david. >> david: aaron katersky in worcester tonight. thank you, aaron. from the border tonight the ripple effect from the crisis at the border. from new york city to denver, communities scrambling to house migrants who have already arrived. tonight new york city, the onetime historic midtown hotel now housing migrants. here is abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, buses of asylum-seekers pulling up to the historic roosevelt hotel converted into new york city's new intake center as the city grapples with what officials call a humanitarian crisis. antonio zapata arriving from venezuela with his family hoping to find work. the newly reopened hotel replaces the port authority as a processing center before migrants are moved to other locations. the first 175 guest rooms for children and families. >> the city's been working really hard to house them. they have over 150 places they're housing them now. they are bursting at the seams. >> reporter: despite at encounters at the border declining for more than 10,000 daily in a few days leading up to title 42

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northamptonshire, tuesday afternoon, worcester, and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning ops as well. there'll be some beautiful sunshine for a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers also developing. a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday. for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the north west, though, will mean showers even early on for scotland and northern ireland. but it's some of these home—grown ones across eastern england as we warm up the atmosphere with the sunshine come wednesday afternoon, that will produce, i think, the most dramatic scenes. temperatures up to 18 degrees, of course, coming down as the showers develop. they are likely to be accompanied by thunder, hail, lightning and some quite gusty winds at times. and then that low pressure centre just swirls its way south across the uk through thursday. some more organised bands of showers wrapped around it. but also, again, once the sun comes out, we'lljust warm up the quite unstable atmosphere just a little bit more

. —— worcester warriors.n's —68kg taekwondo world champion for a second time. the world number one beat south korea'sjin ho—jun in the final at the world taekwondo championships in baku. the 24—year—old sinden won 3—2 in the first round before taking the second 16—9. it adds to his 2019 title and silver medal at the tokyo 2020 olympics. triple olympic swimming champion adam peaty has opened up about his mental health struggles, telling the bbc that more gold medals will not solve his problems. last month, he pulled out of the british championships, saying he was tired and had been in a "self—destructive spiral". he remains hopeful of heading to paris for the olympics next year, but now has a different persective on winning. you think it will fix all of your problems. if i win a gold medal it will fix all of your problems, but it doesn't even do one of those things. that is when people don't have a healthy relationship with themselves. i was on this endless search for a gold medal or a world record and i looke

england internationaljoined bath in october initially on a short—term loan following the collapse of worcesteryear's six nations, and scored five tries in total for bath across 12 league appearances. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. we understand from a senior palestinian source it was familiar and has presented some sort of ideas or ceasefire grafted the islamic jihad and also a delegation of three intelligence officers have flown to tel aviv this afternoon to present this document and hopefully the egyptians are quite hopeful that by this evening we can have some sort of promise. this is bbc news. working with the animals helps out with ptsd. she follows me everywhere we are really struggling with donations. we have done a lot of work and built a lot and knowing with animals when they need help. it might take a week or two weeks or six months of the year but at the end of it, you let them go. the grand final of the eurovision song contest is just days

it's reminiscent of what we've seen happen at wasps and of course at worcester too.aring from london irish? players and staff have still not been played —— paid april wages. despite assurances by the club that they would have been paid by now. they were calling for another meeting today and were told once again it is to do with bank transfer problems except that they have had a knock on effect of the holiday weekend. london irish are going to a takeover by in american consortium. we have been assured by premise your bread be, expect to bbc radio 5 live just last night, that they are confident that the problems with london irish are not what we have seen previously with the likes of wister previously for so they say they have been involved with discussions throughout the takeover process. so as much is this is a discerning situation, a lot of sources close to the club and those at partnership rugby are confident that it will be resolved —— resolved. i mentioned worcester at the start, they've been through a similar thing, and today the sale of the club was completed?

scenario where the club entered insolvency mid season because that is what we saw happen with both worcesteration but you can understand why the rugby football union is trying to act quickly. golf and rory mcilroy says pga champion brooks koepka deserves to play in the forthcoming ryder cup but are still opposed to european golfers from the controversial rival to being allowed to take part. players who have resigned from the world tour are ineligible but american players can still take part.— can still take part. brooks koeka can still take part. brooks koepka deserves - can still take part. brooks koepka deserves to - can still take part. brooks koepka deserves to take l can still take part. brooks - koepka deserves to take part, he is second in the us standings, only played two counting events. i don't know if there are anyone else on the live roster who would make the team, but i have different feelings about the european team and the other side and how that has all transpired. i don't think any of those guys should be a part of the european team. finally usain bolt has been _ european te

he started at worcester as a six—year—old.mething his boat incredibly hard for so no doubt there will be some nerves there but if that excitement of getting the chance to represent his country. golf�*s world number two john rahm says europe�*s best players should be eligible for the ryder cup, even if they�*ve signed up to the liv tour. those missing in rome this september include some of the most successful players in the event, among them rahm�*s fellow spaniard sergio garcia, europe�*s all—time record points scorer. it's it�*s a little sad to me that politics have got in the way of such a beautiful event. again, it�*s the best europeans against the best americans period. whatever is going on it shouldn�*t matter, it�*s whoever is best suited to represent the european side. i have a hard time to bleed the best player europe has ever had, the most successful year pat had in the ryder cup isn�*t fit to be on the team. rory mcilroy says it would be "great" to win a title at the home of golf, afterjoining an impressive field for

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jason carroll is outside of the courthouse in worcester, massachusetts. what was the reason for not letting him out? >> at one point, during the proceeding, the judge in this case, david hennessey, he raised his voice and said that this is a defendant who simply did not care about who he put at risk. and as a result of that, letting him out on bail presented too much of a risk to the united states. he said the following, he said records show a profound breach of a defendant's word that he would protect information and the security of the united states. the judge in this case david hennessey also went on to talk about who this defendant had hurt by releasing those troves of classified documents online saying who did he put at risk? he could make a list as long as a phone book. soldiers, medical personnel, ukrainian personnel, ukrainian soldiers. we don't know how many people he put at risk. he went on to say that the government has said if you disclose this information, you put the united states at serious risk and the defendant's response was, i don't giv

. —— the sale of worcester warriors has been completed.ril wages. the players were told on tuesday they would be paid that day, but funds had still not arrived on wednesday morning. the players have been called to a meeting on wednesday lunchtime for a further update. it's one of the most attended sporting events in the country, with more than 200,000 people expected at badminton horse trials this weekend. it's one of the toughest challenges riders face, competing in the three main eventing disciplines of dressage, cross—country and showjumping. each year, a handful of the top grassroots riders from around the country also get the opportunity to compete alongside their heroes — their competition began today. among them was social media influencer megan elphick, who rebecca wood has been to meet. today i'm celebrating hitting 100,000 followers. megan elphick and her horse i used to being in the spotlight. online blogs have earned her a huge social media following at this year she's been taking her followers on a journey all the way to badmi

northamptonshire tuesday afternoon, worcester, and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning.ll. there'll be some beautiful sunshine for a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers also developing. a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday. for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the northwest, though, will mean showers even early on for scotland and northern ireland. but it's some of these home—grown ones across eastern england as we warm up the atmosphere with the sunshine come wednesday afternoon, that will produce, i think, the most dramatic scenes. temperatures up to 18 degrees, of course, coming down as the showers develop. they are likely to be accompanied by thunder, hail, lightning and some quite gusty winds at times. and then that low pressure centre just swirls its way south across the uk through thursday. some more organised bands of showers wrapped around it. but also, again, once the sun comes out, we'lljust warm up the quite unstable atmosphere just a little bit more, and pop o

he's a professor at the college of the holy cross in worcester, massachusetts. professor victor matheson, it's so nice to talk to you. i think the word explosion in online gambling is an appropriate word. what does this mean for states? because clearly they have a financial stake in it. the amount that the states are bringing in is actually surprisingly small. so this year, we're likely to see. about $100 billion of wagers being made. but that only translates into about $1,000,000,000 of tax revenue. let's talk a little bit about the advertising. what has been your biggest worry? the gambling platforms. they're not trying to make money on you. this year. they're trying to make money on you next year. and ten years down the road and 2020 years dowown the roadad, iy cann be e the app yoyou put on r phone and the app that you're going to usese, they hook you with. and for a long period of time. and of course, who do you hook in for long periods of time? it's the 18 year olds, it's the 16 year olds, it's the 21 year old. the college students, the folks that have pot

prime minister itiehi— and worcester. prime minister itiehi suhot— and worcester.lts but denies there's— some disappointing results but denies there's been a big swing to iotout— denies there's been a big swing to iotout. — denies there's been a big swing to labour. we're— denies there's been a big swing to labour . asp; ”it; g g to labour. we're making progress in key election battlegrounds like peterborough, bassetlaw sand dwell, but the message i am heanng sand dwell, but the message i am hearing from people tonight is that they want to us focus on their priorities and they want to us deliver for them. and that's about halving inflation, growing economy , reducing growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping boats. that's what stopping the boats. that's what people about. what people care about. that's what they us to deliver. and they want us to deliver. and that's what i and the government are going work very to are going to work very hard to do. leader sir keir do. labour leader sir keir starmer, meanwhile, believes he's now on cours

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northamptonshire tuesday afternoon, worcester and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning,e some beautiful sunshine for a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers also developing. a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday. for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the northwest, though, will mean showers even early on for scotland and northern ireland. but it's some of these home—grown ones across eastern england as we warm up the atmosphere with the sunshine come wednesday afternoon that will produce, i think, the most dramatic scenes. temperatures up to 18 degrees, of course, coming down as the showers develop. they are likely to be accompanied by thunder, hail, lightning and some quite gusty winds at times. and then that low pressure centre just swirls its way south across the uk through thursday. some more organised bands of showers wrapped around it. but also, again, once the sun comes out, we'lljust warm up the quite unstable atmosphere just a little bit more, and pop off some showers

. >> david: aaron katersky in worcester tonight. thank you, aaron. from the border showing the ripple effect from the crisis the border. from new york city to denver, community scrabbling to house migrants who have already arrived. tonight new york city, the onetime historic nighttime hotew housing migran. aph what o aitiaantoni a pa ring venezuela with his family hoping to find work, the newly reopened hotel places the port authority and a processing center before migrants are moved to other locations. the first 175 guest rooms for children and families. >> the city's been working really hard to house them. they've over 150 places there housing them now. they are bursting at the seams here >> reporter: is fighting, said the border declining for more than 10,000 daily in a few days leading up to title 42's end to about 3,000 in the last two days, hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers have already crossed into the u.s. in denver, more than 150 are living in city shelters with just 30 days before they have to leave. >> we have 30 days relate to figur

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northamptonshire tuesday afternoon, worcester and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning,me beautiful sunshine for a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers also developing. a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday. for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the northwest, though, will mean showers even early on for scotland and northern ireland. but it's some of these home—grown ones across eastern england as we warm up the atmosphere with the sunshine come wednesday afternoon that will produce, i think, the most dramatic scenes. temperatures up to 18 degrees, of course, coming down as the showers develop. they are likely to be accompanied by thunder, hail, lightning and some quite gusty winds at times. and then that low pressure centre just swirls its way south across the uk through thursday. some more organised bands of showers wrapped around it. but also, again, once the sun comes out, we'lljust warm up the quite unstable atmosphere just a little bit more, and pop off some showers. we

northamptonshire tuesday afternoon, worcester and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning.a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers. also developing, a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the northwest, though, will mean showers even early on for scotland and northern ireland. but it's some of these home—grown ones across eastern england as we warm up the atmosphere with the sunshine come wednesday afternoon, that will produce, i think, the most dramatic scenes. temperatures up to 18 degrees, of course, coming down as the showers develop. they are likely to be accompanied by thunder, hail, lightning and some quite gusty winds at times. and then that low pressure center just swirls its way south across the uk through thursday. some more organised bands of showers wrapped around it. but also again, once the sun comes out, we'lljust warm up the quite unstable atmosphere just a little bit more, and pop off some showers. well, a possibility just abo

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jason carroll is outside the course in worcester., i want to ask you what's going on in court, what will be decided in court, and then i want more details on what they learned about these past warnings. >> reporter: of course. of course. jim, clearly the judge in this case has a lot to consider. he's been taking his time with this. you can see why. just this week newspaper information coming into the court about this particular case. first, when you look at the disturbing video that's now come to light, the video showing teixeira firing a weapon, using racial slurs. prosecutors once again say this goes to this young man's character. in addition to that, the court said news information just this week, showing that teixeira, on three different occasions, tried to access classified information. you're looking at one particular situation, according to prosecutors, he got access, took notes about it, put the notes in his pocket. a supervisor saw what had happened, and had admonthished him for what he was doing. this raises all kinds of qu

oh, it's warm, worcester live bait will do. well, by the way, by the way, yes, you definitely see how we turned around, but still, our dear lev nikolayevich myshkin and here is he in what kind of dialogue with don quixote is the prince lived with us , poor wind hmm complicated dialogue, but rather it is for dostoevsky the same for three daughters. uh, such a kind of landmarks with which they constantly compare the prince, and well, dostoevsky of course, prince christ named the manuscript and uh. similarly, he saw, uh, income. and of course, his famous words that if everyone always proved to me that the truth is not with christ, then i would have dragged the truth to remain. yes, this is a long hotizom. for dostoevsky, he is conjugated by heirs. this is not a dialogue. it's like, he's more of an emanation even in them for the author. well, the last question then. and we have marked so many forks. yes? the question is this, and it is clear that every time every generation reads such great books in its own way. and he learns somet

after worcester and then wasps, were thrown out of the league last autumn because of their financialhe exiles appear to havejust a week to avoid the same fate. that's how long they have to complete a takeover which would save them from being suspended by the premiership but the club still have somejeopardy between now and then. ben croucher has been following the developments today. ben, how significant is this extension? usually is this extension? significant. just for some background usually significant. just for some background on us with a london irish owner has been looking to sell the club since last autumn. and being in protracted talks within american consortium. last month the players were paid late in the rfq governing body gave them a deadline to close the place to get sorted. we've beenin close the place to get sorted. we've been in touch with the consortium and they said they been working day and they said they been working day and night over the weekend to try and night over the weekend to try and get everything through. so london irish has now been granted another week

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jason carroll is outside of the courthouse in worcester, massachusetts.int, during the proceeding, the judge in this case, david hennessey, he raised his voice and said that this is a defendant who simply did not care about who he put at risk. and as a result of that, letting him out on bail presented too much of a risk to the united states. he said the following, he said recordsh

we've had worcester woman, mondeo man and more recently, stevenage woman — voters deemed to be crucialto be in the bag for labour, but then it went conservative. a big battleground tomorrow, and the parties will be hoping that will provide them with a pathway to success at the general election. five political voices battling for hearts and minds. hello. sorry. hello. i'm just calling round from the local labour party about the local elections. a big labour push to win back once—lifelong supporters in stoke. well, we want them back. we need them back. and we're not at all complacent. you don'tjust get votes back. you have to go out and earn them. and over the last few years, since our worst election defeat in 2019, in 100 years, both locally and nationally, we've put in the work and you can see it coming through on the doors. people are looking at labour again, but we're by no means complacent that we've sealed the deal and that's why we're going out and fighting for every single vote, notjust here in stoke, but in every part of the country. the tories see a renewed threat, but one they

jason carroll, cnn, worcester, massachusetts. >>> and new this morning, republican florida governor ron backs down from his ongoing dispute with disney. >> those comments from desantis who is expected to announce a 2024 presidential run in the coming days came after disney, saying it was scrapping plans to build a $1 billion office complex in florida. natasha chen has more. >> reporter: disney has said in a memo that this decision was difficult based on changing business conditions and new leadership. not mentioning politics at all, but it certainly has become part of a major political story just days before governor ron desantis is set to officially launch his presidential campaign. the governor was making a stop at a diner in new hampshire on friday when he referenced the disney issue talking specifically about the company's special tax district around the walt disney world resort. here he is. >> to put one corporation on a pedestal and let they will exempt from the laws is not good policy, not free market economics and not something that our state will be involved in. so we will not

shoot makes its way to the supreme court and there's something actually going to hear the case in worcester versus the state of georgia. and the supreme court actually sides with cherokee in this. least on some level and basically basically the ruling here is that the state of georgia doesn't have the right. to pass these laws and that, you know affect the cherokee because constitution is quite clear that when it comes to the phrases indian affairs only the federal government has that authority so georgia's attempts to kind of control the cherokee. violate the constitution the president jackson's response to this is basically cool don't care. there's the famous the like the thing like the you know this idea that he said, you know marshall is made his decision. let's see him in force it is that where you're gonna ask brandon see about that. wasn't that his response to it. we'll show there seems to be no evidence that shows him actually saying this now could he have said it out loud and no one wrote it down. yeah entirely possible, but we don't have any documented evidence as far as i've been

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the regular season started with 13 teams and ended with 11 — after wasps and worcester warriors enteredd come through the adversity that team has been through. granted, yes, they have a team full of superstars but to be able to retain them when you've been relegated into the champion ship and come under so much scrutiny and bounce back and go on the run that they have, get into a final last year and lose out to lester in such a close encounter game and then back it up the following year to be in another final and potentially in the history books again would be one of the greatest teams in the league, it is a special story. for sale, its theirfirst final since 2006 — it's also the first time since then, that a club from the north of england has been in the showpiece game. fly half george ford says he hopes it could provide inspiration. hopefully a lot, yeah. i think it's just the semi—final, the atmosphere and the enjoyment people had from that game was unbelievable. and that is what we want to do. inspire people up here, to be proud of this rugby team, want to come watch us, and inspiri

first president and donated considerable time and effort while working full time as an editor at the worcestergazette and a book reviewer. and then he died in 1979. and to honor in 1981, the organization set up an award to honor people who contribute to book culture and two years ago we then bifurcated that award to set up another award to honor toni morrison so that individuals have contributed and. organizations wouldn't compete with each other. i will note that under the brilliant leadership of my predecessor, michael schaub, these awards increasingly focused on such factors as support for civil society, free expression and people who spent their own capital to raise up unheard voices of others and. it is in that spirit that i turn things over to rob to introduce the sandra award. as probably the only federal employee in the room. i'm going to pretend i didn't hear that about the money laundering. hello. rob casper, head of poetry and literature at the library of congress. i'm honored to introduce joy harjo this year's event, sandra lifetime achievement award winner on of the library. i fir

worcester and northamptonshirejersey offering. and good main some of us seeing significantly higher rainfall totals. that load sinks south on friday. by friday it looks like many of us will be under high pressure and see quieter weather. i can promise you much sunshine because the north—easterly wind will dry can look quite fun in her seas. wind will dry can look quite fun in herseas. quite wind will dry can look quite fun in her seas. quite gloomy along more seekers. still low on the continent so click cancel showers across southern england from time to time. north—western areas faring best with sunshine. saturday has high pressure trying to hang on but it looks like we will see this area of low pressure into the second half of the weekend trying to advance. the driest and brightest of the two days will be saturday. sunday starting with sunshine for many but rain as the day plays out. a jury finds that donald trump sexually abused and defamed writer ejean carroll in the 19905. he's called the verdict a 'disgrace." a dramatic arre

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i went to school near lowell, massachusetts in worcester. with the factories and the steel mills closing. this is named after robert lowell. the property values went down. a lot of stores got boarded up in the main streets of lowell. so cambodians came there literally with the clothes on their back. they didn't have an advanced degree, they didn't have even the language. within a generation, they have not only revitalized the community and the economy, they have opened up businesses. as you said, cambodian food is extraordinary there. they've even cleaned up the local river because they are a fishing people and they wanted to use it. now every citizen in lowell can fish and picnic by the riverside. i mean, when was the last time you fished in an american river? it's cool to me. that allows me to show rather than tell why i think we need to be a little bit more open hearted, as we have been in previous generations of our country's history. >> i love that you sat down with afghans who recently were forced to immigrate over here in washington,

tony in worcester, i haven't got so long with you because you have to rush off, how long were your round months. they had so many problems. louisa had a hole in her heart repaired. they both had operations to fix detached retina is, louisa is blind in one eye and partially sighted on the other. and miller developed cerebral palsy and was very poorly, she was with us for ten years before we lost her in 2017. i can't say anything higher about the fantastic teams of the nhs, liverpool, we still remain friends and visit them. it's always an emotional time to go back up there, becausejules is buried in liverpool. you can probably hear that i am quite emotional. it's amazing that this law has come in. working full i had tremendous support from the school where i was working, they gave me compassionate leave. i was financially not out of pocket, they supported me. at this law is a real game changer for families like us. i law is a real game changer for families like us.— families like us. i am so sorry about your— families like us. i am so sorry about your loss. _ families like us. i am so sorr

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