here ry r on abcand reporter john gregory with>> rorhi every bendevery ach, the is somebody like audreyitter, the little league president, who is now a recipient of nsp's award. >> they presented me with an actual espy and i'm so happy. >> espy for volunteering as a youth sports leader and getting back to her community in northridge as the president of the northridge little league work friend say when the pandemic hit, audrey was the key to getting these kids back on the field. >> with covid, she was just a tireless one that went through all the rules and figured out how she could bring some sort of program back here. >> reporter: that pr includes audrey's husband, whose account, no one knows more about her devotion to the league. >> i don't think there's anything that can make the woman happier, not even me. >> reporter: the pandemic but that happiness on hold. audrey had only been on the job a few months when it hit. >> one of my first official duties as president of the league was to cancel the entire season for 600 players. it was devastating. >> reporter: getting the kids back in t

>> reporter: behind every player, there's a coach and behind every coach, there is somebody like audreyittle league president, who is now also a recipient of the espy's award. >> they presented me with an actual espy, and i'm so proud of it, i haven't dropped it yet. >> reporter: audrey ritter received an honorary espy for volunteering as a youth sports leader and volunteering for her community in northridge as president of the little league frenzy when the pandemic hits, audrey was the key to getting these kids back on the field. >> with with with with with wit tireless one that went through all of the rules and figured out how she could bring some sort of program back here. >> reporter: the program includes audrey's husband, whose a coach, no one knows more about her devotion to the league. >> i don't think there's anything that can make the woman happier, not even me. >> reporter: the pandemic but that happiness on hold, audrey had only been on the job a few months when it hit. >> one of my first official duties as president of the league was to cancel the entire season for 600 playe

over summer break, 6-year-old audrey guard rarely left the house without a mask. >> so you have to wear for august 4th, the first day of first grade at peachtree elementary school. >> are you excited for school to start. >> yeah. >> reporter: her mother feels differently. >> i am furious. i am irritated that these are the people that i elected. >> reporter: sarah guard is furious that only strongly recommends masks on school grounds. >> i worry that she's going to get into school, come home one day and say nobody is wearing their masks and then i'll say you have to pull you out of school. >> reporter: sarah a, worries about the delta variant now making up 83% of new covid 19 cases in the u.s. according to the cdc. delta variant was not nearly as widespread when the guards opted for in-person learning in apple after a year of virtual school. >> i want a mask mandate at school because i know my child can't be vaccinated yet. >> reporter: georgia governor brian kemp executive order on school masks did not prevent schools from implementing a mandate. the largest district said its decision i

this is, audrey audrey has a question for you. have a listen. have a look. looking big from where you are now. i visit in things that you that you wish you had done differently. maybe you didn't know what you needed to go back to things i would love to change in any way. and then as part of my question, is that what the deal for young? i mean, why she was saying to discover their ways how they can they can their voices and also when they find is how can they make sure that the thank so much audrey. so yes, i think if there's one thing that i would change is real lives and much earlier on that being my true self is enough. you know, i ended up at abreast of school and the kids then looked at me in a very different way. you know, i was certainly not equal, you know, i was, this young girl would come from a small village and i question everything about myself. you know, suddenly the color of my skin became a problem to the kids in my own country. i'm just going to say this in your own country, the problem you might all of your skin that i just want to just like

. >> reporter: over summer break, 6-year-old audrey guard rarely left the house without a mask. >> you have to wear a mask to school every day. >> reporter: audit roadway can't wait for august 4th, first day of first grade at peachtree elementary school. >> are you excited for school to start? >> yeah. >> reporter: her mother, sarah, feels differently. >> i'm furious. i am irritated that these are the people that i elected. >> reporter: sarah gard is furious over gwynnett county public schools only strongly recommends wearing masks on school grounds. >> i'm afraid that she's going to come home and say nobody is wearing masks and then i'm going to have to pull you out of school. >> reporter: she worries about the spreading delta variant. the delta variant was not nearly as widespread when gards opted for in-person learning in april after a year of virtual school. >> i want a mask mandate at school because i know my child can't be vaccinated yet. >> reporter: executive order on school masks does not prevent districts from implementing a universal mandate. the largest district in the stat

i can't wait to see it either. >> audrey offer such great insight into new shepard. she's also a pilot herself and the chair of the commercial spaceflight federation. she's an incredible impact on space legislation and policy in major ways as well as major impact on blue origin's a thank you to audrey. she's kind of busy today. we are very proud to have had her on stage just a couple of days ago. we are at t minus 55 minutes to go into launch. let's go ahead and check it new shepard at and she gets readr flight today with our first human flight crew. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> thank you debbie would begin for us live from west texas for blue origin's first human flight peak where at t minus 52 52 s to go into launch. right now our four astronauts are inside the training center. we are waiting them to exit to get in and then will be waiting for a gopher astronaut load in. i can already hear the helicopter above that's going to be following them on the way out. that astronau

had met privately to resolve a dispute. 71 year old to audrey had been appointed by movies to be prime minister, but was not sworn in received backing from the international community to lead the country. belgium's government, his being urged to give temporary residence, permit 2 hundreds of migrants from hunger strike. a group of around $450.00 men began their protest in may at 2 universities and a church in brussels. many and now refusing to drink water, the migrants mostly from south asia and north africa, and the mounting legal residency. dozens of border patrol officer supported by 2 surveillance helicopters being deployed to the when use border with better roof. the european union is sending its rapid response team off the way you made the request more than a 1000, mostly, or rocky migrants have crossed into the country this month. it says, bella luce is deliberately sending them, is revenge, being sanctioned by the e. u. valerie hasn't responded to the allegation, the turkish president says construction will begin soon on a new government complex and northern cyprus. friendship

you're audrey hepburn! and then leaves. >> stephen: wow. and he was there, and i went over to say hello to meryl streep, and meryl streep -- yeah, thud. because i interviewed her and she's, like, oh, mike wants to meet you. and i said, okay. mike's right there, i go over to say hello to him and i don't know what he said to me because the entire time he was talking to me i was saying, it's mike nichols, it's mike nichols, it's mike nichols. >> he probably just said, you're audrey hepburn! >> stephen: yeah. after i first met him, it took me a long time to settle in. when we were doing "death of a salesman," for us doing any art, there's never any satisfaction whatsoever, we're always just searching and yearning and neurotic and trying to get it right. i remember i was fetching about something in the middle of the run. we had already won a bunch of tonys and i'm, like, no, mike, get this moment right. he's like, dear boy, i'm not worried about you. you're just like me, you don't think highly of yourself at all. it was the beautiful blessing to

. >> reporter: behind every player there is a coach and behind every coach there is somebody like audreyue president who is now also a recipient of a espy award. >> they presented me with an actual espy award and i am so proud of it, i have not dropped it yet. >> reporter: she received an honorary award for volunteering as a youth sports giving back as the head of little league. she says when the pandemic hit, it was the key to getting kids back on the field. >> with covid she was tireless and withdraw the rules and figured out how she could bring some sort of program back here. >> reporter: that program includes her husband, who is a coach. no one knows more about her devotion to the league. >> i don't think there is anything that can make her happier, not even me. >> reporter: the pandemic but that happiness on hold. she had only been on the job for a few months when it hit. >> one of my first official duties was to cancel the entire season for 600 players. it was devastating. >> reporter: getting the kids back in the game was a challenge audrey met with passion, the kind that only com

but they don't notice on audrey, but they strongly suspect do i know when i, we also think i'm valuable. georgia by information from the community and i was and i name before so that we got we got paid off when we got the community. you also help you find out that device, you sensitize the community to anything until we're done by the boys that they have called inside that pocket to this. this symbol here did decide that it's so the range of rolling in the region of that of that it bought i got a bread as a general just to the very last one. thought my life was to draw as these gentlemen not doing yeah, i look at the tool like tool for them. yeah, i live both ways. yeah. daddy. pretty sure it's their money to pick one wise for no, did you spend about 2 guys did sick with more work? no animals come through here. this was then you like the it will be a neck quarterly. the amount of snares over 4 years ago. now data juicing, i'm sure, by almost 80 percent the with me when i was very and before getting your grade our, the project, we had to get into good job to kill more animals. when i use

so it's supposed to lucas samples. audrey cancer treatments now cost something like 300002400000 euros. while the number of cancer patients in front is around a 1800000, with 400000 new cancer cases every year. i cannot see how in the future we will be able to treat more than 1500000 people when the price scale is some 300000 euros english and to thank you, want to tell them there's a whole sales pitch relating to the therapeutic value and life saving value of these medications, which has been skillfully put forward by opinion late, is to convince governments which basically says that drugs he'll, they are a unique product to the high cost is the price of life. in its pure marketing. basic q is mean higher prices, marketing pretty quickly. position no problem, i think there should be default. the problem is that each country defend its multi nationals of france, defense sanofi, the usa defense, pfizer, and the big american companies, switzerland defends novartis and rush. extends hard to reach consensus to bring down prices to reasonable level menu. repeat again. after 2 months of nego

have mentioned that libya comes up in so many of the emails that you've been reading it as regard audrey in the, in the batch of, of 32000 emails. we released a few months back there as 1700 in relation to libya. so it, including, i suppose, that the most useful one is which is colloquially referred to as hillary clinton and libya brag sheet. so, she was documenting all the ways in which she led the invasion to be in a put in a political and to a degree. and organizational sense. so putting it within the u. s. government bringing europe in partners, etc, etc. even going going the herself, anything to add to reports that according to the french papers, the big french industrial conglomerate lafarge, which has been donating money to the guns and foundation. and has got there was the reports in the french press where it was sending. it was relating funds with isis dash any, any information, any emails that connect up hillary clinton of dash through lunch for most of this work was done by the mont photos for the new york times equivalent of france. and so what they show is that the farm whic

many rocks audrey is in delhi where she met with some of those struggling to recover its been almost a month since we spoke a while came back home after a long bout in the hospital. after losing 25 and still very weak, be both is now slowly trying to get back to a state of normalcy and the life he had before it was disrupted by a see vehicle with 19 infection. the only issue was came to mind, the 16th that i will be able to win up on this battle or not. after struggling, initially, the book managed to get admitted to a hospital when his workplace intervened. off the 50 days he spent that 40 was spent in the intensive care unit. he says he lost track of time, of days and nights, and that the time he spent lying in a room tramped with patience. broke is the worst thing which happens at the end of the dental day. my legs i, i found that my legs are not working. they are, they are not part of the body. i was not able to cope of the oxygen mask while they have put and i was really feeling helpless. i said, there is no point in living because i can't cope of a discretion. i left a message

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but i think the appointment of audio audrey may help people feel a little bit safer for now until those elections hopefully take place in a few months time. thanks very much. i. sandy got to her miami the german government is on the defensive visit. face is growing criticism over its floods preparations, the opposition says it failed to adequately warn citizens of last week's flooding. more than 160 people died in germany alone. heavy rain was forecast, but the scale of the del use too many by surprise. ministers admit lessons must be learned, but they say federal institutions did their part. 4 bits of arms of the, the german with the service gives warnings of severe conditions and is supported by european institution. and these warnings passed on to the federal states and from the states flooding centers to the different regions. and they are the ones making the decisions when it comes to protection against environmental disasters. so the state of emergency is not declared and billing, but where it is taking place. that item writing reports on one of the worst, hit tons in northern ger

her marriage audrey out his era while the us agreed last year to withdraw all its troops from afghanistan in return for a commitment by the tiny, by not to allow armed globe to operate in the areas. it controls just $650.00 american troops. i stayed to secure the u. s. embassy and cobble airport and the majority of nato forces. i've also now left present. joe biden fed a deadline of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks on the u. s. for american troops to fully withdraw, but the pullout has been accelerated and he's expected to end before then. the tiny bands military campaign could effect piece on the same that ending the countries years of conflict. the afghan government and taliban negotiators have held several runs of talks in contact capital. but little progress has been made. the lead spring in august for today's inside story in campbell, we have or by do not by here who's a lecturer of transitional justice at the american university of afghan. his son from east on both peter galbraith, former deputy un envoy to have gotten his son and also incapable phase the lands, po

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her marriage, audrey ouch, is era that lay in taft with revising the constitution, have chosen an indigenous woman to lead them. i now have a year to present a new document that will govern the nation's laws, replacing the one dating back to today's dictatorship. daniel schwab that report it took a long time and a lot of work to get this for 155 delegates representing sectors of trillion society the this the historic moment when executive secretary of the electoral commission government glory of i should already got them in them that you know gratian was delayed by protest inside the convention hall by those not happy with the procedure unless she's outside between police and demonstrators . this isn't the family designed to heal the divisions until in society. the newly elected president is elisa, long gone. liverpool chain teaching the people off the convention members, a women, 17. see the phil by representative of indigenous communities. of course this story, which was one with a tough fight and a lot of pain. the chilean people, the indigenous people, are now able to abolish pizza shirt

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her marriage, audrey outages, era 67 people have been rescued in the mediterranean sea near italy, among them before women and more than 20, unaccompanied minus, picked up by the humanitarian ship oceans liking more than 20000 migrants and refugees are estimated to have di trying to cross the mediterranean to europe in 2014 a container ship that blocks the suez canal and march will set sail again after its japanese owners reached a financial settlement with egypt. government the ever given was impounded after a blocked crucial waterway for 6 days. egypt demanded a $550000000.00 settlement. the details of the final bill have not been revealed. almost half of them barb wayne's live more than 5 kilometers from the nearest medical clinic. that makes primary health care difficult to access for people in communities with poor transport and use social enterprise is helping to solve the problem with a van converted into a mobile clinic and self powered by renewable energy as harm a task reports from girl munsey. it's bringing medical care directly to those who need it. the most on the outskirts

let's check in on our weather now with meteorologist matt breida, producer audrey us. >> it can. yeah. let's take a look at your weather forecast because we are tracking right now that concern of for fire danger with the drought monitor exceptional to extreme worst drought category for north bay and east bay still holding steady under that extreme drought for most of the san francisco peninsula and south bay. even most of the west coast of this country. we are tracking very dry conditions even in this year as well. pop up thunderstorms with the monsoonal moisture making its way this weekend into early this upcoming week. posing fire danger concerns. and already seeing some poor air quality on account of the fly fire and also the dixie fires nearby this year. but here's a live look outside downtown san francisco tracking a shallow marine layer trying to make its way along the coast with temperatures out there right now. few degrees warmer. so we are seeing a warmer air mass, especially for those of you in the east bay near double digit warming for hayward. but we are also going to

her marriage audrey out his era around the only nuclear power plant is back in operation. the bush air plant, which we've built with help from russia, has been shut down for 2 weeks for emergency maintenance us sanctions have prevented to rob from bringing in new parts. iran is face to power blackouts, blamed on the surging electricity demand, or by heat wave sweeping the region. often numerous delays, politicians in israel are expected to vote on a controversial temporary law. it prevents palestinians in the west bank from settling permanently with their spouses, from israel or occupied east jerusalem was created in 2003. during the 2nd intifada and required the annual renewal party for civil mohammed czar tree lives a divided life dominated by the architecture and bureaucracy of occupation when he was born just outside jerusalem's eastern limits. so his id papers are those of the palestinian from the west bank, but he lives in occupied east jerusalem with his daughter and wife, both of whom have jerusalem. i d's mohammad has to apply for a special military permit every 1

her marriage audrey out his era time for a short break here. now just here, when we come back, living a divided lives, how controversial nor up for a view in israel is leaving palestinian families in limbo. and another significant step in china, some vicious space program to astronauts embarked on the 1st base were part of the state a ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello there. it's been very hot across the levant and middle east over recent days, and there's more heat to come. we're expecting temperatures for climb, particularly in to wait in iran and in iraq. we could see a challenge to an all time high sit in baghdad. last week temperatures edging up to the 50s by the time we get into wednesday, so some relentless heat on the way. for the south things are looking slightly cooler. we've got a southwesterly wind keeping temperatures down in yemen and in oman. and it is going to round on tuesday, we'll see temperatures coming down in the cross areas in the u. a and cook tom. there is any what, whether it's

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