the match between hungary and switzerland in the group stage of euro 2024, in the 79th minute, martin adam came on the field instead of milosz and apart from his poor performance, he surprised everyone with his strange body shape. this attacker is 191 cm he is significantly overweight and has a larger body than other footballers, which is strange for a professional player in football, and the scottish player was banned for two sessions. ryan pertius, the defender of scotland, who received a straight red card during the match against germany , was sent off the field for a rough tackle. according to uefa's ruling , he was banned from accompanying his country's national team for two sessions. this was the first disciplinary ruling of euro 2024. mehdiar mustafalo of the sed and broadcasting news agency . france. that there are many situations on a goal, well, here is the merkur spiller stadium of the city of duslev and the match between france and austria from group d. you can see that until the 68th minute, one goal is being followed in favor of france. with an own goal, weber has no choice b

gina martin adams had some really great data looking at breadth.he data showed they could continue for a while and it has. they put out data showing any time some thing like this happens people like to talk about bubble behavior. they are not seeing that. if you're looking at the stocks, the philadelphia semiconductor index, it's trading at its all-time highs at even higher than about that in march of 2000. sometimes we talk to sources and maybe things have gotten a bit ahead of themselves. even though people talked about nvidia recently entering a correction off of 10% off the most recent high, it was trading around $550 in the middle of january. the stock split. it's been quite a tear. sometimes if you bring up the correction and tally with nvidia sometimes you will get some i rules from traders. caroline: steve eisman calling it just a blip. coming up, private markets. space x notching the $210 billion valuation in his latest offer. that is more of disney's market cap. ed: i got back from vaca. t-mobile is my carrier. it worked fine. verizon and

martin, leslie. adams, nicholas. sikora, francis. williams. miller, mark and rosalie.nson, george. pig, joseph. gutman daniel. lineham, terry. wallace, patricia. lineham pat. gutman, jerome. palluzzi william. long, kai. aspelin, sarah. coe, john and elaine mendez, elaine. crystalline. tellez, john. skidmore tim. nolan, lennie. pond, leland. pond george. pig, margaret and james. novell romero, amelia. scott, noreen, eric. patrick mclaughlin, patrick. munchetty, calvin. nutmeg these are all the entries for written public comment that were forwarded to the board yesterday by the 5 p.m. deadline and with that public comment is closed, thank you and thank you everyone who provided public comment. and thank you for your patience. i know that's sitting here for three plus hours is, it is not is quite a feat. so thank you again for coming, so colleagues, do we have further discussions or questions before we take a vote? yeah, i'd like to just, express my appreciation to, staff and to all of the presenters today. ian included, and also just compliments to, fellow commissioners

martin's got some competition. i was very nervous at the start, but i found all that to be a very good job and i really enjoyed it. so could adamfrom shrewsbury�*s longest—serving town crier — and whenever that will be — has a very hard act to follow. ijust keep going for as long as i can. and as long as the people in shrewsbury love me and want me, i'll be here. james bovill, bbc news. 0ur king! i don't know what actually gave me advantage. what a lovely story. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. high pressure to the west of the uk has brought most areas a dry weekend. we did see more cloud, though, work into scotland and northern ireland through the day. at the same time, sunday saw much more in the way of sunshine for central and eastern england and lighter winds, too. that had a very significant impact in the temperatures. for some, it was seven degrees warmer on sunday than it had been on saturday. and the temperatures topped out at about 23 degrees in one or two spots as well. that was the scene in poole in dorset, with beach—goers enjoying the warm june sunshine, but cloudy skies worked in across stirling. now, o

martin's got some competition. i was very nervous at the start, but i found all that to be a very good job and i really enjoyed it. so could adampeaking to martin during the sittings, i i saw a vulnerability there, as well, that i kind - of wanted to come through. ijust wanted us to show martin how much the town loves him and values him for everything that he's done for the last 40 years. whoever takes over from shrewsbury�*s longest—serving town crier — and whenever that will be — has a very hard act to follow. ijust keep going for as long as i can. and as long as the people in shrewsbury love me and want me, i'll be here. james bovill, bbc news. 0ur king! election campaigning has entered its second weekend and the parties are on the trail competing for voters' support. over the next five weeks leading up to polling day, we'll bring you reaction from across the uk. this morning, we're looking at porthcawl in wales. this town is in the newly redrawn bridgend constituency. labour held that seat for 32 years before it was won by the conservatives in 2019 — making ita key battleground in wales. 0ur reporter nick sevini has been sp

and i know our head of property management, melissa martin, who i think is who you spoke with, she did send the full report to director adamshortly after on monday. and my understanding is that the supervisor was continuously in contact with folks at the site, showed up immediately on saturday and was, doing everything in his capacity to address the situation except for call a plumber. right well, and in the next day, he didn't just come out because he got a message from residents that came out because he knew i was on my way. i had a thorough conversation with him. i let him tell me what happened so i could listen to him, and then obviously, after he made his statements, then i understood that he was not going to do anything. if the lobby didn't start leaking or if i wasn't coming out. so at the end of the day, right, like you need to have somebody on site 24 hours a day, there's a hotline in place that of course, obviously somebody needs to be responsive to the hotline when there are issues, particularly emergencies like this. and then i hear that residents are now being retaliated against for reaching out to the supervis