jade carey, suni lee, and simone biles! [ cheers and applause >> this is the first time they really, meeting their fans after being in tokyo, and seeing empty stadiums well, they are getting the applause they could imagine. >> soak it in, ladies! >> all: usa! usa! usa! usa! >> it is so great to see, when we were competing in the arena it was fairly quiet, and it is fun to watch them get embraced by this crowd we love y'all so much. hi, jade [ cheers ] we're going to chat with them. a lot of fun. >> probably a little overwhelming too, considering they just got off the plane a few hours ago. >> but they were partying in times square we saw you we'll talk about that in a

you know jade very well. just by watching that interview, tell me what you think >> i mean, this is the happiest personally that i've ever seen her, but she just got a gold so i feel like that makes sense she gets such a wonderful routine. her start value is so high i'm e really glad she was able to -- >> she struggled on the vault the day before and she was very upset. incredible >> yeah. you have to clear your head when something like that happens and i'm so glad that she was able to go and hit a nice routine. >> let's talk about simone this is a big story. we've all kind of been wringing our hands. is she going to compete. there's only one thing left and it's the beam. were you surprised when you found out that she was going to compete again? >> honestly, i had no expectations i'm glad that she is just because for her own and to be out here and to qualify to making this team, it is a huge accomplishment to compete and enjoy herself. slompx as long as she's happy, that's the most important thing. >> we know

. >> all: we love you, jade carey and congratulations to the u.s. women's gymnastics team ♪ >> all: usa! >> suni. >> gordon. >> simone! >> welcome home! [ cheers ] >>> welcome back thank you for starting your thursday with us hey, guys, we've got a special day on the plaza don't we >> on this day, the u.s. women' gymnastics team returned to the u.s., returned triumphant and decided to make their very first stop right here to this plaza. >> shall we give them the introduction they deserve as they arrive? ladies and gentlemen -- grace mccallum [ cheers ]

ebony jade so we knew this is hilton something that doctor anthony jade you're going hilton to have to live kavita patel with. >> something something you've enough to live. with there was some progress reported today by the white house, the nation has passed an important new milestone, 50% of all americans have fully vaccinated and another major corporation has joined those issuing vaccine mandates. american airlines are requiring their employees to be vaccinated by this fall. it's the first major airline to take this step. amazon says all workers in its u.s. warehouses will be required to wear masks on the job starting monday. new jersey's governor is ordering all students, teachers, and staff members to wear masks inside of schools one school begins next month. and a judge in arkansas today temporarily blocked the state from enforcing its ban on mask mandates. that ruling came after lawmakers -- he wanted them to consider rolling back the ban for some schools as covid cases continue to climb in that state. and then there's this weekend's big event in south dakota, the popular sturgis

jade carey, suni lee, and simone biles!ing their fans after being in tokyo, and seeing empty stadiums well, they are getting the applause they could imagine. >> soak it in, ladies! >> all: usa! usa! usa! usa! >> it is so great to see, when we were competing in the arena it was fairly quiet, and it is fun to watch them get embraced by this crowd we love y'all so much. hi, jade [ cheers ] we're going to chat with them. a lot of fun. >> probably a little overwhelming too, considering they just got off the plane a few hours ago. >> but they were partying in times square we saw you we'll talk about that in a little bit first, craig's in tokyo to get us caught up on the latest olympic action. hey, craig >> hey, hoda, savannah gymnastics wrapped up here in tokyo, but things are heating up in track and field for team usa including a really exciting one-two finish in one event in particular nbc's tom llamas over in olympic stadium covering it all for us hey, tom. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning again. team usa finally has a go

she is so powerful. >> what a great moment for jade. >> jade carey is bringing a gold medal back to arizona. >> requiring the vaccine for everyone who works at a school, that is the message from state senator josh becker who represents the peninsula. the senator wants school districts to require vaikss for all staff before students go back to staff. if a staff member does not want to get vaccinated then they should have to be tested regularly for covid-19. >>> the long awaited new warriors jersey is finally here. prepare yourself. are you ready? >> this will be the team's new jersey when the season gets going in october. a lot of blue, a little bit of gold, blue jersey, red letters. the team says the throwback to a jersey it had back in the early '60s. they unveeld a 75th anniversary logo on the court. it's shaped like a diamond for the team's diamond anniversary. all right, we'll be right back. it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility t

there is a bug on jade there is a bug on jade that's good.hat do you think the biggest misconception was about your decision >> that i was at no risk and mental health isn't a serious issue, that it was basically a cop out. but the girls saw me in training, my coaches saw me in training i physically couldn't do it safely and it's because i was getting so lost in the air like before team finals, the girls were terrified for me. and they've never really been scared whenever i do something, but they were really nervous >> so why the beam why was that the one that you decided to come back to? >> because i didn't have to twist or do anything, so it was very much at less risk, especially if i could do a different beam dismount. >> do you think it would have been different, simone, if your family had been here, if your support staff, your team had been with you? >> they were here as much as they could have been i swore my parents were trying to jump through the phone, with how much they were calling and texting me and sending all the messages >> by

now they all joining us from thailand in bangkok, jade donna vondik, chairman of the faculty of law at the college of asian scholars. he's also a former advisor to thailand's constitution drafting committee. in con ken david stretch was historian and author of truth on trial in thailand, defamation treason, and less majestic. and also in bangkok we have private rajan for the writer and columnist for the english news publication, hostile dot com. all right, welcome to all of you. so if i could start with you private or john for just just tell us what's what the situation is right now there, particularly in, in the, in the capital bank caulk and where things stand right now with these protests which as we said, began, as, as, as a protest against the government's handling of cobit 19 in particular, the prime minister? well, i'm currently at 25 minutes before 9 pm bank of time, and because few is 9 pm. this is the coven. 19 a few from 9 pm to 4 pm in order to minimize the possible infections. and as we speak, the riot police are mopping up the area where the traitor has retreated. that's

so what's happening is that the younger generation pushed the debate onto social media, and jade said, you know, they defamation, you know, that from atari remark it prepped to being used. i saw, you know, terrible graph at the attacking the king. but partly that's because these younger people feel that there's no freedom to, you know, discussion about the role off the high monarchy in common, simple and straightforward manner. it's not really possible, unfortunately. so this is one of the area where they want to see it change. and of course the last and majestic as one of them. and people like i know whom you site that you know, some of the protest leader. i think that if there is no room for reform off the monitoring institutions, more and more people among the younger generation will be attracted by the idea of a one thing to try and highlight into a republic. so i expect even take, you know, are we going to deal with the institution yield itself and reform itself to a point where more people would be satisfied or will it continue to stifle critical debate and costs, including defi

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and then in women's gymnastics, american jade carey bouncing back after a stumble in the vault finalsbut this morning jade is a gold medalist winning the women's floor routine earning the 21-year-old her first gold medal, and finally american allyson felix won her first round heat of the women's 400 meters as she began her quest for a tenth olympic medal. she's now one step away from becoming the most winning women's track and field athlete of all time. and in terms of the medal count, the u.s. held first place overnight, but china has the most gold medals, mona. >> all right, thank you for that update, will ganss. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday morning weather. new video shows fire crews surrounded by flames as they drove through a wildfire near polson, montana. other areas of the west including northern california and oregon could see more fires erupt today due to dry lightning and gusty winds. meanwhile, a flash flood watch has been issued from new mexico to montana where several inches of rain could fall in less than one hour. checking today's high temperatures, heat warn

simone biles set to return to competition here in tokyo as teammate jade carey wins gold. >>> a stunning upset for the u.s. women's soccer team. and the american track star with a defiant podium protest. >>> spirit airlines cancelling hundreds of flights, stranding thousands of travelers. why airline complaints are soaring this summer. >>> and my conversation with team usa superstar caeleb dressel. what's next after winning five gold medals here in tokyo? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from tokyo. >> hello, everyone from japan. we'll get to news coming out of the olympics in a few minutes. back home, more than 35 million americans have now tested positive for covid during the pandemic. and tonight the biden administration finally reaching its goal of getting a minimum of 70% of americans at least partially vaccinated as the country plunges deeper beneath a rising new wave of infections. but there are signs tonight vaccine resistance is beginning to crumble as the highly contagious delta variant gravitates to new epicenters. we are well into a

jade carey today winning gold in the floor routine. carey giving her dad, who is also her coach, a huge hug. >> it means everything to me to have my dad here. we've been working so hard for this together. >> reporter: over the weekend, 24-year-old mykayla skinner, on the verge of retirement, taking home a surprise silver in the individual vault. >> this has seriously been such an honor to be able to step in for simone and to win this medal and just to to it for myself. >> reporter: all-around gold medalist suni lee winning bronze in the uneven bars. but the u.s. women's soccer team defeated by canada. and what will be one of the defining moments of these games, for the first time, since 1912, the gold medal shared in athletics. mutaz barshim of qatar and gianmarco tamberi of italy tying each other in the men's high jump. >> can we have two golds? >> reporter: barshim asking if they could share first place, instead of continuing with a jumpoff. the official saying that it was possible. and the longtime friends then overcome with emotion

>> charles jade douglas, strang went around on a long tour of fund-raising and recruitment tour on theeast coast and 1849 in 1850 accompanied by a young man named charles jade that those whom he introduced to everyone as his nephew and private secretary. it's quite a great photograph. he posed for a photograph and the trick with charles j. douglas was charles jade douglas was in fact strang's first plural life and it says a great deal about the gender relations at the time. they didn't fool everybody. a lot of people were like you know who is this man that strang is traveling around with it but they fooled a lot of people in the long -- a lot of it had to do with the displays of femininity the huge displays of femininity and people just didn't know what to make of it. that was one of the really fun things and this woman virus field is the best dating figure like many of the con men and true believers that strang surrounded himself with. >> thank you. kathleen i'm wondering if you could talk to us a little bit about how you use cher ami and whitt to address as a window into world war i

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we had to go out and find somebody as jaded as we can find within the beltway, and we hit the ball outthe park. i want to go back 306 he five days, times 10, plus another 38 days, where president obama took 650 soldiers out of afghanistan long ago and far away. i believe the all in number at the time was 110,000. we can say that three presidents have said we got to exit. biden, trump, and obama. there's thoughts and there's prayers for this horrific moment, but there's also a common ground that wasn't discussed yesterday. what is the common ground of trump and biden to say is got to end this thing? terry: the common ground is, and thank you for the jaded comment, the common ground is pretty much just that there has been a consensus, not unanimity, but consensus that the time has long since passed to drawdown in afghanistan and finalize that. but i think jon ferro put it very well this morning, that this is not about that policy. what this is about is the manner of our leaving. that creates a real political problem that i think goes past the moment here. tom: in the zeitgeist this morni

biles' absence from the individual floor left that want wide even for a new champion american jade carey who took advantage of it produced a series of high flying tumbling combinations to get gold medal and make up for a not so inspiring perfornce in the vault. this was the fifth medal for the u.s. gymnastics team in tokyo and italian vanessa srer railroadry took silver. a south sudanese runner is gearing up to make his olympic debut after a longer than spec'd stay in japan. after arriving late 2019 almost it years ago the pandemic threatened to upunder his olympic training. luckily the japanese people stepped in with some support. >> this is the japanese city which is a long way from south sudan. athlete abraham came in november of 2019 it prepare for tokyo games. he didn't realize then that a year's delay to the olympics with mean he wod be training there for 21 months. luckily for the 22-year-old, they teammates and a coach, the city set up a fund it help them stay and train. the 1,500 meters runner has nothing but admiration for the people despite polls saying a majority wanted the o

. >> you're so jaded, don. >> i'm not jaded. let me tell you something. hold on, amanda. bakari, i have sat here for five years or six. >> six. >> trying to tell people about what lies are and what reality is, and they don't believe it. i have sat here for almost two years in january, trying to tell people about this virus, how detrimental it is, the dangers of this virus. i've sat here for months and months and months since we've had a vaccine to tell people, it's not true. it's never going to happen. donald trump has not changed his tune. he wouldn't even get vaccinated in public. and so i don't -- >> i just need -- i am hopeful. i mean we're not -- >> what i'm saying is what you're doing is not going to help the greatest number of people. what you're doing is trying to convince a minority of people who aren't going to change. what you should be doing is trying to convince the majority of the people in this country who are doing the right thing to continue to do the right thing, and those who won't do the right thing should -- >> those are not mutually exclusive. i want

jade carey, her competition on the floor exercise in the women's individual event is reare placing simoneiles that dropped out of that and the top u.s. women's beach volleyball team, april rosss will take on the team from germany in the quarterfinals. lots to follow tonight. >> exciting. >> all right, this will do it for us, thank you, we will see you tonight. >> bye. in the race to succeed, does somebody always have to fail? let's give everybody a fair shot. because when that happens, we've all made it. ♪ >>> coming up on the "olympic zone," the olympic stage and spotlight on the stage. >> you cannot under estimate the affect with the layer of fear. >> and the moms of team usa. their message for working women everywhere. >> you can have a family. you can have a career. >> how these champions are supporting each other. plus, natalie morales goes to sushi school. >> what grade do you give me? >> find out h

jade carey wins the gold in the gymnastics floor yeah. and without simone biles. but we just found out as well that simone is going to compete. yeah, we know she backed out for mental health reasons but balance beam. >> finals tomorrow. she says she's going to compete in that. we've got matt barnes with the very latest from tokyo. >> hello here from tokyo where the big news is that the goat is coming back. that's right. some own biles announcing that she will indeed participate in the last event. final of these games, the balance beam, of course he's had to sit out the last few event finals. the floor exercise the vault and the uneven bars or she is going to come back for the balance beam after handling or getting through some of the mental health issues. she has been going through in the meantime, team usa has stepped up in a big way. her fellow teammates winning some hardware as well as sunni lee winning bronze in the uneven bars mckayla skinner stepping in for at the vote and winning silver. and just moments ago, jay kerry winning gold in the floor exercise. bu

and i am -- >> you are jaded. >> pass interference. did not mean anything. >> i didn't think so. >> first down, rams. >> they continue to move it. inside the 35. >> good hit. knocked it out. that was douglas responding. the raiders are content to sit here in the zone. they are giving up the underneath the whole time. when you are doing this, you are expecting that you are going to get pressure from your front h that is the whole key to it. everybody is tired. you have to find a way to -- >> oh, yeah. to dig down deep. and somebody comes screaming off the edge. >> somebody has to win inside. comes the blitz. going to the outside. broken up by douglas. >> douglas was all over that. like he ran the route for him. two big plays in a row for douglas. watching, he stays on top of it and the break is before the receiver. that was a great job. sits on it. >> yep, right there. >> and go get it. well done. >> that was where he needed positives. >> when i see that, matt, the first thing i think of is the double move. >> exactly. >> we will see th

you could literally hear her from across the stadium cheering on her teammates, including jade carey,mistake and afterwards, simone biles gave her words of encouragement, said to absolutely kill it during floor exercise and that is what jade carey did, taking home gold on monday. before the u.s. women's soccer team, a historic loss, narrowly losing to canada, 1-0. this is the first time the u.s. has lost to candiada in 20 year and megan rapinoe said, quote, it sucks. >> i get it. sometimes just keep it short and simple. let's turn now to this case of the sprinter from belarus who has refused to board a flight home. she's seeking asylum and asked the international olympic committee for help. what's the latest on that case? >> reporter: now, we have learned that she has actually received a humanitarian visa from poland. she's set to leave for warsaw in the coming days. the poland foreign ministry said the country is prepared to do whatever she can so she can continue her sporting career. she was set to compete on monday in the 200 meter heat but on sunday, belarusian representatives of

>> you know, i don't feel jaded about this one at all.arkably accurate. he said that trump tried to break the justice department. and i would add to that that this evidence shows that trump also tried to break the country. he was willing to do anything to stay in power. we've heard a lot about this former president for four years, a lot of people wish he would just go away. but you know, if you compare this to -- if you heard this about a senator, that a senator had lost an election and went to someone at doj and asked them to perpetuate concern about the election and lies, so that they could stay in power, we all know that doj would immediately open an investigation and look into it. same thing should happen here. >> joyce, i want to turn to andrew cuomo. one accuser spoke to cbs. >> why can you file that criminal complaint with the sher's office? >> it was the right thing to do. the governor needs to be held accountable. >> and just so i'm clear again, being held accountable to you means seeing the governor charged with a crime? >> what

congrats to jade carey. she also cheered on her teammates to individual medals yesterday.n tokyo. the day before the event, the beam, the last chance we had to see the goat compete in the games and it's news she will indeed go again. remember, it was on friday that biles revealed now deleted post that she couldn't tell up from down in a practice session here in tokyo. saying she had no idea where she was in the air or how she was going to land. it was a scary, scary video that we saw her post. the 24-year-old said that when she's had the twisties, as she called them in the past, taken two or more weeks for them to go away. not the case now. this is likely the last time we will see biles in olympic competition, so great to see her out there one last time. more importantly, it's great to see and to know that simone biles feels well again. >> coy, i think that is the most important thing. thank you very much for that. >>> this morning, the pandemic of the unvaccinated accelerating. 35 states have seen cases rise by more than 50% since last week. hospitalizations surging, near

jade carey from phoenix wins gold. later on nbc. and here is your monday morning jolt before you have your cup of coffee, here you go. team usa soccer loses to canada. the canadians in the red jersey, the lone goal on the penalty kick, canada advances to the gold medal match. the americans will play for bronze. meghan rapinoe from northern california telling everyone the americans, the team has been off this entire tournament. they haven't found their mojo here but there is still a chance to medal here in tokyo. coming up next hour, marcus and laura, we're going to take you behind the scenes of the world famous fish market here in tokyo. it might get a little smelly, but it's okay. we'll see you at 6:00. >> good thing it's at a distance. >> as long as it's fresh fish we'll take it. >> whaefl check back with you. >>> let's take a look at the medal count. u.s. leading wait with 61 followed by china and the russian olympic committee. china continues to have the most gold medals with 28. the u.s. is coming in second with 21. >>> switchi

american gymnast jade carey captured gold in the floor exercise in tokyo. but, the u.s.en's soccer team was upset by cana in the semifinals one-nil. meanwhile, poland took in a belarusian sprinter. she had balked at returning to her authoritarian country. we'll return to the olympics later in the program. and, on wall street, a day of choppy trading. the dow jones industrial average lost 97 points to close at 34,838. the nasdaq rose eight points. the s&p 500 slipped eight. still to come on the newshour: taliban insurgency increases ahead of the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan. historic drought exacerbates disputes between indigenous communities and farmers. triumph, heartbreak and the pursuit of gold. we get the latest twists from the tokyo olympics. and much more. >> woodruff: florida is experiencing one of the worst covid outbreaks in the country at the moment. over the weekend, the state reported more than 21,000 cases in a single day; its highest one day total since the start of the pandemic. and a quarter of the nation's hospitalized covid patients are in flo

jade carey has won the gold for the u.s.biles, which was great and we are going to see some on one more time. that's right. she says she is going to come back balance beam tomorrow. the finals so tuesday evening we get to watch her do that. matt barnes has more on what's happening out in tokyo. >> hello here from tokyo where the big news is that the goat is coming back. that's right. some own biles announcing that she will indeed participate in the last event. final of these games, the balance beam, of course he's had to sit out the last few event finals. the floor exercise the vault and the uneven bars she is going come back for the balance beam after handling or getting through some of mental health issues. she has been going through in the meantime, team usa has stepped up in a big way. her fellow teammates winning some hardware as well as sunni lee winning bronze in the uneven bars mckayla skinner stepping in for at the vote and winning silver. and just moments ago, jay kerry winning gold in the floor exercise. but now i

and a lot of smiles from jade carey she wins gold in the floor finals t great part, her dad was heread is her coach. and she thanked her teammates. aka the hype girls. >> i think that was the best floor routine i have done in my life. that means everything to me to have them here with no crowd here especially. they were my hype girls and i'm really lucky to have them. >> we like the hype girls there. a few local notes. stanford gymnast, brody malone, he competes in 2-1/2 hours from now in the men's horizontal, and alex kleiman and her partner, april ross in beach sand volleyball look good, they play thursday, if they win they advance to the gold medal match on the sand. >>> here we talk about the weather, right? we have been here three weeks now. we have had rain, clouds and typhoon and it's playing out on the track. up, the heat and humidity, they are running through the rain, it's bizarre but they are doing it. she can't beat the rain but the 23-year-old was born in san ramon in the east bay. before she was growing up in north carolina. she advances to the finals in the rain. and a

jade carey took the top spot on floor exercises. she bounced back from a frightening stumble from the fault to finish first on the floor. the u.s. women's soccer team did not fare as well. the canadians won 1-0 on a penalty kick in the 74th minute. the u.s. women will compete for the bronze medal thursday against australia. canada faces sweden in the gold medal match. and american rai benjamin took home a silver medal in the 400 meter hurdles. he won gold setting a new world record. >>> well, coming up, a perfect storm. why spirit airlines canceled nearly half of its flights leaving passengers high and dry. >>> later, a medical shocker. comedian kathy griffin reveals a cancer diagnosis. this is the "cbs morning news." my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral-b oral-b delivers the wow of a professional clean feel every day. it's my 5:52 woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its

meanwhile, simone biles cheered on sunisa lee, jade carey and mykayla skinner. lee took home bronze in uneven bars, while skinner turned a second chance into a silver medal. >> this has been such an honor to be able to step in for simone. >> reporter: for swimming, superstar caeleb dressel once again winning gold in the men's 50 meter free style. >> i am proud of every swim, every effort i put in the water. >> reporter: u.s.a. swimming also picked up gold in the men's relay race and the women picked up silver. >> reporter: now, team u.s.a. turns its attention to track and field. including l.g.b.t.q. athlete raven saunders, who won silver in the shot put but also won hearts with her multicolored hair, hulk mask and self-love attitude. u.s. golfer xander schauffele won the first gold medal for the united states since 1904. meanwhile, simone biles will not compete in the individual floor final. she could still participate, though, in beam. jericka. >> duncan: jamie yuccas, covering it all for us in tokyo, thank you. smoke from wildfires in california and across the

jade carey takes home another gold medal for team usa. amy is live on the ground in tokyo. >>> new this morning, the u.s. now reaching president biden's vaccine goal, 70% of adults have at least one dose. this as the delta variant keeps tearing through the country. senator lindsey graham saying he has covid despite being vaccinated as classroom battles heat up over covid guidelines and mask mandates. >>> meltdown in midair. a travel nightmare for thousands. spirit airlines canceling hundreds of flights. passengers stranded. what the airline says is behind the trouble. >>> abc news exclusive. comedian kathy griffin opens up about her lung cancer diagnosis. >> i was definitely in shock. i'm still a little bit in shock. >> how sobriety may have saved her life and what she's saying about her future. >>> breaking their silence. the couple harassed by former ebay executives alleging they were victims of a campaign that left them fearing for their lives. now sharing their story on the on "gma." >>> it's august and there's already a christmas cru

jade's family live close to the scene, and she says her son has been left traumatised.doesn't understand that he's gone and that he can't come back and he can't cause any more harm to anybody. "thank you for being nice." children have been showing their gratitude. it's heart—warming. but community leaders say many will need professional help. when the kids go back to school, after christmas, it's still going to be something we need to think about, notjust the interim now, it's what's going to happen in the future. investigations are continuing here tonight, but the police cordon is being lifted here at biddick drive and at the other locations in this area where people were shot dead. tomorrow morning, at 11 o'clock, the city will pause for a minute's silence. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. finally cricket, and england's men go into the last day of the second test against india tomorrow with the outcome of the match finely balanced. england took three crucial wickets towards the end of today's play at lord's. joe wilson was watching. nothing in test match cricket is set in

fishermen, but also well known actors and foreigners have invested time and money and which president jade wilson at the tourism industry should further exploit contributing to the rising tension. since last year, a military police car has been patrolling the indigenous village up there 3 times a day, 7 times a week. the patrols were requested by rio deja nero's program by protecting human rights defenders. who knows, but they are connected. the automation is to keep, not her alive, so she can push you her legal battles up with the mayor of better. she has taken sides and has asked for the dimmer cation process to be a no. what did ia feel? my dear. it's one thing to have a d, my cation process going on in the amazon or national park. but here, where there's a local population that's been established, there's bound to be conflict for noise and decision to rule one way or the other has only made things worse. by this land conflict is only one of the 100 still pending and growing, while thousands of indigenous people wait for the supreme court to decide their faith. monica not give, i'll jus

gymnasts on the us team, as well, and obviously so excited for sunisa, who won the all—around, and jade floor, and then, simone came back and won the bronze on beam. and then, of course, the team won silver. but i also have to say it was so awesome watching the sportsmanship at this olympic games. that was really my favourite part of the olympics, was watching that. it was so beautiful and it was so cool to see gymnasts from other countries be on the podium that we're not used to seeing. so it was really awesome. you talk there about simone, and obviously simone biles is a name that we all know, possibly the world's most famous gymnast and, i know, a friend and team—mate of yours in years gone by. now, she withdrew, as you said, for her own wellbeing, both physical and mental. i just wonder whether you think it's fair to, in assessing the decision she made, to link that with the fact that simone, just as yourself, has been through the most terrible trauma in recent years linked to the sex scandal in us gymnastics. our minds all are so different. we're all so... there's no two people tha

jade carey back home in arizona tonight. she got quite the greeting at the airport.heer, applause, hugs. carey earned her first ever gold medal for her floor performance. some of these olympians are also mommies and daddies who have been away from their little ones. scenes like this were great to watch. >> number two, number three? >> welcomed home by three kiddos. >> and swimmer matt wit lock being surprised by his little girl at heathrow. >> i love these videos. >> so nice. >> it's good. >> that's going to do it for us. have a great evening. we'll be back tomorrow. >> and we're going to quiz you begin on monday. sydney's time a. it's a world rorld! ♪♪ >>> as the olympic games approach their final weekend, back state side the big names are coming home. a short time ago simone biles returning to texas with two medals. she is not the only gymnast back home. in the twin cities suni lee. and out in phoenix this reception, mykayla skinner welcomed home. the way she should be. in independence indiana, parade for their 3x3 basketball gold medalist jackie young. and in hawa

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appreciate at all of our group which is different from what the experience 20 years ago or santa be jaded lie 1st there in july about how the un security council has adopted a resolution calling for the safe passage of people who want to leave afghans on the u. s. hopes that resolution will protect people's rights to leave the country no matter. the reason kristen salumi reports from the united nations as the u. s was completing its withdrawal from afghanistan. the security council was voting on a resolution meant as a message for the taliban, that the world is watching. one such commitment which the taliban has made publicly and privately, is that those who wish to leave afghanistan will be able to do so. today's resolution signals just how seriously the security council takes that commitment. along with the commitment to allow humanitarian aid to flow and prevent terrorism, russia and china expressed concern that afghan, a stan could again become a safe haven for armed groups who could attack other countries. but they abstained from the vote. more with perhaps a fleet had more time the