came on the scene in 2015 with _ flag bearer they came on the scene in 2015 with us - flag bearer theyene in 2015 with us forces about to withdraw from the country, are theyjust going to grow and grow and grow within afghanistan? your without question. especially after an attack like this, it is going to generate a sense that this is the group to join. because success breeds success and so it is likely to attract foreign fighters and other recruits from the region to reinforce this group and to swell its ranks and i think in the case of all the militant groups including the taliban and al-qaeda, it is a case of a rising tide lifts all boats. we will see an influx ofjihadists waiting to get into the mix and join the fray and this is going to prolong the civil war in afghanistan. what about the bigger global picture. how much of a threat to isis—k pose to the world? of a threat to isis-k pose to the world?— the world? well, i think the threat right _ the world? well, i think the threat right now _ the world? well, i think the threat right now is - the world? well, i think the threat righ

if the flag bearer dropped the flag, you didn't know where to go. carney saw the flag bearer dropping the flag, and even though he was wounded, he threw away his own gun and he picked it up and he planted it on top of the parapet. that is probably what we're seeing here, a depiction of that, of that event. it was something for which -- an action for which he was widely celebrated. after sergeant carney planted the flag at fort wagner, the order to retreat came. he very carefully furled the flag up and brought it back to the 54th headquarters and presented it to the officers of the 54th. when he did, he uttered words that became immortalized. he said, "boys, i but did my duty. she never touched the ground." and those words got quoted in the northern press numerous times. they actually became a recruiting tool used by the union army to get other african-americans to enlist in the army. and you can see evidence of that here in this print, which depicts a banner that was hung in front of a recruiting station in philadelphia. this panel in the banner sho

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flag bearer in the closing ceremony.losing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in _ the closing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in the _ the closing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in the velodrome - the closing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in the velodrome than l the closing ceremony. hopefully a| bit cooler in the velodrome than in the streets just outside tokyo for the streets just outside tokyo for the marathon which started earlier this morning. must have been tough. eliud kipchoge defended his title, to filling his legacy, he said. he is incredibly quick over that distance. he said he was really glad the olympics had taken place this year, a sign of life getting back on track, he said. from an athletics perspective and anyone competing at the olympics, to be able to finish the olympics, to be able to finish the game time seal a legacy like thatis the game time seal a legacy like that is fantastic for him and a sign that is fantastic for him and a sign that things perhaps would be getting back to normal in terms

swimmer ellie simmonds and archerjohn stubbs will be flag—bearers for the british team in tomorrow'se paralympic champion simmonds. there is, like, literally no words to describe it. for me, this is my fourth paralympics, and i've never actually been to an opening ceremony. so to go to an opening ceremony, but also have that privilege of carrying the flag with john is just so exciting. privilege of carrying the flag with john isjust so exciting. and like penny said, i got called to have a meeting with her, and i thought it was just a meeting with her, and i thought it wasjust a general meeting with her, and i thought it was just a general meeting. meeting with her, and i thought it wasjust a general meeting. but meeting with her, and i thought it was just a general meeting. but when she announced that me and john were both like bears — i think we were both like bears — i think we were both in awe, like, we didn't know how to respond —— flag bearers. so were carrying the flags for the athletes, the support staff, the staff, people cheering us on from home and being there for us all th

the swimmer ellie simmonds and the archerjohn stubbs have been named as the flag—bearers for paralympicsyears ago. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss is in tokyo. raising the bar for paralympic sport. from powerlifting to fencing, from athletics to archery, the british team in tokyo has success in its sights. but for the games themselves, in the midst of a pandemic, simply getting to the start has been a struggle. the traditional torch relay, for example, has had to be scaled back. the athletes, though, can hardly wait — including ellie simmonds. just 13 when she made her name in beijing, now, 13 years later a flag bearer at tomorrow's opening ceremony. to be honest, there's literally no words to describe it. for me, this is my fourth paralympics and i've never actually been to an opening ceremony! i'm just so excited, really! it's going to be really cool. but many here don't share that excitement. once again, there will be no fans in the venues. since the olympics, covid cases injapan have hit a new high. but the head of the paralympics told me these games won't spread the virus. of co

when she announced that me and john were both flag—bearers, i think we were both in all and didn't reallynd! —— in awe. the action at the paralympic games begins on wednesday, a year after originally planned owing to the covid—i9 pandemic. it takes place despite the tokyo 2020 official hidemasa nakamura saying last week that the infection situation injapan had deteriorated since the olympics. the international paralympic comittee president andrew parsons admits preparations haven't been easy. it's been really difficult, but we believe working together with health experts, the ioc and the japanese government and the organising committee, we came up with a very good set of countermeasures which prove to be efficient during the olympics, some were encouraged by that, but still something we have only seen in practice and we need to make sure that the things that are working are in place and at the same time we can still have the same atmosphere in the games. even without spectators. the team for the solheim cup has been announced, and there are three english players selected for europe's defe

to bearer at tomorrow's opening ceremony-— bearer at tomorrow's opening ceremon. ., , �*, ~ ceremony.ibe it. j literally no words to describe it. to me this is my fourth paralympics. i'm not actually been to an opening ceremony. yet i think i'm just so excited. it's going to be really good. many here don't share _ it's going to be really good. many here don't share that _ it's going to be really good. many here don't share that excitement. once again there will be no fans in the venues since the olympics covid cases in japan faced a the venues since the olympics covid cases injapan faced a new high. but the head of the paralympics told me these games won't spread the virus. of course one here the other after their_ of course one here the other after their they— of course one here the other after their they will face a situation where — their they will face a situation where the test is get a return positive — where the test is get a return positive and this is devastating. but then— positive and this is devastating. but then how we identified with, we isolate _ but then how we identif

i've seen like dogs as ring bearers, but pigs?he sharpest tack in the box. >> david rush has pinned himself a brand-new guinness world record title by moving 133 thumbacks from one corkboard to another in one minute. >> #world -- records -- wedidn't -- evenknowexisted. he has broken more than 200 world records to promote stem education. he was able to use both hands but could only move one tack at a time. >> he beat the previously record of 83 set by a man from germany. >> finally to an overload of cuteness. >> the tsa who is unveiled this year's winner of the title cutest k-9 security dog with the award going to elena the four-year-old golden retriever. >> she works at the las vegas airport. she is trained to detect explosives. >> as part of his big win she will appear as the cover girl on the 2022 tsa k-9 calendar which i'm told is a thing. >> yes. never mind. >> what else will be in there? other k-9s, i suppose. >> i was going to say it's when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was

at least 14 bodies have been found in sudan, a bearer river, according to military sources. there remains of people believe to have been executed just believe they were fleeing conflict in t gray as real supreme court hearing appeals from for palestinian families against their forced expulsions from shut it off and occupied east jerusalem for the families. this is their last legal chance to prevent their force displacement after living there for decades. doesn't the other palestinians in the neighbourhood are also under the threat of force expulsion to make way for is really settlers. those already headlines. witness is coming up next, right here on al jazeera, thanks for watching. ah, me the mm mm mm. 6 mm the mm. in in mm mm mm mm. the me, i was spending and i'm going to like the way the way that i got a voice from the new screw mom, she would need to keep your short noise in your bill to see him. do you need to do that? one thing as a detach. myself from politics is an active participant because i've seen what happens when people want to wash and attach to treat. got brok

diverse candidates, but also to think about whether whoever is taking that seat can be a standard bearer for understanding and really pushing the agenda around a more diverse society, among more diverse company. but also, we do that through compensation and not just diversity issues, but issues around esg broadly are absolutely now part and parcel on a percentage basis, a considerable part of how we determine compensation. certainly for the ceo, as well as the top management and business leaders and i think it will begin to be that, but that said, and notwithstanding what i just said, we don't want to be in a world where we're fighting discrimination with discrimination. so high performing-- and they should be encouraged to succeed as much as any other group, but there are clearly gaps and we have been certainly lagging behind in terms of remedying the shortfall in diversity and i'm pleased to say that, the companies that i'm involved in, but more generally there's a real sense that this is not just about employees and boards, et cetera, it's also about subcontractors, people who are adv

. >>> team usa has chosen track and field star kara as the closing ceremony flag bearer. winger is one of two captains for the track and field team. she placed 17th in the javelin, her second best performance ever. you can catch it tomorrow night starting at 5:00 p.m. >>> bring your family to watch an adorable program. you have two chances. one is held at noon and the other at 3:00 p.m. >>> this was just about two weeks ago. the opening ceremony also held in japan town, we hope you will join us tomorrow afternoon. >> moving you forward. three san francisco supervisors say they are going to reopen the great highway on the city's southern border to traffic in just nine days. in the past year and a half, it has only been open to walkers and cyclists. and it is reported there is a growing grassroots effort to put the brakes on the reopening. >> it's all about raising awareness. people who live along a two-mile stretch of san francisco's great highway, planning to reopen to traffic on weekdays in less than two weeks. these two high schoolers join the effort. >> this is a perfe

for another athlete, team usa has chosen tara winger to be the flag bearer at the closing ceremony. she is so proud, she posted it on instagram. she is one of two track and fien tokyo. she had her second best performance in the javelin. you can catch the closing ceremony here starting at 5:00 p.m. >>> and we will be celebrating it at historic japan plaza. you have two chances, one at noon and the other at 3:00 p.m. this is just two weeks ago during the opening celebration, also in japan town. tomorrow robert will be emceeing the event and we hope to see you there. >>> a violent night on oakland streets. police investigating two homicides about ten-minute drive away from each other. first police were called to san leandro street. they found a man shot and took him to the hospital. three hours later, officers were called to 35th avenue, a few blocks from the b.a.r.t. station. he had been shot. suspects or motives haves not been released. >>> and a crash left a huge hold in the side of a store at 1:00 this morning. when the fire department arrived, the vehicle had gone into the side of

part of democrats, who now remain in most parts, except a few republicans as really the standard bearers for america. we are the standard bearers for the values of the constitution, the declaration of independence, creating all of us with certain inalienable rights. the idea of the bill of rights, this is what democrats have been standing on. the process of the democratic transition of government. and we cannot be silent, we cannot be meek and mild as it relates to stamping out the big lie. the more we turn the pages, the more we see horrific actions like attorney general barr, conspicuously trying to try to investigate the so-called fraud that did not exist. forcing the fbi to integrity unit, if you will, to do something if they do not do, which was investigate an investigation until it was all over and done with. and so it will not interfere with the election, which is what he seemingly wanted to be done. the attorney general and deputy tierney general and the attorney general, acting attorney general, rosen and then trying to get caught and do things that were inappropriate. there is

wheelchair rugby player, chuck aoki and melissa stockwell were the team's flag bearers. can you watch live competition starting today at 7:00 p.m. on nbc sports network. >>> tare are big-time alliances being formed in college sports. the pac-12 is joining forces with the acc and big 10 conferences, coming together for what they say is the future evolution of college athletics. the alliance was formed because the foundation of college sports is, in, quote, turmoil. the goal is to clablt on policy and issues and align scheduling. >>> a look at the sharks ice san jose. it will be the largest ice facility in north america. the new barracuda arena and sharks practice facility is still a year away from target opening. the expansion is already very impressive. there will be two more ice sheets, bringing the number of rinks there to six. facility will meet pept-up demand for ice. >> demand for ice in the bay area is tremendous. we should have built more. but the sheer demand of recreational ice is number one. number two is we really need a new home for our american hockey league

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i want to be the bearer of good news. come on down. can hop on for free and you'll have plenty of room on to the vta lines. i almost want to hop on say was empty. but i had to come back here and go live for you guys. i want to keep going back to you after the chance to ride the rail all by yourself. how going to do that going forward. will. it's like when there's no traffic at the bay bridge. you just want to keep going. and for free. >> kron 4. is your local election headquarters and today is your last chance to register to vote by mail for the upcoming recall the registration forms are available from your county registrar's office or from their website and you can pick them up. alternatively, if you wanted in person at a post office or city clerk's office or any public library or the dmv short. >> know was do that. it has to be postmarked by 05:00pm today. and if you missed that deadline, then you can register go to the registrar's office. early voting location to register to vote through election day. over 14 you to show up. but tha

now it's not as russia. russia it's bearers. so are you pose? yes, we are polish. yeah, your part a shout from loveland. listen. to some polar and it was all we have a cool and everything and don't think we have directions or something. no, we are pure polish. so she spend your whole life overseas. where does, where is your pollution? how can you be? oh, it will be polish. have our church just have our musicians and they say all my children and they went to the school. busy and they were young in canada, so they, oh, cd auto except to my grandchildren. they don't speak parties, they understand, but they don't, you know, i'm here. i'm going to pull up them for their yes, but why you feel for me is, well, not in so many of you english, sam for both of them. i don't feel like this in canada. no, i don't like how it is. i think that not the bill to come in in denver. yes, i am polish from indian from but i am canadian 100 percent. 2 0 no, i throw the stories connecting poland and tend to new. i was one of those raised with an understanding where we were from. oh, my gr

. >> i'd like to announce that sue will be the flag bearer for team usa [ applause ] >> reporter: diana's assist with the good news just one more highlight of a storied partnership. >> we've just been really good friends for 20 years now it goes beyond basketball it goes to our personal life. >> reporter: the two met in college, playing for the university of connecticut. for two decades, they traveled the world together, keeping each other laughing along the way. >> there is a charisma about d. she makes you feel like a million dollars all the time. >> reporter: their historic run ends here, with sue hanging up her team usa jersey but their off-court relationship is forever. >> i don't think there is anybody else i'd rather do it with because we just have so much fun. and i love you, homie. >> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. ♪♪ whoa my love ♪ ♪ my darling ♪ ♪ i've hungered for your touch ♪ ♪ a long lonely time ♪ ♪ and time goes by so slowly ♪ ♪ and time can do so much ♪ ♪ are you still mine ♪ ♪ i nee

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it started with the flag bearers, including us a scare winger probably waving their nation's flag. the athletes follow to instead of walking up country by country walked all at once. a symbol of solidarity after weeks of competition. but the crowd of athletes was much smaller than usual at the games. athletes were told to leave 48 hours after they competed because of the coronavirus pandemic. nevertheless, there was joy on the faces of these olympians. the festivities included a medal ceremony for the winners of the women's and men's marathon which was run in sapporo. plus, a very special tribute to the volunteers who work tirelessly to make the tokyo olympics happen. the ceremony featured many special moments and then the torch was passed to paris. 2024 with a special video thanking tokyo pun setting up the future games. another moment. only 3 years away they believe will unite the world in tokyo. i'm marielena balouris. >> that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 5 this monday. but we have a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 6. pam moore. ken wayne are here with what we're worki

i have to be the bearer of bad news, it's not an evening to god with your friends, it's too hot and smoke even with temperatures cooling down. it is too much smoke for inland parts of the area to spend much time outside, your pets can look forward to clearer air and cooler temperatures by next week. tonight, it remains mild, upper 50s at best with low to mid six is on the map start the day on saturday. trials to butchers either will be similar to where we talked about today if not a degree or two warmer, mid 70s on the coast near 80 in the city with mid 80s for the east bay and even low 90s around fremont into the low 90s ago san jose, middle portion of the 90s for the north bay with temperatures at or above 100 degrees for most inland parts of the east bay. if you're heading to the niners game on sunday at 1:00, 87 degrees at game time, hazy skies of her had come in for sitting in the sunshine it will feel significantly warmer than 87 degrees. stay hydrated. temperatures will cool down as we had for the first part of next week even below average temperatures wednesday, thursday and frida

we can tell you that kara winger is going to be the flag bearer for team usa. she's a four-time olympian, a track and field athlete who finished 17th in the javelin here in tokyo. >> and so i'm so sad because this is going to be our live shot with you. when are you coming home. >> excellent question. i'm sure there are people back in california that hope that i stay away and stay out of the country for as long as we get back on tuesday and because of the time difference and because of the travel we actually leave tokyo on tuesday and arrived back in california on tuesday. have a safe trip back home. thanks so much. >> one of the most beloved olympic divers as great britain's tom daley. and look at this. he's taking up the hobby of knitting actually has been doing it for a couple of years. he's been seen mitting between the competitions in tokyo. he says he does this to keep his fingers busy and his mind clear must be working is taking home gold. in fact, he has netted a pouch to put it the gold medal and his showing off a very impressive cardigan that he made d

sandhya: unfortunately, i know i am the bearer of bad news, it's not going to get better in the bay areaowards the end of the workweek. right now, we are going to take a look wl plumes of smoke heading from the calder fire all the way out towards the rockies. some of these other fires also pushing all the way out toward the rocky mountain states. the onshore winds pushing it away from the bay area. most of you are seeing green. a couple pockets around oakland and nevermore, moderate air quality. when you look at the national picture, notice with that smoke plume going into the rocky mountain states, some areas are orange, which is poor. and the tahoe area, some of the worst air quality in the country. south lake tahoe reporting hazardous air. i want to show you a forecast over the next four days. smoky sunshine for wednesday, areas of smoke thursday through saturday. as you take a look at the surface smoke locally, tomorrow, we will have similar conditions to today, although a few spots will be good air quality. you will notice the tahoe area is still in the heavy smoke. going into thurs

and she's like, "well, i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but he's also our biological father." ..reading the sentence because it didn't make sense. like, how is that possible? i mean, he's my mom's doctor. there's no way that's a thing, right? like, that's not... that's not a thing. at the time that most of these inseminations took place, nothing about what the doctors did was criminal, and holding them accountable today is difficult for several reasons, including statutes of limitation, destruction of evidence such as medical records and laws regarding consent not directly matching the doctor's conduct in each case. when he became a doctor, he took an oath to do no harm. and i feel like he completely disregarded that 100%. and, yeah, my mom's 0k. she's not hurt physically. right? but if he thought what he was doing was absolutely 0k and ethical, he should have had that conversation with all of our moms. but he didn't. why do we not have laws in place for this? but how can we have a $24 billion industry that allows for things like this to happen? and no—one talks about them and

and the focus on the sportsmanship, showing why it was worth the wait fireworks and flag bearers, buty for crossing the finishing line for an olympics held during a pandemic, a triumph of the human spirit like team usa's molly seidel, taking bronze over the weekend it was only the third time she had run a marathon >> just being able to come out and get past all the challenges of the last year, i'm so happy right now. >> reporter: and sprinter allyson felix becoming the most decorated woman in olympic track and field. >> 11 olympic medals for allyson felix. >> reporter: taking golds in the 4x400 saturday >> i know we've all had to overcome so much, but it was pretty special to be able to still be here. >> reporter: in the final days, u.s. women's volleyball won its first ever gold medal. the american men and women'sd. at the closing ceremonies, the olympic flag handed to paris, unveiling its plans for 2024 with, would you believe it, live crowds, dancing, stronger together the french president declared from the eiffel tower and then a stunning aerial display. while back at an almost em

team as a flag bearer at the paralympics.e first female american soldier to lose a limb in combat. representing the u.s. means everything to her. and here's cbs's danah jacobson. >> reporter: just three weeks into melissa stockwell's 2004 iraq deployment, a roadside bomb changed the course of her life. taking her leg and sending her to walter reed army medical center. >> i remember getting there and i looked around, and i saw soldiers missing both legs; they had a leg and arm missing; they lost their eyesight. and i thought, holy cow, am i lucky, i mean, all i lost was one leg. >> reporter: she found refuge in the hospital pool. >> i jumped in the pool for the first time and i didn't have to wear a prosthetic leg, and it was just like this freeing feeling. >> reporter: four years later, she was swimming for the u.s. at the beijing paralympics. >> this flag i am so passionate about, looking back if is what was meant to be. >> reporter: you wanted to serve the country. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and you were. after beijing, she ta

and there are concerns now in london here in the capital that in some bearers as many as one in 3 arrows a completely and vaccinated. raising the prospect of going backwards in what the government has described as a race between the vaccination program and copied 19 the in bob a thanks for that dean bob, a live 1st there in london. well, let's talk more about these numbers more with alpha, tommy's a adjunct professor of immunology and factional g at the university of michigan, he joined just via skype. now for me and all of us in michigan, thanks very much for being with us. now. as you said, the disease, these are early numbers and it's a small pool of, of people. but how concerned should we be about this? i don't think that we should be concerned because so far are the vaccines have shown a high efficacy against disease and also a need to differentiate between infection and disease. eye infection. it means that you may carry the virus in your nose, or you may find some on nuclear lake acid in your nose from the, from the virus. so that's not really a big issue. a number one is that the

we have invited you and hcr representative here to act as the flag bearer. and i think is just important to highlight that to you because it's a message basically of solidarity and piece that we send to the where are we that attitude, we will like to have them here. unfortunately, it's not possible, but they will be here. of course, in spirit, while one athlete who will miss a games is nullified by a captain of the afghanistan wheelchair basketball team. she's now in spain, with a 100 other refugees from afghanistan. diet says that she could not live under the taliban leadership and fears that all of her achievements will eventually be erased . the 28 year old has been offered a chance to play for a team in the northern spanish city of bilbao. they would destroy all the wishes and all the acute means all that we did in last 20 years. you know, one thing we had too many wishes, like i was thinking about to improve for my basketball with my job with my studies and also just he graduated from university and he wanted to introduce 2 met, all right, living in oth

translation: they are the bearers of a dream and a reality that they have dealt with many difficultiesquality. so we consider it very important to open our home to them. the taliban had banned girls from school and women from work when they last governed the country. now they say they will prioritise women's rights and education. the women from the afghan robotics team have their doubts and regrets. the thing that i really miss is about my family friends that we had lots of good days together. lots of funny, just, memories i have, but unfortunately, i reallyjust missed them and i hope that one day i can go back to afghanistan and see them again. until then, a new life and new opportunities far from home. don't forget you can get more on the rapidly developing situation in afghanistan on our website. there you'll find a live page updated with the latest developments as those evacuations from kabul airport gather pace. the swedish furniture giant ikea stands accused of destroying valuable old—growth forests in romania, where it is the single biggest landowner. agent green, a romanian env

we have invited you and hcr representative here to act as the flag bearer. and i think is just important to highlight that to you because it's a message basically of solidarity and piece that we send to the where are we that attitude, we will like to have them here. unfortunately, it's not possible, but they will be here. of course, in spirit, the paralympic flame is burning brightly, but there have been that restrictions as japan try to get on top of surgeon calling a virus cases. the torch relays being limited to ceremony at construction sites in tokyo, new city, home, golden run for world tennis number for alexander bev is backed up. he's tokyo olympics victory with cincinnati open title history sets when over russian. i'm very glad but making him the 1st german champion at the time and this boy better in 1985. now he's setting his sites on the us open and world number one nova yoko is just he beach in the land pick 7 final he is. so when is a week that everybody's looking forward? so i think no luck will be back. these obviously going to be the favorite

been stuck at the board for more than a week. poland denied demand tree saying the responsibility of bearers from a vice chair of the european council. refugees and excels keith best spoke to us about it. he said war building generally by these countries as previously proven ineffective. we remember 2015 hungry built a wall against refugees coming in from serbia. i mean the these measures which may be particular. busy to better route lithuania is now trying to build a wall, v you money against better is for the same reasons as, as potent. so it seems to be an endemic problem. the people keep on wanting to build walls. sadly, they're not very effective in achieving the objectives of the originators want. the answer is to have an international agreement about how to deal with migration flows that are caused as a result of war or oppression or. busy change in regime countries coming together, not trying to so these things individually as countries by building the piece of war. but actually by having a concerted effort, i'm afraid it is one of the master's failures of the european union as an in

i get to be the bearer of good news in that regard. i always like when that happens. >> we like to hear it, too. >> hopefully they pay you extra for monitor repair. >> whatever i did, i promise to either not do it again or do it all the time. >> like whee i like that. >>> coming up, a's pitcher chris bassitt is another step closer to returning to the bay area. >>> and a reminder, kpix 5 news app gives saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable network on the go! get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile to save even more with a 5g phone on us... ...and, for a limited time, $300 back! don't wait! switch today. >>> the a's are struggling right now, but they did receive some good news on their all- star pitcher. >>

javelin thrower athlete kara winger was chosen as a flag bearer for the closing ceremony by team u.s.a, i say put mental health first. >> reporter: american athletes of all kinds have spoken out here about their mental health, and the pressure of the games, since gymnastics biggest star, simone biles, withdrew from several events. bill mallon is an olympic historian. what do you think this olympics is going to be remembered for? >> for the pandemic, and for being able to hold the games in a pandemic, for good or bad. it's going to be remembered because it's been very diferent-- no spectators. that's so tough for the athletes. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, tokyo. >> diaz: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," on the anniversary of a civil rights triumph, a president's daughter returns to the cause. like barriers, expectations, oh and eight world records. ♪ ♪ so she'll only hold the card that never holds her back. world class medicare coverage from blue cross blue shield. that's the benefit of blue. ♪ ♪ my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind

but it only came out years later that the united states and the european, these these standard bearers of human rights that they gave him a fact that he was never condemn because he was there map. so the years later, it will come out perhaps, but nothing will happen. and the same is true with syria when they were supporting the dirty war, the western media, their reporters and turkey knew exactly what with the turkish government and nato, and the americans and the sodium and others were doing in syria. but they pretended these were freedom fighters only here, major does the to come out. why? because that is just because the, the media, the establishment via the corporate media, the state media in the west is in bed with the government. they're all in it together. if anyone thinks for a moment that they are independent, they should just look at the event and cobble over the last today. the problem though, is that this time around, as i said earlier, there has been so much focus on capital. that is going to be very different, difficult for them to hide it, and to delay it preparing last

now the national stadium inside the flag bearers are in the ceremony, has begun the very different ceremony. obviously, then we would usually have a lot fewer people there. no one in the stands, but this is their feeling picks line, the hydrogen powered olympic time to clean a still pick flame ever we were told been moved back into the stadium for the closing ceremony. tokyo 2020 in 2021. coming to its conclusion. ah ad how poppy i'll be the headline. the downtown a band has captured the northern provincial capital. i couldn't do it in another significant defeat for the government. taliban fighters attacked early on sunday, passing street by street during hours of intense fighting. charlotte bellis has moved from cobbled condos, is incredibly significant for it to fall. this morning is, is terrible news for the afghan government and a major burst for the telephone. the telephone put out a statement earlier this morning saying they had taken, sorry, paul and conduce provinces. we managed to get through the resident phone lines had been down for some time and they concern to us that the talib

and since replacing it from the bearer of the previous youngest, when it was also the 1st time winner on golf, pga tour with mexico's and said take you nice and shoot invitational. he finished 16 on the paul to reach a play off against masters champion who came up for yama and sam burns. and what it was a birdie of the extra 2nd extra hole. the 4th mexican went on to and now jumps to 10th in the world rankings. afterwards, he admitted he didn't initially realize he made the play off. now the turkey olympics may be over, but the astronauts on the international space station have been holding their own version. they split into 2 international teams competing in 0 gravity even including gym, no synchronized lighting and no handful. i'll have to wait until they get back to before nasa award and metal. alright, that's the full for now more later emily, that looks like a lot of fun. thank you very much, joe. thanks for watching the news out. i'll be back shortly with morning. ah. yugoslavia disintegrated. war descended on its inhabitants amidst the death and destruction, one man created a p

it started with the flag bearers, including us a scare winger probably waving their nation's flag. the athletes followed who instead of walking up country by country walked all at once. a symbol of solidarity after weeks of competition. but the crowd of athletes was much smaller than usual at the games. athletes were told to leave 48 hours after they competed because of the coronavirus pandemic. nevertheless, there was joy on the faces of these olympians. the festivities included a medal ceremony for the winners of the women's and men's marathon which was run in sapporo. plus, a very special tribute to the volunteers who work tirelessly to make the tokyo olympics happen. the ceremony featured many special moments and then the torch was passed to paris. 2024 with a special video thanking tokyo pun setting up the future games. another moment. only 3 years away they believe will unite the world in tokyo. i'm marielena balouris. >> the pro football hall of fame class of 21 is composed of 8 new members to marquee name being peyton manning. but there were also some several local connecti