that will be either west ham, spurs, everton or arsenal.rly imporbable, and this is complicated enough, but, as i've said, spurs and everton have really tough games — so arsenal have a big chance, with them taking on brighton. i'm just relieved that we also don't have relegation or mutations because that would be the whole show! thank you very much. now, as well as being the last game of the league season, for new champions manchester city, it'll also be the end of an era when club legend sergio aguero plays for them in the premier league game for the final time. the striker has scored 258 goals in his ten years at the club — winning five league titles, one fa cup, six league cups and potentially a champions league title if he plays in the final. but right now, his manager isjust thinking about sunday's game against everton. the impact of this guy and his ten years here, the numbers speakfor himself and the humanity, he's one of the top class players in the world. i would say he has to be incredibly proud. what he has done for this club wil

that drew spurs level, and take a look at this, this is gareth bale.ure will go on? this was his second goal of the game, li—2 to spurs, so leicester absolutely agony for them. and liverpool end up in the top four? for them. and liverpool end up in the ten four?— for them. and liverpool end up in the top four? dust goals from sadio mane, the top four? dust goals from sadio mane. doing _ the top four? dust goals from sadio mane. doing the — the top four? dust goals from sadio mane, doing the business _ the top four? dust goals from sadio mane, doing the business for - the top four? dust goals from sadioj mane, doing the business for them. they were taking on... —— two goals. he won't have been too happy with the final result. this is sadio mane's second of the game. liverpool go through, finishing third. what go through, finishing third. what about the other _ go through, finishing third. what about the other european positions? a few more in the europa league to be set up? a few more in the europa league to be set u - ? �* . a few more in the europa le

that is the only trophy he can win with spurs this year. full of near misses, one after another. this time, though, they faced a wolves side counting down to end the season. too slow to pick up hojberg's ran for 2—0. spurs go up to six, but are waiting for change in the dugout and in the stands. we really can't wait to play in front of our fans. it's going to be amazing. 10,000 will make a helluva difference in the stadium. we are looking forward to seeing them and hopefully we can put performance in and get a good result for them, too. so let's take a look at the top half of the premier league table. and with champions manchester city, manchester united, leicester and chelsea currently in the champions league places. just behind chelsea are liverpool in fifth who're in the europa league place on 63 points, but tottenham and west ham aren't far behind. only two matches left, all to play for. crystal palace beat aston villa 3—2 at selhurst park in the premier league's early kick—off. palace twice came from behind to win the match. john mcgin

spurs sneaking in to that europa conference league place. arsenal don't make europe for the first time since 95, 96 season. i think tottenham will be quite pleased that they just i think tottenham will be quite pleased that theyjust urged out their rivals. pleased that they “ust urged out their mash pleased that they “ust urged out their hash pleased that they “ust urged out their rivals. �* , ., ., their rivals. there's one team we haven't mentioned. _ their rivals. there's one team we haven't mentioned. manchester. their rivals. there's one team we - haven't mentioned. manchester city. we know they've been champions for a while, but they finished the season in style. while, but they finished the season in s le. . while, but they finished the season in s le. , ., , while, but they finished the season ins le. , , ., in style. there is a big party going on but not — in style. there is a big party going on but not too _ in style. there is a big party going on but not too far— in style. there is a big party going on but not too far away _ in st

could this be harry kane's last home game for spurs? this be harry kane's last home game for spurs? and can the big hitters tame kiawah island? we'll head live to south carolina on the eve of golf�*s second major of the year. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster. steve clarke has named his scotland squad for next month's european championship. always an exciting moment, but even more so, because this is going to be their first major tournament for 23 years. and with 26 players allowed rather than the usual 23, that's given the manager the scope to "bring the young boys in" as he put it today. alastair lamont reports. a squad announcement for the modern age. some established names and some yet to make their mark at international level.- yet to make their mark at international level. , ., international level. they are three very talented _ international level. they are three very talented players, _ international level. they are three very talented players, certainly i very talented players, certainly nathan patterson and davi

i'm with spur, in case you are not familiar with spur, spur is a think tank based in the bay area thatworks on a number of issues, including housing, good government and sustainability and resilience. and i'm the sustainability and resilience director at spur and invited to serve on the council. and got the opportunity to attend a couple of very well facilitated workshops for the community climate council where we discussed mainly the public outreach strategy, how to best present the climate action plan to a broad cross-section of people and we were trained in how to distribute the information and communicate about the climate action plan and then spur had the opportunity to co-host one of the series of workshops that department of environment held on the climate action plan. we did that in december. we had 40 attendees. of the 5,777 that department of environment engaged, 40 of those were at the spur workshop. it was small but mighty. we had five breakout sections where people had the opportunity to directly have conversations with department of environment staff and consultants to di

>> spurs see, jimmy, you're on the same - >> jimmy: yes, boots, spurs.ne to them >> jimmy: cowboy accessory they both said rope. >> tariq: we gave that one to them >> jimmy: that's not an accessory. >> 'cause you rope the calf. >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: this is all silly. i've never heard of this in my lifetime >> tariq: great. >> whatever, chap. >> jimmy: here we go chaps. all right. >> jimmy: now look, this is the last one here. whoever wins this next category - [ horn sound ] -- wins the whole thing. >> what is it? >> jimmy: 10,000 points, final round. you guys will go first just because you're our guests. you have a chance to win the whole game right here. what is the category >> you're damn right we do >> okay. damn right okay >> jimmy: "states in the south. all right, one, two, three whenever you're ready, go. "states in the south." >> no, no, wait. what do you mean what do you mean, we just say them >> jimmy: go, go, here we go, one, two, three. here you go, "states in the south. >> tennessee >> texas [ buzzer ] >> we're doing the south that's in t

current constitution and to also defend the current system that according to majority of cubans have spurred this social difference all right benjamin other as a group i thank you so much for that update. now we are going to get an update in the world of sports and it is the bundesliga is 2nd to last match day of the season and if you take a look at all the results so far john and security champions league spot by beating minds board avoided relegation by beating bremen had to beat the drop with a draw against cologne feel a felt and hoffenheim grabbed a point each fribourg held champions byron munich to a draw and relegated shock of stunned champions league hopefuls frankfurt and leverkusen share the spoils with only one berlin and got downed gladbach now underway is leipsic versus golf spark and we can take a quick look at the bundesliga standings with one round left to play. and frankfurt are still jostling for the final champions league spot one of them will join laver who isn't in the europa league and down at the bottom things are incredibly tight with bremen and cologne still threaten

he wanted weak dollar to spur u.s.you never know how you get what you want, but president trump certainly has a yuan delivering at 6.377, on its way to six. jonathan: from new york city this morning, morning. things getting a little more interesting is the day grows older. peter tchir joining us next, academy securities head of microstrategy. your s&p 500 -- of macro strategy. euro-dollar, $1.2198. crude heading south, down about 1% on wti. on radio, on tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you can do an uncomfortable, old-fashioned crunch or an aerotrainer super crunch. turn regular planks into turbo planks without getting down on the floor. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. incredibl

you've got spurs. it was a little different from what normally is here. i am delighted to hear that it has been successful. the -- finance it was not nearly as successful. is there is a little bit of detail about that. as i said before it was high risk and high reward. but for the most part it was very short lived. roughly between 1882 and 1890. it was pretty well over as far as where the brits were concerned. i will walk you through this. i'm going to talk a little bit about some of the branches that were very much part of the beef bonanza from south texas all the way up to western canada. they're part of the story as well. we're gonna talk about a few specifics about the threats to the beef bonanza and why the they ultimately turn into a beef blessed. perhaps how it is relevant to the city we are standing in today. it's a real honor to be able to talk in my hometown and be able to bring something here that i think has been a fairly robust story. it is very substantive. it's very layered. it has all kinds of different components. i hope you will take it

i'm with spur, in case you are not familiar with spur, spur is a think tank based in the bay area thatumber of issues, including housing, good government and sustainability and resilience. and i'm the sustainability and resilience director at spur and invited to serve on the council. and got the opportunity to attend a couple of very well facilitated workshops for the community climate council where we discussed mainly the public outreach strategy, how to best present the climate action plan to a broad cross-section of people and we were trained in how to distribute the information and communicate about the climate action plan and then spur had the opportunity to co-host one of the series of workshops that department of environment held on the climate action plan. we did that in december. we had 40 attendees. of the 5,777 that department of environment engaged, 40 of those were at the spur workshop. it was small but mighty. we had five breakout sections where people had the opportunity to directly have conversations with department of environment staff and consultants to dig in on one

spurs took an early lead through steven bergwijn, but that was as good as it got.kins, who took advantage of a poor regullion clearance to score his 14th goal of the season and seal the points for villa. after the match, an emotional—looking kane did a lap of the pitch and applauded the crowd. roy hodgson's final home game in charge of crystal palace ended in disappointment, with arsenal 3—1 winners at selhurst park. hodgson was given a guard—of—honour from both teams ahead of the game after announcing yesterday that he's to leave the club at the end of the season. nicolas pepe gave arsenal a half—time lead, but christian benteke's diving header brought hodgson's side level until injury time. gabriel martinelli first and then pepe with his second, this great solo effort, giving arsenal the three points and keeping their hopes alive of a top—seven finish. palace go to liverpool in hodgson's last game on sunday. another manager leaving at the end of the season is west brom's sam allardyce. his side, already relegated, lost 3—1 at home to west ham tonight, another of

i believe that these important initiatives coupled with further investments in american jobs will spur economic growth, create jobs and will play a crucial role in revitalizing our economy. i look forward to learning more about the administration's plans for the future. let me say thank you to you and for all your tireless work for joining us to discuss these critical issues. let me say thank thank you to chairman cartwright and i yield back. >> thank you. at this time, i want to recognize you for five minutes of your testimony. the clock is visible to you and we ask that you abide by that and don't worry about leaving out points because we will be including your entire written test desk clock -- entire written testimony. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. is a great processor for me to be here. for those of you i haven't met a person, i look forward to doing that soon. chairman cartwright and ranking member and members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss president biden's fiscal year 2022 this questionnaire he request. the president request i

current constitution and to also defend the current system that according to majority of killian's have spurred this social difference all right benjamin other task group i thank you so much for that update . and with the boon this league is 2nd to last match day of the season so let's take a look at all the results so far and security champions league sought by beating minds voided relegation by beating braman head to berlin beat the draw with a draw against cologne bealefeld and hoffenheim grabbed a point each and fribourg held the champions byron munich to a draw for a relegated shaka stunned champions league hopefuls frankfurt and flavor and shared the spoils with the new on berlin that got down to gladbach is now underway is life sick verses will spark. and somehow let's take a quick look at the bundesliga standings with one round left to play full support and friend for it are still jostling for the final champions league spot one of them will join leverkusen in the europa league is down at the bottom things are incredibly tight with bielefeld bremen and cologne still threatened with rele

in fact, they predict that it will almost certainly spur some domestic violent extremists. gentlemen, yesterday on the floor of the house, congresswoman liz cheney said the following, and i'm quoting. "today, we face a threat america has never seen before. a former president who provoked a violent attack on this capitol in an effort to steal the election has resumed his aggressive effort to convince americans that the election was stolen from him. he risks inciting further violence." do you agree with that statement? which is consistent with the finding in the intelligence community report. >> senator, let me -- let me say this, that false narratives create a lack of confidence in our democratic institutions and sometimes worse. and those false narratives can lead people who are predisposed to violence to commit acts of violence against our institutions and tragically we saw that on january 6th. >> thank you. mr. attorney general, you're doing the investigations into what happened here at the capitol on january 6th. and is it a fact that many of the people that you've talke

will be opportunities to find agreement on measures and innovation to improve weather forecasting, spur much-needed economic development. knowing forward, i strongly encourage you to put forward a submission with a serious focus on developing and implementing a strong strategy. i further urge a greater focus on addressing unfair foreign trade practices and barriers that harm u.s. workers and businesses. i look forward to discussing these and many other important matters with you today. i will have a question about trade enforcement, particularly when it comes to aluminum. the importance of securing our supply chain and also space commerce. we want to work with you to ensure the programs you administer are effective and safe as possible. i look forward to working with our chairman and our full committee chairman to make sure that we do everything to support the many missions. we can appreciate you being here with us and making yourself available this afternoon. i look forward to receiving the departments complete budget submission and time to thoroughly review. thank you mr. chairman for

his account the next day they made it a permanent permanent ban saying that he was likely going to spur additional violence by propagating the big lie that he didn't in fact lose the election so i think they have a facebook and they've had before this was a 20 member board of academics academics diplomats lawyers and they looked at whether or not that was the right decision to make and they said yes in fact that was the right decision because he could have created a situation where violence escalated but the same time they said facebook you can't just make up this band permanent band if it wasn't in the in your contract before hand so they've ordered facebook again it's a voluntary but they said facebook should reevaluate this decision in 6 months and figure out if the punishment fits what they say are the violations of its rules the broader implications of this decision. well for donald trump it means that when it comes time for him to show that he's still the leader of the republican party for example if you wanted to say i like this candidate in this primary makes it much tougher for

we have climate science, improvements in weather and climate and additional investments in nist to spur research and technological innovation by expanding scientific and technical research. as many of you said, we have to lean in to improve our nation's competitiveness. we have to make our decisions based upon science. with an eye toward equity and i look forward to working with all of you to create jobs, spur growth and do it in a way that supports american businesses and workers now and into the future. i'm very happy to take your questions. >> thank you, secretary raimondo. before we get into the question period, i would like to extend an invitation to you to visit my own district, northeastern pennsylvania, to see potential for growth in our area andnd our economic development needs. i do hope we can find a convenient time for that. perhaps this summer or fall, when most of the covid restrictions have been lifted. can i count on you to visit northeastern pennsylvania? >> absolutely. i would say i actually love being out in the community. i was with chair delauro, as she said, earlie

if you take a piece of spurs that big to make flat tops, you can make 5 or 6. after the war, production was slow to pick up. but once more, it fell to a musician to help revive the company's fortunes. elvis presley, the king of rock and roll, recorded the famous sessions with his favorite de 18 and the 28th who even had a special leather case made. ah, elvis had his big pink cadillac. when he finally started making money, he went out and bought himself the top of the line, finest. so there was the car, the cadillac, and there was the guitar, the martin guitar, that was the top of the line. by now, martin was the world's leading producer of acoustic guitars. demand had grown so much that by the early 1900 sixty's, there was a waiting list of up to 3 years due to limited capacity. martin guitars weren't the exclusive domain of the big stars. anyone who played guitar wanted one, especially in the sixty's, when so many rock and roll groups, had a martin front and center and acoustic guitar along side and it influences so many young players. and then of course, a li

this is rooted in germany spurs major success of underfunded their coach september go motivated his underdog side into beating the best team in the world hungary and lifting the 54 world cup. later tactical evolution seem to be limited to working the ball to get older and 70 is. followed by your complains man in the ninety's and then the stunning innovation of passing to close the 2000. lives married germany's athleticism brits and mentality was flowing football and supplicating passing. but suddenly i'm $28.00 it was nowhere to be found. for former germany international stephane kiesling germany's identity issues are clear especially when you compare today's roster to his 2010 world cup team most of whom went on to win it all in brazil minor annoyance. and. matches are. notes and probably. want to tell must now include was it for your blog and that's why i'm trying. to start. by. staying store yesterday evening and can i ask. those some youngsters like us you like him each have stepped into leadership roles live steve has lost its critical balance between mentality and technical ability. wh

even if you place the spurs, he scored over 200 goals and just over 300 games for his club site. and in 53 caps is not stuff study for go through the but he's not just a sharpshooter. he's also the little professional. the type of guy that got southgate needs to leave his team. he buys into the culture and he's not involved in any of the field traps of a celebrity football. that's why england can't and that's why he can leave them to a euro title as long as he stays fit. because england don't have a lot of alternatives. this may have been billed as a pan european euro's, but actually england have a clear home advantage. they play all their group games in london. if they qualify top of that group, they'll play their last 16 match in london. and both the semi and the final will be held at wembley the ad to that a successful vaccine rollout and who knows, maybe they will even be england supported in the sand. so if they go for england to travel less than any other team can play, train and sweep in familiar surroundings and might even have their own supporters in the stadium to give

even if you place for spurs, he scored over 200 goals and just over 300 games for his club, saif and and 53 caps is not stuff study for goal 3, the but he's not just a sharp shooter, he's also the little professional. the type of guy that guy was southgate needs to leave his team. he buys into the culture and he's not involved in any of the field traps of a celebrity football. that's why he england captain. that's why he can leave them to a euro title. as long as he stays fit, because they don't have a lot of alternatives. this may have been billed as a pan european euro's, but actually england have a clear home advantage. they play all their group games in london. if they qualify top of that group, they'll play their last 16 match in london and both the semi and the final will be held at wembley to that a successful vaccine rollout. busy and who knows, maybe they will even be england supported in the sense. yeah. so if they go for england, have to travel less than any other team and play train and sleep in familiar surroundings and might even have their own supporters in the stadium

soaring case rates spurred the city to impose a lockdown starting monday morning. police in some areas are beating lock down violators and seizing their vehicles. the poor what. do you think anybody. will be doing. then. for now bengaluru is markets and stores are closed. there aren't many people here but they don't maintain social distancing after providing some relief to the poor there's nothing wrong with a lockdown. vaccinations are proceeding slowly in a country desperate for some way to bring infections under control but we're going to be the big people who are facing so many problems they're sitting on a powder keg they can easily get infected unless an alternative is found distributing the vaccines in more places like community halls or playgrounds. there's no country wide policy in place and critics say the government has abdicated responsibility by leaving vaccinations to the individual states that's resulted in a scramble in punjab province people crowding a vaccination center put themselves and others at risk. what is the one that we had to call the pol

we think that is the one single thing we need to be able to spur production. alix: that was my conversation with amelia deluca, managing director of sustainability at delta airlines. time for the commodity kicker. did you know there is a chicken shortage? seriously, what the cluck. the blame is on underperforming roosters. tyson says chicken supplies are struggling because the new roosters they have used for breeding are falling short of egg-spectations. it is ruffling feathers as prices are going through the roof. a tyson executive says they are working to replace them by the fall, but there could be a lingering supply hit that carries over into next year. that is no yoke. time for commodity radar, what to watch, the mississippi river, currently shut near memphis because of a crack in a bridge that stranded more than 700 barges of ags, metals, and it sends grains along the both of mexico and is sustained average means flow exports and that means lower corn prices prayed that wraps it up for me on bloomberg's commodity edge. catch us every day at 1:00 p.m. in

that is a good mentor you know you talk to the spurs pressures young players you know the down to earth guy. he knows you know he was a player once so he knows. he won 4 leak titles in his 5 years of fire and never a 1st rank star but always his own man as former teammate of the time a tailless recalls. his he's not just pleasant hanzi he's very straightforward when he's got an opinion the stands his ground on it and other handy attributes for a head coach for 8 years play course assistant to national team coach who often live in 2014 they won the world cup together. yeah i'm not so easy as a vital cog in the chain for as fact that she has he has great empathy for the players and he'll demonstrate it in crucial situations and he's also a communicator good at getting his message across for me. after that world cup pinnacle he moved into the administrative sphere a fresh challenge which didn't go to plan he stepped down as sporting director of the d.f.t. the german football association after 2 and a half years the next engagement at hoffenheim lasted just 8 months flick was evidently happ

sense of being different or being treated differently into something positive for me personally it's spurred me on to prove myself to say i'll show you what you have advised. many innovations are still out there waiting on hard drives. and many entrepreneurs that eager to prove themselves but only when they find investors will their ideas be able to bear fruit and ultimately bring return. otherwise it's down the drain which brings me to one innovation that most of us have been sitting on for almost every day of our lives. it's an invention so convenient progressive and transformative that we've dedicated a whole segment to it is our report. on the history of sanitation. penicillin vaccines for transplant all these innovations are rightfully hailed as medical. but if you ask me another invention we don't really talk about in these terms and more than deserves to be held in the same regard. thank you. speaking about the time. you should give a crap about your crap or because it has a huge impact on your life and humanity in general many of us take modern sanitation for granted at best and wors

standings in this burnett's league season of course bye and came out on top. leipzig, dormant and wolf spurred, joined them in the champions league at the bottom. the lead bids farewell to brandon and shaka cologne will have to win a play off against a 2nd division team. if they are to survive. the eurovision song contest came back last night after it's corona virus. hi, it is. it took place in the dutch city of rotterdam, and the winner was italy. more than 3000 spectators were allowed to join in the show. juries from the 39 participating countries voted with the leads to sewing between switzerland and france. but then the popular vote was counted which swept italian ban minutes, going to the top spot with its song, a warning followed by france and i switch that means next year's context will take place in the event. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story. at least 9 people have been killed in a cable car accident in the italian house. rescuers say it happened close. the summit of the only peak overlooking lake majority rescue, or state and capital was very high off the ground wh

existing chanted date back decades to the kind of general it just opened a shit the initiative was spurred on by mass protests back in 29 take the constitutional conventions 155 delegates will have a year to draft a new text. the colombian authorities are warning that anti-government protests threaten to prolong and devastating 3rd wave of the coronavirus pandemic on friday confirmed deaths from covert 9 tain past 80000 and hospital wards are full but the protesters are undeterred they say little has been done about another death toll that of demonstrate has shown by security forces data was johann ramirez's in cali where people have been taking to the streets to demand on says. these demonstrators in cali are headed for the pan-american highway. to blockade one of colombia's most important trade routes. their protests have met fierce resistance including being shot at i. organizers say the justice system has shown no interest in investigating the shooting. who never ever ever so far we have not been informed about any investigation. also nothing about our people who have gone missing or a

chanted dates back decades to the autocratic rule of just finishing mass protests back in 29 tame spurred the initiative the constitutional conventions 155 delegates will have a year to draft a new text. heavy rains in brazil calls flooding in towns along the amazon river the city of man hour is under a state of emergency and some 20000 people have been forced to leave their homes scientists say this is flooding is far more severe than what's more only expected during the rainy season. colombian oath already has a warning that anti-government protests threaten to prolonging a devastating 3rd wave of the crown a virus pandemic on friday confirmed deaths from cover 19 past 80000 and hospital wards are full but the protests is undeterred they say little has been done about another death toll that of demonstrators shot by security forces they will have been taking to the straits of cali to demand. these demonstrators in cali are headed for the pan-american highway. to blockade one of colombia's most important trade routes. their protests have met fierce resistance including being shot at. org

the bundesliga half of berlin made up the 2nd of 3 games postponed while they were at quarantine spurred on by the real prospect of relegation how to read out 3 nil winners against freiburg coach proud i knew his heritage berlin team needed to do better than the one point they got against minds in their 1st game back from quarantine frogs christian strikes was all smiles this game essentially meaningless to them. and how to show they meant business chris stuff beyond check opening the scoring in the 13th minute . jordan total now he got denied but he on tech fired in at an impossible angle for the keeper 9 minutes later paid to packer to double it had his lead. i've. done it's made a nifty move and put the ball right where packet it could head in. and then in the final minutes done it's took them on the couch way line and was off to the races. 3 know if i had to assert her solo effort from the serbia international. now it was dark eyes smiling as his character racked up 3 huge points and still have one more game in hand over their rivals in the relegation battle. thanks for watching. and

the question is whether new developments in another disturbing case will spur lawmakers to get moving with this. it is way too early for this. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" the show that thinks we've got a lot of work to do especially on capitol hill. i'm kasie hunt on this thursday, may 20, officials expected to reach a ceasefire. hoping the two sides will reach an agreement on friday. speaking to andrea mitchell yesterday saying the military saw no signs. in line with netanyahu's comment saying strikes will not be stopped until hamas is defeated. yesterday, the white house told netanyahu he expected a deescalation today. and overnight, they struck a weapons storage unit in the home of a hamas official. at least 239 people have been killed in 11 days of fighting mostly on the palestine side. joining us now, reporting for us in tel aviv. martin, thank you for joining us this morning. just give us an update, you and i spoke basically every morning as we have waited for this possible ceasefire. you were saying possibly within a few hours. what is your lay of the land t

when we went to mississippi in the 60s and so forth, a lot of white volunteers were spurred by their denominational proof and desire to reach equity. this is a principal church which, when i worked in the south. he stuck a blow at the heart of that. black freedom. and that's why when the lds church rolled out recently the freedmen's bureau names, they rolled out 4 million names of those who used to be on plantations and that the government released their names with that information now going throughout the country and black people, every black person will have an opportunity to have the alex haley experience. >> the mormon church has done this. and, of course, they bought the names from the national archives. and, they put it on the computer desk. and it was met and freely distributed. you can type in your name. and go all the way back to 1865 when lincoln emancipated the slaves. and that will help you then have a journey towards that. that's the role of the church. and you will see black churches working with them. >> let's go back to that. please join us. >>> welcome back. if you b

in fact, they predict that it will almost certainly spur some domestic violent extremists. gentlemen, yesterday on the floor of the house, congresswoman liz cheney said the following, today we face a threat america has never seen before. a former president who provoked a violent attack on this capitol in an effort to steal the election has resumed his aggressive effort to convince americans that the election was stolen from him. he risks inciting further violence. do you agree with that statement, which is consistent with the finding in the intelligence community report? >> senator, let me say this that false narratives create a lack of confidence in our democratic institutions and sometimes worse. and those false narratives can lead people who are predisposed to violence to commit acts of violence against our institutions and tragically, we saw that on january 6th. >> thank you. attorney general, you're doing the investigations into what happened here at the capitol on january 6th and is it a fact that many of the people that you've talked to and are pursuing have said the

spurs took an early lead through steven bergwijn, but that was as good as it got. season and seal the points for villa. after the match, an emotional—looking kane did a lap of the pitch and applauded the crowd. well, roy hodgson's final game in charge of crystal palace ended in disappointment, with arsenal 3—1 winners at selhurst park. hodgson was given a guard—of—honour from both teams ahead of the game after announcing yesterday that he's to leave the club at the end of the season. nicolas pepe gave arsenal a half—time lead, but christian benteke's diving header brought hodgson's side level until injury time. gabriel martinelli first, and then pepe with his second, this great solo effort here, giving arsenal the three points and keeping their hopes alive of a top—seven finish. palace go to liverpool in hodgson's last game on sunday. well, another manager leaving at the end of the season is west brom's sam allardyce. his side, already relegated, lost 3—1 at home to west ham tonight, another of allardyce's former clubs. it leaves west brom 19th. they took the lead

such an important role in commerce and we've been so excited by the uptake i think a lot of that was spurreddemic as retailers moved t try on and trial of their products online what was amazing to see was the conversion rates really increase when people were able to try on products in augmented reality and that spurred a lot more investment into tools to help different retailers and brands bring their products to life in ar what we released yesterday were more tools to help empower ar commerce there are now voice commands to interact with lenses as you're trying things on ask for different types of apparel. we have a true size technology that shows you the exact right fit of new sunglasses on your face and, of course, really sophisticated tools around simulation so people can try on outfits and see the fabric drape over their body the way it would in the physical world. so there are a lot more tools for folks to build really sophisticated lens experiences and continue driving commerce through augmented reality. >> good morning. it's deirdre you talked about competition with microsoft, but yo

week of anger at tax reforms the proposal has now been scrapped but the government's crackdown only spurred on the protests a candlelight vigil. so how to make capital on thursday night with thousands gathering to pay tribute to the dead while voicing demands for the killings to stop the violent reply to the protests as being closely condemned however it was only a kathleen measured response from the united states a country known for pulling out all the stops to support activists in other countries our senior correspondent mark gaseous looks at why. colombia is a warning to everyone a warning of what happens when people have had enough. millions of colombians of fool him into poverty because of the pandemic and economic woes medians and the government plan was to hike to be 80 taxes so taxes on the already impoverished when the people rebuild the state attempted to crush them saying the police had new troy's but that's of them senseless. nothing just a force on people who protected by the legitimate desires of citizens to march go out to so defenseless citizens and cruel attack police. ther

newshour tonight, a possible peace-- israel announces a cease-fire in the 11-day war against hamas, spurringhe deadly conflict. then, view from south korea-- the country's foreign minister discuss how to engage with the north, as the biden administration recalibrates u.s. policy. and, the cost of uncertainty-- demand for workers in the u.s. leads to calls for legal status for erica's undocumented workforce. >> what we've basicay done is created a second class citizen that is ripe for abuse and exploitation. i think we need to rectify that issue and bring in immigration reform. >> nawaz: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

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. >> it was the capitol hill insurrection that spurred big tech into action.ook and twitter suspended him. it was seen by many reporters as censoring conservativeoices. to others, he had stepped too far. >> the facebook suspension was to be ratified by the oversight board. it is supposedly independent of facebook. the board acts as a court judging on controversial moderation decisions. >> let's have a look at what the oversight board said. it upheld the decision to restrict president trump's access to content. but it did not impose indefinite suspension. it has given facook six months. for now, donald trump only has its own platform. this is it. from the desk of donald trump, it's his website. it is a feat of messages -- feed of messages. here is our support -- reporter. >> this is something that can be shared on facebook, twitter, instagram, platforms that he is suspended from. a number of his supporters will do that. since the riots at the capital, a number of the supporters have migrated to other social media platforms. one of those is telegram. it's a litt