nadine, your thoughts. semiconductor, micron, what have you? >> when you look at results, 50 basis points of their 240 basis points of taiwan semi was due to effects so i way wave that off that is not a fundamental problem. so i'm more with dan here. as i think of this as a time to re-enter i actually like the smh a little bit better than the single stock. i'm looking at a 6 1/2 to one upside to down side right now. it is a 15% implied volatility premium which means are paying for protection so if you believe there is a need for semis and we could all agree that there is, i view this as a little bit more, again just like oil, you see things that have run up. they consolidate a little bit and this is when you can reenter. you could pick your names and go to etf and smh >> but i will say that taiwan, mike, and nvidia, two stocks that are 25% of the smh. if those stocks don't perform, it is tough to see how the overall etf does. >> that is true. at same time i would say that the upside. >> you just bailed -- >> nadine, i would say he's so eager, h

he's still finding big opportunity in china, and fast money trading nadine just made a big bet against china. john and nadine are cnbc contributors thank you both so much for joining us today john, i want to start with you because these days, it's kind of a contrarian bet to be bullish in china given all of the news flow it seems like it's coming fast and furious by the hour these days what gives you this conviction at this point in time? >> well, you know, i have never made any money out of the herd, and the herd is now definitely full of china stories. and i think people are pretty darn confused between inflation stories, growth stories, covid, china, hong kong, taiwan, et cetera i don't think china is a very timely bet right now, but i think china is a bet, is an investment you can't afford to not have in your portfolio the question is how much of it so i like to pick out a few names that i think are going to be there a long time from now, and keep my eye closely on what's happening in beijing because it is very important >> okay, i want to get into these names in just a moment firs

nadine, what do you say?m watching square i think that people painted the same brush as paypal and the square so you got a little bit more of an attractive entry price. we're seeing big applied vol estimate of premiums people are protecting this name. if we can learn more about how they are checking their ecosystems ory trading range is about 235 to 275 between now and thursday if you get it at the low range, it will be pretty asymmetric we will learn a lot strategically. i think this is a great name to own and hold >> brian kelly >> for me, i'd look at uber. what we've seen particularly in the transportation space is we've had this reopening, but have to do more than that they are doing delivery we are seeing on the private company level a lot of action in the grocery delivery area. a lot of companies getting bought out a lot of venture capital in there. i want to see how uber is going against that competition and how well they are doing against that competition. so i think that will be really interesting to

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also billy. >> all right nadine, tim, james, thank you.e news with shepard smith starts right now starts now >>> the country's top stories playing out in courtrooms from coast-to-coast new reaction to bill cosby's release, the supreme court makes a decision on voting rights, and the trump organization charged i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc the trump organization and cfo allen weisselberg plead not guilty to charges of fraud and grand larceny. what is in the newly unsealed indictments? rescue efforts back on after fears of a second collapse >> there is still a possibility someone could be

dw nadine high sod joins us from jakarta. just how close is the country to a catastrophe. hi ben, i speak with you. so i mean, i just dropping and such a big word. lead getting to be very serious over here. you hi, then i speak with you. so i mean cause traffic is such a big word. lead getting to be very serious over here. you saw the images of patients doing up on lot being cared for and this makes it tense because the hospital overflowing. and if you're lucky enough not to have any one directly in your household, the affected will be hearing from people more frantically searching for oxygen by you bed or for medicine. so that's all out for, for the world, for the most populous country, we're talking what, 270000000 people who live there. yeah, i mean, indonesia been a recession for the 1st time and 2 decades in, you know, relies heavily on domestic goods and services to consumption domestically. and of course that's gone down when they're more spending brake on many of the big domestically. and of course, that's gone down when they're more spending brake on many of the b

do i make sure i'm in charge of the reason i'm here now. origin board or the nadine's. not exactly what you might imagine when you think of a c farrah hailing from the philippines. the 2nd officer is petite, the only woman on her ship, and she gets the sick. but she loves this job ah, during long voyage that you can see the rise done. nothing, you know shipped a lot, the road is very boring. for me, it's one of the best stuff, tapering us a brand new 33 will face as well. i'm 6001.6000000 seafarers on international merchant ship and the time on shore helps them cope with their relentless schedule. they usually work 10 to 12 hour days, 7 days a week for up to 11 month at a time. but when the pandemic hit, few of them were getting on or off their ship start feeling really isolated from the world. because we can the brochure anymore. i mean, one of the enjoyment that we had to reassure and ship this was the beginning of the global crisis for the industry. every month, roughly $50000.00 c fair is supposed to be vessels. swapping places with 50000 others who disembark with i

i nadine's not exactly what you might imagine when you think of a c pharaoh. hailing from the philippines, the 2nd officer is petite, the only woman on her ship and she gets the sick. but she loves this job ah. during long voyage that you can see nothing, you know, shipped a lot. the growth is very boring for me. it's one of the best in the paper. i was able to see us a 33 basis. well, i think so. i mean, there are 1600000 seafarers on international mention ships and their time on shore helps them cope with their relentless schedule. they usually work 10 to 12 hour days, 7 days a week for up to 11 month at a time. but when the pandemic hit, few of them were getting on or off the ship start feeling really isolated from the world. because we cannot brochure anymore. i mean, one of the enjoyment that we had to reassure and on the ship. this was the beginning for the global crisis, for the industry, every month, roughly $50000.00 c fair is supposed to be vessels. swapping places with 50000 others who disembark with international borders, closing cru changes became almost impossible for me to

i mean obviously, i mean trace i'm here now origin board for the nadine's. not exactly what you might imagine when you think of a seafaring hailing from the philippines. the 2nd officer is the only woman on her ship and she gets the sick. but she loves this job ah, during long voyage that you can see nothing, you know, shipped a lot. the growth is very boring. for me, it's one of the best stuff. i was able to see you as a, as a friend. the able to do that while i'm 6001.6000000 seafarers on international mention ship and their time on shore thompson. cope with their relentless schedule. they usually work 10 to 12 hour days, 7 days a week for up to 11 month at a time. but when the pandemic hit, few of them were getting on or off the ship. start feeling really isolated from the world because we can go sure. i knew, i mean, one of the enjoyment that we had to reassure and i guess on the ship. this was the beginning of the global crisis for the industry. every month, roughly 50000 c fair as opposed to board vessels swapping places with 50000 others who disembark

right now there's a tradition among seafarers than what happens at sea stays at that 27 year old nadine perio believes it's time to change that she's one of a growing community of seafarers hosting videos of how they live on line. i just love love. we have the words because i feel like you are very different than people like yours. what kind of, what do you need to avoid? i mean obviously, i'm in charge of the reason that the issue i'm here now. origin board for the nadine's. not exactly what you might imagine when you think of a seafaring hailing from the philippines. the 2nd officer is petite, the only woman on her ship, and she gets the sick. but she loves this job ah, during long voyage that you can see or nothing, you know, shipped a lot, the road is very boring. for me, it's one of the best. in the paper i was in the us a friend 33 will face as well. i'm 6 or i mean they're a 1600000 seafarers on international mention shit and their time on shore help them cope with their relentless schedule. they usually work 10 to 12 hour days, 7 days a week for up to 11 month at a time. but whe

in the circumstance i would bring us to nadine's closing line. and in the intro where, when we can state that we've made progress when a person's performance in their field right is totally unrelated to how they are accepted with, with the, with regard to their protective characteristics. it's totally relevant, falling on. i agree, but i'm asking it again because unfortunately that's, that's a rhetoric that you will hear from majority of people, not just in england, but in france where i am from l y, the places as well. again, it's a full dimensional position that we have the question we have to turn the question around to those people are asking the question, say, do i have to justify my experience and my right to be in a community only by excelling in certain areas. and if i fall less than those standards, do i suddenly become unacceptable also human? no, that's not the, that's not the state of play that we believe society should operate from right any to let me bringing on this and clock made an important point. talking about the fact that thi

comes as the british government sets up efforts to stop the dangerous journeys and small boats is nadine bob now reports they've made it on a british soil, but their futures unknown. these undocumented migrants are among around 8 and a half 1000 people who cross the english channel in small boats this year. that's more than the total for 2020. with those numbers in the headlines, the government says it's acting insisting it's new nationality and board. as bill will deter people from coming, what we're seeing right now is basically people tropical smugglers, criminal guy with a voice in our assignment system to bring an economic migrants and people that quite frank date convention, our legal migration is coming to our country. we have an physical, there are difficult reforms, but the bill has a special comprehensive measures. patel says, while most migrants previously came from kelly that now setting off from various places along the french coastline as part of a new deal with the u. k. france is doubling the number of police patrolling it, speeches that also be improved intelligence shar

okay. nadine bob, ally from london. thank you for us, vice president has met a group of democrats from the state of texas. they're hoping to solve for republican backed bill that would make it harder for people to volts. the group flew to washington to deny the state legislature the numbers needed to vote on the bill. comma le harris praised the move, comparing them to civil rights activists on texas republicans or colon for their arrest. the democrats say proposals to limit voting rights will disproportionately affect minorities. president joe biden has called the fight for voting rights. the test of our time, our white house correspondent, kimberly hall kits report us president joe biden traveled to philadelphia the birthplace of american democracy to highlight what he says is an existential threat. we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war has not i, personally, since the civil war. the confederates back then never breached the capital, as insurrection listed on january, the 6th. ah,

here's nadine bobbo at this lab in central england the leading a revolution in health care. 3 d printing is already used to create prospective limbs and implants. now, experts at nottingham university working to perfect the poly pill, that's a tablet that can deliver multiple medications to the body of exactly the correct dose and time. with this, with the printing techniques, what we can do is we can have different print has each containing different drop. so this will be the pull this onto a structure. i think i'll drop it. it's just a very small probably about the size of the year. so they will be there and then for each 5 to step out into a final structure. as the team highlights only one in 10 people gets headache, pain relief if they take paracetamol. the problem is getting the right dosage for the patients. these researches foresee doctors prescribing a customized pill containing multiple drugs which will be released into the body in sequence. whereas the frenzy roll them in, in the future. the doctor will be able to tell what they think those, that that patient needs. and then th

we meet nadine hoody, i know who we lead to terrorism program and human rights watch. when the uprising against the assad regime began in 2011 creat involved, he was in close contact with verizon. with organizing protests across syria. she became a key source. she had this sort of softness, almost frailty, to her when you met her at the beginning and you're like how she's doing this very dangerous job. and then as soon as you spoke to her, you immediately discovered the sort of steely courage and principles. the assad regime launched brutal crack soon against protesters and arrested horrors of opposition. figures resigned with forced into hiding, but she continued to speak out while underground, not even over 100000, board harsh th are the bits of the international community can ever defeat the people who have a dream and say, in the future. in 2013 rezani sled a tight grip in damascus for neighboring duma. the town was under the control of various arms opposition groups. together they fought assad, but often each other to the hard line militia group j. islam increasin

but kicking racism out of football and off social media is a much bigger challenge. nadine bob al jazeera london ah, and reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, at least 45 people have died in the iraqi city of necessity after a fire ripped through a cove in 1900 nice relation. ward, the blaze that the l who same corona virus hospital has been brought under control, a little bit of a rescue efforts on continuing dozens of others have been injured in many patients are still missing. the blazer was reportedly caused by misused oxygen cylinders, at least 10 people have been killed and almost 500. the rested during violent protests triggered by the jailing of former south african president, jacob zoom. the military has been deployed after days of riots and looting in the provinces of because, you know, in the past and how paying south africa's top course is hearing an application by zoom to review his 15 month jail sentence. he turned himself into police last week after being found guilty of failing to appear to corruption inquiry. meanwhile, the president says, ham oppose that has warned

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and she neo natal nurse, nadine and good is about to start the night shift. she seeing many babies born with such serious malformations that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects. they can be saved. and i do forget, i mean you probably a month for my family basket for my son. i mean you got back now give me don't give me an issue with an up by my call now, my front bill. i don't my, for my snap up on the low. my, my, my, for my wife shanna. yeah. i mean, then clinicians seeing spine the before the organs outside the baby's body. unusual chief defects where the brain has failed to develop by mean you big when i talk to my wife she i watch being, you know, i'm going lizzie, being on book i'm, was she like when you goal washing mining? always it was on me because when i'm on my, for my see dog miles on, come on. i think up to you for gun drug we were equals, i'm not ok. we met a call system in its office. if they've got a birth, we've gone to the commission, the heck to me, we have to call on us. and we've got it. we

defects that are being found in newborn babies. acute diversity clinic live and she needs mental nadine and is about to start the night shift. she seen many babies born with such serious malformations that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects. they cannot be saved. and where do you forget? i mean you up on your mind for my silly basket. for my son. i mean, you got backer. now give me. don't get in a shit. yeah. with an up by monday because my fun to see i don't my for much up on the loma, my mom for myself. why channa? yeah, clinicians a seeing spun the before the organs outside the baby's body. a neural chief defect where the brain has failed to develop by mean you begun to talk and my why she was bringing my book up on lizzie, being on book i'm, was she like when you goal washing minding always it was on me because we are mindful my dog miles on come on. i got to you ferg drug. nick was, i'm not ok. we met it's called system in its author. if they've got a birth, we've going to become a mission. the heck to me. they have to call on us. an

defects that have been found in newborn babies achieve diversity clinic live and she neo natal nurse nadine and is about to start the night shift. she seeing many babies born with such serious malformations that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects. they cannot be safe. and where do you forget, i mean you got up on your mind for my silly basket. for my son, i mean you got backer. now give me. don't give a shit. down with an up by monday because my fun to see, i don't for much up up on the loma, my mom for myself. why channa? yeah, i mean then clinicians a seeing spine the before the organs outside the baby's body. a neural chief defect where the brain has failed to develop. my mean you begun to talk on in my flesh. she watch bringing my book up on lizzie, being on book i'm, was she like when you goal washing mining? always it was on me. because when i'm on my, for my see, i can talk miles on come and pick up your ferg undrugged because i'm not ok. we met a call system in it's off the top. if they've got a birth, we've gone to the commission the

defects that have been found in newborn babies. acute diversity clinic live and she needs mental nurse nadine and is about to start the night shift. she seeing many babies born with such serious malformations, that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects. they cannot be safe. and where do you forget, i mean you only a month for my family, basket for my son, me. a backer? now give me, don't get in a shit. yeah. with an up by monday because my fun to see i don't my for much up on the loma, my mom for myself. why channa clinicians a seeing spun the before the organs outside the baby's body. unusual chief defect where the brain has failed to develop by mean you big when i talk to my wife she watch. bringing on lazy on book. i'm was she like when you goal washing mining? always it was on me because we are mindful my see i will talk miles on come and i figure you forgot undrugged because i'm not ok. we met a call system in its office if they've brought a birth, we've gone to the commission, the hopefully we have to call on us and we've got it. we found se

birth defects that have been found in newborn babies. acute diversity clinic live and she needs to nadine and is about to start the night shift. she seeing many babies born with such serious malformations, that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects. they cannot be safe. oh, where do you forget? i mean, you probably a month for my family basket for my son. i mean, you know we, i got back now give me, don't get in a shin the keys are. yeah, with an up by my let me call now my fun to see. i don't for much up on the loma, my mom for myself. why channel? yeah, i mean, clinicians a seeing spun the before the organs outside the baby's body unusual chief defect where the brain has failed to develop by mean you by going to talk on my, why she watch on being, you know, i'm going lizzie, being on book i'm was she like when you goal wash reminding always it was on me because when i'm on my for my see i could talk miles on come and pick up you ferg undrugged because i'm not ok. we make a call system. it's off the top. if they've got a birth, we've gone to

the attack has shocked the country with the dutch prime minister, calling it inconceivable. nadine barbara reports, he's a household name in the netherlands. now investigative journalist, pater the phrase, is in hospital fighting. go with a journalist, peter the fries. in these moments. the netherlands king william alexander, says the shooting shocked him deeply, calling it an attack on democracy, dodge police, a tomb, and they arrested on a highway shortly after the attack. a still in custody. the dean baba al jazeera in southeast asia, the most populous country is battling a devastating corona virus surge in the easiest hospitals are beyond the capacity and desperate people are hunting for oxygen. for 6 sick family members, as supplies and medical facilities run out, wednesday was the country is the deadliest day of the pandemic with 1000 been 40 death hospital's simple reality is, is that there is not enough health care stuff to cater for the demand right now. there are far too many people, falling critically ill in indonesia for doctors to take care of all of them. and this is the resu

still surviving nadine and far you can no longer carry the embryos themselves because of their age. but they already grazing together with the possible surrogate mother taylor, southern white rhino female. the centuries ranges can't waive after years of fearing for the species survival that is at home. but at least in the near future, we might be having some baby northern way china, which is what you know, hoping for the researchers are doing everything they can to ensure that the 1st northern wide reino can, can be born in as little as 3 years that would be a start to building up a larger population and bringing the animals back from the brink of extinction. hopefully there was will keep bother something else that you may just find a bit crazy. because because i really inoculating see what does that really mean in the process of syria to the hosting plan seed before planting? it's what see these micro organ can help plan survive, drive can be used in the fight against the test on initiative in gunner is don't trying to use for most of the eco friendly method. oh, here in the north

reason his plan to use southern was dryness subspecies with about 800000 animals, still surviving. nadine and far you can no longer carry the embrace themselves because of their age. but they oh, really grazing together with a possible surrogate mother. taylor is southern white rhino female. the centuries ranges can't wave after years of fearing for the species survival. that is, i didn't have a home, but actually used in the near future. we might be having some baby northern way channels, which is what you hoping for. the researchers are doing everything they can ensure that the 1st northern was trying to cough can be born in as little as 3 years. that would be a start to building up a larger population and bringing the animals back from the brink of extinction. hopefully it will keep scores but something else that they may just find a bit crazy because because i really inoculating feet. what does that really mean in the area to the horse flung feed before planting? it's what see these micro organ it can help plan survive, drive can be used in the fight against the past on initiative in

printer that could mean slashing transport costs were low income countries and saving many more lives. nadine baba al jazeera nottingham ah, now with the headlines on al jazeera, heavy monster reigns of triggered floods and land sides in width and india, killing at least 100 people. the state of missouri has the was test. the 30 people are still missing. didn't got a letter, i had 3 vehicles. all of them got submerged and flooded water. they are old damage and the furniture inside my house and outside also got damage. i have suffered a loss of around $10000.00 would be the flood waters rose to between 6 and 7 meters . that's the highest it's ever written on. the properties of the residents are destroyed. they have nothing left to eat or drink to days, often sending thousands of $55.00 is to battle wildfires. devastating siberia. russia is now dealing with flooding in multiple regions. dramatic video has emerged up a suspension bridge collapse just as a truck was trying to cross it drive a reportedly survived. flooding has also destroyed at least 5 other bridges across the country, including o

the more than 90 percent of global trade is moved by c. filipino nadine perino is one of the 1600000 seafaring help transport goods around the world on merchant ships. really, really cool is great. that's our job. when the pandemic, keith, hundreds of thousands of safe, harris were left stranded on their ships. some were abandoned altogether left a month without pay or provisions. that's what happened to the 19 crew members of the law. a bulk carrier that's been docked in a port in kuwait for a year and a half when i can get everything done. monday for monday, we would have been handled in 2020 the ship's own, off one trading and contracting said it had no funds to support the vessel and cut contact with the crew. some of them have been unable to lay the ship for more than 2 years, getting diesel. this is our barbecue for emergency because i think this is our thing. quote, a washing dental this is not a fool with no wages most have been forced to borrow money to support their families back home. i promise the money that goes in india, i've got money. all my international transport wo

but taking racism out of football and off social media is a much bigger challenge. nadine barbara, al jazeera london, australian scientists say they've developed a pain free low cost way to test blood sugar levels for those with diabetes. it's all down to a non invasive strip that checks glucose deviled through a person's saliva, such as se the material which to text glucose can be printed at a low cost. they're hoping to replace the common needle based blood test, the project secured $4700000.00 from the trillion government to produce test gets if clinical trials are successful. ah, type a quick check at the top stories here on tuesday or at least 58 people are dead and dozens injured after 5 swift threat cobra, 900 isolation, ward and southern iraq. the fire is now under control in the city of nasiriyah. it's the 2nd hospital fire that's killed over 900 patients in iraq this year would be why it has more now from backed up. the reason for this is the same that happened in a probably in edna happy hospital. and but that badly stored oxygen cylinders being get miss used the know preve

we meet nadine hoody ok who led the terrorism program at human rights watch when the uprising against the assad regime began in 2011 created involved she was in close contact with verizon was organizing protests across syria. she became a key source. she had the sort of softness, almost frailty to her when you met her at the beginning and you're like how she's doing this very dangerous job. and then as soon as he spoke to her, you immediately discovered the sort of steely courage and principle. the assad regime launched in brutal cracks in against protesters and arrested horrors of opposition. figures were done with course into hiding, but she continued to speak out while underground, not even over 100000 or higher siege or debates of the international community can ever defeat the people who had the dream and say in the future. in 2013 resign sled a tight grip and damascus for neighboring duma. the town was under the control of various arms opposition groups. together they fought assad, but often each other to the hardly militia group j. islam increasingly had the upper hand. the dum

but kicking racism out of football and off social media is a much bigger challenge. nadine bob al jazeera london. ah, how fast they all of these are the headlines at least 58 people are dead and dozens injured. after a fire swept or a coven, 1900 isolation ward in the south, in the south of iraq. the fire is now on the control in nasiriyah. this is the 2nd hospital 5. it has killed coven. patients in iraq. this year must be the one who does more from baghdad. the reason for this is the same that happened in a pretty in edna happy hospital. and but that badly stored oxygen cylinders being get miss used the know prevention measures, no proper equipment, no safety equipment, no safety measures. that's according to many people, including health officials. south africa's military has been deployed after protests triggered by the jailing of former president jacob zoom a turned violent. at least 6 people have been killed in hundreds, arrested during days of riots and loosing into problems of current president. several run the force that has warned the unrest could result in food and medicine sho

he's known for his investigative work and exposing the dutch underworld. nadine baba now he's a household name in the netherlands. now investigative journalist, pater the 3 is in hospital fighting for his life after being shot on base amsterdam street. it happened right after he made one of his regular television appearances when a current affairs program. from this day to shoot a shot, peter to very close range. he was quickly assisted by bystanders and colleagues taken to an amsterdam hospital in a serious condition. the freeze is known for investigative work on countless cases, notably the $983.00 kidnapping of b magnate. freddy heineken. he's often been threatened by figures in the criminal underworld, including the heineken kidnapper. it was well known that you received death threats and he was also on the list of crimes. and that should because report a few years ago at least about their vision and now has left action. and to this, to this assassination at them from is like asked instigated a short way through the members we might in 2008 to freeze one an international emmy for a sh

printer that could mean slashing transport costs for low income countries and saving many more lives. nadine baba al jazeera nottingham, joining us now, the news mill about daddy, he's a research fellow in chemical engineering of the university of birmingham in the u . k. he joins is from there. some other area is the key thing here. customization for individual patients. yes, indeed. for yes, all those since the beginning of medicine, we've been having the approach of one size fits all 3 d printing. it changes because you can produce peers which is specific to a patient, richard taylor to that needs. and that can be produced in a clinical setting at the local level. so it's easy access to the patient as well. so we anticipate in a situation where if you go to your general practitioner or your health care provider, they will have the composite bits of medical technology that go into one individual pill. and they will be able to 3 d print. your 203040 pill, say a month supply of one pill there and then so it won't be slower. what i'm saying is the pills aren't printed to order at some remote

i asked that reporter entered carter. nadine hi slot. just how dye the situation it's just dropping and such a big word. lead getting to be very serious over here. you saw the images of patients up on lot being care. this makes it tense because overflowing. and if you're lucky enough not to have anyone directly in your household, the affected will be hearing from people who are frantically searching for oxygen by you or from medicine. so that's a degree of intense we haven't had before here in close to $30000.00 per day. what's going to be the economic sol out for, for the world's, for the most populous country. we're talking. what 270000000 people who live that yeah, i mean, indonesia been in a recession for the 1st time and 2 decades in relies heavily on domestic goods and services to consumption domestically. and of course, that's gone down when they're investing more spending brake on many of the big developments. and while there was a bit of recovery earlier this year, so no strict are locked down or done can be turning that around

printer that could mean slashing transport costs for low income countries and saving many more lives. nadine baba al jazeera nottingham jim is now here with the sport. thank you. mariam. it's been 5 years in the making and in the shadow of a pend pandemic. the take a 2020 and the gates have officially started japanese tennis. don me a socket was given the on the lighting the olympic code in the stadium. a saw because a full time, a grand champion on the 1st asian play to be ranked number one in the world for the opening ceremony. not without controversy as several athlete who without weighing face off going against strict cave it rules for me on the game is abbey richardson . but at least we now know why no, i mean i stuck his 1st tennis. much of these olympics was pushed back from saturday to sunday. the japanese stall, given the honor of lighting, the olympic coltrane to get these tokyo games underway during the opening ceremony . we also heard from the international olympic committee president thomas back, he said, amongst other things, this feeling of togetherness, this is the lights at

for now, the only thing both agree on is that the systems not working. nadine barbara al jazeera sign presses appealed to the un security council. over a took his back plan to reopen an abandoned town on the greek cypriots who represent the island internationally fear the plan is designed for turkish cypriots to resettle the town of o shop president and supported the plan along with a 2 state solution during a visit to the island, lead of the un peacekeeping force in cyprus says there is a deep concern that reopening bratia will feel mistrust between the islands, greek and turkish communities. the council is still deliberating on the issue of our osha and the secretariat will make further announcements in due course. i recalled to the counsel that the secretary general has consistently called on the, on the parties to avoid any unilateral actions that could increase tech tensions. and derail the efforts to continue the dialogue in search of common ground, including invert, osha watson is on the way and it's like history. for example, at the tokyo olympics, the data coming up with me b

breakthrough could be when black players listen to whatever they do or don't achieve on the pitch. nadine bob al jazeera london, the president of brazil julia bolton arrow has reportedly been admitted to hospital after experiencing abdominal pain earlier in the day. local sources table sonata has been complaining about persistent hiccups and was taking the hospital to investigate the cause. he'll be under medical supervision for between 24 and 48 hours. a staggering number of americans have died from drug overdoses last year. adding to an already grim toll from the corona virus pandemic. there were more than 93000 deaths from overdose. he's nearly 30 percent more than in the year before. that's more than $250.00 deaths every day and about 11 per hour. 3 quarters of the deaths were due to a use of opioids. the majority of being attributed to fentanyl, that's a powerful synthetic opioid. it's 80 to a 100 times stronger morphine and heroine is becoming increasingly common for dealers to cut it into their other illicit drugs such as cocaine without the buyer of the cocaine knowing about its o

breakthrough could be when black players are listen to whatever they do or don't achieve on the pitch . nadine bob al jazeera london, russian military aircraft are trying to contain massive life threatening wildfires across siberia. the hardest hit region of the acute year has been hit in the state of emergency for weeks, maybe 800000 acres of land on fire, eastern russia as an experiencing. it's dry us summer in $100.00. 50 is iraq's prominent shia cleric says the government will be held responsible if it fails to act after fire at a hospital's cobra. 19 ward. at least 60 people died. oh yeah . iraqis, a blaming corruption, a negligence for the accident she carried southern says the government must act firmly and punish those who allowed it to happen. now the time to make us put the brakes on auto shows around the world over the last year and a half. but that's all about to change, but the return of the largest car exposure in north america, john engine going to produce chicago auto share. car shows are back in driving in new directions. they feature the latest models with wheels and heels an

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breakthrough could be when black players are listen to whatever they do or don't achieve on the pitch . nadine bob al jazeera london. so key question now is whether social media companies are doing enough to tackle racist pies for one activist group that's come up with some really interesting research. they're saying, well, obviously not a sense of accounting digital have looked at $106.00, instagram accounts, which racially abuse. because soccer, jayden sancho and marcus rushford. it found only 6 of them were taken down by early wednesday. 2 days after they were reported to instagram, moderators, that's just 5.7 percent. a platform also failed to act on 42 comments comparing players to monkeys, 17 comments using the n word and 15, telling them to return to their countries. all 3 players were born and raised in the u. k. what am ron honored? has the center for countering digital hate joined us by skype from the state of georgia in the u. s. so you, as we saw very you identified over a 100 different accounts which directed this racist abuse against english football . as in, tell us more about t

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printer that could mean slashing transport costs for low income countries and saving many more lives. nadine baba al jazeera nottingham. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. japan's emperor has declared the tokyo 2020 summer olympics officially opened. the games are happening for years delay as the nation battled, the deadly wave of the corona virus pandemic. the president of the tokyo 2020 appeared to fight back tears during the openings.

nick nadine coached him in jv football for two years at redwood high school in clarksburg.says he'll remember kawashima is heart and his integrity. can you stand for the right side of things? you try to be good to people kind of people. you know and help people in any way as you can, and that was that was miles. miles is that kid? but monday night his life was cut short while boating on lake tahoe with friends, apparently all he was trying to do was moved to another seat on the boat while it was under way. and they hit a wave and he was ejected from the boat. authorities say they're investigating what happened next, whether the impact or the shock of cold water were factors, but they say kawashima was not wearing a life vest, but he apparently started to struggle pretty quickly because his friends turned around and by the time they got back to where he was, he had already gone under the water. his friends got him out, and authorities performed cpr, but it was too late. kawashima died on the way to the hospital, the medical examiner's office says the official cause of death

printer that could mean slashing transport costs for low income countries and saving many more lives. nadine baba al jazeera nottingham, your sports news is still to come almost 2000 drones, light up the sky in tokyo over the empty stadium for the opening ceremony of the lympics. joe will have that report and i brought to you by accenture that there be change the news with me brought to you by extension let there be change all the a time for more. ellen picks news of joe i thanks. come all year after years delay and months of speculation. the tech here 2020 limbic games of finally underway. it was the japanese tennis or soccer, who was given the honor of lighting, the limpid coltrane in the state, in a soccer. the time grunt from champion and the 1st asian tennis player, you ranked number one in the world. a 23 year old completed the journey. oh, the flame which was initially back in march 2020, and kept the light throughout the pandemic delay. the cauldron is designed to be better off the planet. and it's supposed to be powered by hydrogen. gains will run until august the 8th but the ceremo