nadia podoroska smashed back even when the match was long—lost.inal. hard to believe it will be her last, while nadia podoroska will go home with nearly £a00,000 after a strange fortnight in france. patrick gearey, bbc news. it's been an impressive tournament for both. and swiatek will face a more familiarface in sofia kenin. it was her australian open success earlier this year that announced her to the world. and she will hope to add a second grand slam title to her name after knocking out petra kvitova in straight sets in the second semifinal. the american took the first set 6—4 and the second 7—5 to reach her second grand slam final. she's got a good conversion rate. she had to save ten break—points against the two—time wimbledon winner. the final is on saturday. england rugby fans will be able to continue singing swing low, sweet chariot at matches despite the anthem having its roots in american slavery. the song has been english rugby's anthem since the late 19805 but has come under a review by the rfu. although they don't plan on banning fan

and could the qualifier nadia podoroska make history in paris?markable story at the french open. also coming up in the programme... two—thirds of women working in the football industry have experienced discrimination because they are women. and can alex thomson seal his status as one of the greats in sailing — as he attempts win the vendee globe around the world race? hello there and welcome to sportsday. we have a busy night of international football action ahead. all the home nations are in action — with rather more at stake for some. northern ireland travel to bosnia for their european championship play—off semi—final — with a possible tie against the republic on the cards if they win. while scotland are at home to israel in their semi. some big names are missing for steve clarke's side though, as they hope to move to within one match of a first major tournament since 1998. let's head to hampden park, and join our sports correspondent andy swiss. great to see you. this is a massive game for scotland, isn't it? it is gavin, yes a huge night for

nadia podoroska was left little choice but to load the catapult.osario had never won two matches on the women's tour before this event but her spirit remained unbroken unlike her spirit remained unbroken unlike herup by her spirit remained unbroken unlike her up by sets. nadia podoroska smashed eggen back even when the match was long—lost. iga swiatek eased into her first match was long—lost. iga swiatek eased into herfirst grand slam final. hard to believe it will be her last while nadia podoroska will go home with nearly £400,000, her life estrangement is strange fortnight in finance. —— in france, patrick gearey, bbc news. and swiatek will face australian open champion sofia kenin in the final. kenin beat petra kvitova in straight sets in her semi. the american kenin took the first set 6—4 and the second 7—5 to reach her second grand slam final and had to save ten break—points against the two—time wimbledon winner. the final is on saturday. britain's andy lapthorne is into the men's quad final in paris. he beat the american david wagner by two s

five years later, nadia murad is a nobel peace prize winner fighting to hold isis accountable. >> ( translated ): the morning that i won the nobel prize, i asked my husband, abid, to see if there was a way i could decline, because the prize would make my life difficult. but, fate and god sometimes bring you something so that you can stop crimes and help others. ( ticking ) >> chris downey had constructed the life he'd always wanted, an architect with a good job. >> that whole exterior. >> happily married and coaching his ten-year-old son's little league. but then something awful happened. he went blind. and that threatened to end his career. >> is that different? >> oh, yeah. >> or did it? >> i'm a kid again. i'm relearning so much of architecture. it wasn't about what i'm missing in architecture, it was about what i had been missing in architecture. ( ticking ) rang and riding in utah. the wright family is the first family of american rodeo.world e roughest rides look like a ballet. are you kind of dancing with the horse? >> i like to think you are. i dance a lot better with a horse than i do

nadia podoroska smashed back even when the match was long—lost.arey, bbc news. it‘s been an impressive tournament for both. and swiatek will face a more familiarface in sofia kenin. it was her australian open success earlier this year that announced her to the world. and she will hope to add a second grand slam title to her name after knocking out petra kvitova in straight sets in the second semifinal. the american took the first set 6—4 and the second 7—5 to reach her second grand slam final. she‘s got a good conversion rate. she had to save ten break—points against the two—time wimbledon winner. the final is on saturday. england rugby fans will be able to continue singing swing low, sweet chariot at matches despite the anthem having its roots in american slavery. the song has been english rugby‘s anthem since the late 1980s but has come under a review by the rfu. although they don‘t plan on banning fans from singing the anthem they have said they will use social media to improve diversity and inclusion in the sport. and that‘s all the sport for

what more can i learn about my birth mother, nadia?uess. yvonne: [ speaking arabic ] mustafa: she's saying that she used to work in lebanon to make money. i mean, it's... lemonis: my mother did? mustafa: yeah. lemonis: and she got pregnant, and she probably didn't want to take me back home. mustafa: yeah, exactly. lemonis: and she was maybe hiding here? mustafa: yes. lemonis: while the other book shows the names of my birth parents, this book shows the ones who came and adopted me. yeah, that's my -- that's my address in miami. and the record of my new name. yvonne: marcus anthony. yvonne: [ speaking arabic ] mustafa: the most important part that your family loves you. your dad and mom love you. lemonis: oh, yeah, more than anything. i had the best life. mustafa: yeah. yvonne: [ speaking arabic ] mustafa: you know what she said? "the tissue paper is so expensive, stop crying." lemonis: don't use it. don't... mustafa: stop crying. stop crying. lemonis: i can buy you more. tell her, "i did okay. i can buy a lot of kleenex." mustafa: okay

nadia podoroska smashed back even when the match was long—lost.atrick gearey, bbc news. so, swiatek through. and she will face the australian open champion sofia kenin in the final. kenin beat petra kvitova in straight sets in her semi final. the american kenin took the first set 6—4 and the second 7—5 to reach her second grand slam final and had to save ten break—points against two—time wimbledon winner kvitova. the final is on saturday. that's all the sport for now. john, as always, many thanks. the fbi says it's charging six people involved in a plot to overthrow michigan's state government and kidnap the governor, gretchen whitmer. the fbi said the alleged conspirators surveyed ms whitmer‘s holiday home and considered kidnapping her to a remote location in wisconsin to stand trial for treason ahead of november's election. several members are accused of talking about murdering "tyrants" or "taking" a sitting governor. the district attorney said the plot was at an advanced stage. money had already been pooled to buy arms and explosives. members

nadia: we are in no hurry to divest the stake.ective of the government is to maximize the value of the public stake in the bank. we will take the appropriate decisions to maximize its value, and we are in no hurry to divest it. mrs. vice president, thank you for joining us, we really appreciate your time this morning. nadia calvino santamaria, deputy prime minister, kingdom of spain thank you so much for joining us. maria tadeo in brussels, a pleasure to have you on the program as well. up next, stocks to watch and samsungml, supplier delivers on analyst expectations for the fourth quarter. they will resume buybacks. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." futures modestly positive. israel entered a second locked down after a spike in covid cases. the government forced the closure of schools and non-essential businesses alongside a ban on social gatherings. israel is starting to ease restrictions. the impact on the economy has been severe. gdp is expected to slump, and millions of workers hav

holcomb: thank you, nadia, and good evening to everyone who is watching. hopefully again. thank you for joining us. i hope you also express your voice by voting no later than november 3 for all eligible voters, judging by the turnout already many of you already have. have. i have spent the last four years primarily focused on three key areas. one, putting people first, two am making making sure building and maintaining our infrastructure every which way that wedi connect with each othr and markets. and also focus on making sure we are cultivating this program economy we have in india. i would do the same over the next four years and also address any issues that may come our way, covid-19, et cetera. i look for to having this discussion tonight. >> moderator: next we'll hear from mr. rainwater. you have one minute. rainwater: thank you, and good evening. in the preamble to the declaration of independence thomas jefferson said that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men. deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. last tuesday night gov

on the debate moderator for the evening, my name is nadia brown. i'm an associate professor and university faculty scholar at political science and african-american studies at the university. now, to introduce the candidates. they are incumbent republican governor eric holcombe, democratic challenger doctor woody myers and libertarian challenger donald rainwater. candice, thank you for joining us and giving voters an opportunity to hear from you. as you will notice, while we are here at w fyi, we are all in separate spaces. with safety concerns in light of covid-19. despite the separation, we look forward too having robust discussion on the issues tonigh tonight. the first debate my colleague andrew downs asked the candidates about an orton issues facing hoosiers. they talked taxes, the environment, guns and the fundamental role of government. the debate commission and i have elected tonight's questions of hundreds of ideas from across the state paid the topics have not been shared in advance of the candidates. the rules for our debate are simple.

a qualifier makes history at the french open, as nadia podoroska reaches the semi finals at roland garosbal pandemic and racism: us soccer star kayia mccullough tells us why she's left her home country behind. go to practice crying and then after not cry during practice in the net come home and cried for the rest of the day and it was just an endless cycle. good evening, and welcome to tonight's programme. "a unique moment in time" — the words of england and everton forward dominic calvert lewin when asked about the three players who look set to miss thursday's friendly with wales for breaching coronavirus rules. tammy abraham, ben chilwell, and jadon sancho attended a party for abraham on saturday evening, prompting boss gareth southgate to remind players about what it means to play for their country. today, police said they don't intend to investigate the matter further. calvert—lewin, who was called up to the senior squad for the first time last week, said it's a reminder to be extra careful. jesus reminded us what it means and expectations —— he just reminded us that have to be extra

but the focus is on one name you may not have heard of, argentina's nadia podoroska has made history by becoming the first qualifer to make it through to a grand slam semi final in over 20 years.. beating third seed elina svitolina in straight sets earlier.. britain's naomi broady has been part of the 5live commentary team today... and joins now.. it does leave this wide open. we talk about how wide—open it dispatch discussed show the extent that goes to and she is the first qualifier for 20 years i think it was stephenson in wimbledon, if she's doing her quarterfinal match later on this evening. which is remarkable because them could have a final with the qualifier in the french open. looking ahead going two for two, still going against diego, still an interesting watch. such a fun match to watch. kids every ball back in the teams are really having to fight really ha rd the teams are really having to fight really hard out there and we must be getting tired by now i dread up in victory, but he's been on call for overfour victory, but he's been on call for over four hours and will see

this is nadia sesay. that is a good question. we had challenges in meeting. we have to make sure that it satisfies the current needs. so we'll be working with them to see if there is an important to see what other changes we can accommodate. as you can see, reaching the expiration. we're more than halfway there. so this could potentially be an opportunity to -- because we haven't had a meeting since covid, this could be something the board will discuss at that next meeting because circumstances are different. that is not changed materially, but everybody is having those conversations at every level on how covid is impacting the community and what can we provide in support and benefits? >> commissioner brackett: my other additional question, this amount that is allotted for homeownership will only serve five families over five years, is that correct? >> yes. there are -- there will be five loans that are available. and it will be on a first come first save basis for families that qualify. -- first come-first serve basis. the families can work with the mayor's

nadia podorovska made history at the french open by becoming the first—ever qualifier to reach the women'sad never beaten a top—50 player going into the tournament, but stunned number three seed elina svitolina in straight sets. she also became the first female qualifier in 21 years to reach the finalfour of any grand slam. she's been speaking to the bbc about her achievement. it's freeing. it's unbelievable, for me, now that i'm training again, i feel very are excited about what is happening for me. i'm playing really, really good. ifeel happiness. i think it is special, as you said, but i don't think too much about it. i just you said, but i don't think too much about it. ijust play my game and try to win as many as i play. and i think it's good because if you start to think too much on that, mabel democrat maybe you will lose. it's very different to play tennis here. so for me, it's very different to play tennis here. so for me, its special. that's my dream too, not just so for me, its special. that's my dream too, notjust my personal career, trying to help the whole country out. the on

for the indiana debate commission, i am nadia brown. good night. >> with five days left until election day on november 3, when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year, stay with c-span. watch camping 2020 coverage every day on c-span, streamer on demand at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. >> next, look at global efforts to develop and distribute a coronavirus vaccine. from the aspen institute, this is 45 minutes. >> welcome everyone to this important conversation that we will be having today on equitable distribution of vaccines here my name is peggy clarkgy and i'm excited director

seed elina svitolina, the highest ranked player left in the competition, was knocked out by qualifier nadiae world number 131 won in straight sets 6—2, 6—4 in their quarterfinal. the argentine becomes the first female qualifier ever to reach the last four of roland garros, and the first in 21 years to reach such a point in any grand slam. she will play iga wiatek next as the 19—year—old pole beat martina trevisan in straight sets. british duo jamie murray and neal skupski missed out on a place in the semi—finals. the 13th seeds were beaten 6—4, 6—4 by defending champions germany's andreas mies and kevin krawietz. a tribunal has heard that a former british cycling and team sky chief doctor used "a screwdriver or blunt instrument" to destroy a laptop which may have contained medical data, crucial to a doping investigation. richard freeman is accused of ordering testosterone to the sport's headquarters at the national velodrome "knowing or believing" it was intended to boost an athlete's performance. he's admitted 18 of 22 charges against him. britain's geraint thomas has been forced to pull o

before closed down nobody in tonga i don't mean could i call today nadia often bites so what i'm going badly. and public anger boils over in the a tiny city of naples as a regional wide lockdown takes effect on a surge in brown virus cases. you're watching are to international bringing your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. teachers and friends are speaking out in the wake of a colleague's murder last week many say they're facing unacceptable daily risks while at work we heard from english teacher a lot and 0 tragedy that happened last week. us mind is many many things it's a tale of terror teachers and strong are expected to do a lot and it sounds like we will be expected to even more presents many ills in society and i know my colleagues and i are ready to take on many challenges that ish teachers are really under the threats of islamic terrorism. then we should not ask ourselves here's how you will teach kids should ask ourselves serious how we will protect the school itself and the surrounding stuff the school history teacher a summer party it

seed elina svitolina, the highest ranked player left in the competition, was knocked out by qualifier nadiarfinal. the argentine becomes the first female qualifier ever to reach the last four of roland garros and the first in 21 years to reach such a point in any grand slam. a tribunal has heard that a former british cycling and team sky chief doctor used "a screwdriver or blunt instrument" to destroy a laptop which may have contained medical data, crucial to a doping investigation. richard freeman is accused of ordering testosterone to the sport's headquarters at the national velodrome "knowing or believing" it was intended to boost an athlete's performance. he's admitted 18 of 22 charges against him. britain's geraint thomas has been forced to pull out of the giro d'italia after suffering a fracture to his pelvis in a crash before the start of yesterday's third stage. the welshman said it was very frustrating, especially as he was feeling in better shape than when he won the tour de france two years ago. he tweeted "2020 you can just do one now." i would assume at the end of his 2020 seas

seed elina svitolina, the highest ranked player left in the competition, was knocked out by qualifier nadiaarterfinal. the argentine becomes the first female qualifier ever to reach the last four of roland garros, and the first in 21 years to reach such a point in any grand slam. she will play iga wiatek next as the 19—year—old pole beat martina trevisan in straight sets. british duo jamie murray and neal skupski missed out on a place in the semi—finals. the 13th seeds were beaten 6—4, 6—4 by defending champions germany's andreas mies and kevin krawietz. britain's geraint thomas has been forced to pull out of the giro d'italia, after suffering a fracture to his pelvis in a crash before the start of yesterday's third stage. a sprint at the end of today's fourth stage required a photo finish to decide who won. eventually, arnaud demare — on the right of the picture — was given the victory ahead of peter sagan and davide ballerini. portugal'sjoao almeida retains the overall lead. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. many of us saw some rain at some point during the day on tuesday. th

commission, i am nadia brown. good night. >> with five days left until election day on november 3, when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year, stay with c-span. watch camping 2020 coverage every day on c-span, streamer on demand at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. >> next, look at global efforts to develop and distribute a coronavirus vaccine. from the aspen institute, this is 45 minutes. >> welcome everyone to this important conversation that we will be having today on equitable distribution of vaccines here my name is peggy clarkgy and i'm excited director of aspen global innovators group and vice president of the aspen institute. thank you so much for joining us. today the global conclusive growth partnership which is a partnership between the aspen institute and the mexico city for inclusive growth is presenting an important conversation on entering the and effective global distribution of vaccine. this conversat

coming up on sportsday on bbc news: and other upset at the french open as qualifier nadia podoroska reachesroland garros. president trump is back in the white house after three nights in hospital, and says he is looking forward to debating with his democratic rival joe biden next week. he has again tried to play down the seriousness of the virus. today he falsely claimed that flu was more lethal in most places than covid. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, is at the white house for us now. sophie, is at the white house for us now. thank you, and a of sophie, thank you, and as a result of that claim about flu being more serious, both facebook and twitter have placed restrictions on the post on the president. we've also heard in the last few minutes that america's top military commander, the chairman of the joint chiefs, is quarantining, along with several of his most senior officers after one tested positive. from donald trump's doctor today, we have had a bullet in the last few minutes saying he is stable, reporting no symptoms and that all is looking good. from donald trump himself, anot

issue, nadia. i'm not sure if you want to give everyone a quick pause, but let's wait for jamie for a few minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's hold on tight for a quick minute while we get this i.t. issue straightened out. >> i'm going to give her a call on her cell. >> thank you. >> everybody on zoom, this happens quite a bit. >> miguel. >> yes. >> does your screen show that we need you to sign in again? >> no. >> is yours showing that? >> yes. >> don't worry about that. that's the shared screen. >> i'm on. >> go ahead and reshare the powerpoint when you get a chance. >> i'll reshare. >> clerk: sorry about that. the vote was three ayes and one absent. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is regular agenda 5(c) workshop on proposed amendments to the redevelopment plan for the mission bay south redevelopment project, the design for development for the mission bay south project area and the mission bay south owner participation agreement collectively "plan documen

we'll tell you who's in the french open final, as the dream dies for qualifier nadia podoroska, who'sd attenborough have joined forces to launch what they hope will become the "nobel prize for environmentalism". the earthshot prize is being described as the most prestigious global environment award in history, offering £50 million to projects that aim to repair the planet. 0ur chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt reports. sir david attenborough: ours is a world of wonder. prince william and sir david have joined forces with the dizzyingly ambitious goal of repairing the planet. their plan is that the new prize will find 50 earthshots, 50 solutions, to the world's gravest environmental problems over the next ten years. the earthshot prize is the most prestigious global environmental prize there's ever been. it's a hugely ambitious target, but i do think that positivity and finding ways through this is better than saying, you know, it's all doom and gloom, we are all going to perish. i think we've got to harness our ingenuity and our ability to invent some of this out. kensing

robert and nadia in buoy, maryland. newlyweds claire and john in ridgewood, new jersey.king town. gordon, a 99-year-old proud world war ii veteran in rochester, virmont. thank you, sir, for all you have given the country, and marge in port angeles, washington, who celebrated her 64th birthday on friday. we're rooting for marge as he fights stage 4 lung cancer. marge's son calls his mother a ray of sunshine who always puts everyone else first. marge, we are with you. send us a photo of you and your mug with the hasht hashtag #sundaytoday. you might see yourself next week. you can get that big sunday today mug at the nbc loin store. thank you for spending part of your morning >>> good morning. it is sunday, october 18th. 7:00 on the dot. as we take a beautiful look outside cotton candy skies over levi's stadium this might be the first sunday night football on nbc we haven't had to worry about the air quality at levi's stadium. a great way to start our sunday morning. thank you for starting yours with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with a look at your microclim

this is nadia sesay. that is a good question. we had challenges in meeting.have to make sure that it satisfies the current needs. so we'll be working with them to see if there is an important to see what other changes we can accommodate. as you can see, reaching the expiration. we're more than halfway there. so this could potentially be an opportunity to -- because we haven't had a meeting since covid, this could be something the board will discuss at that next meeting because circumstances are different. that is not changed materially, but everybody is having those conversations at every level on how covid is impacting the community and what can we provide in support and benefits? >> commissioner brackett: my other additional question, this amount that is allotted for homeownership will only serve five families over five years, is that correct? >> yes. there are -- there will be five loans that are available. and it will be on a first come first save basis for families that qualify. -- first come-first serve basis. the families can work with the mayor's offi

third seed elina svitolina has been knocked out by qualifier nadia podoroksa.is in a crash before yesterday's third stage. the welshman said it was very frustrating, especially as he was feeling in better shape than when he won the tour de france two years ago. he tweeted: "2020 you can just do one now." and in today's fourth stage officials needed to examine the photo finish to decide who won. eventually arnaud demare on the right of the picture was given the victory ahead of peter sagan and davide ballerini. portugal'sjoao almeida retained the overall lead. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. some breaking news in the past few minutes — the global chemical weapons watchdog has confirmed the novichok—type nerve agent was found in samples from the russian opposition activist, alexei navalny. he believes he was poisoned by the russian authorities because they see him as a threat at next year's parliamentary elections. he was speaking in his first video interview since leaving hospital in germany last month. the russian governme

hispanic heritage special runs this saturday october, the 17th the 30 minute special with our very own nadia gonzales will begin at 9 30 at night you can also find more stories online at kron 4 dot com just when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. >>all right out there tonight skies mostly clear fog to speak of the golden gate bridge, beautiful shot out there tonight as we're going to see clear skies almost all week long as high pressure now building in those offshore winds. our kicking in and yes, indeed it is going to be one of those beautiful autumn weeks ahead, beautiful over a san francisco right now shining lights all the way across the bay and looking l

five years later, nadia murad is a nobel peace prize winner fighting to hold isis accountable. >> ( translatedg that i won the nobel prize, i asked my husband, abid, to see if there was a way i could decline, because the prize would make my life difficult. but, fate and god sometimes bring you something so that you can stop crimes and help others. (ti

nadia podoroska becoming the first qualifier ever to reach the semi finals at roland garros.ent, in straight sets. podoroska's fairytale run in paris will net the world number 131 at least half a million dollars, almost twice as much money as she's earned in her 9 year career, as a pro to date. and in major league baseball the atlanta braves beat the miami marins 9—5 in game one of the nl division series. ronald acuna jr, the record breaker, becoming the youngest player in postseason history to lead off the first inning with a home run. what a way to start! but look at this catch as well from ozzie albies, helping to give the braves the advantage as they take an early lead in the series. world number i novak djokovic is in action on wednesday as he goes on the hunt for a second french open title. he's up against pablo carena busta in the last 8. the top seeded djokovic is yet to concede a set on the parisian clay this year and he'll be looking for redemption against carreno busta after he was defaulted during their fourth—round us open tie last month for inadvertently hitting

my name is nadia brown at an associate professor and university faculty scholar a political site andican african-american studies at the university. now to introduce the candidates. they are

in tennis, poland's iga swiatek has defeated qualifier nadia podorowska in straight sets in the first. swiatek will face sofia kenin or petra kvitova in the final. she won in straight sets. the american took the sets 6—4. and she took five to reach her second grand slam final. england rugby fans will be able to continue singing swing low, sweet chariot at matches despite the anthem having its roots in american slavery. the song has been england rugby‘s anthem since the late 1980s but has come under new focus during the black lives matter movement and the rfu decided to conduct a review. although they don't plan on banning fans from singing the anthem they have said they will use social media to improve diversity and inclusion in the sport. 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. gavin see you later, thank you. labour mayors and council leaders in parts of england with high rates of coronavirus have criticised the government for failing to properly consult with them, as ministers consider whether tighter res

elina svitolina, the highest—ranked player left in the competition, was knocked out by qualifier nadiahe semi—finals at roland garros in the open era. the england manager gareth southgate has read his squad the riot act, after two incidents of players breaking coronavirus rules. tammy abraham, ben chilwell and jadon sancho look set to miss tomorrow night's friendly with wales after they went to a party where there were more than six people. phil foden and mason greenwood are also out of the squad after being sent home from iceland last month. southgate has warned his players about their behaviour. hejust kind of reminded us he just kind of reminded us what it means and the expectations of playing for england. and you have to be extra careful and follow the rules. those boys — they've apologised and that is first and foremost what they needed to do, but we all obviously understand what it means to play for the country and you have to remember that at all times. a rider at cycling's giro d'italia has been left with a suspected broken back, after a helicopter caused a crash. it happened n

elina svitolina, the highest ranked player left in the competition, was knocked out by qualifier nadiathe open era. the police have decided not to prosecute england players tammy abraham, jadon sancho and ben chilwell for attending a surprise birthday party for abraham where there were more than six people. all three have apologised but are still to hear if they'll be dropped from the england squad. they have all been reminded by manager gareth southgate about the standards they should set. obviously, a lot of people around the world look up to us as footballers, and we have that responsibility. we know that and like i say, we've been reminded of that in this camp. so everybody is well aware. and i'm confident that no one else will make any mistakes. so, yeah, we are obviously disappointed the lads aren't here, we wanted to see them, there are friends and at the end of the day we want to see them and catch up with them but hopefully they'll be here soon. a petition backed by the english football league asking the government to reconsider letting football fans back into stadiums has gat

issue, nadia. i'm not sure if you want to give everyone a quick pause, but let's wait for jamie for a few minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's hold on tight for a quick minute while we get this i.t. issue straightened out. >> i'm going to give her a call on her cell. >> thank you. >> everybody on zoom, this happens quite a bit. >> miguel. >> yes. >> does your screen show that we need you to sign in again? >> no. >> is yours showing that? >> yes. >> don't worry about that. that's the shared screen. >> i'm on. >> go ahead and reshare the powerpoint when you get a chance. >> i'll reshare. >> clerk: sorry about that. the vote was three ayes and one absent. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is regular agenda 5(c) workshop on proposed amendments to the redevelopment plan for the mission bay south redevelopment project, the design for development for the mission bay south project area and the mission bay south owner participation agreement collectively "plan documen

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issue, nadia. i'm not sure if you want to give everyone a quick pause, but let's wait for jamie for a few minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's hold on tight for a quick minute while we get this i.t. issue straightened out. >> i'm going to give her a call on her cell. >> thank you. >> everybody on zoom, this happens quite a bit. >> miguel. >> yes. >> does your screen show that we need you to sign in again? >> no. >> is yours showing that? >> yes. >> don't worry about that. that's the shared screen. >> i'm on. >> go ahead and reshare the powerpoint when you get a chance. >> i'll reshare. >> clerk: sorry about that. the vote was three ayes and one absent. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is regular agenda 5(c) workshop on proposed amendments to the redevelopment plan for the mission bay south redevelopment project, the design for development for the mission bay south project area and the mission bay south owner participation agreement collectively "plan documen

issue, nadia.'m not sure if you want to give everyone a quick pause, but let's wait for jamie for a few minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's hold on tight for a quick minute while we get this i.t. issue straightened out. >> i'm going to give her a call on her cell. >> thank you. >> everybody on zoom, this happens quite a bit. >> miguel. >> yes. >> does your screen show that we need you to sign in again? >> no. >> is yours showing that? >> yes. >> don't worry about that. that's the shared screen. >> i'm on. >> go ahead and reshare the powerpoint when you get a chance. >> i'll reshare. >> clerk: sorry about that. the vote was three ayes and one absent. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is regular agenda 5(c) workshop on proposed amendments to the redevelopment plan for the mission bay south redevelopment project, the design for development for the mission bay south project area and the mission bay south owner participation agreement collectively "plan documents