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lifting skills with a foam roller that weighs hundreds of grams at her mom posted this video to twitter somers. mom said was inspired to do the trick after watching weightlifting competitors at the tokyo olympics. if you make it in graham's, it sounds like it's a lot more it 4,000 grams know who know she could day again. >> all right. that's it for us at 6. we're back at 8 tonight and good night. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: not again. a huge motorcycle rally is back. >> will it turn into a delta variant super spreader? >> announcer: the covid-19 booster shot controversy. this doctor says he's given them to 30 patients read speak aren't you worried this could be potentially dangerous for your patience? >> announcer: crack down on the to go drink praise. space bar these to blame for all the drunken behavior we are seeing on airplanes? >> announcer: canine attack, 5-year-old boy

well, i think, you know, we're definitely seeing that warmer temperatures dryer somers associated with climate change are speeding up the wildfires that we have globally. and we're seeing a larger area burned by wildfires and more frequent large fires in many places around the world. and, but we also know crystal raymonds that wildfires can be a very natural and normal events. it does not fit in. so i think that's what we're seeing because it's difficult to hear while towards a common i'm seeing the scale of the wildfires in place that we wouldn't normally expect to see them. i mean, how married the t yeah, i think that's a very good question. we do have to remember that many systems naturally have wildfire. there's many vegetation types and forest types around the world that are actually adapted to wildfire, the plants, the vegetation there, and in many cases needs wildfire to grow. so we know that's the case and that wildfire can be a natural part of the system. but there are several things that have happened that have caused it to play more of an unnatural role than it might otherwi

moment when all of that crystallized for me when she took my sisters and i to visit another friend somere friend and often happens when the unhealthy together, children begin to play and we were playing. and then it came time to leave those last one out the door. and i overheard one of the little girls ask her mother, what is wrong with him. that is the literal question she asked, what is wrong with them and i stopped. i wanted to hear the answer. and her mother went like this, therefore. and i will never forget that moment really painful chills now because is when i i realize that there's something about this that shameful. and everyone can see it but nobody should speak of it. and i share that because much later in life i was part of somebody else's life in a cannot know the black experience but i can tap into the shame of poverty and discrimination based on being poor and not want to contribute and eight form of that for anybody else pretty i talso always knew that i was white and just have to look at why people who are poor working class and said they don't privilege and i i just have

we should note during this dignified transfer, it is a very somer time, the president's first time doingtaking office. he attended some of these dignified transfers as vice president, i think was at one during his final months as vice president. this is the first one for him since taking office. he's spending several hours there. this is something where the president is going to be meeting with these families and talking to them for the first time since they actually got this news. he will later return to the white house. regarding what oren was saying about other possible attacks, as they're closing in on the final hours of this evacuation, president biden is expected to get a briefing with his top national security aides in the situation room to be updated on the latest, including the drone strike that happened while at dover air force base this morning. >> i just want to read from the air force mortuary affairs operation guidebook, it says, quote, the dignified transfer is not a ceremony. rather it is a solemn movement of a transfer case by a carry team comprised of military personnel

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