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the ruins of a japanese elementary school destroyed by the 2011 earthquake and su nami have been open to the public. the memorial site includes the museum, the disaster killed 80 for teachers and students at the school in the north eastern city of issue in market q, shelf african soccer players have become the 1st athletes inside tokyo, 20 twenty's olympic village to test positive for cobra. 19 a video analyst with the soccer squad also tested positive as the head coach of south africa as 7 aside rugby team, which is based in another city. meanwhile, 6 british athletes and 2 staff members are in isolation. after being identified as close contacts of a person who had tested positive for cobra united. the can film festivals, glitzy closing ceremony is normally a tense affair. as the world waits to find out which movie has won the top award. but this year jury president spike, we jumped the gun and the night started with dis miscommunication. it began with a slip up. the jury president spike li nearly announced that early but was stopped in the nick of time. tom went to the room to tom j

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which is recently warm, that as soon nami of disability is coming, that's a quote. as a result of long covert, are you expecting this tsunami? and he's germany's health system prepared? so i would be very cautious to talk about the phenomena. that's really very impressive picture. but we have to look very close in the long cause. and at the moment i think we are dealing with the acute covered 90 diseases and we will learn a lot of things in the next few years. i thing we have to live with the virus with the disease and then we will see what are the long term sequence of the disease. and we don't have any interpretation of the pet fees. a lottery also long covert and we don't have any measures to contract. so at the moment we have to do a lot of research to get close, to get a lot of knowledge of long covert and then we will perhaps be able to treat it. but at the moment we have no specific treatment for these symptoms. fascinating. got to talk to thank you so much for joining us and explaining about to us dr. young since at the football. and it really came out on to

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point. 2 in magnitude has struck off the coast of the us state of alaska, the larger since 1964 of su nami warning has been issued with people to advise, to go to higher ground off the shops were felt as far away as new zealand. lay face to face, meeting with the world's most powerful mind might give you plenty to chew over. and that was literally the case for the bellows opposition. figure svetlana taken off squire who was seemingly delighted to receive some whitehouse cookies after a meeting with joe biden. although not everyone on social media found her joy so easy to digest. it wasn't a political kind of meeting. we spoke around 10 minutes, but it was very warm. after we said goodbye, he went out of the room. but then a door opened and joe biden walked in with a box of white house cookies. to me, it reminds me of cookies, which i a small piece of data sent by a web server and stored on the user's computer. cookies allow access to a client's most important daytime control of it. bingo. the healthcare biden summit turned out to be much more successful than we thought. the u. s. president

focus with a 10 need to talk puppet design by children from areas hit by the 2011 earthquake and to nami, mocker as the puppet is dubbed is a symbol of national revival following the results to which i told them 20000 people date or missing in ne and japan for the sporting. so now there's more coming up again a little bit later, i'll provide you very much indeed. and that's it for me. robotics and for this news, i'm going to be back in a moment with more of the days is to stay with me. if you can buy from us the news news, news, news, news, when freedom of the press is under threat in, oh, you just because i thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here, some of access points that shift the focus. the pandemic turned out to be a handy little prefect. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news discovered the listening post on a just from the world's most populated region, the and until story across asia and the pacific to discover the current events with diverse coaches and co

what actually kind of stuff and method and philosophy, the heavy, this nami in the counties time. we do have critical coming in or not about the philosophy and if you could let us know about him, i wasn't really thinking we had this on on, on some i'm sorry, we're playing tonight a lot of him, but he has said it has the vehicle and highlight and then you'll see a couple of tickets. you've got the, the mash some a little harder. well, this isn't the chinese paper was durable, lighter and more easily bound into books which created a thriving publishing and copying industry. manuscripts, had to be duplicated by hand. and this produced a great demand with kelly. griffith was selected in music. it used to have nuclear, super, having wildlife high school. it is that again, if you remember, we said that he said this is really the 2nd thing that i didn't if it's in the cloud puts up anything. well, calligraphy clearly remains today just as important an art form as it was back in the golden age. the scholars then, not only perfected the art of paper making, they also develop simpler forms

that's asked su nami of disability is coming. that's a quote. as a result of a long covert. are you expecting this tsunami on each germany's health system prepared? so i would be very cautious to talk about the phenomena. that's really very impressive picture, but we have to look very close in the long cause. and at the moment, i think we are dealing with the acute covered 90 diseases and we will learn a lot of things in the next few years. i thing we have to live with the virus with the disease and then we will see what are the long term sequence of the disease. and we don't have any interpretation of the pet fees. a lottery also long covert and we don't have any measures to contract. so at the moment we have to do a lot of research to get close, to get a lot of knowledge of long covert and then we will perhaps be able to treated. but at the moment we have no specific treatment for these symptoms. fascinating. go to torture. thank you so much for joining us and explaining about to us dr. young. since thank finally the can film festival has reopened with health process, but

sound been recorded as far away as new zealand authorities in hawaii also issued a su, nami warning, but that was later council. it is the biggest, quick in the last can region since 1964 that was one, a 9.2 magnitude fence was recorded. the strongest in north american history. chicago's marriage say she isn't sorry for her decision to grunt interviews only to non white reporters, claiming a triggered quote, much needed debate. laurie lightfoot implemented the hugely controversial policy back in may. i would absolutely do it again. i'm unapologetic about it because it's per a very important conversation. the conversation that needed to happen that should have happened a long time ago. the merrill so said the media conferences are dominated by white reporters, suggesting it's time outlets better if like the makeup of american society. she's being here over herself by a reporter from the daily caller. who argues this like foot is violating basic principles of freedom of the press, particularly given medical, commented, or christopher horace. believe the race card was being played by th

the flowers in the bouquet held by the athletes come from namie, a town which had to be evacuated afternuclear accident. it is a very proud moment seeing their flowers being at the olympics. it is reall hot flowers being at the olympics. it is really hot although there is a breeze that, how is it impacting on things? —— fukushima. breeze that, how is it impacting on things? -- fukushima.— breeze that, how is it impacting on things? -- fukushima. never d'okovic sa s it is things? -- fukushima. never d'okovic says it is too — things? -- fukushima. never d'okovic says it is too not i things? -- fukushima. never d'okovic says it is too hot and h things? -- fukushima. never d'okovic says it is too hot and asked _ says it is too hot and asked officials to reconsider at the start games. notjust elite athletes but even schoolchildren during sporting activities usually suffer from heat stress and some even die during this period. we have been speaking to tennis coaches about what measures they take but it is not like schoolchildren who can take a break and decide not to practise, it is an olympi

it feels like that's all what people have been describing to me like a small to nami, has actually been going through its villages and through this towns carrying everything on its way. you can see cars have been tossed around, even heavy containers have been tossed around. and if we go around and i can show you how high the water actually has gotten here, theresa fills with grades were normally water bottles are in lots of stuff hanging there and trees. so it has been up to 2 meters high, chasing everyone out here. people were evacuated, but sadly, here at the end of the street, there was a workplace for people with disabilities. and at least 12 people have died there. this is what residents and storm better part of germany woke up to as rapid rainfall cause major rivers to birthday bang a few from the air showing the full extent of the devastation in the state of rhineland. malachi, nate and north ryan west valia. c costs were tossed around like toys in the rising water, homes and businesses washed away. as the flooding in some areas receipts that so rises with several people still mi

hoping because i think it is heartening that the flowers from fukushima, and including the town of namiethe nuclear power plant and everyone had to be evacuated and people could only get back home about four years ago and the farmers had been hoping that the flowers would be used in the tokyo olympics so it's notjust the athletes achieving their olympic gold but also a proud moment for those flower farmers as well. ~ ,,., , ., u, as well. absolutely, and i can see on the — as well. absolutely, and i can see on the screen _ as well. absolutely, and i can see on the screen below- as well. absolutely, and i can see on the screen below me i as well. absolutely, and i can i see on the screen below me that ohashi is enjoying the flowers and with her gold medal around her neck as she waves it and holds it aloft towards her support staff and some other members of the japanese swimming team. mariko oi, thank you forjoining us for the moment. all of the action in the swimming pool and plenty of medals there but there are two new sports that have got under way today, we've been very excited to see

the three prefectures the hardest—hit by the earthquake and tsunami of 2011, including the town of namied to be evacuated after that nuclear accident because it was only likm away from the power plant. only four years ago, people were allowed to go back to that town, and flower farmers have been working, growing those flowers, hoping that they will be used in the tokyo olympics, and not just those athletes achieving their olympic dreams but also a very proud moment for those flower farmers. mariko oi there. japan is not the only country that has been winning medals today. there has been an extraordinary upset in the women's cycling road race with austrian mathematician anna kiesenhofer taking gold. she has not had a professional contract since 2017, and raced ahead of the peleton with more than aokm still remaining. a phd from cambridge, so she obviously did the sums in terms of winning that race. just remarkable from her. great britain's first medal of the games was a bronze, won by chelsea giles in the women's 52 kilojudo. and in men's swimmming, 18—year—old tunisian swimmer, ahmed haf

the three prefectures the hardest—hit by the earthquake and tsunami of 2011, including the town of namied to be evacuated after that nuclear accident because it was only likm away from the power plant. only four years ago, people were allowed to go back to that town, and flower farmers have been working, growing those flowers, hoping that they will be used in the tokyo olympics, and not just those athletes achieving their olympic dreams but also a very proud moment for those flower farmers. let's cross to the bbc sport centre and speak to our reporter, austin halewood, who has been watching the action. can we start with the woman's road race? an extraordinary race, and a remarkable woman. it race? an extraordinary race, and a remarkable woman.— remarkable woman. it really was a brilliant race, _ remarkable woman. it really was a brilliant race, as _ remarkable woman. it really was a brilliant race, as you _ remarkable woman. it really was a brilliant race, as you say _ remarkable woman. it really was a brilliant race, as you say and - remarkable woman. it really was a brilliant race, as

young your excellency the governor and chairman shepherd madam nami needs. the story of the homeown operates at many levels at one level it symbolizes a tipping point in history. the journey which brought the news to general washington of wholehearted french support to the american insurgents. how appropriate it is that the hermione has arrived here in yorktown because that news led to the decisive presence of the expeditional particular here at the endgame of the revolutionary war where the homeown on the seaside and lafayette on the land side were reunited. but at another level it is the story of modern day audacity. lafayette's motto. why not describes this? well, why not build a completely authentic replica of a french 18th century frigate and sail her to the united states. that was the question even a little bit crazy that a few visionaries asked almost 20 years ago. you know, i i'm historian by academic background. i read history. i'm supposed i could be called a businessman right now and i profoundly believe in the value of the humanities. and the imp

later in the wxp % chance of a tsu-zomb-nami. w, i kw "fire-breathing dragon cloud" sounds scary, but it's just the name of a weather event. i'm sure everything's going to fine. now, let's go over to gary in the traffic copter. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight:delta bad hand! plus, stephen welcomes: emily blunt. and bob costas. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed svatheater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (cheers and applause). >> stephen: high hey, everybody. (cheers and applause) >> stephen, stephen, stephen. >> hello, chris, hello, mark. ladies and gentlemen, welcome, one and all to the late show. i'm your shos stephen colbert. how's everybody feeling tonight? (audience woos) that's because you'reacovid cases are once again on the rise, due to the highly infectious delta variant. inoculations have slowed dramatically, and less than half of the total u.s. population is fully vaccinated. so if you think of it like a pie, about half of the pie would maf

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the ruins of a japanese elementary school destroyed by the 2011 earthquake, answered nami, have been open to the public. the memorial side includes a museum. the disaster killed 80 for teachers and students at the school in the northeastern city of if you know, mark there are no white gunfire, sand fines, and player scrambling for cover during a baseball game in washington dc. please say shots were exchanged between 2 cars outside, leaving the 3 injured. investigators are questioning to people who walked into a local hospital with gun shy gunshot wounds were british prime minister bars johnson itself isolating after a colleague tested positive for corona virus. near the old social distancing rules in the u. k. are being scrapped, the government is building it as freedom day. millions of britons are looking forward to a giant party, but worries scientists or warning that infection numbers are already rising sharply . the parties of the times of the pandemic. these ladies are determined to have fun. even though rules apply. group size is limited to 6 per table. and dancing is strictly

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