robertson was asked about germany, too.ret that germany were going to dominate possession. and of course he namechecked toni cross, one of the best midfielders, if not the best midfielder in the world. he said that they would just have to try to keep the ball and try to frustrate germany as much as possible. and again, he reiterated something that many people within the scotland camp have been saying. the pressure will be on germany because this is their home match in their home tournament and it's the very first one. they fight for every ball. i think as i mentioned, they made a great journey from a team who play a lot of long balls and go in the second ball and try to fight for the second ball and then play in the final third to a team who can create chances and ball possession as well. it's not only a team who can fight for a second ball and the ball's not always up in the air. they are brilliant in both possession moments, very good in the final third, they play a lot of crosses. so they try to do, try to create some st

walked off, thought, "well, george robertson believes in him". yeah.ertson said "devolution will kill nationalism stone dead," so. he wasn't right about everything. oh, but that then makes me think back to that period. because, actually, at that point, i mean, gordon brown was actually the one out of those two that was going to be the prime minister, wasn't it? or is that have we sort of almost remembered that period? george robertson, you know, took certain precautions if he was going around telling people that tony blair was the future because gordon brown was not amused at all. he never forgave. i mean, percy will know this so much better than me. but in 1994, after the tragic death ofjohn smith, the scotsman ran a poll of, i think, scottish labour mps which showed that tony blair was ahead of gordon brown. gordon brown never forgave the scotsman for that. but remind me because i think i'm wrong about the date in that, of course, because tony blair became an mp.. in 1983. so this was the late 805. this is when george robertson said this to me, late

safety first for scotland — their captain andy robertson leaves training, but the management insist he'll for the opener on friday. and all eyes on molly — as the world indoor champion goes for more success at the europeans — we'll be in rome for the latest. also coming up on sportsday... it's a battle of the brits in nottingham — dart and boulter go head to head, as the grass court season begins. and more milestones forjamie chadwick. she speaks to us after victory at a prestigious indy car event at the weekend. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday, and we're kicking off with the countdown to the european championship — which starts on friday, with the hosts germany against scotland england's campaign begins at the weekend. they're one of the tournament favourites and received a royal send off before flying out today. gareth southgate and the team will be based in the centre of the country, an area called blankenhain in the city of erfurt, ahead of theirfirst game in gelsenkirchen — to face serbia on sunday. they'll then go on to play denmark and slovenia. a big couple of weeks ah

. board member calum robertson. there we are now. in four weeks time, we will know which party will lead the country for the next five long years. will it be rishi sunak forced to apologise today for bailing out of d—day commemorations.7 keir starmer well, he wants your vote but is he too wooden to win a tv debate 7 he too wooden to win a tv debate ? ed he too wooden to win a tv debate .7 ed davey went baking with schoolchildren this week. as you do. and will he be trusted, though, to cook your books .7 and though, to cook your books? and nigel farage has returned to frontline politics as certainly shaken things up. will he win your vote for the reform party? well, it's all to play for and we'll discuss the last big week in politics right after your latest news headlines. and it's sam francis . sam francis. >> martin, thank you very much. and good evening to you. it's just after 7:00. we will start with news from the election campaign trail. the prime minister has been heckled in wiltshire as he resumed his campaign

rajini: nick robertson, always good to talk to you. thank you very much for the moment.ound. for those watching in the u.k., you can watch nick's full interview with nigel farage after the weather. if you are watching around the world, plenty more to come on bbc news, including a look at donald trump's huge fundraising boost post-convic. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. nard is a proud supporter of public television. anunr:ding s prodeby, ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by...

i asked andy robertson how he felt about that. we will hear from robertson how he felt about that.him in a moment, but most importantly, the scotland manager, steve clark, said everybody was fully fit, flying and raring to go. we know it's a big game. but for us it's the opening game, three matches. we know what we have to do to qualify, and that is all we are focused on. the enormity of the opening game and whatever, that is a little bit of a sideshow. hopefully we don't get too involved in that. one of the mantras i've always had his respect everyone and fear no one. so we've come here with a lot of respect with the host nation, we know they are a good team. but hopefully on the night, we can show that we are a good team as well. we were at the square earlier with all the fans will stop they'd pretty much taken over the centre of munich. how did it feel that so many of them have come out you to support you in the team? it’s of them have come out you to support you in the team?— you in the team? it's amazing. we obviously see _ you in the team? it's amazing. we obviously see all—

a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson.s a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. jane dougal, bbc news, cologne. when we were drawn against the host nation in the opening game, you are looking at the second two games in the group and thinking, maybe that's where our points are going to come from. that's the way it turned out. so everybody was trying to over hype the fact that we had to get something from this game tonight, but the reality was, even if we played well against germany, we probably would've been in a similar position. we have to come to this game to get something to keep us alive going into the last game. that is what we've done. hosts germany are the first side throug

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. >> okay , callum robertson, let's >> okay, callum robertson, let's bnng >> okay, callum robertson,'s bring you in. now, let's start with d—day, i mean, rishi has been panned from every angle on this. was it. do you think the conservative or rishi sunaks gerald ratner moment or are we overreacting, i think if you look at, president zelenskyy from ukraine who managed to come and stay for the entire thing, and stay for the entire thing, and he's fighting a war, he is fighting a war against russia , fighting a war against russia, akin to the kind of evil we're seeing in world war two. but yet he was able to stay for the entire thing. what does it say about the values of our prime minister that he's not willing to stand up and meet our troops and value our troops , the ones and value our troops, the ones who fought and were lucky enough to survive on those beaches 80 years ago yesterday, i think it's disgraceful. >> yuri, do you think it's that bad? and what's been interesting about this? on my show yesterday, i had johnny mercer on johnny mercer setting up the veterans bill, laying out

robertson answered them all.re that pot was big and telling everyone else don't chase the money. when she found the money, and would be waiting for her. >> every dollar needs to be scrutinized. >> and politics, there is a drumbeat like harvey weinstein at the rnc. they were demanding that the nc pay the money back in the form of donations. that is a fair question for fani willis. the audacity of this woman. that paycheck protection program came into place in covid for the purpose of being given to business owners to keep your employees paid. employees couldn't work. businesses, we didn't want them to go under. it was for that purpose. this woman this woman wrote on no form that she had 4 companies and 407 employees. i looked everywhere. i wanted to know how many employees she actually had. she wanted to go out and buy diamonds. >> part of the fraud. by the way, that program was 1.2 trillion. last summer, there was a report that $200 billion possibly was spent in fraudulent claims. there was not a pastor in minnes

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a bit of a boost for andy robertson and others being back in training, and some relief for the squad?quad? yes, and for fans. this is because yesterday, _ squad? yes, and for fans. this is because yesterday, both - squad? yes, and for fans. this is because yesterday, both andy i because yesterday, both andy robertson and lawrence shankland did not take part in the whole of the training session, the first one of the camp, and robertson actually limped off, so there is quite a bit of concern but we knew yesterday it was not anything serious because the assistant scotland managerjohn assistant scotland manager john calvert assistant scotland managerjohn calvert said he hasjust assistant scotland managerjohn calvert said he has just taken a bit of a knock and it was precautionary and lawrence shankland ijust a bit of a nickel, and both were in full training earlier today. so it relief for scott and finds what had enough of hearing for injuries for their countrymen playing in this tournament. they certainly seem to be enjoying training earlier today, there was quite ill lot of laughing and

nic robertson in london. thank you very much. ian bremmer is president of the eurasia group group. he is with us now. e and good morning to you so let's start here with what this rescue operation means for benjamin netanyahu first on the ceasefire deal, because there was some reporting that the israelis agreed to it. but then there were reports that netanyahu said there were gaps between what biden had proposed and what he will agree to what now for the ceasefire deal, the proposal that's on the table. >> look, obviously it's a huge win when you've had seven months plus of these hostages being held and no one knowing how many of them were alive, nobody knowing what kind of health conditions therein not just the visuals of seeing these four freed by israel, but also being able to talk to them, being able to hear their experiences. i mean, this is just a catharsis for trauma that the israeli people have collectively been through. and of course, not just not yeah, i hope that the entire war cabinet benefits from that. >> but negotiating with hamas, a breakthrough on this when you have

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of course, ayesha ali khan and callum robertson.at did you make of what belinda had to say? >> well, first of all, i just want to say that this is not the first time we've had comments by reform supporters, by reform candidates that have come to light . and i just think that light. and i just think that this would have been the perfect opportunity for nigel farage to show a bit of leadership and say, this was absolutely wrong. we take full responsibility . we take full responsibility. we're going to look into this instead. what he has done is pass the blame onto somebody else, i.e. channel 4 news, and basically hoping that kick it into the long grass, don't have to deal with it. not my responsibility. and i think that type of leadership, it's just not there. and if we are going to, you know, view him as a potential, opposition leader in, depending on what happens next thursday, that's not the sort of leader i would want, you know, anybody to be, looking up to. >> and yet belinda was saying that this activist was suspended as soon as

daniel and robertson, thanks very much indeed. k prime minister. i'm interested in that cuz going head to head opposition. label the the case stop and the final tv debate latest tackles at key issues including tax immigration and rex. it of protesting and protest is valid outside the venue election. it will take place on the 4th of july . so next consecutive policies badly trailing. the main physician laid the party in the opinion polls or an ongoing. yeah, it hits the pose this week for the 1st time since it was a whole, this constitution a year ago to brooding representation among its people. but experts say we call physicians. the governing party is as long as a be a little change or serious steps taken to address corruption scandal instead of wrote to the country in recent years. patrick felt report stuff from the top, the campaign value of the capital one, but so and supporters of among garden people's policy o m p. p. confident of securing another, resenting victory in the upcoming parliamentary. but b, m p. p is a political force that showed

a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson.er ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. that game is against hungary and scotland will need to get a win from that match if they want to get through to the knockout stages of this major tournament. if they were to do that, it would be for the first time ever. hungary played germany earlier today, the other countries in scotland's. germany won 2-0. countries in scotland's. germany won 2—0. gundogan with the second goal, the former manchester city man, and this means that hungary are now bottom of the group and scotland are in third place. the emotion that we saw in the stands here tonight in cologne clearly inspired this scotland side to deliver and if passion could be c

live in livermore at robertson park, where currently it's 80 degrees. we do have a gentle breeze. and i got to tell you, i'm so grateful it's not over 100 degrees as it was here in livermore. just a couple of days ago. we are out here for the 106th annual rodeo. it's the livermore rodeo, and it's the talk of the town. it's the talk of the entire bay area today. it happens to be the eighth annual cowgirl luncheon. and here to tell us about is kathleen mintzer and brian, perhaps you can hold the microphone for me while we talk to kathleen. >> hi. welcome, so today we have cowgirl luncheon. we have about 550 ladies here today. and they're here to celebrate. and it's our biggest fundraiser of the year. so we're raising money and we're giving out scholarships. and we're giving out to vfw here in livermore and to valley care for breast cancer awareness. well, i know 500 women are going to fill these tents here today. >> you say you raise the money for scholarships. how many scholarships do you plan to give out? >> so this year we're giving out 15. on sunday, $1,000 a piece. >> wow. so h

ukraine not, even just about europe, but about the world standing up for the cause of freedom nic robertson, let me bring you in on this. >> then making that connection in words in these speeches and remarks we're going to hear, but also in the meetings the president biden is going to be having. he's gonna be meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy yeah. >> and for zelenskyy, this there'll be that additional poignancy because of course here is poised, his country is poised hedge. if you will, of what d-day was, which was this huge sacrifices, huge 456,000 troops, four thousand, 414 who died on d-day 2000 of them dead and injured on omaha beach, not far from where the president is standing now by the end of that day, and of course, president zelenskyy is in this moment where he is trying to improve recruitment toughen conscription was because he needs his generation of people in his country to rally to the flag in the same way that those generations did who were commemorated it seemed today. >> we're willing to sacrifice themselves for their nation, for its future. and it's not easy and t

andy robertson takes part in training as scotland step up their preparations ahead of their first eurory behind her in time to defend her bmx gold medal at the olympics in paris. hello and welcome to the programme, i'm sarah mulkerrins. ahead of scotland's opener against germany on friday at euro 2024, there's been some positive news for their fans steve clarke's news for their fans — steve clarke's side trained this morning and the news is liverpool full—back andy robertson took part, after going off early in training yesterday. lawrence shankland was also involved, as were kenny mclean and stuart armstrong. a lot of eyes around the world will be watching the games, will be watching your every move for the next three or four weeks. and you have to enjoy that and you have to embrace it as well. so, we have done amazingly well to get to back—to—back tournaments. this one, obviously a lot more busy in terms of the experience that we had a few years ago, but it's something we have to enjoy scotland but it's something we have to enjoy have an opene england's first match is against serbia o

we do have that nic robertson package right now. so let's listen to it and i'll talk to you right afterwards. >> it has been in moscow state media lampoon president joe biden's debate performance? yes. but can all say nil while wet, i'm smith's loan congratulating him for not falling over criticizing him for what they called a 22nd freeze up saying he had trouble remembering who and where he was. if russia was gleeful europe was shocked newspapers agreeing democrats, panic, british tabloids, biden bombed even this cake from the populace. son joe, my toast in france, italy, germany headlines much the same greek and middle east newspapers, suggesting biden step aside leaders was silent. several met him two weeks ago at the g7 in italy where he also seems slow and kept them waiting. the growing reality for them. now, a donald trump redux in more dangerous times many of them will remember those bruising days, not just physically, but verb believed to his tone and topics on nato unchanged suggesting putin is europe's problem. well, i got

nic robertson, cnn london. >> and thanks to see it nic robertson for that report just ahead.eekend of freedom for another close ally of donald trump as the u.s. supreme court denies steve bannon's last-minute bid to avoid prison every weekday morning. here are the five things you need to know to start your day gift. the news you need about this for an hernia thanks, baseball headlines in five minutes or less cnn's five things with kate bolduan, streaming weekdays on cnn.com and makemake consumer cellular. we pride ourselves on giving you fast, reliable, nationwide coverage and up to half the cost. the leading carriers, but don't worry we've got more than that going for us. >> new customers who buy any phone get two months of service free when you sign up by july 31st, call or go online to switch today. >> and the furniture business things move fast. ziprecruiter helps us hire qualified candidates who kiba we needed a project manager yesterday, we posted a job at ziprecruiter and had our guy on-site and five days, he was qualified and everyone zip recruiter finds the best camp

, cnn london are thanks. >> didn't nic robertson for that report now i want to bring in julian assange has half-brother, gabriel. she didn't we we appreciate your time as i told you, turn the break. >> this is obviously i think it's a real very emotional time for you and your family. can you give us a sense of behind the scenes, the pieces that had to come together for this to actually reach an outcome. i know there are a lot of moving parts that we probably didn't even know about this is the culmination of a years-long campaign fill. >> it was a grassroots campaign that led into a political campaign and particularly the australian government, these trending government were key into negotiating this deal, into putting in place what needed to happen for julian to get out of the prison and to this island where he's on his way to at the moment to put this play before u.s. judge he has to fly to a us district which is the mariana islands, which is the closest district to australia but it really is the combination of a years-long campaign the political will of the australian people led to t

captain andy robertson admitted the occasion may have got to a couple of the team, but they have belief's a fantastic tournament to play in. we have worked so hard to get here and we want to enjoy it as much as we can come up with the only way to do that is by playing the football that we believe that we can play. we didn't do that friday night. now we've got two more chances to do that to try to stay in this tournament. in tennis, the recently crowned french open champion carlos alcaraz has won his first match of the year on grass. he saw off argentina's francisco cerundolo in straight sets in the first round at queens. the spaniard, top seed in london this week, dominated the first set — taking it 6—1, before coming through a tight second set — seven games to five — next up the new british number one jack draper. it is good to have the situation, to have to deal with with the nerves. stay alive in the second set, but really happy with everything i've done and hopefully keep going. well, andy murray is a five—time winner of this tournament and is likely playing it for the last time. he

can i sense where able, how many robertson forced inside sound to the back to i had last year that some close up coming right up after the break and don't forget you can always get a lot more news on our website. as dw adults got offers, and berlin from the other team, the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed if the carriers subscribe to those channels to subscribe to plan. it's a the on january 14th, 2024.

. >> reporter: what happened at commander jeremy robertson and his crew was the war between israel andls. it began after the ship passed through the suez canal into the read sea. >> it was possibly an attack coming from the south towards israel. >> welcome to the red sea. >> reporter: the houthis came in on the side of hamilton and were launching a stream of cruise missiles and drones also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, or uavs, toward israel. >> i think 25 to 35 uavs and cruise missiles had been launched and some of them were headed up the red sea and we picked up the very first one way attack uav on our system approximately 60 or 70 miles away from us. >> reporter: robertson headed for the ship's combat information center. >> i came down to combat sometime around five, 5:30 in the afternoon, and didn't leave until about 2:00 a.m. >> reporter: the "carney" tracked and intercepted drones and missiles that came within range. the first american shots fired in defense of israel. >> whether or not they would have made it to israel is unknown. they were a long ways from home and there w

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euro 2024 has been approved, tartan army with players like andy robertson, liverpool defender, scottmctominy , manchester united half pack and kieran tierney will come to declare a drop in the game. the team is not closed. we have a very difficult job, but we shouldn't lose our confidence. we have three games and each one is equally important. that's why we have to stand against germany with all our strength. the match between germany and scotland will be held at 22:3 on friday, june 25. mehdiar mustafalo of the sed and broadcasting news agency. and now look at the statistics of the best. germany, spain, with a proud victory, are the three champions of the euro era. germany is the most experienced euro team. this is the 14th appearance of this team in this competition. it is the second spanish team that is going to experience its twelfth appearance . euro 2024, like the previous two seasons, has 24 teams among the teams. this is georgia's first experience his presence in this competition. italy is present as the defending champion. cristiano ronaldo, with 14 goals , is the top scorer

we've got cliff robertson and david soul with a belly danr between them. the key t rebecca.r few moments ago i mentioned t ace up the sleeve that rommel had and later montgome had in north afra and patton had, also. signals intelligence. now, we know that today by the cold phrase ultra. i'll be one of the very few people you'll ever work that worked on ultra when it was still ultra and every time -- and i had a top secret clearance in the archives, every time we ran across the world ultra in the page just like in the hollywood movie we had to stop, close the ledger books the cables were in, raise our hand, a person known as a team leader, they had a clearance above top secret. top secret is not the highest top level clearance, believe me. they would come and open up the page with the cables in them, take out the page, date stamp it, initial it, put a marker on that ledger book and then the team leader and i would then go to a big safe and he would open this sucker up like something out of a hollywood movie and put the page in there, and so i could certify that he had done th

they refuse to do so because as nic robertson was pointing out there's every indication that the hamas leadership thinks that's in their interest to see more dead palestinians, because that puts more pressure on israel. >> this proposal has the weight of un approval. you also think egypt, qatar, other nations, or more invested. seems like they're more invested in at this time maybe then they had been before. does that have any soy with hamas? >> sure doesn't look like it. i mean uis sinwar, who is hiding probably in some tunnel and in gaza has just rejected these terms. and the biden administration had some hopes that they could use egypt and qatar and other arab states to pressure him clearly, it has not worked. sinwar is playing his own game and he doesn't seem to care how many palestinians pay the price for continuing this war? >> so president biden on his way to europe right now for these g7 meetings hell of a lot is going on in europe over the last few days. these european parliament elections where the far-right parties have done very well extremely well in countries like france

we've got cliff robertson and david soul. with a belly dancer between them.y to rebecca remember a few moments a. i mentioned the ace up t sleeve that ruml had and later montgomery h in north aic and patton had also. signals intelligence now we know that today by the cold phrase ultra. i'll be one of the very few people you ever meet that worked on ultra when it was still ultra. and every time and i had a top secret clearance in the national archives and every time we ran across the word ultra on a page. just like in a hollywood movie. we had to stop. close the ledger book where the cables wern a person known as ar who had a clearance about top secret top secret is not the highest level clearance. believe me. and they would come and we would open up the ledger book with the cable grams in them. and they would take out that page put in a blank page. date stamp it itl it. put a marker on that ledger book and then he the team leader and i would then go to a big safe tp like something out of a hollywood movie and put the page in there. and so i could certify that

mactamini is with kenny robertson is very effective in his defense line as well and a team showed his strength and there is a team that uses his physical strength well. in my opinion, if scotland concentrates more in the second half in order to get a point in the game, hungary will naturally win. its status is 100 , which means that if it gets three points in the game, with four points, it can become the third team in this group . i say that on paper, the hungarians still have a chance to see what will happen to the other groups. build and build a new team, but he doesn't show as much as zohrdar famously said, so see mr dear iraqi, if we want to talk about croatia , croatia could have used the good defensive structure it had in the previous seasons. now look at the last two games. well, those are the age conditions of players like persic, modric and brozovic. these are players who are getting old. and everything is dragged to the last minute. the speed of the croatian team's transition to the attack is very slow, even speaking, yes , mr. dalish, i passed the game, if you look at the g

spoke just minutes ago after meeting with republican lawmakers on capitol hill cnn's mj lee and nic robertson are both in italy covering the g7 summit, mj to you first, what are we expecting to see in here with biden and zelenskyy? >> briana we are running just a little bit behind schedule, but the stage is set behind us at this hotel in southern italy where the president is staying for that joint news conference between president biden and president zelenskyy, of course, coming on the heels of some major moves by the g7 and the united states this week to try to shore up global support for ukraine. and when the two leaders take the stage, we expect that they're going to approach the table that is at the middle of the stage, and that is where they will sign that new bilateral agreement between the two countries. it says that the two countries will cooperate for ten years. on important issues like the production of weapons and military equipment, the training of armed forces and intelligence sharing, and it's really important to underscore just the sense of urgency here that is in place for bot

, not the big takeaway overseas everyone judging performance policy of worry for another day nic robertson, cnn, london mahzarin mar, the comedic actor who came to fame in the 1970s and normally is a typical soap opera. >> mary hartman. mary hartman has died at age 80. he went on to star in these spin off fern would tonight and later appeared in roseanne vip and arrested development, among others, his daughter, maggie mall, said he had died after what she called a valiant fight against a long illness. many of his fellow actors have put out statements, praise is he, he's humor, talent, and humanity a rescue mission is underway to help more than 100 dolphins stranded off the coast of new england. the international fund for animal welfare cause this quote the largest single mass stranding event in the organization's 25 year history. they say the dolphins were found friday in a muddy, difficult location, ten had died by the time they arrived. a rescue team is trying to hurt the animals further out of the shallow mud flats. the fun describes this stretch of coast as the epicenter of mass strand

cnn, international diplomatic editor nic robertson joining us now from italy hello nick, you've been watching this very closely over the last few days. now, what are the big takeaways? >> the big takeaways are on ai artificial intelligence. the pope being very clear not to use it for bad things like making automated weapons, not having machines kill people rather making sure that it's the benefits it gives are across all societies, all countries a lot of pressure on china to improve its oversupply on world markets that causes concern for all the nations of the g7 big, big commitments to ukraine in terms of financial support the $50,000,000,000 loan in terms of ongoing military support, the security package signed by the united states, also ukraine signing one with japan while here as well, these give enduring ten year long plans to train up ukrainian forces, get them using interoperable weapon systems. except cetera, with nato and i think as well, one of the important takeaways that doesn't get a lot of talk about here was the commitment for development and developing banks and devel

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and i'm pleased the robertsons will be close by, reachable and i can bother him there. and i'm confident that his leadership will continue to be in demand throughout the hoosier state and beyond in the next endeavor he's going to embark on. say this to you well-done, good and faithful servant. thank you for everything you have done for me and my family. with that, mr. speaker i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from tennessee mr. rose, for five minutes. mr. rose: mr. speaker i rise to recognize gordonsville high school tiger yets for the tssaa state championship in softball for the second year in a row. gordonsville tennessee is known as a title town for having won 10 state championships in their history. this year title town has know jewel in its crown thanks to gordonville high school. this is the second consecutive state championship win for this team which won last year by 5-2 and joe burnes high school by dominating 11-1 score this year. the lady tigers came to the field in a championship game with a can-do spiri

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norway, and with five wins as the second team to euro 2024, the tartan army with players like andy robertsonverpool defender, scott mcdominy, half pack manchester united and we must stand against germany with all our strength. the match between germany and scotland will be held at 22:3 on friday, june 25. mahdiar mustafalo of the sed and broadcasting news agency . we are continuing our conversation with mr. jordan ashtiani . it is in european football, that is, it can change the attitude of world football and we can even say that in the past years it has been more influential than the world cup because it is more global now than all the worlds and the edges that are affecting those three football fields. he sidetracks and mostly goes to other issues, but european football has shown in the past years that they have changed the philosophy of football and the reason for football to some extent. first, do you agree with this and what is your opinion about this period ? you, autor haiger, came to greece with a defensive system, he was able to play football change the world now from his own point