thomas tuchel is managed _ in our heart. thomas tuchel is managed to — in our heart.. thomas tuchel is managed to get into havertz l in our heart. thomas tuchel is i managed to get into havertz and in our heart. thomas tuchel is - managed to get into havertz and a timo werner, he has got it right in the goalkeeping deferment as well. he has stepped it up since frank was there? he he has stepped it up since frank was there? ., , , he has stepped it up since frank was there? . , , , ., , ., there? he has, it is 'ust a shame some of those _ there? he has, it isjust a shame some of those players _ there? he has, it isjust a shame some of those players not - there? he has, it isjust a shame| some of those players not putting there? he has, it isjust a shame i some of those players not putting it out for _ some of those players not putting it out for frank, but injob you don't always— out for frank, but injob you don't always get— out for frank, but injob you don't always get on with everyone, but thomas — always get on with everyone, but thomas tuchel has been fantastic. k

thomas— this is what we want to do tomorrow. thomas to _ this is what we want to do tomorrow. i mean, he has replaced frank lampard, came in in january, had an instant impact, what you make of this? you january, had an instant impact, what you make of this?— you make of this? you think it's a bit harsh. — you make of this? you think it's a bit harsh. are _ you make of this? you think it's a bit harsh, are they _ you make of this? you think it's a bit harsh, are they right - you make of this? you think it's a bit harsh, are they right to - you make of this? you think it's a bit harsh, are they right to make | bit harsh, are they right to make the change? well what around that they have gone on. i think they found a way of playing as well, really difficult to beat, they don't concede. i think it's made manchester city think about the way they go at them. so disappointing results towards the end, yes, final from aston villa, i think they have really gotten excitement around chelsea at the moment, champions league, so it's tough one. you chelsea at the moment, champions league, so

>> i guess to use today's, thomas soul was canceled along time ago. he is a conservative and way back in the 1970s when he began writing about racial controversies, he got in trouble in the media and he's never really shook that. i think it's something that has cost him professionally and it's probably the main reason a lot of people today know that names but not thomas soul. not only the terms of the breath of his work but also the rigorous analysis that is unmatched. >> it is a truly important book. was anything surprising in your research? >> i followed his career for quite a while and tried to get him to cooperate and interviewed him over the years a number of times and got to know him a little bit. so not too much surprised me. what a late start he got in his professional life. this is someone that didn't graduate until the age of 28. he was a high school drop out and didn't write his first book until he was 40 and when you think about how prolific he's been, it's quite amazing how stark he got in terms of his career. >> let's go to his beginning

—— thomas tuchel�*s masterclass.cott has been gauging the mood from the fans that were lucky enough to be out in porto. up early to remind anyone who might have forgotten that chelsea are champions of europe again. but while there was elation for one set of fans this morning, elsewhere there was deflation, and not just for the giant trophy. what's done is done, we've just got to move on and go on for next year. do you know what, we've come here, we've had a ball and we're going home. we're champions of england, there is nothing more you can say. we know what we are, we know what we are! | no way to explain it, really, just buzzing. it's great when you are the underdogs and you win, that's the best feeling. but for chelsea fanjack, he missed the one thing he came here for, after a few too many of these. was it the final that you'd hoped for? well, i had a ticket, a50 quid, and i didn't make it into the stadium, so i watched it around some portuguese people's house, they were very nice. on the night, the english champi

thomas moore that is one of a comic book he does on the pitch looks so simple but it's ingenious the perfect run with the time i look at the school the time it doesn't match up with the school itself quite he says. he's one of the most successful players that has ever been and yet no fan really has it on their radar as a superstar maybe because he scribbles don't look like me unless. maybe because you never know for sure whether it's just luck or skill. and the thing is. i'm with you 2 to one well but you know because conan. at 1st glance his game looks on spectacular his style. was about 4 years but it's only when you take a closer look that you appreciate his unique abilities but there is one cup win or 2 time champions league and 9 time this league champion no german player has won so many trophies played so many champions league games and assistance so many to mislead goals like no one else he is always in the right place at the lights time in germany he's known as the round the way to an english place. so what is around doing and why is moolah one of the most on the rights of pl

and so people like alma thomas mary kassad, of course, they were not present because of that role. betsy asks a more about the story of jackie kennedy and mona lisa. she wants to know i mean, how did she pull that off? isn't it? france's greatest treasure, you know, that is a great question and i think that it really comes down to the power of jackie kennedy. she's known by so many for her ability to make anybody feel at ease for her passion for arts and culture and so as a first lady who not only showed her appreciation of french culture through her love of art, but also, you know, she was able to speak french with these diplomats. she was able to make a serious relationship with them and she had first approached the topic in 1961 during the kennedy visit to paris, you know where jfk famously said. i'm the man who accompanying jack kennedy harris so she had approached it and it took about a year to really get the moving and so i think it's just a testament to her her grace and her willpower as first lady. regina wants to know do you know where the mona lisa was displayed during th

this is how people think of thomas jefferson. by the way, even thomas jefferson was insecure. about whether his long life, he lived into his 80's. whether he had done enough, achieved enough, been important enough. fulfilled enough goals. he said this in 1800. five months before he assumed the presidency of the united states as the third president. he says i'm sitting down and taking an accounting of my life. i don't know if my country is any better. by the way, if you are ever feeling insecure, so our presidents. this is taken from a life mask. it is a simulation on a life mask where they put glass around your face and let it dry. it almost suffocated him to death. he was sure he was important enough that it was worth suffering to maintain his image for posterity. he is not the only one. hopefully everyone recognizes this one. who is it? george washington. if you look closely it is the same portrait. i have the original portrait on the left. i thought this close-up of his face on the right. this you look young and vigorous? he looks old. i would suggest this is when generatio

it season, and what can they build on with thomas tuchel?— with thomas tuchel?to the next level now, we _ with thomas tuchel? it takes us to the next level now, we can - with thomas tuchel? it takes us to the next level now, we can go - with thomas tuchel? it takes us to the next level now, we can go for. the next level now, we can go for the next level now, we can go for the world—class players that we should — the world—class players that we should be getting, haaland, hazard came— should be getting, haaland, hazard came to— should be getting, haaland, hazard came to us— should be getting, haaland, hazard came to us in 2012, and look what we've _ came to us in 2012, and look what we've done — came to us in 2012, and look what we've done from there on in. hopefully, like i say, with youth on our side, _ hopefully, like i say, with youth on our side, overthe next ten hopefully, like i say, with youth on our side, over the next ten years we will have _ our side, over the next ten years we will have many years like last night, — will have many years like last nigh

general thomas? >> congresswoman, i think some of the actions taken were reckless, yes. >> general olson? >> ma'am, i was surprised at how cavalier some of the actions were. i would say some of it led to recklessness. >> would you support us providing compensation to the families for reckless or gross negligence? general thomas? >> ma'am, i have to take that one for the record because it's a policy issue. this is something that will come back to you based on response from along with our leaders at the office of secretary of defense. >> major olson, yes or no? >> i would have to associate myself with the assistant, dance remarks. i don't know enough about the issues to speak authoritatively. >> okay. by saddle kitchener? actually you are muted. i'm going to move on. i think you'll probably say the same thing of your colleagues. who made the decision, who was responsible for the readiness of the enemy you -- ndu? >> congresswoman, i will give you a broad review and let general olson filling but the mar

thomas, good to have you with us. talk about the great divergence between what the fed thinks and what the bond market things. we have the fed keep on saying that there is no reason to be fearful of inflation but of course we have the five year break in rates at the highest since 2008. talk about this discrepancy in views? thomas: inflation is a number one concern in the market right now, and we can see a very -- varying expression of views. to what could be a mistake a going forward is to apply the classic textbooks of what happened at the onset of recovery, but when we see this rotation and probably already, and inflation is going up. the unemployment rate typically takes two years on average to normalize to 6%. it took only nine months this time. there are very different dynamics that we should be aware of, which means to me that we should not perhaps rely on the classic textbook, that there is a lot of economics and it would take a lot for inflationary pressure to play out. i'm not saying for the next three to fiv

thomas moore that is one of the comic book he does on the pitch looks some simple but it's ingenious the perfect bomb with the time i look at the small time it doesn't matter what the high school or self-help book points system. is one of the most successful players there has ever been and yet no fan really has him on their radar as a superstar maybe because he's dribbles don't look like leland let's. make because you never know for sure whether it's just luck or skill. and the thing is. i'm going. to mclucas konami. at 1st glance his game looks on spectacular new styles. was able for you but it's only when you take a closer look that you appreciate his unique abilities as a world cup winner 2 time champions league victor and 9 time put in this league champion no german player has won so many trophies played so many champions league games and assisted so many in this league goals like no one else he is always in the right place at the right time in germany he's known as the round away to english. open to show what's his around doing and why is miller one of the most on the rated play

thomas general thomas will you please proceed. >> thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss this assault on the vehicle on july 30th of 2029 marine corps can improve its safety culture. today, we are prepared to answer questions about what happened. what we have learned what we are doing to enact change. first and foremost, the sinking of this avv in the deaths of eight marines sailor, were preventable. they were preventable in so many ways. but we failed. we failed these brave young men. the testimony we just heard from the families represented here today, is heartbreaking. we also want to extend our deepest sympathy to their loved ones. note is little comfort to the families, we will honor their memory by taking the necessary action to prevent the tragedy like this for ever happening again and again. we'll this to the service members and their families. providing sufficient detail about the direct causes of this avv thinking. we believe there is more that we can learn about how this incident occurred. now similar tragedies how to prevent them in the future

here we have thomas jefferson. the one on the left is actually the the portrait that exists of him at his oldest. the one on the right is the better known one. how americans think of people like thomas jefferson, right? gravitas, which equals age and wrinkles by the way even thomas jefferson was insecure. about whether his long life and he lived into his 80s. whether he'd done enough achieved enough. been important enough fulfilled enough goals he said this in 1800. five months before he assumed the presidency of the united states is the third president of the united states and he says right. i'm sitting down and taking an accounting of my life. and i don't know if my country is any better because i was alive. so by the way, if you're ever feeling insecure so our presidents this is taken from a life mask, which is literally an artist did the simulation on the right? of on a computer simulation from a life mass which is where they literally put plaster on your face and let it dry. it almost suffocated him to death,

on the night, the english champions were outsmarted by thomas tuchel�*s chelsea.ly chances for both sides came and went, butjust before half—time, the blues found the crucial breakthrough. their most expensive ever player, kai havertz, justifying his pay packet. chance for chelsea! a moment greeted byjubilant scenes. pep guardiola had taken a tactical gamble with his team selection, but he couldn't find the key and when this last—gasp chance by riyad mahrez missed, it was over. the chelsea celebrations didn't take long and stretched far and wide. a boyhood dream realised for the club's academy graduate mason mount. the staging of the final here at short notice hasn't been without controversy, but as the city quietens down again, authorities say it has largely played out smoothly and peacefully. there were some concerns from locals about the potential impact on covid, and from that perspective, the success of this event will take a while longer to establish. at the end of this most unusual of seasons, chelsea and english football on top in europe once more. laura s

boss thomas tuchel wasn't imressed. ~ ' :: ., chelsea boss thomas tuchel wasn't imressed. ' :: ., ,re 1-0 down because we forgot to — impressed. we were 1-0 down because we forgot to score _ impressed. we were 1-0 down because we forgot to score at _ impressed. we were 1-0 down because we forgot to score at the _ impressed. we were 1-0 down because we forgot to score at the other- impressed. we were 1-0 down because we forgot to score at the other end - we forgot to score at the other end and then scored almost an own goal without any pressure, i cannot imagine how arsenal would have been able to score today if we would not do it ourselves. so we were not sharp enough. i didn't feel us in the same energy like we normally do, and we are responsible, i am responsible, we are all together in this. ~ . . responsible, we are all together in this. . ., ., , responsible, we are all together in this. . ., this. we had a really good organisation, _ this. we had a really good organisation, there - this. we had a really good organisation, there were i this. we had a really good - organisation,

thomas is calling the cease fire a victory for them, which these motorists also insist. but most people are simply exhausted and one piece well homage. nick dodd is a dentist in gaza city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says, i must be able to cite organizations if elections were to be held here, how much would lose heavily the stats and then the red and vish failure? because the people have suffered so much and have been today, he's brought his children to the park away from the destruction their volunteers tried to take the kids minds off. what happened in bate luckier had muncie worried about his youngest daughter. if someone hadn't noticed that she's suffering from some kind of shock, i'm and how she does strange things. how can my neighbor said i should bring her to a psychologist? can ne allergy on his dad's? there's only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. and some breaking years now in football, coming in the outgoing by and munich boss hands the flick has signed on as the next coach of the german nationals team will take over from the

but still harbor hopes of european football next season no wonder they were so frustrated when thomas miller's weak shot squeezed in to nil by in. 34 minutes live in his 2nd 5 a sumptuous volley for goal number 38 then the poll showed his unselfish site to set up kingsley command and by recruit going into the break my goal 39 a rifle from the spot for 66 minutes and even 10 kenyans use red card couldn't stem the flow of goals. but this time it wasn't even dusty. leroy sunny rounded off a humiliating defeat for blood bath and 86 minutes before the celebrations started it was as much a farewell to fans a flick as it was a championship party the coach signs off in style ending his brief stint in charge with the 7th trophy to his name. ment is in talks with the rules football governing body move in the season's champions league final from istanbul to england. turkey on its travel read list on advised against distance in the country due to spiking going to browse infections several venues the old english final between chelsea which is set for may 29th. you're watching news from birdland sp

tuchel with the option— contract for thomas tuchel with the option to _ contract for thomas tuchel with in contrast, arsenal seems to be a third. in contrast, arsenal seems to he a club _ third. in contrast, arsenal seems to be a club that has gone backwards after that— be a club that has gone backwards after that success last year. and i cannot _ after that success last year. and i cannot see — after that success last year. and i cannot see arsenal really competing in europe _ cannot see arsenal really competing in europe next season will so consider— in europe next season will so consider this year was a 25th consecutive campaign in european competition and that really would be a setback— competition and that really would be a setback for arsenal football club so it's— a setback for arsenal football club so it's a _ a setback for arsenal football club so it's a major rebuild that will have _ so it's a major rebuild that will have to — so it's a major rebuild that will have to take place as far as they are concerned. he have to take place as far as they are concerned.— have to take pla

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but still harbor hopes of european football next season no wonder they were so frustrated when thomas miller's weak shot squeezed in to the buyer in. 34 minutes. his 2nd was a sumptuous volley for goal number 38 then the poll showed his unselfish site to set up. and by referral going into the break my goal 39 a rifle from the 66 minutes and even. red card couldn't stem the flow of goals. it wasn't even. rounded off a humiliating defeat for bloodbath an 86 minutes before the celebration started it was as much a farewell to the flick as it was a championship party the coach signs off in style ending his brief stint in charge with a 7th trophy to his name. well there's nothing new about buying munich winning the bundesliga title and everyone saw it coming so here's a look back at how they did it this season. was unable to repeat by a prolific trophy haul from last season and an apparent rift with his superiors likely brought his time at the club to a premature end. but on the pitch it was business as usual by and demolished child 8 mil in the opening game of the season. robert event asci

a big win for thomas tuchel and chelsea's top four hopes. kai havertz with the goal., kick off against aston villa at 8pm. the fight for survival at the bottom of the championship has just intensified further, after both sheffield wednesday and derby county failed to get the wins they needed today. they face each other next week on the final day of the season — when either, or both, could be relegated. stuart pollitt reports. his time almost upper sheffield wednesday in the championship? with financial worries, point deductions and three managers, it has been a sorry season. this defensive force just about summed up the situation. karen westwood clattering anthony nock art. talk about you yourself in the foot. when you're at the foot of the foot. when you're at the foot of the table. the goalkeeper did make immediate amends, though, saving the spot kick. but the hosts needed a goal and ideally a win. heads were down at the final whistle, but the owls were not quite out. derby 0wls were not quite out. derby needed a draw at swansea to send them down, but afterfive need

thomas and toy. nightmares are dreams characterized by strong negative emotions and the nightmares we process feelings that we can't cope with in our daily lives simply because they're too intense and one treatment for not with is called i movement integration or am i i'm no longer alone i'm no longer alone. the patient watches the pain while hearing certain words. the entire surface of the patient's brain is activated by targeted movements that means all memory node experiences get activated so that you can then link the traumatic event to those memories and then the brain can find solutions all by itself. in the. writing down her daily experiences has also helped to deal with her nightmares. more for what i write down 5 positive and 5 negative things how they made me feel and what i did in response then i've written them out of my head. the 32 year old has finally come to grips with her past so what are his dreams like now i was very good very nice tree so. if you have a fear of flying a virtual re

thomas, thank you for joining us. i was talking to clay right a -- he always has such a great touch in selecting books of authors that go hand in hand together. your book, which as well has been very well received, great and well-deserved "new york times" wanting to really promote it and talking about the book and truly the question is a read it very gripping narrative, but how -- what led you to decide and what led you to initially want to write this book? i was sharing with you earlier that i'd gone through civil rights in the latino community and never heard of soul city and i'm ashamed of myself for not knowing that story. if you could share how did that come to be. >> thank you so much. it's really an honor to be here. you're not the only one, let me tell you who didn't know but soul city. didn't know about soul city until i was 22 years spoiled grew up a couple of hours down the highway in north carolina from where soul city was built. was born actually the same year that soul city was found it bet took me until

the prospect of a mercantile and industrial america was antithesis of thomas jefferson. the next slide we'll go back to to jefferson. um, he envisioned an agrarian society free from evils of urban life. although when he was in paris as ambassador, he certainly enjoyed the evils of urban life, but he was against that in america. and then there were the this there were people in the north who were were appalled at the slave supported society of the south and those those were federalists. and so in if i go to the next slide and the next in in george washington's cabinet. he had two arch enemies thomas jefferson as secretary of state and alexander hamilton is secretary of treasury. jefferson was an obvious choice for secretary of state because he spent time abroad in in france hamilton was the obvious choice for the treasury because he was an absolute genius in terms of finances and jefferson wrote later about himself and hamilton. we were daily pitted in the cabinet like two --. they were always fighting one another and and jefferson tended to lose them to the point of 1793

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the main thomas could be paul bentley served with cauliflower mushrooms as well as malta his take on the field can aloni. his role desserts made with dates i miss lee cure and rose water it's called art when it comes to mauritius busines using hippies like for example are the basic and are it which is a very classic maltese space tree we found ways how to do new pastry how to do refined filling and how to do it as a restaurant no food he should leave malta as capital for lunch without visiting the food market. will find a variety of dishes here from all over the world as well as traditional martinis cuisine. that's one jonathan katz some say in his piece 13th that's the thing if. there's a combination of. the dairy a.d.n. flavors were started by so i think and i'm yes garlic and. carrots. then. the uk of course. there's all they have sent capers. there's octopus to insert insiders sourdough bread. if a tierra is filled with some dried tomatoes onions cankers. fresh. and cheese. the food that was served at the thief it's like my mom. my own grandmother as well so whatever we do from t

the world's best hope i remain you humble and obedient servant thomas jefferson. happy birthday to all of you. and godspeed next on the presidency historical interpreters bill barker and abigail schumann bring thomas, jefferson and abigail adams to life in a candid conversation ranging from the personal to the political thomas. jefferson's monticello hosted this program and provided the video. gentleman, and ladies what a pleasure. it is to be in your company once again for all of you to come visit us here at our monticello. this is the most uniquely unrecorded moment in our nation's history and particularly our history with monticello. to have our good friend mrs. abigail adams with us and to enjoy a conversation amongst all of us engaged good questions by miscarriage subram without a further coming from me. it is my great pleasure to introduce to you all. this is abigail adams now. i thank you, mr. jefferson. and welcome to you as i myself and welcome here. i look forward to our conversation mrs. adams if you will a chair. thank you, sir, please join. i thank yo

thomas moore that is one of a kind what he does on the pitch with some simple but it's ingenious theperfect bug with the puppies ha ha does this was hard it doesn't matter with his horse himself will fight he says. he's one of the most successful players there has ever been and yet no fan really has him on their radar as a superstar maybe because his troubles don't look like little miss. maybe because you never know for sure whether it's just luck or skill. and. at 1st glance his game looks unspectacular in style but. it's only when you take a closer look that you appreciate his unique abilities as a world cup winner 2 time champions league victor and 9 time put in his league champions no german player has won so many trophies played so many champions league games and assisted so many goals like no one else he is always in the right place at the life time in germany he's known as the waiter in english. for so what's his around oyster why is miller one of the most underrated players in the world let's take a look. there is simply no one like miller in the football world a rare one clu

my coaches thomas to go was once a young protege used to take notes from guardiola while he beat him. this time some state could have beaten himself. the lineup was questionable, but the defense of chelsea was not stellar deep. is antonio ruder coming through chi have what was the goal score? the only goals for of the match a german product. you know, it was a wonderful game. it could have been it either way. we saw the euro believe final go to apparently shoot out. i thought it was gonna be similar, but chelsea, you know, got it done. a lot of players are celebrating shaving beers off in the interview. you know, and you know, it was a nice game despite where your allegiance lives when it comes to domestic football . so an old english final, but it was also a good day for german football as well as yeah, i'll tell you if you're german, a fan of a boy, you go to sleep at night with a smile on your face because, you know, not only did a have a buyer, labor crews and product score, the deciding, golden, the match, but the coaching jeremy coaches had been back to back to back. that's the

and agony for geraint thomas, who misses out on taking the yellow jersey at the tour de romandie afterrashing just short of the finishing line. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. what a few days this could be for manchester city. on tuesday, they're hoping to reach their first champions league final. before that, they could be crowned premier league champions, if manchester united lose to liverpool at old trafford tomorrow. city did theirjob this afternoon, with a 2—0 win at crystal palace, asjoe lynskey reports. manchester city know they're close. a third title in four years is just two points away. if results go for them, they could have it sealed tomorrow. they played crystal palace three days on from a champions league semifinal so might have been rusty. christian benteke had this chance to give the home side the lead. and in a frustrating first half, city's timing was off. gabrieljesus thought he had scored but was offside. but even when city rotate their squad, they have goals in reserve. this was sergio aguero, starting and scoring. commentator: that's how you do it! he's n

timing is an art that thomas really has to master for this project. not all dogs love to be photographed. bribery is the main ploy to get the perfect picture. in comparison beings are the easier subject. of this type of photography meeting dog owner at eye level it's really exciting sometimes the similarity between dogs and their owners is quite amazing when you see them next to each other . of course you look for similarities because that's the cliché that owners resemble their dogs or vice versa or both but they haven't really seen that. is 55 and by choice always has plenty of new project ideas. but it was the corona pandemic above all that gave his latest person dog project a big creative push. at the time i wasn't getting many photography jobs and was spending lots of time just going for walks and that's when i had a closer look at the dogs and on is i ran into and made some funny observations powerfully built man with a little dog for example so i thought i could explore that more closely. he's already photographed 40 pairs his images are meant

thomas: good morning.get started with the big names, the tech rounds whether that is alibaba, tencent, and i know you cannot stalk specific names, but how would you advise investors right now? thomas: the market is concerned, but i don't think what is happening in the last two weeks is out of expectation. the problem right now is the calculus. we like the names right now because they are entering before more meaningful stabilization, we need to get closer to the second half when market has better visibility. david: people talk about -- the reason the tech shares are out-of-favor is you look at the macro, but the story within china is from last year, alibaba started falling. do you think that valuations are getting to a point in the growth space in china that that might at as a catalyst of people to get back in? thomas: the big names are actually getting to, but we also need to look at the quality names and those that actually have a earnings would be the top picks for now, and i think those names that are

justice thomas: mr. stewart, should we analyze the rules of a team, as justice kavanaugh alluded to, as opposed to the general rules that apply to the school population? is there a difference in how we should treat team members versus just students? >> yes, i think there is. if i could say something about a comment justice kavanaugh made in the first part of the argument, there is some sense of intuition people have that the punishment did not that the crime, in the since the suspension was very severe, but there is another sense in which the punishment did fit the crime. the person was suspended from the cheerleading squad, not from school. if the school had suspended her from school, that would have sent the message that this was considered to be unacceptable speech from any student and that would have been a difficult showing to make. the sanction that was actually imposed sent the message that this was unacceptable speech from a member of the team. it's not limited to the school setting or team setti

and d, w correspondent, that thomas barrow is following the trial at thomas. how significant is this case? layla this case is certainly significant, and it's in fact has gone out a lot of national and international attention since franco. a was detained a few years ago. part of that attention has to do with the unique circumstances of his profile. the fact that he led that double life, as we saw in our report, the fact that he was a soldier was at the same time, also registering the asylum seeker and planning those acts of violence. but it also has to do with the fact that franco, a is an example of a wider problem here in germany. his case, not only revealed some of the shortcomings of germany's immigration system at the height of the so called refugee crisis and the administrative mistakes that actually led for him to be registered as an asylum seeker. but more importantly than that, it also reveals some of the, of the worries of the concerns that many people have when it comes to far right. extremism within germany's military, within germany, security force

billyjoe thomas died at his home in texas from lung cancer.ad, but no, high pressure for the first time this month is settling the weather down. this afternoon we have got skies like these, clear blue skies, not much cloned around at all. with high pressure, the winds come around this way, so you can see low cloud on the satellite picture which is moving on shore to some of our eastern coasts. this is how things look around the east coast of scotland, not particularly inviting, murky and cold, 8—9 c. i do not think there will be a great deal of change through the afternoon here with that low cloud loitering. but thatis with that low cloud loitering. but that is the exception rather than the rule, for most of us, lots of sunshine, feeling warm, as high as 23 celsius this afternoon, a little bit above average for the time of year, something i have not said all month. 0vernight year, something i have not said all month. overnight at mist and fog patches will reform across central and eastern england, turning murky in some areas, 7—10 c, and then,

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thomas general thomas will you please proceed. >> thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss this assault on the vehicle on july 30th of 2029 marine corps can improve its safety culture. today, we are prepared to answer questions about what happened. what we have learned what we are doing to enact change. first and foremost, the sinking of this avv in the deaths of eight marines sailor, were preventable. they were preventable in so many ways. but we failed. we failed these brave young men. the testimony we just heard from the families represented here today, is heartbreaking. we also want to extend our deepest sympathy to their loved ones. note is little comfort to the families, we will honor their memory by taking the necessary action to prevent the tragedy like this for ever happening again and again. we'll this to the service members and their families. providing sufficient detail about the direct causes of this avv thinking. we believe there is more that we can learn about how this incident occurred. now similar tragedies how to prevent them in the future

tuchel. _ real tough into the season. » thomas tuchel.away from the fact that if they don't finish in the top for now, where they to lose that to manchester city in the champions league final, the position they were in this time last you have to class that is a disappointment. but i think over the piece, to what thomas tuchel has done here which chelsea has been impressive. interesting to see which team he picks there tonight how many changes he makes from the way he went about it in the fa final on saturday. went about it in the fa final on saturda . ., ., saturday. you mentioned the celebrations _ saturday. you mentioned the celebrations for _ saturday. you mentioned the celebrations for leicester. i saturday. you mentioned the celebrations for leicester. fa saturday. you mentioned the - celebrations for leicester. fa cup winners come if they still a top fourfinish, this will winners come if they still a top four finish, this will be some season for them. it four finish, this will be some season for them.— four finish, this will be some

so the general george henry thomas could attack the left wing. their attack was so strong that the confederates weakened the left wing. the black troops face heavy fire from confederate batteries and suffered tremendous casualties. but george henry thomas was able to destroy general john bell hood's confederated army because that left flank was weakened so much by the black troops attacking and on the right. in december of 1864 the black division of the ninth corps in the army of the potomac. and the two black divisions of the 10th. and 18th corps the army of the james. formed the 25th corps in the army of the james this became the largest grouping of black soldiers in the entire civil war. general benjamin butler commander of the army of the james loved having black troops in his core. in fact, he tried to get the black ninth corps. division transferred to him before the battle of the crater, but that didn't take place. in the greater fredericksburg area the first black troops to fight general robert e. lee's army of northern virginia was the 23

thomas tuchel said they have themselves believed if they are to be madrid tonight.ce on winning and of course madrid are the powerhouses of this gaming for the powerhouses of this gaming for the record 17th european final. the ou the record 17th european final. the you mentioned thomas tuchel, it's been some turnaround has in it since frank lampard chelsea does look like a different team now. timer;r frank lampard chelsea does look like a different team now.— a different team now. they seem to exude calm — a different team now. they seem to exude calm and _ a different team now. they seem to exude calm and seemed _ a different team now. they seem to exude calm and seemed to - a different team now. they seem to exude calm and seemed to give - a different team now. they seem to exude calm and seemed to give the j exude calm and seemed to give the impression that things are going to be okay. that anything that's thrown at them apart from maybe that was probably was sort of a wobble. anything thrown at them they seem to be able to deal with it. man city denied of the tw

when we heard from linda thomas greenfield. she's the us ambassador to the must have a listen to what she has from crisis in israel and gaza with a singular focus. bring it in to the conflict as quickly as possible. we have not been silent. in fact, i don't believe that bears any country working more urgently and more fervently toward peace. this is not a slight and it is not silence. it's a fact. i shared to underscore our deep engagement and commitment to working with israelis, palestinians, and partners across the region. to resolve this conflict, the united states has had more than 60 diplomatic meetings at the highest levels, including at least 5 by president biden. in his most recent call with prime minister netanyahu yesterday, president biden communicated that we continues to stand by israel's right to defend itself. that we believe is role is now in a position to begin winding down the conflict. and we expect a significant de escalation to begin in the hours and days ahead. we will continue to relentlessly push for pea

thomas: they go up and down.e of the market that is up, we are focusing on creating strong financials for our company and ensuring that we deliver maximum value to our consumers. we think about an ipo we think about the steps, the financing we need, the structures that work best for us. the weight markets are now, it is not much of an issue i am worried about. we are going to time it for us, when the company is ready for it in the markets are stable and we can ensure strong value in the future. anna: in terms of the past, when you talk to your investors, they may hold their money back at some point, is it something that you think of in 10 years, in five years, what is the time? thomas: i do not think it will be 10 years, looking at our shareholder base, everyone is excited at this point. they are putting in money and not putting in pressure to go fast because of the opportunity ahead of us that is in norma's. -- that is enormous. we are successfully expanding to new markets, there is no reason to very quickly do

what a night for thomas tuchel.elsea injanuary, and now he's a champions league—winning manager. it's a huge step to arrive in the final. it's an even bigger one to fight your way through and make it all the way to the cup. it's a fantastic achievement, congratulations to everybody. some commiserations for manchester city. they spent fortunes reaching their first champions league final, but still the big prize eludes them. for now, the european cup is heading back to england and to chelsea. 0lly foster is in porto. a few people stumbling around but not as many as you think because by the time the match finished in over chelsea and manchester city fans got to the centre of town all the bars had shut and there was a curfew at half past ten stop that is what the authorities decided to do around this match but it has been fantastic for the best part of two or three days, all those fans finding a way to get here. first getting their lucky ticket because there was a reduced capacity in the stadium because of covid but por

chairman thomas j. watson is meant to have said back in 1943 a good example of how bad we can be at predicting the future and that includes the inventions that have the potential to transform how we live and work this week on made where looking at the innovation economy. well you can have the best idea in the world but if you can't capture people's imaginations that amazing invention of yours will never see the light of day you need funding to get that you need investors and you have to be convincing they're the ones you have to win over 1st well before the consumer the other thing is that the investors have to believe they're going to get their money back from you and make a return a fully a big one it's risky business but no pain no gain and the rules haven't changed even in this pandemic or maybe you could say coke at 19 when the appetite for some real risk taking. a life saving vaccine and a huge money maker early investors in the german company biotech and now sitting pretty one of them was acting