summer begins with another new dawn over stamford i another new dawn over stamford bridge.bc news. let's take a look at some of the other football news stories making the headlines. manchester city and manchester united are expected to be cleared to play in next season's european competitions under new rules on multi—club ownership adopted by uefa. city have qualified for the champions league alongside fellow city football group club girona, while united will compete in the europa league along with nice, which is part of the ineos group. chelsea's bid to overturn reece james' ban for a red card has been rejected by the fa. james was sent off for violent conduct during the game against brighton last month and missed chelsea's final game of the campaign. the upholding of the ban means he'll miss the opening three games of next season. michael carrick has signed a new three—year contract managing middlesbrough. the former manchester united and england midfielder�*s new deal takes him through until 2027 after leading the club to eighth place in the championship last season. as

summer begins with another new dawn over stamford bridge.year deal that the light lasts longer. patrick gearey, bbc news. wins for scotland and croatia, and it finished goalless between germany and ukraine, in the international friendlies on monday, in the build up to the european championship in less than two weeks�* time. england beat bosnia & herzegovina 3—0 in their penultimate friendly before the euros kick off in germany. cole palmer put them ahead at st james�* park with a penalty. and there were further goals from trent alexander—arnold and harry kane in newcastle. manager gareth southgate feels the game will have done the squad some good. some players needed the game, they needed the minutes and you know, they made the minutes again on friday. that's why we brought harry kane on, he needed some match time today, to back that up. so we are spinning a lot of plates, trying to get individuals into things, manage minutes, perform well and everything else, but i think today was a good night for us. south africa began their t20 world cup

he'sjoining chelsea, after the blues confirmed maresca will take charge at stamford bridge on a fivehettino, who left by mutual consent in may afterjust one season. patrick geary looks back at the italian�*s career so far. time has passed quicker than planned at chelsea — another new era starts today. this time led by enzo maresca, formerly of leicester, theirfourth manager in 21 months. as usual, there were warm words, chelsea sporting director said of the new man... so why him and why now? maresca is flying high, having led leicester to the championship title in his first season there, and it's the way they've played that has turned heads, the patterns and passes, all influenced by pep guardiola, who maresca worked under and has long been enthralled by. when they face barcelona, when pep was there that something different happened inside the pitch. in the moment that you want to copy pep, it's a big mistake. now, in the moment that you want to learn from him, it's a big thing. chelsea are not the only club looking for a pinch of pep, but the former city assistant has more to offer

while democrats continue to push for progress, our efforts have been stamford by republicans extreme culture war fueled agenda. we must prioritize meaningful solutions ever harmful and divisive rhetoric. we must put people over politics. as we move forward, democrats are committed to supporting the department to reflect our commitment for equitable education. thank you. >> thank you. i now recognize myself for closing statement. mr. secretary, you admitted here today that college graduates are earning over $1 million more than those who don't go to college. me repeat that. in your own words, college graduates are wealthier. so why should americans who have chosen a less expensive path to a career pay the student loan bill of their wealthier peers? from their aggressive and inflationary repayment pause, you continued for over three years to blanket bail out for borrowers making over $300,000 through your so-called safe plan that ensures lawyers and those with advanced degrees pay back a fraction of what they owe. your department is simply transferring wealth from disadvantaged familie

while democrats continue to push for progress, our efforts have been stamford by republicans extreme culture war fueled agenda. we must prioritize meaningful solutions ever harmful and divisive rhetoric. we must put people over politics. as we move forward, democrats are committed to supporting the department to reflect our commitment for equitable education. thank you. >> thank you. i now recognize myself for closing statement. mr. secretary, you admitted here today that college graduates are earning over $1 million more than those who don't go to college. me repeat that. in your own words, college graduates are wealthier. so why should americans who have chosen a less expensive path to a career pay the student loan bill of their wealthier peers? from their aggressive and inflationary repayment pause, you continued for over three years to blanket bail out for borrowers making over $300,000 through your so-called safe plan that ensures lawyers and those with advanced degrees pay back a fraction of what they owe. your department is simply transferring wealth from disadvantaged familie

summer begins with another new dawn over stamford bridge.3rd—seed fought back to win the next two sets. the serb looked on his way out, but somehow found another gear to recover and win the following two sets and move into the last eight. aryna sabalenka, top of your screen, is through to the quarterfinals in paris after a comprehensive win over american emma navarro in straight sets. the world number two is yet to drop a set this year at this tournament. she will face either russian teenager mirra andreeva next. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. during the course of tuesday and it will be pretty disappointing cool for the time with each of the next coming gardeners and growers, take note. sunshine and showers. the area of low pressure pushing southwards out of the arctic and bringing this up out of the arctic and bringing this up of low pressure pushing southwards out of the arctic and bringing the sport there beyond the core front across the countries air hangs around and you'll have sunshine men across the north of the uk in

y no solo por el clásico en stamford, sino también por una visita muy especial en la zona de san leandron oportunidad para disfrutar de este gran equipo y ver también el talento que tiene en su filial el rebaño sagrado. 29 de junio en el field de san leandro y atención que hablando sobre este tema también chivas a través de sus scouts de tapatío van a visionar talento de la zona de san leandro. esto va a ser también en el field. el viernes 28 de junio, así que sigan las redes sociales del san leandro fc para los chicos que estén interesados en formar parte de estas visorías. vamos a recordar lo que fue una jornada muy emocionante, emotiva, con mucho respeto, pero sobre todo con mucho cariño para recordar a willie mays. esto fue ayer en oracle park, en lo que fue el primer juego de local de los giants tras el fallecimiento del número 24 de la leyenda willie mays. hubo obviamente nuevamente flores, todo tipo de ofrenda para el gran gigante. y obviamente, el juego de pelota tenía que terminar así. and this game is over. con una remontada al iniciar el noveno episodio, 4 a 2 estaban abajo lo

no era más el técnico del equipo y la nueva era de san josé arranca este sábado con el clásico en stamfordos dijeron. hemos estado haciendo grandes partidos en los momentos que que nos han hecho un gol. el equipo se vino abajo muy rápido y eso es algo que tiene que cambiar y como dije, la única forma de salir de esto es trabajando más que nunca, estando juntos más que nunca y empujando todo para adelante. y como te digo, un cambio de aires también puede ser bueno o puede ser malo. 1 no sabe. el sábado empieza el primer, el primer paso y nada. queremos seguir siendo responsables, queremos estar ahí para para poder llevar al equipo adelante. pasemos al fútbol mexicano. una semana del arranque de la primera división, la filial de chivas tapatío está haciendo una gira por el norte de california que arranca hoy en san leandro con las visorías de jugadores. esto piensa el técnico arturo ortega sobre lo que pueden encontrar con los jugadores locales. escuchamos de inyectarle a los equipos a los diferentes equipos de las categorías de de chivas. e pues esa parte condicional, esa parte de la mental

ahora los san josé van a tener que esperar la próxima semana donde van a jugar el clásico en stamfordo a visitar para aquí en los estudios, lástima que no pudo ir. esta noche en noticias telemundo, mÁs de 90 millones de estadounidenses estÁn bajo alertas de calor. este fin de semana,

sam kerr extends her stay at stamford bridge. 800m european title. good afternoon. let's start in germany because we are rapidly approaching kick—off to this years men's euros. the tournament is getting under way tomorrow night with the hosts taking on scotland. thousands of scottish fans arriving in germany, hoping their side can make history. remember, no scottish side has ever made it out of the group stages of a major tournament, but it's a challenge the team are relishing. jane dougall has been mingling with some of the tartan army in munich. jane, how is the atmsphere building? the chant of no scotland, no party has been ringing out across the square. welcome to marion platts, this is the main square in munich where they scotland fans have pretty much taken over. everywhere you turn, you see someone in a scottish kilt, wearing a hat, already drinking a beer which we think we can forgive them for, considering the occasion. we were speaking to some of the members of staff at one of the bars. they said they had run out of beer

charles stamford. my guardians have been voting and upon them entry election, where a corruption, along with the state of the economy has been dominated saying, go the like many parts of the world is still recovering from the impact of look down. steering the pandemic. i'm the full lives from the ukraine, the whole suggestive governing mongolia people's policies could with, but it's likely to have a smaller majority a leaders have approve then organizations for the union's most senior officials, for the next 5 year term post office. it follows elections in the european parliament earlier this month. the party has to approve the appointments before they can take office or to live on the land has been nominated to retain her role as commission president for the goals. prime minister has been nominated to lead the european council, the body, which provides the ear with political directions. and the heads of government tapped for a stony as prime minister kaya called us to be the union's next foreign polic

let's get into it, then, because mauricio pochettino has lasted just one year at stamford bridge, meaning temporary charge and mauricio pochettino leave by mutual consent. tuchel has the best record of the four, much of that success before clea rla ke took over. potter and lampard didn't fare brilliantly. and pochettino�*s record certainly improved towards the end of the season. and all of this now points towards enzo maresca. we'll dive into his credentials shortly, but first, bbc sport's nizaar kinsella told me how chelsea are now going down the head coach model rather than a traditional manager. i think they have got a real structure in place, they're trying to become this kind of modern behemoth club, with departments. so you've got the sporting directors doing transfers, managing everything, but really they're doing the transfers. it's not for the manager to have a huge input there. ok, they're supposed to have a little input, but it's really, they're the decision—makers, the sporting directors. so theyjust want a coach to sort of slot into their structure and do the sort of, just th

he replaces mauricio pochettino, who left stamford bridge by mutual consent. of 70. #to # to the left, to the right... # gibb, along with partner alan barton, reached number two in the charts in 1984. despite being kept off top spot by george michael's careless whisper, the song became a staple at parties and weddings. we were going to get a little bit more of that. that's a shame. we were also going to bring you news of the euro matches, but technical issues have interviewed. apologies for that. issues have interviewed. apologies forthat. it issues have interviewed. apologies for that. it is probably the weather. i will not blame you, staff, i will blame the weather. beat spring stats have been released. _ blame the weather. beat spring stats have been released. good _ blame the weather. beat spring stats have been released. good evening i blame the weather. beat spring stats have been released. good evening to| have been released. good evening to you. one surprising thing is the may stats. it has been the warmest may on record, would you believe? that is not

let's get into it, because mauricio pochettino has less just one year at stamford bridge, meaning chelsea'smutual consent. thomas tuchel has the best record of that four. pochettino's record certainly improved was the end of the season. all of this now points towards enzo maresca. we will dive into his credential shortly, but first bbc sport's told me how chelsea are going down the head coach model rather than a traditional manager stop eli think they have got a real structure in place but they're trying to come this kind of yellow neck modern behemoth club, with departments, so you've got these boarding rectors doing transfers, managing every thing, but they are doing the transfers. —— sporting directors. it is not for the manager to have a huge input there. there really the vision makers, the sporting directors. it isjust vision makers, the sporting directors. it is just the vision makers, the sporting directors. it isjust the management of the players, just the tactics, and that's about it. improve the players development. they are going to have young players, they are doubling down on t

the stamford sofa appears solemnly; it will become not just a favorite place to relax, but a bed forf light objects in the interior here. yes, there is a fireplace, a sofa group, and a carpet, everything is light. and what’s surprising is that the heroine really asked us make a bright interior. we, of course, added quite a lot of dark shades here, and the color of the walls, yes, look at the kitchen, the buffet, well, in general, one could say that we did the opposite, but due to the light elements there is a feeling of air. in that. the interior has approximately equal amounts of dark and light, so in principle this interior can be considered light. it’s great that you and i decided to install a fold-out sofa, because we assume that guests, sons, will come to visit our heroes very often mom. yes, that’s right, our hero didn’t ask for a place to sleep for her sons or for guests, so we met her halfway. and i noticed, by the way, that if the sofa folds out, as a rule, in a difficult state, it is not deep, this one is the opposite, this one is very deep, you can spend time reclining on

how a 100 year old made her way across stamford stage to graduate today. 84 years late and we're watching the latest on the red flag warning for tomorrow and the impact on our air quality from the point fire. look at from the point fire. look at that hour by hour a the skin feeling rougher than sandpaper? don't let it ruin your day. try new dial exfoliating body wash... ...with a touch of creamy cocoa butter and orange extract. reveals soft and healthy- feeling skin after just one shower. dial up your day. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! in campus. it's the fourth one this month. latest fire was reporte

and we're learning that is student journalists was one of the 13 students arrested at stamford 2 weeks ago for barricaded themselves in the university president's office. the school leaders want the prosecution. this student, his name is dylan. go hill. but supporters of the young journalists are urging the da's office to drop the charges. attorneys for go. he'll say he was directed to cover the protest and published reports of what was going on inside. they say that he did not break into the building and did not create the barricade. the school, however, points out the building is not open to the public or the campus community and he should have known better. all of the students involved in that face felony burglary charges. in the south bay this morning, a local branch of the national labor relations board is now taking up case involving drivers working cleanup on bay area development projects. >> they say they have gone almost 2 years without a new contract while fighting their employer premier recycled for the right to hold union activities. complaints from the federal agency's off

get more updates from the university that group of protesters keep you updated, lost their latest stamford michael thomas. let's send it back michael quick question. know you've been actively looking at the social media of the protesters and talking to some folks. >> you hear any word about them having another protest later on today. you know, we originally had gotten more that they may be heading over the jailhouse where some of those proposed protesters really taken by the santa clara county sheriff's office. >> but as of right we have not heard of them actually being there protesting. i will say we are getting word, but the university is saying that if it is students that are involved or if it is graduate students or maybe repercussions when it comes to graduating are walking across the stage and those type of things. so as we get those details finalized. we'll keep you updated michael. we definitely thank you for your coverage and >> glad to see that things are a little bit calmer out there this morning and stay cool out there today as well. >> alright, time's up tunnel for another big

they say several was blown onto the beach later crashed it currently at stamford hospital.er was able to catch the bunny and they named bugs. it was taken to the vet. police say buggs is receiving the care >> i like san pedro street in downtown san jose. they got a brand new look after hundreds of volunteers painted street near last week. threads woven expands over 12,000 square feet. pedro closed to cars pedestrians. a roller skates can enjoy walking over the colorful mural. mayor matt mahan says it's all part of bringing downtown san jose together and supporting small local businesses. giants looking forward to a lock in a win against the diamondbacks. kate rooney has this morning's sports. >> the giants are still in arizona for game 2 of their series with the diamondbacks needed to lock down a win in the desert in hopes of avoiding a 6th straight loss. i mean, when you're on a five-game skid like the giants scoring, only 13 runs in those losses, need to start taking your job seriously, right? how about like this kite? he knows what's going on. selling hot dogs were in th

. >> some events kick off at stamford today, and it comes during a testy time on campuses across thero-palestinian encampment just last week. it came after protesters stormed into the president's office and barricaded themselves inside that building. police made 13 arrests. graduation ceremonies will continue as scheduled this weekend, with melinda french gates as their guest speaker at uc santa cruz has seen similar protests there. commencement events will take place this weekend as well. >> it's been eight years since the mass shooting at pulse nightclub in orlando, florida. a memorial in san francisco last night remembered the 49 lives lost. the castro lgbtq cultural district puts on this event annually. community organizer honey mahogany was this year's special guest emcee, accompanied by speakers at the jane warner plaza. they also held a procession to 18th and castro to lay flowers at the castro memorial gathering spot. a little girl is making medical history. she just became the first pediatric patient to undergo deep brain stimulation. and gloria, it was performed by a robot.

this prompted the couple to get married and she had to leave stamford before ever graduating. finally, after decades, working in education, he's locked, got to walk the stage with her grandkids and great can grandkids in attendance? can grandkids in attendance? you're (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big family road trip! volvo plug-in hybrids short trips on electric, longer trips on gas. mom, can we drive until we see the stars? the volvo xc60 and xc90 plug-in hybrid. visit your local volvo retailer to explore plug-in hybrid vehicles during the summer safely savings event. there hasn't been a big city mayor to face a recall election since 2011, but that will all soon change before the end of this year. the alameda county registrar of voters has come from those wanting to recall oakland mayor sheng thao have gathered enough valid signatures to force a recall on this election as kron four's dan kerman tells us most of those who face recalls end up losing. >>we cannot

host: let's go to the phones with julian in stamford, connecticut. republican.aller: good morning. how are you? host: good. caller: a couple of little points. i guess 50 million is enough. he still allowing 2500 everyday to come in. it is too late. he has destroyed this country with the 50 league illegals that entered this country. god only knows how many people, terrorist. it is lovely to see you. you look beautiful as usual. host: thank you. the gallup poll from a month ago as of april. immigration name to top u.s. problem for third straight month. immigration has been the most politically polarizing issue mentioned in the past 25 years. a couple graphs to show you here. they are not coming in but it says republicans are far more likely than democrats and independents to name immigration is the most important issue. in the latest poll, 40% compared with 8% of democrats mentioned immigration. independents fell roughly in the middle at 25%. republicans mentioned the issue has come down from february when a record high 57% named it. democrats -- fewer democrats n

he is set to appear at the frost amphitheater in stamford. >> tuesday through thursday, this week.e golden gate bridge to draw awareness to gun violence. their latest demands to lawmakers. now on the kron. 4 morning news state lawmakers under pressure to navigate a massive budget deficit. our capitol correspondent breaks down the latest. plus, mayor matt mahan delivers his state of the city address in san jose where he's prioritizing for the year ahead. and also happening today, lanes on 6.80, are closed for a pavement project. caltrans says this does affect southbound 6.80, between alcosta boulevard in san ramon and the i-5, a 6, 80 connector in pleasanton lanes reopen at 4 in the morning on monday. alc right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news who got a lot of news we're covering for you this morning. let's get you started this half hour at 9.30. but look at your forecast. stays far in the weather center, of course, tracking it all for they a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. still some leftover fog here in spots here and there, although a lot

remember he had just one season at stamford bridge.e unequivocal. this labour party is totally committed to the security of our nation, to our armed forces, and importantly to our nuclear deterrent. it is essential. that is why labour has announced a new triple lock commitment to our nuclear deterrent. we will maintain britain's continuous at—sea deterrent 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, deliver all the needed upgrades and we will build four new nuclear submarines like the ones i saw in barrow. that won'tjust keep us safe, but will also support good jobs and growth across the uk. let's speak to former british army colonel and the former commanding officer of the uk'sjoint chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear regiment, hamish de bretton gordon. thank you for being with us. what do you make of what you heard today? first of all i am delighted he has put defence as a key issue in this election. if we get defence wrong a lot of the other things could become horrifically irrelevant. i am delighted he has confirmed our nuclear det

it is near stamford in lincolnshire.posed by the tories but at the same time they promise local people will be heard. the greens, plaid cymru and the snp take a similar view. reform say they would scrap net—zero mac and get rid of all renewable subsidies. you net-zero mac and get rid of all renewable subsidies.— net-zero mac and get rid of all renewable subsidies. you are getting a lot of questions _ renewable subsidies. you are getting a lot of questions in. _ renewable subsidies. you are getting a lot of questions in. amy _ renewable subsidies. you are getting a lot of questions in. amy from i a lot of questions in. amy from norfolk wants to know why there doesn't seem to be much focus on climate issues in this election. is he right? she is. allthe parties do he right? she is. all the parties do have climate policies but i think she is right there has been a huge amount of... there was a huge rally in london this weekend. tens of thousands of people turned out for the restore nature rally. it was supported by nature an