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over her flat in athens. her whole family laboriously saved up for the 290000 year apartments. investment in greece and freedom of travel within the entire thing and area for the whole family sounds attractive, even in times of the corona virus. and then another. i like the greek, whether in lifestyle, greece is a country with a long history. with this visa, i can buy a piece of this lifestyle. there are a lot of chinese making this investment, including in my circle of friends. golden visas remain in high demand. though the corona virus pandemic has damp and the real estate market with significantly fewer visas issue due to travel restrictions and a temporary suspension of the residence by investment program. unlimited travel and the globalized world where you can commute between shanghai in athens, have been put on hold. but the estate agents don't think it spells the ends of this lucrative market. i think that after the recovery that we're expecting soon, the chinese clients are going to come here and keep

over her flat in athens. her whole family laboriously saved up for the $290000.00 euro apartment investment in greece and freedom of travel within the entire thing. an area for the whole family sounds attractive, even in times of the corona virus. and then another i like the greek, whether in last greece is a country with a long history. with this visa, i can buy a piece to his last star. there are a lot of chinese making this investment, including in my circle of friends. golden visas remain in high demand. though the corona virus pandemic has damp and the real estate market with significantly fewer visas issued due to travel restrictions and a temporary suspension of the residence by investment program. unlimited travel and a globalized world where you can commute between shanghai in athens, have been put on hold. but the estate agents don't think it's bells the end of this lucrative market. i think that after the recovery that we are expecting soon, the chinese clients are going to come here and keep buyin

over her flat in athens. her whole family laboriously saved up for the $290000.00 euro apartment investment in greece and freedom of travel within the entire shannon area for the whole family sounds attractive even in times of the corona virus. then another. i like the greek, whether and last greece is a country with a long history. with this visa, i come via piece exist lifestyle. there are a lot of chinese making this investment, including in my circle of friends. golden visas remain in high demand. though the corona virus pandemic has damp and the real estate market with significantly fewer visas issue due to travel restrictions and a temporary suspension of the residents by investment programs. unlimited travel and the globalized world where you can commute between shanghai in athens, have been put on hold. but the estate agents don't think it spells the end of this lucrative market. i think that after the recovery that to expecting soon, the chinese clients are going to come here and keep buying properti

welcome to this lovely apartment in the heart of downtown athens. it's surrounded by some of the best areas, in essence, if used to be with 2 bedrooms, and now we are fixing another a 3rd bedroom. i'm an extra bathrooms. this is the living room. nice and spacious, fully furnished. there are 3 bedrooms, like this would be more proud to call for your family or even if it's not in your family, that doesn't office space. the kitchen is fully equipped and we are going to have the kitchen here with a small island and the very will be the next phase. they can use the way they want . here, i'm going to show you the balcony. it comes with a balcony and has a lovely view of enjoy your 1st cup of coffee of the day. you can have barbecue here and you can eat like myspace is rebates and making get all the space and song and the welcome in the few weeks. not the most money for them. okay. greece has issued 6000 golden pieces to the chinese and the last 5 years and sold a lot of property to golden things the, the real estate race. tyneesa came in grades. they were

over her flat in athens. her whole family laboriously saved up for the $290000.00 euro apartment investment in greece and freedom of travel within the entire shannon area for the whole family sounds attractive even in times of the corona virus. then another. i like the greek, whether in last greece is a country with a long history. with this visa, i can buy a piece of this lifestyle. there are a lot of chinese making this investment, including in my circle of friends. golden visas remain in high demand. though the corona virus pandemic has damp and the real estate market with significantly fewer visas issue due to travel restrictions and a temporary suspension of the residence by investment program. unlimited travel and a globalized world where you can commute between shanghai in athens, have been put on hold. but the estate agents don't think it spells the ends of this lucrative market. i think that after the recovery that we are expecting from the chinese clients are going to come here and keep buying prope

north of athens, flames swept through a pine forest.investigated with concerns climate change is worsening similar fires and other extreme weather events across europe, as mark lobel reports. a familiar sight at this time of year in europe, but is it getting worse? tackling forest fires from the skies around athens, the question being asked on the ground is what climate change may be doing to exacerbate the problem. as homes are destroyed and residents evacuated, temperatures are set to rise even further this week after an already tough start. translation: this was a very difficult fire which moved - from area to area with the wind and, as a result, spread extremely quickly with multiple fronts erupting. in northern italy, hailstorms causing extensive damage, with flash flooding and landslides damaging homes. sardinia is still reeling from forest fires, forcing hundreds to evacuate, with a state of emergency declared there. it's hoped rain will help rescue spain from catalonia's worst wildfires in two years. turkey is also waiting in as

north of athens, flames swept through a pine forest. is worsening similar fires and other extreme weather events across europe, as mark lobel reports. afamiliar a familiar sight at this time of year in europe, but is it getting worse? tackling forest fires from the skies around athens, the question being asked on the ground is what climate change may be doing to exacerbate the problem. as homes are destroyed and residents evacuated, temperatures are set to rise even further this week after an already tough start. translation: this was a very difficult fire which moved from area to area with the wind and, as a result, spread extremely quickly with multiple fronts erupting. in quickly with multiple fronts eru tin . ., quickly with multiple fronts eru -~tin. ., ., , erupting. in northern italy, hailstorms _ erupting. in northern italy, hailstorms causing - erupting. in northern italy, i hailstorms causing extensive damage. with flash flooding and landslides damaging homes. sardinia is still reeling from forest fires, forcing hundreds to ev

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but this evening, athens hit back.y provided from the country of departure. numerous cases have been investigated, including by the european union, and reports have found no evidence of any breach of eu fundamental rights. that denial will be challenged, if the eu is serious about ending abuses on its borders. fergal keane, bbc news, lesbos. it was an extraordinary escape — carlos ghosn, the former boss of the car making giant nissan, has been describing how he fled house arrest injapan by hiding in a box that was then loaded on to a private jet. he'd been arrested in tokyo in 2018 and charged with financial miscondcut offences. he denies the charges and says he believes he is being treated as collateral damage. he is now in exile in lebanon from where he has been speaking exclusively to our business editor, simonjack. i could not show my face, so i had to be hidden somewhere, and the only way i could be hidden is to be in a box, or be in a luggage. so, nobody could see me, nobody could recognise me and obviously, the

so all of eastern europe and the south east is coding down. athens hangs all, as you can see, our spain has really good space where france is a good day border at 29 degrees. even that sees temperatures drop from the rain, the wind coming during saturday, that spreads up to the u. k as well. now there is still heat where you might expect it in southern spain rather than that, and the fear is further east murphy is a good example now to count the area with his temperature, 40 and direct, but it's well above the average, as is still the case and it was a case yesterday in greece at 44, across from the oldest occupied cities in the world, is still hot, and it will stay that way with athens of 40 for friday. but it cools down considerably on saturday. sponsor cut on airways for some a robot is a mechanical or even that self drive in train. the apple. but androids today can be dearly humanoid robots, like me, will be everywhere. options 0 documentaries. next lead on the weird and wonderful world of robot that learn. think for you and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i am a machi

the norwegianjade departed from norwegian jade departed from athens.d to adapt and get ready for passengers. good morning, yes, it has been a challenging 12 months as you say, but we have taken the time to work with health authorities and governments around the world to build the right protocols for a safe restart of cruising, so we put that health and wellness at the heart of everything that we do, restarting as a really important part of the next step. in the uk, we have had domestic cruising restarting from about middle may and that has been very successful so far, sailing and uk waters. but, globally, cruising has been able to resume in the mediterranean and also asia, and most recently north america. what is the uptake like? are you seeing bookings? are people willing to come on board? absolutely, the uk season is probably our biggest so far. we have about 18 ships sailing around the uk. 0ne have about 18 ships sailing around the uk. one of the reasons for that is that they are guests who have crews before and keen to get back on board. we have mi

but this evening, athens hit back.rovided from the country of departure. numerous cases have been investigated, including by the european union, and reports have found no evidence of any breach of eu fundamental rights. that denial will be challenged, if the eu is serious about ending abuses on its borders. fergal keane, bbc news, lesbos. almost 400 british athletes are on their way to japan for the start of the delayed tokyo games next week. among them are the olympic rowers — helen glover and polly swann who are competing together. but as andy swiss reports — their build up to the games has been far from normal. applause. she's been cheered to gold at the last two games. but since then, helen glover's found a new fan club. what do you see? mummy. with the arrival of logan and twins bo and kit, competing in tokyo, it's fair to say, wasn't in the family diary. but then the games were postponed for a year, and she couldn't resist the challenge. over that first lockdown the babies were so small that i wanted to get some

the, the me born in athens, i'm trained in st. petersburg to do a currencies as one of the most exciting conductors of our time. from 2004, 2010. he was music director of the noble, severe sc. they'd opera ballet theater. it was there where he found it, his music, eternal ensemble, and chamber quire, the, the, when he became artistic director of the opera and ballet theater in western russia . he took music. i turned along with him. right from the start, couldn't, he's demonstrated his passion for getting people excited about music. so what i'm doing is fair on this connection. we and some inside of listening and gender and understanding. and every mean, what is the function? and then try to bring this mysterious light in doing the performance and everybody gets transformed and is all these functions and all just quality doesn't remains in the 1st layer of quality, but becomes kind of sacred act between the in the me the the me i, i use i me. 2 ah ah ah, i yeah, i use use use i. when i met him it was for me like it, it kind of art

but this evening, athens hit back.ony provided from the country of departure. numerous cases have been investigated, including by the european union, and reports have found no evidence of any breach of eu fundamental rights. that denial will be challenged, if the eu is serious about ending abuses on its borders. fergal keane, bbc news, lesbos. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a question of consent — why sexual consent education is being made mandatory in parts of australia. after months of talks and missed deadlines, a deal has been struck to keep greece within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally. called the great white way by americans but tonight. — it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans - of the problems that the energy crisisj

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malcolm brabant: this kurdish woman is laying low in the greek capital, athens.urkish agents will kidnap her, take her back to turkey and throw her in jail. she's a vocal opponent of turkey's increasingly authoritarian president erdogan and fled to greece to seek political asylum. like these migrants, she boarded a small boat and paddled across the evros river to the european union side, but was pushed back by greek border guards, in breach of international conventions stipulating that asylum seekers should not be expelled if their lives or freedom are at risk, and especially not back into the arms of their persecutors. >> being a refugee is a right, unfortunately, because if only everyone could live freely and economically secure, if only there were no wars in people's countries. but they all exist. and people have the right to live. they have the right to a better life, without going to prison, without being killed. malcolm brabant: spyros oikonomou of the greek council for refugees is outraged by pushbacks of any kind. >> it's the most blatant violation of int

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but this evening, athens hit back.ntry of departure. numerous cases have been investigated, including by the european union, and reports have found no evidence of any breach of eu fundamental rights. that denial will be challenged, if the eu is serious about ending abuses on its borders. fergal keane, bbc news, lesbos. sexual consent education is being made mandatory in some parts of australia after thousands of young women shared stories of being sexually assaulted by boys they knew at school. for some, the testimonies were shocking, but for many the scale of the problems came as no surprise. shaimaa khalil spent the day with a group of students at a school in brisbane — and a warning — shaimaa's report contains sensitive content with sexual references. it was aimed towards 16—year—old, but didn't even use the world six sexual consent.— but didn't even use the world six sexual consent. sexual consent may not be the easiest _ sexual consent. sexual consent may not be the easiest subject _ sexual consent. sexual consent

a great question on the 1st turbines are standing by 2025 because he is meant to be connected to athens vine and underwater cables. now the investor is supposedly revising the plans to make them environmentally friendly. but few believe that in korea, they fear that landscapes like this could soon become a thing of the past. it is a dilemma. on the one hand, people are protesting because of the problems caused by renewables and on the other needs to dramatically cut down carbon dioxide emission. because climate change is causing the world's temperature too, right? that's of fact, we need to move quickly if you have to keep the rise to around 1.5 degrees tells to limit its impact. some scientists see that we also need to actively suck massive amounts of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere. but carbon capture and storage is going to bushel because it's really a wible option. let's take a look. we know we're currently pumping too much carbon dioxide into the air. but would be amazing if we could find a way to suck it all up and send it back deep underground climate scientists and saying t

the nails group is planning $110.00 wind turbines to supply electricity to athens. environmentalists are alarmed. it is all in their protected areas in special areas. and this is really just, there will be a disaster. the whole mountain is going to be leveled. so it is really transforming korea to an industrial zone. although the plans are not yet final. elliana is already informing the islands, residents about their potential impact. korea has had its share of bad experiences with other large scale projects. a once lush valley resembled a moon scape like this, after a hybrid power plant was built. erosion on the island is already extreme again and again entire hillside flood, especially in areas where large road so constructed the mountains, their home not only to goes but to many beekeepers as well. if wind turbines are built here, galas will have to move away with his fees he says, see what it would be been for the be in the plot up only yet the this couldn't put their boxes near the wind turbines because of the electromagnetic radiation makella. look for them because each could m

in athens, where the greek government has said health work verse no choice vaccinated. and in italy, where a peaceful crowd marched against the vaccine passports they will soon need for places like gyms and museums, and for indoor dining. as tourism comes to life again in europe, people may not love the new rules. but they do believe they're better than another lockdown. and evidence from france shows that they are definitely boosting vaccinations among the reluct reluctant. "i can't want to," admitted ruben, qubut there are too many restrictions. people like ruben may be more interested in getting a vaccine passport, but to public officials, that counts as a win. >> elizabeth palmer in london. you're watching the "cbs overnight news." feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it anows sugar absorptionster l to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic m

north of athens, flames swept through a pine forest.xtreme weather events across europe, as mark lobel reports. a familiar sight at this time of year in europe, but is it getting worse? tackling forest fires from the skies around athens, the question being asked on the ground is what climate change may be doing to exacerbate the problem. as homes are destroyed and residents evacuated, temperatures are set to rise even further this week after an already tough start. translation: this was a very difficult fire which moved i from area to area with the wind and, as a result, spread extremely quickly with multiple fronts erupting. in northern italy, hailstorms causing extensive damage, with flash flooding and landslides damaging homes. sardinia is still reeling from forest fires, forcing hundreds to evacuate, with a state of emergency declared there. it's hoped rain will help rescue spain from catalonia's worst wildfires in two years. turkey is also wading in as a major disaster area is declared after weeks of flooding and landslides in its

. >>> greek police used tear gas and water cannon in athens saturday as major cities around the worlder covid restrictions. the protesters in greece used petrol bombs. they want the government to back off requiring vaccines for health care workers and greece isn't alone. this was the scene in paris on sat saturday. this was the scene in paris on saturday, some protests turned into violent clashes with police, but across france, tens of thousands of people rallied. they're rejecting mandatory vaccinations for health care workers and a proposed extension of the country's health pass system. for the latest on what's happening in france, jim bitterman is live for us outside of paris. jim, what are you seeing? >> reporter: alison, that demonstration was the most recent. there are about 160,000 demonstrators in the streets across france and they had to use, the police had to use similar sort of tactics as in athens with tear gas and water cannons against the more unruly protesters. as large as the numbers night sound and the dramatic as the videos are, 66 million people are in the country.

. >>> people in athens, greece are celebrating the return of a painting.d whoops, during the ceremony it fell to the floor. it wasn't damaged. it was given to the gallery in 1946. the thief confessed he stole the painting. what make it is unique, it has a hand-written note from picasso on the back of it. >>> prince harry and prince william are preparing to honor their mother, the late princess diana on what would have been her 60th birthday. they will unveil a statue of the people's princess. a memorial is growing outside the gates again. >> them trying to honor her leg, i think that keeps her very much alive in our thoughts, particularly when you have big moments like this. >> it is a big moment. tune in to the "today" show tomorrow morning. they'll be showing us the unveiling of the statue. you can watch right here on nbc bay area right after "today in the bay". >>> a french woman has been arrested for causing a major crash at the prestigious tour de france race. the woman it leaned in. a german cyclist hit the cardboard sign which triggered a massive cr

jazeera new delhi fires in greece, are burning out of control threatening suburban neighborhoods. near athens there raging in a forest at the base of montane north of the greek capital firefighters. local authorities say surrounding suburbs are under threat data and temperatures. there have reached $36.00 degrees and it could drive to $39.00 degrees in the coming days . ok. this is all of these are the top stories. shanicea is largest political parties says it's ready for the elections a day after the president dismissed the prime minister in for parliament, but the enact parties warning against an autocratic regime. us president joe biden says all federal workers could be required to get vaccinated against covered 19 cases continue to climb, driven by the delta vary and 12 vaccination rates appear to have leveled off at lower than 50 percent. earlier on tuesday, the center's disease control and prevention reversed it's mosque policy. it's recommending fully vaccinated people where mosques indoors in parts of the country with high transmission rates. my colleagues in washington dc and says ma

recently found wrapped in plastic sheets in a dry riverbed after a 2012 heist at the national gallery in athens while they were being shown to the media this week, women's head took a header onto the floor. not what you want to see. she is okay. looks like no major scratches but i think everybody gasped when that happened. i'm surprise stadium kind of put on something a little bit more stable. they kind of just propped it up there on the little ledge and, you know. kaboom. >>> thank you for wa ♪ reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪ don't miss to cook and clean up all the fun stuff. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. steve: 4. you got 4 today. welcome, finally. finally. i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank y'all, everybody. detroit. ah, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey... [cheering and applause] whoa, we got a good one today, folks. returning for their fourth day with a total 40,915 bucks, from brooklyn, new york-- it's the champs--it's the pugh famil

the magic of the olympics, and you experienced it, jessica, as well, whether it's athen, london, salt lake city, rio. the magic of the games is the global community coming together and having fun. we're not going to see that here. but there will be magical moments we hope and we believe, from the athletes themselves. it's a different type of olympics. what we've been through in the last couple years, all of our lives have changed. and that imparts in tokyo as well. >> the bay area well-represented in the summer olympics. jonathan blume recently met up with a skateboarding alternate from the north bay. check it out. >> i see myself. i'm 15, and i'm a skateboarder. i like flying high and going fast. >> do you remember the first time you were on a skateboard? >> i don't. i just remember being able to do it. >> well, that is minna. you can see her story at nbcbayarea.com. minna shows us the skate park in her back yard and talks about how she recently became the number one female skater in the country. can you find it at nbcbayarea.com/olympics. we're featuring athlete stories from the bay

so i really sometimes referred to as the athens of africa. i, the most prized statues come from the ruins of this ancient city, which extends over an area covering many square kilometers. ah, there are temples and amphitheaters ah, in the cemetery 10 square kilometers inside local sometimes build their houses on top of ancient ruins. the most valuable antiquities are usually found in tunes local authorities tried to prevent looting, but often with little success. the major shot sends out daily patrols. his police unit is in charge of preserving cultural heritage. his unit has just 30 officers. they're committed to their work, but they're vastly outnumbered. i think the whole class does look someone doug here class. the tooth was clearly looted up project and not all that long ago. nothing urgent that you know, there are at least 3 grades inside and shuffled the loo to remove the soil through this hole and might even have worked in broad daylight. yeah. let me kind of as you can see what's happening on the outside just in the how much washingt

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this balloon or any airplane would not be allowed to get within three miles of that site i remember athens 2004 there were genuine worries the venues wouldn't be ready, over budget and out of time, there was even early talk of whether the games would be relocated to another country. in the lead up to the 2014 sochi games in russia, security fears hung in the air. would terrorists from the north caucuses make a move? the rio games in 2016 played against the backdrop of the zika outbreak they were all serious concerns, but every single time something magical happened >> unbelievable. he's done it >> the athletes stole the show >> simone biles. >> and rewrote the headlines. adversity suddenly not something to fear but to be overcome and washed away in heady triumph. the olympics have always been about excellence, pride and patriotic glory. and yes, as we have already seen, these games will be different in so many ways, and there is potentially much more to risk. but leave it to the athletes who have waited so long for their moment to do what they were born to do, to find a way to rise above i

city in the east of libya is particularly appealing to looters. irene, sometimes referred to as the athens of africa. i, the most prized statues come from the ruins of his ancient city, which extends over an area covering many square kilometers. ah, there are temples and amphitheaters ah, in the cemetery 10 square kilometers inside locals sometimes build their houses on top of ancient ruins. the most valuable antiquities are usually found in tunes local authorities tried to prevent looting, but often with little success. the major shahan sends out daily patrols. his police unit is in charge of preserving cultural heritage. his unit has just 30 officers. they're committed to their work, but they're vastly outnumbered. the, i think the whole class look, someone dug here class, the tooth was clearly looted and not all that long ago. nothing. now, you know, there are at least 3 grades inside and shuffled the loo to remove the soil through this hole. and might even have worked in broad daylight. yeah. let me kind of high . you can see what's happening on the outside. how much of washington he p

. >> he is greek, pictures here from athens and so of his former neighbors gathered to watch togethers parents are from nigeria and they changed the family surname from the more nigerianounding name to the more greek sounding name to help their greek children integrate. let's hear from jonathan, who was a scout and met giannis when he was much younger. >> it wouldn't be realistic for a guy who is six foot 9, 196 pounds, eight points a game in the greek second division to become the best player in the nba, but it's exactly what happened and it's a testament to his character and his incredible physical ability and his skill and his basketball iq. i mean he's an incredible story. i was just fortunate to be there to witness it and help document his first steps in his basketball career. >> i just loved watching the comparison between the boy and the man, but he has this incredible story. i mentioned his parents therefrom nigeria, changing the last name to something more greek. tell us a bit about their story. he was born in greece, i understand, but has a rich history from nigeria to greec

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enjoy the views from this famous landmark which has just reopened after nine months. [ cheers ] in athensnstrations after the greek government made vaccinations mandatory for health workers. it's also insisting ferry passengers traveling to the greek islands show proof of immunity to protect its vital tourism industry. over on the other side of the world, on saturday police in sydney ducked flower pots hurled by protesters furious about a new lockdown. australia had kept covid at bay by closing its borders, but the virus sneaked in anyway, and infections are on the rise. [ cheers ] and here in england, young clubbers celebrated not only the end of lockdowns but all covid restrictions. partying in crowded venues on so-called freedom day at the start of the week. the number of people testing positive for coronavirus in britain is back up again over 30,000 every day. but thanks to good vaccine coverage, the number of deaths so far anyway has remained low. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will take you to kenya where a cbs news investigation reveals

, anyone who's had the good fortune to stroll around cities like philadelphia, melbourne, lisbon, athens, or even here in berlin, will have been struck by the amount of st art gracing the walls and buildings. jaundra that has really blossomed over the last few decades. and what many people may not know is that the trend toward large scale mural, got it, start in posts, revolution, mexico. they have their origins in latin america, in the history of mexico, around the time of the mexican revolution. in the early 20th century, a new phone was born during this it picked up on the social demands of the revolution, often painted on the walls of public buildings. heroes depicted martin mexican valleys. today these works hang in a museum in mexico city. one moment you can also when you come, when you are listen, is the only mexican not movement to achieve international success and remain topical with his day when people still speak about listening the most and plan. it's incredible that in the year 2021, we still have the same messages. it says if these murals were completely contemporary the co

not since athens had they lost. it's a real tournament now. it will be fun to watch. we'll talk about this typhoon like conditions that are coming here. it's going to be wet. >> rob standing by. >> big headline a rough day for gymnastics. the women landed in second place behind russia. in that qualifying round. they'll hit the matt tuesday. other athletes tonight stanford malone hitting the floor in men's gymnastics. at 3:00 a.m. prime time tomorrow hitting the sand in beach volleyball. they will take on spain. later in the evening, ryan murphy jumping in the pool going for gold in the 100 meter backstroke. that coverage continues online. you can sign up for daily news letter. five to watch. and stream some live competition. it's all there. you can head to nby bay area.com. more olympic athletes test positive over seas here at home dr. fauci says first of all mask guidelines could be changing. and san mateo county they will be changing in and changing tomorrow. to fight the surging delta variant. we have more. >> this is under active consideration. >> five words catch

he was born in athens.rom a poor family of and he shared shoes with his brothers because they couldn't afford a pair each. he sold some glasses at the acropolis to make money. -- sunglasses at the acropolis to make money. there were nigerians, not greeks. they were without health care. he didn't have access to state-funded sports programs. it all changed when he was scouted by an nba scout that said i will find your parents a better paying job if you come entering with me. -- come and train with me. he was only awarded rick citizenship. how did he get to the nba? things got very serious for the great government when he was about to sign as in a -- as a nigerian athlete, and they said, no, you were greek. he put on tony five kilograms of muscle under that incredible frame and became known as the greek freak. because people couldn't say his name. now they know their name much better. then you get the sport in achievement. now the finals m.v.p. a giant cherry on top. 50 points in a historic game. he dragged hi

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finally, anyone has had the good fortune to stroll around cities like philadelphia, melbourne, lisbon, athens, or even here in berlin, will have been struck by the amount of st. art, gracing the walls and buildings jaundra that has really blossomed over the last few decades. and what many people may not know is that the trend toward large scale mural got it, start in post revolution, mexico. they have their origins in latin america, in the history of mexico, around the time of the mexican revolution. in the early 20th century, a new phone was born during this, it picked up on the social demand of the revolution, often painted on the walls of public buildings. heroes depicted martin mexican valleys. today, these work time in the museum in mexico city. one moment he said, when you come, when you are listen, is the only mexican movement to achieve international success and remain topical to this day when people still speak about more listening than most and plan. it's incredible that in the year 2021, we still have the same messages. it's. these murals were completely contemporary the content th

expressed regret over greece allowing and travelers who received russian chinese shots until recently athens was allowing russian 15 to freely enter if they'd been vaccinated before the end of june. and later announced the co test would be required for everyone vaccinated or not. but greece is not the only country to greenlight roches nick the job. so are renowned medical journal about salons, it has published results from a nationwide survey in. 9 san marino, she's a splitting thing. it is now 0 new cases. the research showed that eltony who received the russian job had a few side effects that were no safety concerns and no reported fatalities. well, we decided to ask a group politicians what they thought of front systems. i think that we should avoid that as in the course of any kind of vaccine that nationalism vaccine must consider as a public who enter global. and in my understanding, the biggest challenge is how to vaccine or citizens and there was not, there was, you know, just seem to be on campus where we can afford to have, i don't own vaccine and faithful that vaccination to the pe

in athens, too there were demonstrations after the greek government made vaccinations mandatory for health workers. it's also insisting ferry passengers traveling to the greek islands show proof of immunity to protect its vital tourism industry. over on the other side of the world on saturday police in sydney ducked flower pots hurled by protestors furious about a new lockdown. australia had kept covid at pay australia had kept covid at bay by closing its borders but the virus sneaked in anyway and infections are now on the rise. and here in england, young clubbers celebrated not only the end of lockdown but all covid restrictions. partying in crowded venues on so called freedom day at the start of the week. the number of people testing positive for coronavirus in britain is back up again, over 30,000 every day but thanks to good vaccine coverage, the number of deaths so far, anyway, has remained low. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> duncan: a show of force in russia today, president a putin used a navy day parade in st. petersburg to talk tough saying russia could carry out a, "unpr

it's an al jazeera tokyo gallons is a retired british limping silver medalist and badminton from the athens games in 2004, she says female representation has increased, but there's still room for improvement. i think some people forget that for so many years may or representation has been way more than the female. so it's great that we just have that little reminds you. like you said, just come on, come on golf, let's just keep this a 5050. now i think it's just relief that the games have started and now we can let the sport do the talking. and i think that's the most important thing with that, it's happening. i. we just got kayla mason on. i think this hasn't been doing amazing on the policy stage inclusion bypass to take the some reason sport. busy has been lagging behind is a bit of a boy's club is very obviously when you think about sports by competitive ambitious . oh, very male characteristics is always put women down. so now that we've got the strength sensation, now if i ok. so why have we let this go on, on how we will not let this happen? again, alpha female is for, you know, i'm