he pulled as esther pushed to get her out of that area.parents and her husband also had a hand in this, that they gave these men the strength to save her. and i did talk to alfredo, and he was telling me today that he does have some survivors' guilt, john. he doesn't understand why he and esther and others survived and so many others did not. he was emotional talking about when he first opened his apartment door to flee and he looked at his neighbor's door right next door to him and it was a big black gaping hole and there has been no sign of her since. that's haunting her to this day and still very hard for him to deal with. >> randi, that story was beautiful, just beautiful. in bad times you have to help people. so important. thank you so much for that. >> absolutely. >>> just ahead, the closing of bagram air base and the end of the two decade war in afghanistan. >>> later, should using pot keep athletes out of the olympics? we're going to discuss the aplight of gentleman carrie richardson with a three-time olympic gold medallist when we

esther had been hiking alone near the french—spanish border.ains were found here beside a hiking trail. search teams combed the mountain trails for months. last week, one small piece of her bone was found along with animal remains. the first proof that she had died nearby. but with no sign of her equipment or clothing, the story of what happened is still unclear. esther�*s family said in a statement today they were distraught. last year, her partner, dan, told the bbc that esther had been a competent trekker and well prepared. esther and i have walked in i do know how many thousand miles together, we get a three month trek. she has done solo treks on her own several times, but she is very competent, very confident. she had all the equipment with her to stay safe. she was doing what she absolutely loved to do. i have never seen her as happy as she has been in the past few weeks. a friend described esther as sensitive, caring and clever, always driven to succeed. a woman who gave up the life she felt was expected for seven amazing years of the li

it wasn't -- you know, simply, esther, it just wasn't our time. you know?er, they recounted their chance meeting in the stairwell and their narrow escape. >> you don't talk. you don't say anything. let's go. >> they made it to the garage, but they still weren't out of danger. the garage ceiling had collapsed and water was ankle deep. >> there was one car that was pancaked on top of another car that was pancaked on top of a huge slab of concrete. >> reporter: a mountain of debris proved too much for esther. so, alfredo had to think fast. his son helped, too. >> somebody pushed me. >> yeah. you know, we gave her, like, the old, you know, one two, like, you know, just pushing her. >> push her over the -- >> well, we pushed her up. and we got out of the -- the garage, which was very important. >> reporter: after they cleared the garage, alfredo put esther over his shoulder, once again. and carried her to safety on the beach. >> what do you think about somebody who would do that? >> somebody else. when they see something bad, you know, you need to help each othe

. >> reporter: when champlain towers south shook in the middle of the night esther was in bed on thethe 8-year-old grandmother quickly made her way from unit 509 to the stair well. soon alfredo lopez spotted her. >> she said her knee was bothering her and wanted to stop, you know, i told her, you know, stopping is not an option. >> there was no way you would let her stay. >> no, it just didn't even occur to me, you know. i can't -- she's a human being. >> reporter: but esther couldn't walk on her own so alfredo picked her up, tossed her over his shoulder and carried her down. >> i don't know how many flights of stairs. it couldn't have been that many because i'm not that strong. >> he picked me up. he just pick me up. >> reporter: esther and alfredo hadn't seen each other since that terrible night when he saved her life until we brought them together. >> how are you? [ speaking a foreign language ] >> i'm so happy. >> i'm so happy too. i'm so happy to see you and, you know, we made it out, you know, so that's what's important, right? >> yes, yes. that's important. i'm so happy, you k

she's a human being. >> reporter: but esther couldn't walk on her own, so alfredo picked her up, tossedreally not that strong. >> he just pick me up. >> reporter: they hadn't seen each other since that night when he saved her life until we brought them together. >> i'm so shappy. >> i'm so happy too. i'm so happy to see you. we made it out, so that's what's important. >> that's important thing. i'm so happy. up there, somebody's watching. >> absolutely. esther, it wasn't our time. >> reporter: together they recounted their escape. >> you don't say anything. let's run, let's run, let's run. let's go. >> reporter: they made it to the garage but they still weren't out of danger. the ceiling had collapsed and water was ankle deep. after they cleared the garage, alfredo put esther over his shoulder once again and carried her to safety on the beach. >> you need to help each other in bad times too. remember, everybody having a bad time. what i can tell you? >> reporter: it's so beautiful that they helped you. >> you help everybody. whoever knocks on my door and need help, i give it to them. an

. >> reporter: when champlain towers shook in the middle of the night, esther was in the bed.it 5089 to the stairwell. soon alfredo lopez spotted her. he and his family had escaped apartment 605. >> esther told me her knee was bothering her, she wanted to stop. i told her stopping is not an option, you know? >> reporter: there was no way you were going to let her stay? >> no. just didn't even occur to me. she's a human being. >> reporter: she couldn't walk so alfredo picked her up, tossed her over his shoulder and carried her down. >> i don't know how many flights of stairs. it couldn't be that many because i'm not that strong. >> he just picked me up. he just picked me up. >> reporter: esther and alfredo haven't seen each other since that terrible night when he saved her life and we brought them together. >> how are you? >> i'm so happy. >> i'm so happy, too. i'm so happy to see you and, you know, we made it out, you know? that's what's important, right? >> yes. yes. that's important. i'm so happy. someone is watching. >> yes. absolutely. esther, it just wasn't our time. >> r

james jackson from rich monday, esther jackson from harlem.m, his wife, who just turned 100. and they moved down south, all these northerners moved down south to fight for our democracy. two people are there, the two greatest americans that lived in this time, in my opinion, paul robeson, we'll deal with another time and, of course, w.e.b. dubois. and it becomes very active in the south. and here again are some of the founders, dorothy burnham and many others. the southern negro youth congress, therefore, is the predecessor to student nonviolent committee. he continues to be active of and plays a major role to the founding of the -- san francisco. he's there because he wants to bring together -- [inaudible] the plight of the african nations. he goes there, of course, comes in conflict with mrs. roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt, of course, the grand dame of american political society. she would go and work with blacks in the south. she was, she fought for the rights of blacks in washington d.c. when ashton could not perform at the constitution hall, m

james kelly who was from washington, d.c., tbrawpted a couple years before esther jackson. and her statues are this and she marries poncho who was her husband of many years. of course, one of the great leaders of american -- [inaudible] and publication of people like -- [inaudible] and many others. there's no place for progressives and harry belafonte and others. and this magazine becomes the key freedom magazine in the country. but soon, of course, he is getting old e he is disillusioned, and there he is with my godmother. he's in there house. how did they -- anywhere duboise went, there was a circle. it was the idea that a tenth of the black population would lead the race to freedom. he developed this notion at the beginning of the century. when he developed this notion, there were 9 million african-americans. 90% were in the south. of this 9 million, less than 20,000 had a college degree. there were about 700 lawyers, about 250 doctors, about 17,000 black educate -- educators, there were about 17,000 preachers. not necessarily educated. duboise once said the preachers we

good. niche. esther belcher, ano is gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told. 40 years ago, a civil war monument became the center of a violent white nationalist, raleigh in the us city of charlotte charlottesville. now, the statues of 2 controversial confederate general have been taken down. community leaders, hope removing them will be a 1st step toward a wider reckoning over historical racism and the united states. for years, the city of solid school virginia has been pushing to remove this statue of the confederate general robert, leave the city finally want a long legal battle and people are glad to see the back of the figure on horseback . ah, finally, ready to be a community that doesn't telegraph to our public arts that we are pretty fine with just the wash over the full gamut over most just happened to the lation, but said that you would have taken the get up to the field of georgia personally, almost 4 years ago, these images went around the world white nationalists and rightly extremists came to charlottesville, to protest plan, to remove the s

i told them not to be silent, didn't niche re esther besser anna was gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told. tennis news now and australia is ashley bars. he has won her 1st wimbledon tennis title by beating catalina fish over in the women's single final. the world number one followed up her when at the french open in 2019 with a 3 that victory wimbledon triumph field. a remarkable come back from barty. she wasn't sure she would be fit enough to compete in this year's grass grand slam. and jonathan, a crane from dw sport that joins me now to discuss the women's wimbledon. a final jonathan. it talk us through the match. yeah, i mean finds that they've got their money for this one, clarity, the 1st women's final 2012. they went automated, 3 sets of why it didn't really look like it was going to be like that from the start. we can take a look at some of the action here because that bought, erased out of the blocks you on the 1st 14 points that way. first that quite easily . 63. but it was play for the 2nd because of a nice to steady her sound a little bit.

hello esther, introduce yourself to stream us. hi greetings. my name is esther stanford coffee and i am a jewish consult, which is a specialist in jurisprudence for science and philosophy of law. i'm also the coordinator general of the stop them and give me see we charge genocide ecos campaign. i'm on give me z is a case where healy word for african holocaust as the circuit having to talk to more in just a moment. but 1st i have to greet in the kitchen the kitchen. welcome to the same, introduce yourself track level audience. greetings, tammy. my name is the key key. i'm an attorney, i'm a activist, i'm i advocate and i am an author. i'm a founding member of the cobra, the national coalition of blacks, reparations in america. and i'm an inaugural commissioner on the national african american reparations commission for let's start with the united nations. this is the human rights chief michelle by chalet on july, the 12 making a deep connection between the slave people. i'm reparations and what recreation actually means. there is an urgent need

i told them not to be silent, did 5 missions esther besser anna was gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told us that he has taken down a civil war monument at the center of a violent white nationalist rally. 4 years ago, community leaders hope are moving the statue of the controversial confederate commander. will help to and decades of anguish. for years, the city of solid school virginia has been pushing to remove this statue of the confederate general robert e. leave the city. finally one along legal battle. and people are glad to see the back of the figure on horseback. the finally ready to be a community that doesn't telegraph to our public hearts that we are pretty fine with wait from just the was the full gamut over most just happened to the lation, but this is what it took him to get up to the floor of the door to the person. almost 4 years ago, these images went around the world, white nationalist, and rightly extremists came to charlottesville to protest plan, to remove the statute. a 32 year old woman was killed when a car drove into a crowd of

my name is esther stanford casee. and i am a jewish consult, which is a specialist in jurisprudence, the science and philosophy of law. i'm also the coordinator general of the stock on gimme easy, we charge genocide, echoes side campaign. i'm on give me z is a case where he works for african holocaust as the so good to have you talk to you more in just a moment, but 1st i have to greet in the kitchen the kitchen. welcome to the stream, introduce yourself track level audience. greetings. say me. my name is the key, she tell you. i'm an attorney. i'm an activist, i'm an advocate, and i am an author. i'm a founding member of the cobra. the national coalition of black reparations in america. and i'm an inaugural commissioner on the national african american reparation commission for let's start with the united nations. this is the human rights chief michelle ballet on july, the 12, making a deep connection between the slave people and reparations. and what reparations actually means. there is an urgent need to confront th

esther dice que fueron como angeles que mientras tanto, la tormenta tropical "elsa" se debilito un pocoa habana... en la madrugada del cayos de la florida donde hay alerta de tormenta en direccion norte, donde se pronostica que entrara en la zona de tampa... ahora nos conectamos con vamos a conectarnos con eliangelica gonzÁlez esta en vivo desde cayo hueso. cuÉntanos, parece que ya se comienzan a notar las primeras rÁfagas de viento, no es asÍ? eliangelica: hace minutos habÍa sol incandescente, ahora el sol se ve como te lo muestro en este momento, hay una orden de emergencia local. estÁn monitoreando todo el trayecto de elsa. lo que le piden a los residentes es que los objetos que pueden resultar peligrosos, los resguarden ademÁs los animales y la familia estÉ resguardada, no saben cÓmo puede impactar la tormenta tropical. al igual que los visitantesles piden que se vayan antes de la noche o se queden hasta el miÉrcoles, puede resultar peligroso sabiendo que el Área de ingreso y salida es la misma, el trÁfico es peligroso y se expone la vida de quienes estarÍan viajando. en este lugar,

>> she really is, george. >>> now to my one-on-one with judge esther salas.ey this past year, and how they leaned on their faith. >> everything i do from this moment on is for daniel. he sacrificed his life for his father and me. >> reporter: it was the ultimate act of heroism. judge esther salas' beloved son daniel taking a fatal bullet very dvegunman posing as a assassinate judge salas at their home last summer. her husband, mark, suffering three gunshot wounds, but thankfully surviving. how has this past year been, the roller coaster of emotions? >> i don't want to sugar coat. some of the depths of our despair have moments. mark, thank goodness is thriving, but we had some scares. you know, we're traveling this journey together. >> reporter: through that emotional journey, leaning on their faith and each other. >> one of the things i learned about my husband was his resilience. he had crawled out to the porch to try to get a license plate. that was the first, you know, sign that this guy was just not going to stop. >> really, mark? >> yes. >> that was your

i tell them not to be silent niche esther besser anna was gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told. some sports news now and argentina have beaten arch rivals, brazil, one mil to win the cope america final in real. be muddy scored. the maps only go with a chip over a goalie anderson head and streamed out onto the streets of argentina's capital when cyrus to celebrate the victory. it was their national team's 1st title in 28 years, and the 1st international trophy for argentina, captain, neo no method and the european football championship reaches its climax on sunday night when italy phase england in the final while england will have the support of most of the $60000.00 fans at london's wembley stadium. italy will look to continue their incredible transformation under coach for burton. when cheney are all coming home then the team on this bus to the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. silly. some people were happy to see a li arrive in london for the year, a 2020 final o. b u. k base italy, fans with the own spin on the classic england. that team

i tell them not to be silent, didn't niche esther besser anna was gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told. nato and ukraine have concluded 2 weeks of military exercises in the black sea. the sea breeze drills engaged 5000 troops, dozens of ships and aircraft. the over 30 countries involved aim to demonstrate the strength of their alliance to an increasingly assertive russia. the w correspondent, nick connelly has been on board the us as ross, a destroyer that took part in the maneuvers. he reports from the ukrainian port of odessa person ships shuddering the u. s. s. ross and its allied vessels and just a few kilometer distance here in international waters of the black sea joint us ukrainian excise nothing new, but this year is far from normal. after rushes unprecedented troop build up, friends, borders, potential conflicts, the russian forces, especially what the status of training for is very definitely not something the u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously avoid talking about russia. even though much of their time spent monitoring rus

we esther what made the p or what the people there made of the event? i gave her name. i don't if i can recall the new american citizen. so i wanted, i'm wondering since it's a special moment, a central day for my family, for me, for myself, just a mike there where my life changes completely. no longer strict data in this country. i'm someone who can we can do some change. wonderful. and it's amazing what is like the most important thing to you. why is it to be an american citizen, to belong to this or you said it to the, to the country doesn't really matter where you're from. there's a 32 different countries from which people were citizens became a tell he doesn't really matter where you're from. you will be on over there and it's a family that can protect 5 the worms. so yeah, it's amazing. thank you. and of course, the 1st of july is the very 1st. they say it's not really a ceremony. there, you can see the firework. it's a very special day for 39 people here who just became american citizen. the worst wildfires in decades on the mediterranean island of supers have ki

anthony fauci esther day, to show you the headline from the bbc pickup of the interview he did on the sunday shows saying that the u.s. was heading in the wrong direction is delta cases rise and talked about models and predictions. here's a little from that sunday show. [video clip] >> one modeled by the covid-19 scenario rejected at the u.s. does not improve the vaccination rate, cases will continue to rise, and the u.s. could see a tripling of the current daily death toll, so up to 850 deaths by mid-october, although, the worst case scenario in the modeling, it could climb as high as 4000 deaths, about as bad as last winter. do you think it is possible it could get that bad, 4000 deaths a day? >> well, when they do modeling, they generally give you the worst and best case scenario, but somewhere in the middle, if you look historically at the modeling that has been done over the last 18 months, for the most part, it has been pretty accurate, so i am not so sure it would be the worst case scenario, but it will not be good. we are going in the wrong direction if you look at that inflec

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i told them not to be silent, given 5 missions esther besser anna was gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told. in tennis news, australia, ash body has one have fast wimbledon tides, all up the beating carleen up the cobra and the woman single spinal the well, number one followed up here when at the french open in 2019 with a 3 set victory at wimbledon trial, seals the remarkable come back from batty, who wasn't sure she would be safe enough to compete in this yes, grass grand slam. now where your truck star customs by holland has continued his build up to tokyo olympics with his 2nd consecutive diamond league when and when i call the world record holder, easy, wonderful. 100 meters head and looks good back to be his own time of the games. and the woman 800 meters, birth and lot, i mean, finished. my now the regretting head is the ship to run only the $1500.00 b. as in japan, us wildlife bring just have carried out on aerial fish restocking program. thousands of fish were dropped into leaks in accessible areas of the state of utah . official. see the fis

leonard: josephine esther lauder and her parents -- her mother was horn gary and.hey called her st. -- hungarian. she liked that better than joe the supreme. -- josephine. we were very poor. remember this was the depression. my father had had a successful business. silk did not do too well during the depression. his company had to close down. as my mother had always had ambitions to be an address or to make people beautiful -- actress or to make people beautiful. she was always combing her girlfriends hair and making them look pretty. she loved doing that and that became her vocation. dave: when you're talking about your youth, you do it in great detail. how can somebody remember things that happened 80 years ago? how do you do that? mr. lauder: it is easy to remember 80 years ago -- easier than what i had for lunch today. dave: i understand that phenomenon. your mother is interested in beautifying people but i guess everybody does. what is it she did that got her started in the cosmetics world? mr. lauder: she started to sell the products that her uncle had made.

esther zuma is currently in the hospital wing in isolationor 14 days, pending an assessment of his health-related needs. he is eligible for parole after serving a quarter of his sentence, roughly four months from now. on monday, july 12, all eyes will be on the constitutional courts, the court that convicted and sentenced mr. zuma to prison. he has asked that court to reconsider their conviction and sentence. brent: that was our correspondent, christine mhundwa, reporting from south africa. a new law has come into effect in hungary, despite can the nation -- calmed donation from the european union. critics say the law discriminates against lgbtq people. the european commission has urged hungary to repeal the law, but budapest has defended its decision. >> more love, less hate. activists in hungary gathered in front of parliament to protest the controversial child protection law. they vowed to disobey the new legislation. >> this is a law that puts lgbtqia youth more at risk of bullying and harassment in schools, and of their families as well. >> a provision in the law bands the display of content

>> she was josephine esther lauder and her mother was hung gary in.hey called her esty and she liked that better than josephine. david: when you were growing up, where you in a wealthy family at that time? >> we were very poor. remer this. this was the depression. my father had the desk by father had a very successful business importing silk. silk not count -- did not do too well during the depression. this company had to close down and my mother had always had ambitions to either be an actress or to make people do for. i have a late friend who had been a high school classmate of hers and he said she was always coming -- coming out her girlfriends hair and making them look pretty. she loved doing that and that became her vocation. david: when you are talking about your youth in new york city, you do it in great detail in the book. how can some buddy remember things that happened 80 years ago? >> david, it's easier to remember 80 years ago what i had for lunch today -- it's remember to eat -- it's easier to remember 80 years ago than what i had for lun

. >> she was josephine esther water and her parents -- her mother was hungarian.y called her esty. she like that better than josephine. david: for you in a wealthy family? mr. lauder: we were very poor. remember this. this was the depression. my father had had a successful business importing silk. silk did not do too well during the depression. his company had to close. my dark -- mother had ambitions to be an actress. a late friend who had been a high school classmate said she was always combing her girlfriends hair and making them look pretty. she loved doing that and that became her vocation. david: when you're talking about your youth in new york city, you do it in great detail in the book. how can somebody remember things that happened 80 years ago? mr. lauder: it is easier to remember 80 years ago than what i had for lunch today. [laughter] david: i understand that phenomenon. ok. your mother is interested in making people more beautiful but i guess everybody likes that. what is it she did that got her started in the cosmetics world? mr. lauder: she started

i tell them not to be silent. niche like esther belcher, ano is gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told. moving on to some sports news now, argentine has beaten arch rivals, brazil, one mil to win the copa america final in rio. and he scored the max only goal with a chip over goal 8 or the head fan, streamed out onto the street of argentina capital cyrus to celebrate the victory. it was their national teams 1st title in 20 years. and the 1st international trophy for argentine as captain, neo no less the and the european football championship reaches its climax on sunday night when a believe faced england in the final. while england will have the support of most of the 60000 fans at london's wembley stadium, italy will look to continue their incredible transformation under coach roberto when she is football coming home. then the team on the bus to the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. silly. some people were happy to see italy arrive in london for the year 2020 final oh. these u. k base italy fans with the own spin on the classic england that tea

getting pulled out of that, and getting another to pick you up and get to doctors within an hour esthersen. duckworth: we did not crash. that is good. we landed it. that was cruitical. we always fly with two aircraft together for instances like this so that we have a backup to help you out if you get in trouble. and then they came back for what they thought was my body so i never received attorney can't or first-aid. they assumed i was dead. they got me out of there so they would bring a body back for my family to barry. david: you got to a medical treatment facility and they tried to keep you alive and what did they do during that period of time? sen. duckworth: my door gun on the right side in the rescue realizes i am alive because he sees more blood on the deck of the aircraft and realizes he has a turn to get on. no one should be bleeding. why is there more blood? he realized tammy is still bleeding. her heart is pumping. he declines treatment when they get put into the medevac aircraft. the medic says take care of her. david: eventually you're on morphine and other drugs but when y

i tell them not to be silent niche like esther besser anna was gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told to tennis. now, an extraneous ash bazzi has one half bath wimbledon title of the beaten cowley annapolis cobra in the woman single spinal. the weldon mulanda followed up here when the french open in 2019 with 3 sets victory. it follows a remarkable come back from batty, who wasn't even sure she would be fit enough to compete in this. yes, grass grand slam. i all out today's vac stopped e d w documentary antarctica message from another planet. that's after the break. i maybe mike a junior. thank you very much for watching the news . the goal was right in front of them. it's then suddenly we agreed to postpone the or didn't the games that tokyo with 2020 throne. of course, during the qualifying ground, these for sports heroes countdown during lockdown starts july 19th on d. w. ah, the antarctic continent, mystery natural wonders covered with ice 4 kilometers. deep temperatures can draw 2 minus 93 degrees celsius and 75 percent of our planets. fresh water

the injured esther posey watching the young catcher today, he comes through in singles in donovan solano, giants. two single that is first at bats and the fans are loving it. cruising, josh bell so fold. there goes the bat flying. wow. six strikeouts in six innings. good luck. brandon crawford, his 18th of the year, 3 off of his career high home runs, tied with any shortstop in league history before the all-star break, giants win 10-4. >>> twins at the a's and rangers game in texas. they have food as well. the a's down 2-0, sean murphy, seth brown go back to back off of mike who has given up the most homers in the majors, we are tied up. going to extra innings, the twins are still hanging in. they are gamers. both teams scored in the 10th, oakland scores four and 11, stephen piscotty, the a is win > tennis, top seed ashley looking for the first wimbledon final apiece. won the first 14 points as she takes the first set. and the other won the second. watch the reach for the one- handed backhand. pretty point from that shot. championship point into the net. she wins her first wimbledon and

the european commissioner, who is this for competition, margaret of esther said that this is actually about the green deal about trying to make your it the 1st climate neutral concept by continent, 520502050. that's the aim. essentially. what these 5 call me because they're alleged to have done is to have sat down and had regular technical assess discussions to prevent special technology from reducing emissions in diesel cause there is a thing called ad blue. it is a liquid that goes into a tank in a car and it is put into the emissions as the car is driving forward. and it reduces the nitrous oxide emissions into the atmosphere. what the car companies relate to have done is to have limited the, the size and the usage of those tangs in such a way an agreed to have done so that would meet the bare minimum you legal standard . so it meant from the european commission point of view that they were stifling innovation, but also what they were doing was preventing the greenest possible cause, getting in to the hands of consumers. so $875000000.00 euros as a $1000000000.00. this sounds like

and it is definitely helping inspire esther in this tournament.— helping inspire esther in this tournamentt, i brown. a question to you first, ga . brown. a question to you first, gary- geoff _ brown. a question to you first, gary. geoff hearst _ brown. a question to you first, gary. geoff hearst has - brown. a question to you first, gary. geoff hearst has likened| brown. a question to you first, i gary. geoff hearst has likened like into your leadership to the leadership of his coach in the queen has sent you a message far too early on in your years. i wonder how you are dealing with reaching an england final because the whole nation are trying to get their head around. i think we are very calm. we have got a lot of belief in this group of players, and harry and myself were talking earlier that we have grown into the tournament and we knew there were different phases of the tournament and our first objective was to qualify from the group. and we stayed calm after the scotland game when, you know, the moments where there is criticism and you can adopt a siege mentality and change your appr

anti—semitism found an old common —— comedy routine that was filmed and in it you could see that esthere holocaust. this had obviously emerged and then a few minutes ago we had then a few minutes ago we had the statement from the president of the tokyo olympics. he announced that he has since been fired. we know that the opening ceremony is due to take place on friday so just over 2a hours away. this has been a fraught buildup in terms of issues like this because it is this the third senior official who has been fired in the buildup to this. a chief resigned a couple of months ago after suggesting that a female comedian could appearas that a female comedian could appear as an olympic pig. also we had the head of the organising committee resigning after he had to apologise for making sexist comments. earlier this week in tokyo one of the composers for the music for the opening ceremony on friday had his work removed from the event because of allegations of bullying disabled children when he was a student. so significant news coming through in the last 30 minutes or so. now, hashimoto, th

. >> can you move your head a little, wally esther mark -- little, wally? >> i love it. >> here. catch. ready? >> you just have to wait for us. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> yeah! >> here, toss me one. >> there it goes! >> try again. >> i can't get through. >> whoo! >> oh, i love it. i love it. >> really different. >> i cannot. >> wonderful. wonderful. [applause] mark bezos: that was a good catch. ms. cornell: wally, was it everything you expected and more? ms. funk: i loved every minute of it. i wish it was longer because i have been in space -- not in that area. i could do a lot more roles and twists. there was not quite enough room for all four of us. it was great. i loved it. i can hardly wait to go again. jeff bezos: next up for you is the moon, wally. amen. ms. cornell: any impressions having seen the video of it? is it one of those things were you just took it in and it is hard to compare the video smart what are other sensations that come from having seen that? after, of course, the four minutes of weightlessness, the fun you had, of course, we got you buckled back in and desce

. >> he came up in his esther williams bathing cap. chris is a senior editor at federalist.are always glad to see him. these joe biden diversions obscure the fact he is not a genial old uncle. he is the head of one of the most corrupt families in the country. >> we know that hunter biden is above board. he doesn't do business to sell access to his father with americans. he takes that abroads. go to china and ukraine. he is responsible. when he was ejected from the rock 'n roll hotel in los angeles, he left through the front door unlike jim morrison who went through the second story window. he is not the kind of guy that would make money for something he has no skills at except for hills and helping out with burisma and art. in the art world he is as much of a hack as any other modern artist i have ever seen. >> that's true. the entire new york art scene [inaudible]. money that would otherwise be going up someone's noses but this is being used to get to the president of the united states. that's different than the garbage on the walls of mid town gallerys. >> one of the best

ah, you esther gnostics, dorothy mon bowels has pulled out as 2 more finals at the tokyo olympics as she focuses on her mental health. 24 year old join, some of her teammates on a shopping trip in the host city on saturday. bowels is not withdrawn from for a 1st 6 offense. she'll be assessed daily before deciding whether to compete in the 2 remaining finals coming up next week. and richardson isn't toko, and he report the bowels has brought the important issue of mental health to a world stage. i think it looks unlikely now, and possibly unlikely will ever see her at another olympics again. i mean, the us elliptic teams saying they all going to continue to evaluate her on a daily basis for their are now any 2 more events in which she can compete. she may not be too active in gymnastics at the moment, but she has been active on social media in the last 24 hours. i talking to fans about what she describes and what gina is described as the twisty, not in gulf, in the ships. i guess it's basically where mind and body nor instinct can, regardless of what the mind tries to tell the body to

and in the women's drive, when esther bore became the 1st arab woman to reach the 4th rounded wimbleton. denisia came from a set down and overcame vomiting unmatched point due to nerves to be 20. 17 wimbleton champion, bring them move a router show next face poland in garcia. she take robots will be here after a short break with the w business and a welcome boost to employment in the us. i'm back at the top of the hour with more world news, and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at t w dot com. i'm aaron chilton. berlin, thanks for joining the w. two's people and trucks injured was trying to feed the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families don't treat people seeing extreme dreams. getting 200 people around the world, more than 300000000 people are speaking with huge because no one should have to flee. make up your own line. w. need for mines. the. the, the u. s. is getting back to work. employers created 850000 jobs in june, not more than expected sectors. a struggling to find workers will speak black r

not only did not say what she actually promoted, the might done who her foreign minister of esther male. it came and spoke to the so called protest us, who killed 38th ukrainian policeman in the process of this, sol, cool. the last that actually almost 5 months between 20152014, nico, et cetera. in his article, i think you're very right. you're right that the west repudiated the peaceful condition of power which was agreed and which was signed on the 22nd of february, 2014. immediately after it became clear that credit goes credit check to see is total control. the west forgot about the supreme it was america was the 1st to forget that it was her foreign minister. now the president of germany find stein my . she signed this. she guarantees this agreement between yano and their position. and now the western media pretense, it doesn't remember, it portion said that they lost the paper. you know, they were when he was asked to produce this document, which people saw a sign on television. you know, we just lost it. i can find that it's the paper i mean go back to georgia of 2015. they opene

esther lynn se metía al área, contacto y penal, el daño estaba hecho.>> los giants todavía siguen como líder de la división con un juego de ventaja sobre los dodgers de los Ángeles, hasta aquí los deportes, pausa y regresamos ( comerciales ) >>> regresa a san francisco el tradicional espectáculo aéreocon la participación de la marina estadounidense, los blue Àngels, así lo anunció la alcaldesa de la ciudad. el evento se realizará del 8 al 10 de octubre en el festival en pantalla, la entrada es gratis, pero si desea estar en alguna de las áreas privadas puede comprar su boleto a partir del próximo 16 de julio >>> y si lo que buscan es empleo, una posada en la isla de la bahía de san pablo está ofreciendo la oportunidad de vivir en una isla privada de san francisco y también un pago de nada más y nada $-140,000 al año >>> la posada estuvo cerrada debido a la pandemia y va a reabrir sus puertas en septiembre y la persona que obtenga el empleo deberá comenzar en agosto. tendrá que vivir ahí. >>> ¿qué tiene que hacer? >>> mira esa isla esta, pequeñita >>> va

she was one of 13 women who trained as esther notes and the mercury project in the 1900 sixty's. but were bought from going into space by nasa's then discriminate re gender policy fees and on paying gifts of the amazon found her. i feel fantastic. i'm so surprised. but i won't know more until everything comes around. release, release really a new ship at flight to come shortly after that by another billionaire richard branson. along 3 crewmates and 2 pilots, aboard space ship to the virgin. glad to take own i caught a glimpse of earth from more than 80 kilometers up. and a few minutes of weightlessness before gliding safely back down. the billionaire space race has not come without criticism. what about the climate impacts of their business empires? what about income inequality and their problematic wealth? there are real questions about whether or not these rocket companies are that shiny object meant to distract us from the wider impacts of their business empires. but above all, these slides represent the culmination of one of the most processes of privatization . the world has