bethany shriever!eaching assistant to keep her dreams alive. it was only in the summer of 2019 that she was moved onto uk sport funding. her gold in bmx earlier today is some return for her tenacity. i relied a lot on my mum and dad to get me through most of my career in bmx. ended up doing a crowdfund, which raised a decent amount of money to get me to a few world cups and pay for my coach at the time. meanwhile, britain's best funded sport, rowing, no longer rules the waves. one silver and one bronze medal makes this the worst games since atlanta's 1996 in medal terms and the first without a gold in more than 40 years, prompting some tough questions about whether this is value for money. i think we have got to make some significant changes to step up. we have to look at the analysis of what the other countries in the world are doing that we are not doing. we have got a great base and great model that has given us performances over the years, but everyone else is moving forward and we have to move for

bethany shriever wins the women's racing final.and continue to rise — although cases have fallen in scotland. get your covid jab — the message from england's chief midwife to women who are pregnant. labour is calling for the government to bring forward the date on which fully vaccinated people will no longer have to self—isolate in england. the welsh government confirmed last night that it would make the change next saturday — while scotland plans to do the same two days later. in england, the change is not due to come in until the 16th of august. our political correspondent iain watson is at westminster. we can speak to him now. once again, the different nations of the united kingdom we can speak to him now. once again, the different nations of the united kingdom acting we can speak to him now. once again, the different nations of the united kingdom acting differently we can speak to him now. once again, the different nations of the united kingdom acting differently over we can speak to him now. once again, the different nations o

bethany shriever, olympic champion!ement in itself. to make a final is another achievement in itself. to come home with a medal, let alone a gold medal, honestly, i'm so over the moon. but this was a day of double celebration. just moments earlier, kye whyte, nicknamed the prince of peckham, had produced a regal display to take a stunning silver, enjoyed as much in south—east london as it was in tokyo. it means everything. just look at that. once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. as i said, it was pretty hard to even get to the olympics in the first place. to do well and to even get a medal, yeah, it special. white then turned cheerleader, roaring shriever on before the pair could finally celebrate together, and they weren't the only ones. former oasis star liam gallagher described shriever as a "ledge", while cyclist geraint thomas tweeted that "the one good thing aboutjet lag is that i got to watch bethany and kye smash it live, amazing!" it's a word that might also apply to this man, duncan scott, winning his third medal of

bethany shriever, olympic champion! exhaustion, her team mate kye whyte lifting her aloft as the enormity of her achievment sank in. shriever had to crowdfund her own preparations for tokyo. i love you guys! and after celebrating with herfamily in essex, she said her victory defied belief. honestly, i'm in shock. like, to even be here is an achievement in itself. to make a final is another achievement in itself. to come home with a medal, let alone a gold medal, honestly, i'm so over the moon. but this was a day of double celebration. just moments earlier, kye whyte, nicknamed the prince of peckham, had produced a regal display to take a stunning silver, enjoyed as much in south—east london as it was in tokyo. it means everything. just look at that. once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. as i said, it was pretty hard to even get to the olympics in the first place. to do well and to even get a medal, yeah, it special. white then turned cheerleader, roaring shriever on, before the pair could finally celebrate together, and they

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coming up this friday night... 0vercoming adversity to win bmx olympic gold — bethany shriever makesn tokyo alongside her teammate kye white. from fighting injury to flying high — bryony page wins bronze for britain in the trampolining. more medals for team gb in the pool, too, but accusations later that the sport isn't clean. ido i do believe... that is what it is. also coming up in the programme... eight finals, two medals, no golds. just what went wrong for britain's rowers at their worst 0lympics for a generation? and ben stokes has announced he's taking an indefinite breakfrom all cricket with immediate effect. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. we start with history for team gb in tokyo, the first 0lympic medals in bmx racing. 22—year—old bethany shriever had to raise £50,000 through, got a job as a teaching assistant and battled back from serious injury to ultimately win gold this morning. and it came just moments after her teammate, 21—year—old kye whyte, won silver in the men's. adam wild reports. a silver and gold and bmx racing! for team to be, i moment of history in the

bethany. i watch sportsmen light bethany. i watch actually the interview with her earlier on today and you could just see how proud she was, but it kind of shows as well that a level of investment does need to be made in certain sports and they did to be taken seriously. when i first heard that it was a female bmx that have been withdrawn for funding, i kind of looked at it with a bit of a side eye. the king what is it specifically female bmx so that's definitely an issue. but i think she is in a position now where she will be kind of a hero of the sport and i be kind of a hero of the sport and i be very surprised there was not more investment because it is notjust any metal that she has got but she has the gold medal in the first olympics as well. as similar as well for kye white, who i'm kind of rooting for because i can kind of tell his working—class background and am always shaping that. absolutely. it is a wonderful picture. the capture of the real euphoria of winning in your sport particularly after years of all the eff

bethany shriever at the first time of asking! olympic champion!wn hype man. this long course had strained every sinew and as she collapsed, look who was there to pick her up... beth, good work! kye wasn't the only one. beth had needed crowdfunding to get here, after uk sport had axed women's bmx funding after rio. the irony, this was britain's first female gold here. could you ever have dreamt of this moment? to be honest, no. i dreamed of coming here, but to get a medal, it is just something else. it is what every athlete dreams of, but i have worked so hard, i gave it everything i have got and i have been rewarded with this, which is unbelievable. where is your medal? back home in essex, her proud parents finally caught up with her. wahey! there it is! look at that! what this has done for the sport, which is going to be fantastic, more girls will want to do it because they will see that they can achieve their dreams. you know, hopefully funding will not be an issue any more for girls in sport, particularly for bmx. beth shriever did not lose a r

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but it was two bmx bikers who stole the show today. 21—year—old bethany shriever, a teaching assistantokyo, made history as she won gold in the women's race just moments after her team—mate kye whyte won silver in the men's event. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching. we're no stranger to british cyclists flying the flag at an olympics, but this time, for the first time, bmx provided the pedal power. beautiful technique! it's a sport of thrills and spills. 0h! the peckham projectile ready to launch himself onto this course. for britain's kye whyte in his first olympics, this race was a study in composure. nailed the start... it's a great start for kye whyte! ..hammer the finish. yes, it's a silver! at the bmx club where his dad was coach, mum was secretary, and older brother a world bronze medallist, the party was in full flow. it means the world. it changed my life, changed my family life, ioo%. i know great opportunities are going to come from this. so, yeah, it changes everything. but there wasn't time for british bmx to breathe before beth was off. making the final w

growing problem at an east bay reservoir trashed from a landfill is blowing into the water at the bethany reservoir in alameda county. ktvu and ruben tells us neighbors are now working to get the mess cleaned up right now at bethany reservoir and alameda county. there's trash as far as the eye can see. it's on the hillsides that surround it on the rocky shores and in the water itself. to me, it looked like a third world country to be honest residents of nearby mountain house came with cameras to document it. they believe high winds carried trash from the altamont landfill because the reservoir is mostly closed for dam reconstruction. they say no one knew to complain soon. a huge amount of the blowing trash out here is getting lodged on the rocks and then submerged in the water and workers out here. tell us this isn't even a bad day. the landfill that sits up on the hill is supposed to have containment fencing for debris. they're missing a huge section of their fencing, and it's been out for the last 34 months. community members tried reaching out to california state parks and to waste man

people get over their fear, volunteering to help amputees alongside another shark attack survivor, bethany hamilton. >> i can't describe it. it's so much fun, it feels good to, you know, to help them. >> reporter: but while he's able to see the ocean on a nearly daily basis, his mom is still emotional. >> i haven't been down to that beach yet. it's awkward. i almost lost my child here. >> while he face remarkable challenges he remains hopeful and grateful. >> the doctors and physical therapy, they put a lot of work, to even walk down and carry the board with my arm and stuff and i'm thankful. >> reporter: on the third anniversary of the shark attack this september, he plans to surf with some people who saved his life. >> megan, thank you. that was pretty incredible. >>> coming up, we have a segment called "that's incredible." what we're just finding out about the real reason for those ridges on ritz crackers. and a hack for removing those stubborn price tags. you're watching "world news now." policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash

100 thing to mike is and continue the tax on his health while another and the families all being bethany to doctors fear its public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end out to more support now and at wimbledon. germany's number one angelica bait carolyn. i'm a cho the last night to reach her full semi final. at the championships, canada, the only remaining remaining champion in the world. women singles rather one. the 1st set in half an hour, the 2nd was not as easy, but 2018 champion is now on the brink of her 3rd final at the grass grand slam. you know, earlier 2nd said ariana suddenlink. i moved into the semi finals operating trinity is on should be the 1st ever arab woman to reach the quarter finals of the tournament, the metal ruthie, and won the match in straight sets 6463, and will face full not well. number one, carolina, please cova in the next round, shall be unless the tournament we've congratulations from roger federer and venus williams. and finally, they can film festival has reopened w

right now at bethany reservoir and alameda county.n the hillsides that surround it on the rocky shores and in the water itself. to me, it looked like a third world country to be honest residents of nearby mountain house came with cameras to document it. they believe high winds carried trash from the altamont landfill because the reservoir is mostly closed for dam reconstruction. they say no one knew to complain sooner. a huge amount of the blowing trash out here is getting lodged on the rocks, and then some emerged in the water and workers out here. tell us this isn't even a bad day. the landfill that sits up on the hill is supposed to have containment fencing for debris. they're missing a huge section of their fencing, and it's been out for the last 34 months. community members tried reaching out to california state parks and to waste management that runs the landfill but didn't have much luck. kind of getting the brush off was frustrating. um so we took it to the streets. we took it that use that water. they began organizing a commu

right now at bethany reservoir and alameda county.there's trash as far as the eye can see, it's on the hillsides that surround it on the rocky shores and in the water itself. to me, it looked like a third world country to be honest residents of nearby mountain house came with cameras to document it. they believe high winds carried trash from the altamont landfill because the reservoir is mostly closed for dam reconstruction. they say no one knew to complain sooner. a huge amount of the blowing trash out here is getting lodged on the rocks, and then some emerged in the water and workers out here. tell us this isn't even a bad day. the landfill that sits up on the hill is supposed to have containment fencing for debris. they're missing a huge section of their fencing, and it's been out for the last 34 months. community members tried reaching out to california state parks and to waste management that runs the landfill but didn't have much luck kind of getting the brush off was frustrating. um, so we took it to the streets. we took it to

while imaginary and the family all being bethany to doctors fear its public health system could collapse. at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end, that gets more headlines from around the world. last month was north america hostage, june on record. according to climate researchers, much of the continent has been facing each ways including last week's unprecedented temperatures in the pacific northwest. the use, copernicus, climate change service says average temperatures are about one degrees celsius, higher than average. over the last 30 years, indonesia is tightening corona virus restrictions is it's pandemic. death, toll hits record levels. and the restrictions will apply to dozens of cities and be in place until at least 28th of july authority. se hospitals are under increasing pressure as more developments in the pandemic for, you know, starting in japan, which a scrap the olympic torch relay on public roads in the capital, tokyo into latest set back for the games which are due to start on the 23rd of this month, australia's b

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and today's bethany a day from a clean up effort, which is as you can see, definitely going on behind me. and now some of the main roads have been closed by have been cleaned up by some of the big machinery. but now people have decided to town their attention to the interior of that home. and it's really, really sad to see as you walk through the streets. people have just entirely empty their entire contents of piles of bricks and there's a table full of people records and people do a covers and very pos and all items that usually only you ever see inside of home and never covered in so much much yeah. today is definitely a day where people are returning attention to the home and they're going inside and really being able to grasp the sense of the absolute sense, but damage not just to the village, but that might as well. no doubt, there are dozens and dozens of sad stories where you were standing right now. have you been talking to people affected by the flooding? and what are they telling you? so just actually spoken to you one couple here and they're both you 32 year old young prof

doesn't seem to mind and continue the tax on health care while mandatory and the family all being bethany to doctors see it. it's public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end. and for more than this, i'm joined from bangkok by phil robertson from human rights watch. phil has the military's crack down on medics deprived citizens of healthcare. certainly the crackdown on both doctors and nurses, and also occupying hospitals by the military who is making it very difficult for the ordinary people, marta, to get the health care they need. they have to run a gauntlet of surveillance and control actually if they want to go to one of these hospitals to get health care. there are many people who just don't feel safe. they fear to go into the hospital that are controlled by the military. especially if they are, their relatives have been involved at all with civil disobedience movement. and we're receiving reports of people who are injured on the streets who won't go to hospital get health care. and even cases of

peoe get over their fears volunteering to help amputees alongside another shark attack survivor, bethanye i can't describe it. it's just so much fun and feels good to help them. >> reporter: but while he's able to face the ocean on a near daily basis, his mom is still emotional. >> i haven't been down to that beach yet. it's hard, you know. i almost lost my child here. >> reporter: while hayes has faced remarkable challenges, he remains hopeful and grateful. >> the doctors and the physical therapists, you know, all of them put in a lot of work to even be able for me to walk down and carry the board with my arm so i'm really thankful. >> on the third anniversary of the shark attack this september, hayes plans to surf with some people who saved his life. andrew, zohreen. >> megan, thank you. bt the bucks in game one of the nba finals last night. the final score was 118-105, and game two is tomorrow night. >>> coming up, what we never knew about ritz crackers. >>> also ahead staying on the food theme, a new way and new push on the way hot dogs are push on the way hot dogs are sold. after my

doesn't seem to mike and continue the tax on his health while the mandatory and the family all being bethany, the doctor says it's public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end. and finally, the can phone festival has reopened, with health passes thought, no masks at the red carpet. social distance thing may subdue the normal glamour of the events where 24 films are competing for the top prize. american director spike li heads the jury, the 1st ever black leader of the judges. i musical film and that by a french direct character kicked off the festival. this is data, but he needs life and then close off is next for the documentary on brazil, the threatened norman coast. we'll have more headline for you at the top of the out . the go away. ah. the news news, the news the news the. the natures wonder is under threat. northern prisoners coast florida. as humans are encroaching features, like turtles amenities on the thing that have the paradise to be things, brazil, coastline hush reality for sci fi count. ne

her american opponent for it is bethany shreeve, are produced, a huge ob sites in the women b, m. x rays, the 22 year old dethroning to tom olympic champion columbia mariana home, when the gold medal one of the biggest names in judo has suffered a rare defeat, double mpeg champion teddy vena of france last, the tamar land, bashes of the russian olympic committee. and the men's 100 kilo division, the 32 year old bowed out of the quarter finals after slipping and falling backwards as he tried to throw his opponents. at strickland at the metal table now in china is on top with their 19 gold medals. oh, chapin are in 2nd with 16 golds senior will say have the most overall, but only just all us scored a late goal to be cats are one know in the gold cup semi finals. the 2022 world cup house playing in retirement is invited guests and for see what school keeper to make 3 big saves and the 1st half an hour. hi otto's then had a chance to take the lead and the 61st minutes, but missed this penalty. the scoring the winner with just minutes remaining. but late defending champion mexico in the final

. >> reporter: this waterspout formed in nearby bethany beach, delaware. other tornadoes striking ohio. in virginia, damaging wind and hail. earlier, a tornado from the same system hit wisconsin, leaving one man dead. experts say despite this summer's severe weather, it might not be related to climate change as tornadoes typically strike as far north as canada. tonight a perfect storm of violent weather. rehema ellis, nbc news. >>> new insight tonight how former president trump pressured the justice department to back up his claims of election fraud. simply, congress may soon get its hands on his tax returns. here is pete williams. >> reporter: two days after christmas, president trump called the top two officials at the justice department who were in charge after attorney general william barr stepped down. according to notes taken by the acting deputy attorney general, richard donoghue, when the president raised a complaint about ballots in pennsylvania, jeffrey rosen, acting attorney general promised to check on it quickly, but added, quote, the doj can'

i've written bethany sri her produced a huge upset in the women via max race, the 22 year old, the throne in to time olympic champion colombian. mariana her home to win the gold medal. your eyes peeled for that week when biggest names in judo has suffered a rare defeat. double limping champion, teddy, your v ne'er of france lost the tamar land, basha of the russian olympic committee, and the man's 100 kilo division. the 32 year old bowed out of the quarter finals after slipping and falling backwards as he tried to throw his opponents and look at the metal people now and china has moved to the top with 18 gold medals host japan still in 2nd, with their 16 golds team usa have most metals overall. the u. s. a score to late gold. we had our one know in the gold cup semi finals. the 2022 woke up house or playing in the tournaments has invited guests and force the us all keeper to make 3 big faith. and the 1st half. i said i had been had a chance to take the lead and the 61st minutes, but missed his penalty. was through the us scoring the winner with just minutes remaining and i, detroit piston

it was also a day to remember for great britain's bethany shriever after she won a dramatic women's bmxhievement will inspire others to chase their dream. it's great, like, and i hope iti does more for the sport now, especially in great britain. i hope to get more girls . involved and boys as well, just everyone just to prove - that if you commit to something and you have fun doing it, i you can be rewarded for it. things just keep getting better and betterfor south korea's an san. the 20—year—old picked up her third gold medal of the games after winning a shoot—out in the individual archery final. and despite conquering all in front of him this year, novak djokovic's hopes of a golden slam her over. he was beaten by alexander zverev in the semis, with the german now taking on karen khachanov in the final. imran sidat, bbc news. and... how is this for a homecoming? these are pictures of britain's two—time gold medallist helen glover arriving at london heathrow from the olympics and being greeted by her three young children. her hopes of a fairy—ending at tokyo 2020 were dashed when glov

doesn't seem to mind is and continue the tax on his health while mandatory and the families all being bethany dr. see it, it's public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end. the head of the european commission has worn hungry and faces legal action if it fails to repeal a new anti l g. b t q law, which comes into force on thursday. it bands content about homosexuality, engender change from schools, and some tv shows. commission chief on the line has described the law as a disgrace. that flies in the face of you. values said hungry must change it or face legal action from you. parliament members have advocated freezing hungry. you funding maria wells as an irish emmy pe. he was part of the european parliament as tensor right. e p. p group. he joins us from strasburg. welcome to d. w, i know that you have raised objections to these new laws in hungry. what are you most wanted about? absolutely, thank you very much for having me on i as you right, you point to that, i'm an irish p sitting in the p p group. i'm

doesn't seem to mike and continue the tax on his health while mandatory and your families all being bethany dr. see it, it's public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end. and promote this and joined from bangkok by phil robertson from human rights watch. phil has the military's crackdown on medics deprived citizens of health care. certainly the crackdown on both doctors and nurses, and also occupying hospitals by the military does making it very difficult for the ordinary people of marta to get the health care they need. they have to run a gauntlet of surveillance and control actually if they want to go to one of these hospitals to get health care. there are many people who just don't feel safe. they fear to go into the hospital that are controlled by the military. especially if they are, their relatives have been involved at all with civil disobedience movement. and we're receiving reports of people who are injured on the streets who won't go to hospital get health care. and even cases of people now are

bethany power, who signed a petition calling for greater maternity and paternity leave during the pandemic 9th of september, 2020. it was explained that your household contains a child under the age of one or is under the age of one up until 22 december, 2020. i actually fell out of that because my baby was born on 26 november. so, i actually went through a whole year of getting no support while being in the bubble, because i was just outside that level. my baby was three months old and we were being knocked down. so, it was a continuous heartache of not having support. the chair of the petitions committee had a question for the nct — the national childbirth trust. i'd be interested to know whether the government's current approach and what's about to happen, in terms of changes, whether you feel more confident that through the approach that we're certainly expecting to happen from monday the 19th, whether that will be a big help to the groups that you work with and the community groups, orwhetherthere are challenges around just simply removing a lot of the requirements, whether that will

while the military and the family all being bethany to the doctor says it's public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end your pain. parliament is debating a resolution to assess the risk of discrimination faced by l. g. b t. q. person in hungry, hungry has been facing criticism from fellow a members over its new law that bans the schools from using materials seen as promoting homosexuality. european parliament is expected to condemn that law and urge the commission to launch a legal case against hungry members of the chamber. i have also expressed concern about mismanagement of a fun in the country. from all, i'm joined by d. w at jack patrick at the european parliament in strasburg. jag, nice to see. tell us a bit more about this resolution that's being debated today. good morning, rebecca. well, let me be using specific ones on the left of the political inspection. the spectrum has been pushing really, really hard for 1st the european commission to use executive arm, but also neither european kind

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.this was in response to a request made first in november. in that petition her lawyers said she was �*afraid' of her father. they wanted him removed as conservator and replaced with a wealth management firm. the conservatorship has been in place since 2008. when the singer had a breakdown amidst mental health problems, intense public scrutiny and a divorce herfather was appointed as conservator, in control of both her personal wellbeing and her finances. but in 2019 he handed over control of britney's personal and medical care. since then jamie spears has had control of britney spears's finances. here's sinead garvan on what today's ruling means. this is about a request back in november two stopjamie spears being her conservator. he is a co—conservator with a lady called jamie montgomery issue a wanted brittany, britney when her dad to not be part of it, but what the judge who has agreed to is that he will stay as her conservator but with also the help with this wealth management fund,

and dangerous, they need to be careful around it but there was a gold medal in it for britain with bethany is always through to the final and she was so surprised afterwards, almost exhausted and kai white came over to her and kai white came over to her and lifted her up. she is the new 0lympic and lifted her up. she is the new olympic champion. she beat the colombian to she is considered the queen of bmx because she has won the last two 0lympic because she has won the last two olympic gold medal saw a great day around for britain. people were glued to it. we got the athletics to look forward to. what we have to look out for at the stadium? it’s to. what we have to look out for at the stadium?— for at the stadium? it's first da of for at the stadium? it's first day of the _ for at the stadium? it's first day of the track _ for at the stadium? it's first day of the track and - for at the stadium? it's first day of the track and field. i day of the track and field. it's always really exciting when that gets under way at the olympics, and it's all lies in the women's100m. in the last hour or

if you please, you call me in the room initial bethany dix premium guy was spelled on the, on the income for the family and looking for me to go over there with you soon as she was just looking here. when you mentioned that we can complete illusion initially and normally financial young hoody an illusion. you lose good news. you could shoot that to the lower the ah ah ah hello and welcome across the dock. were all things considered on peter as well as the american foreign policy blob struggles to come determine with washington, the beach in afghanistan. others are thinking about the future. how will this country interact with the world and the region also an update on julian sarge? this travesty in crime against humanity continues the discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess. patrick came in and in plymouth. he's to enter turned bounder of 21st century wire dot com and, and also we have going diesel. and he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as the author of the new book, re power politics in the 4th industrial revolution, or a gentleman, cross t

to notorious gang leader is asking his supporters to join mass protests in haiti. jimmy treat sia, bethany of barbecue is accusing opposition. parties of plotting presents of an al boys as murder. the u. s. has sent a delegation to haiti to assist in the investigation into his assassination particle. hain has the latest haitian police say these men paraded out for the press, were the ones who carried out an attack that killed haitian president joe vanelle, mo, east and wounded his wife. the suspects. 18 colombian men, most of them, former soldiers and 2 americans of haitian descent. but now authority say they have the mastermind blaming of florida doctor saying he flew into the country and a private jet intent on taking over the presidency. american investigators from the f. b. i and homeland security are believed to be taking part in the investigation now. but as for haiti's request for us troops, it seems unlikely. and today, an interagency team largely from the department of homeland security and the f. b. i are heading down to haiti right now to see what we can do to help them any inve

and for me on this disaster, i'm joined now by environmentalists, anoka bethany and ok. welcome. do we know the full extent of this catastrophe? thank you so much for having me. and unfortunately we don't. and this is very sad, very unfortunate that these one then because then be, so we need to leave the standing. what if we have that in terms of looking at data related to the angles that are looking at people love factored into really understanding the long term effects for generations as well. now in our report, we also have the official minister gunshot video sake of saying the link between the dead animals washing up on sheila, because beaches and the ship disaster isn't clear. i'm wondering if the government is justified in it skepticism. i mean, i can be on to that too because i feel looking at that. but what i can say is that i've been getting too long for a very long time and we haven't really been watching the show is still to be something. and i'm hoping that the evidence showing in the last speaking about the impact of environmental disaster, what is the impact you're

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.cted were asymptomatic, or showed very mild symptoms. pet owners who test positive should avoid close contact with their animals so they don't pass on the infection. the original source code for the world wide web has been sold at auction for more than $5 million. the data took the form of a non—fungible token — or nft — a certificate of ownership for digital assets. i should stress only the source code, and not the web itself, has been sold. tim allman explains. it doesn't look all that impressive. a collection of words and symbols that would seem pretty meaningless to most people. but these are no ordinary words and symbols. they did in fact change everything. this is the source code for the world wide web. in effect, the basic rules of how the modern internet works. devised by the british scientist sir tim berners—lee, it has now been sold as a completely unique form of data. the owner of this work will absolutely fundamentally be buying something that has come from sir tim, is auth

and today's bethany a day from a clean up effort, which is as you can definitely going on behind me. and now some of the main roads have been closed by have been cleaned up by some of the big machinery. but now people have decided to town their attention to that, the interior of that home. and it's really, really sad to see as you walk through the streets. people have just entirely emptied the entire contents of the piles of bricks and there's a table full of people's records and people do a covers and very pos and all items that usually only you ever see inside of home and never covered in so much, much as yeah, today is definitely a day where people are returning attention to their own home and they're going inside and really being able to grasp the sense of the absolute sense of the damage, not just to the village, but that might as well. no doubt. there are dozens and dozens of sad stories where you were standing right now. have you been talking to people affected by the flooding? and what are they telling you? so i've just actually spoken to you one couple here and they're both.

and for me on this disaster, i'm joined now by environmentalists anoka bethany and ok. welcome. do we know the full extent of this catastrophe? thank you so much for having me. and unfortunately, we don't, and this is very, very unfortunate that these one because that be so we need to leave the why is not that in terms of looking at data to the effect from looking at people love factored into understanding the long term effects for generations as well now in our report, we also have the official minister gunshot b just take saying the link between the dead animals washing up on sheila, because beaches and the ship disaster isn't clear. i'm wondering if the government is justified in it skepticism. i mean, i can't be onto that too because i feel looking at that. but what i can say is that i've been getting too long for a very long time and we haven't really seen the washing after the show is still to be something. and i'm hoping that the evidence shows in the last speaking about the impact of environmental disaster, what is the impact you're seeing on the local economy, on fishin

100 doesn't seem to mind and continue the tax on how to, while imaginary and the family all being bethany doctors fear its public health system could collapse. at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end. and for more of this and joining from bangkok by a fil robertson from human rights watch, phil has the military's crack down on medics deprived citizens of health care. certainly the crackdown on both doctors and nurses, and also occupying hospitals by the military, is making it very difficult for the ordinary people of florida to get the health care they need. they have to run a gauntlet of surveillance and control actually if they want to go to one of these hospitals to get health care. there are many people who just don't feel safe. they fear to going to the hospital that are controlled by the military. especially if they are, their relatives have been involved at all with civil disobedience movement. and we're receiving reports of people who are injured on the streets who won't go to hospital get health care. and even cases of peop

while i'm out of free and the family all being bethany doctor's fear, its public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end. the head of the commission has warned hungry that it faces legal action if it fails to repeal a new anti l g b t q law, which comes into force on thursday. the new law bands, content about homosexuality. agenda change from schools and some tv shows commission a president on the line is described below as a disgrace that flies in the face. if you values, she says hungry must change it to face legal action. some a new parliament members have advocated freezing hungry. you funding maria wells is an irish emmy pe who is part of the european parliament center, right, a p p group. he joins us from strasburg. welcome to d w. i know that you have raised objections to these new laws in hungry. what do you most wanted about? absolutely, thank you very much for having me on as the right you point to that, i'm an irish m e p sitting in the p p group. i'm also an activist and i law and an alg

while the amount of free and the family all being bethany, the doctor says it's public health system could collapse at a time when people are already suffering from the political turmoil that seems to have no end. and for more on this and joined from bangkok by phil robertson from human rights watch, phil has the military's crackdown on medics deprived citizens of care. certainly the crackdown on both doctors and nurses, and also occupying hospitals by the military to make it very difficult for the ordinary people of florida to get the health care they need. they have to run a gauntlet of surveillance and control actually if they want to go to one of these hospitals to get health care. there are many people who just don't feel safe. they fear to go into the hospital that are controlled by the military. especially if they are, their relatives have been involved at all with civil disobedience movement. and we're receiving reports of people who are injured on the streets who won't go to hospital get health care. and even cases of people now are contracting cobit 19 and getting into resp

with >> this water spout formed in nearby bethany beach, delaware. two other tornado striking ohio.d and hail. earlier, damaging wind from the same system left one man dead. experts say despite the summer severe weather, it may not be related to climate change, as tornadoes eee typically strike as far north as canada. >> we're back with more of the 11th hour after a quick break. >> themr a quick break. >> the a quick update -- american swimmer kayla decade pulled off the three pizza night, she won her third gold medal in the 800 meter freestyle from these olympics, and she says that rumors of her retirement are premature. she's not done swimming yet. caleb dressel meanwhile, in the 100-meter butterfly final. and boy did he, capturing his third gold medal of these games and setting a world record. and the u.s. women's soccer team takes on canada in the semifinals monday, but if you saw the game today, it was a nail-biter shoot out victory, over the netherlands. that is our broadcast for this friday night thanks for being with us on behalf of all my colleagues here at msnbc news, good

kye whyte has made it into tomorrow's bmx semi—finals, along with bethany shriever.id rides took him through — he said it was challenging, hot and tiring, but a good day. swimmerjames wilby had said he wanted to reward his mum — who's an nhs nurse — by winning a medal, but wasn't able to match the success in the pool over the past few days. wilby finished sixth in the 200m breastroke final and said he was disappointed as it may have been his last race at an olympics. the olympic record in the 100 metres freestyle, that is his second gold that the games, and he could finish in tokyo as the most successful swimmers at an individual games. he's in four more events and only michael phelps and mark spitz have won more than six medals at an olympics. one of the most iconic moments of the olympics so far. time daily and medically —— it's been one of the most iconic moments of the olympics so far. tom daley and matty lee winning gold in the diving ten metre platform. it was daley�*s fourth olympics, but it was lee's debut and he arrived home to a very warm welcome. i spoke t

spell it out for us, then on the 11 o'clock news, a huge amount of land filled trash blowing into the bethanynl room tonight. gotta admit it's just a little weird watching the nba finals. no, steph curry, kevin durant, of course, lebron james. but, you know, keep in mind as you're watching this. there's not a single player on either team. that has ever won an nba championship. but one side is looking like they've been there before, and it's not the side of yeah, i'm said the company. i guess you can talk all you want to say things up, but it comes down to town and you can talk tough, but devin booker is just played smooth with 30 sons up 15. the third booker at 31 later in the third bucks hanging around because of this guy, he on a son to the goop. oh they dare him to take a three and he nailed it. he had 20 in the third period. fourth quarter suns up only eight king of the mid range jumper is chris paul plus the foul and the bucks continue to stay within striking distance, though devin booker, a rare miss for him, andre 8 11 rebounds, one of them there and he finds follow. yes, he can hit a

and today's bethany a day from a clean up effort, which is as you can see, definitely going on behind me. and now some of the main roads have been closed by have been cleaned up by some of the big machinery. but now people have decided to town their attention to that, the interior of that home. and it's really, really sad to see as you walk through the streets. people have just entirely empty their entire contents of that home piles of bricks. and there's a table full of people's records and people do a covers and very pos and all items that you usually ever see inside of home and never covered in so much, much as are yeah, today is definitely a day where people are returning attention that are in home and they're going inside and really being able to grasp a sense of the absolute sense of the damage, not just the village, but to the lights as well. no doubt. there are dozens and dozens of sad stories where you were standing right now. have you been talking to people affected by the flooding, and what are they telling you? so i just actually spoken to one couple here and they're both

there ktvu is and rubin explains how neighbors are working to get that mess cleaned up right now at bethanyervoir in alameda county, there's trash as far as the eye can see. it's on the hillsides that surround it on the rocky shores and in the water itself to me, it looked like a third world country to be honest residents of nearby mountain house came with cameras to documented. they believe high winds carried trash from the altima landfill. because the reservoir is mostly closed for dam reconstruction. they say. no one knew to complain sooner. a huge amount of the blowing trash out here is getting lodged on the rocks and then submerged in the water and workers out here. tell us this isn't even a bad day. the landfill that sits up on the hill is supposed to have containment fencing for debris. they're missing a huge section of their fencing, and it's been out for the last. 34 months, community members tried reaching out to california state parks and to waste management that runs the landfill but didn't have much luck kind of getting the brush off was frustrating. um so we took it to the str

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but there's still individuals that want to live in edmund or norman or moore or bethany and they choose to be able to more out of oklahoma city but commute back and forth to work or live because it's a choice that they make. in an area one-tenth of my size of oklahoma city people have options to be able to work and travel and move into other areas. if they wanted to be able to work in washington, d.c. many people live in maryland or in virginia or in west virginia and drive in to be able to be here from longer distances but that's a volitional choice, no one is compelled to be here knowing that that's been the situation for more than 200 years, correct? >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator lankford. chair recognizes senator hawley for your questions. >> thank you very much, and thank you to you will at witnesses for being here. doctor, help me understand the history here. my understanding that the united states justice department the office of legal counsel has weighed in on this question over the course of their history. to my knowledge the office of legal counsel has never said