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hello, welcome to the program on has him speaker christina simone, new sky. i went to the tokyo olympics with dreams of representing bella. ruth, at the world's biggest sporting event. but the dramatic end to her campaign has triggered a political and diplomatic dispute. as princess, as bella, russian officials tried to force her to fly home when she complained about being entered into a race she hadn't prepared for seeking the protection of the japanese police at the airport. she then found refuge at the polish embassy in tokyo and was given a humanitarian visa. a russian olympic committee says it pulled cmo scar from competition because of her psychological state. but the athlete says her life was in danger. beyond the right, when you are still, they made it clear that upon my return home, i would definitely say some form of punishment. and that if i refused and ran in the $200.00 mates a race, i would be fired and kicked out of the national team. there were also thinly disguised hints that more would await to me. the key phrase is when they said that the d

so the christina was informed that she has to go to. ready airport, just one hour before she was actually taken from her apartment. so the plan, this action with no time to response, was you about the international for those spots or betrayed hope, the vision as procure, they did not dismiss the appeal of the whole staff. they dismissed only one part of the deal, a request for c. and the case is still under consideration of the girls. and we would like to have a final decision just to point out just to fix a fee show that there was a fact why elation of her rides. and that she was eager to participate in this of course, such as we see on the, on this example should really be working 24 hours 7 days for sure. unfortunately, due to these differences in time time sheets and also due to the complexity of the situation, christina, was in polio with limited access for communication meals. so there should be some more efficient remedies liberated the taking into account these case. but what could have been done by the international sport of bi

christina tim of sky was jude to compazine in the limpid women's 200 meters on monday. but she told reuters news agency coaches ordered her to pack her bags on sunday. after she'd complained about them in public, i'm asking the international olympic committee for help. there's pressure against me and they're trying to get me out of the country without my permission. so i'm asking the i o. c to get involved in this. the head of the bell races, sports solidarity foundation says christina, is safe and police officers and looking into the case. she also explained why the action was taken, either specimen, go wicked up because christina showed indignation that she was put in a really something that is absolutely not in her program. and because the leadership of the federation, let's say, screwed up. she spoke about this openly. that they should have at least given some warning to allow them to prepare an athlete not competing and her discipline in her distance can get injured. anything can happen. and richardson has the latest from tech. yeah. christina team and oscar was wa

c to get involved in this type of better resist sport, solidarity foundations as christina is safe and police officers looking into her case. she also explained why the action was taken. either there was the bathroom got going because a lot because christina showed indignation that she was put in a really something that is absolutely not in her program. and because the leadership of the federation, let's say, screwed up. she spoke about this openly, that they should have at least given some warning to allow them to prepare an athlete not competing and her discipline in her distance can get injured. anything can happen. are now 6 months off to seizing power and a qu, me, and mars military chin to his name itself. a can take a government. eda ming own lie will become the prime minister. his promise to lift the statement urgency by late 2023, and hold multi party elections. tony chang reports on this now from bangkok. as it aerobics instructed, dances almost vehicles block off parliament, me and mas capital maple. on february the 1st, but at the general's thought it would be a bloodless q

christina propst. she is a pediatrician at a private practice and a member of the american academy of pediatrics council on children and disasters. she is also a member of the texas pediatric society committee on infectious diseases and immunizations. dr. propst, thank you so much for being with us. can you start off by explaining what the derrick -- with the delta variant has to do with this increased number of children being hospitalized? why are they so vulnerable right now? dr. propst: right now, we are in an unfortunate situation where the delta virus prevalent. the delta variantf covid-19 is the prevalent circulating variant in this country. it is more easily transmissible and notably it is more easily transmissible to those who are unvaccinated. as 'm sure you and your listeners know, children under age 12 are currently still l -- still ineligible to be vaccinated agnst covid-19. they are currently our most vulnerable population, just as this highly transmsible varianis surging across the countr

laura bed and manly has been christina terminal if sky unlikely, expected. this kind of media attention while competing in the 200 meters sprint at the olympic games. but instead she found herself seeking asylum as a polish embassy in tokyo. that solved as she criticized her coaches for trying to place her in the 4 by 400 b to relay without her consent. it's an event she hadn't trained for. she says she was then forced to go to tokyo, had he to airport and sunday was she all japanese police to help her secret? finally, i'm asking the international olympic committee for help. there's pressure against me and they're trying to get me out of the country without my permission. so i'm asking the i o. c to get involved in this. and the i o. c did intervene, spoke to the virus athlete. christina simon though, use simon. new sky. directly last night, she was with the apple store. it is made to airport and was time accompanied by a staff member of tokyo. 2020. she assured us and has assured us that she feels safe and secure. the problem began off to the bell. russian

christina simon simon, new sky, directly last night. she was with the apple store, it is a to airport. i was time accompanied by a staff member of tokyo 2020. she assured us and has assured us that she feels safe and secure. she spent the night at an airport hotel in the safe and secure environment of the i. c and tokyo. 2020 will continue the conversations with her and the japanese will thought is to determine the next step. in the upcoming days, she was upset and had criticize officials within the team because she was also i've been asked to take part in the 4 by 4 or 3 lines. she said, that's an event she hadn't practiced for or trained for me because of the incompetence of officials back in valerie, she failed to put other athletes through the required anti doping tests prior to these games. that for those athletes hadn't been able to compete moment the limits . so what we can do, but there is somebody from to care 20 with them with her. also representative from the un refugee agency and in constant contact with her. but the main po

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christina. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. earlier today the american flag and the american ambassador were removed from u.s. embassy kabul and taken to karzai international airport which has essentially become america's last stand in afghanistan. >> in terms of what we set out to do in afghanistan, we've done it. >> reporter: secretary of state anthony blinken today defended u.s. policy in afghanistan. and its repercussions. >> like it or not, there was an agreement that the forces would come out on may 1st. had we not begun that process, we would have been back at war with the taliban. >> reporter: american diplomats are now at the heavily fortified airport setting up a temporary embassy with limited staff trying to evacuate as many as 10,000 civilians. even the dogs are getting out. >> this is president biden's saigon moment. >> they totally blew this one. they completely underestimated the strength of the taliban. >> reporter: house democrat jason crow, who served in afghanistan, called it heartbreaking. >> i'm calling on

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i do not like christina to middle school. yeah. she behaved arrogantly towards the team and the management. i think we did the right thing. she talks a lot, but you have to take responsibility for what you say. interestingly enough, the usual morning press briefing at tokyo, which usually up until today was mostly dedicated to the matter of russia participation in the olympics. this time was fully dominated by c manascale story. shortly we are keeping track of everything happening during the summer games and tokyo and i will keep you updated on all the latest scandals and stories from the capital of japan. wildfires raging across southern europe right now with 800 recorded in italy alone. over the weekend, panic, tourists and locals of fled affected areas in sicily. waves fed by halter from africa, brought scorching temperatures to the region in recent days. and homes have been destroyed by wildfires. in greece, 5 people there have been rushed to hospital. the blazes broke out on saturday, forcing the evacuation of 4 villages. peop

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house tonight. christina, we keep hearing about this deal but is it really within reach? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. yes, after working through a rare weekend, that bipartisan group of senators said that infrastructure bill we have heard so much about for so long is finally, almost ready to move forward. >> i understand it is being finalized imminently. >> and we really are just about finished. >> it's 99 and 9/10 finished. they're drafting it. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today west virginia democrat joe manchin told john dickerson the end is in sight. >> hopefully we will introduce it today, vote on it tonight, start amendment process hopefully on monday and we'll start amendment process hopefully on monday and we'll move on. >> reporter: moving is at the center of the legislation, which provides a trillion dollars to buttress bridges, repave roads and build better broadband. >> there is no county, no community, certainly no state in this nation that won't see improvements because of

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i did not like christina to middle school. yeah. she behaved arrogantly towards the team and the management. i think we did the right thing and she talks a lot, but you have to take responsibility for what to say. interestingly enough, the usual morning press briefing at tokyo, which usually up until today was mostly dedicated to the matter of russia participation in the olympics. this time was fully dominated by t manascale story. shortly we are keeping track of everything happening during the summer games and tokyo and i will keep you updated and all the latest scandals and stories from the capital of japan. you without c on the way after the break. about half of americans disapprove of joe biden. second in command of the just half a year in office is the worst such racing of the us vice president in decades will crunch the numbers for you after this. oh i use the use or financial survival guide. daisy, let's learn about fill out. let's say i'm a joy and your grief. i'm grief on face of the site. walk 3 prod. thank you for helping

christina team and oscar was, was due to compete here in tokyo on monday in the 200 meters. according to the reuters news agency. she was taken to the airport from the athletes village against her wishes by team officials and said to them, quotes, i will not return to bella ruth. now she's been critical of her team coach. she's during her time here in tokyo saying that she's also been asked to compete in the 4 by 400 me to relay an event. she's not prepared for or trained for. and that was because other athletes in bella race had not been put through the necessary anti doping tests prior to that rival. okay. with that for ineligible. so g to, as she described, the incompetence of the officials in bella, ruth, she was being forced to compete in an event she didn't want to. i've also had a statement from the butler's olympic committee saying, as concluded by the doctor's given the emotional state of the valuation athlete, christina team, and also the coaches, counsel of the team, has decided to end the athletes. participation at the olympic games or al jazeera has managed to s

and christina claim that she had never done that before. and that was an organizational lapse by the sporting authorities of bellows. she openly complained about this decision on instagram, recorded a video with very strong and very non polite words about the decision by the bell, the russian sports authorities. and almost immediately out after that, the bill of russian athletics federation told her that she had to leave tokyo immediately despite the fact that she was supposed to run in a $200.00 metre sprint on the next day. now to get was taken to the airport where she basically ran off to the tokyo police and then started asking for help. i was pressured and they're trying to take me out of the country without my consent . i therefore ask the international olympic committee to intervene late the i o. c said that the my last guy is on the protection. she is staying in tokyo and several countries, including the czech republic, austria and poland, expressed willingness to provide her with a political asylum in the latest development. it see

our christina ruffini has more from the white house.evening, christina. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. as you mentioned, house democrats just didn't have the votes to extend that eviction moratorium, prompting one lawmakers to take her protest outside the capitol overnight. >> this is not okay. we cannot just allow humans-- seven million of them, possibly-- to, over the next few weeks, be sent out to the streets. >> reporter: after a night of camping out on the capitol steps, missouri representative cori bush was joined by senator elizabeth warren. >> we've got 11 and a half hours for the c.d.c. to step up and say we're going to extend the moratorium. >> our states and our localities need to push the money out. the money has to be released. >> reporter: but the white house says a recent supreme court decision prevents the c.d.c. from approving another extension, and house democrats didn't have the votes. >> the longer it takes to finish, the longer we'll be here. >> reporter: meanwhile, on the other side of the steps, democratic an

now better rational and pick a sprinter, christina, team, and sky. oh, he says she feared, returning home is arrived in poland on a humanitarian visa. the 24 year old says team officials tried to force her to leave the tokyo games early after she criticized her coaches. polish officials say she's now afraid of family. dominant came reports. this is the latest part of christina to mona sky, as journey from athlete to dissident her dreams of winning olympic metals for belarus. a long gone. now the price she wants is asylum in the e. u. by criticizing her team's decision to make her run in an offense, she'd never contested before. she says she angered team officials beyond the store . she's done why they made it clear that upon my return home, i would definitely face some form of punishment. and that if i were to refuse to return home and would run into 200 meter race, i would be fired and kicked out of the national tame. there were also thinly disguised hints that more would await me, but it was the fear of reprisals that forced her husband to flee to

christina. >> reporter: good evening, jericka.er today the american flag and the american ambassador were removed from u.s. embassy kabul and taken to karzai international airport which has essentially become america's last stand in afghanistan. >> in terms of what we set out to do in afghanistan, we've done it. >> reporter: secretary of state anthony blinken today defended u.s. policy in afghanistan and its repercussions. >> like it or not, there was an agreement that the forces would come out on may 1. had we not begun that process, we would have been back at war with the taliban. >> reporter: american diplomats are now they heavily fortified airport setting up a temporary embassy with limited staff trying to evacuate as many as 10,000 civilians. even the dogs are getting out. >> this is president biden's saigon moment. >> reporter: during a previous briefing for lawmakers mark milley said al-qaeda could reconstitute itself faster than the original estimate of twohey. they completelyunderestimated the strength of the ba tbak >>

the battle russian sprinter, christina schuman sky, was to complete the women's, was to compete in the women's 200 meters on monday. instead, she was seen at the airport in tokyo on sunday, asking japanese police officers to help her. she told reuters journalist that she was taken to the airport against her will after making a public complaint about her train as i'm asking the international olympic committee for help. there's pressure against me and they're trying to get me out of the country without my permission. so i'm asking the i o c to get involved in this will add to better assist sports on dar he foundation said that christina is safe and the police officers are looking into a case either because a lot because christina showed indignation, but she was put in a really something that is absolutely not in her program. and because the leadership of the federation, let's say, screwed up. she spoke about this openly, that they should have at least given some warning to allow them to prepare an athlete not competing and her discipline in her distance can get injured. anything can happ

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christina seminar use semi new sky directly last night. she was with the apple store. it is a to airport and was time accompanied by a staff member of tokyo 2020. she assured us and has assured us that she feels safe and secure. the problem began up to the bell russian athlete was drafted into the race of the her team members were ruled ineligible for the bearers. national olympic committee hasn't followed protocol and it's drug testing. but her head coach and some of the team members say, timothy guy left the competition because she suffered from mental health issues. we did our school, she stood out for her behavior. we have known her for a long time and there was something wrong with her. she's included herself sometimes and sometimes she didn't want to communicate. we have a young team who are very hard to cheat. we were getting some signal, was that something was happening to the go. my number, your quote that we have seen her anxiety, some chaotic move, something was bothering her in the beginning of the limpid games. she was keeping quiet and calm. but then ther

this is the latest part of christina tim on of sky, a journey from athlete to dissident. her dreams of winning olympic metals for belarus are long gone. now the price she wants is asylum in the e. u. by criticizing her team's decision to make her run an offense, she'd never contested before. she says she angered team officials beyond the store was done when they made it clear that upon my return home i would definitely face some form of punishment. and that if i were to refuse to return home and would run into 200 meter race, i would be fired and kicked out of the national team. there were also thinly disguised hints that more would await me from doing, but it was the fear of reprisals that forced her husband to flee to ukraine and with that child once the situation became clear. now the polish government has given him a humanitarian visa and made clear his wife and child also welcomed because many be other russians have taken the pastor, poland since president alexander lucas shanker claimed victory and elections last year. o elections, which observers both inside and ou

christina coleman fox news. protesters hit the streets in paris, demonstrating against the government's covid health past mandate. earlier in the week, french government officials began enforcing legislation that requires people to show a qr code that proves they received the covid-19 vaccine had a recent negative covid test or just recovered from the virus. it must be presented to gain access to restaurants and cafes or to travel across the country. the law mandating the virus pass was approved by parliament last month. while pediatric covid cases surge in the united states in places like florida and texas here in the bay area, it is a much different story, according to the san francisco chronicle. there is no surge of pediatric covid cases here, and there is no shortage of hospital beds at ucsf to children's hospitals in oakland and san francisco. there are nine kids hospitalized with covid. none of those children are san francisco residents at lucile packard children's hospital there between 3 to 6 children h

is trying to stay in japan after falling out with officials on the team, the bellagio sprinter, christina sherman, or sky, or was to compete in the women's 200 meters on monday. but instead she was seen at the airport in tokyo on sunday, asking japanese police to help her told her reuters john less that she was taken to the airport against her will. after making a public complaint about the people training on mister, i'm asking the international olympic committee for help. there's pressure against me and they're trying to get me out of the country without my permission. so i'm asking the i see to get involved in this overhead is better assist sports on a. darcy foundation says that christina is safe and that police officers are looking into a case. she also explained why the action was taken ease that there were some of them going to wiggle up because christina showed indignation, but she was put in a really something that is absolutely not in her program. and because the leadership of the federation, let's say, screwed up, she spoke about this openly, that they should have at least given

christina: that's right, jacqui.dixie fire has scorched 1700 square miles, larger than the size of new york city. the sheriff's county office says 5 of the town's residents are still missing. search efforts are under way. the fire, though, raging on and forced mass evacuations and destroyed 370 structures and threatened 1400 more after burning for nearly a month straight it's only 21% contained. >> i'm healthy, whatever. start over. so it'll be hard but i will manage. >> my prayers go out to everybody and it's throughout the whole county. i mean, greenville is just the beginning of it all. christina: yesterday governor gavin newsom was in greenville assessing some of the damage. utility says tree fell on power lines possibly starting the fire that merged with the much larger dixie fire. the dixie fire started in the same place as the devastating campfire from 2018. the campfire was sparked by pg&e equipment. it leveled the town of paradise killing 85 people. on friday a federal judge ordered pg&e to provide more info

christina is here with that and more good morning >> good morning. happy friday johnson & johnson, though, announcing alex gorsky will be stepping down as the company's ceo. he says he's making the move set to take effect at the beginning of next year to focus more on his family due to his family health reasons after nine years as ceo, he will transition, though, to executive chairman he will be replaced by joaquin dueto who served as vice chairman and a member of johnson & johnson's board of directors he will be keeping busy. tesla, formally unveiling its custom chip in its data cent unveiled as part of tesla's a.i. day was designed and built in-house as part of his dojo a.i. system to automate driving. that system is expected to be operational next year. elon musk unveiling tesla's humanoid robot prototype at the event. musk says the robot will be used for, quote, dangerous, repetitive or boring work that people don't leak to do. he said the machine will likely launch next year and china has approved a sweeping privacy law aimed at curbing wide-ran

shery: christina joining us from singapore. to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: new zealand central bank further restricting access to mortgages as house prices continue to soar. they plan to reduce the value of lending banks can make starting october 1. it will introduce debt income limits or interest rate floors. new zealand has one of the world's hottest property markets, prices surging 30%. senate majority leader chuck schumer plans to pass an ever structure bill has hit a road block. senator lindsey graham a will quarantine for 10 days and will miss voting on the legislation. graham says he was vaccinated. the u.s. has reached president biden's goal of having at least 70% of the adult population partially vaccinated against coronavirus. the target is nearly a month later than the administration wanted but the white house calls it a milestone. the pace of u.s. vaccinations has accelerated due to the delta resurgence of the virus. china is battling its broadest coronavirus outbreak and's it first emerged.

christina coleman has that story for us. christina, what can you tell us? >> hi, arthel.uisiana. this number is definitely expected to rise. catastrophic winds, damage to power lines are a major concern. the hurricane strong winds doubled in strength over the past 24 hours. here's president joe biden on the power outages. >> we've got generators in place, and we're in close touch with the power providers to get and restore power as soon as possible, because a lot of it's going to go out. we should be prepared that it can take a long time, no matter how much we can position, which we have, that it will take a long time for it to get back up >> louisiana's major electricity provider says those in hardest-hit areas could experience power outages for weeks, three weeks in some cases. they also say crews will continue pouring into the region from at least 22 states and d.c. to help with the restoration process. though debris, damage, and flooding could delay some of those efforts. the company says essential services like hospitals, fire, police departments, water systems, and

christina, i definitely see a white evangelical line that it's going down. it's wild that they have chosen donald trump they're going down. i know a lot of black folks also refusing to be vaccinated and they too are citing their christian beliefs. this has bled over. these are people that would never believe maga people on anything else but are believing the garbage that these people are spewing onto facebook. is there any way you can explain that? >> i would say dr. anthea butler is the expert on religiosity and what we're seeing right now. i would say this. as i talk to other african-americans, some of whom refuse to get vaccinated, it comes from this long history of distrust of the government, medical system. obviously there are a lot of african-americans who are prone to conspiracy theories because of what has been done in the past. you know, it's not crazy to think that the government is sinister and working against particular communities. but we have to sort of, i think, meet people and really walk them through their internet research versus what is pr

i'm andre senior christina and don't has the night off. well a lot of people looking to the sky today could not escape the haze hovering over them. smoke from the dixie in river fires moving into the area, especially in the east and north base. ktvu zuniga says live in downtown livermore. some people say conditions haven't proved but not enough to lift the advisory emma. yes, andre people i spoke to today in livermore said they suffered headaches and could smell smoke in the air yesterday. today they're relieved. things appear to have cleared up a bit. but a smoke advisory remains in place. well, it looks pretty. add to be honest, pretty hazy pit is a little brighter and it doesn't smell as bad. yeah like like this last two days, this mostly really bad like smoke like it's like house kind of fire or something on saturday hazy, overcast skies stretched across emeryville, walnut creek and liver more. i think the sky looks really bad, but i looked on my weather app and it said just moderate air quality. i decided i didn't want to let it weigh

christina simon, simon. new sky, directly last night, she was with the apple store. it is a to airport and was time accompanied by a staff member of tokyo. 2020. she assured us and has assured us that she feels safe and secure. she spent the night at an airport hotel in a safe and secure environment. the i see in tokyo 2020. you continue. the conversations with her. and the japanese will thought is to determine the next step in the upcoming days. while in fix 100 people have been arrested in berlin after anti lockdown protest. her violent authorities did not approve the demonstration slicing. rising cove in 1900 cases, but thousands defined the ban. german intelligence are investigating links to right wing extremism. nisha 15 soldiers have been killed in an ambush, and southwest ne jam defense. officials say 6 soldiers are missing. following the attack in the tour, rosie region near the board with unify. as ministry says, ground forces are searching the area for the perpetrators. and the speaker of trinity is for his in parliament rush had got it. she has been transf

christina ruffini is at the white house. if this is happening with bipartisan support, the question is what is taking so long? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. there is some irony in the fact that a bill designed to help things move faster and better is making a slow crawl towards the finish line but it is crawling towards the finish line, we saw pizzas delivered a little while ago as senators prepare for another long night. there will be a procedural vote around 7:30 p.m. and unless they do some real maneuvering are o step on the gas we are expecting a final vote to come tuesday it does still enjoy bipartisan support, 18 republicans have signed on including minority leader mitch mcconnell. and that has even oppoinents of the bill admitting it is probably likely to pass. that means those roadwork signs could be coming to i a state near you, including 25.3 billion colors for highway-- dollars for highways in california, 5.37 million for bridges in texas, and 316 million dollars for public transportation in hawaii, hopefull