one of the secrets of free masonry success and distressed masons the widows of masons can get from thebrotherhood. but also free masonry gate and imperial soldier and imperial bureaucrat traveling from sake canada to south africa, to india a kind of home from home. an instant social life. an instant network. also free masonry values repeatedly provided a cover story for imperialism. the idea it was the british were just conquering the world because they wanted to own large parts, they were doing it in the name of universal brotherhood and so on and so forth. there's something fundamentally deceptive about the weight masonic values were provoked on a freemason during the long history of the british empire. the other histories much more american. despite free masonry universal values embracing tolerance from the beginning, free masonry in america almost as long as there's been free masonry in america has been racially divided between two distinct traditions. one the mainstream white the other african-american puts it takes its name from its founder of freemason who became a mason in the

jackie mason. thank you very much for reminding _ jackie mason.very much for reminding us who _ jackie mason. thank you very much for reminding us who jackie - jackie mason. thank you very much for reminding us who jackie mason | for reminding us who jackie mason was. plenty more on the website. all the olympic news. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. hello. some of us have seen big changes in the weather through the weekend, from the heat to thunderstorms, and we'll all see something different in the week ahead, as the blue skies and sunshine are replaced with something cooler, frequent showers, but still some spells of sunshine, especially later in the week. and whereas last week the focus was on high—pressure, in the week ahead, it's all down to low pressure. and this has been generating plenty of showers and thunderstorms across parts of south—east and southern england through sunday afternoon. this is what's been happening. you can see this line of thunderstorms and showers developing really from east anglia all the way down

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. >> 80 eastbound at mason street. there is a accident there. >> we know that at least one of the lanes is open, but again, 80 eastbound at mason street in vacaville as you're traveling. >> but heading into the city this morning. the the bay bridge, no major issues or delays from the east bay. once you reach the maze to the fremont street exit. it'll take you a little under 2 minutes to make that drive. also the san mateo bridge looks nice traveling across towards the peninsula. you can do that under 13, no major issues there. let's head over. look at the richmond sandra fell commute traveling out of richmond under 10 minutes for your drive time. we're going to have more on your traffic. but for now, let's get back to the news. another big story this morning, a former raiders and forty-niners coach has died after a tragic bicycle accident in the east bay. kron four's. dan thorn has the latest. there. >> nfl teams and many others are remembering the life of danville resident greg knapp also known as snap or the 58 year-

chris mason, thank _ much get back to normal. chris mason, thank you _ much get back to normal.very - much get back to normal. chris mason, thank you very much, i much get back to normal. chris mason, thank you very much, thank you for that. now on bbc news — it's now time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and journalist and broadcaster caroline frost. thank you slightly late but some breaking news that may influence how the front pages go. let as give you a flavour of what the front pages look like. the mail leads on the government's plans forjuly 19th in england — the paper says tomorrow the prime minister will declare it's time to restore personalfreedoms, and will argue that we need to learn to live with covid as we do with flu — specifying that after the rules are dropped onjuly19th, individuals will be asked to judge the risks for themselves. "use yourjudgment on masks" continues the telegraph — which says borisjohnson will tell the public that they will no

now, you may remember i was talking about miss mason's case on the show. it sticks in your mind, right? because it is so agree just on his face. particularly egregious in context. now it looks like, again in the state of texas it may be happening again. the story starts on primary day in texas last year. so, not the general election. this was actually super tuesday. the day that 15 different states and territories held their presidential primaries, including texas. march 3rd last year. and the turnout on super tuesday was massive. harris county, texas. home to the state's largest city of houston, harris county was not prepared for the huge turnout on super tuesday, last march. they were crazy, long lines at lots of polling places. particularly in heavily minority communities. people in those communities, had to wait for hours to vote in many circumstances. that was men the nation met a -- was the last person in line at the polling site on texas university campus. that same in the white shirt right on the other side of the blast are. her vice rogers worked

bringing mason _ come on england. what about you? bringing mason mount _ come on england.nd. what about you? bringing mason mount back into - come on england. what about you? | bringing mason mount back into the fold, sancho, we will win tonight. what do you think the score line will be? q; :: what do you think the score line will be? 5: :: ,': ' what do you think the score line will be? 5; :: g; ' ., ~ ., will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet- — will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do _ will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do you _ will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do you think— will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do you think england i clean sheet. do you think england will brina clean sheet. do you think england will bring it _ clean sheet. do you think england will bring it home _ clean sheet. do you think england will bring it home tonight? - clean sheet. do you think england will bring it home tonight? it - clean sheet. do you think england will bring it home tonight? it is i will bring it home tonight? it

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anyway, from that mason to the other mason, mason mount, who in a heart—warming moment of the match handed to a girl in the crowd. very nice moment. kind of symbolises the feel—good factor there is. even for scottish people. definitely! in their adopted home of england. we were supporting england very heartily last night. all eyes on the final now on sunday against italy. one of our guests on the pod cast tonight is italian, and it is the ceo of lastminute.com, andrea bertoli. hello, andrea. nice to be here with you. in this brief moment of peace before sunday. we can still enjoy some fun today. yeah, and we've got loads to talk to you about. first, you are italian, secondly, you run a travel company, and the government hasjust massively changed its travel policies. loads to make you happy. there's only one question, though, is it coming home, or coming rome? 0h! i think you should be happy you made it to the final. i that's enough. laughter the squad are looking good, i don't know a lot about football, - but italy look like a team you should be scared of. pretty cool. i no, it's going to

mason later appeared on broadway in one-man shows and made cameos on tv and in movies.emmy and tony. jackie mason was 93 years old. >>> a dramatic rescue to save a baby pinned underneath a car, and france approves controversial new coronavirus rules. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" says the french parliament today approved special covid-19 passes for all restaurants along with new vaccine rules. the law requires health care workers to start getting vaccinated by september 15th or risk suspension. it also requires people over the age of 12 to have a health pass to enter all restaurants, trains, planes, and some other public venues by the end of september. the new rules have triggered protests and political tensions. president emmanuel macron says that they're needed to protect people and avoid new lockdowns as infections are rebounding. >>> our miami station wfor reports a memorial concert was held for the victims of the surfside condo collapse. dozens of people packed the ball harbor beach last night for the concert. it

chris mason, _ delivered by diktat form mistress.verage of that starts here on bbc one and on the bbc news channel from a50. the time is 18 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime... widespread condemnation of racial abuse aimed at the england footballers who missed their penalties in last night's defeat to italy. and coming up, the boss of google warns the ideal of a free and open internet is under attack. coming up on the bbc news channel, we'll continue to look at how england pick themselves up after that agonising defeat on penalties to italy in the finals of euro 2020. gareth southgate says there are many positives. parts of the united states are struggling to contain wildfires, after a record breaking heatwave. forecasters are warning that some places including california and nevada will remain dangerously hot with fears that more fires will break out. firefighters say the air is so dry that much of the water dropped by aircraft to tackle the flames evaporates before it even reaches the ground. our north america correspo

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a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university joins me now via skype. these are the details we have so far. what do we make of this explosion? >> i would say there are two schools of thought. we just heard from the official that it was a natural accident. however, the sound of the blast was heard 25 kilometers away which means there is a significant explosion and it could have matched -- it is not supposed -- my second thought is, is there a way we can understand what happened at opec plus. there was supposed to be another meeting on monday, but suspended between the rift. is there a way we can think of this possibility? it could be a signal or letter that they need to consider some agreement or compromise. i'm not trying to -- i'm wondering, the size of the explosion and how far it went, this is not just a small fire. anchor: you are saying the potential of it being and attacked is not to be completely excluded? >> since the officials in dubai rushed to this narrative, it was a natural accident. i don't understand how natural it was. it was a rushed de

we have talked about crystal mason. in 2016, she went to her local polling place in tarrant county, texas, to vote. she voted her name not on the voting rolls there. at the suggestion of a poll worker, miss mason filled out a provisional ballot. she was told basically we are not sure what the problem is, but fill this out. if there is any real problem here, we won't count it but provisionally you can cast this vote in case we can sort out whatever seems to be the matter. a few months after that experience she was arrested and charged with illegal voting because when she filled out that provisional ballot she was on supervised release after completing a prison sentence for federal conviction. and she thought because she had served her time in prison that she was eligible to vote. she didn't know under texas law you are not eligible to vote unless you have also completed any probation or supervised release after release from prison. she did not know that. even though that was a technical misunderstanding and even though s

karol mason.aliban is continuing its advance across swathes of afghanistan, claiming to have captured another 10 districts over the past 24 hours. the militants have made rapid advances as nato troops withdraw, and now control about a third of the country. afghanistan's military insisted today it will retake all districts that have fallen. our correspondent secunder kermani reports. gunfire. the taliban advance rapidly across afghanistan. gunfire. in some areas, under—resourced government forces have fled. and in others, the insurgents have faced stiff resistance. the group now controls around a third of all districts, but afghan officials have vowed to launch a counteroffensive. the afghan security forces, the afghan air force has reorganised itself. so, they may have abandoned their posts because they ran out of ammunition or they run out of supplies, but by no means has anyone defected. bagram was america's largest base in afghanistan and was home to high—value prisoners. it was handed over to

let's talk to our political correspondent, chris mason.l industry has been desperate for. there's still a lot of uncertainty, though. good evening to you, one of the defining characteristics of this pandemic is uncertainty and it's not going away. the challenge for societies and governments is how they manage risk, how they restore our liberties and how we juggle the practicalities of weighing up those two options. now, the government, when you speak to them and i've been speaking to people in government tonight, they say this is about balance, this is about weighing up those things on either side of the ledger, if you like. they point to the wall of protection offered by the wall of protection offered by the vaccines, 35 million people now double jabbed, but, as you were saying, there is a soaring number of cases and with that there's been a soaring number of people being pinged by the nhs at and having to self—isolate. the biggest number, a third of a million being asked in the last week ofjune, the highest number by a mile this year and

we represent miss mason as well. the same issue there is the issue here.doing the right thing. no one would risk their livelihood, that of their family's, to go vote and no one should have to. we should make voting safe and easy. right now we have texas legislators trying to make voting scarier and riskier for texans and really trying to intimidate people from going to the polls and expressing their voice. >> for ken paxton to be the person doing this, the fbi on allegations of bribery and abuse of his office. the associated press reports that the fbi is investigating him for apparently using his office to benefit a big donor. he was seeking a pardon from donald trump for that. do you believe that what ken paxton is doing is about politics or is it simply straight up about just intimidating black and brown voters jim crow style or is it a combination? >> yeah, what i can say is we have a long history of pushing back on paxton's efforts to politicize events, from trying to overturn the 2020 election in six states other than texas, whether it's attacking bid

mason mount with the corner! jordan _ these euros. mason mount with the corner!dan henderson _ these euros. mason mount with the corner! jordan henderson had - these euros. mason mount with the| corner! jordan henderson had never scored for his _ corner! jordan henderson had never scored for his country, _ corner! jordan henderson had never scored for his country, another- scored for his country, another headed goal and england were heading into the semifinals with their biggest knockout win at a major tournament. we biggest knockout win at a ma'or tournament. ~ . ., ., , ., tournament. we have another big game cominu u- tournament. we have another big game coming up and — tournament. we have another big game coming up and we _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want to _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want to go _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want to go further. coming up and we want to go further this time. it's a great feeling to win

the entertainment world is mourning legendary comedian jackie mason. was a former rabbi who became one of the most popular standup comics of the 19 sixties, making a name for himself in the bush belt in new york's catskill mountain resorts. he was a frequent guest on the ed sullivan show. and all of the late night talk shows of the sixties and seventies. he appeared in the classic 1979 steve martin movie the jerk and was the star of a popular one man show on broadway. mason died yesterday at a hospital in new york city following a long illness. he was 93 years old coming up tonight after the break the a's look to avoid their third straight loss, and the giants continue to crush the ball with four home runs today, but wasn't enough to beat the pirates joe fonzi up next to tell you after the break, then coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news, spyware. evolves infecting phones. we'll show you how to keep your device protected attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter wh

he was the only one. >> stephen: are you a mason?my own. ( laughter) >> stephen: i assume you have some secrets that you're not willing to share with us today. >> i'm not going to share them with you at anytime. ( laughter) >> stephen: when we come back, robert duvall and i watch my favorite scene of his of all time from the movie "network." stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ feeling stressed in your skin? not with new olay retinol body wash. which improves skin 3x better. from dry and stressed, to bright and smooth. so, i can feel my best in my skin. olay body. fearless in my skin. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't f

now, another ghost story is about the carpenter and the brick mason. the carpenter was a handsome fellow and he carried on kind of a foot with the brick layer who is on the right there. and they would get in the conflict, an old guy and the way he was treated. there's even a drawing and later on, the brick mason was so angry that he knocked out the carpenter and he had gotten in trouble for fighting. a location to the corridor to the rooms and there's a place you can see where the bricks were added and if you come by that late at night, particularly after lights are gone, people are gone, you can hear the carpenter inside still trying get out. so that one is definitely a ghost. another ghost is peter. he sits in the crypt -- he's trying to get out of congress. he was never paid. they went ahead and let andrew. lafont got no credit and no money a spirit that we can identify that is fearful. another one is john, old chamber. that's elaborate. that's a brick art. one of the complex brick arches ever built and at the time had wider span. they had to put th

ooh >> i'm going to probably cry >> the emotional time moment alexandra staph's fifth graders and masoncdowell's third graders have been working for >> open your eyes, guys open up! >> reporter: the first year wichita public school teachers inviting their students to be a part of their wedding this week. >> i'm very excited. >> i'm very happy to be a part of this. >> reporter: the big question came back in april when the couple got engaged after dating during covid. >> will you guys be my junior bridesmaids >> yes >> will you guys be my junior groomsmaids >> yes. >> it would be really sweet if you would. >> ah! >> reporter: it was a hit on social media, and a gesture of dedication for these educators. >> i hope you all can see the smiles going on in here >> reporter: sharing their joy following a difficult year >> how did you decide to invite your students to be a part of your wedding? >> they just mean so much to me, but because of the pandemic, i feel like we had an even more interesting relationship with our students because we're all going through this hard time together. >> reporte

fellow actors paid tribute to mason on twitter over the weekend. jason alexander said, "one of the best." >> i wasn't familiar with his humor. but that stuff was very funny. about who's happy? the wife and the mother. that is so true. >> it is. >> so true. >> i like that he said, too, i read that he rarely writes anything down. >> i didn't see that. >>> good morning. it's 8:25. police are looking for a hit and run driver. sham was hit on the night of june 30th and died a week later. the suspect in a dark colored sedan stopped briefly and then drove off. >>> san francisco considering congestion pricing to help get traffic moving. a fee of $6.50 could apply to two zones for drivers who make more than $100,000 a year. >>> governor newsom will be in alameda to once again urge californians to get the covid vaccine. this as the delta variant spreads. about 62% of the state's population is fully vaccinated. >>> i am gianna franco as we take a look at the roadways. if you are ready to hop on 101, we've got brake lights in marin, south bound 101, a trouble

that's anthony mason. tony is off today. >>> the west faces a new wave of blistering heat and dangerous wildfires. california's largest fire this year spreads while flames in oregon threaten the region's power supply. >>> new covid cases rise across the country driven by the dangerous delta variant that accounts for more than half of daily cases. dr. anthony fauci will talk with us about the risk and the remedy. >>> cuba is rocked by its biggest public protests in decades. thousands of people are angry over food shortages and the government's response to the pandemic. what authorities are doing to keep control. >>> and sir richard branson rides his space plane into history books with a flawless test flight. how he's clearing the way for a new era of tourism. >> i'll say. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> it's never been hotter. it feels like we're in an oven. >> hazy, hot, humid conditions. >> what do we do in 112, 113 heat? ac or cold beer. >> reporter: triple-digit weat

. >>> comedian jackie mason has died. for his sharp wit and political incorrectness and was an amateur boxer. and then a rabbi, before turning a career into stand up comedy. he is perhaps best known by younger fans as the voice of crusty the clown's father on the symptoms. mason received a tony award and for his successful one man shows on broadway. he died after being hospitalized two weeks. he was 93 years old. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, more on the olympics. we talk to the architect who designed the stadium for you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store in east san mateo. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got com

that is the message from mark mason. let's get the inside track on what is happening.is following the call in detail. what are the highlights? sonali: citigroup did not raise its dividends when all of the other banks announced a change in strategy, but it is interesting that mason says they consider buybacks a better way to go. i listen to the price-to-book ratio, and for a while now, citi has been trading a lot lower than its peers. the other thing i would mention, you can't always control revenue. what you can control is cost. when it comes to citigroup, while we heard from jane fraser in the first earnings call, saying she would reshape the footprint of citigroup, we are seeing right now her desire to spend money as well, increase investment in strategic areas, particularly certain areas of wealth, where we know the performance is a lot brighter then we see with the typical consumer. alix: going forward, if you take a look at all of the trading, we know where that sits. we know that loans are sluggish. so is it wealth where we need to look at the differentiators? so

hey mason! hi mason! thank you. looked so happy and can the hard seltzer tossing the cans but as a financial reporter you been on the hard seltzer beat. >> i have the same abs but i'm not a hard seltzer the beer crash 26% on friday it makes most of its money not from beer despite the name and overestimated the demand for the truly hard seltzer the game is getting crowded the new brand natural light sour seltzer, that's gordon ramsay and past blue-ribbon t seltzer all buy you those whom we get back to the office boston beer during innovating of its own it launched extra hard seltzer and the alcohol level goes from 5% up to 8% and that never worked out well in college but will see credit suites remain bullish on the stock, some of the weaker seltzer players are going to get shaken out i wonder what happens will be go back to bars and i'm trying to picture you same barkeeper give me a natural light sour seltzer and make it a razzle-dazzle blue raspberry. jack: i love that ppr brand, let's move on to actionable ideas al

they couldn't find it and then in 1932, the masons put up a new cornerstone, which is in that location as well. but later they realized that the whole capitol was under construction when the cornerstone was layed and even though they didn't finish the wing on the left, that's where the cornerstone would probably be and so in 1991, you can see architect of the capitol george white there standing looking down on the hole whether looking for the cornerstone but they couldn't find it. they did leave the patch. you can see patch in the concrete in the basement of the capitol where they were looking for this cornerstone but they weren't able to find it. now we will talk about the cleaning woman that is legendary in the capitol. there are still people and particular women that go in the capitol and clean things up and faithful one in 19th century who used a scrub brush like the woman has on the left here and -- and would work long hours, she wasn't paid much but she took such pride in the capitol that she would work far longer than she was even paid in order to keep the building clean. there

the american comedian jackie mason has died at the age of 93.rk. mason started as an amateur boxer then got ordained as a rabbi before becoming a full—time comedian in 1959. he held many one—man shows throughout his long career which culminated in sold out shows on broadway in the 1980s. norwegians have been left awestruck by what experts say was an unusually large meteor which illuminated the night sky in the south—east of the country. videos showed powerful flashes of light followed by what witnesses described as loud bangs on sunday. norwegian police say they received a flurry of emergency calls, but there were no reports of injuries or damage. a team of experts are now hunting for the meteor which they believe landed in a forest near the capital, oslo. extreme caution is being advised for people considering swimming in lochs and rivers after several deaths in scotland in the last a8 hours. they include a nine—year—old boy and two adults who drowned at loch lomond. another child is in hospital. police scotland are warning that open water swim

or mohammed a shirt cow, he is a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university in washington. he joins me now via sky. but these are the details that we have so far. what do you make of this explosion? one i would say get on to school of thought or 2 scores of analysis, one as we have just heard from the official narrative that when a natural accident, however, the sound of this blood was heard. 25 can make there is a way that means it is a very significant explosion and it could have matched what happened in but you don't last year, which is a good on yours explosion. and it's not just some stuff that was in the cargo the ship. my 2nd thought is that, is there a way we can understand this within the rift that took place of the oh pick plus meeting last week. and it, you know, there was supposed to be another meeting on monday. however, it was the spend because of the rift between him and the other 22 members of pick plus, as there a way we can think of this possibility. it could be a signal, it could be a letter or a message to the model, is that the need to concert of some

chris mason reports.er, a portrait of england wandering back to normal, as the government suggests legal rules including wearing face masks and checking into cafes are likely to go in a fortnight. i think it is fantastic. i'm not sure that masks have been such a great idea in the first place. personally, i won't wear it outside but i will continue to wear them in shops and enclosed spaces. i think there is a risk of another spike. - and cases are likely to rise, cabinet said today. it does look as if, thanks to the success of the vaccine programme, that we now have the scope to roll back those restrictions and return to normality as far as possible. we should all be prepared, though, that cases may continue to rise. they may continue to rise significantly, but we now have to move into a different period where we learn to live with the virus, we take precautions and we, as individuals, take personal responsibility. for the best part of 18 months, we've had to get used to an unprecedented squeeze on our lib

chris mason, bbc news.ical storm elsa has started bettering cuba. weather forecasts warning of intense rain for days with the worst affected areas in central and western cuba. tens of thousands of people have already been evacuated from their homes. two people were killed as the storm passed over the dominican republic and one died in saint lucia. japanese rescue teams are still searching through wrecked homes and buried roads days after a landslide. at least three people are known to have died so far but more than 100 are believed to be missing. the area was hit by more than a month's worth of rain in just 24 hours. the vatican has said pope francis is doing well after intestinal surgery at a rome hospital. it is said he responded well to the operation but didn't say how long he would stay in to cover. the pope is 84 years old and before going into hospital he gave his sunday blessing to worshippers in saint peter's square. the suez canal authority and the owners of a huge container ship that blocked the e

now is joe murray. bert, who is associate professor of char school of policy and government george mason university. she joins us now live from washington, d. c via skype and that breaking news in case you have just joined us. here on al jazeera, proved rachel authority has announced that leftist pedro casteel is indeed the president elect, despite appeals by the right wing contented kofuji maury. so my question to you, given that pedro castillo won by stop to slim margin, given that kicker food you more for so hard with those claims of, of fraud. how will casteel face the divisions this is that real dilemma that she is going to face. he has a fragmented congress, so governing will be very difficult and, you know, it take off. would you maury, recognize the results of the election. that she immediately follow that by saying she does not view the view as a legitimate president because she continues to maintain that there was fraud. so my sense is that she and her backers will try from the very beginning to make her feel government they're making very difficult for conceal government and p

i'm on a bit of a mason. my son raised his hand and told the judge that he had the right to an attorney, he had the right to be defended and that he had not been given. the opportunity was very angry. and then they immediately came up to him and i said, please shut up, please shut up. then they put the handcuffs on him. those kind opposition lawyer was now living in canada. says he's trying to silence the voice of defending it. they are trying to eliminate all the facts, all the arguments that again a speech or that can be said in no position to the what the government is doing right now. that's why they are trying to maintain lawyers out of the process. meanwhile, hundreds of cuban americans supporting the protesters in cuba, most the july 26 anniversary in front of the white house. but on the streets of cuba, capital demonstrations of any kind or conspicuously absent sea and human jazeera, russia looked access to alexi, nevada. these anti corruption fund and other websites linked to the job of position lead

set up his side so he is hard to beat, but now they are turning to more attacking players to stop masonolate after you close contact with the billy gilmour after the scotland game, he of course missed out on the final group game, but he is back in the side tonight. that gives england the opportunity to build things going forward and a lot i'm sure it will go through him. the interesting pick as well is jadon sancho, his first start in the tournament so far. are slightly more attacking feel to this england side, but they will not want to, certainly, you have to consider the challenge that ukraine will pose. they have to be professional tonight, england, that is for certain. g ., tonight, england, that is for certain. . ,, tonight, england, that is for certain. g ., . ,, tonight, england, that is for certain. , ., . ~' , certain. k, john, thank you very much. with me now are fans from the association of ukrainians in great britain. welcome to all of you, i think we only have four of you on the screen, we should have five. we have four of you tonight, it is lovely to have you tonight, it i

chris mason, bbc news.mckee, a professor of european public health at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine gave his thoughts on the idea of allowing the public to make their own decisions, when it comes to wearing a mask. it is quite difficult. of course, personal responsibility works very well in some areas, bungeejumping would be a good example, but not so well in others like, for example, drunk driving or speed limits. what we know with the pandemic is the one thing that has really worked has been collective action, everybody looking out for each other. so in wearing face coverings we are wearing that to protect ourselves but much more to protect other people, so how people will work out what decision they are to make when they are protecting other people and they do not know if they are coming into contact with people who are vulnerable, who have been vaccinated or not, i am struggling to understand the logic, but as your reporter said, we need to wait to hear the details because we are ju

people only understand the truth of their actions when they face real consequences. >> and crystal masonisional ballot in the 2016 election while she was on probation, john just mentioned her. she is with us now, along with her attorney kim cole, and just to be clear, crystal you say you were not aware that you were not permitted to vote. you ended up casting a provisional ballot because you were not on the rolls, and you didn't understand why you cast a provisional ballot. ultimate the ballot was not counted. i thought of you as we looked at this sentence. you are facing five years in prison, and i just wonder how you feel about the disparity in sentences as you are looking at what some of the capitol rioters are getting? >> honestly, it makes me sad. sad that our justice system is so unfair. i'm right now facing five years for an innocent mistake. i thought i was exercising my civic duties by voting. i thought i had that right. and yet i am facing five years for an innocent nonviolent offense. >> why do you think there is a disparity, crystal? >> i think that -- i think it's a disparit

. >>> jackie mason was unique in the world of standup comedy. he's died at the age of 9. befuddled lightning fast delivery at the old borscht development resorts of new york, made being jewish his shtick with yiddish zingers. no surprise he was an ordained rabbi, he became a tv variety show regular, had a one-man broadway show and later voiced a character on "the simpsons." a friend tells cnn jackie mason died at a hospital in new york on saturday with friends and family at his bedside. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. washed your hands a lot today? probably like 40 times. hands feel dry? like sandpaper. introducing new dove handwash, with 5 x moisturizer blend. removes germs in seconds, moisturizes for hours. soft, smooth. new dove handwash. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying active and eating right? yup, on it there, too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardian

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. >>> jackie mason, a star of the old belt resorts in new york state, has died at age 93.i. as a standup comedian, he hit the big-time. his rapid-fire schtick was decidedly jewish and riddled with yiddish references. he was a tv variety show regular but had a one-man show on broadway and later voiced a character on "the simpsons." a friend said mason died at a hospital in new york on saturday with friends and family at his bedside. >>> nasa's mars rover has begun its search for signs of ancient life. it's about to dig up its first-ever samples of martian rock. scientists back on earth hope it will give them important clues to the red planet's secrets. nasa's rover is set to begin one of its top missions, to search for signs of ancient life. after setting in and testing its gear for nearly seven months, perseverance will start reaching out with its robotic arm and pick up promising rocks. it will begin extracting the samples from where it landed, helping scientists on earth determine if there was once life on the red planet. like any tourist, since its landing, perseverance

kelly o'donnell, jim mason, dr. kavita patel, and some great news. it is gold for american gymnast suni lee an extraordinary performance wing the women's all-around competition. very little notice. the 18-year-old stepping in for simone biles as america's best hope for gold and delivering an epic performance, narrowly edging out her closest competitors including a strong brazilian competitor. kire, our nbc station capturing the moment when her family and friends saw those final scores. [ cheers and applause ] >> nbc's stephanie gosk is covering the summer games for us in tokyo and filed this report. >> andrea, you know, in the buildup to these games all of the headlines were about simone biles and understandably so. no one's dominated the sport of gymnastics like she has in recent years, but what people quite didn't realize that was on that same team was suni lee and suni lee is a fantastic gymnast and tonight because of simone biles pulling out, she had an opportunity to show the world just how good she is, but imagine going into this event with eve

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because i _ mason mount? i will talk about this all day! because i don't _ mason mount?would do it then moved to decide, darts, et cetera. i think it is on the friday before the croatia game, and i am useless at darts, i don't play. when you are in the pub, you have a go, i had a bit of a practice and i was awful. and then i was playing against mason mount, ijust so happens to have interviewed him numerous times in the buildup to the tournament, so we kind of vaguely knew each other, and the press officer had told him that i have been practising and not doing very well, so we tried to interview him with the mind games, i scored 41! in the darts and then he went up and i think he had quite a good first started i thought, that's me done. then it was 45 and 33, i think. i have to say, for the media workers here, it was a whitewash, this year it was 706, so we have done lot better, and hopefully in qatar next year, we can beat them, but obviously nvidia has about darts, it is all about ball. i obviously nvidia has about darts, it is all about ball.— is all about ball. i love

jackie mason's life reflected his humor and religion. he trained as a rabbi.ears, going to dinner with him. one day a waiter came over and said jackie, people at another payable would like to send him a bottle of wine. he said thank you very much, but i really need insurance. he was politically incorrect, that got him in trouble at times. he delighted in his many fans and being able to observe the human condition. our thoughts and condolences and with his wife and manager, who was so dedicated to jackie and instrumental in his career resur resurgence. many are remembering, mourning and he would like to think even chuckling at the legacy of a life well lived. jackie mason. retirement income is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't

chris mason, bbc news.marr about social etiquette going forwards if the day injuly is to remain as being the date for lifting of restrictions. some people will be wearing masks, some will not grow some are socially distancing and others are not. you are throwing tension in the community, aren't you? i tension in the community, aren't ou? ., , ., tension in the community, aren't ou? ., ~ , you? i hope not. we trust the british government _ you? i hope not. we trust the british government to - you? i hope not. we trust the british government to use - you? i hope not. we trust the i british government to use good judgment. there are things we'll need to do. we all need to ensure we are double vaccinated. that will be critical everyone to maintain momentum. there are people in those categories one to nine he had not come forward to be vaccinated. we also need to ensure people get boosterjabs also need to ensure people get booster jabs when they also need to ensure people get boosterjabs when they come online an

the american comedianjackie mason has died at the age of 93.ys in hospital in new york. mason started as an amateur boxer, then got ordained as a rabbi, before becoming a full—time comedian in 1959. he held many one—man shows throughout his long career, which culminated in sold—out shows on broadway in the 1980s. you norwegians have been left awestruck by what experts say was an unusually large meteor which illuminated the night sky in the south—east of the country. videos showed powerful flashes of light, followed by what witnesses described as loud bangs on sunday. extreme caution is being advised for people considering swimming in lochs and rivers, after several deaths in scotland in the last 48 hours. they include a nine—year—old boy and two adults who drowned at loch lomond. another child is in hospital. police scotland are warning that open water swimming can be extremely dangerous, with the risk of deep water and hidden currents. alexandra mackenzie reports. an idyllic location. loch lomond was busy as usual today with many enjoying all