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It was an international debut for the 16-year-old Leila Yohannes after she scored a goal during a soccer match. US Women’s Team A 3-0 win against South Korea on Tuesday.

The youngster, who was sent on as a substitute in the second half of the friendly, scored within 10 minutes, finishing off a well-worked corner routine in the 82nd minute.

The American, who plays for Dutch club Ajax, was emotional as he celebrated the goal with his teammates.

“It’s a dream come true, really,” Yohannes said during his post match InterviewAfter the The third youngest player To score for the US women’s team.

“I’ve played this scenario in my head, how many times before this game? The idea is to come and score.

“The support of my teammates has been great for me. I am very happy and very excited.

Yohannes was introduced by the new American manager Emma HayesThe midfielder impressed during the recent training camp.

“She didn’t look like a 16-year-old,” Hayes said after the match ESPN. “She knows what I think about her. I wanted her on this team.

The young midfielder was born in Virginia but Went to the Netherlands with his family in 2017.

His talents quickly attracted the attention of football powerhouse Ajax, and it wasn’t long before the sensation was integrated into the first team.

In November last year, at the age of just 16, she became the youngest player to start a Women’s Champions League group stage match.

“She’s a natural soccer player, she’s confident in her abilities. I think playing in Europe helped her, accelerated her,” Hayes added to ESPN.

“She had expressions that a lot of American 16-year-olds don’t have, and it shows. There was a maturity to that even at a young age.”

Goals from Crystal Dunn and Sophia Smith put the USA firmly in control Taegeuk girlsYohannes’ strike before the start of another successful night for the Americans.

Hayes hopes the youngster will be an integral part of the team as they usher in a new era for the four-time Women’s World Cup winners after failing to reach the semi-finals of the tournament for the first time last year.

The former Chelsea manager has now won his first two matches, both coming against South Korea.

In the student residence, Demire quickly made new friends. She was very close to her roommate, a horn player. They would gather on the stairs at Lenfest with other students and sing choir music for fun. After attending a party in her first week, she joins a group to dress up in a mask for the holidays.

During the semester, he also completed a string quartet he had begun on a flight from Turkey. As she rehearsed it, she realized how open she was to her music changing hands; That’s a lesson that can’t really be taught in a classroom. “It reminded me,” he said, “that everything we have in music is a matter of perspective.”

Some Curtis students Actually take the month off between semesters. Demire, back in Ankara, read Kant and watched movies, but continued to compose. Gleason began spring work and planned to conduct the Dallas Opera. Cheung, at least, made room in Seattle to hang out with friends and family and go skiing.

Scott had a hard time coming out of the fall semester, which he found exciting and intense; Life at home, he said, was like “a vacuum.” At first, he didn’t sleep well because he felt he had to do something. A few days later, he felt relaxed when he took his dog, a Rhodesian Ridgeback named Nandi, for a long walk.

Tacchino went home to France, but as a resident coordinator, had to return early to prepare Lenfest for the spring semester. She also took a tour of Florida, which she had never been to before. She saw more crocodiles than she wanted, and it was uncomfortably hot, but she was refreshed when she went back to school with more auditions and a role in Poulenc’s one-act opera “Les Mamelles de Tirésias.”

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The New York Stock Exchange said on Monday that trading in some key stocks had been halted and a technical problem had been resolved that caused Berkshire Hathaway to plunge 99.97%.

In an update, the NYSE said the affected stocks had reopened and that “all systems are currently operational.”

The Intercontinental Exchange, the NYSE’s parent company, has not detected any signs of disruption caused by the cyber attack, a senior executive at a major bank in contact with ICE told CNN.

Instead, a NYSE spokesman said there was a “technical issue” with industry-wide price groups that “triggered” trading in up to 40 symbols listed on NYSE group exchanges.

The NYSE noted that those price bands are published through the Securities Information Processor (SIP) of the Consolidated Tape Association (CTA). The CTA, an industry body, is responsible for publishing real-time trading and quote data.

CTA said experienced a problem “Maybe related to new software release.” The industry group said it relied on a secondary data center running an older version of the software to fix the problem.

Dozens of stocks were suspended earlier in the day, a sign that they traded outside so-called limit-up-limit-down bands. NYSE’s website. That list includes Chipotle and Berkshire Hathaway, the holding company run by legendary investor Warren Buffett.

For nearly two hours, Berkshire Hathaway’s Class A shares were listed as trading at just $185.10 — representing a 99.97% loss. Berkshire closed Friday at $627,400.

The NYSE announced that it had decided to “suspend” or cancel all “erroneous” trades of Berkshire between 9:50 a.m. ET and 9:51 a.m. ET at or below $603,718.30. The exchange said the ruling was not subject to appeal and could void other trades.

“We are monitoring the issue and engaging with market participants,” a Securities and Exchange Commission spokeswoman told CNN.

Joe Saluzzi, co-founder of Themis Trading, told CNN that the NYSE’s interpretation is difficult to equate with the strange trades that hit the tape.

“I don’t buy that explanation. It doesn’t make sense to me,” said Saluzzi, a market structure expert and author of “Broken Markets.”

Trading data provided by Refinitiv shows that Berkshire Hathaway traded up $620,700 as of 9:44:32 a.m. on Monday. Then, without explanation, the stock fell to $185.10.

“Suddenly, $185 was printed. But, as you would expect to see, there’s nothing to stabilize it,” Saluzzi said. “It doesn’t make any sense.”

The technical problems did not affect the broader stock market Economic growth is often less of a concern.

Except for Berkshire, most discontinued stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) traded only slightly higher or lower.

However, bary gold (Gold), a Canadian gold and copper producer, was shown trading at just 25 cents — down 98.5% on the day, according to Refinitiv. By midday, Baric had returned to normal, trading at $17.28 – up 1.1% on the day.

NuScale Power (SMR), which developed modular nuclear reactor technology and went public, listed at just 13 cents, down 98.5% on the day. After NuScale reopened, it was down just 5% to trade at $8.29.

This story has been updated with additional developments and context.

Four Israelis taken hostage by Hamas on October 7 have died, the Israel Defense Forces said Monday.

The IDF told the families of Nadav Popplewell, Yoram Metzger, Amiram Cooper and Haim Perry that they were “no longer alive” and that Hamas had their remains.

The deaths were announced as an Israeli cease-fire proposal backed by President Joe Biden was challenged by right-wing ministers in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government who oppose any deal with Hamas.

“Its decision to declare the four hostages dead is based on intelligence,” the IDF said.

“We estimate that all four of them were killed together in the Khan Younis area, which was held by Hamas terrorists,” said IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari.

Hagari does not say how they died. But in March, al-Qassam Brigades spokesman Abu Ubaydah announced that Perry, Metzger and Cooper were among seven hostages killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza.

Last month, Popplewell appeared in a propaganda video released by Hamas. Israeli media reported.

Popplewell, 51, was taken captive with his mother from their home in Kibbutz Nirim.

“It is with deep sadness that Kibbutz Nirim announces the death of Nadav Popplewell, who was abducted while in captivity by Hamas in Gaza,” the community said. A report was issued Monday.

Popplewell’s elderly mother, Hannah Berry, was among a group of a dozen Israeli hostages released on November 24 as part of a temporary cease-fire agreement.

Metzger, 83, lived in the Nir Oz Kibbutz and was last seen alive in a video released by Hamas in December.

At the time, his son Guy told NBC News that he was “really worried” about his father and that he was “very tired.”

“He’s very sick, and so are his friends,” the younger Metzger said. “We are very concerned about their condition.”

Some 125 Israeli hostages have been captured nearly eight months after they were kidnapped in a deadly surprise attack by Hamas that sparked the ongoing war in Gaza.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has raised its profit forecast for the airline industry in 2024 and predicts a revenue of $996 billion.

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – The International Civil Aviation Organization has raised its profit forecast for the airline industry to $996 billion in 2024. – A record high and a 9.7% increase over the previous year.

The profit outlook for the year was released on Monday during the IATA The annual general meeting held in Dubai had expected a net profit of $30.5 billion in 2023, up from $25.7 billion posted in December.

Blake SnellA nightmare of a season looks set to land him back on the injured list, as the Giants left-hander had to leave today’s start against the Yankees due to left groin tightness. Snell threw 4 2/3 innings and one at-bat against the first two pitches. Alex Verdugo Before he left after the arrival of the team coach. talking with NBC Sports Bay Area And other media postgame, Giants manager Bob Melvin indicated that Snell will be back on 15-day IL, and the full timeline will likely be known when Snell undergoes an MRI tomorrow.

A similar injury led to Snell’s initial IL assignment on April 23 as he missed almost exactly a month of action due to a left adductor strain. Today was Snell’s third start back in action, and he again didn’t hit much, finishing with three earned runs in his 4 2/3 frames.

Since signing a two-year, $62MM free agent deal with San Francisco on March 19, the reigning NL Cy Young Award winner now has a 9.51 ERA over 23 2/3 innings. Snell didn’t sign until a week before kickoff. Day, his offseason work consisted of extended spring training and simulated games, and the rust has been more evident since his debut with the Giants on April 8. It goes without saying that these double hip/adductor injuries can also occur. Snell didn’t quite hit his stride early in the season, though he’s been fine in his rehab trips as he recovers from an earlier injury.

Assuming the MRI doesn’t reveal anything more serious, it looks like Snell will be sidelined for at least another month, as he and the Giants certainly want to make sure the injury is fully dealt with before Snell starts again. Throwing sessions and minor league rehab begins. Given the calendar, it looks like Snell could be out after the All-Star break if the Giants want to give him more time if he’s still not ready by early July.

Missing more time has far-reaching implications for Snell’s future in San Francisco, as his contract has an opt-out clause. The two-year deal was designed to allow Snell to quickly re-enter the market after another strong season, this time bypassing him last winter to land a more lucrative long-term deal. Still, even if he returns to his past form in July and plays like an ace in other ways, a lackluster first three months may have already done enough to reinforce doubts teams have about Snell’s ability to stay healthy. Staying with the Giants through 2025 and banking another $30MM isn’t an ugly outcome for Snell, but given that he’ll be 33 on Opening Day in 2026, time is running out for Snell to truly maximize his earning potential.

Only five National League teams have winning records, so the 29-31 Giants have earned the third wild-card slot despite all their struggles. Circulation is an obvious concern Logan Web, Jordan HicksAnd Kyle Harrison San Francisco’s only reliable starters — Snell, Keaton WinAnd Mason Black We’ve had most of the other startups, none of which have fared well. Although he was set for a minor league rehab game on Tuesday, Winn was held out with a forearm strain.

With the Giants having both Thursday and June 13 off, they can keep Wynn on the planned rehab schedule because the team won’t need a fifth starter for three weeks. Black could also be recalled from Triple-A, and the Giants are at least six weeks away Robbie Ray Or Alex Cope As potential candidates for return from 60-day IL. Ray will play in an Arizona Complex League game this week as Cobb resumes throwing after shoulder discomfort suffered in mid-May on his way back from Tommy John surgery.

Jensen Huang, Nvidia Corp. co-founder and CEO, during the Nvidia GPU Technology Conference (GTC) on Tuesday, March 19, 2024 in San Jose, California, USA.

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Nvidia unveiled its next-generation artificial intelligence chips on Sunday, following the previous model announced in March.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang It announced a new AI chip architecture called “Rubin” ahead of the COMPUTEX technology conference in Taipei.

BEIJING (AP) — A Chinese spacecraft It landed on the far side of the moon on Sunday to collect soil and rock samples that could provide insights into the differences between the less-explored region and the better-known nearby region.

The China National Space Administration said the lander touched down in a large crater known as the South Pole-Aitken Basin at 6:23 a.m. Beijing time.

The mission is the sixth in the Chang’e lunar exploration program, named after the Chinese moon goddess. It is the second designed to bring back the models after that Song 5It did so from close quarters in 2020.

The Moon program is part of a growing rivalry with the United States — still the leader in space exploration — and others Japan and India. China has its own space station in orbit Sending groups there.

The purpose of a rising world power To put a man on the moon Before 2030, it will become only the second country to do so after the United States. The U.S. plans to land astronauts on the moon again — for the first time in more than 50 years — though NASA Pushed back the target date to 2026 earlier this year.

U.S. efforts to use private sector rockets to launch spacecraft have been repeatedly delayed. Last minute computer problem Stopped planned release Boeing’s first space flight Saturday.

Earlier on Saturday, a Japanese billionaire Abandoned his plan To orbit the moon because of the uncertainty of growth Mega Rocket By SpaceX. NASA plans to use a rocket to send its astronauts to the moon.

In China’s current mission, the lander will use a mechanical arm and a drill to collect 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds) of surface and subsurface material in about two days.

The lander would then carry the samples in a metal vacuum container to another module orbiting the moon. The container will transfer to the re-entry capsule that will return to Earth on June 25 in the deserts of China’s Inner Mongolia region.

Long-distance missions to the Moon are more difficult because it does not face Earth, requiring a relay satellite to maintain communications. The terrain is more rugged, with less flat areas to land on.

The South Pole-Aitken Basin, an impact crater formed 4 billion years ago, is 13 kilometers (8 miles) deep and 2,500 kilometers (1,500 miles) in diameter, according to China’s Xinhua news agency.

It is the oldest and largest of such craters on the moon, so it may provide the first information about it, Xinhua said, adding that the massive impact may have ejected material from beneath the surface.