string of managers were also linked to the club with thomas tuchel thought to have spoken to the new united coirjim ratcliffe last week before ruling himself out of the running. the club's interest in mauricio pochettino also cooled even though he was available after his exit from chelsea. ten hag was informed of the decision on tuesdsay. it was a billed as a must win match for pakistan to keep their slim slim hopes of qualifying for the t20 world cup super 8s alive and they delivered with a comfortable seven—wicket win over canada in new york. pakistan's first win of the competition. aaronjohnson hit four sixes — the joint most by any player in an innings at this ground — as he made an eye—catching 52 off 44 balls to help canada reach 106 for 7. but muhammad rizwan and babar azam's steady partnership meant pakistan were never really in danger of losing this one and it was usman khan who secured the final runs, and a vital win, they still need to beat ireland in florida on sunday and hope results and run rates go their way elsewhere. and golf's third major of the year gets under way on thursda

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for the 1st time, the united states has co hosting and competing in the international cricket council'ss t 20 world cup. now, with the world watching. cricket. cricketer's dream bigger than ever before. >>job, guys. >>looks like fun. alright, well, there's a whole on the surface of mars and scientists want to get to get to the bottom of it would that could mean coming up today at 3:00 we hear from a uc expert about the progress in the fight again. hiv and aids. 4 decades since the 1st cases where do we stand now? that conversation and much more today at 3:00? and check out this photo captured on nasa's mars reconnaissance orbiter. an astronomer tells us the mysterious hole is likely an opening to a lava tube. nasa is paying close attention as a plan toward a long term goal of actually sending humans to mars. one astronauts arrived. they will have to stay a while because of the orientation of mars and earth's orbits. >>one of the reasons we're interested in the midst. they potentially are sites that astronauts could use. to build habitats. that protect them from radiation hand from meteo

. >> reporter: this week for the first time, the united states is co-hosting and competing in the internationalcouncil's men's t20 world cup. now with the world watching, these little cricketers can dream bigger than ever before. shanelle kaul, cbs news, buoy, maryland. >>> that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. first thing tomorrow cbs sunday morning, then it's face the nation. margt brennen's guests include senator lindsey graham and cindy mccain, executive director of the world food program. i'm robert costa in washington. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> he came over here wanting to fight with, you know, antagonizing, wanting to fight. >> now at 6:00, some violent clashes at a rally over the recall election of alameda county's district attorney. the lead up to the scuffles and what both sides said after things calmed down. >>> plus, a case of donkey drama on the peninsula. why a plan to drop thousands of dollars on an animal that inspired a famous movie character isn't sitting well with locals. >>> it's a safe space for us to be creative with

manchester united co-owner jim radcliffe says it will take time to rebuild the famed english football this year's premier league and have not won since 2013. he told bloomberg it will take time to return to the top. >> we will improve everything because we want to be at the top of -- we want to be competing for the premiership every year, champions league every year. we need to be aware real madrid is today. we are not there at the moment. yahaira: get ready for busy roads and long tsa lines. a record 71 million americans are expected to travel over the independence day holiday. according to aaa, 60 million are expected to drive 50 miles between june 29 and july 7. that would be an increase of nearly 5% from a year ago. nearly 6 million are expected to fly during that time, that is up 7% from last year. that is your bloomberg briefs. lisa: next, and even cutting cycle for banks. >> they hold off a little bit, same with the fed. they are not jumping in like the ecb did. ultimately, next up is an ease. lisa: it was supposed to be next a while ago, it may be next in three months. this is

public support in the united states by all accounts, but things have clearly changed since then, one of the reason, or the main reason for having the competition take place or have the us cot by the international cricket conference to get into the us market and establish cricket as a serious sport in the united states. , ., , , states. do you see there being a cricket in _ states. do you see there being a cricket in the _ states. do you see there being a cricket in the sporting - states. do you see there being a cricket in the sporting world | a cricket in the sporting world of the united states, even football has sort of struggle to take hold? it football has sort of struggle to take hold?— to take hold? it will be very difficult. — to take hold? it will be very difficult, steve, _ to take hold? it will be very difficult, steve, as- to take hold? it will be very difficult, steve, as you - to take hold? it will be very difficult, steve, as you say, football, which is the most popular sport in the world, has struggled to get a football —— foothold, in the united states, it does become established to a degree at this point in time, though it is taken quite some time, and it

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and an early happy independence day to those who celebrate in the united states. as co-chair of the u.s.-philippines friendship caucus, i would like to thank my colleagues whose continual support makes our alliance philippines strong. your support for resolutioning 837 reaffirming the ties betwn the united states and the philippines as well as a resolution i will be introducing philippines' independence day is vital for maintaining a free pacific. in closing i encourage my fellow members of congress to co-sponsor these two resolutions and happy independence day to our friends in the pacific. thank you, mr. speaker i yield back. the speaker pro tempo recognizes the gentleman from indiana mr. pence. ... mr. pence: thank you, mr.speaker. i rise today to pay a defendant gratitude to a terrific public servant, a trusted advisor to many others in public service. and som a very close friend of the family. kyle robertson, my chief of staff, is departing our team after decades together in politics and here in here on capitol kyle's wise cou under his exemplary leadership, i'm pr

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they did so by beating co host the united states. us score the 110 for 8 on a tricky paying surface in new york. and you went on reaching that target with 10 bows. and you're qualifying for the super a with a game it to spread the usa or still in contention to make it to the face orland, on friday, a straight it'd be and it would be at to book the place. and the next stage of the competition move. yeah, we're bold out for just 70 to australia. reach the target of just $5.00 overs, ensuring they would be moving on to the super 8 by the time of year. let place cool . send in the final group again, both teams will know exactly what they need to do to make sure england are knocked out on australian play. i was off if they do their best to make sure that happen in this on this account. i think i see what it sounds like. again, as i said, that only on the top 3 times. only you know, before you get another one of those, that's an adverse interest as well as probably around the house. and we just over a month to, to the and then pick. so one of the walls biggest athletics stars mando defensive

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. >> reporter: this week for the first time the united states is co-hosting and competing in the internationaltching these little cricketers can dream bigger than ever before. >> nice job. nice job, guys. >> reporter: shanelle kaul, cbs news, bowie, maryland. >> the "cbs news roundup" will be right back. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time we all shine. talk to a healthcare provider about nurtec odt from pfizer. finish ultimate. engineered for the toughest conditions. dry burnt-on stains. old dishwashers. very hard water. finish ultimate, with cyclesync technology, helps deliver the ultimate clean. (♪♪) >>> double dutching. it took off in america during the 1940s and '50s

they go up against england on sunday the united states is co-hosting the tournament with the west indies despite their loss, the americans breathe life into a sport in the u.s. that most americans don't know, as nick watt reports i'm just president of a message for this unexpected success. >> they're talking cricket while at the white house, we are congratulate them on the success. it's tremendous and were cheering them on. >> they've been playing cricket in florida, texas, new york, to some sellout crowds america is waking up to this the second most popular sport on earth after only soccer. >> dangerous team england on sunday america meets england. >> they invented this game that eventually gave you all baseball its lag baseball, but is better. >> it's baseball those better gotta catch bare handed and you're allowed to hit the bathroom. >> america's part-timers and semi-pro is we're never expected to get this far, no way though they deserve to be here playing at this level. >> this guy's a software engineer monday through friday netravalkar and many others had to pool their employers an

now, also staying in the sports world, the united states is co-hosting the cricket world cup. you've probably heard of it at this point, but yes cricket and the american team is putting in some stunning displays. i mean, this is an amazing underdog story. cnn's nick watt lifelong cricket obsessive, has written a love letter to the game, to the american team. and wants us all to join him. >> i am a cricket obsessive. i've been playing the game badly since i was about 6-years-old. i spent hours watching it on tv, listening to on the radio, much to my children's amusement. so this is kind of a love letter to cricket and a plea to all of you in america get into it it's great it does president of the message for this unexpected success. they're talking cricket while we have the white house, we all congratulate them on the success. it's tremendous and were cheering them on in playing cricket in florida, texas, new york, to some sellout crowds america is waking up to this. the second most popular sport on after only soccer. today, our boys and red, white, and blue take on their co-ho

this is the t-20 cricket world cup, co-hosted in the united states for the first time ever. >> let'sst anticipated match of the tournament, india versus pakistan, arguably the most heated rivalry in all of sports. just how big of a rivalry is india-pakistan? >> the biggest in the world. india cannot lose against pakistan. they can lose the world cup, but they cannot lose against pakistan. >> i feel that people here don't really know how big of a rivalry india-pakistan. >> it's massive. it will be like boston and lakers when they meet up. >> might be unfamiliar, but with billions of cricket fans worldwide, like eight-time olympic gold medalist usain bolt, tickets to this long island blockbuster were a hot commodity. how much did you faypay? >> $1600 for a picket. >> reporter: $1600 for a tick the average retail, $800. more than the nba finals. still, i was surrounded by 34,000 fans, a sold out crowd. >> my bank account was screaming, but the family said we got to go. >> reporter: cricket is the second largest sport in the world. but ask in america about cricket and you'll likely get,

the tournament is being co—hosted by the united states, as cricket tries to find a new audience therehe super over. the england football manager, gareth southgate, has named his 26—man squad for the euros, which begin in germany next week. there's no place forjack grealish, harry maguire, orjames maddison, who are among those being left behind. england take on iceland tomorrow at wembley, in their final warm—up game. we need players that are fit and ready to go from the start, so again, another really difficult call. you know how i feel about harry maguire and what he's done for england, and what he's done for me as a manager of course. madders and jack both give us something different as well. so they've been tough calls, they've been calls that we've gone over and over and over as a group of staff. we just feel other players have had stronger seasons, particularly in the last six months or so. boeing's starliner capsule has arrived at the international space station, delivering two astronauts to the international space station. the mission is long delayed and has experienced several

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in the united states senate we have 53 co-sponsors of that legislation. last time i checked, a majority of the senate is 51. so we had the majority of the senate, we have every single democrat, every single independent, we have senatormy kowskey and senator collins, it's bipartisan. we have that support. i want to thank senator durbin, senator during win held the first hearing on the equal rights amendment last year. and it gave us the opportunity to establish the record, the clear record, about why the bill, resolution that i introduced should be passed. we then had a vote, thank you senator schumer for scheduling a vote on the floor of the united states senate. the majority of the senators voted in favor of moving forward to pass that legislation. senator schumer took steps so we can reconsider that at any time. we can reconsider that. we can have more votes this year on this issue. but because of the arcane use of the filibuster in the senate, and i know there are some areas that you might think it's important to slow down legislation, i do. but for 10

pakistan have to win to stay in contention for the next phase following their shock loss to the co—hosts, the unitedin via a shoot—out. the score was level 3—3 but they won 2—1 in the shoot—out... having beaten their opponents last week by the same method. a win for men too — beating spain this morning. and jockey bryony frost won't be able to ride for the foreseeable future after she broke her collarbone after a fall in france on sunday while riding at le lion d'angers. there's no date yet for her return. it's been case of highs and lows for the british competitors at the european athletics championship in rome today, with eight golds to be won in evening session, with britain's daryll neita among those on the track. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks has more. 0n what's happened today so far and what we have to look forward to. the da started what we have to look forward to. tie: day started with disaster what we have to look forward to. ti2 day started with disaster for the british 4x100 men's relay team, the last of what last four titles, but they finally back in hanover was messy and they said the

i'm the co editor of dahlia unit journal and former un principle officer 1000000 rabbani says, both us support for israel and the propaganda aren't convincing anymore. you can watch the phone interview what's going on. our grounds option returns the airing on our tea throughout the day for now. here's up again. i think we need to get away from this view which looks at western politicians as somehow being bought by these rallies were being blackmailed by. the israelis are being threatened by these or at least and blindly embracing israel against their better judgment or against their will. and perhaps we should start looking at these people as doing precisely what they want to do as, as people who are fundamentally racist. who feel that israel is entitled to do whatever it pleases with the past? sending people, what do you make the bible to see me to re hands he to a cease fire a plan if anything and insisting it's in his writing the plan while supplying the munition and the bones to me they had uh uh, children in guys who bizarre for words, what you had is the us president joe biden pu

self-defense against an aggressor is directly provided for in the un charter, and we, ukraine, are co-founders of the unitednd we we protect ourselves from not'. blocked aggression of the russian federation, therefore , from the point of view of international law, everything is on the side of ukraine. well, on this point, the vatican opposes ukrainian attacks on russia with western weapons, the vatican secretary of state said cardinal pietro parolin. he says that i think this possibility should concern everyone who cares about the fate of our world, it could cause an escalation that no one can control. the holy see, apparently, in principle does not understand that the escalation has been there for a long time, about which he says that... in the long run, that no one can stop that escalation, and if at the current point it is not started to stop it, then problems will go to the countries of northern europe via the baltic sea, and sooner or later they can also reach the vatican, of course, and this it is very easy to check, first of all, how many roman catholic churches in odessa have been destroyed and how

co-leadership of countries. we already have previous agreements with such countries, as france, czech republic, turkey, kenya, saudi arabia, usa, norway, poland, canada, qatar, chile, ghana, finland, netherlands, germany, uniteddom, accept the work of groups, lead and co-lead, and we invite all countries that admit the binding nature of the un charter as a basis for the cooperation of nations, participate in groups and express their ideas and suggestions. as you can see, the level of support for the next steps, regarding the preparation of the next summit of peace is enough for peace is quite strong, so we hope for fruitful work, and i would like to note that both from the very beginning of the summit and already at the moment of its completion, when they started. to talk about the preparation of the second peace summit on the sidelines of the summit and from the stands of the summit , voices began to be heard about the need to involve russia in the negotiations within the framework of the summit, as some states emphasized the side of the conflict, in fact the aggressor state, and the loudest voice in this regard was switzerland, because as we know, even during the preparations for the summit, switzerland ins

united states and canada. it'll be the 1st expanded $48.00 team edition of the tournament, co hosted by the united states mexico and canada. first game will be on june 11th at mexico cities as tack the stadium. and the final will be at the met life stadium in new jersey on july 19th. 48 countries for the national teams participating. $104.00 games which would be the equivalent to $100.00 for super bowls in $59.00 days. the trophy is already here. ready? we take care of it. and we are all getting ready. gearing up for the kick off off the greatest events the greatest show. the greatest tournament that the world has ever seen in south africa on course to reach the next round of the t 20 world top. after edging another low scoring thriller against bangladesh, bangladesh can very close to causing an upside. they needed 6 from the pharmacy, both in new york and inches away from here in boundary roads with a shot. but instead it was aden, a mark ram who took the catch to then i them, bangladesh could only manage a single off the final ball which gave south africa the wind by for one's. it's now 3 wins from 3 for sout

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co-leadership of countries. we already have preliminary agreements with such countries as france, the czech republic, turkey, kenya, and saudi arabia arabia, usa. norway, poland, canada, qatar, chile, ghana, finland, netherlands, germany, unitedccept the work of the groups, chair and co-chair, and we invite all countries that recognize the binding nature of the un charter as a basis for cooperation among nations to take participating in groups and expressing their ideas and suggestions. as you can see, the level of support for the next steps, regarding the preparation of the next peace is enough summit, is quite strong, so we hope for fruitful work, and i would like to note that from the very beginning of the summit and already at the moment of its completion, when they began to talk about the preparation of the second peace summit on the sidelines of the summit, voices began to be heard from the summit tribunes that it was necessary to involve the negotiations in the framework. summit russia, as, as some states emphasized, a party to the conflict, actually an aggressor state, and the voice of switzerland was the loudest in this regard. because, as we know, even during the preparations for the summit, switzerland insisted tha

co-leadership of the country. we already have previous agreements with countries such as france, czech republic, turkey, kenya, saudi arabia, usa, norway, poland, canada, qatar, chile, ghana, finland, netherlands, germany. unitedm to accept the work of the groups, lead and co-lead, and we invite all countries that recognize the binding nature of the un charter as a basis for the cooperation of nations to participate in the groups and express their ideas and proposals. as you can see, the level of support for the next steps is relative. the crowd of the next peace summit is quite powerful, so we hope for fruitful work, and i would like to note that from the very beginning of the summit and already at the moment of its conclusion, when they began to talk about the preparation of the second peace summit on the sidelines of the summit and from the stands of the summit, they began to hear voices about what needs to be involved before the negotiations within the framework of the summit, russia, as some states emphasized the side of the conflict, in fact... the aggressor state, and the voice of switzerland was the loudest in this regard, because as we know, switzerland insisted even during the preparation of the summ

president diamond, i am the co-owner of the downslope unit at 243 texas street. -own it with my wife, sasha. and i just want to point out a couple of important, details to this case. we've outlined a lot of facts in the brief. one thing is that the sponsors want to frame this project as new. this is absolutely not a new project just because they put in a new application. you've seen us before. you probably recognize the case, but it is consequential that they do that because then they have a five year look back period that stretches from the current application back to 2019. and they don't then need to look back from their original application in 2019, back to 2014. well, that's when there was two low income tenants living in that unit that we have plenty of proof that they exist. one of them spoke at the last hearing. one of them made 16,000 a year, earned $16,000 a year. and we proved all that for the board of supervisors. so in fact, there was low income tenants living there. they leased that unit and two of them were living there at the same time. those should

the candidate say that reading some of the press, the people, randy credit, co, the great actors in the united states who is being sending a board around washington dc talking imagine and so as the people in britain and in london to rain and showing that the courts protesting that britain we can get on to that they helped, but this in no way means to divide the ministration. and as long as it stands law, in order that committing genocide in guys only 24 hours ago, mike, we were talking about the american targeted attack on the russian beach that killed children. that alone what they suspected of doing. and doug, as done against the synagogue and the restroom judge, and what they mean doing and doing yet, as they burned down and assaulted the russian church and the restroom and russian culture and don't yet this is in a symbolic day. but of course, i'm happy as not just free and to live. yeah. as the same goes for lots of journalist from around the world following his development. now the u. s. government went after essentially he is. why do you think they're offering him a? do you live this ti

united states when this felony is what they say was, was credit. he did not steal the information. as part of the explain deal though, it could leaks co founder easily expected to return to the he's australian homeland after a final us port hearing and friends were united. the recently re like to the indian prime minister there under moody. he set to visit moscow for a meeting with them and put in the trembling, confirmed preparations for the high level visit tom in full swing. the, the while this is all teach an option of reaching you live for my new center with moscow. i a michael, what you up with the updates that we start with breaking news coming out of the canyon capital, invest our where a conflicted report say about 4 to 8 people had been killed and then thousands injured as riots, rage and nairobi protest as fear as over the tax hikes of storms, the parliament building, setting part of it on fire. now here a video was supposedly showing protest us trying to break into the grounds of their punishment. that moments area and peas had moved to about voted to approve of controversial financial bill. that's we'll see. still rises i

for educators from the united states have been stabbed in china's ne julian province. the group from co natalie college in iowa visiting a temple when they were attacked by a man, but the nice chinese authorities have not yet provided any statement on the incident. besides put in ministry has said it soldiers fired warning shots up to north korea and troops across the border. by mistake, they said north korea had not conducted any of the suspicious activities. the tensions had been rising recently over a campaign by strong young, defend trash from the balloons southwards. and uh, before we go a tons out, just one would, can save a life the what health spelled with rocks. this is what a private heading up to find. and so from his cab, anybody flying over a beach in california, a guide stuff i had with nick when he realized people stranded. the rest of us couldn't land on the beach, but full the sofa away with a rope. he didn't suffer any injuries you're watching due to have been use. here's a reminder of our top story at an international conference in berlin. validated semanski has is a

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