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and in soccer byron munich battle it out with life sake and the german come final it will also be the goodbye game for 2 bahrain international stars. and our human rights and. thanks for joining us the outgoing british prime minister turris m a says she will always regret failing to secure a deal for the u.k. to leave the european union may announce or resign on june 7th almost surreal years after the british voted to exit the bloc she was unable to get a deeply divided parliament to back her withdrawal deal. i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honor of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last i do so with no ill will but with enormous and during gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love and emotional and to a turbulent time at the top to reason may came to power promising a break to deal and spent over a year negotiating one i have done everything i can to convince m.p.'s to back that deal sadly i have not been able to do so i tried 3 times. so-called break the treaty has many voters resigned to whatever comes or

not just for the sake of keeping promises made, not just for the sake of the campaigners and survivorswho have pushed for this change for years, but for the sake of those people who are trapped now in abusive relationships. she spoke for many mps concerned about how the new measures would be paid for. unless we provide for the funding to make this work, we are setting the local authorities up to fail. the secretary of state has estimated today that the new legal duty could cost £90 million. given the councils in england are facing an overall funding gap of £8 billion by 2025, and home office numbers estimate that domestic abuse costs the economy £66 billion injust one year, does the secretary of state really think that funding will be enough? it is a question of ensuring that local government does receive the appropriate financial support given that this would be a new and additional requirement that is being placed on local government as a consequence of that. that is why i have said all i said about the need to ensure this is properly addressed in the spending review and indeed this

you need to stop the fighting and stop it now for the sake of your loved ones for the sake of your country and for the sake of international peace and security i therefore request this is the body to take up its responsibility to urge the silencing of the guns and for the warning put these thing gave was the mission to ensure that food and comprehensive decision of hostilities and it had. been inclusive you and lead political process thank you. so we've just been hearing there from that sent me the special representative of the secretary general and head of the u.n. support mission in libya giving his current assessment of the die a situation there and the toll that it's taken particularly on the people of libya he said that some semblance of progress had been made up until the moment when the renewed fighting began he called on the council to support an investigation into what's been happening there he talks specifically about the flood of weapons deliveries to all parties in the conflict and that there needed to be a robust in foresman mechanism. that to to address this he continued to s

for the sake of the leg wound and i was like. wow you have such. confound and the prophets of the. blood notable do. we have the stalls at the dignitaries every south africa that has come to. nelson mandela has had bridges roads and squares named after him especially in the well healed suburbs of johannesburg. black liberation icons are all the rage. as lawyers officers and mention in the streets all of them are guarded and fitted with security systems and that includes the nelson mandela foundation. wunderlist third wife michelle runs the foundation along with the director whether the grand old man still made any decisions is unclear i will work really revolves around some of those legacy is called the center of memory and that all the expectation is that now liberate a country we have majority rule we should have houses where everyone should have cars we have the one helps everyone and they forget that all of that is going to take a long long time jogging would be that we see ourselves as a catalyst for social change. the city of johannesburg can be a nerve wracking place to live

for the sake of transparency, shouldn't the former special counsel sit before congress and answer theof the confusion frankly we have seen in the past several days? >> there are some questions that i would like to ask him. he was given a task to either prosecute or decline prosecute and instead what the american people got for their $30 million were 200 pages of on the one hand this and on the other hand that. the question is, does he want to go before congress and explain his findings and explain his decision makings? no decisions have been made. i don't believe he's been subpoenaed or a particular date has been set. so i just think it's premature to go into the weeds on whether that's a good use of time. >> and you bring up the kentucky fried chicken eating yesterday. >> yeah. >> on capitol hill. i want to ask you about the attorney general because they were eating that chicken. it was a stunt. but to make the point that he was afraid to testify yesterday. he refused to appear before congress. was he afraid? >> well, i think that the democrats on the committee were afraid. apparentl

he ended saying, i feel wonderfully strong to do my share well for my sake. sorrow and pride and satisfaction that i died well. and so clean a cause as ours. he ended, god bless and be kind to little elizabeth. i love you so well. david. today, we remember the service and second wife of sergeant david. william robinson evans junior 1918.rn in indiana in he was an eagle scout. after graduating from college in connecticut, he enlisted in the navy's reserve officer pilot program. he earned his wings of gold and was commissioned in may of 1941. in september, he was assigned to a torpedoes doctrine. squadron. on the fourth of june of 1932, 15 torpedo planes from the squadron went into battle from members of enemy fires. down.ere all shot but their sacrifice in their current that day helped to change the course of world history. received this posthumously . two months before it was lost, he wrote these words to a friend. many of my friends are now dead. two a man, each died within nonchalance that each would have denied his courage. is borning greater good of this

to the end and that is p for pedophile >> i want understand the importance of that symbol and how sakere red that is for some. for some, that flag is not inclusive of them. >> the lgbtq, there's no s. which would stand for straight. therefore, it is not all inclusive. >> reporter: the councilman said it does not feel comfortable for everyone, but i will open the door to start a conversation about inclusiveness for all. in dublin, nbc bay area news. >> a brutal attack in san francisco, tonight, a 74-year-older woman is slowly recovering after being kidnapped and raped. police say a man dragged herrer in to this home near the park, two weeks ago. he then beat and raped her for hours before she was dumped on a nearby sidewalk. sfpd arrested 47-year-old manuel amador, he is due in court tomorrow. >> there could be more victims, that is what investigators are saying about a case involving this man. 57-year-old jeff branson met up with a 17-year-old through a app named grinder. when they met a second time, he told him that he was under age and it was during that encounter that the man forced

he ended saying, i feel wonderfully strong to do my share well for my sake. sorrow and pride and satisfaction that i died well. and so clean a cause as ours. he ended, god bless and be kind to little elizabeth. i love you so well. david. today, we remember the service and second wife of sergeant david. william robinson evans junior 1918.rn in indiana in he was an eagle scout. after graduating from college in connecticut, he enlisted in the navy's reserve officer pilot program. he earned his wings of gold and was commissioned in may of 1941. in september, he was assigned to a torpedoes doctrine. squadron. on the fourth of june of 1932, 15 torpedo planes from the squadron went into battle from members of enemy fires. down.ere all shot but their sacrifice in their current that day helped to change the course of world history. received this posthumously . two months before it was lost, he wrote these words to a friend. many of my friends are now dead. two a man, each died within nonchalance that each would have denied his courage. is borning greater good of this

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deleted me in the path of righteousness for his name's sake. staff they comfort me. i have prepared a table before me in the presence of my enemies, i invite my head with oil and my cup runneth over. surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all of the days of my life and i will dwell in the house of the lord forever. a reading from the gospel according to >> a reading from the ewgospel according to matthew. when jesus saw he went up the mountain and after he sat down his disciples came to him then he began to speak and he taught them saying, blessed are the poor in spirit for is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted, blessed are the meek for they will inherit the earth. blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they will be filled. blessed are the merciful for they will receive mercy. blessed are the pure at heart for they will see god. blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called children of god. blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake for the -- 1212 -- th

oing this year -- here he said he was never sold on the changes, he left them in for the sake of getting the broader bill reported out. that over the past few weeks, the bill came out of ways and means in early april. over the past two weeks, he kept getting pushed back within the caucus from members saying this is not going to fly with us so do the i don't want to entire bill because of this one thing so he pulled it out. and even the representative on the rules committee tried to get him to change his mind but then in the end said, you know what? we expect this will fly on the floor because there is a lot of other good stuff in it. broader issue now of retirement savings, you wrote recently that this secure act could be the first of a number of pieces of legislation that ways and means tries to bring to the house floor. int else should we look for the coming session? >> even as this bill was clearing the committee as it did in april, nail announced that he and brady were already collaborating on a second retirement bill that his staff has indicated would most likely pick up where this

for the sake of the leg wound and i was like using. the hour will have. been called the fondant the prophets of the old. blood notable booth. we have restored but the dignity of every south african in this company. nelson mandela has had bridges roads and squares named after. specially in the well healed suburbs of johannesburg. black liberation icons are all the rage. billers lawyers officers in. the streets all of them are guarded and treated with security systems and that includes the nelson mandela foundation. under his 3rd wife michelle runs the foundation along with the director whether the grand old man still made any decisions is unclear how work really is revolves around them and as they can see it's called the center of memory and dialogue their expectation is that now liberate the country we have majority rule we should have houses where everyone should have cars we have one jobs to everyone and we forget that all of that is going to take a long long time jogging would be that we see ourselves as a catalyst for social change. the city of johann

and saying, for goodness' sake mother be errors of this coverage?ith us. holiday, so why not? nick, stay with us. it has, as we have been saying over the past hour, a tumultuous day for this particular couple. and it much as date for those who have been waiting expectantly much as date for those who have been waiting expecta ntly for much as date for those who have been waiting expectantly for this royal baby, baby sussex, who we now know isa baby, baby sussex, who we now know is a baby boy. we have had from the proud father that he says he does not know how women do that and he is so, in his words, incredibly proud of his wife and has been through the amazing experience. he was ecstatic in confirming that the baby was a bit of and that they will appear as afamily in bit of and that they will appear as a family in front of the world's media ina a family in front of the world's media in a couple of days from now. and expectation is that there may be any by then. and, in tune with the modern way —— it now has 5283 legs. a lotta people are celebrating

i just killed the king for christ's sake! the servants woke up and when they say their prayers to put themselves back to sleep i can't even utter amen to myself. calm down dear. we'll just make ourselves crazy i few obsess over things like that! don't you see, i've not just killed the king, i've killed sleep! i've killed sleep itself! what do you mean by that? sleep, it's up the raveled sleeve of care, the death of each day's life, sore labor's bath, balm of hurt minds, great nature's second course, chief nourisher, and life's feast. i have murdered sleep and i'll sleep no more. are you worried about him at this point? he just needs to calm down. i'm more worried that he still has the daggers with him. he's supposed to leave them with the servants so he can blame this on them! so you end up going back and taking the daggers and smearing blood on the servants. well look at him! he's not going to do it. it doesn't make you nervous going in there? why should it, dead is dead, he may as well be sleeping, they're like paintings, i

he's got to make the case that unity for the sake of unity is it.ple are angry, not for any reason. 60% of americans can't afford an $800 emergency room bill. to say the economy is okay, is not going to cut it for the millions suffering and hurting by the effects of this administration. >> joe biden has name recognition. at the same time, a record. 36 years, you know, in the senate. vice president in the obama white house. so, there is a lot there for, you know, fellow contenders to really critique. senator kamala harris, you know, she said this about, you know, that crime bill, that just joe biden can't seem to escape. >> that 1994 crime bill, it did contribute to mass incarceration in our country. it encouraged and was the first time we had a federal three strikes law. it funded the building of more prisons in the states. so, i disagree, sadly. >> joe, is this going to be an achilles heel for joe biden? >> i think the advantage to new people coming into the campaign is, they don't have a record. the advantage to people who have been in politics, t

but for the sake of holding onto the value so that you can then exchange that value for something else anything can do the job so they wanted to separate risk and reward by saying block chain not big queen and what they were meant by that is they wanted all their the benefits of the queen without the hard work they wanted the distributed ledger technology the efficiency the settlement instant settlement they wanted the no counter party. risk but they didn't want to work because big queen is hard you have to mine it's proof of work and it consumes a lot of electricity there's an arms race on for the best a sick ship people are competing hard even to build these massive mining farms you've also got to secure your big and you've got to find a way to keep your private keys and not lose those private keys and not have it on an exchange so that's the hard part of big big queen is not easy it's hard you have to stay ever vigilant to keep your economic individual sovereignty you have to work hard proof of work is not easy as proof of work it's not proof of like a reward it's like it's hard wor

you can't you know look why do you support the obviously yes and not just of why bill for the sake of why though i'm trying to get my country back on track. the fact is that at six thirty am why though makes an announcement he's backed by some military. players and at seven thirty am russian airplane arrives from mosco took us bombardier can remember the play the license plate and that has been reported by venezuelan reporter in the find the reporter. for i wasn't but he was also he's in madrid right now because he was persecuted politically and you know that happens an hour later from a school. and then two hours later that same airplane goes to. the american republic ok so who to believe i'm not sure i'm not in birth circles of intelligence see ok so what i am is watching you right now she's watching our conversation here on the stream i.v. says and this is really pointed to you fabiola go i do is not the president he is helping a foreign government invade us sanctions of killed an estimated forty thousand venezuelans and i'm the us and in the us the media is propaganda so it's the

>> i think for the sake of the american people, that bob mueller, in whatever setting is appropriate, ought to answer congress' questions. >> reporter: mueller would prefer to answer those questions behind closed doors. but democrats want open hearings. they think anytime he speaks publicly, margaret, it bolsters their case that the president is lying about the russia probe. >> nancy, thank you. >>> cbs news legal correspondent john crawford will speak with attorney general william barr in his first network interview. it will air on friday on "cbs this morning." we'll have a portion for you right here on "the cbs evening news." >>> one of the busiest trnornad seasons in years is not letting up tonight. there's reports in texas, including one near the city of canton, about 60 miles east of dallas. there's reports of injuries and damage. more than two dozen twisters were reported yesterday, including a monster ef-4, the second-strongest classification. it traveled 32 miles through kansas with winds up to 170 miles per hour. at least 15 people were hurt. and in arkansas, historic floods

seem to be hoping for a national crisis for the sake of their own politics. i will say it was at least heartening to see many of my democratic colleagues in the media abruptly awakened to the dangers of russian aggression. and awakening to the dangers of russian aggression. not long ago democrats mocked, marked republicans like john mccain and mitt romney for warning about the dangers posed by vladimir putin's russia. remember, president obama's quip in 2012 when mitt romney emphasized his concern for russia. this is what president obama said when mitt romney emphasized his concerns with russia in 2012, direct quote. the 1980s are calling to ask for their foreign-policy back. that was president obama in 2012. i think many of us now see that president obama's approach to russia could have used more of the 1980s, more ronald reagan and less jimmy carter. we would have been better off if the obama administration hadn't swept vladimir putin's occupation of georgia under the rug or looked away as russia for southwestern ngos and cracks down on civil society. if pr

of the united states. , hish his family administration, or staff would have an intervention for the sake of the country. yes, ma'am? >> [indiscernible] i am -- ies: ms. pelosi: i am. >> would you prepare -- would you be prepared to do something differently to not provoke him? ms. pelosi: you have bought into his excuse. there was no reason he did that yesterday. that was an excuse. with all due respect, i do not intend to not honor my oath, nor do my colleagues in the house of , to protect and defend the constitution that has a system of checks and balances in it, and the question of the american people understanding that what he is doing is an assault on the constitution of the united states. we can walk and chew gum at the same time and he should be able to do so, too. say today you are not on a path to impeachment. explain why you are opposed to launching impeachment proceedings? ms. pelosi: the president behavior in terms of , itruction of justice cannot be denied. these could be repeatable offenses. -- there are three things. we need to get the truth of the american people. but in r

of canada, us and sweden and russia all once again represented, the bigger picture here for british sakepat on the back and they now know exactly what they need to do for them to reach the top echelon of the sport. it's been quite a week for british hockey. before i go... unlike most outfield players, goalkeepers normally love penalty shoot—outs — it's their time to shine. and the latest goalkeeper to become a hero is sydney fc‘s andrew redmayne. after keeping a clean sheet against perth glory in the a—league grand final at the weekend, redmayne decided to bring out some rather unusual dance moves to distract the spot—kick takers. it paid off as his side won. that's all from sportsday. more on the bbc website.

. >> this as the president and his name sake are under fire for multiple subpoenas related to the muellerthe president called today the bible on what happened regarding russian interference. that maybe the first thing you agree with the president on? that the mueller report should be regarded as the bible. what range true to you? >> first i want to see the whole bible. we have seen a redacted copy of it. number one, vladimir putin succeeded beyond his wildest expectations in interfering with our democracy in 2016 and number two that the president of the united states would be prosecuted for obstruction of justice and lthey say a sitting president can't be indicted. >> why would comey be more believable to you than attorney general barr and deputy a ag rosenstein. you couldn't make a case here beyond a reasonable doubt. >> phil barr and deputy attorney rosenstein are acting as his defense counsel and really distorting and warping the bible, the mueller report, in the interest of the president. if you look at the mueller report itself, there are ten episodes. four of them establish conclusi

stefan why is christine lagarde so worried isn't this just donald trump playing hardball just for the sake of his local audience. well i think both is true of course donald trump is already laying the groundwork for his twenty twenty presidential election campaign but the reason christine lagarde another economists are concerned about the impact is so far everything we seen as an impact from this trade war or trade conflict has been in line with what we expected however the question the big question is what is the magnitude of the impact if that trade conflict escalates further and unfortunately or better fortunately we do not have an recent episode of something like that happening that is we do not have the data to clearly say what will happen if a country like the united states imposes tariffs on all of its imports from china and imposes tariffs of the magnitude of ten fifteen twenty five percent so we can simulate the fact in our models but there's a lot of uncertainty about whether or not these models properly reflect the impact of a major escalation of this trade war stephanie thank y

now it's just amazing how these people give those laptop batteries a 2nd life for the sake of the environment that's it for today from your pan african european environment show thank you and see you next week goodbye from lagos nigeria. thanks andy as always it was fun hosting the program with you and if any of you want to find out more go it's all web site the address will be on your screen in a moment or even better if you have something to say about any of us stories right to us on our social media platforms now it's goodbye for me to from johannesburg south africa. shifting. powers the old order is history the world is really going to zing itself and the media's role is kyllo the topic and focus of a global media forum $29.00 teams today one out of 2 people is online who are we following them do we trust to beijing and shape the future that the coachella global media for 20000000 change. looks closely. play listen carefully and don't move those soon again to listen to good. old. fluid and discover the. flute. player subscribe to the documentary on you tube. to know that 77 percent. are y

so, please, for god's sake, we're not political people.e hard-working good people and honest people. we work hard and you know if there is no jobs. so, please, i'm begging, for god's sake, help us out, we cannot take it. we cannot take it anymore. we need your support. thank you so much. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> president yee: you want to speak, ma'am? i can't hear you. you have to come up to the mic. [speaking chinese] >> she just wants to make sure she had chinese recordings, some recording in chinese and she wants to make sure this is not comment -- she need extra time for that. >> president yee: you have it, go ahead. >> [speaking chinese] >> translator: greeting. i live in san francisco chinatown. i spend -- i and 13 other volunteers spend two weekends to collect names, signatures, for against the naming the chinatown subway station after rose pack. we spend two weekends on -- only me and my husband spend 26 hours to collect all the signatures. i want to submit all the second half of the signatures this time. and

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i know everybody thinks, for goodness sake, pull yourself together. blessed with this talent, use it properly and do not waste your career. i am properly and do not waste your career. iam not properly and do not waste your career. i am not defending properly and do not waste your career. iam not defending his behaviour but, as he says himself, and he uses this as a defence mechanism, he says he knows he needs to work harder on his conditioning and in pre—season and play less basketball. he knows he should get a coach but he likes the fact he can control his life. in a sense he is making excuses for himself in advance. he will be the most talked about player at roland garris and sadly for the wrong reason. because once again he is headline news. —— robert garrigus. —— roland garros. they were playing "catch—up" in rome on thursday, to try and make up for wednesday's wash—out. among those who had to play twice to reach the quarter—finals was roger federer. the men's number three seed beat joao sousa of portugal in straight sets in the morning, but neede

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