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the recommendations were made by former sports minister tracey crouch, who led a fans' review. greater role forfans running clubs. brentford is an example. the supporters' trust played a decisive role in that club's progress to the premier league, and to a new, local stadium. so often, we hear that fans are the centre of football, so often they feel distant from the decisions which affect them. the need for reform is accepted in government, but not necessarily by all in football. the changes are not law, yet. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. only scotland has had its average rainfall this april so far, it is that dry. some parts of the uk particularly the south and south—east have only had round about 30-35% of the south—east have only had round about 30—35% of the average april rainfall. in perspective, it was dry last april so we are in a run of dry aprils at the moment but at this stage there is no sign of rain to

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michael tracey,ou thank you . >> thanks. so biden is trying to tell you that we're sanctioning oligarch's to punish vladimir putin, but there is one oligarch who somehow evaded sanctions. ns that oligarch had ties to the president's son . interesting foxo trace hasre gallagher has that story for us . >> and tucker, it is interesting that today the biden administration sent out a comprehensive proposal to quote hold russian oligarchs accountable. it is a two page, seven point plan detaila how the administration and its foreign partners are seizingt pl and freezing oligarch wealth. except it a turns out that onlyn some oligarchs are being targeted. for example, this month forbes reportedli that since the war in ukraine began, onlyy 14 russian billionaires haven been sanctioned. but. forty five others who are key to vladimir putin's stability have not been sanctioned by theti us and forbn does not know why. but the list includes vladimir . you have to schenkel, one of russia's biggest defense contractors. author and investigati

it was a former sports minister tracey crouch who led the funds review.ed for an independent regulator. i think the premier league needs to accept there have been some failings in the regulations and with the structures they have overseen in the last, you know, 20 years and that it is now time for a reform. cheering and applause here's a football success story, brentford. their route to the premier league involved substantial investment, but when the club moved to this new and still local stadium, the fans were consulted and the involvement of supporters at board level at brentford to maintain the club's tradition is one important example for football reformers. because while some clubs move toward sustainability, the general picture, supporters warn, is alarming. we looked at the 2020 figures and this is before the pandemic, remember, 52% of the clubs in the top four leagues are technically insolvent, so all those clubs are one bad owner or one bad decision away from disappearing altogether. so often we hear that fans are at the very centre of football.

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el alto serving mexican cuisine by acclaimed chef tracey desjardins opened its doors and last fall, the state street market, a trendy food hall came to town with the food around here. you know, los altos is starting to become a little bit of a foodie destination, and it's attracting a younger crowd who's not just shopping and dining. but sticking around for after dinner entertainment people thought during covid that everything was just quiet and what was going to happen? what they didn't know was we were planning for a tremendous resurgence in town. i think salt is used to be more of like a sleepy town definitely seen a lot of change for the better. this year. the farmers market not only started two weeks earlier, it runs two weeks longer. it happens every thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. going into october, reporting in los altos ktvu. fox two news. the famous gilroy garlic festival is reportedly making major changes and will no longer hold its traditional crowd drawing event this year or in the fores future. the gilroy dispatch is reporting that a series of smaller, more intimate events will

tracey us media for weeks, they've been happy to take photos of the ukrainian government's video claims and present them as proven fact. they forgot about all standard journalism in order to facilitate the propaganda efforts of the government of another country openly seeking military action from the united states, but such voices are almost not heard in the west and any fiction about russia goes with a bang, it works like the white helmets worked, and in syria we we know that, uh, they provided assistance, uh, to those affected by chemical warfare agents, while in the back in terms of their employees, they ate fast food, that is, well, they shoot videos of this kind so unprofessionally. uh, the pr videos about chemical weapons, allegedly used by assad, are fake, but the tomahawks released after their publication, the real ones in any case, the russian authorities will demand an investigation into the events in the case, and today, at the initiative of russia, the un security council is meeting alexander lyalkin yulia khodorova , sergei shatilo, channel one today at 6 am russia reopened

the review was led by former sports minister tracey crouch, following a series of issues, including thethe collapse of bury fc. birmingham city have been closely involved, and they want the measures brought in quickly. the longer this goes on without finalisation, without being put into law, the more time there is far challenge for verification. it is clear the premier league are against a number of the recommendations, i think the same is true of the other league. they are saying thank you for the endorsement so far but please move quickly and do not want these down. —— do not water these down. the favourite for the world snooker title neil robertson continues his bid for a place in the quarterfinals later, but he needs to make up ground against jack lisowski, who leads by nine frames to seven at the crucible in sheffield. they resume at seven o'clock and they'll play to a finish first to 13 wins. judd trump, the 2019 champion, is in better shape. he leads anthony mcgill by ten frames to six. two other matches have just restarted. stuart bingham leads kyren wilson 9—8. john higgins is

it was fronted by the former sports minister, tracey crouch, and it is our recommendation is that thepublished in the summer. what difference would add independent football regulator make? that difference would add independent football regulator make?- football regulator make? at the moment, football regulator make? at the moment. and — football regulator make? at the moment, and it _ football regulator make? at the moment, and it is _ football regulator make? at the moment, and it is not _ football regulator make? at the i moment, and it is not uncommon, we have seen football clubs james chance to people who suddenly it is later found out don't have the finances to keep the club going. barry was bought for just £1, finances to keep the club going. barry was bought forjust £1, which to some people is unacceptable. an independent triple regulator will keep a constant track of the finances of a club to make sure they are not spending beyond their means in the hope of success, or attached should a billionaire owners suddenly want to be rid of that club, the club is not left in the lurch.

it was the former sports minister tracey crouch who led the funds review.have overseen in the last, you know, 20 years and that it is now time for a reform. cheering and applause. here's a football success story, brentford. their route to the premier league involved substantial investment, but when the club moved to this new and still local stadium, the fans were consulted and the involvement of supporters at board level at brentford to maintain the club's tradition is one important example for football reformers. because while some clubs move toward sustainability, the general picture, supporters warn, is alarming. we looked at the 2020 figures and this is before the pandemic, remember, 52% of the clubs in the top four leagues are technically insolvent, so all those clubs are one bad owner or one bad decision away from disappearing altogether. so often we hear that fans are at the very centre of football. so often they feel distant from the decisions which affect them, the idea is to change that are not law yet. joe wilson, bbc news. on the pitch in the pr

also among the widespread changes suggested from the report by former sports minister tracey crouch,r tests for owners and directors of clubs, aswell tougher financial rules. crouch said the reforms are much needed. i think this is a massive step forward for i think this is a massive step forward for reform i think this is a massive step forward for reform in i think this is a massive step forward for reform in en-lish forward for reform in english football. i think today, you know, we should celebrate the fact that the government have accepted or support all ten of the strategic recommendations that the fan lead review put forward. i think it shows that they recognise that there is a need for change and that change has to happen. obviously, you know, like many football fans, i always get a bit nervous when there are things to be played for, and i would've liked to of seen the implementation sooner. at the same time, these are massively complex issues. i think football fans will recognise that it is right for government to really look at the detail of some of these reforms. i think f

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alto serving mexican cuisine by acclaimed chef tracey desjardins opened its doors and last fall. the state street market. a trendy food hall came to town with the food around here, you know los altos just starting to become a little bit of a foodie destination, and it's attracting a younger crowd who's not just shopping and dining. but sticking around for after dinner entertainment people thought during covid that everything was just quiet. and what was gonna happen? what they didn't know was we were planning for a tremendous resurgence in town. i think salt is used to be more of like a sleepy town definitely seen a lot of change for the better. mers market not only started two weeks earlier, it runs two weeks longer. it happens every thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. going into october. julie those are always so much fun to go to emma. thank you. well a new two day jazz festival with comedian dave chappelle as a host is coming to the napa valley this summer. the blue note jazz festival napa valley will be held outdoors at the charles krug winery in st helena on july 30th and 31st. the f

we welcome back tracey sandler, also known as 49ers fan girl on her various platforms, she covers thers. tracy. welcome back. thank you so much. thanks for having me. it's great to be back. yes so the first question is, it's this is not only 49ers news, but it's nfl wide, and that's double samuel. his future. i was kind of expecting. something to be addressed. maybe they would come out and say we fixed the rift, but that just seems like it's keeps keeps going there, tracy it does seem to keep going. something definitely went awry. in these contract extensions. there's been a lot of speculation as to what it was, but nobody really knows. however i think very clear statement from the 49ers. they were reportedly offered a pretty good offer from the jets for deebo. samuel apparently, like i said, it was reported. they turned it down. but it it didn't surprise me. i didn't think that they were going to trade depot. and so now i think it's the rift being mended and finding a way to come to an agreement. i do think the deal that aj brown has now done with the eagles provides a template for w

. >> in afternoon, i'm tracey bouncer with the call in -- presidential foundation thank you for beinghere. one of my earliest memories is american president and technologies was going to disney world, and wanting to go into the hall of american presidents and see all the cool things there. and true to form when i went to the presidents mr. coolidge was there an untruth character remains -- [laughs] but mr. coolidge had a lot of things to say and i'm looking forward to the day that we may actually have holograms, technologies that will be truly interactive that we can all learn more about each of our presidents. and dare i say the mare even be a capability in the white house to summon up any one of the presidents, maybe a counselor at a time of crisis when they had the unique knowledge. so, do you know of any efforts through places like mit or other georgia tech that have been working on creating holographic presidents? >> yes, i want to say really quickly local projects is the workable farm they did the greenwood rising and the tulsa race mascara museum in oklahoma. they did the justi

the former sports minister tracey crouch led the review and was pleased with government endorsement butd for english football, —— i think this is a massive step forward for reform in english football, i think today we should celebrate the fact that the government have accepted or support alternative strategic recommendations that the finite review put forward, i think they reckon as there is a need for change, and that change has to happen. obviously, like many football fans, i always get a bit nervous when things are still there to be played for, and i would have liked to have seen the implementation sooner, but at the same time these are massive complex issues, and i think football fans will recognise that it is right for government to really look at the detail of some of these reforms. fans groups too are encouraged by today's announcement, but like crouch, they want firm commitments that action will be taken soon. it is a cautious welcome. this is a step in the right direction, but the big thing is we need that timeline, we need to have some really firm guarantees. one of the things

the review was led by former sports minister tracey crouch following a series of crises, including thend in the drivers' championship behind charles leclerc, who spun—off in the closing stages. hamilton finished down in 13th. how about this for a win? england beating ireland 69—0 to set up a grand slam decider in the women's six nations with france this saturday. england only scored twice in the first half, but the floodgates opened after the break. they did it in front of a record home crowd of nearly 16,000 fans at welford road to set up that big game with france this weekend. the french crowd are going to be massive, but i think we just go out there, do ourjob and it's a final, at the end of the day, so we just need to make sure we put everything into it and, hopefully, we will come out on top. leeds rhinos' women made it into the challenge cup final with victory against york city knights. former cricketer turned scrum—half courtney winfield—hill scored the match—winning penalty to defeat last year's finallists 28—26. they will face the defending champions st helens, who dominated t

. >> but then came that november morning, but tracey mans would roll over there in her car. >> i hadea what i was going, to what i was going to find. but i knew based on how i was told about it that it was gonna be something very bad. >> oh and it was. >> i was barely out of my car when i saw the homicide lieutenant, the home homicide sergeant, two commanders, and obviously a bank of black and white. so my first thought was there was offshore officer shooting. or -- either an officer had been shot and killed or an officer shot someone. >> but none of that. no. what really happened was far stranger than that. >> long beach police department. >> yes i'd like to report, up, i believe we have an attempted break and going on at the moment. >> it was a neighbor who saw it. it was the start of some dreadful shock mood. it it was 11:03 am. >> it's taking place at my neighbors, which is the house just west of. me >> ok, one just west to you? >> yes. it is the shocker rested is. >> the shopowners, the colors next door neighbors. several cops responded within minutes. >> and as they talk to the

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tracey, your chain of hotels, how has it been in terms of bookings?t. a lot of challenges facing business right now. hundreds of thousands of women across the uk had their babies taken away from them, during the 19505, 60s and 70s — because they weren't married. for more than a year now, bbc news has been hearing from women who say they were pressured into forced adoptions by doctors, social workers and churches. now, for the first time, a former nhs maternity nurse has come forward to say she witnessed callous behaviour towards some of these women. duncan kennedy reports. in the 30 years after world war ii, hundreds of thousands of unmarried women were shamed into giving up their babies for adoption. most gave birth in hospitals, that were supposed to be places of compassion. some of the older midwives would say, i hate the word, but these are "fallen women", they have to get on with their lives. in 1974, anne was a trainee maternity nurse. she spent some time at this hospital, in edinburgh. she's the first health worker to confirm to us that some nu

tracey, your chain of hotels, how has it been in terms of bookings?ever to explore so the summer is looking really positive. thank you to you both. if the easter weekend was the beginning of the recovery, the summer is going to be even more crucial, especially as firms have so much to grapple with, staffing issues as well as the cost of living squeeze that we are hearing so much about. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. as we go through the next few days, there's going to be an east—west split in terms of temperatures, with the east pulling in an easterly breeze, so here, it will be cooler than in the west. but there will be plenty of dry weather after today, with just the odd isolated showers. you will notice i keep saying after today because we are looking at quite a few showers today, and we have got this weak weather front moving across north—west scotland, getting into northern ireland, also bringing some showers with it. at times, there will be large areas of cloud across parts of england and also wales. showers dev

the review was led by former sports minister tracey crouch, following a series of crises, including therom bad to worse? he was lapped by max verstappen at the emilia romagna grand prix at imola. verstappen went on to win and is now second in the drivers' championship behind charles leclerc who spun—off in the closing stages. hamilton finished down in 13th. how about this for a win? england beating ireland 69—nil to set up a grand slam decider in the women's six nations with france this saturday. england only scored twice in the first half but the floodgates opened after the break, and they did it in front of a record home crowd of nearly 16,000 fans at welford road . leeds rhinos women made it into the challenge cup final with victory against york city knights. former cricketer turned scrum half courtney winfield—hill scored the match—winning penalty to defeat last year's finallists 28—26. they'll face the defending champions st helens, who dominated their semifinal against featherstone rovers, scoring 17 tries in an 82—nil win. amy hardcastle scored four of those tries. the final is a