sophie and aven, after 20 years total in public service, and the last 12 years in congress, i have had a lot of people ask me what i have learned. honestly, i have learned a lot. i learned that my left knee handles the aisle seat way bert than the middle or window. i learned where the best cups of coffee, tacos, and burgers and bathrooms are in washington's sixth congressional district. i have learned more lyrics to more songs driving around our district than anyone could imagine and more than my staff cared to hear me king singh. i learned some valuable lessons, today, kids, i want to share with you some of the things i learned. i have learned the importance of knowing your why. as you guys know i grew up in the district that i represent. when i was in high school it was around the time the timber industry took it on the chin and a lot of my friends' parents lost their jobs, a lot of my neighbors lost their jobs. it had a big impact on me. i went off to college and my senior thirties was how to

sophie and aven i learned about the importance of being a steward. i want to encourage you to care about your country, community, and the organizations that you are a part of. tearing things down is easy. building things up is hard. in a commencement speech delivered in 1968, at cornell university, former secretary john gardner spoke about the importance of stewardship. he spoke of the importance of people being what he called, loving critics of the institutions and communities in which they work. he spoke of two concerns, sometimes he said institutions and communities suffer from what he called, uncritical lovers. folks who went about their business, smothering their institutions with love without thinking about how to improve them. functional organizations, successful communities want to get bert. gardner also said the institutions and communities suffered from unlovingity arics, people who treat an institution like the pinata at the party. i see that a lot in my job. the most popular thing a politician can do is bash congress. if it's done in a wa

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yes, sophie.ich the pm says voters can use to judge the performance of this labour government. they are growing household incomes, building more houses, delivering more neighbourhood police, improving early years education, decarbonising power and getting hospital waiting times down. of these targets, its the ones on housing, hospitals and power which most expertsjudge will be the hardest to meet. target that 92% of patients in england waiting for elective sophie. ben, thank you. hospitals are busier than ever at this time of year with the nhs facing what�*s being called a "quad—demic" — flu cases are four times higher than at this point last year — more than 1,000 patients in hospital beds with flu every day this week in england compared tojust under 250 at the same time last year. and there are also rising numbers of cases of covid, norovirus and another respiratory virus called rsv. hugh pym is outside a hospital in south london. so hospital bosses are sounding a warning? yes, they are, sophie.

sophie long looks back at his life.lmost bankrupt at the time commitment moments think entered upon deposit -- manmohan singh int entered party politics. much of it was the loosening of infamous bureaucratic controls introduced by minimum when singh after he became finance minister in 1991. he put the country on the path to achieving some of the fastest growth rates in the world. >> i, manmohan singh -- sophie: it paved the way for him to become in 2004 india's first sikh prime minister. he will be remembered for making the country talked about as an emerging economic giant. though much of india's one billion-plus operation was largely untouched by economic reforms and poverty permitted deep and pervasive and job creation a massive challenge. india now had its place of the world side tables, and as the global economy faltered and went into crisis, india's role and manmohan singh's experience as an economist and civil servant was crucial. the signing of the civilian nuclear agreement between india and the united states w

my name's sophie. i'm in one of the 3 bands playing tonight. the crisis we're going to kick things off imminently. i'm just gonna say a quote. couple of quick quotes at the beginning on behalf of our glorious found a brief miller, who uh who unfortunately, is poorly today isn't going to be able to join us. he's the old working to organizing this and in fact, organizing the entire pro, program and projects. but unfortunately, she conjoined this tonight. the thank you very much. everybody with a wonderful, lovely audience. thank you for supporting us. go get a drink and then come back in little bit for our next wonderful bands tonight. a concert booth out punk mountain room in a different city in front of a different crowd. the . 2 2 the we do go to the body out just by a wave the, the, you know, say well you and every day the album, there it is, the name you oh my god. i think it has blown up to something incredible. something. uh and i mean the idea that ruth todd is blown up to a point where she never envisage this. we know the end business da

she and sophie our roots, trusted assistance. chrissy dials and the sound. everything should feel just like it will let the concert on sunday. i suggest yes, definitely definitely experience a whole mixture of different things because as i'm you know, off i can lot propagation so this is the one piece of it. it's kinda christie has been playing music all her life. christie has been playing music all her life. she fairly survived the serious accident when she was 13. her face and body were badly burnt. i suppose news, it was kind of my escape from day to day reality because of my visible difference. i felt bullied a lot when i was at school. so music was kind of my go to place to feel better when i'm thinking about and start my to, you know, and i've had that experience a few times. some people, when i've signed in bands years ago, uh they've come up and they're like, wow, you know how to really bad day, but just listening to saying, made me feel really, really good and thank you for that. not if we go down here, is it the rehearsal rooms? oh, the rehearsal r

. compounds of it are found in many fluids, including broccoli, cauliflower, a, tongue in garlic. sophie is actually responsible for the strong smell that garlic makes it crushed. another sulfur compound gives broccoli and cauliflower, their distinctive taste. and if you find yourself with a particularly smelly onion, that's because of a cell for compound as well. these trips test for cell, for compounds and liquids. the good thing about software is that it can prevent bacteria growth and stop alcohol from turning the vinegar. it's also sign in water from wells or springs. seems like this burdened tap water doesn't contain much salt for this beer. and wine definitely do another place to find software is in the sky, little bit. so for doc set up that happens to your concert is what we call cloud condensation. nuclei essentially will little platforms for clouds to build around the cows. father is a climate scientist and researcher clouds that can be more reflect is an inbound smartlight back space. so the combined effects lead to about half the degree studied rate of cooling globally compa

sophie hutchinson, bbc news.is scott key bridge, in the us city of baltimore, collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship. six people died and the port was closed, putting thousands out of work. tonight, a bbc documentary will explore what went wrong and how bridges can be made safer. our transport correspondent sean dilley has the details. hold all traffic on the key bridge. there's a ship approaching just lost their steering. 213 dispatch, the whole bridge just fell down, the whole bridge just collapsed. this is the moment the baltimore skyline changed forever. in seconds, the colossal ship toppled the francis scott key bridge... what's going on, man? we got one out of the water. 0k. leaving only one survivor and the loss of six lives. as night turned to day, the extent of the damage became clear. i remember speaking with the person who was running the operations from the coastguard, and i said, "what is the probability that we're going to find someone alive at this point?" and the answer that he gave was, "go

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sophie ellis—baxter, the end of 2024 is upon us. sum up youryear.rted with an old friend — murder on the dance floor — taking me for another twirl. # why does it feel so good? and so much pressure on new year's resolutions and entering january. ijust want to give this, like, last boost of escapist fun. like, i mean, look how many disco balls we've got here. it was this time last year when saltburn was landing and people rediscovered murder on the dance floor. with a bit of perspective now, how do you look back on that? i've never done so many shows in my life. i've done about 110 gigs this year. whoa. and that's just notjust me. it's all the people, like all my band and crew. 110? yeah, but amazing. there's been some real highlights. # when you grow up. you've got some big guest stars. so i've gotjake shears from the scissor sisters. # yes, sir, i can boogie. jessie ware, as well — a friend of mine. good luck for the for the concert. i love doing what i do, but this is really special, so i want tojust, yeah, drink it in. and you canjoin my colleague

appreciate that, sophie and jo currie. appreciate that, sophie and jo currie.y fell behind after just eight minutes — natalia kuikka with that long—range effort — and finland doubled their lead when a shot took a big deflection off sophie howard to wrong—foot goalkeeper eartha cumings. a mountain to climb for scotland now — still 2—0. it is cold in helsinki, temperatures of below freezing, and it is now 3-0... of below freezing, and it is now 3—0... know, apologies, it is still 2- 3—0... know, apologies, it is still 2— zero. you can see the snow that had to be cleared before kick—off. scotland had to get two to take extra time. i previewed what you�*re about to see i�*m afraid, because... northern ireland had a mountain to climb when they started their second leg against norway 4—0 down from the first match. and it�*s got worse for ni, as norway lead 3—0 on the night — caroline graham hansen on the scoresheet. it�*s 6—0 on aggregate with around ten minutes left to play. those teams are trying to reach the finals and they all dream of emulating england at the la

and sophie says everyone has their favorite neighborhood spot for it.one so obsessed with cacio e pepe? >> the locals think it's the quick plate you make at home but somehow abroad it's become a big deal. >> reporter: so of the many wonders rome has given us one must not forget (♪♪) no! leonidas. no, no, no, no! ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with affordable delivery options and more. they get here thursday. (♪♪) it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> it is thursday, december 5th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." . >>> massive manhunt. the intense search for the gunman who executed the ceo of an insurance company in the heart of man

sophie carl house.rmed forces naval attachÉ, captain luke tremblay. [applause] from the embassy of france, military attachÉ, colonel julian. [applause] and from the embassy of luxembourg, counsel and head of administration, mr. frank beaver. [applause] >> just as they were vital in defeating tyranny nearly 80 decades ago, our allies continue to bee indispensable partners in safeguarding freedom today. we are honored by your presence here with us. and now please welcome our first speaker, friends of the national world war ii memorial, chairwoman mrs. jane droppa. [applause] >> good morning, m and welcome o the world war ii memorial on this solemn and historic location. a special welcome w to our world war ii veterans, colonel cohn and harry miller. 80 years ago brave men and women faced immense challenges during the battle of the bulge, the largest and bloodiest battle fought by the united states in world war ii. today, we honoror their courage, sacrifice, and resilience. we are grateful to be joined by

sophie and announcer: one term republican senator mike braun is leaving congress. he recently won the race to become indiana's next governor. prior to beating joe donnelly in 2018, he spent time in the indiana house of representatives. his time in the senate was marched by his opposition to the affordable care act and same-sex marriage, as well as his defense of former president donald trump during both impeachment proceedings and his refusal to accept the 2020 election results. next, his final floor speech. this is about 25 minutes. sen. braun: it has been the honor of my lifetime to represent hoosiers here in the u.s. senate. when i said i was going to do this back in 2017, didn't have much of it political legacy. to leave my business that i had spent 37 years running, and i wanted to run for the u.s. senate. everybody said fool's errand, couldn't be done. but there were a lot of hoosiers wanting the system to be shaken up a little bit. and one i interpreted i think what politics was doing back in 2015 and 2016, i crafted that unusual idea that it could be done,

sophie and at corporations. mr. brown: it's been an honor of my lifetime to represent hoosiers here in the u.s. senate. when i said i was going to do this pack in 2017, it didn't have much of a political legacy to leave my business that i had spent 37 years running and that i wanted to run for the u.s. senate. everybody said fools, it couldn't be done. but there were a lot of hoosiers wanting the system to be shaken up a little bit. what i interpreted, i think, what politics was doing back in 15 and 16, i crafted that unusual idea that it could be don't even when you've made most of your life in the trenches in the real world. i was told when i got here, freshmen senators are not to be heard, maybe seen. sit back, learn the ropes. well, that wasn't going to work for me because i had already put myself into a corner because i said i wouldn't do it more than two terms. that's unusual. everyone says it. they get amnesia and you know the rest of the story. i've been so proud of what we've done here in these six years. w

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sophie and aven. i love you. with that, mr. speaker, i yield as much time as he may consume to my friend, the gentleman from michigan, dan kildee. mr. kildee: thank you to my friend and colleague, mr. kilmer. i rise today to address the house for the last time as a member of this historic symbol of our democracy. it has been the honor of my lifetime to serve my hometown and the people in mid-michigan in congress and i am grateful to my constituents for putting your trust and faith in me to represent you for the last 12 years. every day that i have been in public service, i have been focused on what i can do to improve the lives of the people back home. i am proud of the work we have been able to accomplish together to make michigan a better place. we have revitalized our manufacturing base and bring jobs back to this country. as i have said a few times in this chamber, i am from flint. my hometown. i know firsthand about how unfair trade deals and the lack of industrial policy has hurt working families and the communities that

i live a 75 minutes from the boulder of a thank you sophie. the . the rip hotel is the hotels that i've, i've stated, and i'm the biggest box you have ever seen. had a stroke taken out. this was we'd love to 20. it was built even when it was been a major toner to the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century. belfast, your open war hotels, analogies here. there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a roman correspondence. i am constantly on the go covering topic from politics to environmental issues, scalable companies like nothing, ever seen. what we want to know is how do these things affect people? we revisit places day, even when there are no international headline. houses there are really invest in that, and that's a privilege. as a journalist, living on were political power and diagnostic families often intertwine. for generations that you, meghan family, has let the countries marry nights, christians, through the picture, civil war, political maneuvering, and kidding. edges. 0 world tells the story of their rise power

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sophie hutchinson, bbc news. promotion ofjunk food. this comes after the bbc identified a loophole which means brands can get around the government's new advertising ban — by not showing the unhealthy products they sell. from october next year foods high in fat or sugar will be restricted on adverts until after 9pm. former scotland rugby captain stuart hogg is due to be sentenced this morning after admitting a domestic abuse charge against his estranged wife. hogg — who currently plays for the french side montpellier — pleaded guilty to shouting, swearing and acting in an abusive manner, including repeatedly tracking her movements. the director of public prosecutions says court delays are worse than he has ever known. the backlog in the courts may be well known, the impact on justice has courts may be well known, the impact onjustice has been courts may be well known, the impact on justice has been less clear. victims are waiting on average between two to five years to see a case go to trial. the director of publ

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and people have started to climb on the, on the, these vehicles and not taking sophie. and let's talk about very big transitional government. they've got a prime ministers today, a lot. what else have a lot of deposit? the yes mohammed, the seer is the new entering the prime minister. he uh is meant to stay in this position until march. um he has address to um and spoken to uh to be uh today. and he said that uh now is the time for syria for stability um comb. this, he also said in this interview that today he met with the, with members of the interim government, but also of the old government and the administration and it lip. and that, together with all these people, he discussed the upcoming 2 months. you entered syria from lebanon at 10. what did you say at the border? say, from the way, uh, from lebanon to syria. there are many syrians waiting in line to cross back to their old home. and they are very excited. and there's a lot of happiness was the crossing into syria was uh, so easy if we remember a couple of days ago, just uh for 4 years it was not possible as we

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even dest sophie pollution from coal contributed to the near constant london fog of the 19th century. people suffered and died from as 9 bronchitis, which still place those living near oil refineries and cold plants today. and silver particles also form pm 2.5 fine particles that are significant part of global air pollution. if you light a match a couple times or if you like, sitting around a campfire, um, you know they are placing it, but it isn't good for you. but if you're not doing that all day every day, it's not going to be that bad for your health. whereas, you know, if you're living in beijing and your air looks like a piece, oops, that's where it really starts creating various severe medical problems as my heart disease and stuff like that. and a lot of that software pollution is caused by burning coal need to film this outside for obvious reasons. or as coal like business essentially just pulled out of the ground. it's still contains a lot of solver. apart from volcanoes, burning coal is responsible for more software pollution than anything else. when burned in power plants

sophie tanno. mada manabe. tsuzuki. toru. i took a walk through this. >> beautiful world and felt the cool rain on my shoulder. >> found something good in this beautiful world. >> i felt the. ain't getting colder. jun xiang la la la la. sha la la la la la. sha la la la la sha la la la la la la. >> this is the restaurant masa in new york city, tucked away on the fourth floor of the time warner center on columbus circle. it is america's most expensive restaurant. dinner here costs around $600 per person before sakÉ or extra pieces of the most outrageously high quality tuna on the planet. the raw ingredients are unparalleled, often flown in from japan or grown specially to this man's specifications. this is masa takayama to call him america's most respected sushi chef would be an injustice, as he is more than that, much more. what was it about him that set him apart? took him from a rather bleak farming community in rural japan to become first, the toast of los angeles and later the king of new york. it is a fascinating story. k

butjust before lunch they lost the wicket of annerie dercksen and after the break sophie eccleston trappedin laura wolvaardt lbw. she'd made 65. south africa are currently 171 for 3. kansas city chiefs latest victory came at a cost as quarterback, patrick mahomes, limped off. he left the field late on with an ankle injury, the extent of it isn't yet known, though coach, andy reid, said it isn't broken. the reigning superbowl champions beat the cleveland browns 21—7, but it was mahomes who dominated the headlines. obviously for that i'm trying to make the play happen, as i threw the ball, i hate... haven't seen it but it's like someone hit me in behind, i got rolled up on, it happens in football, trying to bounce back up football, trying to bounce back up but it hurt a little bit. now build out after the rehab part of it, every injury is different, you know what you have to do to get back and that's the most important thing and now we just get back to the rehab part, the treatment plant and try and get ourselves ready in a short week. lebronjames scored 18 points as he returned from a two—g

it's worth saying finally, sophie, the numbers convicted in federal courts to the death sentence of relativelyhe united states there remain on death row at state level more than 2000 prisoners across the us today. 2000 prisoners across the us toda . ~ ., ., , , 2000 prisoners across the us toda .~ ., ., ,, ., ., today. we are now less than a month from — today. we are now less than a month from inauguration - today. we are now less than a month from inauguration day| today. we are now less than a. month from inauguration day in the us we donald trump officially returns to the white house as the a7th president. his return will have an impact on life in the us but also the political make—up of the world. francis fukuyama is the author of the end of history and the last minute and senior fellow at stanford university stop i asked him what he was most concerned about from a second donald trump presidency. my concerns donald trump presidency. ii concerns about him weaponising the law he will use the justice system to punish those who have spoken out about them over the past few years. you also have

england probably felt they were on top when sophie ecclestone trapped opener and captain laura wolvaardt africa were 138—3 at that point, but they've recovered well since then in reply to england's first innings total of 395 for 9 they're 271 for 6. kansas city chiefs latest victory came at a cost as quarterback, patrick mahomes, limped off. he left the field late on with an ankle injury, the extent of it isn't yet known, though coach, andy reid, said it isn't broken. the reigning superbowl champions cruised to 21—7 win over the cleveland browns 21—7. lebronjames scored 18 points as he returned from a two—game absence in the los angeles lakers�* 116—100 win against the memphis grizzlies. the 39—year—old took a total of 8 days off because of "personal reasons" and a sore foot. bust james displayed little signs of rustiness as he finished with 18 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists in 3a minutes. the dallas mavericks and golden state warriors combined for an nba—record 48 3—pointers. golden state hit 27 while dallas made 21, in the mavericks�* 143 to133 victory. luka doncic had his 80th caree

the awkwardness, though, sophie, that you touched on at the start, is that a city minister, tulip siddiq'sme, illicit finance and money laundering. still to come on the world today — calls for apple to ditch it's latest ai — after it makes up a news headline and gets it wrong. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. there's growing concern about the increase in the number this is bbc news. a reminder of our breaking news in the last ten minutes or so and that is that lord mandelson, peter mandelson, set to be announced as the new uk ambassador to the united states. the bbc understands. we are waiting for an unofficial announcement, expected soon. we don't have the official announcement as of yet, but we understand that lord mandelson, peter mandelson is expected to be the next uk ambassador to the us. he is a crucialfigure, of course, in the labour party, seen by many as the architect of new labour under tony blair and gordon brown, announced as lord mandelson. 20 more political reaction in the hours ahead. —— plenty more there's growing concern about the i

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sophie carl howson, charged affairs, embassy of belgium. >> presenting the wreath for canada is captainssy of france. presenting the wreath for the grand duty of luxembourg is mr. frank bieber, counsel and head of administration, embassy of luxembourg. presenting the wreath for the united kingdom, it is friends of the national world war ii memorial resident historian, alex kershaw. >> now if you're able to do so, please rise for the playing of taps. [taps] [taps] [taps] [taps] >> we now come to the part of the ceremony where we play our service songs. when you hear your service song being played, please rise and be recognized. the united states merchant marine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> united states coast guard. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the united states space force. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the united states air force. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the united states navy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the united states marine corps. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the united states army. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> this concludes today's ceremony. thank you very much for coming. a special thank you to national heart service rangers and volun

for more on his life, sophie long reports.ean diplomat who served as singapore's permanent representative to the united nations. very good to see you. tell us, what do you know of working with singh and his legacy? t with singh and his legacy? i fortunately certain his global advisory council with several people, so i would see him at once a yearfor several people, so i would see him at once a year for several years in a row, and there is no doubt that singh will go down as one of the greatest prime ministers india had because he carried out the fundamental u—turn that had to be taken to move india away from the old protectionist policies that locked up the indian economy and prevented the growth, and he was the first one to say let's liberalise, let's open up, and when people are criticising him for saying hey, foreign investment will exploit us in

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