afar but not from water. _ translation: you can run from afar but not from water.ion: you can run from afar but not from water. tens of - but not from water. tens of thousands _ but not from water. tens of thousands of _ but not from water. tens of thousands of people - but not from water. tens of thousands of people still i but not from water. tens ofj thousands of people still do but not from water. tens of - thousands of people still do not have power and they are on alert. what levels have dropped in some areas but few people have returned. what is worrying people in this area is that just upstream what is worrying people in this area is thatjust upstream there is a dam and experts say it is unstable. they are still inspecting it but people think if it breaks, the water will head in this direction. with every hour, news of more deaths. people are still missing. with mobile networks down, it is hard to know how many made it to safety. they are desperate for help here. this was a caravan park. how to even begin clearing up? we met the owners, still visibly in sho

i understand and you mentioned afar and other. and you mentioned afar and other places will have heardot come through in the coming days? civilians have been sufferin: coming days? civilians have been suffering and _ coming days? civilians have been suffering and what _ coming days? civilians have been suffering and what we _ coming days? civilians have been suffering and what we have - coming days? civilians have been suffering and what we have seen| suffering and what we have seen quite often is when conflict breaks out, its impact on a civilian is the hardest. and as far as the eritrean refugees are concerned, they have been trying to make desperate pleas with us as well as with these armed groups operating inside the camp and around the camp and have we been trying to work together with tigray authorities but also with the federal ethiopian authorities who are trying to move these refugees to safety but because we have no access to the refugee camps since the last two weeks, it is a very hard task and also, if humanitarian supplies don't go in, there are an estimated 1.7 million ci

it comes with the conflicts has widened to include fighters from neighboring hara and afar regions to growing groups. claim thousands of people have been killed in the conflict. catherine soil choices life now from addis ababa. catherine. is it possible for us to gauge what the atmosphere was like there at that rally? while that was very much a government trial, it was organized by the mayor. demands of here in t cry, thousands of people. why they're the one woman was crying up, you know, people are very emotional people who turned up saying that they are there to support the government and the national army in this conflict in te gray this because a q 2 grand defense forces of using children and soldiers and shield, and now you know that if your p n, federal troops have already withdrawn from t drive, but they have been accused numerous times by human rights. organizations accuse alongside troops from every track and special forces from neighboring. i'm higher regions accuse of community meeting atrocities in the last 8 months or so of the conflict. they have been, the government has

i'm horror and afar regions. the french president of called an urgent national security meeting to discuss the pegasus scandal. it follows reports that emanuel macro and several government ministers were targeted for phone hacking by an unidentified moroccan security service. morocco had denied those reports. the director of the opening ceremony at the tokyo olympics has been fired just the day before the start of the games he was dismissed after organizes became aware of a holocaust jokes he told in 1998 back now to witness. i'll have the news for you, and a little under 30 minutes. i me to i mean, ah ah ah ah. you know any news on for the home may not be st. you. another exaltation, not yet new, but you want to not just go with them or not. so what is your shield? none of that was all that i couldn't delay in getting to meet the teacher to the menu, but from what may be not, not a complete that he don't want to see what they want to be deleted by the what can i get? all of it was a question. yes. and what, what

it comes as the conflicts has widened to include faces from the neighboring horror and afar regions. the french president has called an urgent national security meeting to discuss the pegasus spyware scandal. it follows reports that the manual macro and several government ministers were targeted for phone hacking by an unidentified moroccan security service. morocco has denied those reports. those are your headlines up next on this childless witness? more news here in a little under 30 minutes. i'll see that ah ah me ah juma going to do a look at what it is accepted shuttle she only she probably will do. so she said that i could set it up for you. what is it the best way to cover it? i so the mirror. oh yeah. the separate stuff is over there to the welcome to us. it was after me. even if we must deal almost the whole shahita consider the sum of hospital okay. that i can go much when i go to she can get off the clock in like the wondering. you can tell me hi. going to work cause she can't really believe. so they don't particular due to the color funny since we sent in. it was as soon

. >> yeah, i would, like, go back and see her and, like, from afar because i probably wouldn't have muchreat grandmother, yeah. >> jimmy: and just see her from afar and say hey, "i love you. >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: cool, and just see her. all right, and since we're talking about jeff bezos, what's the last thing you ordered on amazon? >> it was a reusable boba tea cup. [ laughter ] it was >> jimmy: wait, so a reusable boba tea cup >> i found myself spending so much money on boba tea that i, like, literally ordered diy at-home boba tea and then, i was like - >> jimmy: wait, you make your own tapioca balls? >> yeah, you just like, you boil water, you put the bobas in there, you wait five minutes, and then, you got boba [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and then, you got boba >> order now [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that your catchphrase now? and then you got boba. all right. guys, for this one, migos has a new song with drake "having our way," it's big right now can you guys do something like a migos type of vibe >> like a -- ♪ ♪ okay let's pick up the pac jasmine up in the place

can you project force from afar? can you use drones, overhead surveillance to prevent the resurgence of terrorism? those are questions that will be answered in the messy months ahead. the president believes there is broad support -- as we get close to september, john, 20 years since 9/11. the president believes he should be the president that executes once again what several of his predecessors said they would, that is get the last u.s. troops out and get the war over. >> last month we watched and listened as president biden said to vladimir putin at their summit in the wake of some attacks, cyber attacks, basically there is a line here. don't cross this line. we don't want these disruptions in these kind of areas, and yet we are seeing more cyberattack disruptions originating from russia. at what point does the biden administration say, okay, now we're actually going to back that up. we're going to back up our threat? >> this is another giant challenge for the president and the question is do you get into a public m

admire from afar. >> let's take a look at what is happening weatherwise. we are expecting the cloud cover and fog to spread out. even a little bit making its way into the city read the same pattern will prevail over the next several days. cooler than normal temperatures varied as we get closer to the fourth of july weekend, temperatures are looking pleasant. the fog is definitely spreading out, it never really took a break in san francisco. and we are seeing some drops on the camera lens. temperatures stand at 57 downtown and in santa rosa as well. 61 in concord and san jose. not much variation from place to place. the fog will spread out and reduce visibility foe inland mu by 10:00-10:00 in the morning with the better chance of the sun breaking through, at least for oakland as we head into the early afternoon. but this will be the tricky part of the forecast as we go through the holiday weekend. how much sun breaks drew over san francisco versus the cloud cover being stubborn like it was today. the coast was the mostly gray skies. the june gloom will be l

we're so excited for your dad cheering you on from afar as well.aring your beautiful story with us. >> thank you guys for having me. >> be well. >>> all right, on team usa, i'm team jordan. he's awesome. >> that is an american story, a great american story. a nation of immigrants representing in tokyo. >> look, he's not getting -- this is the thing. these athletes are not getting that experience, but they train for this. they're going to deliver for people who are watching them even though a lot of folks can't be right there to see them. very cool. >> we'll be cheering them on. >> and cnn's coverage will continue right now. >>> he was awesome. >> good morning, everyone. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow. well, the numbers do not lie. just when we thought we were turning a corner, the unfortunate truth is that covid vaccine is making a resurgence here in the united states, mainly among the unvaccinated. right now the cdc says that more than 91 million people, almost 30% of this country, live in a county considered to have high covid-19 transm

the world food programme says food convoys held in ethiopia's afar region are finally on their way togion of tigray. access into the region was cut off last week after the only available route for aid delivery was made inaccessible following an attack on a world food programme convoy. humanitarian agencies have been warning that many in tigray are facing catastrophic levels of hunger. the philippines has agreed to restore a military deal with the united states, just a year after saying it would end. the visiting forces agreement allows us troops to train and take part injoint exercises in the philippines and was agreed after talks between president rodrigo duterte and the us defence secretary, lloyd austin. north korea's economy has had its steepest decline in more than 20 years, due to harsh covid restrictions and un sanctions. that's according to an assessment from south korea's central bank, which says it contracted by 4.5% in 2020 to levels of poverty not seen since north korea suffered a famine in the 1990s. north korea was the first country to close its borders to china in janua

financially the afghan security forces so as to strengthen the government's hd as much as we can from afar, with out having a significant military presence on the ground. that is a strategy and it is even a long-term strategy, if the financing can be sustained. michael: we often talk about the united states when we talk about afghanistan, but there is a whole international community out there. what is the plan or should be the plan the international community has as a whole for that country? guest: the international community has to be ready, especially if there is a settlement between the taliban afghan government. to step in in support of that settlement, but i don't think anybody is going to leave troops on the ground. nato is not going to leave troops on the ground after the americans are gone. so this becomes a stabilization effort at arms length, so to speak. the record of such stabilization efforts is not great. michael: if, in fact, the taliban are able to retake the country, what would that mean for afghanistan? guest: it would mean a reversion, at least in part, to the kind of st

alexander zverev, the game collapsed and the germans under waited a final poet fans played their part from afarlacking financial support in a campaign two years ago and repaid the investment to earn her country of first golden discipline. >> there was no funding for british cycling for a while. i ended up working part-time as a teaching assistant, training on the sides. i did that for two years i think. and then it was i think in 2019 when i crowd funded to help with olympic qualifications, now here i am with a gold medal, it's crazy. reporter: in football, megan rapinoe was one big star that did deliver, scoring that winning penalty against the netherlands to set up a tantalizing north american derby with canada. phil: that is it. you're up-to-date. more world news at the top of the hour. i will be back in just a moment to take you back to the stories of the day on "the day." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ■x ♪ >> friends since medical -- >> france sends medical aid to martinique as the is

and, you know, shooting a horse from afar as if you're on safari is not the way to do it.e got a really serious problem. the abattoir says it takes "great care to maintain high welfare conditions" and does not accept any form of animal abuse. it says, where issues arise, it takes "swift action to review and rectify" them. "all horses are humanely destroyed" under the control of fsa vets who are present on the slaughter line at all times. so, should the fsa be intervening? i think also what's shocking there is it looks like there's an official veterinary surgeon in place as well. and they have a responsibility as well to ensure that the law is upheld. the food standards agency says it works closely with slaughterhouses to "ensure animal welfare is maintained at all stages of food production". the government is currently looking at what can be done to improve enforcement and control at slaughterhouses. across four days, we see 261 horses, ponies and thoroughbreds killed at the abattoir. some of the racehorses who faced the slaughterman's gun had illustrious pasts. a number h

more than 3 people will not be found. iraqis are burying their relatives while the death toll from afar that rip through, coven, 19 isolation, more on the city of nasiriyah, has risen to 90 to the prime minister is promising accountability. but people are believing governments corruption. so the accidents, 13 officials have been arrested in connection with the blaze. cuba has restricted access to social media and messaging apps after widespread anti government protests, state media, se one man was killed on monday. and those are the headlines to stay with us. here on al jazeera part see of al jazeera world is next ah, in 26 fighters by moving to from us as military bronze clashed with an israeli army close to the israel guys or border to israeli soldiers were killed. and one de la charlotte was captured and so began a long process of indirect negotiations between israel and commerce. his strategy was to use both diplomacy and its military strength in an attempt to leverage the release of the captured soldier. one is ready airstrike targeted the us military leadership in gaza or did with

they are itement feels somehow greater from afar. >> usa!reporter: whether that's in alaska watching lydia jacoby or hawaii when carissa moore nabbed the first gold in olympic surfing. it also means fresh off the race or the win, athletes are talking to the people they love most much faster than if they had been in the stands. >> got a few people who want to talk to you. >> i love you so much. i am so proud you have. >> love you too. thank you, guys. >> reporter: a very different summer games, creating a new kind of olympic moment. stephanie gosk, nbc news, tokyo. >> yeah, new ways to bridge the distce. an still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables feel the cool rush of claritin cool mint chewables. powerful 24-hour, non-drowsy, allergy relief plus an immediate cooling sensation for your throat. feel the clarity, and live claritin clear. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it'

this follows a similar call by the head of the afar region, leading to fears that the conflict in tigrayof tunisians have taken to the streets of the capital, tunis, to demand the resignation of the government over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. cases have been rising sharply, putting further pressure on the faltering economy. heavy rainfall has again caused severe flooding in parts of belgium ten days after flash floods killed at least 36 people. some of the worst affected areas were the city of namur and the historic town of dinant. more rain is forecast. the authorities in the western indian state of maharashtra say they will be implementing a flood management system after torrential monsoon downpour caused widespread devastation. more than 130 people have died in monsoon—related incidents and many are still missing. mayooresh konnoor reports from a landslide site in raigad, nearmumbai. a few days of rain have created havoc. right now, this is the mountain range, and once there was a village where i am standing which was an entire wash—out because a landslide occurred. the

support financially the asking security forces to strengthen the government hand as much as we can from afar, without having a significant military presence on the ground. and that's the strategy, and it's even the long term strategy. if the financing can be sustained, we often talk about the united states when we talk about afghanistan, but there's a whole international community out there. what is the plan or should be the plan that the international community has as a whole in order to secure stability and peace for that country? the international community has to be ready, especially if there's a settlement between the taliban and the afghan government to step in support of that of that settlement. but i don't think anybody is going to leave troops on the ground. none of benito allies are going to, going to the troops on the ground in afghanistan as the americans are gone. so, this becomes the stabilization efforts at arms points so to speak. in the record of such stabilization efforts is not great. and we only have about 20 seconds or so here. sure. but if in fact the taliban are able t

while families can't attend these games in person, they're finding ways to send love and support from afare hugs seen around the world. years of shared hard work and dedication paying off in that powerful embrace between an athlete and their parent. but this year's covid restrictions mean team usa's loved ones can't be with them. but it certainly hasn't stopped the cheers from back home. families are gathering at watch parties. >> i'm just excited to be here with my family and watch with es really fun. >> reporter: they're watching in awe. >> i'm so proud of her. of course i wish i was in tokyo. but just great -- i'm so happy i'm able to see her. it hit me right here. >> reporter: and they're healing heartbreak. mary tucker lost her bid for a medal in shooting on saturday. >> i would love to be able to comfort her or give advice or any of that. that's been the hardest thing for me. >> reporter: through it all, they're letting their athletes know they're still there for every step of the way. is it difficult to find the same passion and to find some connection with her when she's playing? >

financially the asking security forces to strengthen the government's hand as much as we can from afar, without having a significant military presence on the ground. and that's the strategy and it's even the long term strategy. if the financing can be sustained, we often talk about the united states when we talk about afghanistan, but there's a whole international community out there. what is the plan or should be the plan that the international community has as a whole in order to secure stability and peace for that country? international community has to be ready, especially if there's a settlement between the taliban and the afghan government to step in support of that of that settlement. but i don't think anybody is going to leave troops on the ground. none of benito lives are going to, going to the troops on the ground in afghanistan as the americans are government. so this becomes the stabilization efforts at arms points so to speak. in the record of such stabilization efforts is not great. if in fact the taliban are able to retake the country, what would that mean for the scanne

the world food programme says food convoys held in ethiopia's afar region are finally on their way too the region was cut off last week after the only available route for aid delivery was made inaccessible following an attack on a world food programme convoy. humanitarian agencies have been warning that many in tigray are facing catastrophic levels of hunger. to the tokyo olympics now, and day eight is just getting under way. the bbc�*s sarah mulkerrins has the latest on what we can expect to see on the middle weekend of the games. well, it's the middle weekend of the olympics, and there is some great action ahead on the track on saturday. not least the women's 100 metres final. we've been billing that, haven't we, over the last couple days because there are so many star names in that. they've all made it safely through the heats, and they've been setting some very, very quick times on the track at the olympic stadium. shelly—ann fraser—pryce ofjamaica, winner of two olympic gold medals in the 100 metres. she's bidding to become the first woman to win three of those sprint golds. she'

it comes with the conflict has widened to include fighters from the neighboring m hara and afar regions from sawyer reports. now from out of san diego, this was very much a government trial and organized by the man in id, but thousands of people to hand up at moscow square, carrying placards that express their anger. a t guys, t p i left leadership. and it's 40 that many here referred to as june car and support of prime minister on the government and its federal army has often anymore on that for a long time. t p l. s. has brought division on the people. so we have to begin to forget about them. forget about the past and be united behind a defense force. among us in the out is more on this government has a lot of moral support. they need to take strong action against the june to that steals those who address the crowd had this to say. and that out. 6 of hearing to national media, witness the june to using children for war. they witness this, but they're not reported. and that shows their interest shows who they are. above all, the intent is to support the june t as a c p. 6 federal troo

i canjust try and look at the bright side and maybe interview some of the athletes from afar throughcial media platforms. i'm not really sure, but this is a huge letdown for me as someone who has been looking forward to the game since 2007 when i ran the tokyo marathon on and i got to meet with the governor who was trying to plan the games for 2012, we finally got it in 2020, and not much i can do about it. 2020, and not much i can do about it— about it. john, what do you think, because _ about it. john, what do you think, because we - about it. john, what do you think, because we have - about it. john, what do you| think, because we have had about it. john, what do you - think, because we have had this whole, these games were initially backed as the recovery games, and everything that japan wanted to project out onto the world, and obviously with the pandemic over the last year and a half, that has all changed, but what do you think these games will now mean to the city of tokyo, and how it will impact the future here?— and how it will impact the future here? well, again, it looks l

mark, could you resist the temptation of coaching from afar during her race? little differently?" no. when they race, it's just more about, go, go faster, go now, go, go! it's not about what they're doing right and wrong when it's in the heat of the moment. i sort of do that afterwards when they come back and i talk to them. a reminder, we'll find out how team gb's medal success — and many other stories — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are the journalist james lewer and sunday times education editor sian griffiths. fighting has been raging around three major cities in southern and western afghanistan, as the taliban try to seize more ground from government forces. at one point, taliban militants werejust 300 metres from the governor's office in lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province, but they have now been reportedly pushed back. there's also been battles in herat and kandahar. our correspondent, secunder kermani, has the latest from the afghan capital kabul. this has cert

saying that it had deployed troops again because the grand fighters were trying to access to enter the afar region. these are regions that were not before involved in the conflict. and that is what is worrying. many people were seeing more regional governments sending and seeing that would you send that irregular, irregular forces to fight 50 grand forces and people are saying that they're very worried that this conflict is taking a very dangerous as to make direction. ok, catherine. so i lie from the few p and capital. thank you. catherine police in south africa are investigating 168 cases of murder in relation to last week's riot . seeing how tang and causal in the tall provinces, 276 people were killed during the days of on rest. the violent force initially sponsored by the jailing of former president jacob's humor, but spiraled into one of their anger. but the economy and inequality of the protest, so police numbers, shops were looted in factories sent home form. the pentagon is expressed an alarm of the rapidly deteriorating security situation. in afghanistan, the senior most u. s. gen

what we've been hearing in the last few days of fighting going on along the border between afar region and p grey was hard for me to grand a lead issue saying that what the forces of being doing is pushing back fighters from another region called or me out, been trying to, we've been advancing into the ground. we had from the administration in a fiery zone saying that they had deployed the ortho, who do for this to protect their borders. and this is what highlight wiring very many people the ethnic direction. this constantly taking missing more and more regions and regions here in if you really are based along ethnic lines, we're seeing more regional governance thing that they're going to send that one security forces to fight the 2 grand defense forces. we've also had from the un saying that on sunday, an aide convoy was attacked in an area about 115 kilometers from tamara, that the capitol of far so the w p thing that they have temporarily suspended the ground, a movement until the situation is water this is devastating because it's actually tamara t grad, which is the only ground co

i'm horror and afar regions. catherine sawyer, folks, now from out, some of these was very much a government writing organized by the man in id saba. but thousands of people's hand up at moscow square carrying placards that express their anger, a t guys t p i left leadership. and it's forces that many here referred to as june car and support of prime minister abbey army government at its federal army has often anymore on that for a long time, t p l. s. has brought division on the people to we have to begin to forget about them. forget about the past and be united behind a defense force. among us in the out is more on this government has a lot of moral support. they need to take strong action against the june to that steals those who address the crowd hadn't this to say. and that data. 6 to be down of hearing to national media weakness, the june test using children for war. they witness these but they're not reported. and that shows the interest shows who they are above all being to support the june t s a c p. 6 federal troops have withdrawn from t guy, but the soldiers, retrans troop and spe

it comes with the conflicts of widens include fighters from neighboring and horror, and afar regions to growing groups, claim phases of people have been killed in the conflict. kathy, so reports from that is of the people say coming very early in the morning. we started hearing them from all will tell us the wrong fi, say t a. m, and thousands of them showed up. and the speakers really was castigating the grand defense for to saying that they've been using children as soldiers and shields. they also accused the international community, including the international media of bias smith in the coverage in favor of the 2 grand leadership. now, if you can, national army has already withdrawn from t drive, but it has been accused by numerous human rights organizations and has been accused alongside retrench. soldiers were deployed to that region as well as forces from the neighboring. i'm higher region accused of human rights abuses, atrocities committed into gray in the last a few months south. thousands of people have been killed. many have been displaced . the un, i said up to 400000 peo

they were part of a convoy of 170 vehicles, stuck for weeks in the neighbouring afar region because ofme of the other trucks are also making their way to tigray. about five million people in the region rely on emergency assistance, with 400,000 living in famine conditions. vanessa tsehaye is human rights activists and a horn of africa campaigner at amnesty international. how bad is the situation on the ground at the moment? the situation is absolutely — ground at the moment? the situation is absolutely catastrophic. _ ground at the moment? the situation is absolutely catastrophic. it - ground at the moment? the situation is absolutely catastrophic. it has - is absolutely catastrophic. it has been like this since the conflict started, but as it enters its ninth month it is just becoming worse and worse. month it is 'ust becoming worse and worse. , . ., month it is 'ust becoming worse and worse. , ,., , month it is 'ust becoming worse and worse. , ,., _, worse. this convoy is only a fraction _ worse. this convoy is only a fraction of _ worse. this convoy is only a fraction of what _ wors

are not those charged with what was happening there, but just swept up in it, even as observs from afar, maybe they will have a better understanding or insight about how fragile our democracy can be. yamiche: ryan, we had to have a justice reporter on this week. talk a bit about the fact that these people, some of them are being tracked down by online sleuths and some of them are being charged but we also heard officers call them terrorists. but they're not being charged with terrorism. ryan: yeah. smeep, what's interesting -- i mean, what's interesting is people don't always have the best understanding of what domestic terrorism mns exactly. bacally what that means is something that's motivated by something here. when people designate between foreign terrorism and domestic terrorism, what they're really talking about is the underlying ideology. so with foreign terrorism, that essentially operationally boils down to being islamic extremeist groups. domestic terrorism is much more broad and not actually a specific law on the books that bans domestic terrorism outright. after someone is s

i also want to extend -- i know he might be watching from afar over video -- joe rosenberg has one oft clarion pens in the world and articulates a christian worldview as few others do. joe, to you and jacob, i know you are in the hearts and prayers of everyone here. let's show joe rosenberg how much we appreciate him making the long journey here to iowa, and for all you do. [applause] let me also add karen and my love and support and voice of gratitude to lynn and the whole family. foster took an enthusiastic interest in my career long before he should have. like so many of you here, bob and i were chatting yesterday, foster, his interest become optimism, vision, faith. i believe it will inspire generations of americans. to lynn, steve and the whole family, thank you for sharing foster with the world. [applause] finally, let me think all of you. i know there are many men and women who serve in full-time ministry are here. i can assure you that i truly believe, as others at this podium today believe, there is no podium we will ever speak at that will be or important than the pulpit you

they were part of a i70—vehicle convoy stuck for weeks in the neighbouring afar region because of insecurityre also making their way to tigray. about 5 million people in the region rely on emergency assistance, with 400,000 living in famine conditions. vanessa tsehaye is a human rights activist and a horn of africa campaigner at amnesty international. she told me more about the situation on the ground. the situation is absolutely catastrophic. it's been like this since the conflict started, but as the conflict is entering its ninth month, it'sjust becoming worse and worse. this convoy that has reached, or part of the convoy that has reached is only a fraction of what is needed. yeah, this is the first convoy to reach the region in over two weeks, and it has, you know, hundreds of trucks, but right now the need 100 trucks a day to meet the need on the ground, which is not happening due to the restrictions to the region. and why exactly is it so tough for them to get through? i mean, we have access to the region which is a problem due to bureaucracy, restrictions, security reasons, and then th

greatly admire, you have a wonderful day at this, if i want to extend, i know you may be watching from afark jill rosenberg has one of the most glaring tents in the world and articulate a christian worldview as do others and joke to you and jacob, you are on the heart the prayers of everyone here but let's show how much we appreciate making the long journey to be here for all you do. let me also add karen and my love and support voice of gratitudegr to brain freeze and the whole family. foster breeze took an interest and enthusiastic interest in my career long before he should have but like so many of you here, like we were chatting yesterday, his generosity and optimism in his vision, his faith i believe will inspire generations of americans and the whole family. thank you for sharing him with the world. [applause] finally, let me think all of you. i know there are many men and women who serve in full-time ministry for here and i can assure you i truly believe, as others at this podium today believe, there is no podium we will ever speak at that will be more important than the pulpits spea

you have a business purpose or a geographic purpose, much more difficult when you're casting stones afar. do you think? you know lever will be worried here? you know, this obviously comes back to the, the b t s movement, the boycott development and sanctions movement against israel and well, in the united states, when you bring israel into weight, it is always very, very sensitive. now it's clearly very sensitive. here i tend to think that ben and jerry is in their board, although they would never admit this probably miscalculated when they could have done this quietly. why did they choose to make such a public issue of it knowing full well and knowing that when air b and b did the same thing a few years ago, they back track just a couple months later. also knowing that although the u. s. jewish community is no longer as unified as it was created at yahoo, that they're still incredibly active politically, that they were stepping into a hornets nest. and i, and i do think that unit lever is going to try and keep as much of an army distance on this as they can for the foreseeable future an

this follows a similar call by the head of the afar region, leading to fears that the conflict in tigray tunisians have taken to the streets of the capital, tunis, to demand the resignation of the government over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. cases have been rising sharply, putting further pressure on the faltering economy. heavy rainfall has again caused severe flooding in parts of belgium, ten days after flash floods killed at least 36 people. some of the worst affected areas were the city of namur and the historic town of dinant. more rain is forecast. let's turn to india now, and a horrifying incident which left nine people dead. it came as this landslide sent huge boulders tumbling down a hillside in the northern himachal pradesh region. one of them hit the bridge, causing it to collapse. local officials say another struck a vehicle carrying tourists, causing the fatalities. it comes as the western state of maharashtra has reported more than 130 deaths in the last two days, due to flooding brought about by monsoon rains. mayooresh konnoor reports from a landslide site in

i also want to extend i know he may be watching from afar over video.oel rosenberg has one of the most clarion pens in the world, and articulates a christian worldview as very few others do, and i know joel, to you and jacob, i know you in the hearts and present a coherent let's say show joel rosenberg how much we appreciate him making the long journey to be at an iowa and for all that you do. [applause] let me also add karen and my love and support and a voice of gratitude to lynn freeze and the whole freeze family. foster took an interest, and enthusiastic interest in my career long before he should have, but like so many of you here, like bob and i were chatting yesterday, foster freeze, his generosity, his optimism, his vision, his face i believe will inspire generations of americans.he to lynn, to steep, to the whole family, thank you for sharing foster with the world. [applause] >> and finally let me just thank all of you. i know there are many, many women who serve in full-time ministry who are here. and i can assure you that iev truly believe as

it comes as the conflict has widened to include fighters from the neighboring m hara and afar regions. those are your headlines so far today. the news continues here on al jazeera after the stream come, all has a news from 15 g. i'll have a news from tangy tomorrow. we'll see you then. talk to al jazeera. we are wrong. did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen, see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on out. you see the hi, i'm sorry. okay. you're watching the stream on today's episode. we're looking at sport, the perspective of the side loving sports, when vedo love you back modern die. lemme as of a sports fan, that's today's topic inspired by this book, the office i joining us. well. hello jessica. lisa really good to see. tell the world who you are. what you do? jessica? yes, i'm jessica luther. i'm a freelance journalist. i live in austin, texas. i co host a feminist sports podcast called brent all down. and then of course, i'm the co author of this book with the a visa. hi,

this follows a similar call by the head of the afar region, leading to fears that the conflict in tigrayhe streets of the capital, tunis, to demand the resignation of the government over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. cases have been rising sharply, putting further pressure on the faltering economy. the tunisian prime minister sacked the health minister last week, but this has done little to ease people's anger. heavy rainfall has again caused severe flooding in parts of belgium ten days after flash floods killed at least 36 people. some of the worst affected areas were the city of namur and the historic town of dinant. more rain is forecast. thousands of people in the western united states are spending the weekend in evacuation centres as wildfires continue to burn across the region. more than 80 large wildfires in 13 states have destroyed around 1.3 million acres in recent weeks. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. the dixie wildfire, california's biggest blaze to the north of the state, is growing rapidly. firefighters are battling day and night to try to

the world food programme says food convoys held in ethiopia's afar region are finally on their way to last week after the only available route for aid delivery was made inaccessible following an attack on a world food programme convoy. humanitarian agencies have been warning that many in tigray are facing catastrophic levels of hunger. a first group of 200 afghan interpreters who served with us forces have landed in america today. presidentjoe biden said the us was fulfilling its promise to those who served "shoulder—to—shoulder" with american forces. campaigners though have called for the process to be sped up. britain has relocated 2,300 interpreters and their relatives, but concerns have been raised after some applicants were rejected. our correspondent secunder kermani is in kabul and explained the risks to these interpreters in afghanistan. tens of thousands of british soldiers served in afghanistan. crucial to their mission, the help of local interpreters. with international troops withdrawing, hundreds of them, along with their families, are being relocated to the uk. but other

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been intriguing reports about real problems with covid inside north korea so one has the sense from afarey've got their hands full. in the meantime north korea's capabilities have steadily built up over the last decades and i think the real question is does the biden administration try to start some type of what you might call an arms-control conversation saying we want to get rid of all your nuclear arms and missiles. let's see if we can't slice this in a way where we get a bit of progress and what we want and in exchange you get a bit of progress on what you want which is sanctions relief. we haven't seen that yet, but i think it's possible. matt: i want to ask about her lynn. elections are coming up in september. do any of the possible out comes change the relationship between the west and vladimir putin? until now we have been really unable to strike back at russia or at least if we do strike back we are still spending billions of euros through nord stream 2. >> i think nordstrom has gone so far that it's hard to imagine anyone walking it completely back. the united states is going t