a reminder of our top story, atalanta have ended bayer leverkusen�*s long unbeaten run to win the europaperformance from the italian side, who won 3—0 thanks for a superb hat—trick from ademola lookman. the victory for atalanta, bringing them a first ever european trophy. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. for most of us, wednesday was a particularly miserable day. quite wet, in fact, in hertfordshire and warwickshire, we had a months worth of rain in a 24—hour period, ranging from 55 to almost 65 mm of rainfall. throughout the day, the rain gradually drifted its way steadily north and west. here, it is going to linger for quite some time, so we still have weather warnings out. in fact, the met office has an amber warning now, with the emphasis on the heavy and persistent rain across parts of north wales and northwest england. we could see, to higher ground, as much as 100 mm or more, and that could lead to some localised flooding. so t

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s. long been political of the us, lower court says no way to record nation of palestine is a big shift international from the region 5, i'm from the of the european congress is to send a strong signal to divert to israel, to the americans that look, we need to solve this conflict peacefully, i'm up to state solution is the only bad solution we actually do have a home. well, the other, even worse, when a few of small sparsely populated congress trying to solve one of the wells most complicated conflict for now, no way hopes more countries in europe will follow it and recognize palestinian statehood as well. steadfast and l g sierra also as well. the decision by island comes in the wake of mounting pressure on the government to recognize a palestinian state. i'll just say it was been a month's reports now from dublin for decades, successive owners, governments that express, sorry, public support for the rights of palestinian across a series of international institutions that is there any and re

s. long been political of the us, lower courts as no ways to recognition of palestine. is a big shift international of, from the region 5, i'm from the of the european congress is to send a strong signal to divert to israel, to the americans. the look, we need to solve this conflict peacefully and up to state solution is the only bad solution we actually do have. i'm on. well, the other, even worse, one of you of small sparsely populated countries trying to solve one of the world's most complicated conflict. for now, no way hopes more countries in europe will follow it and recognize palestinian statehood as well. steadfast and l just sierra. also. all the decision by islands comes in the wake of mounting pressure on the government naturally recognize a palestinian state for the monks. how system dublin a decade successive iris governments that express sorry, public support for the rights of palestinian across a series of international institutions. but is there any and recent months since the thoughts of israel's more on guards of the public pressure has forced the gove

s. long been political off the us, lower courts as no way to recognition of palestine is a big shift international of from the region 5, i'm from the other european, kansas is to send a strong signal to divert to israel to the americans. the look, we need to solve this conflict peacefully and up to state solution is the only bad solution we actually do have. i'm on. well, the other, even worse, one of you of small sparsely populated countries trying to solve one of the world's most complicated conflict for now, no way hopes more countries in europe will follow it and recognize palestinian statehood as well. steadfast and l just sierra. also, the mom of the most of the joys is now here on the such. he's a political analyst. i'm professor of media studies at the door institute for graduate studies and lots of strands here for us to untangle. let's start with the reaction from 2 of the main partners and mediation efforts on, on and off again, mediation efforts, egypt and katara. what's your make

s. long being critical of the oslo accords as no way to recognition of palestine, is a big shift international of from the region 5, i'm from the of the european, kansas is to send a strong signal to divert to israel to the americans that look, we need to solve this conflict peacefully. i'm up to state solution is the only bad solution we actually do have a home. well, the other or even bars. one of you of small sparsely populated comp, just trying to solve one of the world's most complicated conflict. for now, no way hopes more countries in europe will follow it and recognize palestinian statehood as well. steadfast and l. g sierra also protests in solar down to palestine have been continuing worldwide in the us demonstrate as gavin in new york told a riley against israel's war on guys, a number of people who are arrested. that protest is cool for more international pressure on israel and said palestinian resistance against the occupation is justified. those are criticized us for the demonst

s. long been political of the us, lower court says no way to record nation of palestine is a big shift international from the region 5, i'm from the of the european congress is to send a strong signal to divert to israel, to the americans that look, we need to solve this conflict peacefully and up to state solution is the only bad solution we actually do have a home. well, the other, even worse, when a few of small sparsely populated countries trying to solve one of the world's most complicated conflict for now, no way hopes more countries in europe will follow it and recognize palestinian statehood as well. steadfast and l. g sierra. also, a lot of the most are you joins is now he's a political analyst and professor of media studies at the institute for graduate studies. good to have you back here with us a moment. let's talk about these 3 countries recognizing the state of palestine. we also expect in the very near future slovenia to joined a group. what are they signaling but this move? we

s. long been critical of the oslo accords has no way to recognition of palestine . is a big shift international from the region 5. i'm from the, i'll be european, kansas is to send a strong signal to divert to israel, to the americans that look, we need to solve this conflict peacefully. i'm up to state solution is the only bad solution we actually do have a home. well, the other, even worse, one of you of small sparsely populated comp, just trying to solve one of the world's most complicated conflict. for now, no way hopes more countries in europe will follow it and recognize palestinian statehood as well. steadfast and l. g sierra also as the 1st of all, frank here now does here, right? when we come back and pop, when you get a moans and rescue workers continued to take the bodies after a devastating lice like that mad very house on the 5 find a warning has now been issued for a psych loan in the by up and go running out because bung with us, but you can see system made its way in lab just to the age to go. got to very heavy right. still move very heavy right for

couldn’t do it, the second example, and they made it into an ordinary... drone, well, it’s true, it ’s long-rangeit’s february, which , well, powerful drone, but still this is not something that could be done actually, as i said, the same with ground drones, there were three companies, now 24 companies are making ground robotic complexes, but the state cannot take the courage and not developed a mechanism to make... take the best from all developers, hang there, again , the kabeluch missiles, the guidance complex that we have and make a shock anti-tank drone, by the way, one military man told me, yes, on the condition of anonymity, that if his unit had these land-based robotic saber complexes, which had already been purchased, but had not yet entered the troops there. because of this collision of the state special forces of the defense forces, yes , there is something wrong in this link, the reed unit could hold it, yes, that is, it is about the fact that ukraine sometimes has high-tech, innovative solutions, but cannot bring them to systematic use, and this is about this is exactly what it says,

atalanta produce a stunning performance to win the europa league and end bayer levekusen�*s season longague posts, with chelsea among the clubs on the hunt for a new boss. and many happy returns to novak djokovic who wins on his 37th birthday in geneva. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday, and after a sensational 51—match unbeaten run, and on the brink of an invincible season in all competitions, bayer leverkusen fell at the final stage in the europa league on wednesday night. they were beaten by atalanta in the final in dublin, the italian side themselves making history.

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. >> associate on the can do from school that the covid 90's long says he make sure his security cameras are always working to protect his employees. he says something has to change time right now us in open step say, you know what, this signifies looking for long. >> way says. whatever the crime the time. >> we reached out to the mayor's office city administration and city councilmember nikki fortunato bas but did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >> well, tonight, business owners in berkeley have to decide if they want to pay for their parklets or risk losing them all together. the city of berkeley now is going to start charging rent for the parking spaces that have been utilized to turn the space into parklets. the parklets first popped up, of course, during the pandemic in really served as a lifeline for countless restaurants around the bay use of that street space has been free. but starting next week, berkeley is set to charge restaurants thousands of dollars a year for it. >> going to be a big expense that was going to be ha

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that would extend his family�*s decades—long grip on power in the african country. s making accusations of election rigging. a general strike against austerity measures in argentina brought most of the country to a halt. schools, banks and transport were shut. the strikes were lead by major trade unions against presidentjavier milei�*s economic policies. chinese president xi jinping and the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban have called for better relations between the european union and china. this comes at the end of the first day of xi�*s visit to hungary on thursday. the leaders reportedly discussed trade and investment deals between the two countries, which will increase the size of the chinese footprint in europe. our correspondent nick thorpe has been following the visit from budapest. the first day of this two—day visit of the chinese president and his 400 strong delegation was spent deep in talks with their hungary and counterpart upon castle hill on the other side of where i am standing this evening. some 20 trade agreements were signed, ranging on every

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s decades-long dominance over the so-called peace process is starting to wane. last time direct talks were held between the israelis and palestinians was during the obama administration, and that collapsed in a matter of months. the three european leaders said their recognition of palestine was also part of efforts to pressure israel to end the fighting in gaza. and the pressure is only mounting tonight after the families of five israeli women released graphic images of their abduction from the nir oz kibbutz, part of a desperate plea to prime minister netanyahu to agree to a deal with hamas to secure their release. orly gilboa is the mother of 19-year-old daniela. >> i just want everyone do whatever they can to bring her home. >> reporter: in gaza, the fighting rages on. a cbs news team was at the al-aqsa hospital in deir al bala after an israeli air strike killed at least 12. and between a potential arrest warrant for alleged war crimes, the unilateral recognition of a palestinian state by european powers, and anguished pleas from hostage families at home, net

and it looks like we will be holding on to the 70's and a long-range forecast as well. and earlier, you said you like the 70's. i my kind of weather. very comfortable everyone keep your fingers crossed. going to try to see the northern lights tonight. yes, tried a minute drive inland. fingers crossed. think. thanks. go. >> and next in sports, the giants looking to take 2 out of 3 from the reds on mother's day. sports director jason dumas has the highlights and reaction coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> frustrations have been growing down on 3rd and king. this is a giants team that believed they'd have they'd be much improved this season. but the results haven't been there today. they took on the reds hoping to take 2 of 3 from one of the worst teams in baseball. you got to get this win and pretty clear skies out there in the city this afternoon. >> for mother's day, top of the first no score bases loaded field for j. merck can do lee arrow >> john liu, getti g back here to try to grab to get tried to grab the catch. but as you see, he runs into a wall. right diagno

s. has long been posting here, university of taylor on a professor aside. mohammed morality says many countries in the global south of stunning tools, not afraid to lay in the foundations to be coming future power houses. it would be very hard for the americans to sanction india because they've already sanctioned the russians, iranians or chinese. and if they succeed in marginalizing india, that would basically destroy any hold for them to have major influence by prost asia. if we look at the bigger picture, we'll be seeing how russia instead of trading with the west india instead of trading with the west sea run instead of training with the bass or at least focusing on the west. that will be focusing on a much larger market, the whole of asia with neighbors which is much less expensive. uh, countries which are much more friendly. and since they are neighbors. the very fact that this, this trade expands uh, creates, uh, a much more modern and advanced uh, continent the world recognizes that we've moved beyond that new new polar moment. and the wes, despite the, the, the bubble that exists in wa

s. has long been opposed. i was discussing this a bit earlier in the program with a to around university professor side brandy. he believes that many countries of the global south are standing total, the seemingly not afraid to lay the foundations to become future power houses. it would be very hard for the americans to sanction india because they've already sanctioned the russians, iranians or chinese. and if they succeed in marginalizing india, that would basically uh, destroy any help for them to have major influence across asia. if we look at the bigger picture, we'll be seeing how russia instead of trading with the west, india instead of training with the way i see ron instead of training with the pastor at least focusing on the west, that will be focusing on a much larger market the whole of asia with neighbors which is much less expensive . uh, countries which are much more friendly. and since they are neighbors, the very fact that this, this trade expands uh, creates, uh, a much more modern and advance

now on youtube, the a business thing that we knew as long as from our land, the u. s. military says the 1st aid has been delivered to god the via an new temporary peer itself. the shipment will, is the humanitarian crisis there. but the one says the lack of land, a deliveries remains. a huge problem. also coming up israel tells the un top court that the war in gaza is quote tragic, but that it's not genocide and that it's doing all it can to minimize the harm to civilians and an update on the condition of the slovak prime minister and the mood and the country there's still a palpable sense of shock here as.

s. as long as he was, attempts to keep the grip home well, the fast as the western country, the eagerly opened the door to ukraine to use our lines as long range weapons supplied. russia on the south, i was looking at election is in full swing with the incumbent president, toppling his knowledge among millions of others. we felt our device and considered to be the most cancel, since we ended up fall time on the bulk of the thousands express on the is really actions and rough. uh well, the ideas latest the legs like planes 21 and it's a live at a tense count meant to be a safe side. the very welcome to you. this is all to international with the latest world news update is great to have you with us. on the top story, the russian foreign minister has ponds the us and friends of and boss is one of the see countries. so gala ross condemned washington's attempts to maintain global head gemini through conflicts like the one a new crime. just a bleaching cause, just letting the then all the events that we can see now stem from the desire of us being at the head of the collective west to not los

he claims to be affordable housingn >> you know affordable housing has been a challenge for a long time. tose se he to increase supply because when supply is down, demand is up and costs rise. the bottom line, to lower housing calls for good is to build, build, build. don >> laura: how would this be done? through federal power grabfede essentially an aggressive federal intervention in local politics. r a plan to pressure cities that other localities to relax zoning restrictions that prevent the construction of,nt i let's say, tenant in the middle of a single-famils y home neighborho. biden's outgoing hud secretary, fudge, a million units short in the united states righ thit now. of course, this is an arsonist complaint from a smoke house fire that the arson set himself. i interest rates and inflation, both of which biden is responsible for are the single biggest drivers of that today. add to $10 million, 12 million illegal aliens and you have ans true housing deficit on your hands. b these new recommendations or a political wish list that could be the basis for his housing policy in the second

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more than necessary. norway is now investing some 1500000000 euros to develop a complete c c s value chain. the long set project. i think this would be if i'm to ship the page that they are interested in to make money off the stars. this is felix showing it piece studies, european climate policy. so they are really asking for, you remember, states do you want to export to c o 2, we have the capacity here. we have the technology, northern lights is parts of this project. the new c o 2 is storage facility belonging to cells total energies and equity. north, which we mentioned a moment ago, is due to go online in 2024. the companies have partnered with an o region, governments. they'll receive subsidies and the development phase on the 1st 10 years of operation. the goal job creation as well as a lucrative business and c o 2 transport and storage, industrial partner hydro back materials is also profiting from the new technology and the general subsidies that will help re bump this facility. no region. the government has just bought it. all part of the project was 80 percent funded. the only investment

located, deployed, where the guidance system goes, and this is the robotic system next to these s-300 and long-range missiles, where it is clear their warehouses of missiles and other ammunition, where the planes take off, from which airfields, where the warehouses of cabs, these guided aerial bombs, the most effective way to destroy the enemy so that he does not carry. strike on kharkov is to identify these specific target points on the territory of russia and on the front-line territories and to strike around the clock, i will say frankly, having those resources, having a specific targeting target, we we can neutralize them where when they are not waiting, they are not yet deployed in combat formations, they are just either preparing, or there is some kind of break, or they are moving, and we are accompanying them here in parallel and immediately arrive , simply put, or the drones arrive, or our rockets are flying. or other systems, if we are talking about subversion, what we are conducting in these territories is the very format that ensures the destruction of the entire enemy force, and no

s. has long since out know what, why, why components funding chinese technology in germany could have a cooling effect throughout europe. we do not want to lose any country as a customer, especially the biggest, the marketing europe, the german market. so if you can survive and excel in the german market, it means you can survive and excel in many other markets. german telephone companies are also concerned about possible restrictions, threatening to sue berlin for damages. then not easily ignoring the security concerns. like call me because they just want relations with china to remain on changed the pressure on politicians as a numerous ship for museum of start. and i myself have always made it very clear that risk minimization also means not including technology from china that makes our own infrastructure vulnerable. and we have to have the self confidence to say, we won't let anyone pressure us move on to them. so that's which they apparently come. germany is now seeking compromise. only a small but significant pulse of the hallway technology will be banned with more transparency d

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the s&p rallied 210 points. as longldings above the april low, which comes in at the mid-49 hundreds, would not be surprised if the s&p can keep running a more bullish picture than we have had for quite a long time. but it might not be totally smooth sailing on the way up. zoom in on the s&p 500, now the daily chart. get this, boroden points out the s&p is jousting with resistance levels. we cleared a major hurdle today. we just cleared that hurdle, and she thinks that that can mean we can move 5, 3, 4, 9 on the s&p. that's up a little less than 170 points, versus where we are right now. she says the next major hurdle comes at 5, 4, 5, 7. now we're going to talk about way up there. i didn't even bother. let's deal with the hand we've got here. now, how does she identify the key price levels. running them through the prism of numbers, which are a series of extremely important ratios that show up everywhere in nature, the patterns of snail shells, pine cones or cauliflower, and the stock market. this is one of those thing