hospitals, rushed the other four to hospitals and ambulances. one of the victims died. the superintendent says crisis support teams are being mobilized for students and staff. >>> another bay area city might be asking people to mask up. earlier this week we told you about vunessau, moving forward its own mask mandate. salono did their own. now, vallejo is considering doing the same thing. vallejo will have a special meeting tuesday to discuss the possible mandate. >>> stanford ramping up the covid testing requirements. they announced, starting september 20th, weekly testing will be required, regardless of vaccination status. unvaccinated members of the university must test twice per week. the good news is stanford provides the test for free at several locations around campus. >> this is going toby a huge moment for me. i hope it's a huge moment for others too.

really respond to that, so we will come back after this brief break and we will talk more about lint, marian devotion, and making the consecration visible in our lives every day. please come back and join us. >>> welcome back to mosaic. father kevin kennedy, you are a preach of the 28th of san fransisco, a roman catholic priest. many of us including myself don't know much about the business singing, but you got involved in this method of worship. >> i became interested in high school and even more so . visit churches, i always thought what a beautiful form of worship, the icons, the liturgy, i wished to be in full communion with rome. would not it be wonderful to have the full communion, and that is what visiting catholicism is. there are groups of orthodox christians who throughout the centuries have sought to reenter into that unity that existed in the first millennium in the history of christianity, the union between east and west. these byzantine catholic communities have their home --co rm in the early 20th century is so small it doesn't have its own hierarchy, so, we are entrusted to t

these amazing sopranos, like marian anderson— amazing sopranos, like marian anderson who was a real pioneeron — anderson who was a real pioneer. she had to eye on her own clothes before going _ had to eye on her own clothes before going onstage because nobody would do it for— going onstage because nobody would do it for her. it was seen as beneath— do it for her. it was seen as beneath people to service somebody from that _ beneath people to service somebody from that background. but she created — from that background. but she created such a stir when she was on stage _ created such a stir when she was on stage and _ created such a stir when she was on stage and broke through many barriers — stage and broke through many barriers. it stage and broke through many barriers. , , ., ., barriers. it is very important that we embrace _ barriers. it is very important that we embrace diversity, _ barriers. it is very important that we embrace diversity, not - barriers. it is very important that we embrace diversity, not least. we embrace diversity, not least because it sits within a tradition of div

ah, no. marian lives in london. wanna take you through our top stories known events have been held in lebanon to commemorate a year. devastating explosion at bay roots. port of 200 people were killed at 6 and a half 1000. others injured. when a poorly stored chemical stockpile was ignited, it was one of the world's biggest ever known nuclear explosions. the lebanese authorities have been criticized for blocking a judicial investigation. and 12 months old people are demanding on, says large groups of protest is clashed with security forces near the parliament building a calling for accountability, but lebanon has no functioning government that continues to slide into political and economic chaos. so far, no senior officials have been health, we're count. st. hodder is in bay route for us. we are now in more to square, which is the center of the protest movement. that's again in october 2009. as you can see, there's still firing to go to this 1st the remaining few protesters here. we've seen seems like this play out i

oh, i marian lives in london, wanna take you through our top stories now, and events have been held in lebanon to commemorate a year. devastating explosion at bay roots port but of 200 people were killed at 6 and a half 1000. others injured when a poorly stored chemical stockpile was ignited, it was one of the world's biggest ever known nuclear explosions. the lebanese authorities have been criticized for blocking a judicial invest.

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these amazing sopranos, like marian anderson who was a real pioneer. to iron her own clothes before going onstage because nobody would do it for her. it was seen as beneath people to service somebody from that background. but she created such a stir when she was on stage and broke through many barriers. it is very important that we embrace diversity, not least because it sits within a tradition of diversity on our stage. we are proud of the fact that singers of colour were performing on our stage right back to the 19505, 1960s, �*70s, some really famous names in there. grace bumbry being just one. it's important we carry on that tradition. i met grace at a competition and we didn't have much time, but we did take pictures and she did give a talk to encourage everyone to say how well we are doing. we know that performers in the past in opera, that the males would have to blacken their face to play 0thello. how does that make you feel? the stories we are telling does not discriminate, does not choose who or how you look like, where you come from, and it

oh, i marian lives in london, our main story now. united states has killed what it describes as to high profile ice. okay. targets in a drone strike on fact today. and again says, one of the groups plan is under, facilitate to, were killed in the strikes in the eastern province of manga and not the iso k member was injured. the strike comes 2 days after i still claim responsibility for the suicide bombing cobbles, ab.

but activists, marian called up, thinks that it's a dangerous path to dread. this is inherently flawed. it's true of id on the jews, which is the pushing on the lobbying groups, which helps right this. this document 4 year old has no idea what the agenda is very kind of easily influencing the very easily influenced. ready by adults and what they say around them. so gradually putting kids in boxes that's an age of 4 years old. and not just saying, oh, well, if you're a boy and you're like you're playing with dolls, maybe you're actually trump. these are very dangerous ideologies that we're actually, we're going in and i'm being progressive naturally betting the rest of the scottish government though, says the children are happy and they learn more at school when they feel safe, respected, and included whenever they decide to transition. how broadcast room, former british and p, george galloway seated the nationalist government here frustrated by its failure to achieve its primary goal the breakup of britain, the independence of scotland has made our turn to mat

european union russian. foreign minister said caleb rob is giving a news briefing with his hunger. marian counts. bob, let's listen it either or that sort of there's a foundation for our play, a lead relations with and i would like to think him the company or the recent years for the work we have done in the recent years that was based on the mutual respect and best work we managed to time about that because he couldn't use that as you to gather. but nevertheless, i would like to say that these were what the patient, despite the negative, at an ambiance that we were at the end. but nevertheless, we have a fact offend pragmatic results to show for it meals. wonder what does those countries can be proud of such results in last month and right simply we have faith. they asked and you challenges you difficulties when he thought he would fish based on shaggy, because mean a mean the mean the league is on you. and we were also supposed to consider the new threats and challenges by political movements. and it was very important to do that to show that it is high time to go back to international

hello. marian. watching al jazeera, also coming up in the program. strong winds back to the northeast in the us coastline. a tropical storm on re makes land full bringing lashing rain and the risk of flooding and power. outage is ancient tribes seat a modern day settlement brazil's indigenous people wait on land time court ruling and conservation is raised to save and mountain ships from the brawling threat of illegal logging. ah, welcome to the program. well, it's been a week since the afghan capital combo fell to the taliban, and tens of thousands of people are still scrambling to board. is like ation flights from the city that ports me. at least 20 people are reported to been killed in the chaos of campbell airport in recent days. almost 6000 u. s. and foreign troops had guarding the field. and as increasing concern about security threats, taliban fighters have been mounting checkpoints and blocking people without documents from entering the airports. well, the us says more than 25000 people, including afghans, americans, and other nationals have been flown out. the many are still

thank you, marian. well, there's a reason why chelsea paid more than a $130000000.00 for rama luke cock, who the striker is already repaying the investment scoring. and his 1st game for the blues, the belgian star grabbed the opener against arsenal. chelsea doubled their lead before half time. christy reese jane, that's to for to, for chelsea to start the season and the same for arsenal, except they've only tasted defeat. i felt still a little bit with heavy legs and when you had in the, in the 1st half, not of the last sharpness and, and freshness. and then we got a bit sloppy at easy ball losses. so was also some moments lead was not so comfortable, fully is really challenging. and the moment we are missing 9, play it. and then there are big senior players is what we have. we put that on a team that it will be probably and press enter the the history of this will go club. manchester united extended their unbeaten away street to a record. equally in 27 premier league matches, they fell behind the south

schools have also been advised to suggest neutral books and uniforms, but activists, marian called and thinks that it is a dangerous path to tread on. this is inherently flowed through all idea ology, which is the pushing on the lobbying groups, which helps right this, this document 4 year old has no idea what the agenda is very kind of easily influencing the very easily influenced by adults and what they say around them. so gradually putting kids in boxes, that's an age of 4 years old. and that's just saying, oh, well, if you're a boy and you're like you're playing with dolls, maybe you're actually trumps. these are very dangerous ideologists that we're actually, we're going into and i'm sort of being progressive naturally betting the question. all right, so it's kind of government says children are happier and learn more at school when they feel safe, respected, and included whenever they decide to transition. here is how broadcast her and former british m p. george galloway. she's a the nationalist government here, frustrated by its failure to achieve its primary goal the breakup of

and one must also point out marian, that the congress last year pass told voted for some $40000000000.00 as part of a corona virus relief act. to be given to renters. those who are renting out these apartments as now only $3.00, billions of that amount is actually being paid out. so not only has congress failed to act on this matter, but it is also failed to impose the resolution that is already talk about a year ago. so great public anger and of course, millions of people facing eviction. one last, most the marion is that a number of states have provided interim measures. a new york state to california has actually introduced state controls to prevent addictions while the pandemic continues. thank you from washington. mike hannah, now controversial changes to hong kong immigration law or have come into effect. critic say it will give the government sweeping powers to stop people from coming in or out of the territory. thousands had been leaving before the law came into force. adrian brown reports from hong kong. hong kong international airport is a quiet place these days. except here, t

david's mum marian said her son's murder was the hardest thing she and herfamily have been through, somethinghave seen justice. sentencing for david's murder will take place in september. lebo diseko, bbc news. lionel messi — perhaps the greatest footballer of this generation — has said he's extremely happy to be a paris st—germain player and hopes to continue winning titles. the argentine striker signed a two year deal with psg, after his dramatic departure from barcelona at the weekend. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott has this report from paris. their life was in barcelona. now it's in paris. it's a move no—one, including the messi family, saw coming this time a week ago. behind the smiles, how's it been for the man at the centre of one of the biggest football transfers in history? translation: it was hard to sleep. it was hard to rest. these past days, i was anxious about the uncertainty, and the change for the family was complicated until we could get things going and make progress on the agreement with paris. from there, it was about thinking ahead — a new chapter, a new experience

leave, who worked with the americans, the accounts on the ground site that is anything but the case. marian, thank you from washington. phil laval taliban is trying to form a new government with hopes of a possible breakthrough in the coming week. group senior leaders are in talks with their commanders, former government figures and religious scholars. charlotte ballad has more phenomena. the united states calls him a global terrorist and off is a $5000000.00 reward for his capture. yet, one week after the taliban took control leila from man had connie moves freely around kabul. the taliban lead his schedule is full of meetings with afghan leaders . that we're going to collect every group of political groups, all the groups, and unites them and work together to build a better afghan. astonished and defended senior taliban leaders who spend the week in negotiations. they say they won't and inclusive government. hello. economy is a leader and connie network and remain on terra watch lists and under un sanctions . but now here in carville up to one week, he's acting as a diplomat. connie even

david's mum marian said her son's murder was the hardest thing she and her family have been through,hould have to go through. but, she said, she was grateful to god that today they have seen justice. sentencing for david's murder will take place in september. lebo diseko, bbc news. now on bbc news...click looks at how artificial intelligence could be used to help health services around the world. this week: a special programme. can artificial intelligence make healthcare better for all of us, and save the nhs? here in the uk, the national health service has been in crisis for many years, looking after an increasingly ageing population with complex needs. fighting for resources, it has been at breaking point. and then the pandemic hit. there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope. and indeed, many countries�* health systems have struggled with the sheer number of covid patients. even those which didn't have people spilling out onto the streets had to put all other treatments on hold. the nhs is an old health system. in fact, it's several different s

this 110 to shed by 4 families from afghanistan's northern province of to her like marian, a widowed mother of 6, who says she had to sell possessions to move here and escape the conflict. got on the market. another then forgot, no one helped us. when we came here, we saw the tv and a carpet and have an economizing leg eating less. but the money ran out 3 days ago were not in good shape. located on the outskirts of cobble this open piece of land was overrun with displaced people. as the taliban closed in on the capital. and the government attempted to move them to more organized camps with the collapse of that government has come to get and of any official help adding to cobbles, growing crisis of people displaced by war. that journeys began from places where the conflict has raged around. african is done in recent months and the taliban victory as broad a degree of stability. but for many still no clear idea of where to go next. on the other side of this shad turned hulu. has it right, wants to take his family of 9 back to their home. but he doesn't know if the house he is still pay

i'm marian was and we're going to have continuing coverage of the story in afghanistan after multiple explosions. cobble apples have resulted in the death of 60 afghans, children among those casualties. and we now confirmation that 12 us service personnel also died in those attacks. more a bit. stay with us. i . it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello there, hope you're doing well. let's pick up your weather story right here, right now with asia pacific and right off the bat, har plumb rains, picking up through the inks, the river valley outside the east china sea and steering rate into south korea. which of course does not need this rain. after tropical depression, no mice pass through dropping hundreds of millimeters of rank further toward the east. it's a story of heat across japan, so alerts and play for chicago cou, q shoe, and horseshoe. and tokyo is included in this with a heat index. it's filling in the low to mid forties, while they're view the plum rains on saturdays start to migrate f

lifestyle in new york, while the basic rights of women are being stripped in afghanistan, 42 year old. marian connie is living in brooklyn working as a filmmaker the united states plans through vacuum as many as 22000 people by the end of august, while the united kingdom has brought back 300 british citizens and 2000 afghans. germany has now helped almost a 1000 as they look to bring more safe to safety or to peter oliver has more from berlin. well, what we've been hearing here in germany from the interior ministers of the 16 states that make up the federal republic is there petitioning whole state hope of the federal interior minister saying germany needs a new african refugees program, the official message, or the message coming from the top of government here in berlin low is that they want to see african refugees housed and looked after in neighboring countries to galveston. countries like a ron pakistan as well. what we've heard from angular merkel though is she says there are lessons that must be learned from what's happened enough on the phone. these are still missing at this point, an

of time down the line to discuss all these matters, but that's going to be as soon as next week, marian, when congress returns from its recess. they are going to be a lot of questions off with abide in administration, and they have already been a lot of demands for briefings from biden administration. officials, accounting for what has happened over the past 10 days. thank you very much. my can live at the white house. thanks, mike. well, in all the developments, nato members have been holding emergency talks on how back to help those in need. these sector, general young stolen bug told al jazeera that in that q a. she might need to continue into september. we have communicated clearly to it's all a bomb that they should provides a safe passage for everyone who wants to leave the country. and especially when enable them to go to the airport. so many darlise and especially in the states have had well, di will called abrasion will tactical compact with, with all the bomb to make sure that that happens. we have seen some progress, but still it is a very difficult situation outside of the a

thank you. marian. well, us, secretary of state has been defending his country's role in the conflicts more on all of this might can joins us from washington. what so the u. s. government saying, mike, well, the government is busy rebutting criticism that it is an intelligence failure. what is happening and up, gone is done at present. president biden, early on in the day held a video conference with his national security leaders. also, interestingly enough, with his representative in doha, have the white house released a photograph of the president in casual clothes at camp david, holding this video news conference. but there's been much criticism of the bite and administration and not necessarily just for the decision to pull out of upcoming dom that was a decision essentially that was made in an agreement reached by the previous president in may last year. but by the speed with which the situation has so incredibly deteriorated, the secretary of states has now pushing back on comparisons to what happ

mean, you know, there's this sense here that these ideas that are being push may not be majority, marian, but they certainly have the ideas of people in power. go ahead, down to bear even the idea of insurrection, as that title that it is, is, will be politicized. things are going to daniel grad jumping. that's fine. i mean, yeah, i mean both sides have their grievances. i mean for every, for every complaint by the right, i can cite 10 complaints by the, by the left which you know which the left leaves and just as passionately and justice fervently. but the point is, and it's and was throwing around the ward majority. and i believe that ultimately democracy rests on majority rule. we can discuss the question of minority rights and what that means, etc. but ultimately majority democratic rule is the driving force behind democracy . if you have 25 people vote and 13 want one, option 12 want the other well, the 30 then well, that's simply the way it works. and, but the problem in america is we don't have that. we have a system of minority rule upon minority rule. neither side has the power

i says k, just like the comment, marian delta, it should be referred to as i says, very into use leak left as it would try to. in fact, a one is non with the random. however, i'd be the poly bond vaccine to carry the metal further with control the spread better than any coffee vaccine is able to control corona virus. so really, you know, we're talking about, i says on the ground it was reported earlier in other channels. the london broadcasting but, you know, i says k or i just kept law, has only about 2000 people on the ground. holidays when to do all this. and of course, you know what is really important to know that over the last 10 days, since at valley bon actually walked into cardboard, in sort of blood less liberation if you like. from the western powers. there hasn't been any killings or death for the last 10 days. all of the sudden this happens in, in cardboard. as i said, you know, are there any sit in the hands behind it? we just have to wait and see. and i hope it doesn't. it's spread and that followed by not able to control these so called i says, variance now shabbier, y

robert bride al jazeera couple marian, a tie is a women's rights activists enough on the stone. she says the future will look grim for african women. if the taliban are able to catch a couple, people are really suffering. this situation is wars of money. millions of people have been displaced from salt water and also from the notch and one on the on the door and refused the feeling. the cold feeling in coal at the park, on the trees of the living on the street with jolly on his very we're going the 2 questions. i will say. i feel very scary. i'm very scared about being up to the t up pick up because i was not allowed to go to school when i was child doing, it's all about time. and a lot the woman learn the millions of dollars and of good will have a covering from who have experience from that time. they really scared him something if the tolerable and take over of call the tomorrow get within next week or within a month. what would be the situation? one, what would be what you're actually going which direction to go to school? are we able to, to go to walk on? what would be our

well, marian, 1st of all, i would imagine that they've done all that they can to prevent such an attack, but you know, suicide bombers or car bombs or things of this nature are the most difficult to, to stop. and of course, the taliban controls the outer perimeter. not the us are and not coalition. so this, this is a very difficult situation. what do you make of that? because it's not about in that statement. obviously, they're in a position now where they're having to go from insurgency to governance. so they want to project the ability to be able to enforce some kind of stability in the capital. they are at some pains to say that this took place in an area in which the us military forces were responsible for, for security of our essentially absolving themselves of any role. well, if you allow me, let me say 1st, there are hundreds of africans as well as these 12 americans who have been killed or terribly injured here recently in the last few hours and their families attached to them. and this is certainly for them. of course, the to think that they were there on a humanitarian mission

government has also announced similar plans and that led to protests in milan, the prime minister, marian rocky edge people to get vaccinated or risk. a new locked on the us is urging beach and is he in president case said to outline a swift return to a democratic path. national security advisor jim sullivan spoke to him on the telephone to emphasize the need for new governments. opponents accused said of staging, a qu after he dismissed the prime minister and froze, the parliaments catching up his young has more and tenicia were for now at least uncertain. he seems to be the only certainty a popular president continues to reassure the public, even as the political crisis deepens. on friday evening, during the meeting with new york times, journalists who been detained briefly earlier in the week, guy cited promise to respect people's liberty. the middle as despite the cross this, that to nicea is living. it still operates with freedom of expression and was human right. built on the constitution and faced with some difficulties in some areas or with some administration than these are inten

. ♪ marian always calls the fons because she wanted to treat him with such respect.uck out there. >> and she had a crush on him a little bit. >> when the fons took over, the dynamic changed. >> that show ends up going from 22nd place to the number one show. there would be traffic and people getting home to watch "happy days." it was targeting 18 or 29 years old. >> garry marshal says we got this part on "happy days." they were incredibly individually funny. >> anybody's calling me a nasty name? everyone identified with lavern and shirley because we are best friends. laverne and shirley is about two class struggling to make ends meet. >> working at a brewery. >> it is nice to see two women at the center of sitcom. >> they threw the lens in the 50s, able to say what women were trying to strive in the '70s. women want to go out and work and not get married right after high school. >> well, have fun. >> we'll meet guys. >> say you go to this party and you meet this wonderful guy, do you think he's going to married you? >> laverne just wanted to have a good time. >> what

$20,000 in cash at home on golden rain avenue 41 year old daniel lot of van nuys and 46 year old marianradu were taken into custody after being held for multiple felonies, while the driver in oakland suffers a medical emergency. the car careens off the road ruptures a gas line and forces the evacuation of nearby homes now what happened around one o'clock this afternoon on filbert street, the broken gas line was spewing gas so pg knee was called in to shut off the line residents near seventh and filbert had to be temporarily evacuated while crews stop the leak. can repair the break that's her like helicopter going around, then i just our hand like the speaker from the helicopter going off. so by that time i knew it was something so i just went on my balcony to see what was going on in there. i just heard them have to evacuate because it was a gas leak or something like that. by three o'clock this afternoon that leak was fixed and residents were allowed to return home. oakland police say a woman was shot in a drive by shooting this afternoon not far from that gas leak. it happened your se

. >> after one week back at school, a covid outbreak in the marian school district in arkansas has put more than 500 students and staff in quarantine. louisiana is also facing a severe shortage of icu beds. louisiana state university will require all students to either get vaccinated or get tested monthly. doctors are now strongly encouraging adults to get vaccinated to protect children. >> it is hard for us as pediatricians to see kids affected. and it is pre-veventable but th don't have the choice to get vaccinated. you know, parents are responsible for those choices. >> los angeles county will now require vaccination for all of its employees, roughly 110,000 workers. one health expert from the trump administration is warning new variants will keep popping up if vaccination rates don't pick up. >> the next variant is just around the corner if we do not get all vaccinated. i beg the american people to understand that to defeat this virus, we have to get everybody's level of immunity up and that is just the way it is. >> meanwhile in florida, broward county schools are defying governor

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david's mum marian said her son's murder was the hardest thing she and herfamily have been through, somethingow would you feel if your employer told you they might dock your pay if you chose to work from home permanently? well, that's what google might soon be telling it's employees be telling its employees if they live in a different area from where their offices are. the tech giant says that compensation should be determined by the cost of living of where an employee works from, and they are not the only ones in the industry saying this. microsoft, facebook, and twitter have also offered less pay for employees based in locations where it's more inexpensive to live. well, for more on this subject, i'm joined now byjake rosenfeld, who is a professor of sociology in saint louis, missouri. hello to you. thank you so much for joining us. what is driving this, and your opinion? google doesn't really need to save money, does it? no, this is not a company and distressed by any means. i think that's a great question. i think partly in the background is google's attempt to lure more and more workers

david's mum marian said her son's murder was the hardest thing she and herfamily have been through, something september. lebo diseko, bbc news. an undercover police officer has described how he feared for his life when a convicted terrorist charged towards him wielding a knife before he fatally shot him. sudesh amman stabbed two people, who survived, last february, ten days after he was released from prison. if any may have registered the highest temperature ever recorded in europe. the reading near syracuse registered 48.8 celsius. but it still needs to be verified. if any�*s current heat wave has been caused by an anti—cyclone moving up from africa. cities across the country are expected to face extreme heat for a number of days. the previous european record is 48 degrees registered in greece in 1977. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. not that much in the way of settled summer sunshine for many as we go through thursday, as another area of low pressure really starts to dominate the story. and to the south of that low, we'll see plenty of isobars, the win