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collective cause for democracy, justice, freedom of expression, government auto craft, james white with foreign adopted ali, went with him the special edition of the listening post. we're taking a retrospective look at what happens in the subsequent crushing of democratic move the clamp downs on freedom of the press. the remain in place that we've chosen to focus on the stories of 3 countries to nivia, where the movement got to start from egypt, where it appeared to reach park and syria, where it hit a brick wall. the arab springs, the starting point came on december 17th, 2010 in the small central tennessee and city of city with the st vector named mohammed was, is fed up with local official corruption, unable to make a living himself, it was one individual active protest that would cost was busy his life and ultimately set off shop ways that would travel from north africa to the irradiance . don't leave him to the idea of if the regime of president been and he created a kind of political police and the whole network to get into people's heads. so that no matter where you are, no matter who you are. we fo

ali. >> yeah, good morning. james. yes, these people are very lucky that their home is still standing because the fire got really close. let me just show you i just pan over here and i up in between the trees. you can see the burned fence right over here. >> and you can see some more of burned to fence in hillside right over there. but let's show you the video because that's pretty impressive when when you see it here. so you can see that the fire got so big, you can see it off a 6.80 freeway causing smoke. and for the neighborhood just to get nervous because as you as i showed you earlier, it was very close to these homes over here on ross circle. now, if you listen closely, you can hear faintly in the background fireworks as firefighters battled the fire and cut down brush on this hillside. they do suspect fireworks is the cause of this fire. was one of 48 grass fires that the contra costa fire department responded to last night. in fact, at one point. >> 9 exterior and vegetation fires were currently burning at the

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ali. thank you for that. stanford university repinated student. ktvu james torres reports how and the changes that take effect next semester. students i spoke to on campus today, say, requiring vaccines in the fall probably won't be a problem for students coming back here, the university says of the students who have disclosed their vaccine status, 90% have said they've got their shots. i think it's just important for public health in general to take it. summer term students at stanford university or on campus following safety protocols. anyone without a vaccine must test regularly for covid-19. and actually, i know around me already have that's so yeah, i'm not sure how many people have actual problem. starting in the fall. the university will require all students were turning to campus to show proof of vaccination, the school, releasing a statement saying, in part, al their vaccine status prior to their arrival on campus for the fall quarter. we will work to help arriving student obtain a vaccination if they have been unable to obtain one at their home loc

americans like mohammed ali and kareem, abdul jabbar brought the civil rights movement to a wider audience. they've been told the world of sports should not be politicized or as the bron james, the basketball star has been taught, shut up and dribble. that kind of argument just doesn't fly anymore. social media has allowed this generation of athletes to get around billionaire, owners and broadcasters uncomfortable with mixing sports and politics. now they can connect directly with their millions of fans and that's forcing leaks federation. and the brass that athletes represent to do something they've long tried to avoid. take a position on social issues. let me post joanna, who's now one sports activist in the era of social media. all my name is colleen papa, i am former captain of miss national team. for me, football has been always a great tool for my activism to be voice for voiceless women in a war turn country and mid dominated country like of renaissance, where women and girls have never know. right. one of the great tools that has helped me all the time was the access to the social media. it has given me a platform where i connect with other people around the world.

james vince, who both made half centuries. lewis gregory added a useful 40 as well, as england failed to see out their reduced 47 overs. hassan alions prepare for another warm up game against the sharks in south africa this evening, wales have drawn with argentina in cardiff. and it was argentina who suffered an early setback — juan cruz mallia sent off for this dangerous tackle after just half an hour. but, despite being a man down, argentina scored two tries to lead 20—6. wales did fight back — and score two tries of their own, to make it 20—20 — and they could have won it late on, but missed a last—minute penalty. elsewhere, england are playing canada — england lead 61—14. quite a comfortable lead. bauke mollema has won stage 14 of the tour de france with a fine solo ride. the dutchman broke free from the lead group with 26 miles to go on a lumpy stage into quillan and held on to take the victory. slovenia's tadej pogacar retained the overall lead and britain's mark cavendish should finish within the cut off time, keeping his hopes of more stage victories alive. that's all the sport for now. plenty more reaction to ashleigh ba

ali. well today, jeff bezos and three others became the latest civilians to embark in a private commercial space travel. ktvu is james stores followed that flight and tells us the future plans for bezos and his company, blue origin. boarding onto the new shepard rocket named after astronaut alan shepard, jeff bezoza and its fellow crew members become the first astronauts for blue origin. space expeditions extra, not demo, who control this is astronaut demo. i have you loud and clear with bezos, his brother, mark, 18 year old oliver damon from the netherlands now. the youngest person to ever fly into space and 82 year old wally funk, now the oldest, a total flight lasted a little more than 10 minutes. the capsule entering about six kilometers or about four miles into space. yeah well, he was a bit more emotional than i would have told, like. everyone in ground was very more emotional than we were. we were just having fun. when we came down. it was sort of time to let those emotions out a little bit. so it was. it was great to see everybody. and, yeah, it was a little more emotional than i had anticipated as well insid

removed from china's we chat and ali pay apps how should executives and investors deal with this we have the former obama administration official, cnbc contributor and jamesgor gentlemen, great to have you with us. i'll kick it off with you. we first saw the sort of crackdown happen with the a ant ipo recently do you think this is just a continuation of what was going on or if anything marks a change and how china is operating with its own tech companies >> good morning, melissa thanks for having me i think it's definitely a continuation but there are some differences here from didi and what we're learning is that china believes cross border data security is a national data security they deemed this an infrastructure operator. by that they are concerned how didi is securing data, particularly when they list in the u.s. they were worried about this new law that was holdsing forms companies accountable act. u.s. regulators have greater access to review chinese companies. at 90% market share, didi has a lot of chinese riders, including some government officials. china, a big brother surveillance state, no surprise, is concerned what nefarious things could ha