some of that is a sprint deal but comes down to execution. major phone carriers are rushing to build out the 5 g networks and availability to speed, t-mobile has the best 5 g in the nation. they went from the uncarrier to the uber carrier no wonder t-mobile puts up tremendous numbers wall street was looking for less than a million so how much longer can they keep this up and is 5 g too far away to make a real difference? let's check in with the relative will you new president and ceo of t-mobile and the guy that came up with the uncarrier ad campaign welcome to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. >> i'm going to start with something that was so hard for me but we'll boil it down to why you're winning it's propagation it's time to market. in english, tell the viewers what that means? >> fantastic you did it for me. for the last few years competitors have been confused and distracted confused media was the future and sin synergy and radio wavea don't property katagate from to the future was 5 g mobile internet pure play, something the rest of the indu

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this is a marathon and not a sprint. >> marathon, not a sprint. important to remember, clarissa ward, andrea kendall taylor, thank you both. >>> right now, back here, the director of the fbi is testifying in front of lawmakers about the january 6th capitol riots. we will bring you the key headlines. >>> plus the attorney general is taking action after that attack. his four-pronged strategy, we'll talk about that, to combat domestic terrorists and new calls from some democrats for supreme court justice stevphen breyer to retirely now. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he would not confirm if a spot came open in an election year and republicans had control of the senate. with visible, you get unlimited data for as little as $25 a month. but when you bring a friend, you get a month for $5. so i'm bringing everyone within 12 degrees of me. bam, 12 months of $5 wireless. visible. wireless that gets better with friends. - [announcer] dearest smoke shacks, defenders of the dry rub. thank you for giving your all to a 20-pound hunk of brisket. wh

. >> i think it is sprint to the august race right now and a lot of that is meant to be a break on the fourth of july week, but senate house are in different weeks during the summer so it's a critical stretch for joe biden and he expressed his first international trip to europe, largely a success without a lot of gas or missteps, so i think we are going to see biden turn attention back to his domestic agenda, it's crunch time for biden, the white house and allies in congress, democrats and they have a lot on their plate. voting rights, police reform, george floyd policing bill, infrastructure obviously just to name a few and the question really, for they be able to get any of that done at the moment where we stand today, but still remains an open question whether reany of those will be signed io law this year. >> the u.s. senate is effectively work for the week, considering president binds nominee fraternal counsel to the national intelligence director. activate plan for 5:30 p.m. eastern, a new infrastructure plan is circulating from a bipartisan group of senators trying to get suppor

then i'm now how phones davies makes more than twice as many sprints to phillip dead for by an raphael guerrero is involved in double the number of goals today was the dormant. phillip caustic average is almost 3 times as many crosses and, and has, has twice as many scoring attempts to shantay laser as who in his day. it's not a question of who's better they were and are out standing players want to know that these days the full backs have a radically expanded ro, demanding unparalleled versatility, attacking, defending, creating and covering the evolution of this position is one of modern football. most intriguing trends and see you next time on take off the me. the news . the news. the news, the news is the worst nightmare of the drawn get. the most powerful mafia group in europe. prosecutor nicholas the victory of trial against the criminal organization. for which state witnesses and the victims, families are eagerly waiting. one prosecutor's battle against the mafia. the 30 minutes on the w. o. the news, the bazaar. how it feels, jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, lo

you could hear them screaming as they sprinted out of the way. one soldier was armed with a baseball bat, another can be heard saying "it's behind you." no troops or animals were harmed. >> what's he going to do with that baseball bat, though? >> that's a fast raccoon and a big one. that's hilarious, though. >>> moving on to sports. the l.a. lakers' defense of their nba title is over. >> lebron james and company fell behind early against phoenix and tried to stage a comeback, but it wasn't enough. the suns won and take the series four games to two. that means that both teams in the finals last year are out. >> 113-110. don't quote me on that one. >> absolutely. >> i was getting basketball 101. there you go. >>> and coming up, the return of summer concerts. will ganss and our music guru will map out the hottest acts that can you catch this year. george bush: right now, the covid-19 vaccines are available to millions of americans, and soon they will be available to everyone. barack obama: this vaccine means hope. it will protect you and those you l

we had a 100 day sprints. when we say we are taking a sprint and action, we mean a sprint and we mean action. our cabinet secretaries are going to be bringing together stakeholders to diagnose the problem, understand what is going on in these markets, and see what actions can be taken to close those vulnerabilities. we recognize that. there are going to be actions that the private sector and other stakeholder groups need to do. the answer is not always government taking action. we are working with semi conductors producers and users to bring together them -- you help them increase trust and transparency and stimulate learning that sparks action. reporter: this is for sameera an d peter. as we are talking about supplies, i am looking at inflation. what should the american consumer be looking for now? peter, you use the word vulnerability. where are rate -- what is our status? we have buying trying to fade off depression -- been trying to fade off depression. where are we in the recession? ms. fazili: where we a

might can to, that is preparations for an attack on an early morning malware. sprint, the u. s. also has to work out a plan today. that's a process called attribution. it takes time and it is not easy. having pressures or fear d 17. there's various countries that could have incentives to cyber espionage or path to cyber attacks by searching malware against us or the warning system that really would have an antique. china would have an incentive doing. russia would have an incentive to doing maybe others took a me all that certainty with the latvian crisis on going, russia becomes the obvious suspect. i think there is because gene is in the crisis to assume that russia implanted the malware. even if you don't know for certain to get it. so you know, chinese implantation, north korean implementation, again in a fast moving crisis, which you don't have time to be attribution properly, maybe misinterpreted as russia as washer. and so in the heat of this crisis on the intense pressure, the weight has some enormous decisions to make its most sensitive nuclear weapons. infrastructure i

. >> i think this is where life isn't a sprint, but a marathon i think if you look at the six months,cessful investor to build wealth, you need to be a marathon i'm like everyone else those are huge numbers does that mean it is over? did i miss it? if you take a step back, it is not crazy. let's focus on the energy numbers. energy, biggest first half ever. crude up so much if you look at it from the five-year, it is different over the past five years, the energy sector is down 5% crude, five years ago, was $40 a barrel here we are five years later $70 a barrel you look at the stocks behind that things like royal dutch and chevron and mid stream companies or energy transferow enterprise if you look at the macro, you look at the esg push which pushed down supply demand hasn't moved yet. and wind and sewolar is not the yet. you can think you missed the boat if you take a step back, there may be a long way to go. there are still opportunities to invest >> that gap between the stocks and oil prices, we have shown many times, jenny, is a huge gap. oil at $70 stocks are at a certain level. i

after a furious sprint they get their man. a taxi driver nabbed for making an illegal turn. later the cops quietly break up a brewing fight. as the evening wears on they head out on patrol. an inebriated man mocks them. but the cops remain poker-faced. "don't drink too much," one said. not everyone is a fan. critics say japan has too many cops and that officers don't have enough to do. japanese citizens essentially police themselves, say observers like jake edelstein, a former crime reporter. >> japan isn't a religious nation but it is a superstitious nation and i really believe people believe there's karmic payback for what you do, good and bad. and i think that's a powerful tool in making people behave. >> reporter: in 2020 good samaritans handed in nearly $30 million to tokyo police. and last year for the sixth year in a row japan had the lowest crime since world war ii, cementing its reputation as heaven for cops. heaven for cops. >> that was lucy craft new dove men deodorant is different. itit has 48 hohour protectct. and a a plant-basesed moisturir. that careses for yo

. >>> sprint to the finish. president biden unveiling a sweeping plan to get 70% of adult americans vaccinated by the fourth of july. the newest incentives and the warning for those still unvaccinated. cdc director rochelle walensky on "gma" this morning. >>> shocking standoff. a 12-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl armed with an ak-47 and shotgun firing on officers for hours. what the body camera footage reveals. >> don't make me do this. don't do this. >> and what police say the boy told them once he was in custody. >>> a major headline from the nfl. the league agrees to work to end the controversial practice known as race-norming in neurological examinations which made it harder for black former players to collect money from the landmark concussion settlement. it says it will review all the claims that were rejected. >>> is this the next gamestop? the latest struggling stock to hit the stratosphere thanks to young investors. inside the frenzy. >>> hole-y moley. this massive 300-foot sinkhole threatening to sw

we're in the middle of that or actually in the early stages of the sprint, so it would be premature for me to tell you where that's going to turn out, but this is something that is a high priority not only as a matter of importance, but as a matter of chronology, and we expect to be able to give at least some results from that soon. >> well, and while you're doing that, i want to refer you to the work that wyoming has done. the wyoming division of banking as done a securities examination manual. it has done this special purpose depository institution and fiduciary manual. it has a money laundering asset control examination manual. it's done a risk examination manual. it has done the bsa, aml, and fac compliance for these. it's done the examinations manual. it's done the information security for spdis. it's done the payment system risk compliance here. we've got 771 pages of ways to assist you in understanding all of the hard work that wyoming has done to provide a template for your good work. so i just want to point out that you have a good road map in front of you for future reference.

cardinals outfielder tyler o'neill sprinting to make the game saving catch on a ball hit to deep left the bat of los angeles dodgers mookie betts. st. louis hangs on 3-2. >>> last night's game between the yankees and the a.l. east leading rays went to extra innings. tie game, bottom of the 11th. >> drilled deep to left field. going back margot. see you. two-run home run for frazier. >> that is clint frazier cooling off tampa connecting for a two run walkoff homer to give the yankees a much needed win. i can't believe i just read that on air. >>> finally to baltimore. on monday, twins outfielder rob refsnyder came face-to-face with a center field wall. crashing into the fence while chasing for a home run ball. the grounds crew memorialized the moment with the impact on the wall in center field. i like it. yesterday's game the orioles snapped a 14-game loing streak defeating minnesota 7-4. that was for you, kasie hunt. >>> let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the weather. bill has not run into any walls that i know of recently. >> that was bad. usually your feet feel the warning tr

but there is one more famous british name worth watching, mark cavendish was that when it comes to sprintafter struggling with illness and injury, many thought last season would be his last. instead, cavendish rejoined the quick—step team and got his mojo back. its first stage went for three years at the tour of turkey followed by another and another commandant beating the worlds fastest at the tour of belgium. even then it was only in injury to team—mate sam bennett last year top sprinter that less than unexpected vacancy and cavendish was back and back in a top team. it cavendish was back and back in a top team. , . . , cavendish was back and back in a top team. , . ., , ., ., ., team. it is already more than a dream to _ team. it is already more than a dream to be — team. it is already more than a dream to be here _ team. it is already more than a dream to be here and - team. it is already more than a dream to be here and not - team. it is already more than a dream to be here and notjust. team. it is already more than a - dream to be here and notjust with the tour de but be at the tour

dutchwoman demi vollering won the sprint to claim her first title.y an eight—day tour de france for the first time since 1989. championship leader max verstappen will start on pole position for styrian grand prix in austria. he was a class apart in his red bull at the red bull ring although when he looks in his mirrors tomorrow — he's just ahead of lewis hamilton and lando norris in third. nick parrott has more. this is red bull's track but they had never previously put a car on pole for their home race. lewis hamilton won from the front last year but times are changing. max verstappen now was the man to beat. his devoted fans in for a treat. this short track it was cornering that was costing hamilton time. first to go out in the final session, he set the benchmark. his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas stated it but 13 place mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas stated it but i3 place grid penalty for the firm met that didn't matter. verstappen was quick, smooth and stable producing two laps that no one could beat. it’s stable producing two laps that

primoz roglic the deck, left behind as the pallet on to was a sprint finish.ng stages. tim merlier kept his head for these first stage win. thomas's to make best placed among the race favourites. third overall, the welshman finished safely also. roglic not so lucky. he lost 95 seconds and is down to 20th. now over the weekend, the top contenders across track and field were taking part in the british championships to help secure their place at the tokyo 0lympics. one of the standout showings came from 19—year—old keely hodgkinson. she won the 800 metres, beating bothjemma reekie and laura muir, to book her spot at the games next month. i caught up with her earlier. i don't think it has settled in to be honest. it will take another couple of days. going to the olympics is something every athlete dreams about. really happy and relieved at the same time. it dreams about. really happy and relieved at the same time. it will take some _ relieved at the same time. it will take some processing. _ relieved at the same time. it will take some processing. you - relieved a

70% of adults partially vaccinated by july 4 in what the white house is calling an "all of america sprintowards a summer of freedom." the race to vaccinate america: free child care, free beer, and shots at barber shops-- all to convince americans to get the covid vaccine. >> free beer for everyone 21 years or over to celebrate the independence from the virus.ly vaccination rates down, will president biden face an uphill battle to reach his goal? sticker shock with meat plant still partially shut down after an enormous cyber-attack. when will you feel the impact at the grocery store? and tonight, what we know about

sprint down, and unfortunately, that's you know, that's the end of that. but again, the big question there's so many questions honestly as to what led to the shooting. what was the involvement of the firefighter who lost his life and also the other the captain who was also shot on is now in the hospital, so as soon as we get more details, we will bring them to you. identities have not been revealed. and you know that's something that they have to wait until they notify all family members. yeah and sadly, strangely similar to a situation we just had in the bay area last week in san jose, were an employee went to his workplace, opened fire and set his own home on fire. gina silver reporting live for us tonight in the town of acting near that scene of that fire station shooting today. thanks for the update. we appreciate it. here in the bay area. deadly police shooting is under investigation in san jose, the man who investigators say was armed with a gun was shot during a confrontation with officers last night in the berryessa neighborhood. this was the secon

the belmont stakes essential quality was the favorite going in and wins the sprint to the finish overie. the win brings trainer brad cox his first victory in a triple crown race. he could get another in the kentucky derby if bob baffert medina spirit is disqualified after failing a second drug test last week. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >>> christmas in june. sounds good to me. that's what it was today for hundreds of children in gilroy. the farm worker caravan came to town today. they brought meals for more than 550 farm worker families and the kids were fine with that, but what they really liked, they brought

here's the forecast brought to you by toast, he is not to get that view of san francisco, sprinting back and. temperature right at 60, that will not change much at all, just a very slow drop and we are only going to end up in the mid to upper 50s by early tomorrow morning with more comfortable dog walking weather later on this week once we get tomorrow, past tomorrow's in that heatwave. that fog spread out across the bay into the inland valleys and then starts to back up. it will take a little while but i think it will be a shallower layer of fog compared to what we had this morning so we should see the sunshine breaking through a little bit faster. mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees and then we heat up inland, warming up a little bit more around the bay with highs in the upper 60s in san francisco and mid 70s for the east bay but up to the mid-80s in san jose and into the 80s and 90s by the inland. the hotspots usual locations farther inland and the east bay into the mid to upper 90s but a one-day think that we are going to avoid having any triple digit temperatures in our neck of th

this is a marathon, not a sprint. you can't turn cultures around.ve to commit, i think we have to take individual responsibility. we really need these young people with all these different backgrounds to come in and shape the type of police service our community deserve and need, and bring their perspective, bring their culture to the organisation. i believe that we are on our way to an equal society. - it's just going to take a lot . of work and it takes activists like myself to continue leading the way to equality. _ i always say if you're l uncomfortable hearing about racism, imagine how uncomfortable people - are who are experiencing it. it's an uncomfortable topic, but usually the most - uncomfortable conversations are the ones worth having. l of course it wasn'tjust in britain, america and france where the debate over police brutality raged after the death of george floyd. from canada to australia, south africa to germany, there was a very public reckoning about how those who are charged with protecting us all are supposed to behave — a reckon

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. >> talking about sprinting legend usain bolt, the man who became a global sensation for his speed onbecame the father of twin boys. their names are getting all the attention now. >> bolt and his partner posting a photo introducing their sons saint leo bolt, thunderbolt and they joined big sister olympia lightning bolt. >>> next the 6-year-old baseball fan going viral. >> cincinnati's joey votto was ejected saturday after arguing with the umpires, abigail courtney was heartbroken, her mother tweeting the sad picture for the words "when it's your first mlb game and your player gets thrown out of the game in the first inning." votto found out about abigail and sent an apology written on a baseball. >>> finally, a man in mississippi is recovering from an extended stay in a waffle house. >> so it was punishment for finishing last in a fantasy football league. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommo

york, where the final leg of the triple ground, the belmont stakes, mile and a half the two horses sprint essential quality, happy owners and trainers here. he was also the favorite of the kentucky derby but came and forth. baseball first-place times, first place, moving pictures on the late show. a.k.a. designated for assignment. three starts for san francisco pick of the last two weeks. the former all-star had me to come back to the banks after five seasons. for the first time in his career, lebron james was eliminated in the opening round of the playoffs. the intercept devin booker in the phoenix suns. james is a savvy businessman and took advantage of his final opportunity to talk about his summer plans. >> i think i'm going to play for them as a villa fixed. i think that is my focus. on trying to beat them. or the goon squad, we call them now. >> a shameless plug by james for his space jam movie that opens in july. i will see some of you tomorrow in sonoma. not winetasting, cut car watching. first time in two years, trucks left nascar entries arrived at cinema raceway. staff has been

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the side mainly i think of a sprint of covert 19. remember the south africa kind of been going through a 3rd wave of infection, but that obviously hasn't happened. bad news for fortune seekers. if those are indeed diamonds, they will not be allowed to keep them according to south african law. if you find a rough diamond you're not allowed to keep it. but that does not stop the fortune seekers of coming here hoping for a diamond that could change their life. and that is that for the program today, be sure to check out our at the stories on d. w dot com, forward slash africa. we're also on facebook and on twitter today will leave you with pictures of them be as founding president kit, it's a one day he died this week aged 97 k. as he was the fictions, he knows roads ambia for 27 years. taking the help off of the country, gained independence from britain in october, 1906 people from the was whose the, whose the, whose the, whose the the, the, the, the whole the, what's going on here of your very own from a printer computer games that ar

and the only way you could do that was to sprint for your life. otherwise you would have been killed. the so i start from exactly this position because i was protected from this night that in the hills. if i move forward just a couple of centimeters, then i could have been shot from here, protected by the, the, to me and by the role. and i could stay here relatively safely and shoot insurance and shoot and shoot me stories abound involving gin lift and the people, i'm sorry, even church schalk was an american journalist, whom every one of the holiday inn knew well me one of the most dramatic scenes of the siege took place at lyon cemetery on the 4th of august. 1992 shook with a team from roy covering the funeral of 2 children killed by noises. despite the shilling, he tended to a badly wounded woman. then got him into his agency car and took her to the hospital. kurt shook reported on another tragic story. it took place close to the holiday inn of the notorious for benya bridge, and became known as the sarajevo romeo and juliet. schalk heard about

guest: i really think it is a six week sprint to the august recess right now and a lot of those weeks, in fact, are going to be a race because we will break for the fourth of july, the senate and the house are in on different weeks during the summer. so this is a critical stretch, i think, for joe biden. he is fresh off his first international trip to europe. that was hailed is largely a success with not a lot of missteps. i think now, you're going to start to see biden turning his attention back to his domestic agenda. this is really christ time for biden, the white house, and his allies in congress, the democrats. they have a lot on their plate. they have voting rights, they have police reform of the george floyd policing bill. infrastructure, obviously, just to name a few. the question is really, will they be able to get any of those things done? at the moment, where we stand today, that still remains an open question, whether any of those will be turned into law by the end of this year. host: let's go to calls and we will hear first from our democrat line. john in brooklyn, good m

and for voc, you have already bought supplies of sprint agree there among more than 50 nations including argentina, india and turkey too included in their, in occupation campaigns, german, political and last b. john, have a solely gave us his views on what may be causing the delays in europe. what we have seen with the e m a is that they have to approve the vaccine from 5 by on tag and from what they're not from up to 10 record setting time. and so it's very interesting to see that this approval process for me is taking so much longer as the m a. and what i believe is the source of the problem is the head of the agency who is a former tom, a lobbyist. he is more interested in guaranteeing the tama profits of west palm or companies than in the health of european city. we don't know the long term effects of modernity on the fly, the by on think they've seen because they are based on a completely novel mechanism. what we do know is that the adenovirus a vector that is used with whitney v has been used in other vaccines that have been successfully tested over many years. so it is observed to

and we will have a sprint to the finish of this one. i'm going to say turns one and two on this restart are going to be pretty interesting corners. pace car is off. coby inside. biffle outside. stewart, labonte row number two, fans on their feet, here we g go. coby is going to get away. stewart couldn't stay underneath biffle. here they come to the white flag. we are entering the last lap of the race. >> danica: this is where you kind of forget where the brake zone is and, oh, well. >> allen: sailing i in and see. >> danica: come on. >> allen: what a dream come true. these fans are going to go bananas. the track hero is going to be the superstars tonight. doug coby wings at stafford! >> [laughs] >> danica: did a good job. >> good job, doug. >> danica: with the pressure of people like greg biffle and tony stewart right behind you, to hang on and keep your cool, that's impressive. >> allen: it was impressive. >> danica: did a good job representing all the local track guys. >> allen: said he felt the pressure. well, he served it well tonig

i know there's a lot of sprint car fans around this racetrack.t to see a lot of my friends here today, got my family here. >> reporter: anthony flores is going to have complete highlights at 6:00. >>> up next at 5:00, he's meeting with president putin. we're going to take a look at president biden's big trip coming up to europe and the one thing at the top of his agenda when he meets with the russian president. >>> plus, women could soon be required to register for the draft. you look at a case that could appear before the supreme court. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. or visit and xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. our

my can to, that is preparations for an attack on an early morning malware sprint, the u. s. also has to work out to plan today. that's a process called attribution. it takes time and it is not easy. adding pressure to the fear. and d, 17, there's various countries that could have incentives to the side, the espionage or prepare for cyber attacks by searching malware against us. so the warning system 3 would have an incentive for doing china would have an incentive doing. russia would have an incentive to doing, it may be obvious to me that certainty within latvian crisis, ongoing russia becomes the obvious suspect. i think there is the kid gene, it in the crisis to assume that russia implanted the malware even if you know, for search. and so, you know, chinese implementation, korean implementation, again, fascinating crisis in which you don't have time to do the attribution properly, maybe misinterpreted as russia, russia. and so in the heat of this crisis on the intense pressure, the west has some enormous decisions to make its most sensitive nuclear weapons. infrastructure

rights protection, i would say, you know, based on my career and everything i did, i see it's not a sprint. it is, it is american. i would say it is difficult to to the results results required time. but i think that commitment is a p here and i don't have time do they do me out of? it's a lot of big living in a pulling conditions, a poorly human rights abuse. many visiting many but also results only yesterday i learned about decision by the check parliament to compensate roma. women that suffered sterilization in the ninety's, which was part of my work and engagement department. and the government justice is also very slow. but it is important that we see, and i agree with you. there are many, many parts of marginalized parts of the society that are waiting for impacts and waiting for their health for, for the help from isn't it, isn't it true? commission of the business in a way is to blame for this faltering commitment that you've spoken about this idea, for instance, that germany always pushes change through trade. you get the trade, but in terms of human rights, nothing changes. does

my can to, that is preparations for an a on an early morning malware sprint, the u. s. also has to work out a plan today. that's a process called attribution. it takes time and it is not easy. adding pressures of fear. 17. there's various countries that could have incentives to cyber espionage or pass to cyber attacks by searching malware against us or the warning system in the rear would haven't just for doing china would have an incentive doing. russia would have an incentive for doing it. maybe others took a me all that on certainty with the latvian crisis. ongoing russia becomes the assessment. i think there is a change in the crisis. assume that russia implanted the malware even if you know the search. and so, you know, chinese implementation of korean implementation again in a fast moving crisis, so that you don't have time to use the attribution properly, maybe misinterpreted as russia as, as, as a, as a washer. and so in the heat of this crisis on the intense pressure, the us has some enormous decisions to make its most sensitive nuclear weapons infrastructure.

the government has asked people to the case the side mainly, i think fear that the sprint of covert 19, remember the south africa company going through a 3rd wave of infections, but that obviously hasn't happened. bad news for fortune seekers. if those are indeed diamonds, they will not be allowed to keep them according to south african law. if you find a rough diamond you're not allowed to keep it. but that does not stop the fortune seekers of coming here hoping for a diamond that could change their life. and that is it for the program today. be sure to check out our the stories on d. w dot com, forward slash africa. we're also on facebook and on twitter today will leave you with pictures of them be as founding president kennedy when he died this week aged 97. as he was the fictions, he known rhodes ambia for 27 years. taking the health off of the country, gained independence from britain in october, 1906. people with the news ah cruise the cruise, the cruise, the the, [000:00:00;00] the fighting and sponsoring terrorism at the same time to be an internet services intelligence agency

the president ordered a 90 day sprint to try to get to the bottom of it.he main purpose is to make sure that knowing what happened, why it happened, how it happened, we can put in place what is necessary to prevent it from happening again or at least to mitigate i it happening again. china has to cooperate, information sharing, that has to happen. i think you're seeing countries coming together to insist on that. >> dickerson: let me move on to russia. i asked one of your predecessors, condoleezza rice, how to judge the meeting with putin. and she said ignore the theater reviews, but look several months down the road and see if russia has gotten the messages that have been delivered privately. what should we look for six months or so from now to show there were fruits of this actual meeting. >> i think secretary ru-4riceis exactly right. this is not a light-switch moment. this is about the president wanting to do two things, and he has been very clear about it: to tell president putin directly that we seek a more predictable, stable relationship. and if we

but missing out on the spot has 5 time olympic champion sprints adjusting gatlin the 39 year old pulled up lame half way through the main 100 me to the final and was the story. afterwards, we put a heart, a blood when tears in this moment. some of them last for 3 job. 3 throws from the last 9 2nd, something last 5 to lapse. but you got to realize that the performers that we all put out there is athletes is a heart heart. and he never realizes after that is going to be in till the incomes. new zealand had selected transgender weightlifter laurel hubbard for their team hubbard lifted 185 kilo's into lifts to qualify for the women's super heavy weight division. had the transitioned 8 years ago at the age of 35 and the some smith, all of the requirements faced by the international olympic committee on trauma, etc. and feel competition. just over 2 weeks ago, spanish gulf, a john rom tested positive for the korea virus, were leading a tournament by 6 shots. now he's recovered. when he 1st major rome had to withdraw from the memorial to mental getting the news of the side of the green. but he

from a sprint to a long distance trek that's captured the imagination of millions of people across chinahs. they began theirjourney in a nature reserve in yunnan province and after 500km, they've now reached the outskirts of the city of kunming. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. day after day, week after week, month after month, the elephants are on the march. 15 of them, heading northwards, for reasons known only to themselves. occasionally, the smaller members of the group need a helping hand, or trunk, to get them on their way. translation: such a situation has happened for the first time | in history. it has never happened before, so everyone is thinking about the reasons. it remains to be further observed and studied. it is not entirely clear when their odyssey began but some suggest they set out as early as december, the animals forging a trail through the chinese countryside, occasionally straying into towns and villages, even helping themselves to something to eat as theirjourney progressed. translation: they like to go| to areas frequented by humans as there's plenty of food. the a

we have seen scenes like that in the when the sprint, good luck did in egypt be how do you to square back in 2011? it didn't work this instead of resolving the issue by in a new government or i was doing that kind of go, i want to, i would let me, let me pick up on that you talking about change of government to change of leadership. we don't have a lot of time, but just quickly, is there an avenue for a change of leadership? what could that look like? i think, but maybe the president can do right now is to to push this government for resignation or this government. the prime minister is also responsible for the ministry of interior who is responsible for all the ticket to services and that was fine. i think that there's, this governments are over there should be a new government that is dedicated to human rights to read them over supervision. and to guarantee civil rights of the telephone is which all dictated by the palestinian basic lo, i think else would not work. i don't think i'm trying to create a commit to investigate, but this will be politically active is resolved, but not w

u. leaders and sprint and biden, i believe that this was a good list in the market page. we were not to see russia on the agenda infected way or usually handles my gloves shot the, almost all the top of the gender, the. but i see here in the, in the elections we have about us claiming that rushed into the elections and the rush. keep things up the us in the election. this is not only us russia possible to try missouri. we have the short glided some employee coming in over. there was a meeting with us right now for the election. i will give them see if we can see that some of the election technology is becoming quite global. and as we live in the global world, it talk to the side to determine what is going to be an interference. whether or not ambassadors can meet with other people to can do you think we can develop a fair play with wellness? it's possible you said differences, but we have differences with the us. there's only one, no difference they would like to retain, to deter how would you relevant them. this is something the declaring public water under s as a deriva

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