stamford, famous university near the city of san francisco, california, an old, popular and influential university with a list of famous graduates. i'm larry page, i'm co-founder and a ceo of google. i was at stanford 1995 through 98, i studied computer science, i was in the phd program there at stanford, i did not quite graduate. i'm sergey britten, i'm uh from google, and uh, prior to that i was a ph.d. student at stanford. all these features make the annual graduation ceremony of this university, more special than other universities. of course, there are more significant instances among these special ceremonies, instances such as the 2005 graduation ceremony. stamford had a special guest that year, guest who did not graduate from any university, but he was invited to say important things to the students as an unofficial graduate from the world outside of college. it now gives me great pleasure to introduce this year's commencement speaker steve jobs, the chief executive officer and co-founder of apple and pixar animation studios. in those years everyone knew steve jobs with apple inc

meanwhile at stamford bridge, eberechi eze�*s second half goal was enough to earn crystal palace theirthe premier league season as they came from behind to draw 1—1 at chelsea. nicolas jackson had given chelsea the lead in the first half but enzo maresca's side are still waiting for their first league win at home. kylian mbappe scored his first la liga goals for real madrid as they beat real betis at the bernabeu. it's been a bit of a wait for the most significant signing of european football's close season, this was real�*s fourth game of the new league campaign. but shortly after his first along came a second as his side completed a 2—0 victory over betis. meanwhile thomas muller made a club record 710th appearance for bayern munich and scored a milestone goal too. the second in bayern�*s 2—0 win over freiburg was his 150th in the bundesliga and kept up their perfect start to the season. now normally when you talk about a nation doubling their medals tally at an olympics or paralympics, it might be after a day that brought two or three, but in paris on sunday great britain claimed 12

stamford had a special guest that year, guest who did not graduate from any university, but he was invited to say important things to the students as an unofficial graduate from the world outside of college. it now gives me great. pleasure to introduce this year's commencement speaker, steve jobs, the chief executive officer and co-founder of apple and pixar animation studios. in those years everyone knew steve jobs with apple incorporated and pixar, a man who was able to become one of the most powerful people in the field of technology within two decades. now he was standing in front of the stanford graduates to tell them about his life course. jobs started his speech with three stories, although it was later revealed that... the text of his speech was written with the help of someone else, everyone was impressed that day. the text of the speech was simple: jobs told his life story, the story of co-founding apple, and the hardships he endered along the way. he constantly used second person pronouns. he directly addressed the audience at the ceremony so that his words were intimate and tan

hat—trick while pedro neto and an own goal from barrow�*s goalkeeper paul farman gave them a 5—0 win at stamford of game, i'm always worried a lot, because they are tricky games. and football is full of these games where you underestimate the other team and you concede goals, you concede chances, tonight i think the performance was very good and we show how serious we are. the shock of the night nearly came at walsall�*s bescot stadium as they held leicester to a goalless draw, but steve cooper's side avoided a shock defeat, winning 3—0 in a penalty shootout. aston villa are also into round four after they beat wycombe wanderers 2—1. off the pitch, manchester united manager erik ten hag says it's "unavoidable that players will get injured" — because they're playing too many games. players�* welfare has been an ongoing theme of late, after fifpro began legal proceedings injune against world football's governing body fifa in an attempt to guarantee breaks for players. there are too many games. it's clear, too many competitions. the top players, they are overloaded and this is not good for football

stamford, famous university near the city of san francisco, california, an old, popular and influential university with a list of famous. steve jobs with apple incorporated and pixar, a man who was able to become one of the most powerful people in the field of technology within two decades. now he was standing in front of the stampford graduates to tell them about his life course. jobs started his speech with three stories, although it was later revealed that the text of his speech was written with the help of someone else, everyone was impressed that day. the text of the speech was simple: jobs told his life story, the story of co-founding apple, and the hardships he endered along the way. he constantly used second person pronouns. he directly addressed the audience at the ceremony so that his words were intimate and tangible. these language arrangements. were used to encourage stanford graduates to work. jobs talked about work and pleasure. he said, find something you like. he emphasized that finding a job is like finding life partner, and true satisfaction means having interest in yo

pasamos entonces a stamford bridge, donde el chelsea enfrentó al brighton y 1 de los blues y su historiao. y otro que hizo historia fue raúl jiménez. el delantero mexicano del fulham le dio la victoria a su equipo uno a 0 sobre el nottingham forest con el gol número 50 en la premier league. en su cuenta personal, raúl sumó 40 goles con el wolverhampton entre 2018 y 2023, en lo que fue su mejor momento en la premier, que lamentablemente se vio truncado por esa fuerte lesión en el cráneo. sin embargo, jiménez ha ido retomando su nivel de a poco y en esta temporada con el fulham este es su cuarto partido. como titular consecutivo, anotando al menos un gol en cada 1 de ellos. vamos ahora con las chivas rayadas del guadalajara, que esta noche regresan a la pantalla de telemundo cuando reciban a los rayados de monterrey en casa, el rebaño llega luego de perder frente al cruz azul, que es líder del torneo y todavía con las bajas de acabo y ahora con javier hernández, quien no estará por lesión, aunque pudieron recuperar al chivas sepúlveda, además de seguir invictos en casa en los últimos 8 en

they beat tottenham 2—1 at st james' park... while eberechi eze earned crystal palace a point at stamfordalympics programme at the stade de france. the men's t13100 metres was won by skander djamil athmani of algeria who edged out norway's world record holder salum ageze kashafali in the closing stages to take gold with a paralympic record. meanwhile in the women's t34100 metres, britain's hannah cockcroft won paralympicgb's 20th gold medal of the paris games, and herfourth in as many games in this event. team—mate kare adenegan took silver on what has become great britain's most successful day at the paralympics this century. paula badosa was the first player of the day through to the quarter finals of the us open singles. the spaniard beat yafan wang of china in two comfortable — if not quick sets. her 6—1 6—2 victory taking nearly 90 minutes. it's the first time she's reached the last 8 in new york. ferrari's charles leclerc won the italian grand prix as championship leader max verstappen�*s advantage in the standings was whittled down again. lando norris is now 60 points behind the wo

chelsea boardroom tussle continues as todd bohley and clearlake capital battle for full control at stamfordridge. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the first of thousands of prisoners in england and wales have been allowed out ofjail early today, as part of a new government scheme to try to ease prison overcrowding. more than 1700 have been released today, in the first wave, with more than 5,000 to be let out early over the next two months. those released today had been sentenced to up to five years in jail. they have served 40% of their time rather than the usual 50%. the government says those jailed for more than four years for serious violent offences, orfor sex offences and domestic abuse, are not eligible for early release. the justice secretary says every available measure is being taken to protect the public. here's our uk correspondent daniel sandford. at wandsworth prison today... 0h! ..inmates walking free early from their sentences, celebrating with their friends. some hiding theirfaces as they left the jail. let's go! hi, let's go! 0thers making up for lost time w

before that, big spending chelsea are taking on crystal palace at stamford bridge where it's currentlyhi eze. newcastle tottenham i all too harvey barnes with the opener but spurs level thanks to a dan burn own goal. alexander isak. later liverpool's new dutch head coach arne slot will come up against erik ten hag for theirfirst premier league encounter. slot says that he knows his countryman — but not well enough to call him a friend. no, no, no friends. friends is something else, i think. but a very good relationship, but a friend is someone you see a lot and you go outwith. go out to dinner with them, but that is not something we have done in the past. for that we do not know each other well enough. liverpool, it is clear. they are in a different phase of the lifecycle. they have a team that has matured. so, players already who are longer together, playing longer together and who are very experienced. experienced. and we have much more of a mix and we have to build a new team. celtic are back on top of the scottish premiership after a comfortable 3—0 win over rangers in the old firm

during their preseason tour of the us but failed to make a first—team appearance during his time at stamfordands club. also on his way to saudi arabia is the brazilian he's left chelsea to join al—nassr for a fee understood to be more he featured for chelsea during their preseason tour of the us but failed to make a first—team appearance during his time at stamford bridge. finallyjust a quick cricket line, because its been confirmed this morning that lord's will host the world test championship final for the first time next year. the five—day final in june, will be held between the two highest—ranking teams in the test championship. india are currently top, with australia second. england are fourth, having lost six of their 15 tests over the past 18 months. that's it from me, there's more on all those stories over on the bbc sport website and app including all of todays action from the paralympics but from the sportsday team here in salford, it's goodbye. let me update you on that breaking story we brought you, a major search and rescue operation under way in the channel after a boat carryin

chelsea boardroom tussle continues as todd bohley and clearlake capital battle for full control at stamford allowed out ofjail early today, as part of a new government scheme to try to ease prison overcrowding. more than 1700 have been released today,

crystal palace have their first point of the season earlier as they drew i—i away at stamford bridge.half and squandarerd a number of chances before taking the lead when nicolas jackson slotted home past dean henderson. palace came back into it, though, after the halftime break, and drew level in the 53rd minute thanks to a superb individual effort from eberechi eze. we completely deserved to win the game with the amount of chances we had, and we didn't concede many chances, probably the only chance was the goal. a fantastic goal. ifeel the only chance was the goal. a fantastic goal. i feeljust a shame for the per�*s because it deserved to win the game, but the direction is clear. chelsea three years ago won the championship, but now it is not that kind of chelsea, so sometimes you don't win, it's normal. a very tough game and we could see the — a very tough game and we could see the quality of chelsea, especially in the first—half. we had _ especially in the first—half. we had a great goalkeeper, and they were a bit lucky, but we adapted _ they were a bit lucky, but we adapted one or

another team making up ground at the top were chelsea after an extraordinary game at stamford bridgeg goals in london, six of them in total, all of them coming in the first half. and all four of chelsea's coming courtesy of cole palmer. the 22—year—old writing himself into the history books becoming the first player in the premier league to score four times in an opening half. amazingly, the england star also hit the post and had a further goal ruled out before the break. he becomes the first chelsea player to score 20 premier league goals in a calendar year since diego costa back in 2016. it's a 4—2 victory that leaves chelsea fourth in the table, just a point behind city and arsenal. very good win, probably we could do better in some moment of the game but overall i think we deserve to win the game. and also i think this kind of game, are games that the team need to improve things and to understand so for me it's been a fantastic day. there was a first premier league win of the season for everton as they beat crystal palace 2—1 at goodison park. it's a victory that relieves a bit o

united and liverpool still to come before that big spending chelsea are taking on crystal palace at stamfordirfirst premier league encounter. slot says that he knows his countryman — but not well enough to call him a friend: no, no, no friends. friends is something else, i think. but a very good relationship, but a friend is someone you see a lot and you go outwith. go out to dinner with them, but that is not something we have done in the past. for that we do not know each other well enough. liverpool, it is clear. they are in a different phase of the life cycle. they have a team that has matured. so, players all ready who are longer together, playing clump together, and who are very —— playing longer together and who are — —— playing longer together and who are very experienced. and we have much more of a mix and we have to build a new team. celtic and rangers are approaching full time in the first old firm derby of the new scottish premiership season. celtic — who've lostjust one of the last 12 derbies in all competitions — are all set to go top of the table with a win. they lead 3—0 thank

chelsea boardroom tug of war as todd bohley and clearlake capital battle to take full control at stamforde. and legendry fi designer adrian newey tells about his plans to help lead aston martin to the world championship. also coming up on sportsday: britain's dan evans has tasted davis cup succces before, can they do it again without andy murray on the team when it gets underway tomorrow. when it gets underway tomorrow? and the legend that is sir ben ainslie talks to us about moving another step closer to becoming the first british crew to win the america's cup. to becoming the first british crew it to becoming the first british crew does feel like we unpaid it does feel like we have a lot of unpaid potential on the boat. we got the potential to go all the way in this competition. —— untapped potential. welcome along, great to have you with us. harry kane then will win his 100th england cap tonight against finland at wembley in the nations league. kane made his debut in 2015 and is england's all—time leading scorer with 66 goals in 99 games. the bayern munich striker will become the first

forbes ranks stamford number 2 and uc berkeley number 5, stanford moved up a spot since last year's ranking and uc berkeley's ranking stay the same. princeton took the top spot. it's and coming up next on the kron, morning news east coast dockworkers are set to go on strike. we'll see how that will affect a 1ajor port right here in the bay area. and >> our holiday hi, i'm sally. i'm from phoenix, arizona. i'm a flight nurse on a helicopter that specializes in trauma. i've been doing flight nursing for 24 years. i had a fear that i wouldn't be able to keep up. i wanted all the boost i could get! i heard about prevagen from a friend. i read the clinical study on it and it had good reviews. i've been taking prevagen now for five years and it's really helped me stay sharp and present. it's really worked for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. w

meanwhile, at stamford bridge, eberechi eze's second half goal was enough to earn crystal palace theirzo maresca's side are still waiting for their first league win at home. celtic are back on top of the scottish premiership after a comfortable 3—0 win over rangers in the old firm derby. daizen maeda scored the opener, guiding in a close—range finish from alistairjohnston's cross. japanese striker kyogo furuhashi added to his bulging derby tally to make it two. callum mcgregor added a third. celtic are top on goal difference. it's been a day to remember for charles leclerc and ferrari after a stunning formula one victory at the italian grand prix. ferrari chose a daring one—stop strategy for leclerc, whilst mclaren took the conventional two—stop approach — and it allowed leclerc to pull off a sensational home win for the team and finish ahead of oscar piastri and lando norris. leclerc holding on to win by 2.6 seconds. norris started on pole but was overtaken on the first lap. he's now 62 points behind the championship leader max verstappen who finished sixth. after the race, the fia co

as they beat tottenham 2—1 at stjames' park, while eberechi eze earned crystal palace a point at stamfordth celtic continuing their good recent run in the old firm against rangers, winning 3—nil. in la liga girona have their second win of the season, beating sevilla 2—nil, while champions real madrid are playing real betis. thomas muller scored on his record 710th bayern munich appearance in their 2—nil win over freiburg in bundesliga. sprints in many forms have been the feature of the evening's paralympics programme at the stade de france. the men's t13100 metres was won by skander djamil athmani of algeria who edged out norway's world record holder salum ageze kashafali in the closing stages to take gold with a paralympic record. meanwhile in the women's t34100 metres, of the paris games, and herfourth in as many games in this event. team—mate kare adenegan took silver on what has become great britain's most successful day at the paralympics this century. paula badosa was the first player of the day through to the quarter finals of the us open singles. the spaniard beat yafan wang of ch

once again, it was the cole palmer show at stamford bridge as chelsea beat brighton 4—2. start to life as chelsea boss — they're fourth in the table after six games. for palmer, the records keep tumbling and he's taking it all in his stride. ijust i just tried to ijust tried to play every game i just tried to play every game as best as i can and hope i can pull off performances like i did today. perhaps there is a bit of dennis bergkamp about the way that you place a how do you feel about that sort of analysis? i place a how do you feel about that sort of analysis?— sort of analysis? i know he is a leaend sort of analysis? i know he is a legend of— sort of analysis? i know he is a legend of the _ sort of analysis? i know he is a legend of the premier - sort of analysis? i know he is a legend of the premier league | sort of analysis? i know he is a i legend of the premier league but sort of analysis? i know he is a - legend of the premier league but i did not really watch him. i think i was too young. did not really watch him. i think! was too young-— did not really watch

there was history made at stamford bridge, as chelsea's cole palmer became the first player to scorehey were premier league wins, two for arsenal and liverpool. and in cricket, england are on the verge of completing a stunning odi turnaround against australia . turnaround against australia. >> it's going to

. >> reporter: born ina rosenberg in 1948 and grew up in stamford, connecticut, where her father was say that your father was prone to temper tantrums. he would physically beat you? >> he would hit me, yeah. >> reporter: and sometimes drag you around by your hair? >> yeah, it was bad. it was bad. >> reporter: i mean, come on. you said at times you actually feared for your life? >> i think i wanted to fight back, but i was afraid he would kill me. >> reporter: did your mother protect you in any way? >> maybe she was as afraid as i was. >> reporter: but her life would change when she was just 16 while visiting her brother at dartmouth college, another student named jeffrey garten spotted her through the library window. what did you find so attractive? >> everything. absolutely everything. the way she was standing. she was laughing. and she was just beautiful. >> reporter: he rankled an introduction and they were married in 1968 with jeffrey in his army reserve uniform. >> hi, sweetie! >> that looks great. >> reporter: while he is sometimes a congenial presence on ina's shows, he is als

there was history made at stamford bridge, as chelsea's cole palmer became the first player to score four goals in the first half of a game. they were premier league wins, two for arsenal and liverpool. and in cricket, england are on the verge of completing a stunning odi turnaround against australia . turnaround against australia. >> it's going to be an unsettled day in the west with outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds, but drier in the east. i'll have all of the latest coming up shortly. >> it's just gone 6:00. >> it's just gone 6:00. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is gb news. breakfast. the boris johnson memoirs are still making interesting reading today in the mail on sunday. his his new memoir, unleashed, is being serialised by the mail. and what one of the things i find very interesting, and what one of the things i find very interesting , because i find very interesting, because i didn't know and i don't know whether many people knew. are you unhappy about me saying this? >> no, because it's out there now. yeah. >> is that boris says that when he went

amateur playing on sunday league fields, trying to fight for pitches to, play now at the likes of stamfordu think that big change was? i always say that it was the world cup around 2015. this is when everybody started taking notice and then the women's game just went like that straight after. is it what you felt? did you feel there was a huge change at that time? >> yeah, i think 2015 in canada winning the bronze medal, it's the first time we'd medalled at a world cup in a lot years since the guys won it in 66, and then you go to kind of 2019, in france, where we had 12 million people watch us in the semi final against usa, and then you move on to what the lionesses did in 2022 when they won the euros. so it's constantly been building, but yeah, it's , it's building, but yeah, it's, it's still, there's still a long way to go. and this grassroots kind of research that sure have done it just shows that. so it's in a great place, but we've got a lot of work to do still as well. >> now, now the research then is this this is on women's football. right. and this is not just grassroots. this is m