seville.at this stage is a really powerful position to be in. we have a wee bit of toughness about us, which i think we showed in playing for 45 minutes with ten men. so let's see what we can do with 11 men. much at stake then for david moyes and his side. striker michail antonio says they're "buzzing" with the way things have been going, and that they're "in it to win it". and what opposition could lie in wait if they make it through? conor mcnamara is lyon for us. there was great excitement among the west ham united fans here. they have enjoyed theirjourneys around europe this season. they hope that the real fun is just this season. they hope that the real fun isjust beginning. they have this season. they hope that the real fun is just beginning. they have the second leg. we have leon osman with us tonight. you know david moyes so well, this is a big game for him tonight question mike it is a huge game. i tonight question mike it is a huge iame. , ., , tonight question mike it is a huge came

so probably the game against lyon and again seville only had the best form and ending about the games so good so i hope so. and rangers are also against german opponents. they take on rb leipzig. the bundesliga side reached the semifinals of the champions league last season and are the favourites to win the competition. but rangers will take confidence knowing they knocked another german giant in borussia dortmund in the last round. alasdair lamont reports. up up to 7000 rangers fans are expert in here in leipzig for a match to have to go down as the club's big is certainly on the european stage in the last ia years back to when they actually reach the final of what was then the ua pick—up in 2008. to reach the final again they would have to overcome a pretty impressive rb leipzig side but to get to this stage, they have had to overcome really good sides already, most notably probably you had to say borussia dortmund, leipzig's german rivals. they are above leipzig in the bundesliga the raiders will take confidence from that type of victory and they have reserved their best performanc

but where this sons out like this seville up to 27 or ensure the forecast for romania we've got some showers hanging around. so this is going to play bucharest with the high of 20 next stop or go into turkey. we've got plenty of sunshine here across the central parts of the country, uncle, 26, but seen those showers really build in and move from the east into the caucasus. so tbilisi a white day for you with a high of 20 degrees after there northwest. some clouds while that's going to put a cap on those temperatures. so the 13 as the best i can do for you in london on friday, off to africa. we do have some weather zipping across algeria sand, industrial, libya along that border with egypt. and there's been near all time record heat for senate goal and guinea south and not too far away and pikeno fast. so bama codes got a high of 39 on friday. seen some of the 1st frosts of the season for south africa . not too bad though in cape town with a high of 18 degrees, but give it a bit. it's kind of feel like summer again. 29 will be the high on monday. ok. i'm out of time. i'll catch up wit

but where the sun is out, seville looking good with a high 28 degrees. also wet weather hanging round the alpine region. so we can expect rain here. we've got some cloud cover for the balkans that's likely to generate some showers for southern sections that's going to drop into grease as wall and some heavier rounds of rain of cross turkeys capital region. so for on cobra with a high of 20 degrees, our next batch of atlantic re moves in toward the top end of the islands of ireland and britain just the high of 16 degrees in london. meantime we're talking about high heat for areas of chad into libya, and that's now it's starting to crawl into egypt. so as one has a high 42 degrees storms are usual storms across the gulf of guinea in the forecast on saturday and more rain for flood stricken areas of port zulu natal. so this includes durban, but by sunday that rain will be out of there. in time it's looking good and keep sound sons out on saturday with a high of 18 degrees. but give it a bit. look at this on monday we put the colors on dark with the red, the

didn't want affects chill, chill, seville, to quit text while the lip always i don't get opposed, discuss budget to what was in the progression in the summer of 2014 battle begins on a land that hasn't seen hostilities since world war 2. 0, july 2014. the is verna coltrane, august the 11th coltrane, more than $7000.00 ukrainian troops found himself surrounded today. but i have a believe in using the latest muscle from g shop. i'm switching storage and not a huge bizarre look. any good up meant you to twitter strongly agree. it breach, hopefully it'll come when you've got order. we would use wait so much. it'll go to see if, when you know crane is a primitive talk about almost on a stable so, but so, so if you wish, would you toyota, she ukraine is in a disastrous position. mm hm. on september the 5th 2014 the 1st minsk agreements for a peaceful settlement of the military conflict and douglas are signed. what shall i neil scott like washing as possible? grey or pony shadows were on whether that was the quote, but you're in the store. literally run your local day. after the papers were sign

a lot of seville people die in their homes, in their basements. these refugees have a 10 hour drive ahead of them, but they won't be stopped at the border. they can stay in germany for 3 years and work and their children can go to school there. now to music's biggest nights, the 60 full grammy awards, which returns for a full capacity show on sunday evening for the 1st time since the pandemic. but this yes, superstar celebration got a dose of reality when the ukranian president address the audience, live video link. oh, john legend teamed up with the exiled, ukrainian musician nicky. with prerecorded video dress for me training president. lot, amir zalinski. we defend our freedom to leave, to lots south on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bumps the dead silence. feel dissatisfied with your music to fill up to date, to tell our story. tell the truth about war. anya show shall nantosh on tv, support us in any way, can any but not silence and ambition. there was also a lot to celebrate supersonic, the r and be

the mother even goes normally a lot of seville. people die in their homes, in their basements. these refugees have a 10 hour drive ahead of them, but they won't be stopped at the border. they can stay in germany for 3 years and work and their children can go to school. there you are watching dw news, just reminder of the top stories we're following for you that, that this moment russian forces are being accused of committing mass atrocities before retreating from areas near the ukrainian capital. footage of dead civilians and the streets of butcher have sparked outrage with some leaders calling the killings. war crimes. several e u countries are now pushing for tougher sanctions against russia and explosions have been heard in kennesaw and the strategic port city of odessa following air strikes that brought to desa on sunday. those blasts destroyed and oil refinery used by the ukrainian military. as lensky warns russian troops are regrouping and preparing more powerful stripes, all the city you are watching dw news from berlin up next to our science program tomorrow. today, loo

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they fled their hometown of seville danielle in the east of the country. a week ago. it is here we will get back to normal. but this attack took us back home when the shows for london around us, and we're sort of neighbors on the ground. it's horrible to leave with once again. we feel hopeless, fatally doomed. i am an adult woman, but can't comprehend how to come to terms with that. how to li, further to find strengths to keep going. this is scary. some employees at the workshop among the dead and wounded. the military installations were also hit in the morning attack. now, a local official says that the guided missiles were initially aimed at the van of van gifts, a region south of live eve. and then at the last minute, were rerouted towards here. ukrainian officials believe the missiles were fired from the east. perhaps as far as the caspian, c, y, at the same time from similar scenes, were unfolding in other cities and towns around the country. had give continues to come under constant shelley, russia now striking deeper into the city center. and in where you pull

at euro 2020 and the last time that they played against germany, they actually beat them 6 neal in seville. but it has to be said that was at the end of the lacking live era. and really back then germany were out of ideas. they didn't look like they had much going for them. now they're really different out there under their coach, hands the flick. this is his 1st big test. so certainly love pressure on their heads going into it has been a rocky road leading today's, you know, has in it. yeah, absolutely. now, i'm in the catawba 1st announce is host of this tournament back in 2010. there's been, you know, that that was a controversial decision back then, and a lot of the issues that were raised have never gone away. cats are spared no expense to set the stage for the arab world. first, ever world cup. by some estimates, the tournament is going to cost the gulf state nearly 200000000000 euros. but controversy clouded people's decision to award cut are the spectacle from the start . first you this summer heat in the region mandated, a schedule change to november. the move that will disrupt to

all the dust had settled, we found out that actually the warriors had been killed and dressed up in seville uniforms by their fellow soldiers. the caly albanian extremists admitted the officers when nobody can. so it's all about the 1st impression make the 1st impression hit and that's what i think is happening here. but i cannot tell. it's too early the investigation needs to be had, but we come trusted him to get investigations for the parties who all have every reason to load the dice. for one conclusion. yeah, i should point out a quote from the russian defense ministry states, quote, not a single local residence suffered from any violent actions. while this sentiment was under the control of the russian armed forces on the claims, the atrocities only came to light after the troops left the city on the ukrainian army arrived. if correct, that leads to a lot of hard questions for key f is sunday doesn't mean it's not least from the fact of the mayor of boucher himself said that the troops, the russian jews left by the 31st of march. we now have 3 days later, come to the body of the turni

but south of this, a beauty of the day in seville with a half 22 degrees. and you know, those thunderstorms we had over italy have transferred across the adria dixie, running into the balkans, and that's dropped down. temperature is there compared to what they were about? 24 hours ago. also a wet day for it stumble, 18 degrees high for you and now we're off to africa. we're talking about some record here for western areas of molly close to the border was senegal hitting $44.00 degrees. and we may have our 1st 40 degree day of the year for cairo. got yen at 39, but i think you may do it now for southern parts. south africa. cool pool of air here. cape town, 18 degrees. but check this out by sunday 29. but it chilly day in johannesburg. 12 degrees and somewhat weather for you. see you later i saw official airline of the just healing the debate. there is no he job bad. and if anyone here talks about women that i had to force was just it, the from bill seemed have been says, no topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion had a one way tickets true to

reason was the universal and international exposition in 1992 for the columbus clinton tenerary was in seville. so unfortunately, we made the mistake. it was late in the run. don't ever go the last two weeks of a fair because everyone everyone and his brother wakes up to the fact that it's about to close. we waited for nine hours outside the canadian pavilion. and i am notoriously impatient. and she observed more than once that i would not wait in a line anywhere except a world's fair. so something about walking through the turnstiles that your character it's his transformed. i have you know wonderful memories of every fair and i can't wait which is the next one that you've seen other nine. montreals expo 67 who's 50th anniversary. we just observed was without a doubt. just magical incredibly ambitious a thousand acres on man-made islands in the saint lawrence. can you imagine anyone proposing to do that today? i mean the environmental impact statement alone would would take more time than you had to build the fair? but it was it was a vision. launched by visionaries um extraordinary english i

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liz been 24, i think seville, you may even hit 30 degrees on this last day of april after africa, sand and does storms along that border with algeria and tenicia, our usual storms through the gulf of guinea. and now aside further toward the south, those showers that were plague in durban that starts to push away that's going to be replaced by sunshine and look at cape town, full on sunshine for you on saturday, with a high of 18 degrees. and over the next few days, we're in a dial up your temperatures. it's going to feel more like summer once again. okay, that's it for me. by for now, official airlines of the journey mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in a water scenario. there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening page, delve into the news, narrative and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera lou.

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and i remember every time that grenade seville fell down with the local, very scared of to could to put your the charge on cars. you preclude the search with tea when it's all began or it was the 1st time we had to face such a situation to be lost, cra, orchestra was awful. start from your own own, but i wasn't afraid, maria, to really felt like i was in a movie with her. i didn't think my life was in danger. you at me and i saw it differently on context growers and i thought i'll survive this. we're passing a to a real own was such a huge to the worst part about it. with the filthy conditions we had to live in, and she will still get the everything got so dirty because the shells made the dust fall from the ceiling to the pressure. now that we were filthy and it was cold floors verbena. well maybe it wasn't that cold on the humidity of the self and all that was the worst on warner. what god, i felt miserable and stripped of any dignity carcass or so. so that's how i felt truck made those 3 are tunnel when it was down and that basement helix resume is if i had no dignity some so soon as

they fled their hometown of seville danielle in the east of the country a week ago. with what is produced here, we will get back to normal. but this attack took us back home when the shows for land in around us, and we saw that the neighbors on the ground, it's horrible to leave with once again. we feel hopeless, fatally doomed. i'm an adult woman, but can't comprehend how to come to terms with that. how to li, further to find strengths to keep going. this is scary. some employees at the workshop among the dead and wounded 3 military installations were also hit in the morning attack. now, a local official says that the guided missiles were initially aimed at the van of van gifts, a region south of live eve. and then at the last minute we're re routed towards here. ah, ukrainian officials believe the missiles were fired from the east, perhaps as far as the caspian, c o y. at the same time from similar scenes were unfolding in other cities and towns around the country. had give continues to come under constant shelley, russia now striking deeper into the city center. a

and i remember every time that grenade seville fell down and we were local, very scared to cut the put your, the charge from cards. you probably put the search the when it's all began or it was the 1st time we had to face such a situation to be lost, cra watched. it was awful stuff from your own. oh, but i wasn't afraid, maria, to really felt like i was in a movie with her. i didn't think my life was in danger. you of me and i saw it differently on context, will grows and i thought i'll survive this repository alone was such a huge to the worst part about it. with the filter conditions we had to live in prod, she will still get the everything got so dirty because the shells made the dust fall from the ceiling to the pressure missouri. we were filthy and it was cold. floors fabiola was maybe it wasn't that cold on the humidity and on the shelf and all that was the worst home or no blood gum. i shot miserable stripped of any dignity calculus or so. so that's how i felt drug made those 3 are good. when i was down and that basement he looked at a room is if i had no dignity some so soon as

semifinalists also in 2020 ear the last time they played against germany, they actually be them 6-0 in seville, but that was at the end an era whe germany was out of ideas, did not have much going for them. they are now a different outfit under their coach. this is his first big test so certainly a lot of pressure on their heads going into this. >> it has been a rocky road leading up to today, hasn't it? >> qatar were first announced as hosts of this tournament back in 2010. that was a controversial decision then and a lot of the issues raised have never gone away. >> qatar spared no expense to set the stage for the arab world's first-ever world cup. by some estimates, the tournament is going to cost the gulf state nearly 200 billion euros, but controversy clouded fifa's decision to award qatar the spectacle from the start. first, the summer heat in the region mandated a schedule changed to november, a rule that will disrupt top domestic leagues that will be underway already. concerns about the treatment of migrant workers have dominated the narrative. human rights groups have alleged that mig

george washington university campus reform correspondent and student at american university, jp villa seville university phd economic studio daniel demartino. thank you for being here. daniel, why, why are we still doing this? because that is what i'm wondering myself, todd. we spent at columbia one full week without a mask mandate before the administration backtracked here to reinstate masks because some people were afraid to come i guess, living with 99.9% vaccinated and i'm not making this up, sitting in a classroom with something to cover their faces. >> todd: lies, jp will be ever get back to normal? >> i don't know. i wish i had an answer, but a little bit american university decided to come back with a mask mandate again but what is more concerning is hypocrisy, plano hypocrisy. the president of the university told us to wear masks. and human services secretary for barack obama a few years ago. she was invited for that reason to the white house last week and get-togethers with joe biden and kamala harris without a mask let's say and told us to wear a mask. i think joe biden is more dan

but south of this, the beauty of the day in seville with a half 22 degrees and you know, those thunderstorms we had over italy have transferred across the adria attic, see running into the balkans and that struck down temperatures there compared to what they were about 24 hours ago. also a wet day for it's stumble, 18 degrees, a high for you and now we're off to africa. we're talking about some record heat for western areas of molly close to the border was senegal hitting $44.00 degrees. and we may have our 1st 40 degree day of the year for cairo. got yen at 39, but i think it may do it for southern parts. south africa, cool pool of air here. cape town, 18 degrees. but check this out by sunday 29. but it chilly day in johannesburg. 12 degrees and somewhat weather for you. see later, ah, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignore the global. so to put profits before people. and it won't cost awe time of pundents on old africa

so seville at 19 degrees. but let's pick up the story where we have that act of whether so corsica sardinian central parts of italy, whether alerts in play for thunderstorms and when, but look toward the east of this across the balkans, full on sunshine and many spots in the 20s. still some pesky, wet weather for turkey's ne black sea coast that's dropped down the temperature and tribes onto 11 degrees. different story though, for the northeast of africa, look at this cairo 39. i think we'll get you back up to 40 degrees on thursday. wind shift around that drops down to 29 on saturday, which is more line with where you should be. different stories, south africa, cold air flooding in cape town, 17 degrees with them, showers, but give it a bit. we'll get you up to 27 on saturday. wall to wall sunshine. that's a soon ah, the, from the al jazeera london broadcast center t people, unprompted uninterrupted member, beginning of the pandemic. gosh, i had some b like, why from africa being wiped out? part one of the jo

this is lois wyant and then this is earl seville. grew up in norvelt in the 1930s and they spearheaded the movement to get a norvelt historical marker established for the town so that it's on the map of official norvelt communities. and you can see you can't see they're beaming they're very happy in this image because they love they love norvelt and they want to keep it going that community spirit survives. that's a commitment to norveld still persists over time. and so in many ways, that's a success even though it's built on a foundation of racial segregation. okay. that's the end of the presentation. do we have any comments or questions? how many of you have been to norvelt? just stand oh wait. have you have you been to norvellosa? have you been to the golf course or just that's what you've been to the golf course. that was the old dairy farm. that's where the cows were on the golf course. so do you do you see alex? can you see the old houses when you drive in there? can you see the kind of the the core of that? cape cod design sti

i don't know if i seville lanes here. i lot of supply and demand issues.together to rig the system against average folks but maybe that is just me? >> well, neil, whether it is that coordinated or not there is in my view a concentration problem. when four packers, have what, 85% of the market, two of the four packers are foreign-owned, neil, that is at least worth looking into. for me personally, what i would prefer, the way i prefer to tackle this problem is knock down bearers to entry for other producers, for other packers, for smaller, maybe, more state or regional packers, provide an opportunity for more customized beef or other livestock for that matter. neil: okay. >> i prefer to tackle it that way but i don't completely let the big packers off the hook either. they are vertically integrated. they have a lot of market power. neil: i stand corrected, senator, that makes a little bit of sense. north dakota, you have great beef out there. >> yes. neil: smaller players behind the eight ball competing with these big guys? >> well it is very difficult for

and rangers and west ham could meet in the final in seville in may, what a night that would be.lled the tie after just 69 seconds. he added a penalty and rangers looked to be through until braga hit back through daveed carmo. it wasn't straightforward at all. that took the tie to extra time before rangers got that all important winner from kemar roofe to raise the roof at ibrox, and set up that last four tie against rb leipzig. as for west ham they could have faced barcelona in the last four, instead they'll take on frankfurt in theirfirst european semi final in over 40 years. 0ne all from the first leg agaisnt lyon, craig dawson gave them the lead in france, before declan rice got their second. and then after half—time top scorer jarrod bowen made it 3—0, to send them into their first european semi final since 1976 in what was a historic night for the hammers. you can imagine i don't know where i am right now. i think everyone in the dressing room is the same. the feeling is unbelievable. personally, i played twice this competition but never been more than quarterfinal. so real

warmer than madrid, seville and barcelona for the next few days. sunshine will be strong enough and the pollen levels will be high. tree pollen in full flow at this time of year. tonight we still have the blustery wind with us. cloud across the south initially a more well—developed pushing enough north sea. england and wales are most likely to see it but may be more cloud across the far north and north—east of scotland. the debris is implicit will not be as cold as recent nights. cloud across england and wales bursting. the greatest chance of a few showers around. some sunny spells developing through the afternoon. chilly are in the north—east of scotland where the low cloud will be in place. 16, 17 in the far south—west of the country. the area of low pressure across spain and portugal shifts into central europe later. as it moves away we will probably get more sunshine on our shores again. a lot more sunshine and a few showers towards parts of devon and cornwall. low cloud in the north—east of scotland which will become more of a feature next wee