murray abraham. ♪ ♪ >> f. murray: oh! [applause] thank you!is such a pleasure for me. i want to ask you about "the white lotus" he's an two. you were one of the stars, you called it the best job that you have ever had. you are 83, you've had a lot of good jobs. why was that the best one? >> f. murray: was a great script. it was, everybody liked each other. that doesn't happen too often. >> stephen: oh, yeah? >> f. murray: no, it doesn't. >> stephen: wasn't during covid, were you stuck together? >> f. murray: yeah, we have the whole hotel to ourselves because it was off-season but it wwas a beatable place. the cast, the crew. everyone. we ate together. to work together. i think it comes through the camera. we all really got along. >> stphen: the new film is "the magic flute." you have already said that you're a fan of the opera by mozart. what did you love about it? i have my own reasons for loving it and i will tell you were just a second. >> f. murray: one of the early ones that i fell in love with. la boheme was the first one. one of the rea

andy murray and jack draper. funeral —— rush role fuller about the relationship between the two. jack draper talks about the sta . es in two. jack draper talks about the stages in their _ two. jack draper talks about the stages in their relationship. - two. jack draper talks about the i stages in their relationship. murray won wimbledon for the first time. then the man he's got to know as a fellow professional. they started to practice practise together more during the pandemic. he finds murray and art —— an inspiration. that was and art —— an inspiration. that was an exhibition event, but andy murray won, and murray himself was saying they've had a very good recent practice sessions, including one in london where they played a succession of "ludicrous points." jack draper is making his debut at indian wells. i think he was seven when andy murray last reach the final there. when andy murray last reach the finalthere. big when andy murray last reach the final there. big age difference there. . . ' final there. big

anna pauline pauli murray was born in baltimore an orphaned when she was four. she was raised by her aunts and grandparents in durham, north carolina polly as she would later call herself would promote women's rights and black people's rights and was instrumental in changing laws for both. she went north to college in new york, but it being the depression. she struggled to stay in still. she graduated and in 1933. she also met eleanor roosevelt at a camp for unemployed women or it may have been shortly after 1933 that she met her. they stayed friends for life and isn't that cute? she she camp right like ccc. anyway, you knew that at least one first lady was going to come up didn't you class? yes. well aware that she was the granddaughter of an enslaved woman and the great great granddaughter of a slave holder poly. in her own body represented the systematic practice of white men's rape of black women that earlier activists like ida b. wells had alluded to in her critique of lynching wells of course is another earlier example of black women who wrote to emancipat

murray lost the first set of that match on the tie-break._ match on the tie-break. incredibly frustrating, especially after - match on the tie-break. incredibly frustrating, especially after an - frustrating, especially after an hour and 27 he been out there. so it's going to be so important for andy to reset. he loves the battle if anyone loves one, and so i'm still backing him.— still backing him. thanks for sta in: still backing him. thanks for staying for _ still backing him. thanks for staying for a _ still backing him. thanks for staying for a bit _ still backing him. thanks for staying for a bit longer - still backing him. thanks for staying for a bit longer and i j still backing him. thanks for - staying for a bit longer and i hope you enjoyed your first taste of radio commentary. t’d you enjoyed your first taste of radio commentary.— you enjoyed your first taste of radio commentary. i'd like to stay for a point. _ radio commentary. i'd like to stay for a point, but _ radio commentary. i'd like to stay for a point, but i _ radio comm

the winner of that could potentially play andy murray in the third round, though murray in the thirdar. cameron norrie, who is very much one of the contenders here, having won the title 18 months ago, is half of the fall. ~ . �* , ., ., fall. we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year. _ fall. we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year, where _ fall. we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year, where do _ fall. we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year, where do you - fall. we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year, where do you assess l since this year, where do you assess where she's at coachella a slightly public start of the gear, and i know we've said a lot about that for her. but she rolled her ankle in auckland 9-10 but she rolled her ankle in auckland 9—10 days before the australian open, did well to play in the 0pen, did well to play in the australian open and won her around. but the best tennis this year is still very much ahead of her. to only have played for matches come march is very usual democrat unusual, and that's been the problem for her ever since s

murray, let me return to what you were just discussing. in the view of the southwest pilots, what caused 16,000 flights to be canceled? and what needs to be done to prevent that? >> thank you ranking member cruz. again, it was a cascade of events. it ultimately caused the failure in i.t., in its ability to keep up, the loss of where pilots, airplanes, and crews were. a failure of infrastructure. our operations agents who have a front row to our customers and board our airplanes weren't sure what was going on nor could get answers. it was a failure, epically, from top to bottom. we had crews on the phone, and we have screenshots, 17 hours on the phone trying to get a hold of someone. many of our front-line employees went above and beyond and were able to put together a crew and airplane, and they did that on their own. what i said in my oral testimony, they continue to rely more and more on being supported by their employees. the employees are the ones that did the herculean task of trying to recover. senator cruz: in your testimony, you ex

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>> unfortunately, i refer to captain murray. we stand behind the pilots' union with regard to age limits. >> my answer won't be a simple yes or no. i believe strongly, especially with faa reauthorization, that a lot of our issues with where the pilot shortage is occurring is at the evaluation level. and faa's ability to test pilots and help them come up and get through check rides. moving through, we have to address it at the cradle. i spend a fair amount of time -- >> when we do the faa reauth, we can have those discussions. as someone who is 65 years old today, and is going to turn 66 next month, and they are in good health, and have a great record and want to continue to fly for a year or two, it is allowing them to stay, and to continue to work. that is simply what this bill does. >> what we saw in 2008 with the age 60 to 65, it had some caveats having to do with medicals. so we would have to see how that is addressed in allowing from 65 to 7 or 8. >> thank you for that. ms. pinkerton, we have seen fuel costs escalate. and i

shoulders like paula murray, shirley chisholm, barbara jordan. on the e.r.a. caucus eve, this e.r.a. caucus eve, as we near the close of women's history month, it is only fitting that we are here on the floor of this u.s. house of representatives with our congressional black caucus colleagues because black women have always been leaders of the fight to enshrine equality in our nation's constitution. but we haven't always been in the headlines for leading that work. so today we are here to declare that the reason the e.r.a. is a priority for the c.b.c. is because everyone in our communities have something to gain from its finalization and black women, girls, and queer folk have the most to gain. we are here continuing to lead, demanding exactly what is owed to us -- equality. because you see, the constitution, in all its wisdom, guaranteed fundamental inalienable rights but it stopped short of guaranteeing those rights for everyone. women, we were written out, and black women, not only were we written out, but too many authors of the constitution were busy ensl

in an interview with the bbc, murray says it's a "really hard" call for wimbledon to make. than £500,000 of his prize money last year to help ukrainian children affected by the russian invasion. murray is due to be back on court tomorrow — when one of the biggest tennis tournaments outside the grand slams, indian wells, gets under way. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to what we had in the prime minister's question time. the proposed legislation would ban people who arrived in the uk and small boats from claiming asylum, returning to the uk all claiming british citizenship. at prime minister's questions, the labour leader keir starmer accused the prime minister of being absolutely deluded. fin prime minister of being absolutely deluded. ., ., ., �*, deluded. on internationalwomen's da , we deluded. on internationalwomen's day, we celebrate _ deluded. on internationalwomen's day, we celebrate the _ deluded. on internationalwomen's day, we celebrate the successes i deluded. on internationalwomen's day, we celebrate the successes of| day, we celebrate the s

they cross people from west africa to europe. human traffic was in murray, tanya. they make fat profit because they helping their suffering country people. oh they just modern day slave traders in 75 minutes on dw, and ah, should we do? oh, do we treat a boy? hasn't anything changed? just as this is actually a clear violation of animal protection. why do we love some as companions while eating others? yet i never thought about how strange it was that i could pat my dog with one hand . well, i ate a pork chop with the other. what is the alternative and how does it taste? it's like the real thing, yell will we all be beginning 50 years. i see very few strong arguments to keep eating animal a documentary series about the future of food. with the great debate this week on d, w ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin. russia unleashes a massive missile attack on you've crate explosions in cave and across the country, target energy infrastructure, and hit residential buildings. we'll get the latest from our correspondent in the ukranian capital also coming up on a shout

a new plant in murray, tanya will provide germany with green hydrogen, much needed after losing russian gas and a residence in argentina, find themselves having to compete with tourists for housing as more landlords charge, rent in dollars. this is the w business. i'm janelle dumas on. welcome, fox con wants to boost its production in india as the company seeks alternative production sites outside of china. fox con, which assembles i phones for apple, is aiming to rely less heavenly, heavily on the world's 2nd largest economy. beijing 0, coven policy force that fox con to cut production from month. geopolitical issues, including concerns over a possible chinese invasion of taiwan, are also a growing concern. as firms could be vulnerable to any future western sanctions imposed on aging. our correspondent charge cards a k, a joins us now from delhi. hi charo. now, can we tell at this stage what this deal will mean for india's economy? well, janelle, of earth, 1st of all, are these seem to be unconcerned. unconfirmed reports because fox gone itself is yet to confirm. in fact, on saturday i

murray was beaten by dusan lajovic, edmund by wu yibing.former us open champions raducanu lost to canada's bianca andreescu in three sets. as adam cottier reports. 18 months on from her stunning us open triumph, emma raducanu marked a return to form by reaching the fourth round last week. there were glimpses of her talent here, as well, as she recovered from losing the first set against andreescu to win the second. with a show of resilience she will need more of if she is to climb back up the world rankings. raducanu and andreescu who've have drawn comparison, not only because they both were born in the same part of canada and have a romanian heritage, but they also find it hard to make progress since winning the us open as teenagers. injuries have not helped. crucially here, raducanu was unable to break andreescu's serve from love—40 in the opening game of the deciding set. and andreescu who beat serena williams to win the us open in 2019 went on to seize the initiative in the sisth game breaking emma raducanu who was unable to sustain any

. >> i'm joined now by nyu law professor melissa murray and msnbc analyst. welcome back what do you think factually is striking coming out of this new round of leaks from several grand jurors as well as the original what portrait are we getting here >> number one, the volume of information they fielded as they made their recommendations to d.a. willis, and in particular, this latest cache or tranche of evidence that a merged is these phone calls, like, the idea that the former president made a call to the speaker of the georgia house asking him to do something about that i mean, that by itself is incredibly enormous and startling. i mean, that's a huge development. so, again, the sort of saying goes in these circles, that a grand jury will indict a ham sandwich there's definitely enough here for a charcuterie plate. >> what else would be on the plate? a little burrata, pork >> some fruit, some nuts perhaps. >> some nuts perhaps, sure. >> some nuts perhaps we haven't even scratched the surface. as they say, there's more to come, and what we are likely to see

did you know bill murray is a basketball fan? did you know his brother doyle murray went to st. he and bill were in albany, new york, today. gaels up one, a scramble for the ball as the shot clock runs down as we see an image of -- i don't know who that is, but we'll keep going. there's bill and his brother in albany watching the action. gaels up one, scramble for the ll the shot clock running out. augustus marciulionis scored here. look how the gaels beat the press, made vcu pay. mitchell saxen slammed it home. he had 17 points, eight-point game, three minutes left. marciulionis kicked it out to an open logan johnson, buried the three and st. mary's won the game, 63-51. they move on to play uconn again sunday in the round of 32. >> st. mary's is kind of struggling the second round. coach bennett hasn't been to a sweet 16 yet. what would it mean for you to be on the team that gets him to a sweet 16? >> coach has been to a sweet 16 before and he'll probably make another one. >> way to look out for him, man. >>> we got matt painter, number one seed purdue going fair leave fairleig

murray started as a standing read it.l us a little bit about this next round of storms that are coming in recent what's going on? yeah, it's going to be another atmospheric river. so let's track it hour by hour. rain totals expected to be really impressive for those of you in the north bay. >> an inch and a half to 2 and a half inches of rain with most of the bay area getting anywhere from at least one inch to an inch and a half of rain. and we also have wind advisories that will go into effect starting monday night. first, for those of you in the north bay and snow levels dropping to as low as 2500 feet by monday. so radar for tracking dry, calm, clear conditions right now. but this atmospheric river is going to tap into this plume of moisture from hawaii. that's what's going to bring us the very active severe weather. so not only are we tracking rain but actual snow as early as monday night. and you could see it's going to peak in intensity during the overnight hours once again negatively impacting your tuesday morning

murray: i mean, all of you know we put on "mamma mia" and we paid everybody, and so we're going intomma mia" with a huge deficit, but it actually means the survival of the company, to be honest with you. this show--this show will show our path forwa. isel: we are doing this in october. whatever has to happen to make it happen, we are doing it. if everybody has to be masked, if everybody has to be in an oxygen tent, if everybody has to be in a bubble, like, we're doing it. amavizca-murua: we have been trying to continue to do our work. woman: especially so close to achieving what we set out to do. [men saking spish] amavizca-murua: to do theater online is difficult. to do theater classes online is not very productive. we have a theater class for adults in spanish. then we have another class for youth in english where we have disabled students. we used to have 20 to 30 students in the class. so virtual we had 8. silcock: we did zoom a couple of times, but they didn't do so well. hi, i'm jeffrey silcock, and i am 28 years old, and i live in a large adopted family. "oliver" is actually h

in an interview with the bbc murray says it is a "really hard" call for wimbledon to make.ussian invasion. now murray is due to be back on court later today when one of the biggest tennis tournaments outside the grand slams — indian wells — gets under way... there are questions around emma raducanu's participation though after suffering with tonsilities. she didn't manage to train or play this week and hasn't been on court competitively since the australian open in january. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the rmt union has called off next week's strikes by members at network rail, after receiving a new pay offer. the development will raise hopes of a breakthrough in the long—running dispute between rail workers and their employers. howard johnson reports. after months of transport chaos, finally some good news. the rmt union has called off strike action of members who work for network rail. the company that looks after the upkeep of britain's railway network. maintenance workers and signal

douglas murray and parental rights activist ian pryor, both here to weigh in. >> tiktok has repeatedly chosen a path for more control, more surveillance, and more manipulation. your preliminary should be banned. >> i disagree with the characterization of surveillance. we don't sell data to any data brokers. >> you don't sell to anyone. >> don't sell to data brokers. >> you have used the word transparency over a half dozen times in your opening testimony. bytedance, the parent company has gone out of their way to hide an air brushed corporate structure ties to the ccp. >> john: a firing hearing on capitol hill as house lawmakers press tiktok ceo whether the app is a national security threat capable of exposing the data of 150 million active u.s. users to the chinese government. john roberts in government. this is "america reports." revved up, ready to go. >> ready to go. we have been watching throughout the morning. a lot of fiery and important exchanges happening on capitol hill today. i'm sandra smith in new york. we are monitoring all of it, and that hearing comes as congress weighs

dion: [laughs] he and bill murray have a point. who likes florescent lighting? it is not good for yourself these. i want to show you something that is really funny. there are these, i think they are plantar pots, all along the champagne carpet. you can see they are filled with water. they are sprinkled all over the place because of all the rain we have had. there is even an ice cooler that was filling up with gallons and gallons of water. if i could come up above me, there is this red curtain that has been installed. i did not see this in years past, and even that was dripping. you can imagine just how much rain there has been here in southern california. dan and ama, back to you. dan: dion, in the movies,uldor h the weather. it is a shame they cannot do that in real life. [laughter] dion: there's got to be some kind of cg or special effect by now. dan: you would think. ama: stay with abc 7 news for all your oscars coverage come on oscar sunday, the action begins at 10 a.m. with on the red carpet, then count down to the oscars at 3:30 p.m., and gets underway at

murray county. so if you plan to go out to maybe hike >> know why i'm being going hiking in this weather, but in case you really want to go out there and high can take your dog out many of the parks to close need to check before you head out to reporting live here. murray county, i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. yeah, not a cure for cabin fever at this point. all right. thank you, theresa. >> some bay area hardware stores have been really trying to be better prepared for the latest round of storms of the problems around the new year. you might remember included being caught without enough supply. our conference has made. has that part of our coverage. >> rush is on for supplies needed for protection from the next series of storms here at ace hardware in dublin, for tarps to cover up. >> for, you know, gutters and rain. least that are happening on the roofs. some pumps for. >> flooding the tri valley areas. one of the locations hit hard by the new year storm prompting an overwhelming rest of cust

these are the shocking pictures in the murray—darling basin with dead fish floating in the river as faral resident, graeme mccrabb, about the situation where he is. yeah, it is very disturbing. the vision you can see — dead fish in the background, and the smell here is just something horrendous, to be honest. yes, i was going to say that. it must be, especially with the heat and them rotting, it must be a horrible place to be right now. yeah, it is not ideal, and i think the thing that adds weight to the disappointment and the frustration and the anger is that it was avoidable. it's a pure water management issue of the lakes, and water new south wales have failed this community again. we were flooded out about six weeks ago, and here we are again now with millions of dead fish, and an issue that's going to be ongoing for weeks from here. so, explain how it happens then in your view. is it a case of bad water management there? yeah, absolutely. so, the water comes into the lake system, it can be let out at several outlets. they chose the wrong outlet because that was easy for them and no

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so murray, so what what's happened in the weather? yeah, we're tracking a drying trend out there right now for your sunday night. but impressive rain totals within the last 24 hours. downtown san francisco. >> and even santa rosa picking up slightly less than an inch of rain with this one storm alone. and even oakland getting a little bit more than half an inch of rain. but rain shadowed areas like san jose really just traces amount of rain at that. so very unique microclimate forecast in the bay area. but as one storm exits as we're seeing right now with the radar for, we are tracking light, scattered showers start our east bay valleys, starting to exit the south bay with another storm, an atmospheric river. nonetheless, making its way into the bay area. this one won't arrive until early tuesday morning. it's going to tap into that plume of moisture that you're seeing out in the pacific. and with that widespread rain expected for the bay area. so enjoy the start of your work week monday and the first day of spring are actually going

we've a big issue, murray, we've had a big issue, murray, with services, with the maternity services,own family which has affected my own family and the of many meetings and the use of many meetings with me and discussions about that and who. kate forbes quite well, because we came into the scottish parliament together in 2016 and when i was a minister in scotland office, she was a junior minister , the scottish junior minister, the scottish government. we had a number of meetings don't know meetings together, i don't know quite well. obviously she quite so well. obviously she resigned from government. it seems i did on nicola sturgeon's get our bills so the three of them will all be very different and see who's announced and we'll see who's announced tomorrow. imagine tomorrow. could you imagine having with event having a drink with an event possibly ? you know it said it. possibly? you know it said it. it'll be interesting cause it would be a different style of politics than we've seen from nicola the last nicola sturgeon over the last eight years. tell me which eight or so years. t

and i appreciate your compliments of senator collins and senator murray. the vice chairman and the chairman of the full committee. i'm anxious for us to have a number in which you and i and this committee can begin determining some important answers to some significant questions about the funding of the agencies and departments under the jurisdiction of the subcommittee. and i, again, thank you for your cooperation and look forward to successfully reaching a satisfactory result. >> thank you very much. i will now ask the attorney general if you would like to testify. >> yes, thank you, senator. before i begin, i do want to express my condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims in nashville. just horrific school shooting. i also want to express my condolences, specifically, to senator hagerty, who's on the subcommittee and i knew who flew back to nashville, to be with the community at the time. we have both atf and fbi resources working hand in hand with the state and local police right now. they will continue to do so as long as is necessary,

we've a big issue, murray, we've had a big issue, murray, with services , with the maternity services family which has affected my own family and of many meetings and the use of many meetings with me and discussions about that and who. kate forbes quite well, because we came into the scottish parliament together in 2016 and when i was a minister in scotland office, she was a junior minister , the scottish junior minister, the scottish government. we had a number of meetings don't know meetings together, i don't know quite well. obviously she quite so well. obviously she resigned from government. it seems i did on nicola sturgeon's get our bills so the three of them will all be very different and see who's announced and we'll see who's announced tomorrow. imagine tomorrow. could you imagine having with event having a drink with an event possibly ? you know it said it. possibly? you know it said it. it'll be interesting cause it would be a different style of politics than we've seen from nicola the last nicola sturgeon over the last eight so years. tell me which eight or so years. tell

i'm also committed to working with the tribal leaders here as well as senator patty murray, cantwell,nd representative mike simpson to bring healthy and abundant salmon back to the colorado river system. [applause] pres. biden: i will close with this. our country's national treasure has defined our identity as a nation. they are a birthright. we have to pass it down to generation after generation. they unite us. that is why our conservation work is so important. it provides a bridge to our past and to our future, not just for today but for all ages. rachel carson, environmentalist and author wrote quote "those who contemplate the beauty of their find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts." i will share with you today the reverence for the power and promise of the country's extraordinary natural wonders. and they are extraordinary. when i was vice president, i visited most of the national parks and brought my family, going down the colorado river, incredible places. we have got to keep it going. we've got to keep the faith and remember who we are. we are the unite

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cnn's sarah murray joins us live from washington with more. good morning to you, sarah murray. the subpoena? >> james comber is loud about this investigation. he is quiet about the subpoena. we learned about it from a letter that democrats in the oversight committee released last night sending it to james comer. >> it covers 14 years as he said and three of hunter biden's former business associates. democrats have slammed this subpoena as overly broad, saying it doesn't just cover, you know, payments related to this potential business deal they were involved in with hunter biden. but everything from the americans payments he was paying to for parking tickets to what he was paying for his kids' dance lessons. they're taking aim at comer saying we normally get a courtesy 48 hours heads up. we just got the subpoena dropped on us, don. >> this stems from a letter sent by jamie raskin who says he is a hypocrite. what are democrats taking an issue with here? >> when democrats controlled the house, they were investigating donald trump for payments foreign governments were making to hi

of inflicting a lot of damage to see that in the infrastructure and to see the lens, boucher opin. murray. awful. you know those places very well. ukrainian towns where rushes accused of all sorts of gross atrocities and war crimes, including the murder of civilians, rape the list, goes on. do you condemn these alleged crimes? ah, well, we heard a lot about that of they are totally different. absolutely different things boucher has been staged and there is no doubt about that stage by ukraine and special forces in murray. will you probably think about booming of the theatre over the in but the victims hit not been discovered. so all of these things we know, but also when we need to have a balance or we need that international community should be aware of what is happening in the bus where each day it was sailed, killed and exterminated for, for instance, do you know that? but he's an 11th grader that contains a lot of, you know, what prisoners was damaged and destroyed. why you couldn't and listens, for instance, war what shipping in kind of my doors. when the the people try to leave it b

jack draper beat andy murray in straight sets. jack draper beat andy murray in straight sets. cam norrie takes on the world number seven andrey rublev. jack draper has perhaps an even tougher test. he'll now take on top seed carlos alcaraz. after her brilliant win over world number 13 beatriz haddad maia, emma raducanu will face the world number one iga swiatek in the last 16 of the women's draw. it was raducanu's biggest win since her us open triumph in 2021. she has overcome a wrist injury and illness to reach the last 16 at indian wells. manchester city face rb leipzig in the second leg of their last 16 champions league tie later. city will hope home advantage can help get them over the line, after the first leg in germany ended in a 1—1 draw. despite being the dominant force in the premier league for the past 10 years, city have never won this competition, but are still regarded as one of the favourites, a point pep guardiola is well aware of. i will absolutely be judged without competition, definitely. in the first game when i was sitting here for the first time just afte

things boucher has been staged and there is no doubt about that stage by ukraine and special forces in murray. will you probably as think about booming, of the theatre over the years, but the victims hit not been discovered. so all of these things we know, but also when we need to have a balance or we need that international community should be aware of what is happening in the bus. it's a crime, but nobody's speaking above it. so you're saying that all the evidence put forward regarding claims of atrocities carried out by russian forces in the likes of boucher and pin a fake in which it absolutely. it was fake. mary has nothing to do with these european i i'm not sure about that pin because i did not. i'm not very well about that. there's a possibility that crimes may have been committed in a pinch of this is mr. operation. this is a war. in fact, things are civilians, collateral, and that warning civilians collateral, in that war with no targets, especially suited in infrastructure. i notice that you use the word war. is this a? well, i, in a way, yes, in a way is this even you can call wit

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clive murray, there, presenting the news at ten from ukraine, where he was all last week.eary response of mike mckinnon... well, we asked bbc news, not for the first time, why it was felt necessary to send news presenters off on location in that way. they told us... do let us know your thoughts on anything we're covering in this programme or on any aspect of bbc news. there will be details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. you have already been letting us know your views on our new studio, as invited, and here are a couple of comments about, well, this sofa. first, john telfer... we can reassurejohn that this is actually a different, though admittedly rather similar sofa to that used for breakfast. and in answer to irene, i am very much hoping to have some guests to share it with in the coming weeks, and besides, several other bbc programmes use the studio as well. now, for a long while, views have asked us why it hasn't been possible to watch english regional news programmes in high definition, despite those bulletins being among the most watched programme

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murray plays radu albot who replaces pablo carreno busta, who withdrew with injury.rome, 29—17 — leaving italy bottom of the table heading into the final round of matches. wales scored early tries through rio dyer and liam williams. sebastian negri pulled one back for italy... later today, it's le crunch at twickenham as england take on france, both teams still in with a shout for the championship. shubman gill's career—best 128 and an unbeaten 59 from virat kohli kept india in contention with a strong reply to australia in the fourth test. opener gill featured in three 50—plus partnerships, as he recorded his second test century, helping india to 289—3 at stumps on the third day in ahmedabad. australia are seeking victory in order to draw the series 2—2. south africa cruised to a 281i—run victory over west indies after bowling out the visitors for 106 in johannesburg. after dismissing the hosts for 321 early on day four, west indies collapsed to 3a—6 at lunch. gerald coetzee dismissed both and south africa cleaned up the tail to complete a 2—0 series win. and that's

senator murray. >> thank you. i think everybody knows well that senator collins and i are returning this committee to regular order and couldn't ask for better members to help steer the committee through so thank you for the work you are doing to get that done. we have a responsibility to get these bills done in a timely bipartisan way that makes sure our country and communities have the resources they need to keep people safe. it is no small task. i'm glad to have both of you partners and getting this done. this discussion makes clear keeping our families safe doesn't just mean having a strong military. that is important, but it also means having a functioning system of justice and safe communities. we can't keep family safe from drug trafficking, bringing deadly fentanyl in or the uptick in hate crimes without investing in law enforcement and as we saw yesterday with the shooting in nashville it is clear that we have to do more to protect our kids, families, and communities from gun violence which will require u

and you'll hear from the photographer behind these iconic images from the bombing of murray. you poll jenny mellow let car has been named one of the winners of this year's world press photo contest for communicating the horrible ah a milan soccer welcome to the program. king charles is in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch, berlin was meant to be the 2nd stop of the king's european visit. but last week's trip to paris was cancelled following days of street protests of the french government's plans, pension reforms, the king and his wife camilla. the queen consort will be in germany for 3 days. a special welcome for special visitors, britons king charts a 3rd and his wife camilla. german president. frank by da shine maya welcomed the royal couple with military honors at berlin's, but on bo gate. ah, it's the 1st time the landmark has provided a backdrop for receiving a state guest. aah! on his 1st official state visit abroad as britain's monarch king charles was hoping to improve the you case strained relations with a european union post breaks it