it was valentine's day. and a married couple near atlanta plan to celebrate with the secret rendezvous at a secluded spot. a way to relive their dating days. but when that spot became a crime scene, police would soon discover the rendezvous wasn't the only secret in this couples lives. here is keith morrison with, a perfect spot. >> a winter's night in the southern forest. the ink black darkness parted briefly at the headlights. then closed around it like a straw, as they made their way in separate cars in the foggy overcast. but then, there was, the ragged clearing, the muddy patch of sand and dirt away from the hold world, the place in the valentines interest. as if they could see without the artificial life so much as a -- or the faith marking that day in the dark. waiting -- but, what a way to begin a love story. better, probably, then a hot air balloons. the man and so loved. and, the motorcyclists on which together, in daylight, they discovered their own special place, the remote for is clearing in the

alix: joining us now, valentin marinov. good to talk to you. how bad is it going to get for the u.k.? it is a simplistic question. we have not even factored in brexit. what are we looking at for the u.k. economy right now? balentine co. -- valentin: likely deteriorate even further step if you focus on the activity data, inflation, the u.k. is a textbook example of stagflation if you wish. from that point of view, the latest developments, the summer of discontent, all of that ultimately will make the pressure for the market very useful hedge. and potentially extending the best efforts at the moment. guy: do think the bank of england will have a continued hike even if we enter a recession? if we get stagflation, we will have a massive growth slowed down but we was the elevated levels of and ration. we were just hearing from you kill thank we will do whatever it takes to get inflation back down to target even if we have to sacrifice growth. if we do see a slowdown, will the bank of england blink or will it continue to hike? valentin: the bank of e

if valentin i can for second. hr -- we've talked about this all morning, but why eligible individuals and up in rolling, and more often why they don't enroll in lifeline. while this bill is focused on lifeline in rome it -- eligible individuals, it should offer important that is for every agency and program that qualifier consumer for life to line. so for instance, more than 10% of likely beneficiaries are veterans. even though just 0.08% of participants, and that's one out of every thousand, qualify for the program of through their veterans pension or survivor pension. so, dr., either waits for the department of veterans affairs and other relevant agencies to improve coordination and outreach around the lifeline and acp program so that more qualifying veterans are able to take full advantage of the program? >> thank you so much for the question. you know, as the daughter of two veterans and cyst sibling of the veteran, i'm glad that you raise this because i think that veterans are often a group that's left out of

bob valentine, who is now 83, and who refereed the disgrace of gijon at the world cup in 1982. finally, london is hosting some of the world's best break dancers for the b—boy breaking championships this weekend. for the first time, the championships will be livestreamed on the bbc as the dancers battle it out for world titles in solo and crew events. ahead of the event, miriam walker—khan went to meet the uk's number one woman breaker, roxy milliner. on saturday evening, the best breakers in the world will be leaving this north london value with fresh world titles at the b—boy breaking championships. roxy milliner is the current uk number one set to contend for one of those titles. it's been one of the most prestigious events for as long as i've been breaking and before. it was like the event that everyone wanted to go to from when we first started and it was in the uk so for the uk people, it was our only big international event. roxy has been involved in the sport for 15 years, but this year is different as it's the first time she's competed since giving birth. it's act

valentín: fue una suerte que haya venido hoy al club para poder conocerte. esmeralda: es la primera vez que vengo. no me imaginé que vinieran chavos como tú. valentín: [ríe] ¿chavos como yo? y a ver, ¿cómo soy yo? esmeralda: pues, guapo, pero muy aventado. aún no me terminaba de meter a la alberca cuando ya me estab

estÁ con nosotros valentÍn bermejo, propietario de la cafeterÍa. dijo que su empleada leyÓ este mensaje y le mando un mensaje de texto a usted. valentÍn: sÍ, ella me enviÓ un mensaje de texto como a las 5:25 a.m. entonces, el texto decÍa que por favor llamaran a la policÍa, que no lo hicieran muy obvio para que no se diera cuenta la persona que estaba allÍ, pero sÍ, le dije que llamaran a la policÍa y ellos llamaron al 911. le dieron la direcciÓn de donde venÍa el pedido y la policÍa llegÓ e hizo el arresto. fabiola: fue por la acciÓn rÁpida el propietario de este negocio y los empleados que la policÍa llego al apartamento con el domicilio donde tenÍan que habrÁ entregado la comida y arrestaron a este hombre que, aparentemente, tambiÉn habrÍa violado a otra joven dÍas antes. ahora enfrenta cargos. ya fue arrestado. ellos no han podido contactar esta joven, pero estÁn intentando hacerlo. es todo de mi parte, ahora regreso con ustedes. borja: muchÍsimas gracias a fabiola. vamos a seguir con mÁs. que no se te escape esta inform

by valentine valentine's day, 2019, then president donald trump was trying to push attention back to his pet issue, building a wall to stop immigrants. at the time, trump was threatening to declare a national emergency in order to try to build his precious border wall without congressional approval. it was that threat from trump which prompted this counter threat from house speaker, nancy pelosi. >> if the president can declare an emergency on something that he has created as an emergency, an illusion that he wants to convey, just think of what a president with different values can present to the american people. you want to talk about a national emergency? let's talk about today, the one year anniversary of a another manifestation of the epidemic of gun violence in america, that is a national emergency. why don't you declare that an emergency, mister president? i wish he would. >> why don't you declare that an emergency, mister president? if trump declares a national emergency, at the border, she said, just think about a president with different values can present to the american pe

by valentine valentine's day, 2019, then president donald trump was trying to push attention back to his pet issue, building a wall to stop immigrants.

bob valentine was refereeing his first world cup match that day, helpless as the two sides�* intentions became clear. it's even worse than i remember it. they had been playing normally before the goal and i had no reason to think there was any reason they would not play the same after, but i quickly realised they weren't going up the park as quickly as they could. nobody was in any rush. the goalkeepers... if the ball went out, it took an age to get the ball back in spot. everything was slowed down. if this was a practice match, they would have called it dull, but in a world cup tie, it's a disgrace. the number of passes was exceptional, it appeared as they got into the other half of the field, they lost interest in the ball. as i discovered it, so did the fans, and there began to be a lot of unrest, particularly from the algerian section, some of them waving cash, whatever that was suggesting, that that is what was going on. that's the final whistle. the anger on the faces of the crowd are because they have been cheated. and algeria may feel they have been cheated _ and algeria may fee

first, nato says that china's goals challenge its security and it's valentine's. it's the dawn of a new era for nato. it's chief. he and stoughton bag and veiled a military alliances, new strategic concept for a rapidly changing world. you are very gracious, we face a radical change or to our security environments. answer teaching competition is rising around the world. so today's leaders have endorsed naples, new strategic concept. it makes clear about russia's ursa pulses, the most significant and dyadic threat to our security. in the current concept, we states that the russia, as strategic partner sped on by the invasion of ukraine, nato has agreed to welcome sweden and finland into the fold. after overcoming techies objections, russia has called denise de stabilizing, but the new strategy also identifies china, and it's increasingly aggressive behavior as a challenge. it was another departure from the previous. now, 12 year old strategy, where the emerging superpower didn't even get a mention. so i know it's so substantially building up its military forces inc

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valentin, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much. ranking member, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to a beer before you today. i am the senior director of technology and communications policy at the national urban league read greetings on behalf of the president and ceo. in my prior role, i was a special advisor to the fcc commissioner jeffrey star, advising broadband policies impacting communities of color and low income communities. in this capacity, i made policy recommendations regarding the -- i was also the first person watching the livestream, sitting behind my former boss as he answered from the committee, but my seating arrangement has changed. the national urban league have long recognized access to high-speed internet is a civil right. the covid-19 pandemic demonstrated everyone needs broadband to learn, work, receive health care, and access critical services, no matter their income, race, and geographic location. last year, the national urban league published a plan for digital equi

thanks to you at home for joining us this, hour it was february the 14th, 2018, valentine's day. on that day, a 19 year old mass shooter armed with an ar-15 semi automatic rifle, and

a dollar store had all merchandise at one dollar until valentine's day. now all merchandise is $1.25. due to the policies pushed by biden and democrats, everyday families are left to suffer the effects. america should resume the trump policies of all of the above energy. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years in the global war on terrorism as it continues moving from the afghanistan safe haven to america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today in appreciation that h.r. 4951, the v.a. electronic health record transparency act legislation i introduced and was approved by the house last year has now been approved by the senate and is being sent to the president's desk to be signed into law. throughout my career, i have been privileged to have close working relationships with veterans a

it's was designed by colored from the futuristic city of arts and sciences designed by valentin architect, santiago, calatrava, in the 1990s, is valencia's leisure and cultural center here. like in the city, nobody is here because everything has been adapted to, to the box. so it is turned into a green city, which is something, something good, harden doria, which it was the river before. after the fraud in the fifty's, they had to change the direction and they convert that into the longest part of europe on is really green on a very nice to, to go to war. also with the bike and how to be in the studio is over 9 kilometers long and considered the lungs of valencia. the park is perfect for catching your breath amidst the cities buzzle. how do we keep money in god? the most important a to b. c. b into our market isn't our market. this is tory, a market in valencia. he says, i'm denied market in this in our market. and you can see all the products and the quality of the products is the best. the central market was designed an art nouveau, also known as catalog modernism, and built in the earl

and here you see my team, law, me, greg ho, kevin and valentine. as the tallest at to 7. the smallest is lauer at one and a half liters. plus there's an unknown giant of 3 and a half meters tall and b, their portraits and away. and they all correspond to someone's height with the full human the artworks arrive at the museum. i li, chick florida is personally involved with the installation. she's very clear about the times when she wants to retain control and exhibition in her home town of berlin brings an additional challenge in it's, it's difficult because you absolutely want to exhibit in bed because you live here . but berlin scares me the most me about that because it's belly and i've developed an exhibition that formerly very different from outside the museum, a sculpture titled self portrait as ghost welcome visitors made of bronze. it's a shrouded depiction of the artist herself. it's life size. ah, i fish bad us by the experiment as if it was sort of like an experiment. i said ok, i'll try to look at myself as an option, as a sort of biological object in a certain

we talk every week med valentine 3 times a week, at least. either set the, at least 2 times, you know, your phone calls, you know, our phone calls, you know, and we don't wanna route with. i mean, when you think about what you've done just in the last month, the turn around the correction. done what you've abandoned and what you adopted it's most people can't even lose 10 pounds. they want to lose much less make an entire mental, emotional lifestyle change to humanize town, which allows them to humanize your like that. that's not rocket science, but yeah it's, it's evading. the majority of the country right now. there's a lot. i could, i could never look at anybody and eric, eric brotherhood, a nation. anybody who got a lot of on the same lack of free and that was part of his narrative and changes his narrative's. not that we agree with anything that comes out of the far right. is that we don't ever forget that there are people inside of those people. but you know that there's a human being inside of this person, right. and if we just choose

and here you see my team, law, me greg ho, kevin and valentine. as the tallest at to 7, the smallest is lauer at one and a half liters. plus there's an unknown giant of 3 and a half meters toward their portraits in a way. and they all correspond to someone's height with the phone in the artworks arrive at the museum. i li, chick florida is personally involved with the installation. she's very clear about the times when she wants to retain control, retain. an exhibition in her hometown of berlin brings an additional challenge in if it is, it's difficult. of course you absolutely want to exhibit in berlin because you live here, but berlin scares me the most. me about that because it's belly and i've developed an exhibition that formerly very different from my outside the museum, a sculpture titled self portrait as ghost welcome visitors made of bronze. it's a shrouded depiction of the artist herself. it's life size. ah, i says that a 5 isn't experimental. it was sort of like an experiment. i said, ok, i'll try to look at myself as an object, as a so

valentine low whose byline appears on this article says the show must go on sure of it start missing the very person at the centre of the nation's calls this weekend, the queen's platinumjubilee rolled on regardless yesterday. ida queen's platinum jubilee rolled on regardless yesterday.— queen's platinum jubilee rolled on regardless yesterday. no doubt the queen would've _ regardless yesterday. no doubt the queen would've been _ regardless yesterday. no doubt the queen would've been disappointed | regardless yesterday. no doubt the l queen would've been disappointed to miss the _ queen would've been disappointed to miss the church service today and we know _ miss the church service today and we know are _ miss the church service today and we know are we — miss the church service today and we know are we see personal faith is very important to her, anyone who is ever washed — very important to her, anyone who is ever washed one of her christmas messages — ever washed one of her christmas messages will know that she often references her faith. so it will have — references her

alliances and weapon as in economic sanctions. vigil paying may the commons at a brick summit, attended by valentin, are put in. but what leverage does this group with emerging economies build on the world stage? this is insight story. ah . hello and welcome to the program. i'm hash an abala, the world's top 5 emerging economies, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa are holding their annual summit virtually for the 3rd time this year. due to the pandemic, the bricks meeting is taking place against a complex geopolitical backdrop from the war in ukraine and trade disputes between china and the u. asked to a global economy, trying to recover from the fall out of coven 90 and pandemic. chinese president z jumping hosting this year's summit has criticized the west handling of the ukraine crisis and called for coordination to prevent disruptions to the global economic recovery. says, yes, i don't mean it has been proven time. and again, that sanctions are a boomerang, and a double edged sword to politicize instrumental lies and weaponized, the global economy. and to wilfully impose sanctions b

valentine and whispers of the gods tales from baseball's golden age told by the men who played it out. just last month. welcome peter. you so much. my pleasure. and our moderator tonight is bill roden. bill is a columnist and editor at large for the undefeated espn. it's news excite about sports week and culture. for almost three decades he was known as the award-winning sports columnist for the new york times and a regular guest on espn's sports reporters. he is the author of several books including 40 million dollar slaves the rise fall and redemption of the black athlete and third in a mile the trials and try and of the black quarterback bill has won a peabody award is writer of the hbo documentary journey of the african-american athlete and he also wrote the emmy award-winning documentary breaking the huddle the integration of college football. and finally, i really want to mention that in collaboration with the undefeated espn and the walt disney company bill established the road and fellowship now and it's sixth year the road and fellowship. trains and supports aspiring african-

even 100 years of until we can leave this system to its own devices and current on his transcripts to valentine lou steel. it's a chance not only for ron, a book, but a solution which could revive lost ground world wide o back in austria, where the farmers in stillia are out in the field. oh, no. ah. the 1st practical lesson of the human academy touching the crumbling, needing and feeling the soil. but also what we see here is exactly what we want. the soil is falling apart. it's loose and crumbling. this rate, if you could criminally the, i bought this so it brings a range of benefits high. now with your firstly there is no erosion read and secondly, it is much easier to far it yet. it's just not as labor intensive opened again. and thirdly, there's a guaranteed harvest because the earth is much better at absorbing and storing the water name and that such patient come shoeless rich soil can absorb up to 150 liters of water in one hour as a comparison, 200 liters in 2 days lead to the r valley flood catastrophe in 2021. but building up humans needs time and effort. we have you, how can it? it t

no one else shake a member of the egyptian council for foreign affairs and an expert at the valentine discussion plan claims western sanctions for the global 3 crisis. the whole world is facing a great challenge and the great crisis that crisis actually created by that sanctions of the west. and so i think the west is short doing it. so rule building such as sanctions. we need a strong voice again as to what the western countries is doing. western people also showed a great effort in that because they are suffering now and will suffer more and more like us, not maybe different degrees, but the will suffer also. so all people in north and south should cooperate together and to have one voice. so by way or another lifting that sanction as soon as possible. otherwise, we are going to disaster many thanks for keeping his company here and i see international as always, plenty more to be found on our website. ah, today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanction foreign companies, quitting russia, a blanton bangs disconnected from the international payment system. functional puppy mall,

well, cop valentine has one just about every major on a pop from the biggest in world football. and this could be his last we'll take a look at the well number one ranked team brazil is they look to end their 20 year wait for the trophy, and they all play a name all closes in on pele. international goals scoring record. 77 will also catch up with some of the funds hoping to make the journey from brazil to cheer on that team. and capitol hill. we've got one are understanding by thrust in miami, use the latin american correspondent, dia sports, and what i mrs. mirth and eli mangum is in london. he is a pull costa with help a 90. he spends his life immersed in football and specifically the fan culture that goes with it. so i was just 5 months ago until the biggest sho in sport arrived in cast. how all 32 teams have now booked their places for the tournament divided into 8 groups of 4 with only one capable of going home with the trophy. we'll go into the groups in more detail a bit. it's ron at 1st. a correspondent andy rich. so brings it up to speed on what's been happening here in

when reporter mike valentine demanded some sort of proof of his whereabouts during the mid 1990s, giovanni di stefano produced his italian passport. >> just allowed for three years. in 87, renewing my passport with the italian consulate. >> he proceeded to try to show me the passport, but it could not be him, because on the relevant dates he was a free man traveling around the world. as i pushed him on it, he would skirt from i think, 1983 to 1987 on his passport. >> i pay my taxes. >> a little bit of a gap between 83 and 88. how can you have a gap? >> you telling me they are going to let you out from the italian consulate to renew your passport? >> obviously when you are arrested and charged, they would take fingerprints. in the archives of scotland yard, there are fingerprints for both. john and jivani di stefano. and sure enough we've got a exact match. there is no doubt that john di stefano was givani di stefano. >> it was rather bizarre. because how could somebody who had a string of criminal convictions in the uk, why or how would he end up being part of the sadam hussein's defense t

. >> valentine's day. there is a lot of things going on in february, but it's the thought that counts. >> think about this, there is n height challenged month, there is no like hey, let's celebrate. >> that should be february, because it shorter. there is no polish month. is there a polish month? >> forget about the polish. >> the pullers are a great people. i've never been to poland. >> i was going to add that to m list of things to vent to authorities. i agree with tyrus, i preferred this to don't ask don't tell, but with some of this it seems extremely performative and strange great i didn't spend yesterday texting my friends happy june, i'm so proud of you for being gay. let's talk about how your dude in your boyfriends also a dude, i just don't think about it and i think that is when we have true equality is when people ar not so fascinated in who you sleep with whether it's on one of the same-sex or opposite. >> what is true equality is being as boring as straight people, and i think it's happened. >

. >> i was there after the parkland, valentine's day 2018 -- >> trevor: i'm asking how he got shifted from his position. >> and i flew to him -- with him to santa fe when children were killed there, high schoolers and two teachers there, and i learned people are very quick to say it's this and that problem. it's a spectrum, it's never one thing. >> trevor: completely. >> it's never one thing that can solve it. >> trevor: so nothing gets done. >> nothing has gotten done. if you have a president who's been there 50 years, i hope he can say -- >> trevor: don't say he was there for 50 years. no, no, donald trump was there. i'm saying to you as an advisor, and i mean this honestly -- >> you're playing kellyanne conway, you're not even a fan of the semicolon tonight. i'm listening to what you're saying. >> trevor: no, i'm saying you do have the ear of many powerful republicans. you are in the rare position of speaking to donald trump and mike pence right now. you're one of the few people who's the connective tissue of many parts of the republican party, old and new. maybe i would ask you as

marjory stoneman douglas high school shooting that killed 17 people, students and staff members on valentine's day, more than four years ago, in 2018. then just a month later, the first march for our lives. here we are yet again. i spoke with one parkland shooting survivor who said she thought there would be more change over the past couple of years, that lawmakers would have done more. take a listen. >> it is frustrating. in 2018, i never expected to come back here to do another march. i expected our lawmakers to do their jobs. it is emotional and upsetting, but i'm hoping this time they will do something and i do believe, you know, they fin to have inaction, more and more kids will die. >> reporter: i spoke with another woman, debbie hickson, her husband was the athletic director, chris hickson, who charged the gunman, trying to protect his students. she says he would be so proud of his former students, many of them who are in college right now, continuing their activism, she said he would hope that that activism would turn to action by congress. nadia romero, cnn, parkland, florida. >>> imp

celebrate juneteenth a special day for african-american community service agency executive director, milan valentin. juneteenth allows us to come together as community but really looking at economic empowerment health and wellness right now. we're talking about the impacts of covid-19 on the black community the black experience june teeth is celebr. does the day of emancipation of enslaved people in the us honored now with this flag raised in san jose this week for the first time a proud moment considering the day wasn't even recognized as a holiday by our local government until 2020. we didn't even know we were making history at the time, but we knew that we were doing something that was right balance agency and other prominent african-american groups in the county approached leaders with the plan two years ago following the protest demanding justice for george floyd cindy chavez and the santa clara county board of supervisors. infamously voted to make juneteenth the county holiday the first county to do so in california part of the reason it was so important to go first to someone had to and seco