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there is a legend, that prince simeon, after a serious illness, began to see poorly, and his vision wasting worse. one day, an old man appeared to him in a dream and said, "go to the desert, wash yourself from the spring and you will be healed." the prince found a desert spring in a picturesque place not far from mstislavl. his vision returned to him, and he built a monastery next to the spring in gratitude, and believers from all over the area flocked to the healing spring. in the 15th century, the pustynsky monastery was one of the largest in the eastern belarusian lands. at the beginning of the 19th century, on the site of wooden buildings of the temple the stone assumption cathedral appeared. in 1864, right on the spring where the icon of the mother of god appeared , the church of the nativity of the most holy theotokos was built and consecrated. the following year , the newly built church of the intercession of the most holy theotokos was consecrated. a majestic bell tower was erected. in the middle of the 20th century , orphans were placed in the cells. this is how the pustynsky o

simeon, what were you feeling? actually, which surprised me. i have _ actually, which surprised me. i have worked on space missions for 30 — have worked on space missions for 30 years and that was quite incredible. i really... you for 30 years and that was quite incredible. i really. . ._ incredible. i really... you are watching _ incredible. i really... you are watching bbc— incredible. i really... you are watching bbc news, - incredible. i really... you are watching bbc news, we - incredible. i really... you are watching bbc news, we are i incredible. i really... you are - watching bbc news, we are going to pause our coverage of this historic polaris dawn mission forjust historic polaris dawn mission for just a historic polaris dawn mission forjust a moment, because we are saying goodbye to viewers on bbc two. and let's return now to our correspondent for more coverage of this historic spacewalk. i more coverage of this historic spacewalk-— spacewalk. i think it got to all of us... _ spacewalk. i think it got to

simeon was built on the foundation of an old wooden church, which was erected on this site in the 15thentury. four centuries later, the building was completely desolate. thanks to the efforts of the rector, the government allocated 50,000 rubles in gold, and so a brick church appeared on the hill, consecrated in honor of simeon the stylite. a syrian orthodox monk, the founder of the stylite movement. simeon built a tall pillar and stood on it for 47 years, for which he received from god the gift of healing mental and physical illnesses and foreseeing the future. separate deserves attention. a copy of the icon of the mother of god of kamenets, at the bottom of it is depicted a tower, that very first wooden church. the pride of the church is a three-tier carved iconostasis made of dark bog oak. it was brought from warsaw's st. alexander nevsky cathedral, which was located on the saxon square before the war. the cathedral was destroyed, but the iconostasis was saved. it ended up in the st. semyon church of kamenets as a gift from the residents of the village of pruska in memory of their d

there is a legend that after a serious illness, prince simeon began to see poorly, and his vision was worse. one day, in a dream, an old man appeared to him and said: "go to the desert, wash yourself from the spring and you will be healed." the prince found a desert spring in a picturesque place not far from mstislavl. his vision returned to him, and he gratitude built a monastery next to the spring, believers from all over the area flocked to the healing spring. in the 15th century, the pustynsky monastery was one of the largest in the eastern belarusian lands. at the beginning of the 19th century , a stone assumption cathedral appeared on... instead of the wooden buildings of the temple. in 1864, right on the spring where the icon of the mother of god appeared, the church of the nativity of the blessed virgin mary was built and consecrated. the following year, the consecration of the newly built church of the intercession of the blessed virgin mary took place. a majestic bell tower. in the middle of the 20th century , orphans were placed in the cells, and this is how the pustynsky o

the stylite, to whom the church, that's what it's called, if to simeon, but i'm going to work, i havear term, as the head of the club, hmm, lightly, this is to make it easier to run, am i stupid or something, i'll live for three weeks, look around, and then write letters, send telegrams. they'll write and send to the people's court, well, let them write, let me send, but i won't show up at the people's court, daring, you're desperate, and what did you finish, music and pedagogical, accordion class, the people's court, any orchestra with handles will give me anything, the same roman galitsky, please, have you heard anything about roman galitsky, no, the people's court, then i sing, i have a contralto, pukhlyakov himself kissed my hand, you know, no, i don't know, it's a pity, lyusin, you're talented, talented, this was after a concert on the road, and in the evening the door began to scratch, why did he the door was scratching, and what, have you fallen from the moon, yeah, can't you see, i'm not ugly, what arms and legs i have, you know everything, somehow in place, oh yeah, of course

i try and keep me out of depression. >> how is it fixed, simeon? >> how is it fixed, simeon?e benefits. if you look at disability benefits, that's actually not means tested compared to incapacity benefits, which are that means that someone on a high income, for example, can claim disability benefits. and that's something that should not be happening. in fact, that's something that doesn't happen in other countries. but it does happen here in the uk. another thing we have to do is start clamping down on fraud. so disability benefits and incapacity benefits are actually less stringently policed than joblessness benefits, which has led to an increase in fraud . the increase in fraud. the department for work and pensions actually recently pointed out that it loses about £6 billion a year because of fraud, and that's only set to increase by about 5% per year over the next five years. so one thing we. so those are two things we can do to look at fraud. and as well look at, how we can start means testing some of these benefits fraud and means testing some things for politicians to h

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simeon, what's driving the positivity moment?rest rate cycle. there's a lot of cyclical companies in retail. they've done poorly other the last few years durable goods has the negative for the last couple years. we've been reverting we had a lot of mixed reports. the euphoria over interest rate cuts the next 6 to 12 months even if the slope is not great the market is looking out a year-out plus, what could happen there's a lot of derivative plays especially if housing picks up. >> interesting basically the economy hangs in there, housing could be a benefit and what are people thinking how that could boost the retail stocks? >> it's a cascade effect the first order is always home improvement, think home depot, lowe's the next order is home furnishing consumer hasn't been spending on big ticket for a long time further down the line, consumer electronics. housing turnover, product cycles, sporting goods things we're going to update and upgrade as we change over housing. that could be the excitement and we do typically -- the play bo

simeon, what are you expecting to happen in the next two minutes.is understandable, given that this hasn't been done before. i think they have started the depressurisation, which is basically letting residual air and oxygen out of the dragon capsule. at this point, the crew are becoming increasingly reliant on the oxygen inside their suits. reliant on the oxygen inside theirsuits. so reliant on the oxygen inside their suits. so by the time this depressurisation process is complete, the capture will be in almost total vacuum. the only option will be in their suits. then we will see little baby steps out into space. baht; baby steps out into space. baby ste -s into baby steps out into space. baby steps into space. _ baby steps out into space. baby steps into space. we _ baby steps out into space. baby steps into space. we understand that depressurisation is taking a little anger unplanned. but in space, things don't always go to plan. what is important is the safety of the four astronauts there. this is the first time that this kind of eva has been do

shouting about, so where is she, where is she, where is she, where is she, here's schubert symphony simeonhe is. manic pathopsychological syndrome in a veteran of modern wars, it doesn't matter, and in 26 , indur number 8-7, and in 26, so the twenty-sixth digit, ulya, you underlined it, yes, yes, i also made a patch, why is it here, what kind of au is this? in the middle of the score, you're laughing, why is indur in major, thank you, dal, you're crazy, you think i don't know what major is, why did you write to me, i can hear it anyway, it's major, schubert, she knew i'd listen to it, pasted a stupid counterpoint in there, realizing i wouldn't be able to miss it, i'll go into the notes and find her recording here, she left a message for me here, so only i can decipher it, so it's some kind of cipher that needs to be solved, and at 26, everything is clear au-26, what could it mean, au-26, it's still so simple, maybe august 26, what date is it today, august 26, so it's today, then what does indur in major have to do with it, number 8-7 number of what, bus, house, school, highway, fields, i d

y simeÓn biasi, de 28 aÑos, quien presentaba varios impactos de bala. velando, porque estÁ muy peligroso. >> de acuerdo con las autoridades, el crimen fue al azar y el sospechoso fue arrestado por medio de las imÁgenes de las cÁmaras de vigilancia del tren. nos vamos a california en donde hoy el gobernador declarÓ estado de emergencia en la ciudad de rancho palos verdes por el hundimiento de tierra y los deslizamientos que han obligado a ampliar la cancelaciÓn de los servicios de gas y de electricidad. los recursos del estado, ademÁs, servirÁn para ayudar a unas 300 personas que viven o trabajan en esa comunidad y zonas aledaÑas y que han empezado a verse afectadas desde hace meses. algunos cortes de energÍa durarÁn semanas mientras prosiguen las tareas de apuntalamiento. pero decenas de propiedades estarÁn sin servicio por un tiempo indefinido. otra de las principales noticias a nivel nacional es esta ola de calor extremo que estÁ afectando a unos 40 millones de personas. hay varias ciudades que se encuentran con esta advertencia, inclusive phoenix es

atletico captain koke and head coach diego simeone tried to calm the fans down, and thirty-year-old refereeo busquets, for whom this was the first top match in his career, decided to stop the match for 15 minutes. after its resumption, atletico pressed in an attempt to equalize the score, and they managed to do so in the fifth minute of stoppage time. a goal by angel corea brought the hosts a draw. st. petersburg's ska lost to chinese kunlun and broke its streak of five victories in the khl. the match in st. petersburg ended with a score of 5:4 in favor of kunlun. already in the first period , the chinese club scored twice, with parker fu and nail yakubov scoring. and by the end of the second twenty minutes, the guests' advantage had grown to three goals. in the middle of the third period , ryan merkley seemed to have removed all questions about the winners, making the score 5:1, but the ska hockey players got involved and almost got even. zakhar bardakov, mikhail grigorenko and valentin zykov reduced the gap to a minimum, but the st. petersburg team did not have enough time to avoid defeat

koki and the team's head coach diego simeone tried to calm the fans, and thirty-year-old referee mateor whom this was the first top match in his career, decided to stop the match for 15 minutes. after its resumption, atletico pressed in an attempt to equalize the score, and they managed to do so in the fifth minute of stoppage time, a goal by angel correa brought the hosts a draw. st. petersburg ska lost to the chinese kunlu and broke their streak of five victories in the khl. seemed to have removed all questions about the winner, making the score 5:1, but the ska hockey players turned on and almost won back. zakhar bardakov, mikhail grigorenko and valentin zyikov reduced the gap to a minimum, but the st. petersburg team did not have enough time to... escape from defeat. the results of the other sunday matches on your screens: avtomobilist in yekaterinburg lost to kazan akbars 2:6. moscow dynamo defeated neftekhimik in a shootout on its home ice. minsk dynamo lost to cherepovets severstal 2:3 in the capital of belarus. in the central match of the week of the vtb united league, unics ho

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the surgical method is safe, effective, and commonly used. valentino simeon had has surgery 3 weeks ago about the office, give me a few days ago. i sneeze hopkins and just have this feeling of joy gapped as it does. it's an indescribable feeling when you get your quality of life to be the become no. so let's break that today for at least 80 percent of those affected, the operation can be life changing is not sold for this edition from all health to join us next time on in good shape. the conflicts own ukraine is facing another bits of winter as well. with russia and there's many, many without the equipment needed to wait. and my guess this week is kara roodick or ukrainian opposition and the leave of the goals or voice coffee as western lead evaluation over whether care should target and russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they've promised support all the way to victory conflict. next, on the china war it was one of the bloodiest chapters in french, colonial history, the from hope she means fight for the independence of vietnam. to the proxy war between east and west.

the father of simeon civil defense is a striking issue. ida ozzy to the school. these really military says it targeted on mass combined room and that it took steps to avoid civilian harm, to capitalize whom has more from dial by in central task. in the main coal situation is in the north of the 2nd the past couple of hours. why the east, by the army has been focusing on destroying full residential squares in as a to neighborhood. and one of the latest areas that was the, was a school where it's has been on the evacuation center for hundreds of palestinian families, at least not forwarding to medical sources by 5 simians helping consent cubes with those of injuries. what transferred to the top this hospital to get medical treatment. also, i was just confirm that the army has been using extensively b a. the minute to request posted prose that has been coming grenades and opening fire against people who are working in the streets or as a to a neighborhood. now basically intensification of these strikes, one as a to neighborhood, has a clear indication about these ve

marcus simeon threat over there. bases loaded again in the fourth. seth brown flies out to center. field a's left 13 men on base. the rangers win it five one. the last a's game in oakland is tomorrow at 12:45 p.m. giants in the desert, a record of 79 and 79. trying to lock in a winning season. top two tyler fitzgerald. trying to help the cause. rbi double into the left center field. gap michael conforto scores and it's one nothing giants but it's all downhill from there. pavin smith. two men aboard in the eighth. hi deep. aloha means we're going swimming in the pool. splashdown. d-backs win. eight two. what a relief for the forty-niners seeing brock purdy back on the practice field. purdy ended up with a sore back after the loss to the rams. george kittle, limited in practice as he tries to come back from a hamstring injury. niners have a lot to fix after blowing a ten point lead in the fourth quarter of the rams. i mean, you can't give up a bomb to set up a game tying touchdown and ronnie bell. i mean you got to catch that. rams ended up winning on a late field goal 2724. with the

i've been hearing many mothers trying to tell us that as far to tell us simeon endurance to the decade as long as radio occupation that the children sometimes say no, we're not scared. no, we're fine. no, they're trying to show some sense of defiance, but not the only dog. they try to show that they're not scared that they are strong . but you know, they're children. 10 year old and younger. we've seen lots of young children, you know, 10 the students being stranded and being scared. the 2 guys are now where the is really military has killed at least 20 palestinians across this trip since thursday. at least 7 were killed in a striking a home in out the rise neighborhood in guys a city. many others were trapped under the rubble of the building. early as 6 people from the same family would killed one is really forces bomb the home in jamalia. 3 children were also aged and i saw sherry for say, as i tell i did see i had a man as an electric. i'm standing here on the rubble of one of the houses that has been targeted by the is randy. we're playing one woman really. oh yeah, and it's as val

way to a distant pustyanka, next to the road, somewhere there in the bushes lay a stone, imitating simeonhe stylite, who prayed for 49 years, in my opinion, this is an unimaginable number, and here he prayed at night on this stone, and during the day, so that they would not see him, he had his own stone in his cell on ... not pustyanka, and naturally, this period - 100 days, 100 nights, probably needs to be somehow increased for an indefinite time, because well, he could not, here he is during this time, without leaving the stone, neither from the first, nor from the second, to carry out such feat, well then, after all, here is everyday literature, sometimes, as father anthony said, that... it can embellish and add something, and here it was possible that someone believed that these thousands of days and thousands of nights were exactly that, feeding the bear, i was usually there some kind of apiary, well, not an apiary, but there was something, and the saint had, well, not an apiary, but there were several plums there, this was recorded in archival documents. and the bear, he senses hone

in this morning a palace, simeon boy, was housing to the mosques from here with his father before he was hit by a sniper as bullets to the neck. and then his father was also injured with in a bullet to the abdomen. now the boy has to come to his wounds because paul studios thought that these really forces have withdrawn from the area that they're not going to come back. but then again, they returned and we're not hitting a lot of confrontations and of the sounds of confrontations with these really forces. but the idea that palestinians keep talking about here is that, is there a wants to instill fear among palestinians and wants to remind them who has the ultimate power and the ultimate control over their lives. we need to move because it's getting more dangerous. let's bring in now i brought him for the holidays and associate professor of conflict resolution, the doha institute for graduate studies. good to have you with us here on site. so 1st of all it, brian, why are we seeing is ready raids? pick up in the west bank to yeah, well this is after 10 months of the coming thing of ge

dr simeon barber, space scientist at the open university has been following events.ole new standard for private space flying. so, it has gone higher than spacex has ever taken astronauts before, it actually went up three times higher than the orbit of the international space station, so that it can dip into the radiation belts to understand the effect of that on the human body. it then came down a little bit in orbit, and then performed this most amazing spaceflight in which all four astronauts were actually exposed to the vacuum environment. two of them stayed inside the craft and toner inside the craft and two took their turns in coming out, having a look at the earth, just the most amazing sight, we saw all this in live video. and they also tested the suits, so we saw them moving their arms and doing strange dances and movements with their arms, checking the mobility of their suits. and what really has made this possible is that the spacecraft we see there, that they are sitting in, the capsule, will be reused again, and actually, it's the exact capsule thatjared

marcus simeon threat over there. bases loaded again in the fourth. seth brown flies out to center.eft 13 men on base. the rangers win it five one. the last a's game in oakland is tomorrow at 12:45 p.m. giants in the desert, a record of 79 and 79. trying to lock in a winning season. top two tyler fitzgerald. trying to help the cause. rbi double into the left center field. gap michael conforto scores and it's one nothing giants but it's all downhill from there. pavin smith. two men aboard in the eighth. hi deep. aloha means we're going swimming in the pool. splashdown. d-backs win. eight two. what a relief for the forty-niners seeing brock purdy back on the practice field. purdy ended up with a sore back after the loss to the rams. george kittle, limited in practice as he tries to come back from a hamstring injury. niners have a lot to fix after blowing a ten point lead in the fourth quarter of the rams. i mean, you can't give up a bomb to set up a game tying touchdown and ronnie bell. i mean you got to catch that. rams ended up winning on a late field goal 2724. with the patriots co

variety forces have again been targeting several areas across the strip killing at least $35.00. paula simeon since doing more than a dozen of them have died and several attacks on homes and on the site outs for fiji comp. want to strike on it will cost us finally home kills at least $12.00 people is riley military has also been shedding areas in and around a rough assets in the south of the goals and strip. and they had known in the north that was also on his radio strike on a bakery that many palestinians relied on which killed at least 6, including 2 children. he has hoc happens and account for the displaced west of hon . eunice photo about whom has moved from the bottom. there has been remarkably concentration of the is really strikes on the central areas of garza where the latest bar roger strikes have targeted a residential building. you know, mr. rogers, could you come concrete palestinians? well, 14 others, the ones that bought by what is confirmed that they're, he's a key escalation, a continuation of fine thinking as a tune, neighborhood. what ami is still demolishing and blowing up

dr simeon barber, space scientist at the open university has been following the events. burn its engines to de—orbit, come out of orbiting earth, and start re—entering the earths atmosphere. it start re-entering the earths atmosphere.— start re-entering the earths atmosphere. it was travelling over17.000 _ atmosphere. it was travelling over 17,000 miles _ atmosphere. it was travelling over 17,000 miles an - atmosphere. it was travelling over17,000 miles an hour. i atmosphere. it was travelling i over17,000 miles an hour. and over 17,000 miles an hour. and then a series of parachutes opened. culminating in a splashdown off florida, something like 15 mph. and now we'rejust seeing the something like 15 mph. and now we're just seeing the boats heading out there in the dark, looking at the seams with thermal cameras that can see in thermal cameras that can see in the dark, and it's the end of the dark, and it's the end of the most amazing private mission. the most amazing private mission-— mission. just to explain, caettin mission. just to explain, getting these _ mission. ju

pattern of its incitement against journalist of its commitment to silence palestinian voices and paul simeon journalist all across the occupied territory. coast border attacks between his ball and israel. again, put civilians in the firing line. that is on the groups as it's targeted multiple sites in the north on who the areas near the post city of high for one of the key charges is that i'm not david air base seventies for people to be injured in the attacks. israel says most rockets where intercepted but some fragments, some spot fires and caused power outages. this is where the army says it struck 400 sites in southern lebanon believed to be linked to his ball. i'm is ready. officials say they've time to intensify operations against the group is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says is government will take whatever action is needed to return residents of northern israel to their homes. by me mahoney. in recent days, we haven't afflicted a series of blows and hezbollah that he never imagined it has. paula has not understood the message. i promise you, it will understand that we ar

i'm rick sanchez and join now by simeon blake off who uses the sudden suited him the aussie cossack on social media media and has a massive following. by the way, it is good enough to share some time with us now to talk about some of these issues . first of all, let's talk about your situation. we got to get that out of the way. you are in the russian consulate in sydney, australia, correct? that's correct, and your kind of hiding out there? correct? yeah. is hiding the rest as i say, in the straight and radiant flow. 631 days the russian government were gracious enough to grant a diplomatic asylum. i was rested in the process of trying to leave a strata where i was born and unfortunately looked these trying and government ever since the days of coven and loved downs, and has a tendency to prosecute. that is this big gap under so identified as ring light is or a general a so i so what was your crime? so what was your crime? what did they say you did? that was so wrong that they need to arrest you or, or kick you out of whatever they were going to do. well, in 2022, i was sentenced and

the atletico manager diego simeone pleaded with the fans to stop, one of them confronting defender jose1—1 with an injury time equaliser from atleti. one of the players on the pitch last night, atletico's antoine griezmann, has brought to an end his ten—year international career with france. the 33—year—old forward won 137 caps, third in france's all—time list behind hugo lloris and lilian thuram. he won the world cup in 2018, scoring in the final against croatia, one of his 44 goals for his country. he also played in the 2022 world cup final. he says it's now time "to turn a page and hand over to the new generation". there's still nothing to separate ineos brittania and the italians luna rossa in the final of the louis vuitton cup. it's now 3—3 after today's two races off the coast of barcelona. ben aisnlie's brittania edged ahead in the best—of—seven contest winning the first race of the day, butjust as they did in yesterday's, luna rossa, skippered by ainslie's great rivaljimmy spithill, roared back with a comfortable victory in the second. they race again tomorrow. the eventual winn

yes, this is the book of simeon of polotsk, i give out . io francisco skarin, published in 1517. this is what a book storage facility looks like. i, if honestly, i imagined a slightly different picture, there should have been some darkness, yes, everything is light, spacious, basically, like in a library. yes, we are in the storage of the research department of book science, the most valuable part of the collection of the national library of belarus is concentrated here. and the collection of the department consists of handwritten books, archival materials, rare and early printed books, rare periodicals. olga, and what conditions have been created here for storing early printed books? in our storage facilities only stationary shelves, no mobile ones. we have special lighting, all storage libraries are equipped with a gas fire extinguishing system. even in an emergency, our books will not suffer, come to the libraries, read books, because thanks to them our life becomes more diverse and interesting. the city without people, at the end of the day, with its silence, filled me, with

the a's are hosting the texas rangers, which ironically feature a bay area native and marcus simeon whotay in green and gold and got a lowball offer from the a's, and john fisher has been in oakland since 1968. they won four world series titles featuring some of the greatest players of all time reggie jackson, catfish hunter, rickey henderson, the bash brothers, canseco and mcgwire. the list just goes on and on. so much history that will end on thursday afternoon with the final home game in oakland. owner john fisher wants to move the a's to las vegas with the next stop being sacramento. perhaps for three years in a minor league ballpark. nothing says minor league more than john fisher. abc seven's chris alvarez joining us live from the coliseum, where it looks pretty cold out there. the die hard fans trying to. they're going to have to bundle up to get every last glimpse of their a's. >> yeah, larry, i see you still a little bit fired up. i actually talked to an usher today and they said, tell larry biel i loved everything he said yesterday. so. so kudos to you, larry. you are well lov

the texas rangers and saint mary's college high school alum marcus simeon got his 1515 hundredth career and 403rd at this stadium. that's the most by any active player in the league. bottom of the second here. rangers up three nothing. darell hernaiz hits one down the middle. that drives in one for the green and gold. the a's cut the deficit by two. third inning, same score. texas with one on. adolis garcia crushes one off brady baso for a two run home run, his 24th of the year, and the rangers went on to win this one 5 to 1 tonight. a's fans showing love on their way out, and a grounds crew member giving a's fans a piece of the coliseum they can cherish forever. during the game. a's legend rickey henderson expressed just how much he appreciated the coliseum. we take the time to appreciate the feel and the appreciate the fans appreciate, you know, being able to play here in front of my fans and being in front of and my fans, my family and my friends and stuff like that. >> so it's just been something that, you know, you don't dream about and it happens. so i'm just in awe and honored th

jj bleday sends one up the middle for a and east bay native marcus simeon actually makes the stop for the rangers, but brant rooker scores. a's lead one. nothing. to the fifth inning. we go. a's lead two. nothing. lady hits the ball right. ball high to left field. and the left fielder. well, he loses it right there in the sun. a run scores. a's go out with a win. as i mentioned beating the rangers 3 to 2. >> for countless a's fans and even some players, an integral part of going to a's games has been taking part. making that walk across the bridge. >> it's just so relaxing for me. pre game just to come in. i don't have to fight traffic. i don't have to worry about anything. i have to make one change which is real easy. the trains are timed and i just get on and hop across and drops me off. >> that is former a's pitcher huston street from a 2008 interview about his commute to the coliseum. the agency shared the video on social media as part of a lengthy emotional thread. bart and the a's have been intertwined since the coliseum station opened in 1972. in just the past decade, bart says

jj bleday sends one up the middle for a and east bay native marcus simeon makes the stop for the rangersooker scores. a's lead one. nothing. to the fifth. bleday hits this ball high to left field and the left fielder loses it in the sun. a run would score. a's go up. ninth inning now. ace up three two. their closer, mason miller gets travis jankowski to ground out to third to end the game. a's go out with a win, beating the rangers 3 to 2. miller reflected on recording the last save at the coliseum. >> it's probably the coolest moment of my life baseball wise. >> sorry. >> yeah, it's pitching in front of a home stadium like this. all the emotion you know, it's impossible to put it into words. and all you can do is really harness it and go compete. you know, that's our our task as a player is to give it 110% for each of these players and each of these fans. and for this guy right here. >> special moment, as we've been telling you, the a's plan to play the next three years in sacramento with hopes of opening a new ballpark in las vegas ahead of the 2028 season. >> the san francisco 49ers g

quite hope that road has opened its fires against one of the palestinian uh people a waterfront of simeon in inside to decorate refugee come, one lady has been injured and detached. she has been transferred to the out of the hospital to get medical treatments as these ongoing operations are still ongoing in the north of cause. transportation also is getting much more grand in rough when there is ongoing low overs, initials, quest to fully right. can i understand, terry? do you've just received an evacuation message on your phone like what is it about? so now why that is, why the military due to the lack of tentative collections for them or to leave and to live in the open, it's actually drastic human at terms and conditions waiting for them. all right, thank you very much for the update that sounds as here as how recap was only 14 their life from darrow by law in central casa us. and other developments these really all me says a barrage of more than 50 rockets has been launched from 11 on several rockets made in fact, bypassing these ref, i and domains reception systems, no casualties hav

simeon, thank you for phoning in. appreciate it. julie biel, do you like nike here? is it worth the premium? >> no, i don't think so. i think there are a lot of challenges that are still ahead of it. i agree that going back to what works for them is probably a really good strategy, but there's still a level of execution, and to me, this starts to sound a lot like the problems that victoria's secret had, where they had such a dominant position, and they really saw it get eroded away by competition, of upstart, particularly during covid. i just think the competitive landscape is much tougher now than it used to be, and that needs to be reflected in the valuation. >>> let's turn now to the major market rally, on the back of yesterday's fed rate cut. the s&p 500 surging above 5700 to post its first record close in more than two months. the dow had an all-tile high, while the nasdaq jumping 2.5%. take a look at some of the paragons of the growth trade. the semis soaring more than 4%. igb software etf hitting its best level since november 2021. and this after fed chair jer

place is where the forces have again been targeting several areas across garza can at least 55 fellow simeon, some storm 6 people were killed when a bakery was attacked me or call us the noise of nations is not enough is being done in gaza to prevent the further attacks on humanitarian work. as of the 7 aid workers were killed in april, a joins coordination board was set up to avoid it. happening again, but the u. n. senior coordinator for reconstruction and humanitarian action and gaza said agreed protocols were still not being followed the school for a few minutes here in items allowed entry remains to restricted for effective humanitarian operations. furthermore, the united nations itself also urgency needs the entry of further vital security communications and tracking equipment in order to work in gaza. with regard to the coordination of the confection, a joint coordination board is operational reason security incidents, including shootings that you monitor and convoys, unacceptable and demonstrate that agreed protocols and procedure. procedures still need comprehensive on time implemen

is really a tax half case more than $40800.00 out of simeon since the war began in october. most of them are women and children. unit says says it's doing call, it can to roll out the polio vaccine in guys had during the agree pauses. but it says is really still refusing to allow medical teams access to communities in parts of southern gaza. and who did really for some con you, this is rose war and garza has created the conditions for pull you to re emerge here for the 1st time in a quarter of a century. now the ring is on to stop the highly contagious virus from spreading across the street from us and is ready to have agreed to live with pauses and fighting. so children can be vaccinated. they you an agency for palestinian refugees say the vaccination campaign is working, but it's complicated was not, i'm a coffee. i didn't know at 1st we had some concerns about the types of vaccine itself . but since it was announced by the health ministry, this gives us some reassurance. that's why we rushed, hoping we could provide more protection to our children. the teams are concrete

it kind of simeon is to follow the which involve these really forces cracking down on the julian refugee camp and causing a massacre. they are according to what locals have been saying. and these documentations that came from the camp at this time. now in alphabet, which is very close to, to boss with these really air strikes, has his, a 17 year old was killed, but he was full to the leg 1st. and then the local say that these really forces came closer to him and shot him again as he was not able to move. this raises the to, to the how the city is killed during this major is radia, solve the largest is really raised to the occupies with back and more than 2 decades to 139 palestinians. but this also a comes at a time where policy is i've been seeing a lot of air strikes happening before this is really full and we are continuing to talk about the disruption for the infrastructure. not just in jeanine with these rated forces are still there for the 9 states, but also include refugee cab rather than say something about major damage to the infrastructure, to the homes, to them lives, remindin

usually employees add this check point like, can you see these buses the, these are often carrying tele simeon passengers to go inside the crossing. and this is one of the 1st checks that are employed to add take a check at the is really check point a we see often personnel bringing in that equipment checking even underneath the buses, inside the and in the past they used to, even in the, in the they used to make passengers go down from the buses to, for the inspect them. and as, as far as what we know happened is that the per, per $32.00 came from the jordanian side of the bridge. he was a truck driver. he went down, open fire on read it or at least open fire or the people there, but he killed 3 is really is according to the need. this is really nice forces statements that we are able to get now. what we know happened to the passengers is that those who were going to drawer then were sent back here. and those who are going to in the occupies westbank with sense, sorry, those who are going to jordan returns. and those who are going to the occupied westbank with a sense back to georgia. now we'