i'm here with the awa. the awa live deep in the amazon rainforest.ome of the last people on earth who still try to live as traditional hunter—gatherers. wow, the village... i really felt that they welcomed me in. we felt like we had a real connection together. i'm not going to dress like that, no. laughter. pira'i was probably my best buddy in the village. he was the one that instigated most of the jokes. you know, towards the end, we went on this big hunt with them that took two or three hours. when we got back, everybody was really hot and sweaty and they got to this lovely waterhole. and i thought, "yeah, ok, i'll go swimming," and itjust seemed right to take my clothes off. laughter. then they played a trick on me and it became clear that they were trying to, essentially, dress me like they dressed to hunt. laughter. you don't want to see it. laughter. it seemed they lived an idyllic life. but when i asked my new friend pira'i about what life was like when he was growing up, i learned just how traumatic things had been for the tribe. this communi

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owner says it jumped the went in for a swim seen last we miles awa struggling to put enough screeners as lows. tsa issued a staffing warning. in memo said more than 130 of the nation's largest airports are short on screeners. ripple effect felt in form of long lines, missing flights and frustrations. advice to arrive two to three hours before your flight to make sure you make it. >>> we continue to move out of the pandemic, good news for baseball fans, will feel more normal at ballpark when the giants return home to china basin next week. beginning tuesday the 15th, masks strongly recommended but not required. june 25th, this is big one, capacity. all fans able to get into the game witeing fully vaccinated or showing proof of a negative covid test. things are change. back in a moment with the 49ers' interesting decision today. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your ho

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of the most beautiful parts of the country so i think it is a nice setting for them to meet perhaps awaa large capital city. ros: naturally it is the biggest policing event in england this year. what does security of the g7 summit look like? >> there is around 6000 police officers fromorce. there will be mutual aid officers from other forces as well, coming t support devon and cornwall and that would include specialists with dogs for explosives. also the military will be supporting them in that function. so you are looking at policing and the first priority is the security of the seven heads of state and their team, so it is looking after them. that will also include surrounding areas making sure that is safe and no one can enter the meeting and also the entrances and exits to the place will continue to be monitored looking for explosive devices. when you look at the heads of state who are coming you look at the states ourselves, the u.s., france and germany so there is that side to it. and the other side is, once you get big heads of state as we have got here, people will naturally wan

. >> trying to plan a summer get awa. sky high prices and record long wait times. >> this morning summer travel demand is taking a toll on the industry. from extra long wait times to surging prices. domestic air fare is up 35% compared to last summer. average air fare $283. experts say the sooner you can book the better. >> if you're planning to travel this summer. book it now. prices will rise about 16% between now and middle of july. >> if you need to call an airline. be prepared to wait. delta service recently told customers the wait time was 21 hours. delta is hiring more staff to deal with the call volume. and american says it's temporarily bringing back hundreds of reservation agents who accepted early retirement last year. hotels are filling up. hill ton was at 93% over memorial day weekend. >> which is the best since covid hit and probably the best saturday night we have had. >> planning to hit the road to see the national parks this summer? bring a sleeping bag. most hotels near the top parks are booked for the s

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it with open platforms and most built on intel silicon and open rand as an open interface breaking awas stations that run on it and a flourishing ecosystem and new companies emerging many american. it's like, all of a sudden, you know, software and silicon have conquered innovation, conquered what was seen as a geopolitical cries just three or four years ago. technology wins. we're able to open up's the engine of technical innovation of america and will do just fine that's exactly what we're seeing with oran, cran and 5g right now. it's great for american ingenuity. >> deirdre, t-mobile and aws a few weeks ago talking about oran and possibilities with 5g. seems the narrative is shifting a bit in that space, even globally, as american companies take a different tact to the sort of vertical approach led by wawa, that china is taking >> shifting for sure, but is it too early to, perhaps, call it a success? i'm not so sure about that huawei culminating the space over the last few years. we see qualcomm and intel together but we're in the midst of a global chip war heating up. right? china,

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