Le 6 décembre, vivez la soirée de Noël du Basket Labège Auzeville Club : match SG1 contre Roquettes et aligot filé sur place par Le Rôtisson. Réservez votre repas à tarif préférentiel dès maintenant.
Résultats du week-end : un bilan contrasté. La loi du sport nous a rappelés à l’ordre, mais la roue tournera. Fin des brassages pour certaines équipes, dernier match avant les vacances pour d’autres.
8 AM Top-of-the-Hour News
At least 30 people are dead after two high-speed trains collided this morning near Madrid, Spain. Reporter Brad Gibson is at our foreign desk in Paris.: “A spokeswoman for the region is quoted as saying that number of deaths will surely rise, adding that the situation is worse than originally thought. Early indications are one train line collided with another from behind, and video shows 3 cars that derailed have plunged down an embankment. You can see 1 car has been cut in half with a piece of track going through the carriage. ”
There are urgent calls for blood donations in Madrid. More than 540 people were traveling on the two trains that crashed. It's Spain's second high speed train collision in nine month. A crash in January killed 46 people.
President Trump rallied again in Texas yesterday, campaigning for Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.: “Hello Texas. Trump warned voters that a Democratic takeover of Congress could undo his legislative achievements. We're all on the ballot because they can take all of these incredible tax cuts and all of the things we did. The Texas Senate race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James T. has drawn more than half a billion dollars in combined advertising spending, making it one of the most expensive Senate contests in US history. With 6 days left until the midterm elections, President Trump heads to Ohio today. Stacy Lynn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
Measures related to data centers will be on the ballots in 13 states next week.
NewsNation's Cory Smith has more.: “Ohio has 21 local ballot measures this year involving data centers from outright bans to determining their size to the amount of electricity and water they use and where they can be built. Public opinion on these massive facilities, it's split. You've got concerns over rising energy costs, the fact that these facilities need enormous amounts of power. There's the environmental impacts like noise and light pollution, and then the water supply concerns. Some centers require large amounts of water to cool their servers, and that is a major concern. ”
Exit polls in Israel show Gadi Eisenkot's opposition block deadlocked with prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party. It may take weeks to form a government. If so, Netanyahu would stay on as a caretaker. Eisenkot says Israel is on the way to a new era of hope, mutual responsibility and fellowship. It was Israel's highest voter turnout this century.
Outside the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, a man with two knives yelled "Allahu Akbar" and slashed a police officer's face. The officer shot and killed the man.
The Tampa Bay Rays stayed alive in the World Series, coming back to tie game four in the bottom of the 12th inning. Here was Ben Williamson's at-bat, as heard on Rays radio.: “Bases full, none out. Pitch to Ben, swinging a chopper over first, base hit right field. Braves win in 12, and we'll see you tomorrow. ”
The Rays won 4-3. Milwaukee now leads the series three-games to one. Game five is tonight.
High fuel prices have forced a cruise ship on a residential world voyage to suspend operations.: “The Odyssey was 2 years into a 3-year trip to the seven continents. The tour was marketed as long-term living at sea with global travel. The ship carried 203 passengers, mostly American, and 156 crew members. Passengers were told to leave the ship after docking in Cambodia. The Florida-based company said that monthly fuel expenses per cabin originally averaged $1800 and recently spiked from $6000 to $8000 in parts of Asia due to the war in Iran. Gloria Chapa, Worldwide News Network. ”