of more than that, let's bring in jasmine zacky. she's an international attorney specializing in post conflict countries and countries in transition. she joins us now from washington. d . c. jasmine, iraq itself has been such a battle ground to various countries and interests for so long. now. it's trying to rework its image into a place to rather resolve differences. it seems kind of stuff yet. thank you for having me. yes, that's exactly right. iraq is seeking to reclaim its historic leadership role and status in the region. this is not the 1st time they hold a regional conference for dueling entities and rivals to come together in 1936. there was a side of the treaty, 1955. there was a baghdad pack, but since then it's been such a d, stabilized part of the world. and so many countries have been using it as you said, as a battleground. so this is a chance to start transitioning from being a bible ground state to being more of a, a mediator and a political leader in the region. that's a huge challenge that how did they get such reg

point that jasmine makes about this or is it morally— jasmine makes about this or is it morally andlions of people all over— 15—year—olds and millions of people all over the — 15—year—olds and millions of people all over the world have not had any vaccination — all over the world have not had any vaccination at all. it is, i would say. _ vaccination at all. it is, i would say. on — vaccination at all. it is, i would say. on a — vaccination at all. it is, i would say, on a list of priorities but in fairness. — say, on a list of priorities but in fairness, the secretary has to prepare — fairness, the secretary has to prepare for any eventuality and that's— prepare for any eventuality and that's what he's doing.- prepare for any eventuality and that's what he's doing. also, school has been, that's what he's doing. also, school has been. if — that's what he's doing. also, school has been, if there _ that's what he's doing. also, school has been, if there vaccinated, - that's what he's doing. also, school has been, if there vaccinated, the l has been, if there vaccinated, the spread will

representative jasmine crockett who is back in texas now. and joins us from dallas. representative crockett, thank you for sharing part of your morning with us. you're one of more than 50 texas democrats who has a warrant out for your arrest. it's largely symbolic, you likely won't face serious legal trouble. i still want to get your reaction from this tweet in

joining our conversation, texas state representative jasmine crockett, who remains in d.c. claire mccaskill is still with us. how are you? do you fear arrest?

and that's the starting point of our analysis with jasmine argument. jasmine is in africa analyst at north 14 strategies as technical based think type of joins us now from pretoria. jasmine, our 1st up, has anyone being held to account for this missing money? no, no one is going to be. no one has been held the count and i don't speak, we must expect that it will be quite soon already. it seems flag the extradition orders on hold. we must keep in mind. they are high profile people linked to this case. so there is a question mark over what will happen next with those that have been arrested and whether indeed he will face justice. a good question, i mean, all eyes are now on the motion beacon judicial system. and i think that's where the problem lies. both from shot africa and the united states is healthy at trial. it will be when it comes to be people being involved and will be used as a diversion from those that actually benefited from a massive amounts of money that started the downward spiral from mozambique and financial position. i do not think at the end of the day, we all go tr

jasmine, let's pick up on what we just heard from nick. president biden vowing friday's air strike won't be the last. obviously they won't telegraph when the next one might be. but what more can you tell us about his threats of retaliation? >> reporter: it is a two part strategy. president biden is attempting to message that the u.s. will defend itself and its troops on the ground in afghanistan but also it is part of a prevention strategy trying to disrupt and prevent any potential attacks on troops as they head towards this august 31 deadline. and we know that that mission is difficult given the nature of suicide bombing attacks. and the president warning of another highly likely attack on the kabul airport in the next 24 to 36 hours makes the circumstances even more dire. so today pentagon spokesman john kirby wouldn't detail any specifics of what we can expect from that threat of more strikes, but he did say that the u.s. will leverage their ability to do over the horizon strikes. and that term is something that we've heard from presid

cnn's jasmine wright is live for us from wilmington, delaware. jasmine, always good to have you.t it? >> reporter: that's right. this is a big win and he's saying part of that more to do is going to be this infrastructure bill. remember, it will be president biden's first major bipartisan piece of legislation, something that he campaigned on. so in those remarks after touting those economic numbers, he turned to the infrastructure bill and he encouraged senators to move ahead because it would provide the country with jobs and more resources. and this is one of the reasons why president biden is paying so close attention to it while he is here in wilmington. remember as senators come back to the senate today really to start and try to move along. they're expected to move the bill along doing a procedural vote to get it kind of closer to that finish line which is a crucial step for the president. white house press secretary jen psaki said even though he is in delaware, that does not mean he's not following along. the president postponed his vacation plans to really monitor the step

and now, to jasmine wright in d.c. jasmine, hi. good to see you, as well.n kirby there at the pentagon reiterating this saying the drone strike on isis-k won't be the last. certainly, a signal of a new operational environment in afghanistan after 20 years on the ground. >> yeah, robyn. president biden is vowing to do more because thursday's attack that left 13 u.s. service members -- um -- was no doubt a worst-case scenario for this president. one that officials say that day, thursday, has now become one of the worst of his presidency. and so now, while another attack, though it would not be surprising because of that highly likely warning of another attack on the 24 to 36 hours at the kabul airport. it would be devastating. so that's why you see president biden saying that this won't be the last strike because not only is he signaling that, yes, this is retaliation. the u.s. will defend itself. but he is also trying to thwart and really disrupt any potential, future bombings as the -- as the -- the troops near closer to that -- um -- august 31st drawdown d

let's go to the white house where we find jasmine wright. what is the message coming out of the white house on this saturday? >> reporter: well, officials just told reporters, fred, that president biden will not be making his scheduled trip to wilmington. instead, he will stay here at the white house. we was expected to go after he received a 10:16 prbriefing by s national security team. earlier today, we saw secretary of defense, general austin, joint chief of staff milley come in to give the briefing. what you heard from the pentagon is an extension of what president biden said yesterday at the white house. the top line was that he said that any american who wants to come home, we'll get you home. any afghan translators or folks who worked with the u.s. over the 20-year war, if they wanted to come, he would get them out. so -- but one thing we heard from john kirby is something we've heard from officials. they don't know exactly how many americans. when we heard that americans are currently in afghanistan. when we heard the overall update

jasmine wright is with us live. the president initially, jasmine, struck this defiant tone in response to the withdrawal. what are we hearing from him now? >> reporter: yesterday, we heard president biden trying to get on the offensive. changing strategy. trying to get ahead of the chaos instead of the defensive. we have heard for him and his aides. for biden that meant injecting a little bit of optimism and empathy. something we have seen from the president over the 7 months he has been in office. in one of the remarks he pledged, as nick said, any american back to the u.s. that wants to come back. he will bring any afghan that wanted to get out, it brings them a step further than before. >> clear. any american who wants to come home, we will get you home. make no mistake, this evacuation mission is dangerous. it involves risks to our armed forces. it is being conducted under difficult circumstances. i cannot promise what the final outcome will be and what it will be that, it will be without risk of loss, but as co

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jasmine wright in washington. appreciate it.or being with us much. >>> as many afghans hope to catch a flight out while they still can, fear is growing among some of those who will stay, including many women terrified of the taliban's return to power. but as anna coren reports for us, some female activists are choosing to stay, to keep fighting for women's rights. >> reporter: i'm in my house waiting for any help and support for protection. due to the dangerous situation, my family has stopped me coming on the media. i think we will be left here in this hell under the dark shadow of this tyranny. testimonies from women inside afghanistan. all across the country, they are dreading the taliban's return to power. wondering what it will mean for them. many are desperately trying to escape. entire lives, dreams shattered. their fears are not unfounded. under taliban rule, in the '90s and early 2000s, the group denied women basic rights. forcing them to cover their entire bodies. banning them from the workplace. and prohibiting most e

jasmine wright is live for us in washington, d.c. jasmine, good morning, the clock is ticking.esident is leaning on this complicated decision he has to make? >> reporter: that is the million dollar question. and you are right, the clock is ticking. as of monday, president biden hadn't made up his mind. cnn had learned despite that warning from the military and we know officials have told us that this meeting with the gmp7 coul be when we first learn what he is thinking. president biden himself just last week said that he would do whatever it takes to get all americans out of the u.s. -- sxu excuse me, out of afghanistan who want to come home. and he extended that olive branch to those who helped the u.s. over the 20 years. they believe that they can get all americans out by august 31, but that is not the same for afghans because there are a way more of them in that country. so the question is where does this leave them. this of course is a hard choice for the president. if he keeps the troops in afghanistan that he risks angering the taliban as we just heard, and he could alien

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jasmine, things expected to heat up again on capitol hill in a few hours, right?t. president biden is one step closer to victory but he is not there yet. now that the senate has cleared that additional hurdle, the senate is back today with that rare weekend session trying to finish up on his would-be bipartisan infrastructure plan, trying to move it closer to those final stages. but yesterday on the senate floor after they took that vote, biden ally and delaware democrat tom carper summed up the mood perfectly when he quoted winston churchill. >> he said, it's not the end. this is not the beginning of the end. he said this is the end of the beginning. and while we are grateful to everybody who voted, it's not the end. but it takes us a step closer to the end. i just want to thank everybody who came in, took the time to get here to vote. we are prepared to take the next step. >> reporter: so there you see that rare senate floor camaraderie amongst republicans and democrats. the question now is what comes next. so we can expect to see some several rounds of debate,

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cnn's jasmine wright joins us. jasmine, we just heard about the human cost of this attack there. let's pitch on the now to the political -- pivot now to the political cost. president biden had been facing employment of criticism on both sides of the aisle after the disastrous drawdown which grew even louder after that suicide attack, some republicans even calling for his resignation. will the fact that biden acted so quickly on his promise to hunt down those responsible, will that calm some of the criticism that's been aimed at him in the wake of this tragedy? >> reporter: we don't know yet what the political impact of this strike will be, but you're right, it is no coincidence that president biden acted so quickly as he tries to send a message to folks abroad on the ground in afghanistan but also potentially to critics at home that his administration will not stop at taking action, trying to defend the troops and retaliate against anyone who comes in their way. but there are a few things that we don't know about this mission as nick and the general were just talking about, inclu

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jasmine, i want to come to you. it's certainly a somber day for the u.s. the bodies of the service members killed in that attack returned home. the president was there. again, a reminder of this deteriorating security situation on the ground in afghanistan. >> reporter: that's right, robyn. it was a sad day on sunday. president biden standing for the first time as commander in chief for this solemn movement. we saw him kind of react with anguish, right? it was silent, but we saw his body movements. at times, he put his hands over his heart as he saw those transfer cases being carried down off that c-17. we saw him bowing his head, potentially in prayer. we know that he's a deeply religious man. and it's a significant day for him because this is, as i said, the first time that he has presided over a transfer of cases, the solemn movement. as president, we know that he had done it at least once as vice president. but really this is something that is happening under his watch as a consequence of his actions, of his decision to withdraw from august 31st. that

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we're going to speak with the texas state representative, jasmine crockett about her plan of action. >> i watch a lot of news but anytime i'm going on a flight i'm breaking my cell phone out because of all the incidents we've been seeing, just like this one. >> too much booze, passengers restrained by tape. what is happening in the air? we're going to speak to the head of the flight attendants association coming up. >> we do say good morning, everybody, it is saturday, august 7th. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser, have you felt that way when you've been flying? >> i'm probably the person they're about to tape and restrain on most flights. so -- >> you're the person they cut off at the airport. >> exactly. this kendis guy. >> things have gotten so wild the faa is now stepping in, and actually just kind of desperately asking for airports to step in, we're going to dive into all of that. >> and monitor people, right, flight attendants have been taking self-defense classes. we're going to dive into that this hour. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the lathe for u

and jasmine camacho-quinn is powering away, surely, to the gold medal now?a first ever athletics gold for puerto rico. for such a small country, she later said, to give little kids hope, i'm just glad i'm the person to do it. andy swiss, bbc news. now let's talk about simone biles, the superstar american gymnast who has pulled out of a succession of olympic finals there. but she is going to compete in one tomorrow? indeed. she is going to compete in the beam final. and that is great news for fans of gymnastics, because she obviously missed out from competing, trying to retain that olympic floor title tonight. yesterday, the vault came and went, because she has been suffering from what gymnasts call the twisties, she described does not knowing from down. she has had it before but it started again when she got to tokyo. she said it was honestly petrifying trying to do a skill but not having your mind and body and sink. it seems she must feel better, so that's great news. she won a bronze in rio on the beam afterfalling. she is the reigning champion. she was ex

also joining us, erin haines, msnbc contributor, and jasmine crockett is back. all three of you are to be commended. you're all on the front lines of pushing for and/or covering this fight. i wonder if i can start with you, representative crockett. are you satisfied that whether you go back or not now that you have handed the baton to a democratic senate that understands the stakes? >> first of all, it's good to see you nicolle. i am satisfied that we have fought harder than anyone thought that we could fight, that we have accomplished more than anyone thought that we could accomplish. if you want to know if our job is done, i don't. i think we have to keep the pressure on. if you read that article and they were talking about progressive members, i'm sure you can guess what side i'm on. i want to continue to push them. we know there will be a recess today. we know they won't be working over the weekend. we know they will potentially be working next week. as long as they are in session, i am here. i will not be in austin on saturday -- surprise, surprise -- i wil

cnn white house reporter jasmine wright is joining us now live from washington.u jasmine. it was a dignified but tragic transfer for the loved ones of the 13 u.s. service members, and with one day to go before the evacuation mission ends, president biden has tense hours ahead of him. what is the latest on the mood at the white house right now? >> reporter: well, it was a solemn day on sunday, rosemary. we just saw president biden reacting with sadness and annish. you could tell in his movements as he stood for the first time as commander in chief for that dignified transfer. we saw him with has hand over his heart, sometimes closing his eyes as the service members walked down with the transferred cases. we saw him really react solemnly. you know, the solemnness and anguish that you see rosemary is something that permeated around the white house ever since thursday when we first learned of the attack that killed 13 u.s. service members along with scores of others and it is that reason president biden is so stuck to that withdrawal date. he does not want to see mor

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let's bring in jasmine wright in washington, d.c.xample of bipartisanship between lawmakers and the white house. how is the white house reacting? >> reporter: the president is coming back to d.c. to celebrate. he has been away in delaware at his home for a long weekend, he will come back really to tout this historic legislation because remember, this has been months and months of back and forth between republicans and democrats and at times it seemed like it may have not happened. here we are just hours away from when it is expected to pass. yesterday our own cnn's jeff zeleny reported that the president is likely to speak according to officials as it passes really to tout this historic legislation. remember, this is something that president biden campaigned on, the ability to work across the aisle and get major legislation done for the country and this is what that looks like. of course even as it is expected to pass, it faces an uncertain future in the house where it moves next because house speaker nancy pelosi has vowed not to pu

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jasmine, thank you. >>> with the u.s.istan it seems other countries namely china and russia stand to benefit from the return of the taliban and less u.s. influence there. we have live reports from both china and russia, first to david culver for us in beijing. i know the chinese foreign minister has spoken with secretary of state antony blinken, says that they are willing to work with the u.s. here, but what is the chinese position? >> reporter: this is one to watch, it is interesting because publicly we're seeing that you just need to roll the images desperation out of afghanistan and that plays right into the chinese state media propaganda. they are essentially telling the world this is what happens when you rely on the u.s. and they just show those pictures. privately, they are worried. observers are looking at this and saying there is a lot of concern about the instability that could a rise from this. china shares a very small border with afghanistan, about you they have been strategic over recent weeks. five weeks ag

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our white house reporter jasmine wright joining us from washington. did the president give any specifics, any details about what exactly is being done to increase these evacuations? >> reporter: yeah. the president said yesterday at the white house they were extending access around the airport as they try to get more and more people out of the country. nick is right, they're running close to that august 31st deadline, where troops are supposed to be out of afghanistan. yes, president biden said it there were discussions going ongoing in the military about potentially extending that. he wouldn't say if the discussions went forward toward the taliban. it comes -- he said they're extending access and changing gate operations around the airport as they come under major criticism about why they waited so long to evacuate so many people when -- coming about pessimistic warnings about the afghan forces' ability. now one note i want to say is our own reported yesterday she spoke to an administration official and they said u.s. military operations at the airpo

for now representative jasmine crockett, thank you so much for your time tonight. so much. >>> every single republican in the united states senate just voted against even debating a voting rights bill. so where are the democrats on killing the filibuster to save american democracy? >> we have made progress and we are showing very clearly to every one of our 50 senators that republicans won't join us. and yet the importance of voting rights, if anything, has strengthened in the minds of everybody, everybody. >> the trade-offs in the senate and the price of bipartisanship with a top democratic senator, next. don't go away. c senator, next don't go away. ♪ ♪ do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. >>> we just saw a tiny blip of bipartisanship with the trillion dollar infrastructure bill that passed yesterday in the united states senate with 19 republica

. >>> for the political fallout, we go to washington right now and cnn reporter jasmine wright joins president biden has been facing criticism from both sides of the aisle, and the criticism grew and republicans even calling for his resignation. so will the fact that biden acted so quickly on his promise to hunt down those responsible, will that calm some of the criticism that's been aimed at them in the wake of this tragedy? >> reporter: well, kim, we don't know what the political impact of this strike that happened friday night. obviously, it's no coincidence that president biden acted so swiftle in getting this strike done, we know -- as nick said, we don't know if the target as the person actually that perpetrated the act that left 13 service members dead on thursday. but what we do know, president biden is trying to send a message to the people until afghanistan and also critics here at home that he will do what it takes quickly to try to protect those troops on the ground as they go into that last phase of that drawdown effort. but as we gauge what the success will be, we don't

. >>> i want to bring in my colleague cnn white house reporter jasmine wright.seen an administration this explicit about incoming threats as they've been over the last couple of days. even more explicit yesterday saying highly likely an attack will come. what is the president doing in response to the threat? >> reporter: well, the president vowing that saturday's strike won't be the last. it's part of those steps. remember, it represents kind of a two-part strategy. yes, he said that the u.s. will defend itself. he's sending a message with that retaliation with troops on the ground, but, also, it represents a prevention strategy. trying to prevent any potential attacks coming against the troops on the -- in afghanistan as we lead up to that drawdown on august 31st. remember, those two isis targets killed, the pentagon identified them as planners and facilitators. saying that one, quote, "they believed was associated with potential future attacks at the airport." take a listen to pentagon spokesperson john kirby kind of assess the threat as it still stands. >> ma

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texas state representative jasmine crockett back on the program. thank you. appreciate it. >> good to see you. ncht the senate judiciary committee will sit down with a former doernl, this comes as days after the committee talked with former acting attorney general jeffrey rosenen and former acting deputy attorney general richard donahue about trump's efforts to push the justice department to help him overturn the election results. "the new york times" reports that rosen also met with the justice department's inspect juror general. a person familiar with that interview told the times that rosen detailed several encounters that he had with jeffrey clark, the forming acting head of the civil division including one in which clark admitted he met with trump. clark did not respond to the times' request for comment. he said in january that his official communications with the white house were consistent with law. joining me now to talk about this and more, chuck rosenburg, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official who is now an msnbc contributor. good to see you

texas state representative jasmine crockett joins me now.h, i mean first of all it is good to see you. you know, when we fled the state of texas and we said, hey, this is voter suppression. we said, hey, they are pushing forward with specific attacks on people of color, people looked at us and thought, are y'all sure about this? they questioned and it was kind of slow to build. now you see who is in control in texas. you see that they are consistently targeting black folk in texas. how in the heck do you say -- i mean and they don't care. they're open about it. sadly enough, i had colleagues that went back to the floor and gave them a quorum because they are going to continue to target black people in our state and blame us for any and everything. sadly enough, you can't even keep up with the republican's lies so long as they blame anybody but an old white man then it is fair game because we know it started off with those that were immigrants. >> yes. dan patrick released a statement on facebook today saying in part, quote, not surprisingly,

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in fact, earlier in the day we talked about state rep jasmine crockett, who said that they are feeling good about the prospects there and that they'll be there through the week, likely. >> one thing that we were committed to was staying here until the senate actually did recess. we have put pressure on the senate not to recess until we deal with voting rights. we know that they're still in. it is our understanding that a voting rights bill will be rolled out and there may be a vote on that this upcoming week. speaking with, actually, any amount of senators right now, they're telling us, listen, this new bill is going to be rolled out and the majority leader has promised to make sure that we get a vote on that before we recess. so i do feel very confident. >> reporter: yeah, and, again, that part of an overall strategy by the texas house democrats who say they're not coming back unless they can feel like they're getting support from dc and also feel like the governor is willing to negotiate a bit. to this point, they say he's made no indication that that's the case. remember, this elect

joining me now is jasmine crockett of texas, and reverend dr.le's campaign and the president of the repairers of the breach. thank you so much both for joining me today. i want to start with you, reverend barber. because one of the challenges that we've had is that there seems to be a stalemate right now in passing the for the people's act, but this can have dire consequence if we allow republican-controlled statehouses to draw up a lot of these district lines as i mentioned before. can you speak to the urgency that we are facing right now? >> well, you're exactly right. we don't need one or the other. we need a for the peoples act because it deals with gerrymandering, it deals with access to the ballot t deals with getting dark money out of politics. we also need the restoration of voting rights act for future bills. that will deal with preclearance. i come from a state after the shelby decision, one of our senators said now that the headache has been removed and based on that they passed the worst voter suppression law and the worst gerrymande

texas state representative jasmine crockett, latasha brown, two of the heroes of our democracy rightyou both. >>> still ahead, as if they didn't have it hard enough, america's doctors and nurses are wrestling with a new burnout due to the fact that so many of the covid cases they are treating now were probably preventible. dr. anthony fauci joins us next. don't go anywhere. us next. don't go anywhere. ♪all by yourself.♪ you look a little lost. i can't find my hotel. oh. oh! ♪♪ this is not normal. no. ♪♪ so? ♪♪ right? go with us and find millions of flexible options, all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. this is the sound of change from pnc bank. it's the sound of a thousand sighs of relief and of a company watching out for you. this is the sound of low cash mode from pnc bank, giving you multiple options and at least 24 hours to help you avoid an overdraft fee. because we believe how you handle overdrafts should be in your control, not just your bank's. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. as someone who resembles someon

jasmine winning a first ever athletics gold _ medal.r athletics gold for _ medal. jasmine winning a first ever athletics gold for porto _ medal. jasmine winning a first ever athletics gold for porto rico, - medal. jasmine winning a first ever athletics gold for porto rico, for i athletics gold for porto rico, for such a small country, she later said, to give little kids hope, i am just glad that i am the person to do it. tom mcewen has won that silver in the individual eventing final within the individual eventing final within the last half an hour. it was a near—perfect performance on his horse. a superb final round from the german raider was enough to take the gold medal. a couple of errors by oliver townend pushed him out of the medal positions. there was an incredible moment of olympic spirit yesterday, as the high jump final ended with both qatar's mutaz essa barshim and italy's gianmarco tamberi both sharing the gold medals. after two—hours, the pair couldn't be split, having recorded best clearances of 2.37 metres. they had the o

if you're in the uk, jasmine and john will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the storiest centre. cristiano ronaldo is returning to manchester united. the club has agreed to pay juventus almost £13 million for the 36 year old. he firstjoined united as an 18 year old and went on to score over 100 goals, winning every major trophy in a six year spelljohn donnison reports. guesses back. most of the faces may have changed but before the signing was announced, the new boss was clearly excited. he was announced, the new boss was clearly excited.— clearly excited. he is a legend of this club. he _ clearly excited. he is a legend of this club. he is _ clearly excited. he is a legend of this club. he is the _ clearly excited. he is a legend of this club. he is the greatest - clearly excited. he is a legend of. this club. he is the greatest player of all time, if you ask me. i was fortunate enough to play with him. i coached him. the fortunate enough to play with him. i coached him-— fortunate enough to play with him. i coached him. the deal was confirmed in the tweet- — coached hi

people overthrown at least 36 governments interfered in at least 85 for an election attempt to do as jasmine a over 54 and leaders and dropped bombs on people in over 30 countries. the disaster in afghanistan is not a surprise is exactly the standard operating procedure for the, for the, for the yes. rule our country, both parties know captions. my nano yo me, you can just put bikes cover you can can, i gave you needed to and you cannot hold murderers to account by putting other matters in charge. here you handle this. i've why i got this off, my chest, my head, my, my breath, my head, jess, my. my brain nipples, brain nipples and clear. now. company wash in d, c, the belly, the base is redacted. the night, the i well commonly cam. now let's take the news from behind. well folks you probably heard, especially if you watched naomi care bonnie say last week, this july when the hottest. * month ever recorded in the history of recording things, but this is nothing to worry about. ok, because it's not. it's not a trend at all. i mean, just look at june, june was the how does june ever recorded in

jasmine camacho-quinn won puerto rico's first ever olympic track and field gold as she cruised to victoryn's 100m hurdles at tokyo 2020.the 24—year—old is only the second athlete from the us territory to win an olympic gold medal, after monica puig in the women's tennis singles in 2016. netherlands�* sifan hassan falls within the last lap of her 1500m heat but still comes back to win at the olympic stadium in tokyo. the dutch athlete, who is going for gold in the 1500m, 5,000m and 10,000m, a feat never before attempted, fell to the track after a tangle of legs with 380m to go before rolling over. yet somehow she was able to get up and turn the afterburners on down the back straight before taking victory in the heat. it was incredible to watch. in the women's hockey, india took a shock 1—0 victory over australia to get to the semi—finals for the first time in their olympic history. gurjit kaur scored in the 22nd minute from a penalty corner to give india the lead against the three—time champions. india then saved 10 penalty corners from australia to stay in it. india will play argentina in

the world doesn't need a 50-year-old jasmine. trust me, this'll look completely normal on camera. this just in -- i'm gonna be on the news. they're doing a segment on the real-estate market, and i'm their local expert. back to you, claire. i'm still reeling from the last time you were on the news. newscaster: and while people have found all sorts of ways to beat the heat, one local man is using his head. is it warm out? i hadn't noticed. looks like i need to re-apply. to clown college? haley, go with him. make sure he gets all that stuff off his face. i'll pack paper towels and a squeegee.