nikki? >> trojan. fight on. >> anthony: usc trojans. nikki, who's your favorite?rom the usc trojans fight on? >> patrick mahomes. >> anthony: patrick mahomes. who is the best player of all-time? >> kobe. >> lebron james. >> anthony: cyrus said lebron. nolan said kobe. >> uh-huh. >> anthony: and mela? >> my brother's good. >> anthony: your brother's good? what's his name? >> evan. >> anthony: best basketball player of all-time is -- evan. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: we need to take a break but we'll be right back with cedric the entertainer! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by nissan. back in the day, grandpa never asked for directions. where are we going? wherever i'm going, that's where we're going. ♪ okay dad. and my mix tapes, had all my jams. ♪ what's a mix tape? what?! what's a mix tape?! and back in the day, this was our spot. the legend returns. the all-new, ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪ radio: another rock and roll weekend... ♪ ♪ burgers: better with pepsi. ahh! just tell me what

reaction from nikki haley coming up. we begin with greg palkot who is live in afghanistan with more. the taliban seems to take control of that country almost by the hour. >> absolutely. a little bit of history to a day, but as you know, troubled times here in this country. it's called a change of command ceremony, i'll go on command scott miller had to get off end of central command who has been running things overall with the headquarters, but it was more than a change of command. take a look. >> this was just a few moments ago, the symbolic and to america's war in afghanistan. for the afghan politicians and others behind us, there are questions about what is ahead. >> i tell the taliban that they are responsible to the violence that's going on against the will of the people and it needs to stop. >> they are now taking over a third of the country. the afghan military often not up to the task of fleeing or surrendering, being called a hasty exit by u.s. troops. in part triggering a growing strive. general mckenzie went t

hi, i'm nikki. hi, i'mjenn. she was just walking home. she should have been safe.rder of sarah everard earlier this year horrified women everywhere — and spurred many to take action. when we found out that they'd found sarah's body, i think there was a general feeling of, like, anger and frustration, so there was a reclaim these streets facebook page that was created down in clapham, and we found ourselves on it trying to organise something for glasgow. nikki and jenn formed reclaim these streets glasgow and organised vigils across the city. they are now cataloguing the scores of letters, messages and stories of sexual violence left by the women who took part. some were from students assaulted by fellow students on campus. one in particular was from a girl at glasgow university who said that she was sexually assaulted in her first year at university, and she's now in her fourth year and he's still there. i think that sentiment is echoed quite a lot in terms of what women have gone through. in a 2018 survey, seven of out ten female students across the uk said they'd

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. turning now to the dangerous heat and deadly wildfires in the west. at least half a dozen states are under excessive heat alerts and more than 300,000 acres in the west are burning. one fire is threatening to take down a major power grid that connects california and oregon. here's cbs's lilia luciano. cal, the horrific sound of a fire storm, and the gut-wrenching sight of homes consumed by flames from a massive fire north of lake taho. in this a fire torrent fueled by intense heat and winds. parks memories of 2020, the worst year ever for california wildfires. this year, twice as many acres have already burned. the largest so far is this fire in northern california, three times the size of san francisco, erratic winds proving dangerous for firefighters. in oregon, the nation's biggest fire is continuing to grow expoflengsly. >> we are seeing, you know, doubling in size of the fire every 24 hours. >> reporter: and that wildfire near the state's southern border has affected power lines

nikki haley, great to see you. great to have you back. what is going on here? >> i mean, martha, these are true heros that are taking to the streets fighting for freedom. they're going to get beaten up, going to get put in prison, get killed. we know what will happen. there's a reason the tv has been cut off and the internet has been cut off. what is the u.s. approach? biden is silent. he chose to get on the human rights council where he sits next to cuba. what is it saying? we have always been for human rights, always been for human rights and always for freedom. they're begging us to help them. when they wave the american flags in the streets, they're doing that because they want to be like america. we haven't seen protests like this ever. the idea that they're doing this, we should be standing by them. >> martha: it's a moment. we see them come and go. we saw it in tehran, this is a moment. the u.s. response is crucial here. this is the mayor of miami. this got a lot of attention. he gave examples in kosovo. >> clinton in kosovo with a

nikki, good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening.s center here in new york city has served as one of the world's largest massd's lars vaccination sites, but tonight it's shutting down, just as cases of the delta variant are rising and less than half the country is vaccinated. tonight, pushback from two top federal health agencies on the need for a booster shot, the c.d.c. and f.d.a. telling americans who have been fully vaccinated in a written statement they do not need a booster at this time. it comes after pfizer and biontech officials announced they were seeking emergency use authorization for a booster because antibody levels in the blood may decline six months after immunization. independent studies have suggested that immunity from full vaccination is likely to remain robust for years even against variants. is there some sort of scientific evidence they should look into a booster? >> not at this time. >> reporter: doctor celine gounder is an infectious disease specialist at bellevue hospital in new york. >> i think the headline

how many points is a free throw, nikki? >> ten. >> okay. ten points for a free throw, nikki says.ay sound like a trick question. how many points do you get when you shoot a three pointer. >> 11. >> anthony: you get 11 points. max, how many when you shoot a three pointer? >> 12. >> anthony: all right. one better than 11. can any of you name any positions that a basketball player played? yes, anna? >> um, caterpillar. >> anthony: okay. caterpillar, uh-huh. anybody else? yes, nolan? >> downward doggy. >> anthony: downward doggy. [ laughter ] yes, my favorite position in basketball. downward dog. can you bring snacks on the basketball court? max? >> no. >> anthony: no? well, depends who player you are. charles barkley, he would always bring snacks when he played basketball. always had something in his little pocket. how much money do you think lebron james makes a year? >> $1,000. >> anthony: $1,000? $1,000? how much money do you think a tv host should make, cyrus? >> hmm -- i think -- $5,000. >> anthony: cyrus! you only gave me $5,000? >> oh -- $8,000! oh -- oh -- $80,000. >> anthony

thank you, nikki, so very much.i if you rush to el monte avenue. you can visit us. nbcbayarea.com/schools. you can pack a backpack or make a contribution. we will take your money, and we will put it to a great cause, helping kids in your neighborhood and hours. garvin, jessica, back over to you. >> take a picture of our backpack for us. >> i'm not sure he got it when i said the shark fit, he's always moving. that's why i thought of you. >> i thought it's because he's a big bite! >>> well, coming up at what's it like to head to tokyo with members of team usa? yep, our raj mathai is on his way right now. he rules he has to follow when he arrives. we'll have that at 7:00 i'll have that for you. >>> serenity is within reach to some at the botanical garden. a sound meditation program will soothe jangled nerves. ocean waves, drum chimes and other items will lull people lying in the grass. sadly, it's sold out. hope people who get there enjoy it. >> that's something i could use every day, bye-bye. >>> tonight, urgent new warnings about a growing summer surge that's becomin

what about nikki haley? >> i still like nikki haley. she's a friend of mine. but you're right.erfect example of it. ted cruz is a perfect example of it. lindsey graham is a perfect example of it. all of these individuals who have some independent streak who stood for something. listen, nikki haley went to nine funerals for the charleston massacre. she helped take down the confederate flag. and now to see her cower to donald trump, to see her beg and plead for his support, that's not the person -- that's not -- >> i'm mad at trump, but i'm much madder at the people around him that enable him. >> mark, let me ask you, we spoke about your brother-in-law who was sick in the hospital with covid and can you give us an update, how is he doing? >> happy to say that in the last 48 hours things have turned for the -- are better. they're positive, headed in a better direction. and he's a very fit guy even though he's 70 and he's really fighting hard and doing everything that doctors are asking him to do. so i have great faith he's going to turn this around and make it. it's a good lesson

major. >> garrett: nikki battiste, thank you. a notorious group of cyber crooks linked to russia are demanding $70 billion in bit coins to unfreeze hundreds of computers around the world. more from catherine herridge. >> reporter: the software company kaseya is scrambling ransomware attacks in history. cyber criminals with the russian linked group r-evil burrowed into the systems friday and affected hundreds of clients over twelve countries, including swedish grocery chain co-op which had to close most of its 800 stores a second day because because the cash register to have to r software shut down. the breech targeted widely-used software and took company data hostage. >> something that we haven't really seen, certainly hat this scale before. >> the. >> reporter: the hackers are demanding $70 million to unscramble and release the data. another group tied to r-evil was responsible for the colonial pipeline attack in early may, and r-evil neared the j.b.s. meat processing plant hack over memorial day weekend, bringing in $11 millio

nikki fox, bbc news. sorry.l harassment or assault at work "wholly inadequate". a report from the defence select committee said 60% of female personnel had faced bullying, harassment and discrimination during their careers. the ministry of defence says many improvements have been made but admits women's experience isn't yet equal to men's. heavy rain has caused flash floods across london today. in the south of the city, cars were stranded as drains failed to cope with water surges. the storms caused damage to homes and gardens as well as leaving several shops in the shopping centre at stratford in east london flooded. and the skies above southern norway were lit up for several seconds last night by an unusually large meteorite. there was a bright flash of light and also a booming sound. it is thought pieces of it came down in a wooded area west of oslo. more now from tokyo now, where this has been the second day of competition at the olympics. it brought medal success for team gb, as you heard earlier, but our s

nikki fox, bbc news. sorry. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.s. this is where they've been developing through the afternoon through parts of east anglia, down into london and the home counties and towards the south coast, the red and yellow colours there indicating the frequent lightning strikes, and they will keep going for a time this evening before starting to pull away slowly south and east. could just cling onto the far south—east of england overnight. elsewhere, mainly dry, mist and low cloud returning to northern and eastern coasts, also across northern ireland. elsewhere, some clearer skies but, once again, it's a muggy and mild night with lows ofjust 15—16 celsius in places. a fairly quiet start to the new week for many, dry with some morning sunshine once the mist and low cloud breaks, but thunderstorms never too far away, always hit and miss, not everyone will see them. in fact, where we dodge them and get the best of the sunshine, we could see highs of 25—26 celsius across parts of england and wales, but cooler for scotland and north

nikki battiste has our in depth report. in rural hudson noshing where 67% of those 12 and up are fully vaccinated, news of the covid outbreak at nearby camp pontiac has rattled the community. >> by monday, it was 23. by wednesday, it was 31. they're all in the 7 to 11 age group so they are, of course, unvaccinated. >> reporter: jack mabb is public health director in columbia county where the cam is located. what was your reaction. >> oh, crap. i can't say that can i? i think that's pretty much our reaction. we haven't seen this. >> reporter: this summer outbreaks at comps around the country. in north carolina a camp is linked to 75 cases in 17 states. at pontiac, almost all older campers and staff were fully vaccinated and everyone was tested on the first day. still, it wasn't enough. >> covid can get in there whether it's the variant or not, despite everything that you do, and i think that's a harbinger for the schools. >> reporter: new this fall in columbia county schools funding for nurses to do rapped onsite testing, bu

so, nikki, courtney, how are you guys doing? >> hi, guys. >> dr. phil: it is good to see you both. a sad siio

nikki, thank you so much.ter on tv until eva and i showed up this morning. >> we're wearing the same color. >> sunrise colors. >> we're matching just like oprah and jennifer. >> there we go. >> thanks, janai. >>> coming up, the tips and tricks to spicing up those classic summer side dishes. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. at 68 kathy martin can't stop breaking things. ♪ ♪ like barriers, expectations, oh and eight world records. ♪ ♪ so she'll only hold the card that never holds her back. world class medicare coverage from blue cross blue shield. that's the benefit of blue. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how did kellogg's combine crunchy oat clusters with a touch of honey... plump, juicy raisins and tasty fiber into one delicious cereal? it took a lot of bran-storming. get it? kellogg's raisin bran crunch. two scoops of delicious. get it? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ you've got that ♪ ♪ you've got that ♪ >>> back now as we spi

nikki fox, bbc news. sorry.re to westminster to raise awareness of climate change. jude, from hebden bridge, wants to lobby ministers about the need for a carbon tax when he arrives in london. he's hoping to get a petition to 100,000 which would then trigger a debate on the issue in parliament. i'm worried about when they will take the necessary action because if they leave it too late, animal species could become extinct. of people could die. homes could be destroyed. i'mjust people could die. homes could be destroyed. i'm just hoping they act quickly. people know, people need to know how climate change can be stopped and what governments can do to help stop it. stopped and what governments can do to help step it— time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. some of us have seen big changes in the weather through the weekend, from the heat to thunderstorms, and we'll all see something different in the week ahead, as the blue skies and sunshine are replaced with something cooler, frequent showers, b

so, nikki, courtney, how are you guys doing? >> hi, guys. >> dr. phil: it is good to see you both.uation.

nikki fox, bbc news.annel if migrants continue to cross in packed dinghies. mark dowie has been speaking to this programme as the number of people making the perilous journey is rising, with this year's total already exceeding the whole of 2020. charlie rose reports. watch your hands. children first. cold, tired and desperate. 11 migrants, including two children, are rescued by lifeboat crews in the english channel. this footage is the first of its kind released by the rnli. this is becoming incredibly dangerous. lives will be lost on either side of the channel if these crosses continue in the way that they are. our work is becoming more and more important in bringing people to safety. that's the reason why we're talking now. the charity has released testimonies from lifeboat crews, showing the challenges they face do not stop once the rescued migrants are brought ashore. but its extreme danger of crossing the channel in small dinghies which the rnli is especially keen to highlight. i was one of a handful

nikki fox, bbc news.bout a lack of on—screen sign language interpreters at two covid briefings in england. katie rowley took her case to the high court, arguing that the uk government had breached its obligations to deaf audiences under equality legislation by not providing british sign language in the way that other nations did. the glorious slate landscapes of gwynedd, in north—west wales, have been awarded unesco world heritage status. they now share that status with the likes of the great barrier reef, the grand canyon and the pyramids. the area includes several locations in snowdonia and is one of 32 sites on the list in the united kingdom. it's an achievement that's been many years in the making. our correspondent tomos morgan was there to see the announcement, and a warning — his report does contain flashing images from the start. 20 years in the making and recognition is finally here. the slate landscape which dominates this part of snowdonia is now given the prestigious unesco world heritage stat

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nikki fox, bbc news.t covid briefings in england has won a high court battle for compensation. katie rowley, who is from leeds, took legal action against the cabinet office. mrjustice fordham said the absence of any british sign language interpretation constituted discrimination against ms rowley. but he added that the government was not presently in breach of any regulations. renewable energy could play a crucial role in the uk's attempt to reach net zero. wind is providing more and more of our electricity, but what about energy from our waters? experts say that we need to use all forms of electricity generation if that target is to be reached, and are calling for government support to help the tidal industry develop commercially. it comes as what's being described as the most powerful tidal turbine device in the world has connected to the grid in orkney. lorna gordon has been to take a look. in the fast—flowing waters of orkney, a new tidal device is being connected to the grid. lying low on the surface

nikki haley went one step further saying that the left is turning the u.n. into cuba. >> cuba has never taken responsibility for what is happen in america needs to learn this lesson. we start getting money bet government is doling out they are new and when they own you people suffer. that's what we don't want. we are seeing mission. socialism from bernie the squad saying let's give money out a stimulus everything else else. we will pay huge price in our freedom if we allow this to continue. kennedy: naturally people like aoc and bernie are quiet about this probably because in the past birdie has dropped little gems like this. >> we are very opposed to the authoritative nature of cuba but it's unfair to simply say everything is bad. when fidel castro came into office he had a massive literacy program. is that a bad thing even though fidel castro -- kennedy: throwing journalists imprisoned is bad and i don't buy the great literacy program. there are so many social senate democratic party. let's get into it with a party panel columnist carol markowitz and los a

nikki fox, bbc news.ngland. katie rowley took her case to the high court arguing that the government had breached its obligations to deaf audiences under equality legislation. our correspondent helena wilkinson can tell us more. this is a significant case and it highlights the challenges that many deaf people face when trying to access public information. katie rowling sat down to watch two covid briefings in september and october last year but could not follow them. the reason, there wasn't an interpreter for her to follow and she said it left her feeling stressed and affected her well—being. that is why she took the cabinet office to court and she said they had breached the obligations under the equality act. today, the judge ruled in herfavour, regarding those two covid briefings and mr justice vorderman said the lack of sign language provision at those two data briefings constituted discrimination. he went on to say a failure of inclusion which serve to disempower, to frustrate and to marginalise. kat

. >> what about ron desantis or nikki haley or the others who have been preparing to run?o me, inexplicably has become wedded to donald trump. in each of those instance, nikki haley, the governor of florida, what do they live in fear? they live in fear of donald trump coming after them. donald trump saying they are ill legitimate. donald trump saying they are the enemy. the point about this piece that i wrote the other day was that donald trump remains very powerful and democrats would like to think that he is out. he's gone away. he's in exile. he's been humiliated. forget about it. this is all more meat for why he will run again. he must run again. just call it revenge. he needs his revenge. >> let me ask you one more question before we get to your book. do you think either of the candidates that i mentioned or anybody else who could get 70 million votes in this country in terms of republican? >> not as long as donald trump still ambulatory. >> okay. let's get to the book. i mentioned fire and fury. given his reaction to that book, were you surprised to even get an inter

ambassador and south carolina governor nikki haley ripping critical race theory saying every governorting kindergarten and don't know anything about color. if she is white you are telling her she is bad. if she is brown or black we're telling her she is always a victim. every governor in the country needs to ban funding for critical race theory. governors can decide this. >> it resonated with a lot of people. meanwhile joe you warn in a new column that crt could cost democrats heavily at the polls. here is what you wrote dpr a political perspective. democrats should be horrified. it will be a top issue for the foreseeable future. critical race theory is coming to a school near you. teacher unions are insisting on it and the full backing of the biden administration. the disconnect with parents is stunning and politically suicidal. when people say it's not exactly a course in schools across america, what do you say? >> i say if the teachers union is getting millions of dollars into a war chest to make sure it does get taught it absolutely will be part of the curriculum and a major part.

i think nikki haley had a good term and she said mission. it is slow it is insidious and all of a sudden you are completely surrounded by the state. so where does president biden stand on all of this, gary, the response from the white house has been kind of tepid. not as silent as aoc and bernie. is there still a rift they are and is there enough to fight for freedom? >> i don't know. tepid is a great tepid word to describe the tepid response of the white house. it's been almost nonexistence of the devon haley need to put out a press release we should get jen psaki to put some words together in a sentence that make people think we put out a statement. but it does not mean anything there are no teeth to it. there are no actual policy behind what the white house is saying. it is frosting for a listen i've never been to cuba i'm not wednesday i have her try to put on expressly don't have. it is frustrating geographically to see a country's closest cuba is to the united states, suffer the way it has for decades. and we cannot figure the right po

the nikki up. heavy losses on the hang — session. the nikki up.on. bye—bye. good morning. the weather in the next few days remains unsettled. some torrential thundery downpours leading to the potential for flash flooding. in between there will be sunny spells. there will also be gusty winds at times. that is the forecast for today. after a bright start in the east you can see this cloud piling in from the west. it has already produced some heavy, thundery downpours and parts of southern england. this is the weather front which will move eastward through the day. lopressor firmly in charge. not much of an ice about in the chart. any showers we do catch will be slow—moving. many it is a dry start with some showers. the heaviest in southern england and parts of the midlands. they will develop further and more widely this afternoon from the north midlands, north wales northwards. some could be heavy and thundery. in scotland there is the chance of localised flooding. temperatures ranging from 15 to 22 or 23. down a touch on the 20 sixes and sevens we

nikki haley will be here to talk about cuba, afghanistan, critical race theory, and a lot more.you. i'm john roberts. join sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." see you then. ♪ ♪ >> emily: prince harry and meghan markle are getting an award for having only two kids. you heard that right, the honor comes from population matters, a u.k.-based charity that encourages families to stop at two children to help save the environment. kennedy, these guys were praised for there, quote, "enlightened decision," meanwhile his brother the other prince has three. >> kennedy: the outcome of this is what it's all about. it's all about one-upsmanship, and meghan markle is so competitive with kate, and it is gross and it's weird, and this is so incredibly personal. if people want to have three kids, have three kids. if you like having children, if you like having a big family, go ahead and have a big family. good people should have children. this is some credibly stupid, it reminds me of china's one child policy. i'll never forget when that school is destroyed in an ear

president nikki bass. >> thank and thank you for your leadership as well. i'm nikki fortunato bas on the oakland city council president and representative for district 2, which includes one of the. >> communities that would be impacted by this development in chinatown. so yesterday what the city council dead is a very, very important step to ensure that we keep the a's rooted here in oakland. their home town since the year. i was born and i might be revealing a too much really revealing too much about how old i am. but we want to keep the a's here for literally at least another generation, if not multiple generations. so what we did again last night at the city council is we took an important step to keep the a's rooted in oakland and we set the terms for the city to keep negotiating with the a's to bring not only a ballpark here but also a development that will be equitable thatt will be responsible. some of the key things that we talked about to make sure that this will be a good deal for oakland include making sure that we address our portable housing cr

mike pence, mike pompeo, nikki haley, ted cruz. of those names, john, who would you say is in the best position to become the next gop presidential nominee if it's not going to be trump? >> well, interestingly in the straw poll in february at cpac, desantis came in second. and he has managed to -- we have a piece on this on wsj.com right now -- he's managed to do things that president trump had a harder time doing which is to appeal to some moderate republicans in his own state. so the republicans are looking to him and saying, well, maybe this is the model that we want to use in the next election. after all, we came into the 2016 election controlling the, you know, after 2016 we controlled the white house and both us houses of congress, and when the president left, we were left with none of those things. so we need to have a candidate who appeals to the middle ground as well. but that's the big issue at cpac -- arthel: it is. >> is the president going to crowd out the next generation of republican leadership. that's, that's going

. >>> today on the drew barrymore show, neil degrasse tyson, and environmental lifetime expert in nikki hilton stops by, head >>> thousands expected to crowd oaklands area this weekend but a recent deadly shooting his top of mind for many. what is being done to keep people safe? that story and more coming up at 5:00. >>> one last check of weather with darren peck. >> keep an eye on the forecast, the fourth of july looks good temperature wise but as far as today is concerned, numbers already in the mid 70s, and just for the quick snapshot on where we are going for daytime highs, low to mid 80s for many inland locations. 82 santa rosa and 80 san jose in mid-60s for the temperature in the cities. 7-day forecast shows a warm up, by the end of the 7-day forecast. >>> finally this afternoon, and 82-year-old aerospace pioneer will make historory later thisi month h is the oldest persrson travavel into spacace. wawally funk will join jeff be on the first manneded flflight the reusabable susuborbital ro funknk was the younungest grgra ofof the 1961 women inin space program,m, the firsrst female

. >> reporter nikki battiste explains health officials worry it could be a preview of what is to come in the new school year. >> in rural hudson new york, where 67% of those 12 and up are fully vaccinated, news of a covid outbreak at nearby camp pontiac has rattled the community. >> by monday it was 23. by wednesday it was 31. they are all in the 7-11 age group so of course they are unvaccinated. >> jack made his public health director in columbia county where the campus located. >> what was your reaction? >> i can't say that. >> the outbreaks have been reported at camps around the country. in north carolina a camp outbreak is linked to at least 75 cases in 17 states. at pontiac, almost all older campers and staff were fully vaccinated and everyone was tested on the first day. still, it wasn't enough. >> covid can get in there. whether it is the variant or not, despite everything you do, i think that is part. >> funding for nurses to do rapid on-site testing but protocols were cafeterias, athletics and buses are in the air as the county waits on guidance from new york state. >> if bus

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hello, i'm nikki fox.nks forjoining me at the queen elizabeth olympic park here in london ahead of the summer 2020 paralympic games. in this special edition of witness history, we're looking back at some important moments in the recent history of disability and sport. coming up: a medallist who competed at the first paralympic games. we'll hear about the special olympics for those with learning disabilities. away from sport, we'll find out why students at america's deaf only university shut down their campus. plus, we'll hear about the specially designed car for disabled people that was both terrifying and exhilarating. but first, when sports enthusiast van phillips lost his leg during an accident, he became immediately frustrated by the clumsy prosthetics on offer. determined to run again, he went on to invent the first carbon graphite prosthetic running leg in 1984. it has since simply become known as �*the blade�*. when you lose a body part, it's different from any other experience because it's gone. it

hello, i'm nikki fox.e at the queen elizabeth olympic park here in london ahead of the summer 2020 paralympic games. in this special edition of witness history, we're looking back at some important moments in the recent history of disability and sport. coming up: a medallist who competed at the first paralympic games. we'll hear about the special olympics for those with learning disabilities. away from sport, we'll find out why students at america's deaf only university shut down their campus. plus, we'll hear about the specially designed car for disabled people that was both terrifying and exhilarating. but first, when sports enthusiast van phillips lost his leg during an accident, he became immediately frustrated by the clumsy prosthetics on offer. determined to run again, he went on to invent the first carbon graphite prosthetic running leg in 1984. it has since simply become known as �*the blade'. when you lose a body part, it's different from any other experience because it's gone. it'sjust gone. that

here's cbs' nikki battiste. (cheering) here's cbs' nikole killion. (cheering) >> reporter: tonight those texas legislators who fled to washington are trying to contain a covid breakout among their own. >> we don't regret coming to d.c. at all. >> reporter: as two cases surface for an administration official of house speaker nancy pelosi. the infected staffer was now working offstate and showing working offsite and showing only mild symptoms and acknowledged other breakthrough infections. >> the white house medical unit conducted contact tracing interviews and determined no close contacts among white house principals or staff tore the president. >> reporter: the senior spokes mineral infected in speaker pelosi's office worked with the texas delegation last week but had no contact with the speaker. >> only more reason for all of us to be vaccinated as he was. wear a mask. >> reporter: do you think it's time to bring masks back to the capitol? >> it will be up to the capitol capitol? >> it will be up to the capitol physician. >> reporter: the speaker is