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>> i think that's exactly right, joy. foreign governments want influence with the president, with the new administration, with the new senior officials. and again, if you disclose it, it's okay. if you don't disclose it, it's a violation of federal law. every time "the washington post" writes a story about amazon, they note in the newspaper that jeff bezos, the founder of amazon, owns "the washington post." it's good for the newspaper, it's good for the reporter and it's good for the reader. everybody knows what the relationships are. so that's all we're asking with this law. does the uae want influence? of course they do. is that okay? sure it is. we have a state department that is particularly and purposefully set up for that reason, to have relationships and conversations with governments around the world. if you're going to do it, though, as a private citizen, disclose it. >> it seems so elementary, my dear watson, in this case my dear chuck rosenberg. thank you very much, really appreciate you being here to enlighten

>> joy, good evening. right now you can see crew standing busy.s is a 24/7 operation here and as you mention they're able to go deeper into that rubble because of that demolish -- demolition that took place yesterday that officials say was highly successful. the remaining portion of shin plane tower south fell right on top of its current footprint and just to ensure that it didn't compromise the current search efforts, they put a large, thick rubber mat over the area that they had been searching should any debris fall in that direction, they would be able to knock it off and pull that math back and go back to the layer that they were currently working in. as a result of this demolition, they've been able to move heavier equipment inside the interior areas and go into the areas that they've not been able to access before. we're now on day 12. i spoke to a famous search and rescue worker today. i said what do you tell the folks who realize how far we are now regarding a chance of survival? and she says, we tell them we believe and that is that we're

the read out with joy reid is up next. hey, joy. >> thank you for highlighting that, rev is the real one since the 80s since he was a kid really, really. good evening. six months since far right supremacists stormed the capital some are down right proud of their role as they continue to spread the big lie. look at these lawyers in a court filing that brooks believes the 2020 elections were the subject of voter fraud and election theft. brooks is one of three lawmakers who stopped the steal organizer, administrator said help organize, administrator said hel alexander said helped him organize the rally. along with mark -- knockout calls unapologetic association with fuentes and american first perhaps the most vivid example of the republican party's growing extremistism, his brother called him a white supremacist on this very show forethe whole nation to hear. >> these people are white supremacists. ok. you don't get to say you're not a racist when you are cavorting with racists, amplifying your message and refusing to denoun

the read out with joy reid is up next.onths since far right supremacists stormed the capital some are down right proud of their role as they continue to spread the big lie. look at these lawyers in a court filing that brooks believes the 2020 electionser

this climate change, we're going to pay a visit to run and stopped by a women joy makisha is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. this is that. so listen over what sort of t and what the key if the banana was here, she demonstrates another method, put part of a dead banana tree stump in front of the tree. you're trying to protect and the we will, will be drawn to that. instead we usually pito our for muslim to use came record because it the destroy was so years you know that said or has the micro organism that came quin you spray can cause so it, it kills michael organism which is too bad to our our environment. joy makisha has been trained by the organisation alliance, bio versity. the n g o supports food security projects with evidence based research, especially for crops like bananas and beans. some traditional beam varieties can no longer grow here. the farmers say it's because of climate change. the n g o has helped them to set up their own cooperative and develop a seed bank, which now has more than 60 varietie

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tonight, stephen welcomes joy reid! and musical guest alessia cara, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody! nice to see you. ( cheers and applause ) that's beautiful! please have a seat! sit, sit, sit! sit, everybody! thank you so much. welcome one and all to "the late show," i'm your shows, stephen colbert. i hope -- ( cheers and applause ) feeling good? >> jon: feeling great. >> stephen: i hope everybody had a great weekend. yesterday i had a lovely day. evie and i weren't to a place on the hudson river, what's it called, little island, which is a small little manmade island they've got there. it's kind of beautiful just to see how it's built, you know, took in some fresh air. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: took in the beautiful views. you know, tested out what it would be like to flee from humanity off the island. you could blow the bridge, cut off from the land. you have fiel

for me, this is definitely such a great joy shot. this is the most precious and important part of a mother's life. you knew you would like to work as a surrogate mother again, but it's not possible. unfortunately, i will not be able to do this again. i bled a lot after this for teaching. the doctor said that i probably wouldn't have any or children of war. i future is my child rather than wait in the denise and jane's nights now are back in his and the 2 of them are open about the fact that a ukrainian surrogate mother gave birth to their daughter. they say they would have never had this opportunity in germany. listen, we just think it sat in the country like germany. that not all the possibilities are exhausted because yes, exactly. it's one of the most conservative countries when it comes to reproductive medicine. monday people always talk about wanting children and always think it run so much deeper than that up. and if you really want to have children, if you really want to be parents, if you just want to get hold of love, you ha

and at the end of the, with the semi finals was just one of pure joy. really want to come raji and getting together to me about the topic of cove. it been worries in many countries about fans attending my matches and that's doing events. what's the view in italy on that? well, just before this final a, p was made by the health minister as well as the interior minister to really celebrate for doing it carefully to social distance where possible. and we're not possible to make sure where those moth even outdoors. i mean the, the knology they took was a football analogy. the match against the pandemic, they say is not silva. and we must do what that 30. that's it. of course, last night it was just pure joy, a lot of people, not exactly sticking to those rules, but i think it was a moment of celebration that they really wanted to save. and that will probably continue today as well as the a 3 will be celebrating in the capsule. understandably so. thank you very much. see my go to in rome and big mos in london . that's not take a look at some of the other sto

i live playing high town really long joy. you call my manager? i'm one second. let me get the log meeting in dublin la dang job where i live in trying to get my crawl by way. well, call me out my major id number by the local canto clayvon my phone godlings. maybe 2 months ago. i can let them know i can, i can can, can we do that the way your bank to get your money? you know, i won't be in band camp my lung lung out on the hill plot. when comes on, he encamped a video to him for me and i met on the 2, sat at the phone and got dropped and whatnot. young. i mean, i'm back to a new po the on, but they come with you to see. i go to go out to tech, i don't think outlines book me some might the net net go back to a local counselor to solve a code. and then i got your tuition for me for office and my family me with man some time searching with the bullies with him i did at some point we were able to find him on facebook. so we kept watching his voice book the the other part. make it my number that way my my my my my my wife probably yes. yes i will. yeah. the most my by

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you joy me from hotel quarantine here _ cases? you joy me from hotel quarantine here in _ cases? here in tokyo where cases? you joy me from hotel - quarantine here in tokyo where we have just had the confirmation from the south african football team, the under 23 squad they have won official and two young players who have tested positive for covid. the team arrived from south africa, travelled on tuesday and arrived in tokyo on wednesday. all the athletes were tested at the airport and the tests came back negative so the players were given permission to travel to the olympic village where the athletes are staying. but then one of the officials tested positive and then we had these two young players who came back with high temperatures and saliva tests on friday and saturday that showed they had covid and they were taken for testing and then it was confirmed. they were due to have their first training session and they are all being put into quarantine in their hotel rooms. they have their food being delivered to their door and we are waiting to hear what will happen next. they are

once the pride and joy of the nation, envy of the world is no longer that less than half of americans pulled recently, hold out hope for a better future, even less in a better political system. that's telling, isn't it, man, a former president drives to the border, just mark how badly his successor has bugged the job. because what they're doing is opening their prisons and prisoners. murder is human traffickers. all of these people, drug dealers are coming back into our country. if you remember the c n n reporter, what did you do? murder and she goes, what? murder. and they immediately turned off the camera. that's exactly why texas is stepping up and doing a job. that is truly the federal government's job. a job that you did, but the job that the by the ministration is completely failing us on these mockery is the republicans hating back at vice president carmella has this trip to the border where she tried to blame the immigration crisis, which is now a level of unseen and decades on trump, we inherited a tough situation. we have looked at a system where people have been in housing

how could you call you when we want a hey thing and then come via for me that you joy thomas. i'm going to have more seattle game we'll be may we both have employee both eager. got all dog coco, coco back the house number. they feel her casey. john, i'll like why? i think as long as you are bader law, you don't coco against national security. i see nothing that they need to feel very let me take an example. apple daily is not only a pap roy, but it's also a prop, again, the done against the central government. so if you are running a media with an agenda to sort of and danger ring a country's national security, there's something wrong, isn't it? the social alterations or the top odl on the we're see how are both her to be on bush all at your conference. you can leave his lease on her phone, you want to go home, see him, how legal haunts id or something you don't see, or they can hold all on paper. and you're saying, i'm such, all you know, your thought on godaddy. com. yeah, hold on the word tom. something which on the chewy speak from experience as a freelance producer for ho

>> joy, they should be called. they will be called.t is appalling that every other industry has shown up to congress. tech ceos, defense contractors, the pharmaceutical industry, the wall street industry. who do these fossil fuel executives think they are that they don't have to show up in congress? that's going to change. we are prepare today use whatever tool is necessary. they will be showing up and answers the questions of congress. >> isn't the fact that who they think they are are the people who own the united states and own the government and they feel like they're in complete ownership of not just republicans but some democrats in oily states. >> oily states. coalish, i guess would be the word, states. any state dependent on the extraction industry. this is a playbook we have seen before. this is exactly what the tobacco companies did. they knew all along nicotine was addictive. they just wouldn't tell anybody. exxon, their document, there's documented everyday they knew exactly what carbon was doing to the atmosphere long befo

>> hey, joy, good evening. they're from all walks of life. in the last few days it's becoming increasingly clear if we're on a journey here legally we're still closer to the starting line than the finish line. our latest count is 516 federally charged accused insurrectionists. there could be hundreds more. by my count about 2% of the cases -- 2% -- have got ton a plea agreement, and just one solitary case has gone to sentencing. so, there's a journey still to be made here. there are three large group of defendants all accused of being parts of far right groups, the oath keepers, the proud boys and the three percenters, all accused of conspiracy, of plotting, planning, coming ready for action january 6th. those cases largely are in their infancy, but the oath keepers, that stands out joy. the feds have had early victories there. they've secured three plea agreement, all three of whom have agreed to help with the investigation, to flip. and the prosecutors said there are good discussions underway with the rest of them. >> and just to be clear,

this crushing disappointment after the joy crushing disappointment after the joy and euphoria of theinals which is a big deal in itself, multiple teams - weeks. these finals which is a big | deal in itself, multiple teams have stiffed faces of developments with the improve and it was a psychological area. and they have massive scopes for growth. we can ask questions about southgate and how his younger players took the fourth and fifth penalties which is not ideal. he was expecting experienced players on the fourth and fifth, but they will remember this and there is time to grow from this and there is time to grow from this and there is time to grow from this and learn from the experience. and with the adjuster on the corner next year, they can be very helpful and also look at this and think about this and some cases we will see what roberto mancini would do and what we would change, and things changed in the last parts of the first half and how they grew into the game and look at these situations and say ok, are we going to do this in the future? i do not like this, a lot of people d

they joy to hear the news. so mostly let's say young people specially who brought that today are happy to hear this news decision let's, let's say that it's in a historic decision because it's the 1st time that the, the president of 2 needs. yeah. you saw the parliament and the effect, the prime minister now, the military gender ruling me and maurice being accused of using the uncontrolled spread of corona virus as a means to exercise control a spokesperson for the ousted national unity. government told al jazeera that at least 40000 people have been infected in the last few days. but while that tragedy is unfolding, soldiers have been storming hospitals. they've been arresting and attacking medical staff. the military miramar that we have facing. they are not. they're not attacking the people of me and more attacking the hospital facilities to the nurses. and i can tell you from you that they have been pack of 215 medium, at least the last 4 months by the middle. it was sending me to all medical doctors and nu

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at florida's southeastern university in legal studies and social work, a triumph over adversity. >> joyishara. >> lydia pogu. >> it was kind of like wow, god has turned our story into good now, saying this is for all those who were not able to do that. >> both women are now pursuing masters degrees, determined to be the voice for those still missing. how important is it for you to tell this story? >> i've been telling i have never -- i haven't rested >> i feel like in africa, people really need someone to bring them to justice legally. i feel like it make a huge impact to still keep the story alive >> their strength is inspiring. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj maithai. next, are you still going to go? many restaurants adding fees to your bill. we're having a conversation about all the ways businesses are still struggling and what it's going to take to fully recover. also, here we go again. los angeles requiring masks indoors whether you're vaccinated or not. is

so it, it kills michael organism which is too bad through our, our environment. joy makisha has been trained by the organisation alliance, bio versity. the n g o supports food security projects with evidence based research, especially for crops like bananas and beans. some traditional being varieties can no longer grow here. the farmers say it's because of climate change. the n g o has helped them to set up their own cooperative and develop a seed bank. which now has more than 60 varieties of being in stock using the planting season. our farmers have an opportunity to accept heat from here. the the, the if you for, from a he or she thinks one kilogram. he has to have to have this t, he or she has to be paid back twice as much. the national seed bank of uganda provided the initial investment of seeds. scientists made them available to the n g o. the researchers have given the farmers improved seeds of been varieties. the cross breeding to create these new strands can take several years. a scientist gloria aquino, explains so we find means we can z means we can cause him means maybe th

why do liberals in the media take such a droop joy and tossing america? the haters never take a day off from hating adults clear and they never take a day off of getting the facts wrong. we know most of our forefathers, all of our main fathering mic

>> she asks me for high-hope for congresswoman joy's husband, i saw her there and she asked me would i support her candidate? i said yes, i will support them. >> quite frankly, i like her a lot, she was champ. she demonstrated that she knows how to work with people and i just think she will make a great president. >> i served in congress.

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. joy -- >> it is very strange. in rappers today, it's just you. what you were saying was giving me jonestown vibes. it's very strange how they seem to be courting and inviting death among their own followers. very odd stuff but thank you for covering it and have a great evening. >> thanks, joy. >>> we begin "the reidout" with texas democrats taking a major stand for voting rights. for the second time this year, the democratic house members walked out of the capitol and left the state in protest over republicans' draconian efforts to pass voter suppression laws during their legislative suppression session. the texas democrats plan to spend their time here in the nation's capital instead pushing for federal voting legislation to protect voters. it is a dramatic yet effective move that the national democratic party would do well to try and pay attention to, seeing as they only have a few more weeks until the senate goes on a month-long recession taking what could be america's last chance to salvage free and fair elect

i have to work to improve our culture and improve our society and make you both feel the joy of reading and in the process do some good books. >> host: robert weil during the pandemic we have noticed book sales have been steady and in fact have increased. >> guest: sometimes i've dealt survivors guilt because so many people have had such terrible times including many of my colleagues. yet the book business at least on our and at liveright has been strong. we have had to adapt in huge ways and so many more books have gone digital. the george floyd murder we have been doing books about civil rights and inequality. i've been doing them for 30 years and suddenly there was somehow a lot of people who perked up and it's like show business. we published the buttigieg in 2016. who would have known. >> host: how do you connect in such a saturated market especially when it comes to social media and on line, the availability of everything on line? >> guest: you have to i feel, distinguish a book from a tweet. i know that sounds obvious but i always tell my colleagues and the writers i work with im

you're going to pay a visit to project, run and south by women. joy makisha is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. this is the so listen over water. it's sort of and water to keep the banana walls. here, she demonstrates another method, put part of a dead banana tree stump in front of the tree you're trying to protect and the wheels will be drawn to that. instead, we usually offer muslim to use chemicals because it to destroy was so years you know, that said or has the micro organism that can when you spray can cause. so it, it kills micro organism which is too bad through our, our environment. joy geisha has been trained by the organization alliance, bio versity. the n g o supports food security projects with evidence based research, especially for crops like bananas and beans. some traditional being varieties can no longer grow here. the farmers say it's because of climate change. the n g o has helped them to set up their own cooperative and develop a seed bank, which now has more than 60 varieties of being in st

you're going to pay a visit to a project run and stop by a women joy movie show is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. this is docile. this and what is sort of t and what the q the banana was here. she demonstrates another method, put part of a dead banana tree stump in front of the tree. you're trying to protect and the wheels will be drawn to that. instead, we usually pito are for muslim to use chemicals because if the destroy was so years, you know, that said or has the micro organism now can when you spray can cause. so if it kills michael organism, which is too bad to our, our environment. joy geisha has been trained by the organisation alliance, bio versity. the n g o supports food security projects with evidence based research, especially for crops like bananas and beans. some traditional being varieties can no longer grow here. the farmers say it's because of climate change. the n g o has helped them to set up their own cooperative and develop a seed bank. which now has more than 60 varieties of being in

like my core, kind of ethos as a person is to really balance joy and hard work. i fell in love with the sport just riding as a young kid with my dad, getting blueberry pancakes, hanging out. for me, there's still that joy and freedom and adventure that cycling brings. >> reporter: when you're in the middle of a ride, in a competition, in a race, what's going through your mind? >> i think overall i try to just keep it really positive and come back to what i can do in that moment. and that's something that i practice in training. i practice in racing. and it is, you know, a key skill, i think, in being able to perform incredibly on the days that are going well, and even on the days that aren't going so perfectly. >> reporter: you seem like you're really enjoying this. > yeah, absolutely, you get to enjoy the joy of just riding a bike. >> champion, what a performance, mom and dad. >> reporter: upside and down side of mom and dad not coming to tokyo. >> my mom is the loudest cheerer. it sounds kind of similar to an ambulance or a fire truck. like, because she's so ex

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we're going to pay a visit to project, run and soft by a women joy movie show is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. this is that so this one over what is sort of t and water to keep that, but i know it was here. she demonstrates another method. put part of a dead banana tree stump in front of the tree. you're trying to protect and the wheels will be drawn to that instead, we usually pito are for muslim to use chemicals because it to destroy was so years you know, that said or has the micro organism that can quinn to use breaking cause. so it, it kills micro organism which is too bad through our, our environment. joy makisha has been trained by the organization alliance, bio versity. the in g o supports food security projects with evidence based research, especially for crops like bananas and beans. some traditional being varieties can no longer grow here. the farmers say it's because of climate change. the n g o has helped them to set up their own cooperative and develop a seed bank. which now has more than 60 varie

. >> great to be with you joy. >> let's talk about this. in 2020 you saw the highest voter turnout i think in nearly

. >> hey joy, they're from all walks of life, all parts of the country. but last few days going through court filings, it's increasingly clear on a journey legally we're closer to starting than finish line. 516 is latest count, federally charged accused insurrectionists, could be hundreds more. 2% of the case, 2%, have gotten to plea agreement and just one has gone to sentencing. there's a journey to be made here. here's the kernel of where the case is right now. three large groups of defendants, all accused of being parts of far right groups -- the oathkeepers, proud boys and three percenters. accused of conspiracy, plotting, planning, coming ready for action on january 6th. those cases are in their infancy. but oathkeepers stands out. feds won early victories and made progress there. secured three plea agreements, all three of whom agreed to flip and help the feds with their investigation. prosecutors say there are good plea agreement conversations with rest of them. >> discerned any ties yet to lawmakers? allie alexander is missing out in the world. do

don't give them your joy. i don't want people to preserve their joy for the purposes and utilits of continuing to labor. you deserve to be joyful because you serve to be joyful. you are entitled to that and it's not that you can do more labor. i seek to be unapologetic and advancing to the transformative policies, holding space for righteous rage where there's efforts are but we also have th whole space and i want you to give this the most space for radical joy and hling. will you do that for me? >> thank you so much. >> i am one of the community service coordinatorsn campus and i'm going to passhis on for questions. >> okay. >> i am the class of 2022 and i major in sociology with a minor in english and --inaudible] >> on campus i'm a social chair and i am a mentor so my questn is since t black lives mter protest, whahas the government been doi to meet the demand of the voices and if nothing has been done are there any plans t look into the population? >> i can speak more about what i'm doing. basicay the only

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for me, this is definitely such a great joy. this is the most precious and important part of a mother's life. you knew you would like to work as a surrogate mother again, but it's not possible. unfortunately, i will not be able to do this again. so i bled a lot after this for to change. the doctor said that i probably wouldn't have any more children. it was. my future is my child. rather than waiting on the denise and genes nice now are back in his and the 2 of them are open about the fact that a ukrainian surrogate mother gave birth to their daughter. they say they would have never had this opportunity in germany. and we just think it sat in the country like germany that not all the possibilities are exhausted because yes, exactly. it's one of the most conservative countries when it comes to reproductive medicine. monday people always talk about wanting children and always think it runs so much deeper than it up. and if you really want to have children, if you really want to be parents, if you just want to keep all the love you

i know if i don't know much to the joy of animal rights advocates who regularly catch the wolf a camera where exactly if this rare footage was recorded, remained secret, but ruddy is known all over northern germany. the most notorious male wolf and rode of out of the dna analysis was confirmed that he just offended the 1st times when it was him evident, rosa says body and his attack, especially large numbers of animals, given calves and horses as the mobile fence around as pasture is no obstacle for them. the shepherd had to keep watch at night. i had no other choice but to sleep next to the sheet. so i slept in the car really and i had a baseball bat with me in case of an emergency. lying the geese in the nearby pony started cackling the 1st time they came on and i remember thinking what's going on yet. but then the sheep started bleating obviously, and i knew that the walls were here office on. so i got out of the car and chased them away on the thumbs came 3 times that night. since then, the wolf has returned here in occasions they have even named this area after him. roddy. the auth

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alicia nelson said her dog gidget is born for this. >> it's a joy to have with your dog, many people was a competitive person in sports and i wanted to do something with the dog, that's where we get the relationship. >> they are judged bit length of the ride, size of the wave, confidence and of course style. >> we saw one dog turn around and face the other way and turn right back around. we saw a couple floaters out there. >> the surf competition is part of the incredible dog challenge put on to bring people and pets closer together. >> we have dogs in freestyle tennis and everyone's favorite diving dog. >> for ryan and his dog sugar it's all about celebrating the bond between man and man's best friend. >> it's my best thing to do with her. we love surfing together. >> a group of life guards cheered on gidget for winning in the small dog category and sugar for taking first among the large dogs. win or lose it's a way to give all the dogs their day and for their humans to share that moment with them. in huntington beach, anthony pu >> and that is the overnight news for this friday. fo

this climate change, we're going to pay a visit to project run and stopped by a women joy movie show is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. this is that so this one over what death is sort of stand, what the key if the banana was here, she demonstrates another method, put part of a dead banana tree stump in front of the tree. you're trying to protect and the wheels will be drawn to that. instead, we usually pito our for muslim to use chemicals. because if the destroy was so years, you know, that said or has the micro organism that can quinn to use breaking cause. so if keels micro organism, which is too bad to our, our environment. joy makisha has been trained by the organization alliance, bio versity. the in g o supports food security projects with evidence based research, especially for crops like bananas and beans. some traditional bien varieties can no longer grow here. the farmers say it's because of climate change. the n g o has helped them to set up their own cooperative and develop a seed bank. which now

, the joys of being inside the _ directly from the uefa website, the joys of being inside the eu. - aroundn the japanese city of atami. unverified footage on social media shows mud cascading down a hillside, smashing into buildings and washing away cars. the city is south—west of tokyo in shizuoka prefecture. these pictures show extensive damage to roads and buildings in the path of the landslide where a search and rescue mission is under way. officials say it happened at around 10.30 in the morning, local time, when several houses were swept away. thousands of homes in the area are without power. the region has seen heavy rains and flooding since friday. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is in tokyo. you may be able to see that the sun is struggling to get through the clouds here in tokyo this afternoon. that's pretty much the first time we've seen it in the last week or so. it's been pretty much continuous heavy rain across central and western japan for much of the last week. that's not a huge surprise. this is the middle of the rainy season. i have to say japan is a very mountain

i can't quantify the joy, god has done it. we said that if we got, we will see our children and we have seen them as he has brought this child. he will bring the protest as of phone stones and police. if i take gases demonstrations against government handling the pandemic take place in several cities in tunisia, hundreds of mostly young people gathered in the capital tune as calling for the prime minister to resign. to dissolve parliament protested are angry over the surgeon corona virus cases. and also in an inadequate vaccine supply pandemic was aggravated the country's economy, even more driving up the rate of unemployment. and then an afghan minute resources told al jazeera the taliban has taken no ride district and cannot provence close to the border with, with pocket stone. now if this is confirmed, it will be the latest and long in a 2 month period that seen the group capture at least half the countries districts lowes, the top stories more coming up in the news our, i will see you then bye for now. i me i mean, i, i i

>>> chaotic scenes of joy all >>> chaotic scenes of joy repeated all over england wednesday, as the men's soccer team defeated zen mark claiming a spot in sunday's urps championship final, england faced italy and the english will have a home field advantage with the match being played in london. it is england's first final in a major tournament since they won the world cup back in 1966. >>> fans have also been celebrating in tampa, because their hockey team just played its second straight stanley cup. >> the lightning beat the canadiens 1-0 last night, with the latest championship party. wig is here with the details -- will ganss is here with the details of something of a trend, will. >> go back for a second. somebody in the b-roll from europe was doing this, looked like machine gun kelly , i don't know why he would be there but it look the a lot like him. i'm making another call, if you won a cup or two lombardi trophy or the run at the world series, there is only one play to make, pack your bag, we're moving to tampa bay. >> apparently lightning does strike twice. >> the lightning with

my core kind of ethos as a person is to really balance joy and hard work.n love with the sport just riding as a young kid with my dad, getting blueberry pancakes, hanging out. for me there is still that joy and freedom and adventure that cycling brings. >> reporter: when you are in the middle of a ride and the competition, in a race, what's going through your mind? >> i think overall i try to just keep it really positive and come back to what i can do in that moment and that's something that i practice in training. i practice in racing. it is, you know, a key skill, i think, in being able to perform incredibly on the days that are going well, but also salvage a great result on the days where things don't go perfectly. >> reporter: you seem like you are really enjoying this. >> yeah, absolutely. that's another thing we can all appreciate about the last year, you really get the opportunity to be grateful for just the joy of riding a bike. >> kate courtney, 2018 cross-country world champion! what a performance! there is her mom and dad. >> reporter: upside and