i suffered a few concussions over my career. | a long lasting issue? was taken in an ambulance to hospital. i have long—term effects for a season. i suffered from nausea, headaches, low moods. i didn't tell anybody at the time. i think they used to be a culture of really minimising concussion. i think it is really helpful these days that we start to think about it as a brain injury and we discuss it as a brain injury. there is a lot that can be done to improve coach education, really. but also player education around what it means, in the long—term repercussions that could happen. fine repercussions that could happen. one ofthe repercussions that could happen. one of the repercussions for you is that you weren't able to drive for eight years. i believe that was directly related to this.— related to this. because i had a seizure, they weren't _ related to this. because i had a seizure, they weren't sure if i seizure, they weren't sure if it was epilepsy. they went through a series of tests where i was told that i have the concussive seizure similar to bo

at long last, may, simon and damiana are together.e family reunion nearly seven decades in the making. >> you're here. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: may and her brother, simon, meeting their half-sister for the very first time. >> i waited for this for 68 years. >> reporter: the story beginning in war-torn europe. the father fleeing world war ii. ending up in trinidad. where damiana was born. his childhood sweetheart, seeking refuge in new york. he would eventually follow clara to new york, where may and simon were born. it wasn't until last year that the two found out they had another sibling, thanks to ancestry.com. >> and i started freaking out. i called my sister, about that time of night. it was about midnight. >> it's someone that wants a kidney and i'm not giving it. this is a scam. >> reporter: no scam. just a big sister. the trio and their families connecting virtually at first. >> hi, bob. >> reporter: until at long last, travel restrictions relaxed. damiana making the trip from canada to new york. rkrkyoyo.. rkrkyo rkrkrkrk

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on long covid, one survey suggested that around 2 million people in the uk have had some long—lasting and chris witty doesn't deny this is a concern. to a question on this he replied: there is an acceptance more people will get long covid, though no figures are put on this by the government. the next point from christina pagel was the risk of new variants evolving. now, we've no specific government response on this, but here's professor anthony hagen again. these vaccines are very, very effective, and it's likely that immunity will last for a long time. it's likely that even as new variants arise, there will be some degree of protection. the government calculation is that vaccines can cope with whatever comes. there is, though, a further, broader question — whether the government is risking people's health for the sake of the economy. the health secretary, sajid javid, answered that in the mail on sunday. the headline reads: now, that covid has disrupted other healthcare is accepted. whether the government's decision this week addresses that problem hinges on what happens to those hos

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and only an african solution can create long lasting and long last agreement. so really calls on the to downstream can countries egypt and to down to recommit to both talk so that a binding agreement can be reached. that 2 countries also hold the position that you feel you should stop the ongoing filling of the dam to allow for this negotiations and a binding legal agreement by doesn't appear that the government is willing to compromise on that. take a listen logical consequence of the construction of the you do, you constructed them to fill it with the food, very simple. so that is there. and so there is nothing of that sort which rejection normally would try to budget by calling in lateral measurement than nothing unilateral. actually, we informed them where advised them, whereby them, because under the international tons of, under the rules and regulations, the virtual navigating is that is something that we want to avoid. that is very informative. what this is a project that many europeans are very passionate about. millions of them contributed raise money

how long is that going to last? and the conditions in the market -- with the low rate, this is obviously something that we need to unwind as we move to post-pandemic situation. but we are expecting gradually for rates to increase. our forecast for the u.s. is more in q1. yousef: you talk about credit. one of the most read stories on the terminal this moment is around wall street beginning to get nervous around some of the big credit plays. you have seen the risk premium of high-grade and high-yield bonds basically get pushed to the lowest level in well over a decade. now the prospect of a gradual increase in treasury yields, many warning it could be time for investors to get defensive. so high-yield and high-grade remain very tight. where does it go from here? >> they are very tight. i think the whole story here is how things are going to normalize. if we are going through a gradual reflation, gradual normally inflation in the gradual increase, it is positive, because it reflects the trends of the economic recovery.

moving parts that it is sometimes hard to tell what is genuinely transitory and what will be more long-lasting? of course, if there is longer-lasting price hikes in parts of the economy that the consumer will rely on, that would be a risk longer-term to growth. our inclination is to think that a lot of this is transitory and related to the different shifts we are seeing in the economy as we recover from the pandemic. manus: your boss is all over linkedin and the front of his linkedin, it was quite well read, u.s. inflation is no barrier to further equity gains. thank, mark. where do i deploy it? larry fink says we are at the foothills of an epic change. he is giving 8% pay rises. larry fink is giving his staff 8% pay rises. for me, it is quite staggering. this is where we begin to need to understand, how do i deploy capital in a quasi-inflation area environment? kiran: we have been focusing a lot on the reflation plays which over the past month have not done well because we have seen that decline in bond yields. is the fed going to be forced into hiking rates prematurely, cut off the recovery

because at long last, we are taking steps in the senate to right the wrongs of the failed war on drugsi was the first democratic leader to come out for the legalization of marijuana. and i will use my clout as majority leader to make this a priority in the senate. as my colleagues and i have said, the war on drugs has been a war on people, particularly people of color. the cannabis administration and opportunity act would help put an end to the unfair targeting and treatment of communities of color by removing cannabis from the federalist of trolled substances. -- of controlled substances. this is not just an idea whose time has come. it is long overdue. we have all seen the agony of a young person arrested for a small amount of marijuana in his or her pocket, and because of the historical over criminalization of marijuana, they have a very severe criminal record they have to live there whole lives. tougher to get a job, get credit, tougher to live a normal life. the waste of human resources because of the historic over-criminalization has been one of the great historical wrongs of the

last couple of days. i've been here all week long. and now i'm the last one here. no news media, no police officers. nobody. nobody setting up to us to go up there today. so will be interesting to see if they go up at all what their plan is for the day out. we'll have to check in with them over the phone because it doesn't seem like there's going to be a briefing here. and of course, volunteers. they've never given up hope these are not only it's not only run by friends and family. but it's also just people in the running community and people all over the bay area wanting to help bring home 37 year-old phillip cray-chick who went missing on saturday went for a run and never returned home. i think a lot of people are invested in this and unfortunately nothing has come up in their search. let's hear now the sheriff's office. >> you know, we are definitely at a point where we are. i'm a little perplexed as to why we haven't found philip yet, but we'll keep working and where there's hopeful. we'll keep working the community support has been outstanding and obviously that's a story in and of itself. the

. >> reporter: at long last, the summer games in tokyo, finally, getting under way today.ore the torch is even lit, it's already an olympics like we've never seen before. several brand-new extreme sports added this year. one of them is karate, a full-circle moment for the sport, which was officially organized in japan in the 17th century. >> all of these are appealing to a younger audience because typically the olympics is skewing a little older. >> reporter: also new this year, skateboarding. >> skateboarding is the olympics' new snowboarding. there's a lot of excitement and hype around that new sport. >> a perfect 100, the first time ever. >> reporter: as the skateboarders are, you know, stepping on to the international stage for the first time, we might be looking for the next shaun white of skateboarding? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: and then, there's surfing, the only event that could be made better by a storm. in fact, the ideal scenario, a typhoon developing far enough off of the shore to develop swells in the water without creating local winds. ne resg rocanizers are t

there is a question about how long it lasts.worried that the risk is high, that this is going to be with us for a while. and the fed has put itself in a position where it's going to be behind the curve. you combine that with massively excess spending and it is a recipe for serious problems. that's one of the things i'm worried about. >> you supported the failed effort in the senate to create a bipartisan, independent commission to investigate the capitol attack. >> right. >> we saw an effort to investigate this on the house side through a committee blow-up after republican leader kevin mccarthy put two of the most prominent election liars, jim jordan and jim banks, on the committee. pelosi then vetoed them and mccarthy is now boycotting the whole thing. without getting into the back and forth about this person and that person, why do you think so few in your party, the republican party, seem to want to take this seriously and get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th? i'm obviously not including you in that. >> i think p

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the idea of perusing vaccination negative — the idea of perusing vaccination negative for how long that lastthink this is more likely to happen the not, _ this is more likely to happen the not, particularly if the government is committed to opening things up. paule? _ is committed to opening things up. paule? ., ., , , , ., paule? the good news is they want hot and cold- _ paule? the good news is they want hot and cold. we've _ paule? the good news is they want hot and cold. we've gone - paule? the good news is they want hot and cold. we've gone round - paule? the good news is they want| hot and cold. we've gone round and round. 80 months ago, we were talking about possible infection certificates to prove you have the disease —— 18 months. but that was given up on when we realise it didn't necessarily protect you from getting it again. so, ithink didn't necessarily protect you from getting it again. so, i think one of the reasons why they're going round the reasons why they're going round the house is two reasons. the first is with the previous story, you get the sense that different departm

this is monumental because at long last we are taking steps in the senate to right the wrongs of the failed war on drugs. i am the first democratic leader to come out for the legalization of marijuana i will use my clout as majority leaderty. as my colleagues and i have said before, the war on drugs is the war on people particularly people of color. they cannabis administration opportunity act help puts an end to the unfair targeting and treatment of communities of color by removing cannabis from the federal list of controlled substances. not just an idea whose time has come that long overdue. we've all seen the agony of a young person arrested with a small amount of marijuana in his or her pocket and because of the over criminalization they have a very severe criminal record they have to live with their whole life tougher to get a job. tougher to get credit and live a normal life and because of that criminalization and has been one of the greatest norms of the last decade. we will change it and fight hard to change it. america is on our side. 70 percent of americans now support lega

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sure there is going to be a rapid collapse, what i think is more likely there's going to be a long-lasting civil war. i am not sure it's going to be possible to negotiate some kind of settlement on terms that will be acceptable to both the government and taliban. host: it's not just the taliban, there also other armed groups who are threatening the security of afghanistan. how is the biden administration plan to fulfill this pledge of preventing al qaeda and other armed groups from making afghanistan their safe haven? >> the agreement that the united states has with the taliban is that it is the taliban's job is to prevent other groups from outside afghanistan. if those groups get a foothold in the taliban fails to meet its commitment to not allow those groups to be operating from its territory, you will see a different united states posture. president bynum is not going to tolerate. host: do you see afghanistan becoming a safe haven? >> i highly doubt that the biden administration would commit suicide by reversing their decision. there is going to be escalated violence, there is always ro

this is monumental because how long last, we are taking steps in the senate to right the wrongs of the failed war on drugs. i was the first democratic leader to come out for legalization of marijuana and i will use this to make it a priority in the senate. as my colleagues and i have said before, the war on drugs has really been a war on people, particularly people of color. the kenaston canvas administration and opportunity act would help put an end to the unfair target and treatment of communities of color by removing canvas from the federal list of controlled substance. this is an idea -- not just an idea of time has come, it's long overdue. we've all seen the agony of a young person arrested with a small amount of marijuana in his or her pocket because of the historical criminalization of marijuana, they have a very severe criminal record they have to live with their whole right lives. cover get a job, cap like to get credit and live a normal life. the weight of human resources because of the historical criminalization has been one of the greatest historical wrongs for the last dec

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