laurel hubbard is a veteran mail- hubbard is a veteran mail lifter— hubbard is a veteran mail lifterpping the - hubbard is a veteran mail lifter stopping the only. hubbard is a veteran mail- lifter stopping the only reason that laurel— lifter stopping the only reason that laurel hubbard _ lifter stopping the only reason that laurel hubbard has - lifter stopping the only reason that laurel hubbard has beenl that laurel hubbard has been able — that laurel hubbard has been able to— that laurel hubbard has been able to qualify _ that laurel hubbard has been able to qualify for _ that laurel hubbard has been able to qualify for the - that laurel hubbard has been able to qualify for the backs i able to qualify for the backs is because _ able to qualify for the backs is because laurel— able to qualify for the backs is because laurel has - able to qualify for the backs is because laurel has that l able to qualify for the backs - is because laurel has that male advantage _ is because laurel has that male advantage -- _ is because laurel has that male advantage. —— that— is because laurel has

, , ., the inclusion of laurel hubbard? ,, ., ., , hubbard?o _ hubbard? this is that the only male who identifies _ hubbard? this is that the only male who identifies as - hubbard? this is that the only male who identifies as a - hubbard? this is that the only i male who identifies as a female that is_ male who identifies as a female that is competing. there are three — that is competing. there are three others, sol that is competing. there are three others, so i feel quite sorry— three others, so i feel quite sorry for— three others, so i feel quite sorry for laurel that she's hearing _ sorry for laurel that she's bearing the brunt of basically flawed — bearing the brunt of basically flawed policies. they were based _ flawed policies. they were based on one unscientific study. _ based on one unscientific study, which appended sport around — study, which appended sport around the world. we understand the ioc_ around the world. we understand the ioc plans to release new policies. _ the ioc plans to release new policies, but i guess what's concer

laurel hubbard is complying _ is laurel hubbard cheating?eating? laurel hubbard is complying with the - is laurel hubbard cheating? lalezi hubbard is complying with the rules but the rules are wrong. the ioc has opened up the female category to include people who are born male. why do we have male and female categories in the first place in sport? it is because our bodies are different, and male bodies go through a male driven puberty with testosterone and women do not. and thatis testosterone and women do not. and that is why someone like laurel hubbard will have an advantage because, dead laurel hubbard go through a male puberty and benefit from a lifetime on testosterone? and the answer is yes. laurel hubbard belongs in the category of people who have benefited from testosterone and that is the male category. it is unfair on the other competitors. she miaht unfair on the other competitors. she might have gone through a lifetime of testosterone, she has had the testosterone levels within her body reduced for the last 12 months. we know red

let's get more on the laurel hubbard. —— the laurel hubbard story.a former mixed martial artist and tra nsgender athlete. she is an advocate for transgender sportsmen and women. thanks forjoining us, fallon. i wonder how this moment is being received in the trans— community? being received in the trans- community?— being received in the trans- community? being received in the trans- communi ? , ., , , community? this moment is being received highly _ community? this moment is being received highly in _ community? this moment is being received highly in the _ community? this moment is being received highly in the transit - received highly in the transit community. we are so excited to have this representation for transgender athletes. —— trans tra nsgender athletes. —— trans community. transgender athletes. -- trans community-— community. there are critics that say laurel _ community. there are critics that say laurel hubbard - community. there are critics| that say laurel hubbard went through male puberty and that would give her an advantage and be u

i'm not seeking to demonise hubbard. she is there within the rules. athletes, despite transition treatment, retain significant amounts of the male physical advantage which male puberty gives you. the science is fiercely debated, however, and one of those who helped shape the ioc�*s current transgender policy believes the threat to women's sport has been overstated. trans people are only one sixth as likely as cisgender people to go up for organised sports. the idea that this very repressed minority of less than 1% is going to take over women's sports is ludicrous. meanwhile, as the competition continued without hubbard in tokyo, emily campbell became the first female weightlifter to win an olympic medalfor britain, lifting a total of 283 kilograms to claim silver. i'm just very grateful, i'm very thankful right now, you know. ijust wanted to prove to everybody that, you know, if you work hard and, you know, you work hard for what you want, that you can achieve it. and i hope every little boy and girl is watching me today and wants to, you know, go out

laurel hubbard is a| veteran male lifter.able to qualify _ for the olympics is because laurel has that male advantage. - laurel hubbard has not spoken an awful lot in the build up to these games and indeed afterwards when she was talking to the media, she did not answer questions directly and instead she read out a statement in which she thanked the new zealand olympic committee for all their support in the build up to these games. she said it was quite a difficult time. she said... so those are the words of laurel hubbard as she made history at the olympic games here in tokyo. quickly, what is happening today? i note simone biles is in focus again. i think everybody around the world who is offended gymnastics and is indeed seeing the story play out over the less we will be interested to see simone biles finally competing again at the last week she has been through, pulling out after that team event due to mental health issues where she has been struggling a little bit with something called the twisties, or her mind and body

than laurel hubbard taking part? there is a lot of nuance involved for any trans _ of nuance involved for any trans person that would note their— trans person that would note their experience in the affirmation of their gender is going — affirmation of their gender is going to _ affirmation of their gender is going to be very unique. not one — going to be very unique. not one in— going to be very unique. not one in the _ going to be very unique. not one in the same story we can use _ one in the same story we can use when— one in the same story we can use when deciding our governments and our policies in this space _ governments and our policies in this space. like i said, the reatity— this space. like i said, the reaiity is— this space. like i said, the reality is that in this point in time _ reality is that in this point in time from the ioc guidelines and international weightlifting federation rules, laurel met all those _ federation rules, laurel met all those requirements we also know— all those requirements we a

i'm not seeking to demonise hubbard. she is there within the rules.n significant amounts of the male physical advantage which male puberty gives you. the science is fiercely debated, however, and one of those who helped shape the ioc�*s current transgender policy believes the threat to women's sport has been overstated. trans people are only one sixth as likely as cisgender people to go up for organised sports. the idea that this very repressed minority of less than 1% is going to take over women's sports is ludicrous. meanwhile, as the competition continued without hubbard in tokyo, emily campbell became the first female weightlifter to win an olympic medalfor britain, lifting a total of 283 kilograms to claim silver. i'm just very grateful, i'm very thankful right now, you know. ijust wanted to prove to everybody that, you know, if you work hard and, you know, you work hard for what you want, you can achieve it. and i hope every little boy and girl is watching me today and wants to, you know, go out and achieve their dream. emily campbell! rarely ha

i'm not seeking to demonise hubbard. she is there within the rules.ou. the science is fiercely debated, however, and one of those who helped shape the ioc�*s current transgender policy believes the threat to women's sport has been overstated. trans people are only one sixth as likely as cisgender people to go up for organised sports. the idea that this very repressed minority of less than 1% is going to take over women's sports is ludicrous. meanwhile, as the competition continued without hubbard in tokyo, emily campbell became the first female weightlifter to win an olympic medalfor britain, lifting a total of 283 kilograms to claim silver. i'm just very grateful, i'm very thankful right now, you know. ijust wanted to prove to everybody that, you know, if you work hard and, you know, you work hard for what you want, that you can achieve it. and i hope every little boy and girl is watching me today and wants to, you know, go out and achieve their dream. emily campbell! rarely has weightlifting received such attention. it's a historic day for the sport

hubbard, the 43—year—old weightlifterfrom new laurel hubbard, the 43—year—old weightlifter from new attempt today as the first openly transgender female athlete to compete at the olympics. but there has been some debate about that. it is an historic day for sport. this has been a significant story in the buildup to these olympic games ever since laurel hubbard qualified for new zealand to represent. it has sparked debate. the olympic committee say that she is an important role model and that she opens up a conversation around inclusivity and some of her fellow competitors have been supportive of the move, having her competing here. there are critics, some athletes questioning her inclusion at these games. a key aspect around this conversation has been whether she carries an advantage due to going through mail puberty. many of the scientists and the academics have not reached a conclusion on that. laurel hubbard competed as a youngster in weightlifting. she left the spot when she was 23 years old, she came out as transgender in 2012 and returned to the sport. she is 43 years old, she

yes, laurel hubbard is, as we seak, zealand? yes, laurel hubbard is, as we speak. just _ zealand?st starting _ zealand? yes, laurel hubbard is, as we speak, just starting competing . zealand? yes, laurel hubbard is, asj we speak, just starting competing in the women's weightlifting, 87 kilo plus category. she is the first openly transgender athlete to compete in a different gender category from which they were born at the olympics. she originally competed as a male, but quit the sport a decade ago. she then transitioned in 2012 and came back to the sport as a female. she is now a3, the third oldest weightlifter in olympic history. really complex situation, this, one that has sparked debate from people who believe she is a role model and that this is an incredibly important moment for representation in the sport, and from those who believe she gained an unfair performance advantage by going through puberty as a male, and therefore should not be competing in the women's category. important to say she has met all of the requirements set by the international weightlifting federation a

but the issue is broader than simply laurel hubbard. we also have people like hatteras, a menu who many are saying is allegedly someone who has, you know, male over irt, testes, you know, is therefore not completely biologically female. she has been breaking records and a lot of these are these rulings also point one like her. if i thought i'm sorry to interrupt you, i have been largely sidelined by this. i appreciate it. so i enjoyed this conversation and see i hope you did as well. unfortunately, we have run out, but i do hope we can get you both on again soon. that was political and social commentator lauren chen and lawyer, stephanie hayden. i'm not as good bye from moscow we hope to see you very soon and have a great day.

i st. hubbard. it was the commander of edible group in northern chad, when he deposed connie would die to take over as president in 1982. during his 8 years in paula, he ruled child with an iron fist and was accused of ordering the killings of his political opponents. an estimated 40000 people died at the hands of the security forces and human rights lawyer defending the victims said, hubbard was a pitiful dictator who slaughtered his own people, burned down entire villages, sent women to serve as sick slaves for his soldiers. critic said, during the time he committed those atrocities he was enjoying close ties with and support from both froth and the united states. how many was at war with the medical arch enemy in north africa at the time libyan leader? my money there for president, for an i'll take, is received hovering in the white house in 1987 president hub, re emphasize that his government is committed to building a better life. for the chatty and people have slipped us in a gold following a

the new zealander, laurel hubbard, is seen as a medal contender in the 87—plus kilo category.ed by the delta variant. more than 200 locally acquired cases were reported on sunday, despite a stay at home order for five weeks. now on bbc news, the media show.

laurel hubbard did not do so well in the competition.eone tweeting "the trans-athlete was eliminated from competition after not performing as well as the athletes will be competing in the lipid finals?" how is she going to grab all of the gold medals with her unfair advantage? >> it's an interesting one. both sides are going to try to exploit it politically. the argument for many will be she didn't win. this trans panic stuff is overhyped. the reality is that there is an advantage. hubbard is 43. was out of competition for months if not years. was able to qualify for the olympics for a pretty major nation, new zealand. she just didn't take home the gold. the only real question is how common this will become. will it ever swing a major event? i was interesting in seeing whether it would here. i think when it does, we are going to see some real reaction, real conversation around this, no doubt. >> shannon: people said hubbard didn't look ready physically and the technique wasn't there. so we'll see. others will compete we'll watch those ca

the new zealand olympics committee says hubbard is a "really important role model".tics, including some athletes, have questioned her inclusion. on the track — all eyes will be on the women's 100m hurdles final — after puerto rico's jasmine camacho-quin set an olympic record in her semi—final, while american world record holder kendra harrison finished second in her semi—final. after the road events last week, attention now turns to the velodrome in cycling today with the track events getting under way and we will find out which two teams will battle it out for gold in women's football. with usa facing canada and australia taking on sweden in the semi—finals. now as day 10 of the olympics gets going, let's have a look at the medal table so far. china are currently top of the tally with a 2k gold medals and 51 medals in total, while the us have 20 golds, but more overall medals with 59. behind them are the hosts japan who have 31 altogether, equally placed with australia who have 31 medals in total, but less golds thanjapan. now to afghanistan, where taliban militants

this is what hubbard herself has said about the debate.ant, not just for me as a transgender athlete but the trans community and the world at large. this is a moment that i personally have been waiting for and working for for the over a decade since i came out as a trans athlete. and to see more on the world stage of the highest level competition, representing her country, representing the community and the values of sport at the highest level, with such poise in the midst of transferable trans phobic comments has really been incredible. hubbard came out as a transgender woman in 2012 at the age of 33 and those who oppose her inclusion believe she carries an advantage having gone through male puberty. here's the view of one campaigner for a women's rights group. with herjoining some of the best female lifters in the world, they're at their peak performance, average age of 24, but she is a veteran male lifter. the only reason that she has been able to qualify for the olympics is because laurel has that male advantage. the unheard of for fem

olympic history was also made today by laurel hubbard.which they were born. ultimately, hubbard failed to record a successful lift in the women's over 87kg weightlifting. but in that same category today, emily campbell made history of her own, becoming the first british woman weightlifter to win an olympic medal as she finished with a silver. the 27—year—old lifted a total of 283kg, as china's li wun—wun won gold with a new olympic record of 320kg. iamjust i am just very grateful, i'm very thankful right now. i want to prove to everybody if you work hard for what you want, you can achieve it, and i hope every boy and girl watching me today wants to go out and achieve their dreams. he five done that, i've done my bestjob today. done that, i've done my best 'ob toda . ., ., ., defending champions great britain secured a place in the semi—finals of the women's hockey after a dramatic shoot—out win over spain. the match finished 2—2 in normal time, taking it to a shoot—out, where goalkeeper maddie hinch was the hero, keeping out all of spain'

hi, my name is james hubbard. and i'm from philadelphia actually south jersey a place called, willingboro, new jersey. here today, basically. representing descendants of my family who fought in the civil war 14 the army and wind for the navy. it's about your ancestors. yes. my answers one's name isaac hubbard. okay, he served in the six regimental. called an infantry and k company, they saw action in raleigh, north carolina and so action in richmond the taking of richmond and taking of petersburg the naval relative. i'm still researching. i have some information on it, but i don't have enough. i don't know what shipping served on so i'm looking into that so so how do you find out about your relatives? what happened was i was here. in washington dc when my grandson started school and we visited the afro-american civil war museum and they told us about the grand review and i went to my cousin and she told me this information. oh, yeah, you had a couple relatives that served in the civil war say i do and she gave me

my ancestor, one is named isaac hubbard. okay.n the 6th regimental colored infantry and k company. they saw action in raleigh, north carolina and saw action in richmond. the taking of richmond and taking of petersburg. the other relative i'm still researching. i have some information but i don't know what ship he served on. i'm looking into that. >> how do you find out about your relatives? >> what happened is i was here in washington, d.c. when my grandson started school and we visited the afro-american civil war museum and told us about the grand review. i between my cousin and she told me. oh, yeah a couple of relatives served in the civil war. i do? she gave me some of the information, i did some further research and that's what i found out about their service. so i'm here. i thought i would come down. my family is going to be here. they are going watch me in the parade. they came down to see me. it's, you know, it's very interesting. it's my first one. i'm kind of like excited and enthralled by it. >> how did you fine your un

. >>> the olympic weight lifter laurel hubbard may not have made the podium but she did make history.rst openl transgender woman to compete in any games. she didn't compete -- complete any of her three lifts but she got applause from people in the room hubbard competed in men's events before quitting the sport years ago. some athletes have questioned whether she should be allowed to compete in women's events saying she has an unfair advantage. after competing today, the weightlifter told reporter she knows there's controversy but she thanked the olympic committee for saying sport is something for all people it is inclusive. it is accessible. >>> the women's three meter springboard event yesterday. british olympic swimmer tom daley was hard at work fans spotted him in the stands knitting he says he picked up the hobby during the pandemic and that it helps him kind of keep sane during the olympics. turns out he was making a dog sweater or jumper as he likely calls it the morning after winning the gold he whipped up a little something to keep his medals safe. >> this morning i made a lit

at 43, hubbard will be the third oldest lifter in olympic history.itality venues say they risk having to close as staff are pinged by the nhs covid app and told to isolate, exacerbating the existing worker shortage. the industry is warning the critical summer trading period could be wiped out by — what's been called — "the pingdemic". i'm joined now by kate nicholls, chief executive of uk hospitality. thank you very much forjoining me. we have outlined what the issue is but do we have any numbers? what kind of impact is the app having on the sector? it kind of impact is the app having on the sector?— the sector? it is having a very severe impact _ the sector? it is having a very severe impact on _ the sector? it is having a very severe impact on the - the sector? it is having a very severe impact on the sector, | the sector? it is having a very i severe impact on the sector, we the sector? it is having a very - severe impact on the sector, we are seeing around 15% of our workforce, down from the height of one in five a couple of weeks ago but still 1

private hubbard pryor, picture from the 44. his photograph is referenced as a clear-cut effect of what military service did for black americans. particularly those who had been formerly enslaved. hubbard pryor is pictured in his enslaved clothes and then the after effects of his enlistment in the u.s. army. so what it meant to a formerly enslaved person to suddenly become a citizen, essentially, and a soldier. what effect that had. but he was also a prisoner of war. he was captured along with several other hundred men. we don't have his photograph from captivity. we can presume things like maybe he was attempted to be returned to his enslaved clothes to some degree. but we don't really have much beyond that. this is one of the few photographs in existence. but i was able to locate that of private richard french, in the 44th, along with hubbard pryor. several hundred men captured in 1864. this was his photograph he uses during his pension application process to identify him to his co comrades, people with whom he had been employ

hubbard. we also have people like capture some menu who many are saying is allegedly someone who has, you know, male over earth, testes, you know, is therefore not completely biologically female. she has been breaking records and a lot of these are these rulings also apply to i would like her if i thought, i'm so sorry to interrupt you. i've been a lot be sidelined by this. i appreciate it. so i enjoyed this conversation and madison, i hope you did as well. unfortunately, we have run out, but i do hope we can get you both on again soon. that was political and social commentator, lauren chen and lawyer, stephanie hayden. i'm not as to buy from moscow. we hope to see very soon and have a great day. mm mm. i think it's part of mental health revolution. we increasingly freeze political claims at the language of mental health became more common. so if you disagree with something i said on this program, just say i disagree with you. i think you're wrong because of the following problems in your adve

the new zealander, laurel hubbard, is seen as a medal contender in the 87—plus kilo category.he australian military has deployed 300 unarmed soldiers to enforce sydney's strict lockdown as the city tries to suppress a surge in covid cases caused by the delta variant. more than 200 locally acquired cases were reported on sunday despite a stay—at—home order for five weeks. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me zeinab badawi, coming to you from barbados. i'm on an historic sugar plantation where enslaved africans toiled in backbreaking labour during three centuries of the transatlantic slave trade. barbados was one of the earliest and most profitable of the slave colonies in the caribbean. this is the house on the grounds of the plantation, built in the 16505, where the slave owners lived in great style. my guest is barbados—born eminent historian sir hilary beckles. he's vice chancellor of the university of the west indies and chair of a caribbean commission to gain reparations for the descendants of enslaved africans. what are his chances of success? theme musi

history will be made when weightlifter laurel hubbard becomes the first openly transgender athlete to compete in a different gender category to which she was born. i'm ben boulos in london. also in the programme: unarmed troops begin to patrol the streets of sydney as australia ramps up its covid lockdown. and fully vaccinated travellers from the united states and most of the eu can now enter britain without quarantining. hello and welcome to the programme. i'm live in tokyo for day ten of the olympic games. we start our coverage today with news that two european countries have offered to help a belarusian sprinter who was ordered home from tokyo by her country's olympic officials. the international olympic committee has said krystsina tsimanouskaya is safe after seeking protection from the japanese police. a spokesman said she'd spent the night in an airport hotel. tsimanouskaya had been sent home after she had criticised the bela rusian coaches. this report from ramzan karmali contains flashing images. surrounded by police and safe, thatis surrounded by police and safe, that is what

set a goal, was reluctant to try him, but hubbard was arrested in 2013. after an intervention by the african union, he strongly objected to his trial, an itemized word to him, very much god, who was the 1st form african head of state to be tried and convicted on african soil through an african lead legal process. so the least prism of fissions facing hubbard died on tuesday after coughing 19 infection. ah, hello, i'm emily angle in the headlines on al jazeera. travadone says the us is on track to complete evacuations from cobble by the august 31 deadline. but he's asked the pentagon and state department to prepare contingency plans in case it needs to be extended. we are currently on a pace to finish by august the 31st. the sooner we can finish the better each day of operation is, brings at risk to our troops. but the completion bog is 31st depends upon the tale bond. continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are trans, we're transporting out no disruption to our operations. earlier the taliban said it will not allow western tr

i do get annoyed when people try to twist the science to push the agenda people like laura hubbard. compete on the women's team that causes people who might otherwise listen to your case, it causes them to shut down i'm feeling you are not telling me the truth. i know you're up to something, you're twisting the science and trying to pull one over on me. i don't get is a good strategy. we can grant these science points there is on average an advantage. but let's now focus our energy compassionately and with respect to the case of trans women who have been given the right to compete, for now, in the female category. what do we do about that? if there is a physical advantage on average is there a way for us to somehow equalize that? we need to have the conversation and not stigmatize trans women who want to do what they love it. it bothers me so much it is painful for a lot of people. i am not happy about how the conversation is going or not going as it may be. >> and components of physicality individual ability, depending on what the sports are in the idea of dividing by, it is compli

ultimately, hubbard failed to record a successful lift in the women's over 87kg weightlifting.e history of her own, becoming the first british female weightlifter to win an olympic medal as she finished with a silver. the 27—year—old lifted a total of 283kg as china's li wenwen won gold with a new 0lympic record of 320kg. i'm just very grateful. i'm very thankful right now. ijust wanted to prove to everybody that you work hard for what you want, you can achieve it and every boy and girl is watching me wants to guard and their dreams and if i have done that, that i've done a job today. team gb are still looking to win their first medal in athletics in tokyo. there was disappointment earlierfor beth dobbin, alan r. i am alan r. iam here alan r. i am here and you can see the gold medals around their necks. welcome home. a lot of excitement here and how does it feel to be back in the uk? ,, , ., ., , in the uk? quite surreal actually seeinr in the uk? quite surreal actually seeing everyone _ in the uk? quite surreal actually seeing everyone back _ in the uk? quite surreal actually

olympic history was also made today by laurel hubbard.er own, becoming the first british woman weightlifter to win an olympic medal as she finished with a silver. the 27—year—old lifted a total of 283kg, as china's li wun—wun won gold with a new olympic record of 320kg. i'm just very grateful. i'm very thankful right now. ijust wanted to prove to everybody that if you work hard for what you want, that you can achieve it, and i hope every little boy and girl is watching me today and wants to go out and achieve their dreams. and if i've done that, i've done a marvellous job today. defending champions great britain secured a place in the semi—finals of the women's hockey after a dramatic shoot—out win over spain. the match finished 2—2 in normal time, taking it to a shoot—out, where goalkeeper maddie hinch was the hero, keeping out all of spain's efforts to take team gb to the semifinal, where they'll face the netherlands in a rematch of the 2016 olympic final. after their most successful olympics games, great britain's swimming team have re

says hubbard is a "really important role model" who "opens up a conversation about inclusivity".in twenty years, and going through to the final in the process. it finished in a 1—0 victory after ajessica fleming penalty. they're managed by england's bev priestman who was assistant to former england women's manager phil neville. canada will play either sweden or australia in the final. and away from the olympics — some football news to bring you. harry kane hasn't returned to tottenham's training ground as expected this morning amid intense speculation about his future. kane was due to undergo coronavirus testing today before starting training tomorrow after a three week break following euro 2020. however, the striker didn't turn up and spurs haven't explained why. it's understood kane felt he could leave the club this summer. new manager nuno espirito santo has spoken optimistically about working with the england captain. you can follow on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i have turned into rebecca. i couldn't see you. sorry. good to see you and we will catch up later.

h hubbard saying afterwards, i'm not entirely unaware of the controversy.itment to its principles. she's 43 years of age so doubtful she'll get another chance at another olympics. >> thank you so much, alex. good to see you. and thank you all for joining us. see you back here tomorrow at 1:00 eastern. in the meantime, follow me on twi twitter. the news continues next with victor. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. ugh, these balls are moist. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hands? yeah (laugh) keep your downstairs dry with gold bond body powder. ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ here we go. ♪ don't rock the boat, baby rock the boat ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. it's time to rock the boat, america. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insuran

here she hubbard chuncy joe biden attempted to keep public opinion focused on a promise kept up to 20 years. the u. s. was finally leaving galveston. i stand squarely behind my decision. after 20 years, i've learned the hard way that there was never a good time withdraw us forces. but neither the president or any administration official has been able to address the chaotic matter of that withdrawal. despite biden's proclamation that the buck stopped with him, he lashed out both of the africa military and the african political leadership with fled. even saying the u. s. it wanted to evacuate more people earlier, but was stopped by couple. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country. important because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence at the pentagon officials insisted that they had role played every eventuality. they wouldn't be d

laurel hubbard is making an appearance in the weight lifting as the first openly transgender athlete what do you think the lasting impact of her appearance in this year's games will mean going forward? >> i you this that the hope is she unspiers more transwomen and trancemen to compete in games. i think that we should note that the ioc has had a allowances for transathletes since 2004. first time 17 years after that fact states all the barriers that are in place here. she will be known for being a pioneer in this space. >> all right. thank you as always. greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up, new reaction to the news that president biden is taking executive action to keep millions of americans this their homes now that the eviction moratorium expired. congress may have to act as well. you'll talk about that and much more with maxine waters. she joins us live next. you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports." e next you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul

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. >> hi i'm from florida my name is james hubbard the. i'm here today basically representing the descendants of my family who fought the civil war. one fought in the army and one fought the navy. . >> tell us about your and sisters. >> my ancestors isaac hovered. he served in the six continental infantry but he saw action in raleigh north carolina and also enrichment the that was for the taking of petersburg. >> i don't know what's chippy served on though i'm looking into that. >> so how the how do you find out your relatives? >> i was here in washington d.c. when my grandson started school. we visited the african american war museum. and they told us about the grand review. and i went to my cousin and she said yes we had a couple of relatives that served in the civil war. >> i said i. did >> and she gave me some information that he's done research and that's what i found out so i. thought i would come down. so my son is gonna come down you can watch me in the parade. he came down to see me. and it's very interesting, it's my first one. s

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his nephew, enough, smith, the former president hubbard, cause i and ceo of de la de la this week taliban deputy leader surgery dean. had connie also visited with this money to a our how issue was with the occupation. there was a super power that came from the outside and it divided us, they forced a war on us. we don't have any hostility towards any one level and the telephone says it will not announce who is in the government and its structure and to foreign troops have left the country in september, charlotte bellis al jazeera kabul or in our lead lines. tropical storm andrias battery, a stretch of the northeast and coast of the us just hours after being downgraded from harken. fishermen and business owners have been making last minute preparation, securing their boats and boarding up shop fronts. millions of people on long island and in southern new england are bracing some potential flooding and extended power outages. israel as bon parts the gaza strip and an overnight as strike. it says it targeted her math sites on saturday and had a weapon storage facility. the attack was in reta

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. ♪ >> history has been made at the tokyo olympics today when new zealand's laurel hubbard became theer athlete to compete in a different gender category from which she was born. she ultimately crashed out of the final after three failed , but her participation has sparked a heated debate. some see it as a landmark moment for inclusivity, while others argue she has an unfair physiological advantage. before we go, it's been reported the divorce between bill gates and melinda gates was finalized today. three months after the couple announced their split. they have been married for a total of 27 years. that is it from me. bye bye. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this

protect them, land grabbers illegal miners, logos and farmers. child's former president has seen hubbard has been buried in senegal for they've been serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. probably sees power in 1982, but he was overthrown in 1990 the 79 year old died after contracting corona virus. dozens of school children have been freed in northern nigeria of after being abducted from slamming school 3 months ago. 136 students were taken by government from the time of regina. it's not known exactly how many have been released is reported. 6 students died while they were being held. you villains, extending if nationwide. lockdown until tuesday, after reporting 17 new cases of corona virus. the country's largest city, oakland will remain locked down for another 2 weeks. now, 347 cases of corona virus in new zealand. those are the headlines. the news is going to continue here on algae 0 after people and power. goodbye. talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing otherwise we listen. we w

laurel hubbard exited after failing on three lift attempts. and the motional roller cost r coster for u.s.a. gym narcotics continues. after withdrawing from previous events citing mental health, simone biles announced she will compete in the beam finals hours after team nate won the gold in the final. >> my work paid off. having simone being back is great. she's been through a lot. so it's going to be great to sea hoar out there. >> reporter: performance consult. robert andrews who worked with biles nearly four years through the rio olympic games says biles' return to the balance beam will be tough especially when she's suffering from the twisties when a mental block hurts a gymnast during aerial moves. >> it's such a difficult event in aerial space and you have to know where you are on everything because you only have a 4-inch strip to land on. >> reporter: tonight marks the final gymnastics routine and simone biles' return to the competition floor. it will be the only time n these games she can win a medal in an individual event. in that que