no, he wouldn't tolerate it — it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it at _ it on spike?n't tolerate it at all. i _ it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it at all. i only - tolerate it at all. i only handle _ tolerate it at all. i only handle him for vet checks a couple _ handle him for vet checks a couple of _ handle him for vet checks a couple of times a year. putting on wing — couple of times a year. putting on wing tags. otherwise you try to grab— on wing tags. otherwise you try to grab them, they will give you a — to grab them, they will give you a good old flat with their wing — you a good old flat with their win. �* , ., wing. but there will be a secial wing. but there will be a special ceremony - wing. but there will be a special ceremony to - wing. but there will be a i special ceremony to honour spike, its plans for may sixth, the same day as the coronation. hello. i am in the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme. manchester city return to the top of the premier league with a vital win against fulham. liverpool throw away a three goal lead against totte

there is also a huge spike during the tally— there is also a huge spike during the tally voting.u end up playing can be crucial. you get picked — playing can be crucial. you get picked to — playing can be crucial. you get picked to decide which half of the contest _ picked to decide which half of the contest you are going to be performing in, in that final. some of the _ performing in, in that final. some of the favourites like the swedish tearn _ of the favourites like the swedish team and — of the favourites like the swedish team and the finnish team were drawn in the _ team and the finnish team were drawn in the first— team and the finnish team were drawn in the first half, so actually, that could _ in the first half, so actually, that could affect their standings, to many. — could affect their standings, to many, they will be surprised by how early _ many, they will be surprised by how early she _ many, they will be surprised by how early she will be performing. you also have — early she will be performing. you also have the israel team, dan is an astounding — also have the i

he says, spike, i will put the check in the mail.aid, no -- i knew he lived in a townhouse on the upper east side. knocked on the door. did not even come in. snatched that check and ran to the bank before he could change his mind. so i made a list. i always get the order mixed up. great woman, she wrote a check. tracy chapman. janet jackson. prince. and then there were two left. so here's the other thing, every time -- yes, i was asking for more money. i was feeling it. i had two people on my list. called up magic. boom. then the last call, the goat, who was born in brooklyn, not north carolina, michael jordan. born on myrtle avenue, same hospital mike tyson and bernard king were born in. one thing about michael he don't like to lose nothing. very competitive. so i just let it slip how much magic gave. [laughter] oh, oh, oh. sorry, sorry. she is in there. i tell you -- i said, magic gave -- he said, magic a what? boom! so now had the money. had the money to rehire the crew. at this time, there was no talking between myself and warner

there was a spike in the ener: people? there was a spike in the energy prices. — people?and _ people? there was a spike in the energy prices, gas and electric. l people? there was a spike in the i energy prices, gas and electric. out of covid, it shot up, and then when russia invaded ukraine. injanuary the cup peaked at almost £5,000. it was expected it could rise as high as £6,000 this year, hence why the government stepped in to public cap guarantee, so no one has paid more than that. you could pay more than that if you use more gas and electric, thatjust caps the unit price. also prices have come down sharply, they peaked in august last year. down now to 70p, said this work the latest cup, is reflecting the fall. remember, it is high by historical standards. when the price cap started, bills were just over £1000, so even with this, it would almost be double the price. family still struggling with the rise of other bills and food prices. phillip schofield has stepped back from itv�*s flagship morning show this morning having presented his last episode on thursday. he ha

the biggest impact of the spike is predicted in the optic. here, temperatures are set to rise 3 times a global average of the next 5 years. the development that will accelerate the melting of the ice caps as the heat rises. so to we'll see levels at least 8 people in northern italy have died and many of us are missing of the heavy rain caused major flooding. emilia romani origin has been hit particularly hard. thousands of people have been evacuated from the homes and hundreds of fly fathers deployed to help with rescue with its authorities. a warning that maybe was to come as the extreme range continue as a dramatic rescue. as a pregnant woman is pulled from her home, the 2 days of torrential rainfall has devastated parts of northern italy, causing slashed loading the truck, boats. humans and animals alike benefit . let me get the average. there's been $200.00 millimeters of rainfall in 36 hours, but in some areas say it hasn't even reached $500.00 millimeters on it, 0 on it. that's half the average annual rainfall for this part of italy. mo

you are going to be sent a paper crown as a prize, will you be putting it on spike?ate it at all. i only handle him for vet checks a couple of times a year, putting on wing tags. otherwise, you try to grab them, they will give you a good old slap with their wing. but there will be a special ceremony to honour spike, it's planned for may 6th, the same day as the coronation. hello. this is the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: manchester city return to the top of the premier league with a vital win against fulham. liverpool throw away a three goal lead against tottenham only to score a last minute winner in an action packed day at anfield. and the first ever 147 in a world championship final. it's been a slow burner between brecel and selby in sheffield. hello and thanks forjoining us. here's your latest sports news. welcome to the programme. we're starting with football and it was a record breaking day for erling haaland as manchester city went back on top of the premier league. they beat fulham 2—1. haaland scoring his 50th goal of the season in all compe

when there is a spike in the oil— month but now closer to 6000. firemen there is a spike in the oil price up. when it comes down, comes down like a feather. we have seen a reduction in the price of petrol at the pumps but it is very slow. the price of petrol at the pumps but it is very slow— it is very slow. global energy rices it is very slow. global energy prices like — it is very slow. global energy prices like wholesale - it is very slow. global energy i prices like wholesale electricity, no less than a third of the peak last summer, one reason the bank of england thinks price rises will slow down later this year. today nevertheless it raised official interest rates for the 12th time in a row to 4.5%, highest since 2008, aiming to make it more expensive to borrow and spend so there is less demand on goods and services. inflation remains too high, it is ourjob to get it down to the 2% target and have it stay there. this is why we have increased the bank rate by 0.25%, up to 4.5%. for is why we have increased the bank rate by 0.25%, up to 4.596. rate by 0.25%, up to 4.5%. for now most r

what's your explanation for the basement spike in the plan? with you, i've followed the radiation plume from clinton that ski across the published border into poland. the european union have a number of rather large number of detectors in poland and unengaged in europe, which they set up off to the general accident in order to start. it doesn't hurt a warning system for anything new, but my occur in the way of exploding nuclear power stations i'm, well, i've seen is from the own about the 15th of may, a very, very large and highly statistically significant a radiation spike. so increase in radiation occurred a lot of the detectors looked out from the boat or right the way across towards will. so yeah. so what, what are the consequences full pohden right now, just kind of dangerous. it is business full public house and how long does business decay? how long does it take to be paying the atlas bear as well the business business is not the problem, but as much as just a flag for the uranium. uranium itself is an alfred mensa, and as such, it does

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consumer spending, which is spiked, especially - which is spiked, especially from the holidays pay theouth and how concerned should we be? . , youth and how concerned should we be? . ., we be? it has bounced back a bit especially _ we be? it has bounced back a bit especially around - we be? it has bounced back a bit especially around the - bit especially around the holidays, including the new year— holidays, including the new year festival and then made a holiday— year festival and then made a holiday but we do not think it can be — holiday but we do not think it can be sustainable, precisely because _ can be sustainable, precisely because the rising concerns about— because the rising concerns about unemployment, particular for chinese youth and there are no good — for chinese youth and there are no good widths of providing jobs — no good widths of providing jobs for— no good widths of providing jobs for them in urban china. -- weights _ jobs for them in urban china. —— weights. they're encouraged to take — —— weights. they're encouraged to take jobs in inland china and — to take jobs

we well so is this spending spike sustainable?— sustainable? we believe that the recovery of _ sustainable? we believe that the recovery of the _ sustainable? we believe thatj the recovery of the consumer spending is continuous, and we are seeing different pockets going back and recovering at a different pace, so as china is getting further into the year, consumers pending will cover a different age groups, that is what we are expecting, and in terms of the e—commerce platform, because both the conventional e—commerce platform like alibaba is recovering and what is interesting also to highlight is that live streaming e—commerce is even growing at a faster speed. e-commerce is even growing at a faster speed-— faster speed. speaking of chinese tech _ faster speed. speaking of chinese tech in _ faster speed. speaking of chinese tech in the - faster speed. speaking of chinese tech in the us . faster speed. speaking of i chinese tech in the us state faster speed. speaking of - chinese tech in the us state of montana the governor has now signed a law

net spike cohen. steven, we start with you, parents in new york city are upset, that people they don't know who may be improperly vetted will potentially be sleeping next to their kids during the day, that is fun. >> remember there is a statue and a poem that is that we're reminded of in trump years. i suggest that those parents read that poem. as well as mayor adams. we are not seeing certain house representatives crying in the gyms and williamsburg. one of the most gentrified networks of network -- neighborhoods of new york city, if new york is having trouble here and busing people up state, we were told that is human trafficking, perhaps maybe they should look at what else pa pass -- el paso, texas is dealing with. kennedy: we've been talking with mayors and lawmakers, on the texas border. they are not great stories, but there are the mayor of mcallen last night said that peoplen '' to get out of border towns in texas and go further north to work, why is california offers unemployment checks? >> ma

the car hit the spikes and had no choice to stop. the people surrendered and officers took them into custody. >>> continuing coverage from capitol hill, speaker kevin mccarthy was hopeful. kevin mccarthy told reporters they have made progress towards a deal but are not there yet. meantime north carolina congressman patrick mchenry a lead negotiator for republicans said a deal could be struck in hours or days. >> look, i feel closer than i did before because i see progress, but listen this is not easy in any shape or form. >> reporter: do you still expect a deal today? >> is hours or days. >> speaker nancy pelosi of the democratic national convention in los angeles. she accused republicans of pushing the u.s. to the brink of default. >> a default that would trigger economic armageddon killing jobs and plunging the economy into recession. for example, 400,000 workers could be out of a job. 400 million households could miss social security. >> yesterday janet yellen announced a new deal by june 5th. struck the oakland a's might get some

with the spike in costs im ”actin on them. with the spike in costs impacting many _ on them.s impacting many ingredients, - on them. with the spike in costs - impacting many ingredients, shoppers are sharing the pain. a basket of food that cost £50 one year ago will now set you back £60. half of households have had to buy less. with the cost of wheat, oil and dairy now dropping, there are a few price cuts, but why aren't there more? are retailers taking a larger slice? let's consider where your money goes. take a block of cheese costing £2 50 p. an academic study shows that the farmers cost account for nearly £1 50 shows that the farmers cost account for nearly £150 p. the retailers and processors overheads make up most of the rest. as for profit, there is just 3.5 p left to be split between them all. our supply chains are tight, they may struggle to absorb higher costs. profit margins on other items are bigger, but for every £1 you spend in tesco last year, it made about 4p on profit. in sainsbury�*s, it was more like three p. supermarkets have taken a hit, and other costs a

depression, anxiety art all-time spiking highs in our youth. it's leading to a whole list of problems triggered by social media exacerbated by social media. and, if you look at the lack of resources, the lack of practitioners nowhere is that were prevalent bennett mental health and substance abuse disorder. pandemic really spike this for the first phase was physical health. phase two is would be the mental health problems that are exacerbated and emanated and manifested from it. it also substance abuse disorder. we were trending in the right direction prior to march of 2020. and all of the ingredients for relapse occurred. joblessness, economic distress, isolation, lack of availability for outside resources come outside counseling where everything was shut down. and everything so to move in the opposite direction. co- led the mental health and in addition task force. we've entire legislative agenda that we hope to get through but we've got 17 of about 30 bills so far. >> another challenge is something we hear a lot about, child care. the child

. >> you see a dip before march 10th and the spike to the upside since.ant to draw down on this. we hear tightening credit conditions and possibly a rate hike and cost to capital turmoil in the financial sector. is this a headwind >> you mentioned we are getting a decision from the fed in the next few days. that has one of the biggest effects of outsized price movements and the cryptocurrency market the macro data points and moves by the fed ripple into the price of bitcoin one thing to mention, frank, when silicon valley bank closed, some did signature and the liquidity fell out of the crypto market if you have a bullish buy, it is great, but selling means they move lower >> you mentioned coinbase. why aren't we seeing this with coinbase in the past, it traded in line with cryptocurrency. specifically bitcoin coinbase taking a dip to the down side. >> it goes to the legal fight with coinbase and s.e.c. a wells notice which is formal notice means a suit could be coming they may be forced to register as a national securities exchange which means they have

we do see these — spiked for a brief period... for a brief period... we do see these things politcised - see these things politcised depending on the geopolitical situation, then of course that ends up situation, then of course that ends up causing problems in people's homes. . �* , , ., homes. that's right, these are unknown factors _ homes. that's right, these are unknown factors such - homes. that's right, these are unknown factors such as - homes. that's right, these are unknown factors such as the i homes. that's right, these are - unknown factors such as the events of the war, opec plus intervening, geopolitical factors are quite prevalent in our day—to—day times, and we are having quite a strong impact on oil prices. but now... just in terms of the cap, or other countries and governments doing the same? we countries and governments doing the same? ~ . ., , ., countries and governments doing the same? . ., , ., , countries and governments doing the same? ~ . ., , ., , ., same? we have had several parts of eumpe actually _ sa

we are seeing a spike in cases over the last 2 to 3 years.tly everybody was wearing masks, staying in a distance from each other. and probably the reservoir of certain viruses like the respiratory and central virus and influenza. they were there but just didn't have the opportunity to infect people. now that we have let down our defenses. now that we are not as cautious, all these viruses, think of it this way, they are just waiting to pounce. and indeed there pouncing. so i think the take home message is that right now for people, please don't let your defense down because there is this virus. and probably others that may come at a time. >> we have to build up our immune systems. doctor, as we reported, there is no vaccines or even antivirals that can treat this. the -- seniors, the immunocompromised who are most vulnerable. what can be done? >> correct, what needs to be done is to realize that there is nothing to treat it. so there for the best treatment is precaution and prevention. but if you get, sick especially if you have or you are li

spike uses his nose to push the buttons and directs the curser through a maze.t of the research on cognitive abilities of marine mammals. they are also doing tests on dolphins. the dolphins control the game. joy sticks with their mouths. >> pretty interesting. >> now we have to see if their mommy mammals are putting any like child controls on them. how many hours they can play. >> phenomenal. i just don't

this is spike, one of three sea lions trained to play the game at a sea pen in san diego. spike uses his nose to push buttons and directs the cursor through a maze like the game snake. they're also doing it with dolphins that play games projected on a screen, and they get to control the game joy stick with their mouth. >> that's pretty incredible. >>> tonight at 7:00, we are live at that protest outside of the san francisco walgreens where banko brown was recently shot to death. district attorney brooke jenkins will also be joining us to explain her decision not to file charges in that deadly shooting. that story and more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> up next on nightly news, a rising trend with american drivers keeping their cars longer with prices of new cars still going up. but could saving money come with a safety >>> tonight, breaking news the brutal attack at the office of a u.s. congressman. a man with a metal baseball bat injuring two staffers in the field office of virginia democrat gerry connolly one of those attacked an intern on her first day. the suspect

shares of nvidia have spiked in after hours trading.fter the chip—maker issued a better than expected forecast when it released its quarterly earnings on wednesday. nvidia's shares have already been trending upwards this year over optimism on the company's leading position for ai—related chips. nvidia is a leading maker of chips used for video games and cloud computing applications. the chinese commerce minister wang wentao is expected to meet the us trade representative katherine tai later this week. mr wang is scheduled to meet ms tai on the sidelines of the apec ministerial gathering scheduled for the 25th and 26th of may in detroit. the expected engagement comes after us presidentjoe biden said at the g7 summit in hiroshima this past weekend that the focus is on de—risking confrontations with china, not de—coupling. in this context, de—risking is meant to be a slightly more moderate approach to reducing reliance on trade ties with china while protecting national interests and technological advances. earlier, i spoke to frank lavin,

spike uses his nose to push the buttons and directs the curser through a maze.he research on cognitive abilities of marine mammals. they are also doing tests on dolphins. the dolphins control the game. joy sticks with their mouths. >> pretty interesting. >> now we have to see if their mommy mammals are putting any like child controls on them. how many hours they can play. >> phenomenal. i just don't get a treat. >> very pavlovian. >>> final word to you. >> we got some fog in the morning. and warming up tomorrow afternoon. >> thanks for joining us tonight. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye bye. >>> tonight, breaking news the brutal attack at the office of a u.s. congressman. a man with a metal baseball bat injuring two staffers in the field office of virginia democrat gerry connolly one of those attacked an intern on her first day. the suspect in what was described as a rage, crushing computers and smashing glass. what we're finding out about his history. >>> the mass shooting in new mexico. authorities say three are dead, with multiple others injured, including

jobina: do your thing, spike.] kumasi: it is a big morning for the newest falcon checks living atop uc berkeley. jobina: we are expected to learn the names of the three newborns after the public was able to vote. video from earlier this week shows the chicks getting used to their new home. dr. shawn peterson from uc berkeley will join us on our streaming show at 7:00 a.m. to reveal the names. this is cute until i saw they were eating something that -- kumasi: they gotta eat. jobina: these are the top 15 names. kumasi: i voted bank. jobina: you voting -- voted? kumasi: i don't want to tell people what i voted. jobina: i will say urszula since we are in our little mermaid error this month -- era this month. i like star and diablo. luna is cute. also rosa. kumasi: i like rosa. when you go vote, they tell you why they are nominated in the story and history so that as a little more context. all the names are good. i'm excited to see. jobina: me too. i used to love we have become the falcon official station. kumasi: we

we have a very high youth unemployment rate as well so is this spending spike sustainable?lieve that the recovery of the consumer spending is continuous, and we are seeing different pockets going back and recovering at a different pace, so as china is getting further into the year, consumers pending will cover a different age groups, that is what we are expecting, and in terms of the e—commerce platform, because both the conventional e—commerce platform like alibaba is recovering and what is interesting also to highlight is that live streaming e—commerce is even growing at a faster speed. speaking of chinese tech in the us state of montana the governor has now signed a law to ban tiktok from operating there. the legislation makes it the first state to ban the chinese owned short video app as well as prohibiting app stores from offering it there. tiktok faces growing calls from many in washington to ban the app across the country over concerns that data provided to the app might be fed back to the chinese government. tiktok said in a statement that the ban infringed the dirs

the biggest impact of the spike is predicted and the optic here temperatures are set to rise 3 times a global average of the next 5 years. the development that will accelerate the melting of the ice caps as the heat rises. so 2 will see levels at least i, people in northern italy have died, and others are missing off the heavy rain caused major flooding. amelia romani of region has been hit particularly hot. thousands of people have been evacuated from the homes and hundreds of fly fathers deployed to help with rescue if it's already is a warning. it may be worse to come. as the stream rains continue to rachel . rain has over whelmed the now southern regions of emilia, romana and medicaid. after days of down pause, moving a dozen river state banks of flood waters poured into nearby cities and towns. no, i remember and overflow happening when i was young, but now the situation is difficult. it's very worry wanted residents and some areas had to climb onto the roof to be re skewed and emergency crews helped with rubber days c. this is at least 5 service has deployed 400 firefighters an

the debt ceiling could morph into something more real, and the t-bills have a spike. good morning. tom: good morning. pacwest falling 51%, a record tumble for the regional lender yesterday. analysts telling bloomberg this is less about the fundamentals now and it is pure speculation on this regional banking sector. the problem is how do you draw a line around this? we focus on the earnings. lines coming out from air france, a beat in terms of first revenues, 6.3 3 billion euros versus the estimates of 6.2 one billion euros. the operating loss coming through for air france in the first quarter of 306 million euros, above estimated losses. losses higher than estimates, but overall, revenue coming in marginally above those estimates. free cash flow up 8.4%, 683 million euros. manus: they are talking about a busy summer which is interesting given the cost-of-living rises and the slow down with rates rising. mortgage rates at 4%. in the release, air france says it is preparing for a busy holiday season and has regained its full strategic autonomy after repaying pandemic state aid. the f

need a read shop type adelanto spacing. challenge come out late start role in the 2nd round with a spike. kentucky goes to oppose, you know, each time a bullet has increased head into the opposed to elect a new government. the almost worried about bread and about how you cannot make issues resulting in euro's highest national debt. but i still have the corresponding jack powered reports. people also how many of us the risk incense of the surprising the trade is here at this very small kitchen, central athens, but the most weight for that voting grease is upcoming elections on the economy. the prices went up, the cost of transportation to wind up uh, shipping when uh uh, the costs of the plastic box that we pack. our phase went up. so the entire cost went up from like 15 to 30 percent. gary says he still tries to keep his prices low for the customers, but also the praises the current government for supporting face tre. dislike him to digitalized their industry, the to lead policies of the sense of rights, new democracy under prime minister care. yeah, cause mitts attack is on the left win

local media immediately connected the spike to the destruction of a western ukrainian arms warehouses in the city of m. o. neat speed. on may 12th, the building reportedly contained a stockpile of depleted uranium shells supplied to t. as by the u. k. we spoke of pressed both be scientific secretary of the european committee on radiation risk sink time. he fears about the consequences for europeans are rising from the government's actions would be significant. i followed the radiation plume from clinton that ski across the publish border into poland. the european union have a number of a rather large number of detectors in poland and unengaged in your of them. well, i've seen is a probably on about the 15th of may, a very, very large and hardly statistically significant a radiation spike. so increasing radiation occurred, or the detectors i looked at from the border, right, the way across to old school. so. so what i believe is happening here is the business itself is just a flag for the reading another doesn't the radioactive business is not such a big deal. radio active uranium 238

the upcoming spike is due to a weather phenomenon called a new periodic heating of the pacific ocean. that pushes up global temperatures. the last, the storm and the new year was 2016. then we broke out last time the all time high. and so i always said that this very highly likely able to be able to break these all the time. high during the coming, coming 5 years again, the biggest impact of the spike is predicted in the arctic. here temperatures are set to rise 3 times a global average of the next 5 years. the development that will accelerate the melting of the ice caps as the heat rises. so 2 will see levels and it's all the world. at least the people in northern italy have died. others are missing after heavy rains cause to major flooding. the amelia romani, or region has been hit particularly hard thousands of people there, but the back to be different. their homes. hundreds of firefighters deployed to help with rescue efforts, authorities, or warning that more may be on the way of the extreme range continue to ring till rain has over whelmed the now southern regions of emilia rom

42 ends, republicans accused president biden of allowing open borders, and they blame him for the spikearrivals. the white house says there will be strict penalties for those who cross illegally, and asylum seekers will be screened quickly and removed if they don't qualify. what happens here at the border will determine who wins that political argument. the expiration comes as a 17—year—old migrant from honduras, who arrived to the us without a parent or guardian, died in government custody in a shelter in florida. government figures show more than 8,000 unaccompanied migrant minors are currently under the us department of health and human services�* care. with an average custody period of 29 days. the white house spoke about the tragedy this afternoon. it is sad news, it is deeply saddening to hear, and we are aware of the tragic loss and our hearts go out to the family, and it is... as ijust mentioned, being a mother and celebrating mother's day on sunday, it is very devastating news. there is a medical investigation that was opened on may 10th so i don't want to get ahead of that. we

the government supplying depleted uranium shelves to kids of the poland to of course and radiation spiked following the report of destruction of a depleted uranium on stuff call and neighboring ukraine. the commercial international deal that allows green to be safely exported. find the blocks the card though, is extended for another 2 months plus most go on to wrong sign. a historic trade agreements, which includes the construction of a new railway and see which connecting russia to india via is on the very will welcome is 11 pm here in moscow. and this is on to international with the latest world news updates good to have you with us. no rushes foreign minister says the country will no longer consider the west upon us due to its support of ukraine's quote, terrorist tactics against the russians. it is up with the west has made his choice and says that russia must suffer. a strategic defeat must give up crime me, betray the russian peoples, and other parts of the former ukraine as well. they are declared to non humans and their physical destruction of is dated as the goal of the current k

kennedy: they deserve spike spike.freedom fest. >> now, to a different broad freedom fest, former nba star enes kanter freedom telling fox news he is considering a run for congress. here is a sneak peek of his new "fox nation" special, price and splender of freedom. >> we first met we didn't see that would be a social justice story than a nba and basketball story. >> big board on his speakers. >> his hospita horizons were bigger than a basketball player. >> i love basketball, but. the politics of nba was killing me. kennedy: they could like oh, no, we would love for him to play, joining me now to discuss that, special. former nba big man, always a big man, unless he cuts off his legs, enes kanter freedom. one of my favorite stories about you, you wore the infamous free tibbett shoes for celtics on a game broadcast in china they freaked out, your team freaked out say said down we're those shoes again. you are like absolutely hand on heart, i will not. so, the next game you wore free uighur shoes. >> i was not lying. ken

you are going to be sent a paper crown as a prize, will you be putting it on spike? at all. i only handle him for vet checks a couple of times a year, putting on wing tags. otherwise, you try to grab them, they will give you a good old slap with their wing. but there will be a special ceremony to honour spike, it's planned for may 6th, the same day as the coronation. in england, nurses at some hospitals have begun a 28—hour strike, with nhs leaders calling for the public to use health services wisely. after talks with health bosses, the royal college of nursing has agreed that staff can be called in, to provide limited cover for emergencies and intensive care, but the industrial action will still be the most wide ranging of the current dispute over pay. the health secretary, steve barclay, says the strike action is disappointing, and will be incredibly disruptive for patients. here's our health editor hugh pym. 0ne leading trust, newcastle hospitals, has warned of a major impact on services, with the strike affecting the widest range of care so far. they said people

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-mexico border ahead of an expected spike in illegal migration next week.t is when emergency regulations introduced during the pandemic expire. mayorkas said the u.s. is planning new that would deny asylum to those who reach the border. at a press conference on friday he said managing the spike will be extremely challenging. in northeast india, extra troops have been deployed to manage the conflict in a state that has envient ethnic clashes. police stations were overrun by mobs as ammunition was stolen. there was a rally by indigenous trinities who oppose giving tribal status to the dominant community. as france battles and ongoing throughout the country is taking drastic steps in some regions sales of garden swimming pools have been restricted. things like car washing and garden watering will be banned. countries -- the country needs to get out of its culture of indulgence is what was said. the world health organization says covid-19 is no longer a global health emergency. that is after three years of wives and economies turned upside down and millions of

it will stop accepting new applications for property insurance in california state farm is citing spiking inflation and extreme weather. steve patterson explains the growing problem. >> reporter: california is a climate battlefield. in half a decade residents have weathered whiplash from the worst wildfire season on record through a 23-year mega drought to catastrophic flooding after this year's outbreak of rain storms. >> like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> reporter: but less so now effective today, state farm is no longer accepting applications for business or personal property insurance policies, citing california's catastrophe exposure and spiking construction costs the move doesn't impact current home policyholders or auto insurance. >> with the five years of intense wildfires and losses that we've had, we've pretty much lost all our underwriting profit that we had from the last 20 years. >> reporter: janet ruiz with the insurance information institute says part of the issue is california's proposition 103, forcing insurance companies to acquire prior approval from the stat

we hadn't even barely touched the river yet, and it had already spiked to what we would later find outike a 20-year high. >> best-case scenario is, is that this lasts a couple days, and then it starts to dry out. we can reset and try again. >> so it became not an easy decision but like a mandatory decision to get out of there. we left our boats out at the confluence area. the plan was to go back to the shelter. we had left a food cache there. along the way, just these tiny little tributaries that i had hopped across with my sandals on, on the way in -- >> one, two, three! >> all of a sudden, they're like raging torrents. we hiked all day. it took us like 8 1/2 hours to get back to the shelter. >> this place is messed up, and we really need to be careful. >> all of the information that we've gotten from weather forecasts, from our team back in quito, it seems like there's a big weather event that's coming here in three days' time and that the smartest thing for us to do is to wait it out and to wait to get into the river. >> i grew up in the potato fields of southeast idaho. i'm the you

he was serving the migrant community, and he was saying there is no spike. there is no invasion.what there is is a lot of people who have their dreams of coming to the united states and are seeing when and how they can take the opportunity to come here and ask for asylum, something that is clearly very difficult starting at midnight last night. >> difficult, i think, doesn't begin to describe it when you have your baby in a suitcase, and you know, you're wading through the waters. that just shows how desperate they are for a better life. what are you going to be watching for in the coming days and weeks? >> it's a great question. i had a baby just five weeks ago, and so seeing those images is heart wrenching and i think it just reflects the desperation of the parents and what they're facing. one grave concern from the florida ruling is how that is going to affect severe overcrowding in terms of what we see at our border facilities. when we see spikes in the arooils and the name of the game is processing efficiency, if you don't allow for the release of migrants who have a legal r

that was the moment there, a spike strip stopped the car 50 miles from where the chase began. police got the call about the car and took over in san martin. it ended in san juan batista, where they laid the spike strip where 101 meets state route 156. it hit with force and stopped, four people inside surrendered and officers took them into custody. >>> federals are turning attention to this facility. metallic dust, a catalyst for respiratory issues and more came from the martinez refinery company and the epa are investigating. a spokesperson for the company and its parent, pbf energy, said in a statement we're cooperating with all agencies and included a apology to the people of martinez. >> this memorial day weekend, boy scouts in the south bay were paying respects. oak hill memorial park, placing american flags on the tombstones of fallen soldiers to honor service and sacrifice. they placed almost 200 this morning. they get a badge for honoring the troops but there's more to it. >> i want to thank everybody here, have a good time but look at how we can honor our forefathers.

italian officials say the price spike has cost the average family about $30 extra every year.reases have been linked to increased energy costs and increase what wheat prices as well as supply chain logjams. let's hope they get that fixed. that's a big deal. and that's the biggest of course. coming up next in sports. >> after that terrible loss last night for the lakers and warriors find themselves in very unfamiliar territory. it really has reaction from the team how they say they are remaining optimistic despite being down 3 to one. that's coming up. and i am looking very optimistic toward the weather ahead and a lot of sunshine. >> and much warmer temperatures. maybe 2025 degrees warmer. we'll talk degrees warmer. we'll talk about it coming up next. ♪ ("i like to move it" by reel 2 real plays) ♪ we're reinventing our network... for total confidence and complete control. ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. ♪ move it! ♪ >> and now kron 4 sports. >> about half of nation is in a state of despair today after last night's game, 4 loss to l

seems that spike has come before the policy ends. border patrol's chief saying, quote, the increase we have seen in the last five to seven days was really the surge. after may 11th, i don't expect us to have the 17,000 to 18,000 crossings per day some people predicted. and in some ways, applying for asylum about to get harder and riskier. new rules to apply, plus if denied a five year ban on reentry into the u.s. we've been here for days watching as hundreds, if not thousands of migrants have crossed from mexico, going under the wire and are now trapped in the shadow of the u.s. border wall in the harsh desert conditions. now inside that wire, santiago, a venezuelan migrant we met earlier who has waited here for about a week. we crossed the river to speak with him but he told us border patrol did not want him speaking to the press. what he's saying is they don't have water, food. because they can't leave to go back to mexico, they don't know what they're going to do. . border patrol saying facilities in five of nine regions along the

i hate buying on spikes, i really hate buying spikes like this. the trader in me says i want to be positioned before this kind of a move and be a seller, and if i'm not positioned on the long side -- which we were not, by the way -- liz: okay. >> -- i want to be shorting the, i want to be shorting this kind of you forya -- liz: let me just say the semiconductor index is spiking so much is because invid e ya is a component. it's up 25%, an absolute blowout, knocking the cover off the ball. >> yes. liz: the shorts are getting killed. today alone heir losing $2 billion plus, i'm assuming on paper, but year to date they're down $8 billion. so isn't it a little dangerous to be shorting semiconductors overall, leapt alone nvidia?? -- let alone nvidia? >> it is except when you get a blowout like this and you look at nvidia from a historical standpoint, you have had blowoffs in the past, and they to do retrace, okay? i'm not looking for a huge retracement, i just want to see it retrace, you know, 35 points, i cover my short. and i'm not shorting nvidia it

credit pullback, a spike in interest rates, higher mortgage costs, higher credit card costs. it is completely avoidable. if congress and house republicans would simply pass a clean debt ceiling increase as they have done many times in the past, taking threat of default off the table. as the president has made clear for many weeks, he is perfectly willing to have a conversation with house republicans and the rest of congressional leadership about tax policy, spending policy, and a budget. we put out our budget in march, we are more than ray to have a causation about the economic asian. -- economic vision. >> let's say we get the debt ceiling raised we see some budget cuts somewhere. doesn't a strong jobs number and lower inflation mean the economy could handle some cuts? >> it depends on what you talk about cutting. the president has laid out hundreds of billions of dollars of cuts of what he believes is wasteful spending. we spend far too much for prescription drugs in this country. costing taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars. if we would negotiate more drugs to the med

this is generally a separate story, of course, spikes. they too use.t’s just, firstly, it allows you to position the part correctly , you don’t need to adjust anything right away, it’s immediately clear where it should be. secondly, it is already reliable and firmly stands in its place here. for structural strength, they are fixed with such wooden dowels. i can even jump on it. well, that is, this is an absolutely strong connection, absolutely durable furniture, reliable, and most importantly, in addition, it can also be repaired from maintainable products, understanding how it is assembled can be a little bit here drilled to disassemble it, or a detail to change icons mosaic reproductions of photographs and posters with this brand. we also met at the moscow booth, except for pixel paintings, stained- glass windows are created here. and not only according to the traditional technology, when the parts are soldered to each other by the artists, nina and valeria came up with the idea of ​​attaching colored glass to a wooden frame. that is, we pre-draw our