the birds rely on the food . hayden, in the mud, in order to be able to refuel and continue on their journey. 42 feet off with the mud as its geological basis. several organisms co exist in the title slant, and also it is playing a vital role. the food supply source and resting place for endangered migratory birds will tell you that. and that's another reason south korea is hoping the area will be added to you. next goes world heritage list. it could bring the much needed income from tourism that has been lost during the pandemic. as interest rises, both at home and abroad in the spectacular side of the tidal plan. thanks for watching the interest, the global economy, our portfolio g w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission analyze the fight for markets dominance.

. >> hayden, speaking of economic choices, my real question to you is the uncertainty of the delta variant, is that increasing the desire for freelancers you don't have to give them the same benefits, or is it reducing the need or demand because of that uncertainty, and does vaccinated status matter to companies when it comes to freelancers? >> vaccinated status definitely doesn't matter when it comes to freelance terse. what companies really care about is does the person have the skills i need? studies for going back for years have said the number one thing executives have been constrained by when they look at their workforce is can i get access to the people with the skills i need and they have been running out of those talented individuals with staffing firms and things like that. now here we come with solutions like upwork that give them access to a whole world of highly skilled talent that solves that age-old challenge for them as we're moving through the pandemic, what we're hearing from companies they don't care where the people are and they don't care about things like vaccination

. >> our daughter hayden has spinal muscular atrophy. >> two of my children were born with s.m.a.. >> reporter: many of these parents had no idea what s.m.a. was until it happened to their child. >> my daughter was born before any treatments were available, and she was neve able to sit, stand, walk or talk. >> i wish that we never knew what it was and that this wasn't our story. but it is our story. >> reporter: because time is so crucial, many are now calling on states to make s.m.a. testing mandatory at birth. >> there has been such an enormous advancement in treatment over the past three years. >> we hope that newborn screening becomes the norm in all 50 states because it will give children a much better life than they otherwise would have. >> reporter: in recent months their mission has been gaining traction. nationwide a number of states adding mandatory screening for s.m.a. still, 15% of newborn babies are not tested. california enacted its mandatory testing six months after rhys was born. >> i just think back to the doctor telling me that you don't have anything to worry ab

what bill hayden's wrote in the email, i think i was just naive and it clearly did not lead to any policy decision. we all have decades of experience in the industry, and therefore we have reputations to maintain. and that means that there is no point in us being responding to the influence of one stakeholder over another because those reputations wouldn't be destroyed. i can say absolutely. and categorically, categorically this paper was not ghost written. we all import our own sections to the paper. there was no input involvement or influence of the review by monsanto . thinking care. well, it seems apparent. monsanto actually fears real independent, authentic science, montana said itself, it feared the i r f review when it found in in 2014. this is before i sat down before the classification. monsanto says it fears this. it says internally that it knew it had zone ability and epidemiology toxicology. dino togs muslim officials even predicted the glad to say would warrant a possible or probable rating with respect to ethan ecker. know s as a process is defined as a peer review and i und

it for many our own part, hayden aim into politics if any kinda he sent it in the video and the man flooding your kid in an opening and maybe some major mock of hold to serve our call to see cases key in the hearing boone. and i'm going to look at them and see if we can get done a lot more new school ac. i did not choose any duties or going to me the year for that money daily give with the swimming equal. make sure you got to show this fancy to show the get it to show the complete the feed. usually you should, they leave should all the, and jose, and you will leave these to come in a bit. bye me, let's do a version. it's gone. newly biblical new laziness, new zone at the see the not proper new gonzalez. this is bob. buck is still did, you know, can make it, but i think we should put a protocol contest. the gallery, you know, they're going to go and see if their distribution should be a good fit. i think the lease is up for me. they don't do news or the notice that it's going to bluff. but if you don't know it's going to play the last part of the on i was we're pretty good. who does or africa

bridger pass horse creek treaty the mormons take fort bridger guiding gore gk, warren and ferdinand hayden chief guide for the utah war the search for yellowstone america's guide and storyteller blazing the bridger trail to powder river campaign red cloud fights back. the battle of the hundred in the hand the crows would not permit bridger to be in dangered so much farther. that's a wide variety of experiences and encounters. in the book follows bridger as he as he went through his life and tried to first be a fur trapper and then be a further and leader. and then being a fort owner and then being a scout and a guide trying to be helpful to as many people as he could and in many cases trying to prevent any kind of warfare with some of the indigenous peoples. so that the first point that i'm making then is bridger is a fascinating figure who actively participated in six decades of western history. the second point is that jim bridger is someone you would want to meet. in fact people of his day they often remembered when it was that they first met bridger and they described him and they told

britain finished second, and upcoming starand britain finished second, and upcoming star and then hayden zealand finished with the bronze medal. when he was getting his medal a short time ago he had tears on the podium so you could see what it meant to him. another note, because it was out on the streets of tokyo, locals were able to come out on the street and see it but there were people walking around with signs asking their to be no spectators. the open air events where you could possibly get a look, even though being discouraged to two, and they are coming out to see that. and thatis are coming out to see that. and that is because of the coronavirus pandemic. but that look on the face of kristian blummenfelt, what a victory for him. you can really feel that emotion. what else is coming up on the schedule for day three and what should we be keeping and what should we be keeping an eye on?— an eye on? very busy this monday- _ an eye on? very busy this monday- we _ an eye on? very busy this monday. we began - an eye on? very busy this monday. we began nicely| an eye on? very busy this -

the birds rely on the food. hayden, in the mud, in order to be able to refuel and continue on the journey to sit up with the mud as its g, a logical basis. several organisms co exist in the title plant and also it is playing a vital role as the food supply store. i'm directing place for endangered migratory birds will tell you that. and that's another reason south korea is hoping the area will be added to you. next goes world heritage list. it could bring the much needed income from tourism that has been lost during the pandemic. as interest rises at home and abroad in the spectacular side of the tidal plan. and before we go, let's get an update from the world of cycling. the buffering victorious team competing at the toward the front or subject of a doping investigation kicked off by french police writers. hotel rooms were searched by officers before stage 18 of the race. the prosecutor in charge of the case, the investigation was opened. quote, for acquisition, transport, possession, and import of the substance or method prohibited for use by an athlete without medical justification. te

from our guests journalist and political analyst, half current mustafah, and also lawyers, stephanie hayden. the women is simply not as important as transgender as men, essentially, or those who identify women. you know, at the end of the day, it's always better to be born male. even if you identify as a woman, even if you plan to feel you transition into a woman at the end of the day, you're always better off has being going to man. because being a woman simply doesn't afford you the same rights and privileges. even the one case, even the one women needlessly raped by a person who was convicted of sexual assault on women, is one to many. and i think that one case, and it's not one case obviously, but that one case is one to many and one that should never been allowed to happen in any context. with common sense prevail and sexual a made a sexual predator with male attributes should not be placed in an, in an old female environment. there are 2 policies that are followed. one depends on whether or not you are legally classed as of the gender. you identify width, so in other words, have you g

that article, claiming the implements was part of an alleged ring of chinese propagandists. navina, hayden says the paper has completely twisted the truth. you very much did you have developed put me at 21 year old student on public display and poked a finger at me saying, look, she's probably working for china and making money from it. to put it mildly, i was disappointed my opinion of the media only got worse after this. i saw how just information was created, and i think that it's often not done by chance. i tried to show a different point of view on twitter so that people have a more complete picture for vance, because all follow me to say the chinese civil everson, china says it's propaganda and everything that china does is bad. i just wanted to present a different point of view on the situation. back in june, develop, published a piece on an alleged network of chinese advocates. it says the members trying to sell china to the german public as a progressive and philanthropic country that says that the people are part of a will wide media propaganda strategy regardless of whether they

it would say when i was 14, i won a competition to play the hayden trumpet concerto with the new orleanslharmonic. but i was playing jazz the whole time. what could i say that i did? i played in a club on a wednesday. david: but in one year, you won a grammy, the only person to win a grammy in jazz and classical music in the same year. wynton: it's a funny story about my father. he went to the grammys. he was not into those kind of things. and he sat through the whole show, and he was, like, "wow, this is the grammys." at the end of the show, i won. i was in the hotel with him and my mother, getting ready to go out to a party or something. and i was like, yeah, and my dad looked at me, and he was wondering, he said, "i'm glad that was the grammys, i'm glad you won. don't get me wrong, it's great, but you don't think this means you can play, do you?" [laughter] so, i started laughing, because i was like 22. and i knew what he was saying, because i still, of course, had a long way to go to learn how to play. david: what did people say, initially, when you said we need to do more jazz at li

the birds rely on the food hayden, in the mud, in order to be able to refuel and continue on their journey. 42 feet up with the mud as its logical basis. several organisms exist in the title plant and also it is playing a vital role. the food supply, i thought i'm directing place for endangered migratory birds will tell you that. and there's another reason south korea is hoping the area will be added. see you next goes world heritage left. it could bring the much needed income from tourism that has been lost during the pandemic. as interest rises, both at home and abroad in the spectacular side of the title flag. that is your news update at this hour. stay tuned for a d. w documentary about the world most legendary grants hotels. don't forget, there is of course, always more on our website and d, w dot com, social media act i, claire interests and in virginia for me and the entire team here. thank you so much for joining us. with the goal was right in front of them, they gave it. then suddenly we agreed to postpone the are well in the games that tokyo with 2020 from of course, during the q

places in the state of oregon have forced firefighters to retreat in the last 10 days practical. hayden reports in your mission and this is the western united states and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say not like this, not this early, not this intense, not this many fires. we're seeing more fire days across not only the us but other parts of the world as well. and certainly the conditions are becoming worked. do serve for wildfires, you know, we're seeing increase cheap ways in oregon. the bootleg fires corte more than 1500 square kilometers of land. roughly the size of los angeles happening in the state that is already seen. and share of weather challenges in february we saw devastating ice storms over a half a 1000000 people lost power last fall and you are well aware. we had unprecedented wildfires. we had over 4000 homes last in that fire, and it is literally climate change playing out before eyes disorders and oregon are so intense that they are creating their own weather

the birds rely on the food hayden in the mud, in order to be able to refuel and continue on the journey. but in order to fit up with much of its g, a logical basis, several organisms exist in the title plant and also it is playing a vital role. the food supply store and resting place for endangered migratory birds will tell you that. and that's another reason south korea is hoping the area will be added to you. next goes world heritage list. it could bring the much needed income from tourism that has been lost during the pandemic. as interest rises, both at home and abroad in the spectacular side of the tidal plan. you know what she did? i mean, use it. as a reminder of the top story we're following for you. rescue us are searching for hundreds of people. still unaccounted will offer severe flooding in western germany . the number of people who have died as now risen to at least 100. many homes have been destroyed. the army has been deployed to some of the west has aris the and that's it from me and the new steamer up today. don't go away though. up next more chance on america visit to

assist the international investigators are also looking into how such a deadly security lapse at hayden's presidential palace could have occurred the head of the general security unit for the police guard demitria rog, now under investigation. manuel up a little al jazeera. and let's bring in andy gallagher, who's covered haiti expensively. he joins us live from washington. andy, haiti requesting foreign military assistance. us troops, un peacekeepers, the u. s. has said it's highly unlikely. what about the united nations? while my 1st responds to the request coming from the haitian government was well, who's making this request because no one appears to be in charge. at this moment in time. you mentioned in the run up to monies package the 3 different names of 3 different people, split loyalties among various politicians, backing various other politicians. so it's not surprising to me perhaps of the u. s . doesn't want to get involved. busy at this point in time, the u. n. of course pulled out back in 2017. they were never a force that was like very much in haiti, certainly when i was th

alex yee of britain took silver with hayden wilde of new zealand taking bronze. strength in his legs to pull clear at the end. he felt the head, though, collapsing afterwards after his celebrations, he was taken away on a wheelchair but he was back and well and happy when he got his medal. i and well and happy when he got his medal. .., and well and happy when he got his medal-— his medal. ican imagine. i understand _ his medal. ican imagine. i understand the _ his medal. ican imagine. i understand the heat - his medal. ican imagine. i understand the heat is - his medal. ican imagine. i understand the heat is an l his medal. ican imagine. i- understand the heat is an issue and we will look at that later in the programme. sarah, what else do we have to look forward to on day three? so much action, isn't there? today we've gone through the swimming and we've had the triathlon and now all of the attention will be focused on the likes of the men's rugby sevens. few will forget fiji's golden moment from five years ago. i was lucky enough to be there to see them win an

assist the international investigators are also looking into how such a deadly security lapse at hayden's presidential palace could have occurred, the head of the general security unit for the police guard demitria wrong. now under investigation, manuel up a little al jazeera, the particle haine has law on the arrest response to that request the troops. the haitians have asked the united nations to send in peacekeepers. they've asked the u . s. department of defense to send us troops. i was able to confirm that with the pentagon today, the department of defense said that they have received the request and it redirected me to the state department for further questions. it seems highly unlikely that the u. s. is going to want to put troops in haiti 1st of all because of the violence there, it would take a very large, true presence. it would be expensive and keep in mind, president joe biden has just told us troops out of afghanistan. haiti is not a country that has a huge constituency in the united states that would push the president literally to take stronger steps and the u. s. has in th

and you moved from hayden because she has become down in this country in india. and i mean of all the fact is that the common stead among all these the means is that these are vocal and slim in the talk about this. and he moves in hate and bigotry, and attacks very vocally on their social media or write about it. they are activists or journalists, such as myself, will use the been to talk about them actively. and the idea is to mediate the idea to say that you don't belong in the public domain. you cannot use your voice to say the same. and i would like to have this, i know for a fact that people have been trying to when will try to white into an old when you show, you know, and to show you which indefinitely is. but this is an issue methodically. copper with lots and lots of this drama because let's remember these specifically were slim, the men who are not all women, but most of the men who use that to me in iraq protest have been held since last october over what human rights groups describe as assassinations. carried out with impunity rights group say, nearly

assist the international investigators are also looking into how such a deadly security lapse at hayden's presidential palace could have occurred the head of the general security unit for the police guard demitria rog. now under investigation. multiple al jazeera. that's bringing andy gallagher in washington for his and he has covered haiti extensively. andy, hey, t requesting foreign military assistance. us troops, un peacekeepers. washington says it's highly unlikely. what about the united nations? well, i, i don't think it's likely that either of these bodies will respond at the moment because my 1st response. so who is making this request that doesn't appear to be anyone in charge in haiti right now. there at least 3 different names of 3 senior politicians, all claiming to be the new president or at least a new felon president. until there are some elections going on, so it doesn't surprise me that neither the us nor the un is likely to respond at this point in time. remember the united nations, a troops that were brought in that left in 2017, they weren't particularly popular while t

and he moved from hayden because she has become transparent in this country in india. and i mean of also the fact is that the common step among all these means is that these are vocal muslim demand. they talk about this and have, and bigotry, and fax on very vocally on their social media or write about it. the activists or journalists such as myself, will use the ban to talk about them actively. and the idea is to mediate the ideas, to say that you don't belong in the public domain. you cannot use your voice to say the same. and i would like to have this, i know for the fact that people have been trying to when will try to white into an old mean you show, you know, into any show you which indefinitely is. but this is an issue methodically coupled with lots and lots of this drama. because let's remember the, the, specifically mostly the men who are not all remember, the men who use their voice. destiny. us president joe biden has called on russia one represented crackdown on cyber criminals. last week, more than a 1000 businesses in the u. s. were affected by a ransomwa

youth and that is where his strength paid off as he sprinted clear of alex yee from great britain and haydende from new zealand. he collapsed over the line. heat is a thing here but they have been dealing with it. he was taken away in a wheelchair but he was ok to receive his medal. interestingly as well this was on the streets of tokyo, lots of locals out lining the streets to watch. they have been discouraged from doing that because we are within the coronavirus pandemic however there were people watching. an there were people watching. an eventful start already. what else is expected on day three? the action is coming thick and fast now. all eyes will be on the swimming pool shortly. the finals are in the morning here in tokyo to coincide with tv rights and deals in the usa so it is interesting to see how swimmers are going there. this morning we are looking at people like adam pt for great britain, not beaten in the 100 metres breaststroke in seven years. a dominant force. one a little closerfor years. a dominant force. one a little closer for the women is the usa superstar katie lee dic

he was in a trio including alex yee from great britain and hayden wilde from new zealand.ng them on the streets, we know that because of the coronavirus pandemic — they would be no spectators at the ticketed events — however in some events on the streets we are seeing people out to watch them, despite being asked not to. amazing drama in the triathlon, drama in the pool, what else is coming up? iam not coming up? i am not sure we can cope with much more drama! but, the action is coming thick and fast. it always happens like this in the olympics. it is great when the sports get up and running. afew great when the sports get up and running. a few other things we have been keeping an eye on is the rugby sevens, which was a new sport back in 2016. fiji — how can you forget those scenes down in rio watching them win gold? it was so special for their team and the country. theirfirst special for their team and the country. their first ever olympic gold. they were scared a little bit byjapan, their opponents in the first half, however they stretch their legs and ran in a couple of

alex yee of britain took silver with hayden wilde of new zealand taking bronze.the pool, canada's margaret macneil took gold in the women's hundred—metres butterfly — finishing just ahead of china's yufei zhang. team gb's adam peaty is a red hot favourite to win gold in the men's hundred—metres breaststroke. and the rugby sevens tournament has got under way. defending gold—medallists fiji beat hosts japan in their first group game. we also have skateboarding coming up, sarah mulkerrins in tokyo has more on that. we also know we will have the we also know we will have the women's event of street skateboarding take place. we saw the skateboarding take place. - saw the men's event yesterday with the local winning the men's heat. later on, we will have the final for the women's was not really interesting to see how that new portable progress. i am delighted to say we cannot speak to a skateboarder who joins us now on the programme. bryce, you are competing in the park event. we should clarify there are two events — street and park. how are you feeling at the moment?

hayden week later, they are still not giving up the firefighter of the search and rescue team might notke a systematic search going on, scientists and engineers, humans coming with shovels and their hands. >> part of me has hope we can find a miracle, nothing would be more amazing with such gravity and despair than to find one person alive in the rubble but we will hold out hope as long as you possibly can our message to the family everyday is that no matter what happens, we are here for you. reporter: also miami-dade mayor ordered an inspection, all buildings older than 40 years old, one tower has a documented, hundreds of residents were given just a few hours to get out of there home. we are expecting a press conference any minute where we hope to get an update on this tower and we will bring up to your. jon: thank you. elsa has gone back to pakistan status after the first hurricane of the 2021 atlantic season. the haiti and dominican republic this week from a strong winds and heavy rain to florida as early as sunday night. adam from our talks whether center joins us live with details

that means i take objects and arrange them in my own way in order to highlight something to hayden suspicious nature is a design dimension to shepherd. i'm falling on the playful person and i started by staging, cropping and lighting to highlight details, and show how unique and complex these things on the i think, i think, of course, things that it 1st may seem unremarkable or no doubt to my china. bishop frances inspiration in the chaos of the 1st floor can, i can imagine that this was actually a floor here. it could be an eye on it has the shape of a half closed eye. and together with the rest of the root, could be a moose. clinton and one of the bishop's biggest projects involved the illumination of mountains scapes across europe using home night spotlights. the spectacular images were taken on clear nights like this. one of the guys, the peaks in the to get the images, bishop travel to the mountain regions with the home made spotlights. there, he enlisted help on 5, mike, new assurance time constant. a few years ago, the mountain scene inspections, bishop takes photos of the individual s

it gets practice hayden elevens how they can be resistant against the vaccine. the delta variant is one. the fear is the next variant will not work out as well. it could be resistant to the vaccine and it will be because unvaccinated people have given the virus so much practice. it could be because it's goingen. hopefully the people who plamg the team reap telt. now to the olympics. selina wang joins us with more on this decision. what can you tell us about this and any other new changes coming because of the new state of emergency? >> right, ana. we're two weeks away from the games and organizers finally announcing they're not allowing any spectators attomy owe. this is because tokyo has been experiencing another surge in covid-19 cases, reaching the highest level in months with more cases driven by the delta variant. it still remains low. 15% of the population fully vaccinated. this is as the prime minister has just declared yet another state of emergency in tokyo this. is not a hard lockdown, but it requires restaurants and bars to close evidence. now, even t

>> i have tremendous admiration for hayden brown she does a great job you hold on to that stock. they know what they're doing they've got horse sense. adam in colorado, please, adam. >> caller: big boo-yah to the chill man teaching us young investors. >> the young investors are here. this is where they are and they're not just fighting the shorts, they're trying to find longs. how can i help you >> caller: amen. i bought a position at moderna at $29 then i sold my cost basis on an average of $1.33 they said the j&j is less effective does this stock have a tailwind >> no, i think bulls make money. we know that bears make money but pigs, that said i think moderna's targeted cancer vaccines that are in the -- that are in play will make it so that the billions it's making right now will look like -- well, i don't want to say nothing because boy this company is making a ton of money but i think the cancer vaccines are for real and these guys are real smart guys can i go to santo in my home state of pennsylvania. santo. >> caller: berks county boo-yah, jim. >> nice reading boo-yah back

our model will be library of congress carla hayden and panelists will include current and former members of congress. on tuesday, june 15 at noon historian michael burling game will be a to talk about his new book and american marriage, based on 30 years of research he describes and analyzes the marriage between abraham lincoln and mary todd. through its libraries national archives preserves the records of our president back to herbert hoover. the stories told in the library's cover president entire life not just their time in the highest office of the nation. after returning to private life a number of them turn to humanitarian causes and advisory roles, and you'll find those activities documented in the library's as well. after leaving office in 1993, george bush remained engaged in public service and continue to encourage others to make a difference in large and small ways. he shared his decades of experience with his successors and worked ceaselessly for a kinder, gentler america. the days author jean becker was with president bush for nearly all of his postpresidential years. in her

ever been hooked on a soap opera, ever see alicia keys play two pianos at the same time, she saw hayden's got do that on her variety show, and every mother on television owed a small debt to gertrude. tonight jennifer will keep the spotlight on these women that made the contributions with lasting impacts on how. it's my introduction jennifer and i hope you will order fromnd bookshelf.org or your favoritee independent bookstore. if you use bookshelf.org then you know local independent bookstores every purchase and tonight please point your purchase to the independent bookstore in newoo york city and now please welcome jennifer armstrong. before we jump into discussing the women in the book i have to ask you to talk a little bit about this fascination that we were talking about in the green room with television and popular culture. how did you turn everyone's favorite sport into a career? >> i was really lucky. i will admit that right now. i have a pop culture centric household and i didn't realize this until college and beyond when i met other people. but there were always records playing

understand it today, the objective in the old ways that we thought it could be repented of course there's hayden whites contents of reform. there's discourse course three coming out of europe on the death of the author and so on, and then since peter novicks book there are the advantages of neuroscience and in memory. it makes it impossible for me to think that there can ever be certain unchanging view of any part of the past, that every interpretation of the past is relative to every other one and that you understand the past only by understanding all of the ways in which people so far have interpreted a certain part of the past. in that sense, i end up in a postmodern position, although i've never until now thought myself as a postmodernist but when he think about the subject of objectivity as told to me by others i think we accept the ideal that noble dream of trying to understand the past versus i got like a vase and bar, but we never get there. and, of course, bronchus statement can be translated to ways. we in the anglophone world had taken the translation to be as the past actually happen