my name is sarah taylor and i'm the district director of citizenship. it is an honor to be here to celebrate your citizenship, and welcome you, your guests and families here at the special naturalization here at the eisenhower south court auditorium. i would like to thank the vice president for hosting us here in this special place. today, we celebrate you as america's newest citizens, and we celebrate constitution day and citizenship day as part of constitution week. we mark this special celebration by connecting the constitution and citizenship and reflecting on what it means to become a united states citizen. to officially begin the ceremony, i would like to ask everyone to rise. place your right hand over your heart for the singing of the national anthem by musician first class u.s. navy danley kwanka. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the

sarah taylor. associate director at citizenship and immigration services, mr. daniel renaud and the vice president of the united states, mike pence. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> my name is sarah taylor. i'm director at u.s. citizenship and immigration services. it's my pleasure to welcome you, your friends, your family and your guests to this very special naturalization ceremony here at the eisenhower executive office building south court auditorium. i would like to especially thank the vice president for hosting us here in this special place. today we celebrate you as america's newest citizens and we celebrate constitution day and citizenship day as part of constitution week. we mark this special celebration by connecting the constitution and citizenship and reflecting on what it means to become a united states citizen. to officially begin our ceremony, i would like to ask everyone to rise, place your right hand over your heart for the singing of the national anthem by musician first class u.s. navy danley quinca. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's

my name is sarah taylor and the district director of the washington and the services and mitts and honor to be here with you today to celebrate your citizenship. it's my pleasure to welcome you your friends, families and guest to the very special ceremony here at the eisenhower executive office building south court auditorium. i'd like to especially thank the vice president posting here in the special place. today we celebrate you as america's newest citizens and we celebrate constitution day and citizenship day as part is constitution week. we mark the special celebration by connecting the constitution in citizenship and reflecting on what it means to become a united states citizen. too officially begin the ceremony i like to ask everyone to rise. leisurplace your right hand over heart for the national anthem by the u.s. navy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you that was beautiful. please be seated. now i have the privilege of the turalization candidates. candidates when you hear your country nationally called, please stand and remain standing for the ministration of oath. afghani

sarah taylor has retired from the international game. that was her speaking three years ago.s max verstappen leading the way in sochi — ahead of ferrari's charles leclerc. verstappen's got a five—place grid penalty for this grand prix so needs to finish well in qualifying. championship leader, lewis hamilton, finished practice fourth fastest. pep guardiola has defended his portuguese forward bernardo silva after the football association asked for the club to explain a post on social media, now deleted, in which silva compared his team—mate and friend benjamin mendy to a cartoon character on a sweet packet. both have written to the fa, silva saying that he regrets that he may have unintentionally caused offence, mendy stressing that he took no offence. kick it out have said that ‘racist stereotypes are never acceptable as ‘ba nter‘. he is an exceptional person. different situations, what i said, make a focus on other issues, not on bernardo. he is not absolutely guilty. his intention was incredible, just a joke. it is a cartoon, because the face is quite similar. but the same

sarah taylor says she can leave international cricket with her held high.he's retired from england duty because of anxiety issues. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster. the world athletics championships are under way in qatar, around 2,000 athletes from over 200 nations are competing over the next ten days. and even though it's being held this late in the year because of the searing summer temperatures in the gulf state, it is still very, very warm. let's cross live to doha and speak to our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. i have seen lots of sweaty athletes, but they are putting in the effort, aren't they? how are they being affected by these conditions, natalie? it is difficult because outside it is very, very hot, in fa ct, outside it is very, very hot, in fact, today is the coldest day we are expected to have and it is 36 celsius with a real temperature of 43, it feels like a3. 70% celsius with a real temperature of a3, it feels like a3. 70% humidity foot inside the stadium, there are massive air conditioning units. they are blowing a gal

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing battlee game three years ago because of the same issue. taylor returned to win the world cup with england in 2017 and has been named the world's best women's t20 player — three times in her career as well as being second on the england women's all time list of run scorers. she says she leaves the sport with her head held high but her health must come first. this is taylor speaking back in 2016 — explaining how she is affected by anxiety. the nerves would hit me, but it would be nerves plus something else. i was always confused as to what it was. now i know, it is a genuine kind of panic and the heart races, you feel faint. and those are just little things that i go through. there have been times when i have had to run off into the changing rooms and be sick. sometimes just through sheer panic. and that is where it has got to in terms of that. that in turn affected my performance. let's just return to qatar and the world atheltics championships memories ove rthe next ten days won't be dependa

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issues with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game in 2016, returning to win the world cup with england in 2017. she's been named the best women's t20 player in the world three times, and is second on the england women's list of run—scorers. here she is talking to the bbc when she took a break from cricket the first time. it happened mainly when i was just about to bat, that kind of expectation of wanting to score runs. that was the hardest. the nerves would hit me, but it would be a nerves plus something else. i was oi’ a nerves plus something else. i was or is confused as to what it was. now i know. it is a genuine kind of panic, the heart races, you kinda feel faint. and those are just a little things i go through. there are times when i have had to run off into the changing rooms and be sick, sometimesjust through into the changing rooms and be sick, sometimes just through sheer panic. and that is where it has got to really in terms of my cricket. like i say, that in turn aff

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing battlehe returned to win the world cup with england in 2017 and has been named the best women's t20 player in the world three times. she's also second on the england women's list of run—scorers. those anxiety issues have returned which meant that she is retiring from international. chris froome will race in japan next month, his first compettion since his crash at the criterium du dauphine injune the 34—year—old, four—time tour de france winner, broke his femur, elbow and ribs in the carsh that ruled him out of the summer's grand tours. the team ineos rider wasn't expected to be back in action until next year. england hookerjosh hodgson will captain canberra raiders in next weekends nrl grand final. his side beat fellow england international sam burgess' south sydney rabitohs16—10 in this mornings semi—final. england teammates john bateman and elliott whitehead will also feature in canberra's first grand final for 25 years. they'll play either sydney roosters or melbourne storm. some rugby w

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of an ongoing battlest of run—scorers. she was a part of england's world cup—winning teams of 2009 and 2017 and played in three victorious ashes series. the 2019 world athletics championships are under way in the blistering heat in qatar. it's so hot there that the women's marathon will begin at midnight. the british team have been trying to acclimatise at their training camp in dubai. they've been set a target of seven medals at the championships that are being held in doha. natalie pirks is there for us. well sophie has always been one and property, lengthy chap failing to qualify for the women's 800 metres. it is clear this heat is difficult for athletes. the championships have been moved from their usual spot of august to accommodate the weather, but it is still pushing a0 degrees and high committee outside and the organisers are praying that the marathon goes off without a hitch. the first world championships in the middle east was always going to be a challenge. the skyscraper setting for tonight's

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing battley took a break from the sport in 2016 because of the same issue. she won the world cup with england in 2017 and has been named the best women's t20 player in the world three times. she's also second on the england women's list of run—scorers. taylor, who's 30, says she can leave the sport with her head held high, having made the right decision for her health going forward. chris froome is going to race in japan next month, his first compettion since the horrific crash at the criterium du dauphine in june. the 3a—year—old, four—time tour de france winner, broke his femur, elbow and ribs in the carsh that ruled him out of the summer's grand tours. the team ineos rider wasn't expected to be back in action until next year. england hookerjosh hodgson will captain canberra raiders in next weekends nrl grand final. his side beat fellow england international sam burgess' south sydney rabitohs16—10 in this mornings semi—final. england teammates john bateman and elliott whitehead will also featu

and one of the world's best wicketkeepers — england's sarah taylor retires from international cricketjust sometimes with sheer panic. so plenty of sport for you tonight, we're starting in qatar where the world athletics championships got underway today. there have already been plenty of talking points from the lack of ticket sales and air conditioned stadium to the contraversial favourite for the men's 100 metres title. natalie pirks has been following the action and joins me live from doha. natalie, it's very late there isn't it — but the marathon is only just getting underway! plenty of british interest in the men's100 metres sprints — they have just gone around because they doing several loops of the chorus. it is hot. it's 32 degrees here still at half past midnight. 69% humidity and the world governing body takes a wet bulb global temperature reading and study different actually feels like in the air, they deemed dropped enough below to get this under way but if at extra safety measures, wore water and ice baths at the fish and they finally get around about half past two this mor

england wicket keeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issueser. taylor has three times been named the world's best women's t20 player, and she's second on england's women's list of run—scorers. plenty more on the bbc sport website including build up to ireland's game against hosts japan at the rugby world cup tomorrow morning. that's all the sport for now. if you do get some clear skies in the next few hours, you may be treated in the north to the northern lights. but the story really is one of cloudy skies for the majority. we have had some really intense showers during the course of friday, we have saturday some low pressure building up saturday some low pressure building up and we have rain anyway moving across northern ireland into parts of mainland uk as well. through the rest of the night. so it is very u nsettled rest of the night. so it is very unsettled picture, we are due another 50— 100 millimetres of rain on already saturated ground with high river levels, the concerns really are there for flooding. 0ne band made its way swiftly edw

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issuesd is second on the england women‘s list of run—scorers. here she is talking to the bbc when she took a break from cricket the first time. it happened mainly when i was just about to bat, that kind of expectation of wanting to score runs. that was the hardest. the nerves would hit me, but it would be a nerves plus something else. i was 01’ a nerves plus something else. i was or is confused as to what it was. now i know. it is a genuine kind of panic, the heart races, you kinda feel faint. and those are just a little things i go through. there are times when i have had

england wicket keeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issuesthe world's best women's t20 player three times, and she's second on the england all time women's list of run—scorers. and britain's nicola adams has retained her wbo world flyweight title after a split decision draw in her historic fight against maria salinas. after becoming the first female boxers to fight at the royal albert hall, the pair were closely matched. afterwards the two—time olympic champion admitted she was a bit "ring rusty" after a year out and offered the mexican a rematch. a quick score update. ireland currently leading 12—3 against japan, going the way it should come at the minute. amazing how you read the autocue with one eye throughout the autocue with one eye throughout the entire thing. quite a talent. it isa the entire thing. quite a talent. it is a skill i have developed. impressive. thank you very much. can igo and impressive. thank you very much. can i go and watch the island going now? i thought you were going to make the bulletin really short for that reaso

england wicket keeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issuess best women's t20 player three times, and she's second on the england all time women's list of run—scorers. and britain's nicola adams has retained her wbo world flyweight title after a split decision draw in her historic fight against maria salinas. after becoming the first female boxers to fight at the royal albert hall, the pair were closely matched. afterwards, the two—time olympic champion admitted she was a bit "ring rusty" after a year out and offered the mexican a rematch. that is it. does this mean i can go and watch the rugby? is that ok? still no change in the school, ireland leading 12—9. it's a bit close for comfort to be honest. a bit to go. goodness, what's that, 56 minutes? another 25 minutes left. i'm not going to cope! you're working on the news channel through to lunchtime. i held my breath for that last penalty. i'm just glad the camera was not on me. thanks for putting us in this morning. we appreciated. she has gone. if you are getting up to any sporting activiti

england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issuesthree times and she's second on the england all—time women's list of run—scorers. it is great for someone like her to speak out like that as well, very important for her to do what is co mforta ble important for her to do what is comfortable for her and also quite inspiring for other people to see her take action. absolutely. so many people affected. see you later, holly. 50 years ago, sikhs working on wolverhampton's buses won the right to wear their turbans at work. their victory followed a long dispute when racial tensions in the city were running high. breakfast‘s john maguire reports on how one man's stand for religious freedom changed the law forever. it was a campaign that brought thousands onto the streets of the uk and india and personified as changing britain. after a two—year battle, wolverha m pton changing britain. after a two—year battle, wolverhampton finally allowed its sikh bus drivers to wear allowed its sikh bus drivers to wear a turban and beard. this man made the s

taylor: sarah, aren't these companies worried about ip theft?'t this get around that issue of protecting your data? >> what the chipmakers are arguing is the products they are selling to huawei or international security concerns. huawei is on this trade blacklist for these concerns. there's links potentially to the p.l.a. or other activities like spying which the company denies. these companies are saying they are not caught up in these allegations. so i think for them it just doesn't make sense. according to this letter that they've written to secretary ross, the longer that they lose their links to huawei, their profits are lower, they have less money for research, and they lose some of their global dominance. it is really chipping away at these companies' dominance in the global marketplace. taylor: that brings me to my next point. we were on the earnings call. they hinted at what sarah was pointing out. they are being hurt by huawei, but apple is a bright spot. how can you see companies overcompensate some of the losses from huawei? >> they

taylor: a discussion that will continue. that was sarah mcgregor. thank you. i want to look at a company impacted by the trade war, specifically broadcom, which just reported third-quarter results. it says even though it did beat analyst estimates on earnings per share it reiterated the bearish annual forecast to three months ago. shares were slipping and post market trading. joining me on the phone is jim mcgregor, a principal analyst at one research firm. give me your high look at broadcom and how it fits into the trade war. they did come out with earnings, any broad thoughts you can give to me? >> it is ironic. they have been hit on two aspects. one, the proposed acquisition of qualcomm last year that was blocked over national security concerns, but now they are getting hit because they self a -- they sell a significant amount around the world to chinese vendors, and with that chinese door being shut in chinese vendors told to look elsewhere for parts, that is impacting him greatly, especially huawei. they sell almost $1 billion to huawei. taylor: is it cor

sarah won. dean eato taylor. linda clayton, dale gillman -- >> while we have a moment and you're reading off the names, i've never had an opportunity to thank my former colleague senator quinnton cobb for his record and what an honorable record it was to serve with you. >> clerk: lucy lynn. cora -- we have some people. >> chair heinicke: what is your name? >> eddy on. >> chair heinicke: is there anybody else who has been called? can you call ten more names? >> clerk: hold on. i forgot where i was. >> chair heinicke: do our deputies know if someone is called and they come up they will let them line up. thank you very much. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environ

lemonis: i'm cautiously optimistic about taylor's path, but he's definitely taking a step in the right direction by owning his actions and apologizing to dawn and sarahit, and we understood, you were trying to do your job, too. taylor: i'm excited at what's next. dawn: yeah, we are, too. [ cellphone rings ] lemonis: hello. hi, manish, how are you? yeah, i do, thank you. yeah, all right. i appreciate it, buddy. thanks. bye bye. manish: you bet. lemonis: i'm hearing from manish that you're still out selling franchises. is that right? jeff: yes. lemonis: right, but what are you selling them? jeff: the current concept in its state. lemonis: but what contract are they signing up? jeff: our current franchise agreements. lemonis: yeah, and who -- so you have your lawyer drafting those? taylor: i draft the franchise agreements. lemonis: what do you mean, you're doing it? you're not a lawyer. what do you know about franchise agreements? taylor: what i've researched. lemonis: jeff is out selling our franchises, and i know nothing about it, and his son, who's not a lawyer, is basically copying contracts from the internet for people to sign. i mean, you want to

sarah. >>and investigators are still trying to get to the bottom of exactly what happened how did the fire start kron four's taylor's sacking has the latest on the investigation. >>mayday calls after 5 people escaped the flames of the conception diving boat off the channel islands, the captain and 4 crew members were on the upper deck at the time while searchers believe 34 others were sleeping below the deck, one witness on a nearby boat says the surviving crew will come up can guess where but us sleeping below in their box. >>and their main exit out of there through the galley. when they open the galley door, they said it was a totally of a engulfed in flames at the ceiling tiles were falling off the ceiling. and they couldn't get to him and all afternoon. the signs of survivors. >>the coast guard transition from rescue to recovery mode and other agencies like the ntsb dove in to help. >>we begin to factual information and documents reached out. develop the list of people that we would like to interview investigators will review what happened leading up to the fire. >>as well as the vessels layout and its operation

again absolutely taylor bus aqi kron 4 news and now let's talk more about those who lost loved ones in that boat fremont teacher and his daughter are among those who died kron 4 sarah stinson standing by from american high school in fremont. >>where the father who died of was a physics teacher there sara. >>that's right and live here at american high school that is where a scotch and he was a a p physics teacher and he was very beloved hear him and his daughter were on the boat of the conception one. it caught fire and we spoke with his wife about all of this. she says she's in shock take a look at these photos of chan and his daughter. kendra. in the span of one night she lost her husband of 35 years and lost her daughter who is 26 years old her name is kendra chan. she went to mount view high school and you see davis and has a passion for coastal waters, have friends all over and loved to travel the family lived in los altos but the father and daughter duo. often lived in love to dive in monterey bay, the us fish and wildlife in ventura county says kendra was a wildlife biologist, who grew up scuba diving with her father in the child channel islands is something