yeah, sergio. it's a big change for its 88th year, for people who've been going there for quite some time now. i know i see people behind you, people are already starting to get out there. how are they feeling about this chaperon rule? i want to show you. apparently the policy really hasn't had any kind of an effect on, you know, watering down anyone's entrance and entrance, interest in going you can see this is a line that extends for quite a bit, i've talked to some of the people in the line, and i also talked to people at the fair a little bit earlier today. they say it is kind of sad that there has to be a policy like this, but they completely understand the circumstances by which this kind of policy does have to be adopted. and they say that it is probably a good idea to have more adults to be able to supervise those teenagers who are going in. i just talked with a couple people in line right now who are just over 18 years old. they say, you know what? a lot of us just want to come out here an

our sergio quintana joins us live from the city. sergio, do we know if that teen was a student at that nearby middle school? there yeah. this afternoon the san francisco unified school district did, in fact confirm that the teenager that was hit outside of francisco middle school here this morning is, in fact, a student at the school. it happened around 930, which parents tell me is just as the last bell for the morning classes to begin went off. that student was taken to a local hospital. we understand that the that she is with her family and is expected to make a full recovery, but that student is one of two people who were hit in this incident that actually started off over in the tenderloin. police were first called out there about an hour and a half before. for a person who was hit at jones and market street, and then police happened to spot that vehicle later on in the tenderloin. probably a little while after that initial incident, followed it all the way here to north beach. this is where the collision with that teenager hap

let's bring in our sergio quintana live in san francisco, sergio nordstrom, saks off, fifth north facemany more have already left. soon macy's will be gone, but mario, luigi, princess peach, they're coming to san francisco. when is this happening? yeah. so you know, when i think of nintendo, this is the theme that i immediately think of. super mario brothers, right. that's like the original. of course, they've had so many more hits since that original. but nintendo coming to san francisco is a big deal for union square, especially now the nintendo stores, their kind of interactive stores. you can go in there, you can play with some of the you play some of the games. of course, you buy them as well. but nintendo only operates four standalone stores in the world. three of them are in japan, one of them is in new york city. and that store in new york city opened in 2005. so janelle, when this store opens in san francisco, 2025, it's going to be 20 years since they opened that new york city outlet. so kind of a big stretch of time as well for nintendo to be doing something like this in the

i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. sergio. thank you. firefighters in san francisco are trying to figure out what sparked a big fire. the flames broke out around 830 this morning on jackson street near leavenworth that is in the city's nob hill neighborhood. you can see the flames coming out of the roof right there. the building has both homes and businesses inside to crews several hours to put out the flames. we don't know how many times this building has been redesigned, rebuilt, built over. so firefighters have to spend time going through every possible void space searching for any lingering fire. we do not want this fire to rekindle and restart. another challenge posted to san francisco firefighters is the narrow streets on nob hill, and no one was hurt in this fire. but nearby muni busses, they were temporarily delayed and rerouted . also tonight, a story from our investigative unit looking into a severe gender gap within the san jose fire department. the department has so few women that a civil grand jury actually issued a scathing

our sergio quintana was at san francisco's hall of justice all day. sergio, what's the latest? well, so, audrey, right now they are actually starting to wrap up the first day of jury selection in this trial, there are 120 people that make up the potential jury pool. they're going to whittle that down to 12 members of the jury, and then six alternates in the state trial, as opposed to the federal trial. david depape is facing eight felony charges, and that includes two new ones that were added to the charge that were added just recently. those two new charges are kidnaping and intimidating a witness or threatening a witness. of course, he's also facing charges that include attempted murder. again, this is the beginning of jury selection. it will continue through tomorrow. so yeah, it sure is a process. sergio, you mentioned the federal trial. it wrapped up last week or so we thought. so what exactly happened there? yeah. in fact, there were the two people who we didn't expect to see in the state court today were his two public defenders from the federal courts. that's because la

sergio quintana has been looking into this problem for us. joins us live from the city. sergio what are you learning? well, we actually just got a development from the mayor's office. this actually started earlier in the week when the mayor's office put out a list of items for voters to decide on in november for the ballot initiative. they were capital improvement and capital improvement projects. and the city clinic was left off of that list. well this afternoon, according to the mayor's office, the comptroller's office has made a reevaluation of the amount of money that's available in the bond, and they have added city clinic back to the list. so there was actually a protest planned out here this afternoon at 5:00 in about a half an hour. so we're going to be out here to see if now this announcement turns that into a celebration. audrey. sure. a huge development, a lot of changes as we speak. sergio i'm wondering what would have happened without all that funding that was just announced. so the big problem is that this is a site that's been here for decades, and even th

i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. sergio, thank you. so really, from here to the white house, there's a lot of pressure on president biden for a ceasefire between israel and hamas. and just into our newsroom, we've learned the president is coming to the bay area. president biden will be on the peninsula next week, a fundraiser in portola valley next friday, may 10th. tickets range from $6600 to $100,000. this will be at the home of billionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla. no word yet on when president biden will arrive or whether he'll have any public events this will be at least the fourth bay area fundraising trip for mr. biden since taking office. let's move on now. after weeks of counting and controversy, the recount is officially over. we finally know who will challenge sam liccardo in the november runoff to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. this is for the u.s. house of representatives. evan low gained one more vote today as san mateo county issued its final tally. this is district 16, which covers san mateo and santa clara co

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sergio, the former president sparks deep feeling on both sides of the aisle. what are you hearing out on the streets? yeah, garvin, whether they are angry, happy or sad about what this felony conviction means, every single person that we talk with says that they are surprised that former president donald trump has been convicted on all 34 counts in this trial. now, as you mentioned, the judge has set the sentencing for july 11th, and that is just a few days before the start of the republican national convention when president donald trump is expected to be again nominated for that president, nominated to be president in that for that party. and that has raised some issues for the president or for the chairman of the san francisco republican party, who happens to be going to that event. i'm going to the convention, again, i mean, it's appalling. if he doesn't allow him to bond out, that means that we're going to have the, the chief political opponent of the president of the united states, the chief rival sitting in a jail cell. now, dennis called this a bad day

and our sergio quintana was there for a special tour. sergio, what did you see today? we got to go under the transbay transit center and see the two levels under that center, which are massive cavernous chambers where the trains are eventually going to go into that transit center. let's go ahead and show you some of that tour we went down. there it is. there's two levels. there's a mezzanine level where you basically like the ticketing is, and then the lower level, which is where all the trains will eventually come in, if and when high speed rail is completed, as well as caltrans will come in to downtown san francisco. of course, this tour is part of something that was arranged because of speaker emerita nancy pelosi's help in trying to secure the $3.4 billion it's now been pledged by the federal government in order to build out the rest of that lower level with the train tracks and the corresponding platforms, as well as dig the nearly two mile tunnel from the transit center to the existing caltrain station on king street. it's a pretty cool sneak peek. tour ceo, i kn

i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. sergio, thank you. a rough start for this memorial day weekend. a lot of traffic throughout the bay area. we'll start with that deadly crash in the south bay. this is on southbound 101 near blossom hill road. this crash happened just after 11 a.m. one lane remains closed as of this hour after a red honda crashed into a big rig. the driver of that red honda was killed. 100 gallons of fuel spilled on the road, making the cleanup obviously much longer and more complex. there could be delays for several more hours. this crash comes as so many people are trying to get out of town right now for the memorial day holiday weekend. let's go outside, take a live look at our traffic cameras. you can see traffic is moving on 101 in san jose, further north. of that area of the south bay. traffic is moving. no problem. san mateo bridge people moving along nicely, but check out the bay bridge toll plaza. slow crawl. it's been looking like this all day. and that's because cleanup is still going on after a big rig fire a

our sergio quintana hits the streets for answers. and do you want a piece of red lobster restaurant for yourself? one of the bay area locations is auctioning off items, including the lobster tank. we're going to tell you how you can get in on it, but let's go ahead and begin with that lawsuit against tesla. and east bay nonprofit is now suing the tech giant, claiming that the electric car maker is violating federal air standards at its fremont factory. it is the latest of several pollution allegations leveled against the company. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now after going through that lawsuit. and, ian, i understand you also got an exclusive conversation with the plaintiff. yes, that's right. the environmental democracy project filed this lawsuit in san francisco federal court this week. they are claiming that tesla has exposed residents and workers in the area surrounding the fremont factory to excess amounts of air pollution, including nitrogen oxides, arsenic and other harmful chemicals. natalia boyce runs the nonprofit that

sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. sergio, thank you. tonight some highs and lows for san francisco struggleith homelessness, the city says despite its efforts, there's been a jump in unhoud people over the past two years. take a look here. these are new numbers from this year's point in time count. you can see how this has trended since 2019. the city says it identified more than 8300 unhoused people. that is up 7% since 2022. but the city says progress is still being made. the number of people living in tents or on the street is down to a ten year low, with fewer than 3000 counted. but now the city is also trying to keep up with the rise in homeless families. city identified nearly 440 unhoused families living mostly in vehicles. mayor's office recently announced a plan to expand emergency shelter and cut the wait time for those families. more drama in the san francisco mayor's race. will any of the candidates actually make it to the debate stage? here's what's happening a planned forum between mayor breed and supervisor aaron peskin h

we will speak to ubs ceo sergio in our next hour.hile, italy's unicredit beings with net income for the first quarter coming in better-than-expected. stocks and he shall follow the u.s. hire in hopes the fed will cut rates this year. the yen weakens against the dollar after japan's essex chief says intervention isn't needed if markets are orderly. israel projects a cease-fire proposal backed by hamas hours after the military group agreed to the plan. israel vowing to push ahead with military operations in ruffalo. on the earnings front, a beat coming through on the -- its latest updates in terms of quarterly revenue, it's a beat on the estimates for nvidia for the second quarter. revenues coming in at 3.63 billion euros, modestly above the estimates at 3.6 billion. we break down some of the segments, the margin result coming through for the second quarter for the semiconductor maker coming in at 19.5% slightly above the estimates in terms of segment margins just shy of 18% on the margin front, slightly more positive. they see the ful

here's nbc's sergio quintana. san francisco police on patrol outside francisco middle school this afternoon after a student here was hit this morning, according to witnesses, that white and blue mustang that police were following turned here onto francisco street and hit a teenager and then kept going. she was so in shock she tried to get up, and when she tried to get up, she just went back up. i told her, don't try to get up, just wait. and so after my time, i said that that's when all the, security and the gym teacher ran out. it all started a couple of miles away in the tenderloin at jones and market street. that's where witnesses say tire skids. mark, where a man was hit in the middle of the street. and that's where police say they were first called. they helped that man, and he was taken to a local hospital where he's expected to recover. police then spotted the mustang sometime later and followed it to north beach, where the teenager was hit. i just kind of heard like a bunch of police sirens, but prior to t

i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news.we will, of course, keep an eye on the protests across the bay area throughout the newscast. coming up at 530. we'll take you to oakland to see the messages being sent by demonstrators there in the east bay garvin college campus, protesters on both sides of the country face police in riot gear. in the past 24 hours, they've been setting up camps for over a week now, but at two schools, columbia university and ucla, officers moved in as nbc's alice barr reports, president biden and lawmakers are keeping a watchful eye on all of it, a potentially watershed moment in the college campus protests against the war in gaza, columbia university overnight calling in the new york police department to clear the encampment and the building. pro-palestinian protesters had taken over more than 100 people were arrested, a mix of students and outside agitators who new york's mayor said had co-opted the movement. many people thought that this was a just a natural evolution of a protest. it was not. thes

former house speaker nancy pelosi's home and attacking her husband with a hammer, as nbc bay area sergio quintana explains, nearly half of the set of jurors and alternates were dismissed. many of the potential jurors say they heard the initial headlines describing the break in at the pelosi house and the attack on paul pelosi, but that was 18 months ago, and most say they haven't paid much attention to it since. still, nearly half of the seated jurors and alternates were dismissed for a number of reasons, including personal hardship and even mental health reasons. more than a few were asked about their personal biases about conspiracy theories and former president donald trump. a couple jurors say they no longer talked to family members who talk about conspiracy theories, and one juror claims a friend of his was personally targeted by trump supporters online. probably the most surprising part about today's questions by prosecuting and defense attorneys of the potential jurors, is how many of them have been victims of crime themselves, or whose close family members have been in a case whe

i'm sergio quintana. nbc bay area news. san francisco is making an investment in downtown with affordable housing. the mayor joined community leaders to break ground on two new apartment buildings in the so-called east cut neighborhood downtown. the two buildings will be called transbay block two, and they will include units for low income seniors, families and the formerly homeless, while including spaces for supportive services, affordable care, child care, and retail will represent an opportunity for so many of our seniors and families and people who represent different income levels. it will represent an opportunity for them to call the downtown home, too. both buildings are expected to be finished by 2026, housing up to 800 people. it's part of the city's 30 by 30 goal to bring in 30,000 new residents and students to downtown by 2030 to revitalize the area. it could also be easier for seniors in the east bay to find a home. the waitlist is now open for the fremont oak gardens, an affordable housing complex financed by

sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. it is sentencing day for the top executive for ftx. that's sam bankman-fried now collapsed cryptocurrency exchange. a federal judge today sentenced ryan salem to seven and a half years in prison. last september. salem pleaded guilty to making illegal contributions to political candidates and operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. he ultimately turned on bankman-fried when the exchange was failing. he reported him for committing fraud by mishandling the assets of clients. that led to bankman-fried's 25 year sentence for defrauding users. salem claims he cooperated and even provided documents that aided prosecutors in their investigation. in exchange, he asked for leniency in his conviction, but he got a heavier penalty than expected. three other ftx executives still await their sentences. it was an 11th hour day in the so-called trump hush money trial, as both sides delivered their closing arguments today, the prosecution just wrapping up. minutes ago, the lead prosecutor spent more than four hours making his case, trying

in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc bay area news. president biden also honored u.s. soldiers today near the nation's capitol, a special annual tribute at arlington national cemetery. vice president kamala harris and secretary of defense lloyd austin also attended. the ceremony began with the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's a site dedicated to fallen u.s. soldiers. president biden spoke at the ceremony, remembering u.s. soldiers who were killed while serving our country. america is the only country in the world founded on an idea, an idea that all people are created equal and deserves to be treated equally throughout their lives. we've never fully lived up to that, but we've never, ever, ever walked away from it. every generation are fallen. heroes have brought us closer. the president also spoke about his son, beau biden, who died from cancer after serving in iraq. in a new phase begins tomorrow and former president donald trump's hush money trial. it is closing arguments and people are already lini

here's nbc bay area's sérgio quintana in san francisco with what the warning is and is not saying.san francisco's pride festivities are among the most attended such events in the country, and the organizers of this year's annual san francisco pride celebration say, even though there is no specific threat to this celebration, they are taking the warning seriously and coordinating with law enforcement agencies. in a statement today, the san francisco police department didn't directly address the fbi advisory, but did say all sfpd officers will be vigilant for illegal or unsafe activity during pride. the fbi advisory does not mention any specific threats to any particular targets, but it does come after several arrests around the world of alleged isis operatives. since march, law enforcement and intelligence agencies in at least eight cities have arrested high ranking members of the terrorist organization or so-called sympathizers, who were accused of planning attacks on the group's behalf. among those arrested, 18 year old alexander mercurio in coeur d'alene, idaho, federal authoriti

i'm clean and sober 12 years today, and i give thanks to glide memorial in san francisco, sergio quintana. nbc, bay area news. well, firefighters made quick work of a container fire just outside the port of oakland today. started around 330 this afternoon. citizen app video right there showing that plume of black smoke caused by that fire on grand avenue. no word yet how that started, but it is out now. we've reached out for more information from fire officials. a sad update to a story that we first brought you last night at 11. the five year old child pulled from the water in contra costa county has died. it happened around 430 yesterday afternoon. bethel island police got a call about a five year old who fell into the water near the back of a home. rescue crews pulled that child from the water about 15 minutes later. paramedics performed cpr, rushed the child to the hospital, where the child later died. no other details are being released at this time. down south in san diego, a celebration of life for a surfer who was murdered with his brother and their friend during a trip to mexico.

here's nbc bay area sergio quintana in san francisco. who's ready to party on front street? this part of front street in downtown san francisco is usually the party spot on saint patrick's day, but a new proposal aims to make this the go to street party spot all year. this entertainment zone will provide an opportunity to make it easier to get to yes to make it easier for us to create those opportunities. according to mayor london breed, this block could look like the first thursday event the city hosted in downtown last night, except more often the idea is to shut down this block of front street in downtown san francisco and turn it into a regularly occurring entertainment zone, essentially the first of its kind in the city. and in the state. a recently passed law authored by senator scott wiener would allow the bars and restaurants on this block to serve alcohol to customers in the street. that's something they're barred by state law from doing during a street fair or other special event. you can bring an outside vendor in to sell beer with a special permit, but the mom an

i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. just into our newsroom, a sad update to a story we first brought you last night at 11. the five year old child pulled from the water in contra costa county has died. it happened around 430 yesterday on bethel island. police got a call about a five year old who fell into the water near the back of a home. rescue crews pulled the child from the water about 15 minutes later. paramedics performed cpr, rushed the child to the hospital where that child later died. no other details being released right now. we'll dueling demonstrations at stanford university, jewish and non-jewish students organized an interfaith march and rally for peace this afternoon. they marched from the oval to white plaza. that is where a pro-palestinian encampment is set up. pro-palestinian protesters held a dueling rally at white plaza. we've learned the jewish students and their allies were asked to leave the area by campus security due to so-called heightened security concerns. however, there was no confrontation

so with that, sergio lopez, thank you. the brutal attack on paul pelosi in his home was not only an attack on an individual, but an assault on the very principles and safety and civility that formed the bedrock of our democracy, public servants and indeed all citizens deserve to work and live without threats of violence or of intimidation. today's sentencing of david depape to a significant prison term sends a clear message that violence and intimidation have no place in our community or our political discourse. the attack, fueled by misguided ideology, underscores the dangers posed by extremist beliefs. the fbi is committed to protecting all citizens and ensuring that our democracy remains strong and resilient against those who seek to harm it. we stand by the pelosi family and all victims of violence, and we will continue to work tirelessly to uphold the values of justice and peace in our society. thank you. i'm listening to thank you again. we'll have a press release out in another few minutes. all the statements after

nbc bay area sergio quintana shows us the plan and the opposition supervisor, asha sapphire, says he wants the city to be among those that are taking advantage of the local commercial real estate slump. he points to the recent private purchase of the david hughes building on market street for the bargain basement price of just under $7 million. he says the deal shows there could be real opportunity for reimagining the city's core. so we're proposing today a downtown educational zone. we're going to create a fund that includes city money, that includes the ability to go out and get philanthropy and private foundation dollars to purchase buildings in the downtown. supervisor asha sapphire, who is also a candidate for mayor, says his proposal would be specifically aimed at trying to get a public university to relocate to downtown. if this is an idea that sounds familiar, it is mayor london breed has been pushing a plan to attract a historically black college or university to the city's downtown corridor. in february, she hosted leaders from several hbcus in an effort to move that plan f

here's nbc's sergio quintana right now. the train mezzanine level under the transit center looks like an empty and massive room that stretches for a couple of blocks underground under the mezzanine level is where trains will eventually pull in. our initial operator will be caltrain, followed by high speed rail when they get to that alignment, and we are designed for a future of 12 trains per peak hour per direction. among the first to tour the train level, which is called the box, is speaker emerita nancy pelosi. the room is even more massive than the mezzanine level in this animation provided by the transbay joint powers authority, the group responsible for building out the transit center. you can see what this level should eventually look like. this is where passengers will arrive in downtown san francisco aboard caltrain and eventually high speed rail. if it's ever completed. but the approximately two mile tunnel to get those trains here still needs to be built. representative pelosi is here to tout the $3.4 billion in f

so let's go to bring in our sergio quintana live in san francisco? so the funding from the federal government is about $3.4 billion. the overall price for the project right now is just under $8 billion. so we're talking about a lot of money. but what they're trying to fund is something called the portal. it's basically about a two mile tunnel that kind of zigzags under san francisco and basically goes underground at the current caltrain station, and then extends all the way over to what the current transit center is now. if completed, this would be one of the most expensive public transportation tunnels ever built in the country at this point. and that's one of the reasons why, audrey, some people are raising questions about the costs. sure, one of the most expensive. it is a lot of money for two miles. i know you've been able to speak with a lot of people out there about this today. what are they telling you? what do they think about this whole thing? well, obviously the costs are something that they are very conscious of. we've talked to some of th

here's nbc's sergio quintana. we love s.f. s.f. love us. back on the steps of city hall today, a coalition of youth service organizations, immigrant support groups and lgbtq youth support groups came together to offer one message don't cut our programs. the groups say their services are vital to making the city a safe, vibrant and diverse place and should not be on the chopping block as the city tries to balance its strained budget. in fact, they say investing in their programs will prevent bigger costs later. we're going to wait until someone's on the street and try to get them care. we're going to wait until a violent, you know, crime happens and then try to clean it up. let's try to get ahead of those things by investing where it can have an impact to prevent those things from happening in the first place. san francisco runs on a two year budget cycle, according to the mayor's office. the city is facing a $789.3 million shortfall over those two years. the mayor's office is currently working on a proposed budget, which needs to be handed

sergio recuerda que llegó a los 16 años a estados unidos con un plan aprender computación que quería abajo. preparar y lavar platos. rápidamente, dice. comenzó a escalar y a los 6 meses ya estaba yo como cocinero de planta en el lugar donde yo empecé. a los 23 años ya era sous chef de un destacado restaurante en san francisco. sus creaciones culinarias no han pasado desapercibidas después de aprender las técnicas más sofisticadas de la cocina francesa, el chef sergio roque trabajó en algunos de los hoteles más conocidos de san francisco, encabezando grandes banquetes y complaciendo paladares internacionales y preparación. obviamente, para 2000 personas, eventos de 2003 mil personas. y pues a mí me tocaba cocinar 500 £ de pollo. ese era mi trabajo casi todo el día. un camino con días difíciles. era como un parque, como de 2500 personas y era una cantidad de langostas y terminé con las manos llenas de espinas, pero también con grandes recompensas. una vez que mi jefe llegó y me dio una, me dio una palmadita en la espalda y me dijo excelente trabajo. y yo no sabía qué es lo que había pa

nbc sergio quintana is at san francisco's hall of justice. hi, guys. it was more than 18 months ago when david depape allegedly broke into the pacific heights home of former house speaker nancy pelosi and attacked her husband, paul, with a hammer. and today, state prosecutors and the defense began narrowing a jury pool of 120 people down to 12 jurors and six alternates. that jury will consider the eight state felony charges against a pap, among them the attempted murder of paul pelosi and two newly added charges kidnaping and threatening a witness in court. several potential jurors raised their hands when asked by the judge if they've ever seen someone do something because of a mental illness, and a few potential jurors also raised their hands to explain they've seen some of the video related to this case and know about depapes federal conviction. this afternoon, the papp's public defender started to whittle the pool down by dismissing a couple of those jurors. also in court today for a brief meeting with david depape, where his federal public defender

sergio, thank you. hundreds of protesters are still camped out at uc berkeley. it's been nearly two weeks since they set up tents you see there on campus. they say the news of this possible cease fire is encouraging. now it seems like we're just at the brink of finally an agreement where the term's might coincide between the two parties. we're trying to find, like, room for hope. some silver lining somewhere. the pro-palestinian encampment on the front lawn of sproul hall has grown to about 140 tents. so far, the demonstrators have been peaceful. protesters at san francisco state are also encouraged to learn of this potential cease fire, but they say their fight is far from over. today, students met face to face with university president lynn mahoney, demanding that san francisco state divest from companies that provide military aid to israel. president mahoney agreed the university could be more transparent with its investments, and vowed to provide more information on a website and look more closely at future investments. students say they're encouraged by the

ramos sergio ramos, of course, this is the correct answer , played for real madrid for a long time and returned to his native seville where he began his professional career. sports and cinema, let's go! which figure in the book harry potter and the philosopher's stone was hermione in the chess game as an obstacle to the philosopher's stone? in the book, respectively, in the film, remember, at the end, that same chess game in which both harry potter and hermione, vadim, are the queen? absolutely right, this is the correct answer, she was in the role of queen. in the role of a queen, let's say so, although it is correct, of course, fers, this is the correct answer, vladislav, football, football we change the topic, belarus, belarus, as part of this team belarusian handball player sergei rutenko won his last champions league title, the famous spanish team for which the famous handball player sergei played. rutenko, alexey barcelona, ​​barcelona, ​​of course, i congratulate alexey on the first points, vadim, theme, olympics, olympics, rest, who, vadim, vadim, okay, let's play the olympics

cti ratio was above what they were expecting when i had the chance to sit down with the ceo sergio ermottihe explained the united states played a critical role with the higher revenues in the investment banking division. take a look. >> in the news, we grow on the share of banking revenue of 20% to 30% on the year on year basis. that is aligned to our strategy to reinforce our france. that's the main driver that is offsetting the slowdown in revenues in fixed income and partially offset of the equities of 3%. >> reporter: higher revenues in investment banking and strong performance with the global wealth management. we know there is one key question with the future of the lender that is the potential new capital requirements from the swiss regulators in the meantime, frank, it is a good day for the bank and share price is proof of that frank. >> ubs shares up 8%. silvia, thank you. >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," we have a ""worldwide exchange," exclusive with the ceo of okta. his take on protecting data, a.i. and the cloud all that is coming up when "worldwide exchange" return

behind him chaos for sergio perez. it was monte carlo then bust.need some patching up though. after the clean—up, take two. monaco might be famed for its casinos but this circuit makes gambling tricky. there is little space to overtake so it is a good place to get ahead. even so, leclerc has twice qualified first at his home but never finished it there. now this was about concentration as much is acceleration. as a child in monaco he dreamed of victory on his doorstep. his race, his moment. in a principality renowned for incredible wealth, for charles leclerc this was a victory that was priceless. fantastic win for charles leclerc. so victory for the home town hero charles leclerc, who dominated the weekend. after the race he said winning was far from easy. i did not expect the race to be so difficult to manage emotionally. emotionally and mentally wise. i had so many thoughts of the people i have mentioned already in the last ten laps. that was very difficult to manage because even though i knew the race was extremely good, you have to stay on it

the final podium place to move into second in the championship, ahead of verstappen�*s team—mate sergio—15 laps — i was sliding a lot. the last ten laps was just flat out but it is very difficult when the tyres are not working anymore and you have to go flat out. i could not afford to make too many mistakes. luckily we did not and of course super happy to win today. alexander zverev comfortably won the italian open, serving his way to a straight—sets victory over chile's nicolas jarry and claim his second italian open title. it moves the german up to fourth in the world rankings and puts him in a great place ahead of the french open, which starts next weekend. winning my first ever here in rome and first after injury also in rome. so rome is a special place for me. i said at the beginning of the week too, if rome is the place for a first for me, i'm extremely happy about it. very, very special week. the focus is on paris, right? that is for sure but let me enjoy this one for a day or so and then i will have my full focus on paris. tadej pogacar continued his one—man march to his first g

a lengthy delay followed the collision between the red bull of sergio perez and the haas of kevin magnussen a red flag and brought an end to both drivers�* races almost before it had begun. magnussen�*s team—mate nico hulkenburg also saw his race finished by the incident. world champion francesco bagnaia claimed victory in motogp�*s catalunya grand prix to close in on championship leaderjorge martin. after crashing out of yesterday's sprint race bagnaia bounced back to snatch victory in the main event. the italian passed martin with five laps to go and his third victory of the season cuts the gap to the spaniard to 39 points. third seed carlos alcaraz was one of the first to play on day one of the french open at roland garros and among the quickest to make round two. the spaniard is on the hunt for a first title at roland garros and improve on his run to the semis last year. he won his opening round match against qualifierjj wolf of the us, dropping just 4 games on the way to victory. honestly i had a low expectations coming into this tournament but after the practice week and after this fi

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took the final podium place to move into second in the championship ahead of verstappen�*s team mate sergion, 15 laps, i had no grip any more. i was really sliding a lot. i saw lando closing in. so, yeah, the last ten laps was just flat out. but it's, it's very difficult when the tyres are not working any more and you have to go flat out. so i couldn't afford to make too many mistakes. luckily, we didn't. and yeah, super happy of course to win here today. some tennis for you now. and alexander zverev comfortably won the italian open, serving his way to a straight—sets victory over chile's nicholas harry and claim his second italian open title. it moves the german up to fourth in the world rankings and puts him in a great place ahead of the french open, which starts next weekend. winning my first ever here in rome and winning my first after the injury, also in rome. so rome is a very special place for me. i said at the beginning of the week, if rome is the place first for me, i'm extremely happy about it. and, yeah, i mean, obviously a very, very special week. i mean, the focus is on paris,

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max verstappen y sergio pÉrez acabaron como siete y ocho en la clasificaciÓn.ato de la pga donde participa. esto fue lo mÁs importante hasta el momento en los deportes. presentador: hay un debate en si está cubierto tanto por medicare como deportes. presentador: hay un debate en san francisco por el dinero que por medicaid de su estado, hay algo importane que debe saber. ahora, usted podría recibir aún más beneficios de salud de los que ya tiene. es el plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. es fácil saber si cumple los requisitos... llámenos ahora mismo para hablar con nosotros. medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos. pero un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete puede agregar aún más beneficios y características. como copagos de $0 por servicios dentales de rutina cubiertos. y la ucard de unitedhealthcare. es su id de miembro... y mucho más. con la tarjeta, usted tendrá crédito para ayudar a pagar alimentos saludables, productos de venta sin receta, incluso sus facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. ento

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he had to wait a little longer to secure victory after a huge crash on the opening lap between sergioerez and kevin magnussen. both drivers walked away unscathed. when it finally resumed, leclerc pulled away from his rivals to take the chequered flag and close the gap on max verstappen in the driver's championship to 31 points. i did not expect the race to be so difficult to manage emotionally and mentally—wise. i had so many thoughts of the people i have mentioned already in the last ten laps, and that was very difficult to manage because, even though i knew the pace was extremely good, you have to stay on it on a track like this, and it was very, very difficult. that's all the sport for now. let's return now to the general election campaign — the labour leader sir keir starmer has focused on his upbringing and security in his first major speech ahead of polling day on the 4th ofjuly. he's told undecided voters in west sussex that his party will deliver stability if it wins power. he says labour would carry out a ioo—day national security review, looking at all the threats facing bri

amÉrica y cruz azul y en la fÓrmula uno termino un fin de semana de pesadilla para el piloto mexicano sergioerrari. charles leclere consigue su victoria. con esta carrera el chico cae al quinto puesto en el campeonato de pilotos. actividad en la liga espaÑola. el sevilla recibiÓ al barcelona. al minuto 15 robert lewandowski abrÍa el marcador y al minuto 31 yusef igualÓ los tablones y al 59 fermÍn torres puso el 2 a 1, marcador final. hoy se juega la final del fÚtbol mexicano. amÉrica recibe a cruz azul y en el partido de ida los tablones quedaron igualados a uno. ahora las Águilas buscarÁn la localÍa para ser bicampeones de la liga mx mientras cruz azul buscarÁ la revancha. esto fue lo mÁs destacado en materia deportiva. fue un gusto haber estado con ustedes. buenas tardes. fÉlix: en esta casa, el que se viste de blanco no dura de blanco mucho tiempo. ¿de blanco a la clase de arte? arriesgado. ¿al trabajo? más arriesgado. ¿y al futbol? ya ni se diga. pero ahora con tide oxi white, lava tu ropa blanca sin cloro. funciona incluso para ropa a color... y uniformes de futbol. cero problemas. con

postulantes en 28 de los 32 estados les han asignado escolta para protegerlo y ni eso ha sido suficiente, sergioa la polÍtica, pero luego amenazas de muerte hicieron abandonar hasta el paÍs y 51 aspirantes han dejado la contienda y los partidos han tenido que presentar planillas porque nadie se quiso registrar y para darle la instrucciÓn de que no podÍa participar y hace unos dÍas en el estado de mÉxico teresa logrÓ presentar su denuncia y secuestraron a su suegro. como candidata a la colisiÓn seguiremos haciendo historia y una elecciÓn con amenazas y con la muerte de al menos 34 aspirantes a gobernar. >> hemos tenido dos historias completamente distintas y los candidatos y el presidente lÓpez obrador y asegurÓ esta maÑana que serÁn mÁs libres de la historia y es una jornada pacÍfica y hace unos minutos asesinaron a otro coordinador de campaÑa de un alcalde que se quiere reelegir en tamaulipas y han surgido otros problemas y se robaron 2000 boletas y empiezan a surgir. y afortunadamente esperamos estar lejos de eso. y han sido varias veces. y cerca de cinco veces de dicho el presidente que es el

who made -- >> sergio hudson, the whole outfit. happy 150th derby, my friends. enjoy. pat: happy 150. >> back to new york. pete: we'll be watching. will: it's time for us to have our own run for the roses with power ponies. pete: of course, it's "fox & friends" weekend. joining us now is the creator of power pony. 12-year-old, now 13 if-year-old mia. my cra, you end vented the power uponny? >> yes. pete: at the age of the? -- 12? >> yeah. pete: incredible. where'd you come up with the idea? >> i always had a huge passion for horses, and i always wanted to ride one anywhere, anytime, so i wanted to create my own. rachel: it's a hover board, attach -- just walk us quickly through the brain power arpa -- process of this. >> basically, when i was younger, i, like, i had to start with nothing. [laughter] so i had a hover board and, you know, those plush horses, or right? pete: yeah. >> so i got one of those -- welsh both of those for christmas. and i was, like, 5 or 6 years old. and so i was, like, in my garage after christmas, and i wa

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