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and the nelson family grew by a few more. just one empty place. >> you never fill the hole in your life to you when you lose a trial? >> no. >> no. >> how often do you think about jessica? >> every day. >> every day. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. u for watching >> breaking on msnbc. search efforts are paused at the site of the collapse condo in south florida, as crews get set to demolish the rest of the building. how tropical storm elsa, which is barreling towards the u.s. is complicating the situation. we'll talk to the mayor of surfside in just moments. >> the radical left continues to search for a crime, wreck lives, break laws, violate every principle of justice, fairness and liberty. >> donald trump

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eric nelson, your take? erik: one thing that is underrated is we have seen this curve sliding on a global basis. it started with the fed at the june fomc with the dots. expectations of rate hikes being pulled forward. we have heard from other central banks outside of the u.s. that are talking about raising short-term rates. the move down and long in yields has been a global phenomenon, driven by this transmission which runs counterintuitive to what you would think. hire short and yields does not mean higher along and yields, sometimes the opposite. jonathan: jim bianco, that is what we have seen. some may say this is just a monster short squeeze. i know that you don't buy that. jim: as a caveat, there is no good data on how short the market is, but the data we have suggests the opposite, that there was not a short in the market. it is a rush of people looking to get long. it looks like the mirror opposite of march. march was everyone getting short when we hit 1.80 on the 10 year note. when we hit 1.25, it lo

>> what does nasa administrator bill nelson say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> nasa administrator bill nelson, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you so much. i love to talk about space. >> you have said that nasa is in your blood. you grew up on the space coast and became the second sitting member of congress to travel into space aboard the space shuttle columbia in 1986. but a decade ago, nasa seemed adrift in space. the space shuttle program was ending, and the u.s. had no means of reaching space. compared to 10 years ago, senator, where does nasa stand today? >> well, it was specifically 11 years ago that kay bailey hutchison of texas and i wrote the bill that put nasa on the course that it's on, a dual course -- one-course commercial companies that nasa would hire, specifically the delivery of crew and cargo to the international space station. and then the other course, nasa, to get out of low earth orbit and go explore the heavens. and that

and ahead of nelson mandela or international days, this week's uprising in south africa evidence that enough is enough for the washington, the liberal experiment forged by man dell or after his campaign of violence finally brought him to powder and apologize. we talk to one of his comrades, you know, all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, after england lost the euro 2020 final to italy in a week, the british fans brought racism home against star football is what is kneeling mean seen as gesture politics by bars. johnson's home secretary, pretty battalion, call the black lives matter. protests. dreadful is politics the only route out of entrenched racism. joining me now from new market in england is one of the greatest crickets of old time, the west indies, michael holding his new best seller. why we neil, how we rise shots racism through the careers. it was a bolt, naomi, a soccer anterior re michael, one on it to have you on the, on this program. one of the greatest sports does ever in this country. and what a timely book to come out just after the defeat of e

nelson says it's hard to make sense of it all. >> since dixon was a quiet well-liked guy. bizarre and its. >> it's mind boggling to everyone a memo them. it's just not right. something happened. these are the family that i trusted. and something happened. and nobody's telling >> dixon was well known in the east bay community for his involvement in sports. he graduated from el serino high school in 2019 and was the former quarterback of the football team. he had a college football scholarship at western colorado university. he just loves sports. that's all he talked about. >> you know, his plans and his hopes in its streams under that saw him his talk about nelson says she won't rest until she finds out who killed her son left hoping. but i will stop until i justice for my baby. taylor kron 4 news. >> well, a sad end to the search for a missing hiker in the point. reyes national seashore. the marin county sheriff's office says search crews found the body of 58 year-old mitra ross early monday morning last seen leaving the bear valley visitor center around 5.30 last night. a

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so while we can condemn it, we did, because up in the ghost, the ation in 1994, led by nelson mandela we rose above our constituencies in the angle of our constituencies and they feared and found the common ground. and that common ground created a safe contain of a constitutional democracy based on one person, one vote in the democratic non racial, non stick to south africa. that was the mandate of the monday lead generation. we cannot blame mandela for the fact that leadership offered him failed to do the work . oh ok. oh, can we? i mean i spoke to man dealer in 9899. he told me he was all for the neo liberal model. he was all going for the i m f. you were a minister for public services analysis that were in the mantel or government. i mean, you know, you see very sad when he was talking to me. do you not see his privatisation and washington good sense of model that mandela chose as the part for south africa? do you not see echoes of that in the violent pictures we see in durban? today, i take for granted. i mean, i was the minister in his office responsible for the reconstruction an

want to listen to what bill nelson had to say, and john elected react to it after against an. here's nasa administrator bill nelson del some. >> we are assembling the rocket at the very moment town at the kennedy base space center. he'll pave the way for american astronauts to the surface of the moon. that rocket is the space launch sense system. it'll launch our orion spacecraft on missions to lunar orbit and beyond. and soon, i mean like days, we are starting to stack that massive core stage between its two boosters and the vehicle assembly building it kfc. the s alas will be the most powerful rocket in the world, 8.8 million pounds of thrust at lunch. all this means we are on our way to land the next americans on the moon, and this time we are going to learn how to live and work in another world. america's long term presence at the moon, both robotic and human, we'll help develop the experience and capabilities we need to eventually send the first astronauts to mars. >> well first, john i want you to react bill nelson's comments there. >> well, he describes accurately whatn

nelson says it's hard to make sense of it all. >> since dixon was a quiet well-liked guy. bizarre and its. >> it's mind boggling to everyone a memo them. it's just not right. something happen. these are the family that i trusted. and something happened. and nobody's telling >> dixon was well known in the east bay community for his involvement in sports. he graduated from el serino high school in 2019 and was the former quarterback of the football team. he had a college football scholarship and western colorado university. he just loved sports. that's all he talked about. >> you know, his plans and his hopes in its streams or that saw him his talk about nelson says she won't rest until she finds out who killed her son left hoping. but i will stop until i justice for my taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >> it's 35 in the east bay walnut creek. police are investigating that city's 3rd homicide of 2021. it happened early sunday morning outside of the spoontonic lounge and bar near north main street and san luis road officers found 4 people who were shot there and one of them died at

on this now with leslie picker who is at the nasdaq where she's been all morning she's now alongside nelson grigs. they scored a big one here with robinhood, president of the nasdaq stock exchange. >> thank you so much as you can see that share price has been trading lower, pretty much since it opened very high volume out of the gate for this one, which i think was expected but just broadly speaking, what do you make of some of today's activity >> the volume is actually more than we expected we're already at over 50 million shares traded. and they offer a little over 55 million. we're seeing more activity than we had expected. >> with regard to winning this deal as they say in the lgss business it's usually a battle between the nasdaq and the new york stock exchange why is it that robinhood chose nasdaq as its listing destination? >> well, we had a pretty good run this year. about 70% of operating companies using nasdaq with robinhood we've known them for years. we tried to develop partnerships a lot you can do with robinhood. and they've been a good partner to us. we've been a good partner

they do agree with what i was saying went, what blackburn and bill nelson has said. my concern has always been there is a sector of the democratic party that has a lot of influence that really doesn't vi ew space, the chinese space threat as a threat. and b, doesn't want to see america engage with another space race. they would rather make space like antarctica, a sanctuary from human activity, destructive activity. unfortunately we are well past that stage. space is here. it is not going away. there is a massive investment and it is growing from the private sector around the world. there is a massive interest from china and russia. it is a question of who will get there first and not whether we should go or not. host: is it because we have a couple minutes left. in a situation like that moon, why is it not possible for countries to share. why is that a u.s. thing? guest: the trump administration said we need to get it artemis accord, the new agreement between the world powers to figure out how to develop and exploit new resources -- l unar resources the way we do on

going down the south africa, nelson mandela. >> i came back from south africa to see nelson mandela getting arrested, trying to see them on robbins island. he was in prison. >> he got arrested in south africa for trying to do the right thing. prison changes a man. isn't even phased joe biden. he grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in wilmington. remember the time he whipped corn pop's sorry ass with a chain. >> corn pop walks out with that chain and you walk down to the car and say, you may cut me, man, but i'm going to wrap this chain around your head. >> tucker: you thought he was useless! that man has skills. he's got skills. he doesn't just do it up and talk, got more hair plugs, he's done stuff. we learn more of that stuff today during a visit to a mack truck facility in pennsylvania. joe biden told us, this had not been reported by many of his biographers, he can in fact double clutch a quad box. he used to drive an 18-wheeler. >> i used to drive an 18-wheeler, man. >> tucker: [chuckling] has mark steyn driven 18-wheeler? i don't know. he's written a lot of books, great bestseller

nelson and mr. hassan. >> ranking member cruz, thank you so much for allowing me to come before the committee and testify on these important issues. what i would like to do this afternoon is focus on the impact of these changes of these laws on my clients. i think it's important to start, for instance, with the impact of shelby county in 2013 with the decision in shelby county taking out section five of the voting rights act, the voter id law in texas became enforceable and was immediately enforced. a lawsuit was filed on behalf of minority texans. i also represented malt in that case. in the process of going forward with that case, we secured, after testimony and discovery, a decision declaring that the statute, the way it was written at that time, discriminated against latino and african-american and elderly voters. the district court enjoined the enforcement of that law. the state of texas appealed that law to -- that decision to the fifth circuit and secured a stay. one of our clients was margar

nelson says it's hard to make sense of it all. >> since dixon was a quiet well-liked guy. bizarre and its. >> it's mind boggling to everyone a memo them. it's just not right. something happen. these are the family that i trusted. and something happened. and nobody's telling >> dixon was well known in the east bay community for his involvement in sports. he graduated from el serino high school in 2019 and was the former quarterback of the football team. he had a college football scholarship and western colorado university. he just loved sports. that's all he talked about. >> you know, his plans and his hopes in its streams under that saw him. his friends used talk about nelson says she won't rest until she finds out who killed her son left hoping. but i will stop until i justice for my baby. taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >> this just into our newsroom. we now know a 25 year-old man from san pablo was killed in a weekend shooting in walnut creek contra costa county coroner on identified the victim as look fee. louis how dare aboushi police say he and 3 others were shot outside

nelson says it's hard to make sense of it all since dixon was a quiet well-liked guy. bizarre and its. it's mind boggling to everyone in memos and it's just not right. >> something happen. you see the family that i trusted. and something happened. and nobody's telling >> dixon was well known in the east bay community for his involvement in sports. he graduated from el serino high school in 2019 and was the former quarterback of the football team. he had a college football scholarship at western colorado university. he just loved sports. that's all he talked about. >> you know, his plans and his hopes in its streams under that saw him his talk about nelson says she won't rest until she finds out who killed her son left hoping. but i won't stop until i justice for my people. >> now we reached out to the butte county sheriff's office. they say they haven't made any arrests and they would not provide us with any updates saying that this is an ongoing investigation. i'm telling the second reporting. back to you. >> thank you, taylor a sad and the search for a missing hiker

nelson: thank you, chair blumenthal and chair cornyn. my name is jenae nelson. i am the associate direct council of the naacp elected official defense fund founded by rights of black citizens for over 80 years. our country's ongoing and sordid history of racial discrimination in voting is threatening the future and functioning of our multiracial, multiethnic democracy. since the infamous 2013 shelby county decision disabled section five, voter suppression against black voters and other marginalized groups has metastasized at alarming rates. now the court's most recent decision threatens section two, a signature lumbar force of national reach that immunizes the right to vote from laws based on discriminatory intent or that produce discriminatory results on account of race. against black voters and other marginalized groups has metastasized at alarming rates. now the court's most recent decision threatens section two, a signature lumbar force of national reach that immunizes the right to vote from laws based on discriminatory intent or that produce discriminatory

i wanted to listen to what bill nelson says. here is nasa administrator bill nelson. >> we are assembling the rocket at this very minute down at the kennedy space center. it will pave the way to return american astronauts to the surface of the moon. that rocket is the space launch system. it will launch our orion spacecraft and cargo on missions to lunar orbit and beyond. and soon -- i mean like days -- we are starting to stack that massive core stage between its two boosters in the vehicle assembly building at ksc. it will be the most powerful rocket in the world -- 8.8 million pounds of thrust at the launch. all this means we are on our way to land the next americans on the moon. and this time, we are going to learn how to live and work on another world. america's long-term presence at the moon, robotic and human, will help develop the experience and capabilities we need to eventually send the first astronauts to mars. jesse: john, i want you to react to bill nelson's comments there. john: well, he describes accurately what na

>> well, vicki greene, as you can imagine, this is any mother's worst nightmare taylor's mom jane nelson says she's devastated and frustrated. it's been over 2 weeks as she still has no new information on her son's case or who might have killed him. she describes the whole thing as bizarre and puzzling. >> i just feel like i'm live in the waking up to the same day over and over and over. i'm like a lost in time. everything's. yes. it will% never be the same. >> jade nelson's world crumbled on july 3rd when she learned her 20 year-old son tyler dickson was killed while on a camping trip with his girlfriend's family at the bidwell canyon marina campground in oroville over the holiday weekend. the last time i talked to him was 10:00pm. >e and he was out there are any said he helpless actually, he said just got out the shower coming back. i have to talk to him again. and then i got a phone call 05:00am saying that something happened to him. >> nelson says she later learned from the butte county sheriff's office. this shot and killed her son while he was sleeping in his tent with his girlfrie

things that we're doing. >> 35 years after nelson launched into orbit. he's back as the head of nasa truth be known. i'm like a kid in the candy shop actual capsule. now not only have the crafts changed so notice the but so has who is sending them into space groups like space x and boeing are now partnering with nasa to lower the cost of space travel encouraging. the development commercial of space nelson push for this partnership when he was a senator. now as administrator. he seeing nasa take off to new heights in 2024 americans will shoot for the moon for the first time in 50 years aiming to land the first woman and potentially first person of color on the moon. it's reflecting the diversity of our country. the first test flight is scheduled for liftoff by the end of this year and a spacecraft that could push humans further into space than ever before. we're going to launch the largest most powerful rocket ever. with the help of new partners and developing technologies. nasa is entering a new generation of exploration nelson can't wait for it to take

with us isjo phillips and nigel nelson. tomorrow's front pages. lovely to see you both, very long time since we've done the papers together and great to have you with us this evening. unsurprisingly there is a common theme running through all of the papers, the sunday mirror has an image of the england players celebrating the demolition of the ukraine side tonight. the sunday telegraph has a similar picture. it also says boris has signed off on plans to end compulsory mask wearing on july the 19th. it's the same combination of stories on the front of the sunday express. the people has a big splash on the football. we came, we saw, we conquered. that's the headline there. more football on the front of the sunday times which also gives credit where it is most certainly do to emma, who has the youngest british woman to reach the last 16 of wimbledon since 1968. england will play denmark in the semi final we will start up with the sunday people, your your paper, nigel. we will start up with the sunday people, youryour paper, nigel. it was a tremendous

nelson, dr. nobile and professor hasen nehro believed to be back hopefully by the time you are done. we look forward to questions. thank you. c thank you committee members. my name is jenai nelson founded byby thurgood marshall and fighting to defend the voting rights of black citizens were for 80 years. her countries sordid history of racial discrimination in voting is pressing the future and functioning of her multiracial multiethnic democracy. since the implement of 2013 shelby county decision disabled section 5 voting suppression against black voters and other marginalized groups has metastasized at alarming rates. now the decision in the consolidated brnovich cases a singular force and a national reach that minimizes the right to vote based on discriminatory intent or discriminatory results on account of race. the brnovich decision improperly and physiologically departs from section 2. ignores -- and severely curtailed what congress intended and is just as kagan stated the new guidance by th

chad nelson, dr. of environmental science and engineer and ceo of surfrider and welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> you have to start right away with saying, what is surfrider? tell us about your organization. >> the surfrider foundation is a grassroots cultural conservation. we work with communities up and down the state of california and throughout the country and world to protect our ocean waves and beaches. >> it is not just in california, so it is an effort happening all over the globe. i am sure beaches are going to be packed over the weekend with fourth of july. how are you and the organization prepared for it? >> so this is obviously one of the biggest beach weekends of the year. if there is anything we learned during the pandemic is that people really love our beaches. we have seen in some cases beach visitation double, which is wonderful. but as you mentioned earlier, often times, that comes with a lot of litter and trash. we are trying to do two things, one is educate people

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after he does coal biden became a civil rights leader and then went to africa to free nelson mandela. watch. >> [muffled audio]. i got arrested trying to see you. i came back from south africa trying to see nelson mandela and getting arrested for trying to see him in prison. >> tucker: arrested in south africa for trying to do the right thing. prison changes a man. did not even faze joe biden. you remember the time he whipped corn pop. >> corn pop was a bad dude. he said you walk out with that chain. you walk to the car and you say you may cut me but i am going to wrap this chain around your head. >> tucker: [laughing]. you thought he was useless. that man has skills. he's done a lot of interesting stuff. he hasn't just stood up and talk. got more hair plugs. he's done stuff. we learned about more stuff today at a mack truck facility in pennsylvania. he is double clutch a quadbox. he used to drive an 18 wheeler. >> i drove an 18-wheeler, man. >> tucker: [laughing]. has mark stein driven an 18 wheeler? he's written a lot of great books. he will assess the remarkable career of the presi

we have david nelson, gibbs well management erin gibbs. let's start with the big bank earnings before they report, or open, rather. jpmorgan, an amazing quarter. goldman a better quarter, both money making machines. erin, what is with the stocks taking a hit now. >> a lot of results are coming from one time things, pent-up demand from m&a and banking activity like goldman, owe releasing covid reserves like goldman. as you look forward as the yields are dropping, the yield curve is getting titler. it is not looking great for the next four quarters for any type of financial institution. charles: david? >> i will follow up on erin's point, interest margins are concerned, the yield curve is flattening. you see that clearly in jpmorgan's numbers. goldman i thought had a good quarter. i think investment banking will continue. they're a major player in banking and moving into crypto. if i would have to be in one financial name right now that is probably the leader for me. charles: really? folks, we'll seeing bond yields turn higher. this probably

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so on monday way, i don't know the people here vote from the young nelson to mister, and if they do dare to break for the past and vote for the opposition with zoning to police, shuffle off and allow that vote to stand. how can you guarantee these elections will be involved with such a history of cheating and beating that? no, no, we don't to talk about that the election to be different from any action which is being held in because they will be free and that will be in the me me me me ah ah ah ah ah, the me ah ah ah ah ah ah my colleagues, what they call the triggering my kind of enlightenment time to purchase a situation that has took off. i can so that needs to be political but has to be controlled. i refuse to let them to find my life. i refuse to let them decide why, why? so i will keep on preaching. i will keep on pushing. i will keep on fighting. i will keep on representing, i feel i make all things all the while until i make them understand my reason until i make them understand that i am the voice of britain until i mixed up understand that i will keep on pushing without feeling

i just got next and got paid good day dependent on monday when people hear a boat from the young nelson to me, sir. and if they do dare to break for the past, vote for the opposition was done at least shuffle off and allow that vote to stand . how can you guarantee these elections will be involved with such a history of cheating and beating that? no, no, we don't talk about the election to be different from in the election, which is being held in because they will be free and will be bring me me ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah my colleagues what they call the tripping my kind of enlightenment to purchase a situation that has to go off. i can so but needs to be punished, but has to be controlled. i refused to let them to find my life. i refused to let them decide why, why? so i will keep on coaching. i will keep on pushing. i will keep on fighting. i won't keep on representing until i make all things, all right, until i make them understand my reason until i make them understand that i am the voice of prison until mixed up under done. i will keep on pushing without building for this he mig

alicia nelson said her dog gidget is born for this. >> it's a joy to have with your dog, many people can relate, i was a competitive person in sports and i wanted to do something with the dog, that's where we get the relationship. >> they are judged bit length of the ride, size of the wave, confidence and of course style. >> we saw one dog turn around and face the other way and turn right back around. we saw a couple floaters out there. >> the surf competition is part of the incredible dog challenge put on to bring people and pets closer together. >> we have dogs in freestyle tennis and everyone's favorite diving dog. >> for ryan and his dog sugar it's all about celebrating the bond between man and man's best friend. >> it's my best thing to do with her. we love surfing together. >> a group of life guards cheered on gidget for winning in the small dog category and sugar for taking first among the large dogs. win or lose it's a way to give all the dogs their day and for their humans to share that moment with them. in huntington beach, anthony pu >> and that is the overnight news for t

suerte y prosperidad cruzar la puerta hay un acto de aplicación es una pieza y lo hemos visto poraquí nelson mandela al regreso de la pausa palco deportivo comenzamos a vibrar a vivir con los juegos olímpicos porque 2020 no se lo pueden perder en telemundo 48. me da miedo de que no sé cómo va a reaccionar mi cuerpo. si me va a dar alguna alergia o alguna cosa así negativa... algún efecto secundario a largo plazo que todavía nadie sabe. hola mayra. las vacunas contra el covid-19 son seguras y efectivas. lo datos actuales indican que los efectos secundarios graves son muy raros, la mayoría de las personas tienen efectos secundarios leves como dolor en el brazo, fatiga, nada de qué preocuparse, son reacciones naturales. si todos nos ponemos la vacuna, más rápido venceremos a la pandemia. hola qué tal feliz lunes este día martes la cobertura especial a quien telemundo 48. no es la excepción. nuestro recorrido en tokio muy cerca fue confeccionado y realizado por más de 100 rostros distintos nubladas en un enorme en la ciudad pasemos ahora a washington porque luego del juego las auto

jo phillips and nigel nelson looking at tomorrow's front pages. and it's goodbye for me. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. french exit, a dark comedy starring michelle pfeiffer, is finally making a glamorous entrance to uk cinemas this weekend. it's all gone. i spoke to you about this as a possibility for seven years. and then eventuality for three. what did you think was going to happen? frances, what was your plan? my plan was to die before the money ran out, but i kept on keep not dying and, here i am. based on the novel by patrick dewitt and directed by azazeljacobs, it stars pfeiffer as deliciously curt manhattan socialite, frances price. after her wealthy husband dies, frances is forced to sell up and decides to move to an apartment in paris with her grown son malcolm, played by lucas hedges. there's also a key role for a pet cat, so this is a fittingly feline move for the former catwoman. what's she paying you? paying me? aren't you her gigolo? oh, god no. that's my mother. it's

we put dove men deodorant to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he does. it really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. >>> with much of the country in the grip of a heat wave, millions of americans are at is mo rocca spo wthe invto of the super soaker. >> this is pvc pipe. this is a coke bottle. >> reporter: this is a coke bottle. >> right. when you pull the trigger, you let the water come out of the bottle and out through the nozzle. >> reporter: when inventor lonnie johnson was designing this toy -- okay, wow. got it. he had no idea what a splash it would make. >> 1,000 packs of full force blast from first shot to last. >> reporter: since the super soaker hit store shelves in the early 1990s, it's racked up more than $1 billion in sales. >> my turn! >> reporter: when johnson was growing up in mobile, alabama, he played with everything, including fire. >> one of my fondest memories actually was when i was mixing rocket fuel in my mother's kitchen. smoke was spewing out of the

almost to nelson and where the 9th biggest producer enough to use to keep developing the equity as brand and expand internationally as well as the north. honeywell interlock and yeah, that's exactly what environmental activists didn't lose. you don't want at the foot of the sierra nevada, the company build a 2nd factory fucking anger amongst local residents. and then they say the water is needed locally and shouldn't be exported to china. life might be gum in some of the 50 daddio. now we have a water deficit of 1400000 cubic meters a year in this region. and they want to build a factory would uses up a 1000000 cubic meters a year. how can they be allowed to exploit the ground water here in this region where there isn't enough that we fiddle the snow, kept peaks of the sierra nevada home to some of the best mineral water sources in spain. let's check several multinational companies to known and generate $30000000.00 euros the year sales with its land on brand ness land. coca cola are also taking advantage of spain, profitable mineral water business. the climate change threatens the regio

this is the scene in trafalgar square, just beyond the column, which is admiral lord nelson, the tiny figure up there in the sky, i wonder what he would make of this. he might not see a victory. that's hope, like the ships, he was wrong. people or spend the afternoon and now the evening rather anxiously watching the screens. similar scene in preston, everyone being very well behaved. we had that moment of euphoria with luke shaw's goal two minutes into the first half. what they have seen some very decent football, it's been full of incident and drama. we've got another 45 plus minutes in the second article, never mind if there is extra time and, whisper it, penalties. but at the moment, it's 1—0, so let's have another look at luke shaw's goal, coming at two minutes into the first half. walker is charging past trippier. it's trippier who will cross, and it's luke shaw...! what a birthday present, he's 26 tomorrow. i think the party came early for him on this occasion. are a lot of people will be sending birthday greetings. eight there's george with his father, the duke of cambridge,

so it is something that continues to divide opinion him d, w corresponding charlotte nelson pill, always good talking to you. israel has seen that case number's rise by half because of the delta vary and israel was one of the 1st countries to come out of lockdown. and almost 2 thirds of the population have had at least one jobs. now, authorities are calling on young people to get vaccinated, so restrictions don't have to be re imposed to double use tonya cramer reports. the adam goodbye. he's taking his daughter's leah and i've been to get vaccinated more and more young israelis age 12 to 15. and now getting their job like here at this small clinic and class saba. not least because of the fast spreading delta variant. and because many have plans for this summer, i think it's really good. it gives us much more freedom. and it's nice to finally, you know, corona's overstay and hopefully and yeah, i think it's important. it's still not settled because the countries have still not, not all of the countries have gotten that have gotten the opportunity to have the vaccines. but hopefully we'll