what wilson was trying to do during woodrow wilson's presidency. the united states, the greatest of the world's great powers. how should that power be used? some americans of wilson's day believed that the power should not be used at all. such americans like wilson's former secretary of state william jennings bryan, wanted the united states to set a moral example to the rest of the world, but otherwise remain apart from that rest of the world. other americans of wilson's day wanted the united states to use its new power the way other great powers had used their power before by building great navies, amassing colonial empires, and generally asserting america's national interests on america's national terms. this was the view of wilson's fiercest republican adversaries like theodore roosevelt and henry cabot lodge. wilson almost among the leading figures of his day, recognized something that brian roosevelt and lodge could not or would not see the something he recognized was a truth that has wisely guided the united states from the time of franklin d

what wilson was trying to do during woodrow wilson's presidency. the united states, the greatest of the world's great powers. how should that power be used? some americans of wilson's day believed that the power should not be used at all. such americans like wilson's former secretary of state william jennings bryan, wanted the united states to set a moral example to the rest of the world, but otherwise remain apart from that rest of the world. other americans of wilson's day wanted the united states to use its new power the way other great powers had used their power before by building great navies, amassing colonial empires, and generally asserting america's national interests on america's national terms. this was the view of wilson's fiercest republican adversaries like theodore roosevelt and henry cabot lodge. wilson almost among the leading figures of his day, recognized something that brian roosevelt and lodge could not or would not see the something he recognized was a truth that has wisely guided the united states from the time of franklin d

i think probably _ wilson was today? it is great. i think probably all _ wilson was today? all of _ wilson was today? it is great. i think probably all of the - wilson was today? it is great. i | think probably all of the players are good bullies. they love being the centre of attention, they love knocking the ball is in. if you get the chance for it, it is not easy to keep on frame after frame being relentless, but some players focus in and are relentless, and that is exactly what we have been seeing with kyren wilson. ifjakjones can win the first frame tonight, maybe he can start to beat his way in, but if kyren wilson wins the first frame and starts to dominate the pattern, you don't know what the pattern could be. we you don't know what the pattern could be. ~ , , , could be. we will be very, very intriaued could be. we will be very, very intrigued to — could be. we will be very, very intrigued to see _ could be. we will be very, very intrigued to see how _ could be. we will be very, very intrigued to see how this - could be. we will be very, very intrigued to see how t

he's got enough breathing space to fall over the line —— —— four kyren wilson. -- four kyren wilson. better _ -- four kyren wilson. jakjones may have had a better chance _ -- four kyren wilson. jakjones may have had a better chance going - -- four kyren wilson. jakjones may have had a better chance going into| have had a better chance going into tonight's closing session. 7—0 againstjakjones. how much is the damage? against jakjones. how much is the damaue? , . against jakjones. how much is the damaue? , ., against jakjones. how much is the damaue? , . , ., ., damage? very much so, but he got a 13-10. damage? very much so, but he got a 13-10- kyren — damage? very much so, but he got a 13-10. kyren probably _ damage? very much so, but he got a 13-10. kyren probably played - damage? very much so, but he got a 13-10. kyren probably played his - 13—10. kyren probably played his best frame for quite a while and made _ best frame for quite a while and made a — best frame for quite a while and made a really good clearance. i think_ made a really good clearance. i think that — made a really

wilson: the prosecutors' strategy was very painstaking, very thorough.e of the puzzle together for the jury and thread this timeline to prove that hernandez was the one that killed lloyd. daniel: first, aaron texts his two friends to come to his house in north attleborough. altimari: they were friends from back in the bristol area. it was not unusual for them to come, you know, just spur of the moment. daniel: then he sends odin lloyd a text telling him he's going to come pick him up. altimari: the three of them get into the rental car. it's all on the video from the security cameras at his house. they were leaving to go pick up odin lloyd. on the way to pick up lloyd, hernandez had stopped to get gas at a gas station not too far from lloyd's house. hernandez is seen filling up the car. he buys the gum, the same kind of bubblicious gum that was found in the dumpster and on a piece of the bullet. there was a camera that caught a car going down the street, picking odin lloyd up. woman: in the wee hours of the morning, investigators say lloyd was last seen

and commissioner wilson, yes.ion carries unanimously and next - >> i'd like to planning commission make a motion order of abatement and assessment for costs number success is that right. >> case no. 6922 and motion do i have a second? motion and second. and roll call vote. >> president chavez, yes. >> vice president neumann, yes. >> commissioner alexander-tut, yes. >> commissioner shaddix, yes. >> commissioner wilson, yes. >> motion carries unanimously. >> and the last case. >> i move to uphold the order of abatement and assessment of the costs for case no. 6923. >> okay. >> do i have a second? ? and second. >> there's a motion and second for case no. 6923 roll call vote president chavez, yes. >> vice president neumann, yes. >> commissioner alexander-tut, yes. >> commissioner shaddix, yes. >> commissioner wilson, yes. >> motion carries unanimously. thank you. >>. okay. we're on to um, temperatures. >> and. >> f. general public comment: members of the public may address the board on matters that are within the boar

but it's wilson who is this year's world champion. 0lly foster, bbc news.ter he'd had time to take in his achievement, he sat down for a chat with jamie broughton. just pure relation, peer relief —— elation. i've been so close to landing trophies, there is none better than being the first in the world championship so a beautiful moment with all of the family and my kids, my wife, my brother, my mum and dad and everyone that it helped me along the way. you and dad and everyone that it helped me along the way.— me along the way. you paid an emotional— me along the way. you paid an emotional tribute _ me along the way. you paid an emotional tribute to _ me along the way. you paid an emotional tribute to your- me along the way. you paid anj emotional tribute to your mum me along the way. you paid an - emotional tribute to your mum and dad when you got the trophy and talked about the sacrifices they made. , ., , ., made. tell us more. they have basically given _ made. tell us more. they have basically given up _ made. tell us more. they have basically given up t

welcome to the wilson center. i am the director of the africa program here.we hope to address some of the most critical issues facing africa and that is why today we are especially honored to host this conversation on african sovereign wealth funds, part of our broader discussion. we are delighted to have this conversation today and to have our speakers joining us today who i will introduce later. unfortunately, one of our speakers in stuck in intrinsic do the bad weather we experienced yesterday so we hope he will be able to join us for this conversation. with that, let me turn it over to dr. mark green to give some welcoming remarks. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. i will be brief but building on what was said, we want to welcome all of you here. the wilson center as you may know is a unique institution in foreign policy. scholarship driven, congressionally chartered, fiercely independent, nonpartisan. th charter i think not only creates special opportunities for us but special obligations. i tell the team each day we should not duplicate what o

kyren wilson is the new world snooker champion. he held his nerve to beat qualifierjakjones to win the title for the first time, beating the welshman 18 frames to m at the crucible in sheffield. jones was always playing catch up, from being 7—0 down, but did mount something of a comeback, with his first century of the final as he looked to cut wilson's lead. the match wasn't of the highest quality, with some easy pots missed and a few outrageous flukes. wilson with that one. cheering and applause. both men benefited from those. jones won three frames in a row, his best spell in the match, and he trailed byjust three frames at one stage. cheering and applause. but wilson finally got over the line. he was runner up to ronnie o'sullivan four years ago. that was during the pandemic and only a limited number of spectators were allowed in then. he certainly enjoyed this moment. i'm trying so hard to inspire a younger generation. you know, hopefully i'm inspiring my kids. they did an interview this week and someone asked them who their sp

kyren wilson is the new world snooker champion.n the title for the first time, beating the welshman 18 frames to 1a at the crucible in sheffield. jones was always playing catch up, from being 7—0 down, but did mount something of a comeback, with his first century of the final as he looked to cut wilson's lead. the match wasn't of the highest quality, with some easy pots missed and a few outrageous flukes. wilson with that one. both men benefited from those. jones won three frames in a row, his best spell in the match,

i wanted to be wrong. >> i am detective wilson. >> detective wilson brought magdi to the station and tactic was an old one, played them, and see where magdi took him. >> what was going on in long beach by that home depot? i looked like a money transaction. >> two days ago on wednesday around 12:30 i was coming from costco, i find two guys approaching me, i never saw them in my life, and they are black guys. >> his account differed in keyways from what detective wilson already had on tape. >> i was stunned when they told me your lady got killed in this house, and you have to pay us five grand. otherwise we are going to hurt you and your kids. >> that's a lie number one, there are no threats on the tape. >> how did you get to be with them today? >> they throw a california number on the lawn . >> hit me up tomorrow. >> line number two, it clearly shows magdi taking the number. then detective wilson asked magdi the million-dollar question. >> why didn't you call? >> because i was worried. >> he scared of the police? >> i-- >> not scared, but my wife's problem is not solved yet, and they

andrew wilson: guggenheim is in his cabin, and he is awakened by his steward.ven a life preserver. tad fitch: the officers and crew members didn't tell everybody the ship was sinking because they were trying to prevent a panic. kellie carter jackson: some are in their pjs, their slippers. some people are barefoot. tad fitch: the early stages of the sinking, it was relatively calm. [upbeat violin music] tim maltin: the musicians were brought up onto the deck to play relaxing and actually quite fun music. most people were actually trying to make light and make a brave face of what was going on. [somber music] tad fitch: one of the biggest controversies regarding the night of the disaster is there was a ship that was on the horizon that was seen from titanic. they tried calling through wireless. they tried signaling it with morse lamp. we are the titanic sinking . have your boats ready. but that ship just didn't react, and captain smith at one point said, what's wrong with them? why aren't they coming to help? tim maltin: what's become known as the mystery ship th

kyren wilson is the new world snooker champion.tle for the first time, beating the welshman 18 frames to ia at the crucible in sheffield. jones was always playing catch—up, from being 7—0 down, but he did mount something of a comeback with his first century of the final as he looked to cut wilson's lead. the match wasn't of the highest quality, some easy pots missed and a few outrageous flukes — wilson with that one. both men benefited from those. jones won three frames in a row, his best spell in the match, and he trailed byjust three at one stage. but wilson finally got over the line. he was runner—up to ronnie 0'sullivan four years ago. that was during the pandemic and only a limited number of spectators were allowed in. he certainly enjoyed this moment. i'm trying so hard to inspire a younger generation, hopefully i'm inspiring my kids. they did an interview this week and someone asked them who their sporting idol is — they said ronaldo, so hopefully i've overtook him now! is - they said ronaldo, so hopefully i've overtook him

wilson led 11—6 after the first day's action and after losing the opening two frames on monday, wilsona half century break to preserve his five frame advantage. it is currently 13—8 and wilson just missing that black, tightly poised in this 22nd frame. the first to 18 is a winner. you can follow that one on the bt sport website. that is all our support for now. let's get more on british formula one driver, lando norris, winning his first grand prix. he came first in miami beating reigning world champion, red bull's max verstappen, and ferrari's charles leclerc. matt gallagher from the f1 podcast, p1 with matt and tommy, joined me earlier and gave me his reaction to lando's win. very popular up and down the paddock amongst fans. and it was a win yesterday that really did feel good for almost anybody. it didn't matter who you supported. i think most people were happy for lando to take his first victory, he had to be pretty patient, didn't he? he did indeed. he got a lot of stick for all of these podiums that he was getting, but not being able to get that victory. russia in 2021 comes to

he was very curious person, hank wilson. slept on the floor, lived on nothing and for 20 years he did this. so, i'm very glad to be able to share that story. it is story that san francisco can be proud of. very unique story that i think shows the heart of this city. if there was anybody i have ever known who did not want to be recognized for anything it was hank wilson. very very big guy with a very very small ego. the running joke about my movie is he wouldn't have wanted the movie to be made about him. i walked in the lub lobby and shaw a beautiful mural painted by this wonderful artists and i think maybe hank would have been okay with people coming into the hotel and seeing his smiling face welcoming them into the hotel. thank you. [applause] >> i'm now pleased to introduce our mayor, london breed. [applause] >> first of all, let's give brandon another round of applause! [applause] many have tried and have failed to do whitney houston justice and he definitely is one who has succeeded. it is so great to be here with each

and kyren wilson has the edge, after the first two sessions of the world snooker championship final.lo there, welcome along. there are just two weeks left in the premier league season, and there's so much riding on every game now. there were three games on sunday, and tottenham's hopes of a top—four finish are pretty much over after their 4—2 defeat at liverpool. they were 2—0 down at half—time, four down on the hour mark at anfield. goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo, and a top—corner screamer from harvey elliott. for spurs, despite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is theirfourth defeat in a row — and they are seven points behind aston villa, in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. we were really, really, really good — until we were really rubbish. and then, we were 0k again, so that's it. and in that period — obviously, we can't see it in different ways, in the moment when we let them play, you see immediately what the

kyren wilson is into his second snooker world championship final, but who will he play?t was a frantic finish to a brutal opening day at the giro d'italia, with favourite tadej pogacar beaten on the line. welcome to the programme. it went right down to the final day of the championship to find out who would join leicester in being promoted to the premier league. ipswich�*s 2—0 win over huddersfield means they will play in the top tier next season — for the first time in 22 years — sparking incredible scenes at portman road. ben croucher reports. blue army! out of the blue — ipswich�*sjourney this far has confounded expectation and perceived footballing wisdom. now, after one long season, the final hurdle. nervous? you wouldn't know it. all they had to do was avoid defeat against relegated huddersfield. over to you, wes burns. that is the moment that portland road craved! they were playing in the third tier only last season, but under young manager kieran mckenna — on a budget dwarfed by many of their nearest rivals — back—to—back promotions beckoned. time to finish with

and my friend rebecca roberts recently wrote a biography of ella wilson, who if wilson, who was wilson's first lady and you're right, basically didn't like thomas marshall, she didn't think much of him. and she basically kept him out of the room. he tried to visit wilson because, of course, he's vice president, because, of course, it would be his job to try to take over. but we had not had at that point a president who was lived that was not fit for the office. we had no president at that point. so he didn't have anything to do as you rightly said, there was no 25th amendment. and he basically took our you know, it took a backseat. he was very passive about it. and he just allowed things to to go the way they went. and that's something i think that everybody recognizes is not a healthy, you know, healthy system for the government. that's why it's great for the amendment is important. but as we talked about it, so structurally, you know, convoluted, it seems almost unworkable in anything other than a clear cut situation where a president, let's say, is, you know, not able to literally spe

max wilson, thank you very much. and _ party of change. max wilson, thank you very much.itain memorial flight, has been named as squadron leader mark long. the vintage aircraft came down in a field near raf coningsby in lincolnshire yesterday. the prince and princess of wales have offered their condolences, saying they're "incredibly sad" to hear of the tragedy. a full investigation is underway. phil norton has the story. squadron leader mark long served his country as a fighter pilot, and relished the chance to honour wartime heroes. he was due to take command of the battle of britain memorial flight later this year. outside the hangar at the team's base at raf coningsby where he took off from yesterday, a sign still shows the expected departure and return time for the spitfire he was flying. but the aircraft crashed into a field a short distance from the lincolnshire runway. a great friend, colleague and a passionate professional aviator, he will be sorely missed by all that knew him. throughout today, flowers have been left here. this is a community proud to live side

this is what president wilson understood.nd prosperity for all nations can not be won through unified and cooperative effort. president wilson understands that peacemore than just words. they require c action on the part of nations coming together for apurpe. the ukraine defense contact group is committed to that work. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> first question will go to the associated press. reporter: : mr. secretary, i wanted to ask you about iran. does have any indication that the helicopter prident raisi was anything other than an accident? hated any posture changes in case there's unrest following the death? then for chairman brown, i wanted to ask you about senior airman roger fortson. what would you like to say to his family, and more broadly, what would you like to say to broad service members who areine they serve? my do, there's still law enforcement that sees them as a threat. sec. austin: thanks. regarding the death of iran's president in the unfortunate helicopter crash, we continue to mo

kyren wilson has a five frame advantage at the midway point of the world snooker championship final inn in the final in 2020 and cruised into a 7—1 lead in the first session, it was tighter in the next session. jones, who is a qualifier, won 5frames, but wilson will resume on monday 11—6 up. it's the first to 18. it's not about the scoreline, it's about the way the frame was won and there was obviously a lot of tension in there. some good safety play and, you know, i'm proud of the way i sort of held it together. i sort of had in my head i wanted to get to 11 tonight after being on seven. so it was just a little small target, so, yeah, obviously target achieved. and you have scored heavily across the two sessions as well. yeah, i have scored pretty well. you know, it's obviously an attribute to my game, but, you know, i'm just loving every minute. i think the atmosphere is fantastic. you know, as i said to you previously, rob, i'm sort of very blessed and grateful that i have been able to experience this again in front of a packed house, you know, obviously with being robbed of that th

kyren wilson won the first seven frames against qualifierjakjones.nd has a mountain to climb this evening. well, he is climbing it — these are live pictures from the crucible. jones has won the first two frames of the evening session, so that's three in a row. jakjones is back up at the table. it is 7-3 jakjones is back up at the table. it is 7—3 at the moment. he's had a word with himself and his play has picked up. this is a first world championship finalforjakjones. wilson got to the final four years ago but lost out to ronnie o'sullivan — so he wants to go all the way here. remember, it's the best of 35 frames. you can watch over on bbc two, iplayer or the bbc sport website. let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines... three time champion jockey silvestre de sousa rode "elmalka" from last place to win the 1,000 guineas at newmarket. the brazilian rider only returned to action in march after a ten month ban for a breach of betting rules. scotland are into this year's women's t20 world cup for the first t