i love sa nagpapasalamat sa mga tahanang bsi sa pa ni miss luisa antonio.indi naman ang isang tagumpay ng bqe sa kanilang mission mag shelby sa ating pamayanan sa matagalpa ng panahon. i know bec helps a lot of behalf of my family, i would like to thank the bec staff. under the leadership of miss luisa antonio and wish them success in their mission to serve the community for years to come. thank you so much everyone. have a great day and god bless us all. thank you for those words and thank you all again for all the speakers who came and really your support. not only your support, funding wise and with your leadership, but everyone here for your support, for taking some time out today to see our space. we've been in an exciting part of soma called sixth and mission for quite a while. soma is still very exciting as we all know, but■g it's nice and quiet so we can really dedicate some time and services for our seniors and more populations to serve as well. now, i'd like to invite all of you if there's still any more. there's coffee still. thank you. thanks to

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united will fly from new york and sas from copenhagen.re expected to follow. greenland is a fast ice cover territory, with a population ofjust 57,000 people. and this remote runway has been the main entry point. built by the americans during world war ii, it has been the only place where jets could land and so travellers have to take another plane to reach their destination. that will all change. after macro, two more airports will open in 2026 as part of a plan to boost the economy. tt 2026 as part of a plan to boost the economy-— 2026 as part of a plan to boost the economy. it will be the key to opening. — the economy. it will be the key to opening, greenland - the economy. it will be the key to opening, greenland and - to opening, greenland and making _ to opening, greenland and making it accessible from europe _ making it accessible from europe or north america. once you make — europe or north america. once you make a _ europe or north america. once you make a country that has been — you make a country that has been quite difficult to

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w >> sa >> trey: gaetz is gone with the house ethics report coming out.ttention turns to otherhics nominees.s we are joined by olivia beaversu with politico and fox news contributor ben domenech. olivia, gaetz could have come back last session but the house report could have come out. if my math is right, he resigned his old seat and withdrew ag ana won't takeke oath of office for his new seat all to keep ethicsf roreport from becoming public. that report must be awful. >> i think that we have heard and seen some reports that is not good for him, trey. h women, basically lawyer said he haimd sex with a 17-year-old but gaetz has denied the allegations. it is pretty interesting, we were not able to report this because my colleagues and i were in the middle of publishine ofge story when gaetz withdrew.it buhdt democrats were trying to force the ethics committee to basically put it to a bow on the house for. so that the house could vote with the ethics report and circumvent the committee. we had an app for republicans to suggest to us they would support the e

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sas flight 957 stockholm to miami was west of greenland when it hit severe turbulence.sengers, cups and backpacks thrown about the cabin. as one engine shut down, pilots guided the plane down 8,000 feet before restarting the engine. no significant injuries, but sas says any plane that hits severe turbulence must be inspected upon landing. still far from miami, the crew turned back, landing in copenhagen. in honolulu, the faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climb fast to avoid a mountain after the crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. american says the crew requested and received right-turn clearance and complied with instructions. >> the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says they were well above the terrain at all times. >> reporter: meanwhile, children brace for an emergency landing before a rough but safe landing on an alaska airlines flight at lax after blowing a tire during takeoff from washington dulles. the scares come a week before the thanksgivin

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at 36,000ft, sas flight 957, stockholm to miami was west of greenland when it hit severe turbulence.sengers, cups and backpacks thrown about the cabin as one engine shut down. the pilots guided the plane down 8000ft before restarting the engine. no significant injuries, but sas says any plane that hits severe turbulence must be inspected upon landing. still far from miami, the crew turned back, landing in copenhagen in honolulu. the faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climb fast to avoid a mountain. after the crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. duration and expedite your climb through terrain and then turn right. american says the crew requested and received right turn clearance and complied with controller instructions. the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says that they were well above the terrain at all times. now, meanwhile, children braced for an emergency landing before a rough but safe landing on an alaska airlines flight at lax after blowing a tire during ta

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as you sa , choice of matt gaetz? as you say. matt _ choice of matt gaetz?y, matt gaetz _ choice of matt gaetz? as you say, matt gaetz is _ choice of matt gaetz? as you say, matt gaetz is a - choice of matt gaetz? as you i say, matt gaetz is a somewhat divisive figure within the republican party. he is a maga loyalist and for example voted to overturn the 2020 election result, and spoke for donald trump after the right on january six. and he helped fire the speaker of the house. he is also subject of an ethics investigation over allegations of illicit drug use and sex trafficking allegation, allegations that i should stress matt gaetz has always denied. it raises questions whether he will get confirmed because donald trump's nominations have to be confirmed by the upper chamber, the senate, and if they hold a very slim majority in the senate and with matt gaetz being such a divisive figure, there are questions whether he will get the votes needed. that would be an open question. one person who was quoted said make sure you have your popcorn ready because it

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well, for the first time in sa years it is now in europe.after yearly rents landlords can charge luxury retailersjumped ii% in a year to 20,000 euros per square metre. the italian city benefits from an influx of affluent tourists and fierce competition for prime real estate among luxury brands. lets take a look at the markets... keep a close eye on them. up on the day so far, but brand once again rising 73 and a half dollars. you are up—to—date. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. it wasn't the perfect send off, but it was still a highly emotional night in malaga as rafael nadal, one of the greats of tennis, brought an end to his professional career. he lost his singles rubber and spain went onto to lose their davis cup tie against the netherlands, spelling the end for the 22 time grand slam champion. he announced his decision to retire last month after another injury hit year on tour. he'd hardly played since the olympics, but targetted this tournament on home soil as the best way to bring his 23 year pro career

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they sa in climate crisis scenarios. they say in cases _ climate crisis scenarios.ases like _ climate crisis scenarios. they say in cases like this, - climate crisis scenarios. they say in cases like this, it - climate crisis scenarios. they say in cases like this, it is - say in cases like this, it is only the lawyers who really win. is it expensive for environmental groups such as yours to go down these legal avenues? i yours to go down these legal avenues?— yours to go down these legal avenues? ., , ., avenues? i would say it is not. it is not not — avenues? i would say it is not. it is not not costly, _ avenues? i would say it is not. it is not not costly, the - avenues? i would say it is not. it is not not costly, the costs l it is not not costly, the costs of inaction are much higher, and the investments that companies are making in fossil fuels that are in the billions are really the cost, or the investments we should be avoiding here, we also know that governments are continuing to prop up fossil fuels with billions in taxpayer money, and if we were to redir

he sa s understand how tariffs work? he: says his favourite word is tariffs.e is trying to do, drive investment into the us. manufacturing back into the us and to have a protectionist environment that stops countries like china being able to undercut american production. sol to undercut american production. so i think he does know what he is saying and i think we have to take it very seriously. he is going to deliver on that promise of putting america first. the uk trade, something in the region of about 190 billion with the us. and, you know, those are great products and services, which are now going to be impacted. you mentioned inflation, inflation within the us, with a 10% increase in tariffs, would run at somewhere between two and i%. but also that then feeds into the whole of the global economy. so this is a really important point. for the world.— is a really important point. for the world. ~ . ., . for the world. we have to leave it. thank for the world. we have to leave it- thank you — for the world. we have to leave it. thank you for _ for the world.

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south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from afghanistan and the uk with imogen anderson and say the taliban a third of the people are struggling to eat. women live under brutal restrictions and those who work for the former military fear for their safety. it's why afghans are among the biggest groups fleeing their homes, going to the uk and other parts of the world. this former military officer is risking his life to speak to us. he's tried three times to make the perilous journey out of afghanistan. i will keep trying to flee even if i lose my life. as circumstances are such that we're dying every moment. we drove through kabul to get to where the officer started his journey, for which he sold his home and his wife's jewelry to pay the nearly $4000 that smugglers charge. it's from this bus stop in kabul that many of the people we spoken to have told us that they taken buses to the western border with iran, where they met up with iran, where they met up with people smugglers will come from thereon at each point they pass through one people smugglers to another as they tried to

i of what donald trump had to sa . ., ~ ., begin with a simple question. a simple question.r off now four years ago —— are you better off now that you were four years ago? i will stop the criminal invasion of our country, the biggest problem we have right now. and i will bring back the american dream. all right, also talk about immigration, key talking point. let's look at other developments related to the election. only days away. the us supreme court has cleared away for the battleground state of pennsylvania to thousands of votes that republicans wanted do set aside. now, pennsylvania's highest court had earlier ruled that voters who returned defective mail—in ballots could either request a new ballot or vote in person on election day. republicans then appealed to the us supreme court to retract that decision, arguing it went against the state's election code. the supreme court rejected the appeal. let's turn, it now, to the latest on the conflict in the middle east. a few hours ago the pentagon announced the us is sending additional fighter jets, missile defense systems

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sas flight 957, stockholm to miami, was west of greenland and it hits severe turbulence.cups and backpacks thrown about the cabin. as one engine shutdown, the pilots guided the plane down 8000 feet before restarting the engine. no significant injuries, but sas says any plane that hits severe turbulence must be inspected upon landing. still far from miami, the crew turned back, landing in copenhagen. in honolulu, the faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climb fast to avoid a mountain. after a crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. >> the exit that you through, turn right. >> reporter: the crew received right turn clearance and complied with control instructions. >> the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says that they were well above the terrain at all times. >> reporter: meanwhile, children brace for an emergency landing before a rough but stay planning on alaska airlines flight at l.a.x., after blowing a tire during takeoff from washington dollars. the scares

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