you know, you hear the dun dun dun dun dun dun dun that while those to share love between each other and national star wars day. i bar takes part by simply having a good time we're costume contest. so we're going to be door prizes. >> and all sorts of fun stuff. kayla smith, the bartender at the blue rider barr says despite this being their first year celebrating the hope is to still draw a big crowd this year. and in the galaxy or years far, far away we're hoping for it. we're hoping for. i are good. our regular crowd is very big on some star wars. so they are definitely helping that will come down and enjoy it. and that malik. wilson reporting. were you smiling. well, because how they're celebrating in north dakota star yeah. i mean, for those of us old enough to remember when the first movie came out, i got 77 was a big deal. >> so who would have thought it would turn into this a couple years generations and he's been park rides. you know how many movies now 20. i don't know. it's hard to keep up now i've lost track. yeah. not that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 on our primetime news c

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this is d w news lines from dun and dozens of people often have drowned in nigeria. also very capsized. it's west and heavy states about was traveling on the night to river when it's also coming up. a big ruling against big oil. does cause or does multinational shelf cost of carbon emissions. we looked at what remained for emergency companies around the world. ah, ah, hello, i'm looking to mohamad. more than 140 people often have drowned in northwest nigeria . also ferry boat sank on the niger river around 165 people are believed to have been on board when the boat capsized. is this traveling from central niger state to kathy state? when witnesses say it broke into pieces and sank? let's cross over now to the corresponding to fed move when you who is in leg off for us. what is the latest on the rescue operation? fred the state officials have just told me that the skew operations are ongoing. and so far they're not successful because they haven't gotten any any p for the few such in looking to see if they can get some, some bodies. their thing is because they have no

do reeks now evaporate in 36 hours they cannot predict if the next round will reach them one time dunning of the patients followed just to good reasons is heartbreaking for dr wendy to feels many of these brave since hopelessly believing in this profession because it is because they wanted to help other people prove their sickness an illness if they're not given. back by itself is a big thing any more moderate. than a very few do get lucky back at the oxygen so this has finally managed to arrange a bed for his son immediately he's still in the it's cool to woods and not the beach and. do lead into the oxygen crisis hero. every live good breath is a gift. and joining us now to talk more about volunteer efforts and helping the sick is in a yacht sink kakar she is a health activist with people's health will meant and she is joining us from india thank you so much for being on the program today how are you managing to get relief to the sick when there's so little oxygen to call around. i mean it's extremely extremely challenging i mean you know one aspect is that it is basically oxygen to go

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make through her work she has been filling a white gap in india's overburdened healthcare system dunning her from a media influence to do a real life saver. and here's a look at other developments in the coronavirus pandemic singapore has tightened social distancing restrictions after a surge in infections it has banned dining at restaurants and limited public gatherings to 2 people authorities in china have ordered mass testing in 2 cities in the central province of on we after the detection of new local transmissions and for the 1st time since march germany has dipped below a key 7 day threshold of $100.00 cases per 100000 people restrictions can be relaxed if the incidence rate remains below that level. and while some parts of the world are opening up again as vaccines increase that is not true everywhere in kenya for example the vaccine rollout has been slow hampered by a shortage of doses corruption and fears about getting vaccinated that means punishing lockdowns there continue making every day life even harder for many kenyans we have this report from. paris mara group is sick wit

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make through her work she has been filling a whited gap in india's overburdened health care system dunning her from a media influence to a real life saver. when i bring up to speed now as some of the other stories in the headlines right now concerns are growing in the u.k. over the spread of the current virus variants 1st detected in india officials say it has now reached most regions of britain promised more shots and says large down restrictions will still be eased on monday as planned the government is aiming to get more vaccine doses to the worst affected areas. greece says reopened for tourists visitors from you countries and others including britain the u.s. and israel can now enter if they have been vaccinated or tested negative for over 19 greece depends heavily on tourism and is kick starting its summer season. pope francis has added 2 week or a civil war over at least population decline the pope is calling for financial incentives to encourage young people to stay in italy and their families prime minister mario that i gave as warned against the economic impact of the birthrate.

can make to how well she has been filling a white a gap in india's overburdened health care system dunning her from a media influence to a real life saver. and here's a look at some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic singapore has tightened social distancing restrictions after a surge in factions it's banned dining at restaurants and limited public gatherings to 2 people authorities in china have ordered mass testing in 2 cities in the central province on we are the detection of new local transmission's and for the 1st time since march germany has dipped below a key 7 day threshold of $100.00 cases per 100000 people restrictions can be relaxed if the incidence rate remains below the level. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the u.s. centers for disease control is no longer recommending face masks for fully vaccinated people but the dea the c.d.c. says masks are still recommended in crowded settings like buses planes and also little over half the u.s. population has received at least one dose against the coronavirus. greece has

can make to her work she has been filling a white a gap in india's overburdened healthcare system dunning her from a media influence so to her real life saver. now let's bring in a correspondent lisa just for those joining us the view from dallas and we should tell us it appears that social media is filling the role that government should normally play yes definitely so i what we have here are a situation where this immense pressure on the head again across the. results of soft spots and what is ocean we need it is essential idea to have eased oil outpatients and genitives to access exactly. how well in hard hit cities they did this is missing however this is also a national phenomenon that ought to do that have one document that have. friends don't even state of get not as well as i mashed up into my house that a lot of rooms which have seen little fish or some you know split work or sometimes even no indictment so that's what paul is and finding out who have to quantify what exactly you know their stats wouldn't exactly you cannot help they needed to they need the leg they also have upd

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continued to come down as they are the big long to start slowly using restrictions from next week. dunning is still in locked down the southern state of thumb and not seeing the highest number of cases, and it's going into a complete lockdown from monday's doing what many other states have, which is putting the strictest restrictions in place to bring down the number of cases what is the status on vaccinations across the country? while the vaccination drive is not going well at all, there are very severe shortages of vaccine from the government has told states to make their own arrangements. vaccine manufacturers, both local and foreign. and we're now hearing from the state of pon, job, which has been one of the worst effected by the virus that they have been trying to buy these vaccines. as many states have from foreign manufacturers. and they've been told by montana that modern i will only deal with the central government that this is essential government, which is told states to make their own arrangements. independent health experts say this is something that the government should be d

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but the people of cape dun and the muslims in particular, decided that he will be buried in this prime position. right in front amongst the leaders, both religious leaders, endlessly political leaders. in fact, in the matter and by the time this good people realize he had been buried already because they were so many people, they couldn't see what was happening. that night, young people thought that the security police a dig up, is going to even take him back and talk. but unless he had no dilated his own plan, and for the 1st time ever recorded these 30 cape donated expedients a mess of earthquake in a distant place. but the tremors were felt at idea in this month. but it was such a powerful tremor that the security police anyway that evening's earthquake measured fixed point 3 on the richter scale, it remains the most destructive tremor in 5 african history. mm. so in terms of the, the way nature is funded to the denies of the burial model. and we always expected an example of god's presence god's anger and also the affirmation that this was a child of god. this the shade was a tale

dun it was going to be as successful as it is? did you have any sense?all, look at me. do i look like i knew it was going to be a success? i do look like i know anything? >> stephen: well, you've moved in to a recording booth, evidently. this is the first time i've interviewed someone over a year and two months who isn't in front of a bookshelf or something. >> am i the first person you've interviewed who has been in a recording booth? >> stephen: i think so. i don't remember another person. >> this is-- yeah, this is my home-- it's like living -- >> stephen: terry gross wasn't in a recording studio. terry gross is less professional than you look right now. >> first of all, i like that-- this is what a bad set will be for rest of my life, that i'm more professional than terry gross. >> stephen: more professional looking. >> sorry, look, yeah. >> stephen: tell the people out there who is smartless. they may not know who the players in this cavalcade. >> you have jason bateman. >> stephen: america's sweetheart. >> he is america's sweetheart and has been fo

of baghdad in the late 13th century which saw the destruction of the vast libraries built up by the dun ruling dynasty the seeds that . this is manuscript these professional maintenance it represents an important period for us baghdad during the episode time the museum's manuscript collection was largely spared in the widespread looting that followed the 2003 us led invasion of iraq mainly because it was moved to a different location indeed throughout the decades many of iraq's ancient artifacts have ended up in museums around the world arguably for safekeeping but want to believe iraq is now ready to take care of its own heritage. prefer to provide the environment to save our manuscripts inside the country we realize these manuscripts constitute soft power. utilizing the soft power will require funding for modernization the index is meant taint manually and only a fraction of the tax have been digitalized researchers can't access the museum's vault to see the enchanter text but must instead of visit the nearby manuscript house here they laborously search for available titles hand scrib

i think studies show that they don't have a big effect on tamping dun turnout.t is just a-- given american history, jonathan and i talked about before, it is a horrific look and the amount of energy going into it and the fact that florida governor desantis did it, announced his, the signing of florida new election law on fox, you know, who does a news event on one network. i mean it just shows we are in a land of theater it is not about anything but the symbols of showing donald trump is right about the election, there was a lot of fraud. and it is a theatrical gesture, set of laws to reinforce the trump narrative. >> woodruff: and as both of you have said, these election laws have a very real effect on what happens-- what happened going forward in the congressional elections, next year, the mid-term elections and of course beyond. >> right, i think a few shows ago i said that these election laws were a solution in search of a problem. and can i not remember the person who sent me an email that they wrote me and said listen, stop saying that because it's not tru

this is still a dun in crisis, but also has had more than 100 days to look at the governing side and look at his approach, they see what he's for, and they like it. that feels like a gust of wind at the back of a president doing pretty big transformational things. >> for sure, nicolle. i wrote about this back in the primary, when joy joy surged to this victory out of nowhere. i think there's a silent majority in this country. that's what donald trump used to saying and george wallace used to say about the racist voters, that they were the silent majority, but it since out the silent majority have people who just want to go back to their lives and have competent leadership in washington, right? on cable shows, on our twitter feeds our hair is a fire, and we're mad -- for good reason you know, maybe bad reasons on other networks -- but voters are looking to get back to their lives. wanting economy to get back to normal. i think joe biden appeals to them, and now even among some voters who voted for donald trump, or voters who didn't turn out to vote, can see his poll numbers ticking up

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