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tess and her granny susan. morning, tess! tess and her granny susan- you — morning, tess! saturday mornings but we broke up for the season. in september i'm playing and doing some football camps in august. state ri . ht football camps in august. state right there _ football camps in august. state right there because _ football camps in august. state right there because there - football camps in august. state right there because there is - football camps in august. state right there because there is someone i know who is itching to have a word with you. ian, can you still hear us? pro what is listening to you, i wonder if you want to have a quick word. i wonder if you want to have a quick word. . ., wonder if you want to have a quick word. , . ., ,, word. i 'ust want to say, tess, when ou word. ijust want to say, tess, when ou see word. ijust want to say, tess, when you see that — word. ijust want to say, tess, when you see that girl— word. ijust want to say, tess, when you see that girl is _ word. ijust want to say, tess, when you see that girl is plain, _ word. ijust want

tess is listening to you, i wonder if you want to have a quick word with tess.f you celebrating, can actually be a professional footballer, and this is why, people don't understand how wonderful the achievement is at the moment. could you give tess a few words of advice? i wanted to find out what position tess plays. well, i love playing midfielder. right, so what i would say, as a midfielder, tess, before the ball comes to you, and you're looking, you have to be looking around everywhere to see, that once the ball comes, you've already got the picture in your head of where you're going to pass the ball next. so my advice to you is, watch keira walsh — make sure you know what you're going to do next before you get the ball, as a midfielder. can you believe this, tess? you stand up and celebrate last night, you end up on the telly and now you're being interviewed live on the telly, talking to ian wright, i mean, less than 12 hours ago...? it's crazy" did you realise you were being filmed when the camera was on you? no! like, normally, they look at the big screen

i found out because mum kept on getting messages saying tess is on film, tess is on camera, tess is onyou see the girls playing, does it make you think, oh, - i could do that one day? does it make you feel that? yeah, definitely. and then you are on the tv again. yes. how was that? i had to quickly get my england kit on, quickly do my hair, quickly clean my teeth, quickly get my shoes on, and then we had to go straight on the interview. so, tell us, how much do you love football? i love it to the moon and back. and what is it that you love about this england team? i love how they don't take it all for themselves, they pass all the time and they have a good mindset and they think about what they are going to do next. they don'tjust take the ball and kick it somewhere. against germany, i think we willjust scrape 3-2. what is the ultimate aim? what would you like to do next? are you hopeful one day you might be able to follow in the footsteps of the england team? what i want to do when i'm old is play for man united women and england women. because i love football. you have seen the semif

right amount of ketchup when the spud spoon makes it to the united states, it's unclear. >> today tess pump, the nationwide average $4. 60. prices continue to edge lower, but still it costs $1.46 a more than it did this year. >>> the dow down 143, and the nasdaq up four i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> new information on the alleged attempt by former president trump to contact a january 6th committee witness. when the call was reportedly placed and where the employees worked >>> prosecutors lay out new evidence against alex murdoch. >>> but the fallout from a 10-year-old girl who was raped, and denied an abortion under state law. she traveled into indiana to get the procedure. now indiana's attorney says he plans to investigate to see if the doctor reported the abortion properly he spoke on fox news last night. >> the evidence as we speak, and we're going to fight this to the end, including looking at her licensure, if she failed to report in indiana, it's a climb to intentionally not report. >> the ag did not provide any evidence

>> reporter: among those killed, tess marie mata, who was in the fourth grade.er parents, jerry and veronica. >> we never thought we'd go through this, and we're living through it now. and for anybody that's out there you need to make sure that this is stopping. >> it needs to stop. >> it has to stop. it has to stop. how many more kids have to die before they -- these people understand? >> reporter: across the country protests against gun violence have reached a fever pitch. this morning president biden marking the passage of the safer communities gun safety act, the first significant gun reform in decades. >> the action we take today is a step designed to make our nation the kind of nation we should be. >> reporter: his speech interrupted by manuel oliver, a parent who lost his son in the 2018 parkland mass shooting. >> i've been trying to tell you this for years. >> let me finish my comment. let him talk. let him talk. >> not one more child! >> reporter: the same frustration that more needs to be done, overflowing in uvalde. >> no peace! >> reporter: seven wee

for girls like tess it is notjust debated.ng it to believe it but having access to play the sport they have fallen in love with. tonight england will discover who they will play on sunday in the final is the second semifinal is played in milton keynes between france and the eight times champion germany. england women may never have lifted a picture trophy but their manager sarina wiegman knows exactly what it takes to take a team to victory in a home tournament. she did it with the netherlands in euro 2017 and what is clear is the lionesses prowl on to wembley for the first major tournament final since 2009, they are the pride of the nation. rail passengers are facing huge disruption after thousands of workers walked out in a continuing dispute about pay and working conditions. only about a fifth of britain's train services are running — many areas having no services at all today. the red lines here show the routes where some trains are operating — but network rail has warned people to travel only if absolutely necessary. 0ur

but as tess, enraged by the country's unprecedented crisis take over that compound, they blamed the president and his family for skyrockets and prizes and acute shortages. where i live in columbia. also coming up, dylan mosque drops his bed to buy twitter. the well to richest man says the platform allows to many boards and fake accounts to it now says it intends to take legal action. ah, eddie micah juniors the name welcome to the program. so long as capital columbo is in turmoil after protest, a storm, the compound of precedents go to buy. our raja packs up security sauce is see he left the area elia for his own safety. public anger at the country's dida has been mountain during the countries unprecedented economic crisis. people are enjoying acute shortages of fuel food on medicines. when a country unable to pay for imports, critics leave the hardships on it. roger fox, up on his family, who they see are corrupt. we can now talk to a mile an hour. yes. engage senior assistant editor at that he mild salvation in columbia. hello marlyn. so how did the president and his government react to tha

the next phase of my life it's my reboot >> reporter: a reboot that includes his first grandchild, tessoyd first held her right before the transplant and keeps this card hanging on his fridge. >> i don't think we'll ever take that down because it's a reminder of where we were at that time. but it's also a reminder of how blessed we are going forward. now my goal is to see her grow up. >> reporter: while his cancer has no cure, boyd hopes ongoing treatments will keep it at bay for as long as possible. >> every day that i get is a gift. i don't know how many days i'm going to have but i'm going to enjoy every one of them. >> reporter: already he has returned to the thing that brings him joy, his job, because in boyd's land of 10,000 stories, there are so many more tales to tell. joe fryer, nbc news, minneapolis. >> we look forward to hearing those stories for years to come. that's "nightly news" for this friday. an all new "nightly news kids edition" airs this saturday hope you'll check it out. it's in your local listings thank you for watching i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and e

and tess is off to wembley.l see what the weekend. 0k, thank you, goodbye! that's ok, that's all right, darling. despite the strides that have been made, with just 63% of schools currently offering girls football in pe lessons and challenges with diversity, too, the football association knows this home tournament must be a catalyst for change but is confident it will be. i think it would be a landmark moment, as far as i am concerned, for women's sport, for women's football. but probably, most importantly, for the players. sarina has done an outstanding job as head coach. she's remarkable. she's a one—off, she's very special. acknowledging that youngsters... need to be able to play the game they've fallen in love with. laura scott, bbc news. england have beaten south africa by 41 runs to take a 1—0 lead in their t20 series, after a match that had 29 sixes in bristol. england's huge score of 234—6 came partly thanks to south africa's inability to take their catches. —— their second highest in the format. jonny ba

first to use camouflage uniforms of the armed forces ukraine well, what's going on in the wet mountain tessws ah actually eh if we already knocked out the occupiers from the chornobyl npp then we'll knock them out of the uglyhir tpp even if they somehow managed to get there in a moment, in 15 minutes, we will return and continue our analytical studies, we will talk in particular about the grain corridors, what news there is, when they will become operational, and what risks experts and farmers see, about this immediately after the release of the news that our colleague is ready to present anna eva melnyk, colleague, hello, maria, thank you, reda

well, you can now make 6 figures by tess taste in candy, the company candy funhouse wants to hire a chiefcandy officer, the starting salary, $100,000 a year the candy officer hit better like sweet stuff because they're going to have to approve all the candy in the company's inventory help, but do no worries. the job comes with dental benefits wolf. that's the least they can do right? all right. we'll check this out. this mansion for sale in san diego county, setting offer a better ecological footprint. its owners have been using goats to manage vegetation girl on the 4 acre property like that go just posen. and judging from these images of 10, a crate job to now, this isn't the first of herd of goats being. usually they do that here. they're trying to control the vegetation of even had some relatives use goats 6th afternoon. seven-bedroom property is listed at just over. going to drum roll. please. 7 and a half million dollars. the goats, foreigners, however, are higher separately. so you have to hire those goats if you want them to continue to keep up the lawn. there. i will coming up in

ah a daring attack on a prison outside of boucher again tess nigeria, security. i so claim the ambush in which hundreds of prisoners were freed. doesn't i? do you have the resources and capabilities to car violence by on route without assistance? this is inside stock. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm rob madison. a brazen attack in a maximum security prison outside nigerian capital as laid bare the persistent struggles with insecurity. ios claimed responsibility for tuesdays jailbreak, which freed more than $800.00 inmates, about $400.00 prisoners is still on the run among them. several commanders of i sal, unbuckle her arm to arm groups that have been responsible for a series of attacks across nigeria. that's left people in the surrounding community and in the nearby capital boucher a fate for their safety. it's also raising more dives about the government's capacity to deal with spiraling insecurity. and let digits reports from could j hawthorne to say the operation to re arrest, escaped, convict. it's yielding reside. but it's the admission by the def

for girls like tess, it's notjust about seeing it to believe it, but having access to play the sporttjoins me, one of the founders of the association for physical education — which works with schools and organisations that deliver physical education. eileen, very good evening to use. good evening to you. for you say anything, can i say on behalf of the association, congratulations to those amazing women? you association, congratulations to those amazing women? you are making me well u -i those amazing women? you are making me well up! itut — those amazing women? you are making me well up! itut in _ those amazing women? you are making me well up! but in a _ those amazing women? you are making me well up! but in a good _ those amazing women? you are making me well up! but in a good way, - those amazing women? you are making me well up! but in a good way, in a - me well up! but in a good way, in a good way, and a 9.3 million watching it live, these figures are starting to tell their own story of our they not? that in itself is really something. someone with your background, how do we as

for girls like tess, it's notjust about seeing it to believe it, but having access to play the sportup on the thought ian white had, here is somebody who did something before it, val hoyle, the club secretary of rotherham united, founded in 1969 by you.— club secretary of rotherham united, founded in 1969 by you. yeah, that's true. founded in 1969 by you. yeah, that's we come — founded in 1969 by you. yeah, that's we come a — founded in 1969 by you. yeah, that's true. come a long _ founded in 1969 by you. yeah, that's true. come a long way _ founded in 1969 by you. yeah, that's true. come a long way since - founded in 1969 by you. yeah, that's true. come a long way since then. i true. come a long way since then. boy, you've come a long way and for women of rotherham. how old were you when you founded the club? 11. women of rotherham. how old were you when you founded the club?— when you founded the club? 11, going on 12. so, when you founded the club? 11, going on 12. so. why? _ when you founded the club? 11, going on 12. so, why? because _ when you founded the club? 11, going on 12.

but as tess, enraged by the country's unprecedented crisis take over that compound, they blamed the president and his family for skyrockets. and.

. >> thanks, tess. that sounds like fun. well, it was a fairly busy had oakland's airport today. again, nothing too crazy. this was the scene tonight. some cars dropping off travelers at the curb lines inside to check in. but again, it wasn't anything a terrible one woman heading out of town from el serino described her experience. >> a few brief definitely some long lines was shockingly busy, really, really long lines. but they they move people through quickly. it seems like they only had to maybe there may be a little short staffed. >> it is expected that roughly 240,000 people will travel through the airport during the long holiday weekend. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest single day with the highest number of booked flights. >> well, let's check outside and see how our weather is doing for those who are coming into the bay area. and oh, yes, sorry, people traveling one where the other lawrence give us a look at the holiday weekend. get ready. we'll see more of that fog. i think cooler than normal temperatures around the bay area. then as we get in the 4th of july, likel

and tess is off to wembley. be a catalyst for change — but is confident it will be. i think it would be a landmark moment, as far as i'm concerned, for women's sport, for women's football — but probably, most importantly, for the players. i mean, sarina has done an outstanding job as head coach. she's remarkable. she's a one—off, she's very special. ten years to the day since london 2012 began, there is a real determination to harness the legacy of this home euros — acknowledging that youngsters inspired by alessia russo's moments of genius, or mary earps' gravity—defying deflections need to be able to play the game they've fallen in love with. laura scott, bbc news. england have beaten south africa by 41 runs to take a 1—0 lead in their t20 series, after a match that had 29 sixes in bristol. england's huge score of 234—6 was their second—highest in this format. it came partly thanks to south africa's inability to take their catches, jonny bairstow alone was dropped four times, while he shared a big partnership

i found out because mum kept on getting messages saying tess is on film, tess is on camera, tess is one to follow in the footsteps of the england team?— able to follow in the footsteps of the england team? what i want to do when i'm old — the england team? what i want to do when i'm old is _ the england team? what i want to do when i'm old is play _ the england team? what i want to do when i'm old is play for— the england team? what i want to do when i'm old is play for man - the england team? what i want to do when i'm old is play for man united l when i'm old is play for man united women and england women. because i love football. you women and england women. because i love football-— love football. you have seen the semifinal- _ love football. you have seen the semifinal. you _ love football. you have seen the semifinal. you really _ love football. you have seen the semifinal. you really should - love football. you have seen the semifinal. you really should get| love football. you have seen the l semifinal. you really should get to the final, right? so, what would you say if we coul

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involve in terms of rightly so, perhaps, give us your take and what is going on, in terms of prices tessappeared where they're going to be going. >> that's a lot of things to cover, we have a gee on those have all come together to and vladimir putin has move the break the alliance, so all of that is happening. the u.s. was getting to help our refi refineries there's very little that the administration could do now. what is your sense particularly in europe, where there could be a true energy crisis, or natural gas prices are 5, 6, 7 sometimes hire he went so far to talk about a lehman brothers-style and it just takes time. >> do you think we'll see any change in supply the saudi it was a phone call, now they're going to get a visit. obviously there are other strategic questions, such as iran, but of course it is about oil. our concern is when we look at the numbers, there isn't a lot of spare capacity, as it's called, in saudi arabia, neighboring uae, so i think we'll see a step up in saudi oil, but there's not a gusher there waiting to be uncapped but i think for him to go there is a re

tess in north carolina, you are opposing the president's executive orders on climate change. to the conversation. host: thank you for having -- caller: thank you for having me. the senator from alaska who had the charts, i researched this last night. i found that in 2019, we led the world in our reduction of co2 and clean water infrastructure. that was 2019. i said, well, did it continue on? i went for 2020. we also led the world in 2020. now, what happened was, the united nations came out officially and said all the united states needed to do was keep doing what they were doing. we did not need to be a part of this paris climate accord. now, i know this presents as an emergency, but these types of shifts have gone on since the beginning of this earth. it is the weather we see just changing and everything. man does not make this decision to have these heat spells or cold period's of time. what i am saying is, we should give credit to the administration in 2019 and 2020. we should keep doing what we are already doing, which is leading the world. we should gather nations togeth

i couldn't agree more with tess that there is a lot of congestion on our streets because of the tncs. in fact, it was mentioned in the memorandum, but not mentioned by the presenter that studies show that tncs shift people away from other means of travel, including walking, bicycling and transit. tncs do more car trips than what would otherwise have occurred and research has shown that tncs circulate on streets frequently with few or no passengers and compete with public transit instead of supplementing it, let alone taxi drivers. this is unfair. tncs does not consider people with low income who don't have cell phones and cannot hail a ride share. if you don't have a cell phone, you're not in the loop. so, yeah. sorry. goodbye. >> last call for public comment. seeing no additional requests to speak, public comment on this item is now closed and the item is now before you, commissioners. >> president tanner: thank you. i want to start out by thanking staff, including all the other agencies who worked on this report and bringing it to us and those who called in, public comment. i don't

hello this is tess. district 5. i'm with the aclu and the other callers concerned about this unprecedentsd and previously opposed police introugz in public lives. every time the police in our city and other cities are begin more powers, mull than i get used against people who are black and brown. somehow they get used against people who are gay or different or religiously differents. somehow, and -- i points out that the department of justice had some 250 recommendations requirements for the city police to do to show reperform and they have implemented a mere handful of those. i watch in the horror the community video of the police who arrived at the scene of 2 men fighting one with a knife. and they tried interventions within 10 minutes than i lined up a few feet away and shot them dead. you want me to give trust to people like that. no. we need to be careful about the police department not guilty it show its is concerned about public safety. and not about attacking the minority of choice and protecting itself. tha

well, in general now. under the control of the allied forces, eugene tess is released.main attack? hello eugene, well, talk about the fact that in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe test of the direction of the main strike, it’s probably wrong here to guard that the whole group forces and means of the allies continues offensive actions towards the slavic kramatorsk agglomeration, and the liberation of the ugolgorsk thermal power plant one of the largest thermal power plants in europe and this is another page in the history of these offensive actions. now the main efforts of the units of the formation of the russian army and the luhansk and donetsk people's militia, as well as other formations, in particular the fighters of the private military company wagner, are focused on the liberation of three cities. this is seversk, this is bakhmut. he is artyomovsk and this is solidarity. the fighting takes place in the immediate vicinity of the solidar, but continues in its own right. speaking, there was already bakhmut along the front line in the area, and now the liberation of the

i couldn't agree more with tess that there is a lot of congestion on our streets because of the tncs. in fact, it was mentioned in the memorandum, but not mentioned by the presenter that studies show that tncs shift people away from other means of travel, including walking, bicycling and transit. tncs do more car trips than what would otherwise have occurred and research has shown that tncs circulate on streets frequently with few or no passengers and compete with public transit instead of supplementing it, let alone taxi drivers. this is unfair. tncs does not consider people with low income who don't have cell phones and cannot hail a ride share. if you don't have a cell phone, you're not in the loop. so, yeah. sorry. goodbye. >> last call for public comment. seeing no additional requests to speak, public comment on this item is now closed and the item is now before you, commissioners. >> president tanner: thank you. i want to start out by thanking staff, including all the other agencies who worked on this report and bringing it to us and those who called in, public comment. i don't

jose, xavier, tess, alejana, annabel, jace, jay la, irma, alexander, and aletha and those of this great community of buffalo, robota, aaron shall -- row bertha, aaron, kathryn, pearl, ruth. and support the amber alert that makes the difference in an active shooter so that even though there are good guys out there you can tell the people to save their liefts for the -- lives for the little 2-year-old we'll hear about soon. i yield back. support the legislation. mr. nadler: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mr. jordan: mr. speaker, i yield four minutes to the gentleman and friend from texas, mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. reschenthaler: -- mr. roy: i thank the gentleman, the gentleman from ohio. i want to associate myself to mr. gaetz's position about what this bill will do in terms of fear and its purpose of creating fear among the people. that's the reality. texas has an alert system. states have an alert system. that's where this properly resides. that's where the police power resides is in the states. in fact, th