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u. s. high school, you know, use, and all of these stories on today's edition of news use use right here on our t america. ah, thanks for joining us. you know, there's been progress against code 19. it's been made and states are continuing to open back up. the white house, however, is now investing in something other than the vaccine. according to dr. anthony foul, she anti virus hills are also important to treat potential variance.

u. s. high school, you know, use, and all of these stories on today's edition of news use use right here on our t america. ah, thanks for joining us. you know, there's been progress against covert 19. it's been made and states are continuing to open back up. the white house, however, is now investing in something other than the vaccine. according to dr. anthony found, she anti virus hills are also important to treat potential variance. artic responded . natasha suite has more on why the u. s. is now investing billions into it. well, no vaccine on the market is 100 percent effective. many who decided to take it seemed to have confidence in its effect so much that math mandates are dropping all across the country. however, now the u. s. is funding in antiviral medication steady costs, more than $3000000000.00. and according to doctor anthony found, she, one of the main reasons is to fight against new variance. the united states is allocating $3200000000.00 on what's being called the anti viral program for pandemic. se, according to doctor anthony felt she had accelerates the development of an

high school in high on, on a bus operation to capture a fugitive fighter. a is from the prominent political family and his parents were pro democracy icon. the u. s. has condemned in a legit airstrike on a busy market in ethiopia as t gray region which reported the kill dozens of people. health workers in the villages. those i told the associated press that soldiers blocked medical teams from reaching the scene. people hong kong are flocking to newspaper sounds to get a final edition of the pro democracy newspaper. apple daily. it's been under pressure isn't facing national security law came into force. apple daily's top executives have been arrested on to johnson frozen diego pollen. moore from hong kong. very emotional morning year in particular for supporters or for apple daily. and supporters of democracy. apple daily was the on the democratic newspaper. it was critical of the authorities not only here and in china, it was, it would only make headlines where other papers are often afraid to because it's censorship because they may lose advertising. but apple daily never had any of those issues. and it became one of the most popular papers in h

high. one parents described great studies taught in u. s. schools and the video has gone viral. you talk about critical race theory, which is pretty much going to be teaching to how to hate each other. how to dislike . pretty much all kids is pretty much all come down to you know, deliberately, pcs. why do you right here? got it better. you because he why you go hardly tell why. oh the black people are all down. how do i have to medical to breathe? senior open, it was pretty much show people that anything that they want to achieve in america can be done. they just have to want to do it. so want to have to actually encourage them and tell them that they can do it. but the current state right now that a lot of schools are want to implement into the education system is to simply have kids get discouraged that they can't do anything because their skin color won't allow them, especially when it comes to black american. they want to push this system in america to tell kids yes, the white people are better than the black people because they have white privilege and the black people. th

high. one parent has described the study of critical race theory in u. s. schools. the concept does luca, society from the perspective of systemic racism, but many do question. the approach you talk about critical race theory, which is pretty much going to be teaching kids how to hate each other. how did this pretty much. okay. it's pretty much all gone down to, you know, deliberately pc is watching right here. got you because he why you go hardly so why? oh, the black people are all down and how do i have to medical to breathe? if i'm senior open, it was pretty much show people that anything that they want to achieve in america can be done. they just have to want to do it, so i want to have to actually encourage them and tell them that they can do it. but the current state right now that a lot of schools are wanting to implement into the education system is to simply have kids get discouraged that they can't do anything because their skin color won't allow them, especially when it comes to black american. they want to push the system in america to tell kids yes, th

u. s. women's open is safe for an exciting finish. and the final round on sunday high school amateur mega gone a continue to feel the show as she looks for her 1st major cycle. 17 year old. that's been a type of food on 3 on the part long. so 2019. when a john gue and lead, but out in front is lexi thompson, a to a veteran in comparison, despite being to $26.00 americans, a 7 and a short clear of another teen, you can assess the for the 20 time grand slam champion, roger federer has won his way into the 4th round of the french open, in saturday's night session, the 5th defeated germany's dom at cooper in a tough, full, safer federal winning. this 176677675. ended off a midnight in paris for the 39 year old. the meeting with italy, matthew better theni. but before that he will have to be put in a hotel every much here or geneva. i have to reassess the situation after after the match and see the morning how i wake up and how does the ne, you know, feel the next morning in the n b, a, playoff. the brooklyn is struck 1st in the eastern conference semi final theories against the m

high school junior comes to the u. s. the leaderboard today. it's like, are you kidding me? should not only makes the cut, she's still up near the top of the leaderboard. at the olympic club in san francisco. and as you can imagine, a little breezy, little overcast, typical san francisco in the month of june, and the woman we're talking about mega ghani and part five first hold for her. she's got herself a birdie come the seventh hole, par for. her 17th of the day, another birdie, making her four under after two rounds, even par 71 today and she is to back. tied for third place. you got to see the shot of the day. this is jennifer, uh, cup show on the par 3/13 the ace little quick bounce and hop and right into the cup and she will make the cup. and the cut. no problem. looks like yuka saso is your leader, though, and, uh, solo on top of the board birdie at 56 under after two rounds, and i kind of mentioned the locals, paula creamer from pleasanton and michelle wie west both kind of balloon today, and they are not. making

u. s. women's open continues in san francisco today. mel read from england is tied for the lead after the first round of play at four under, tied with her is 17 year old high schoole's just the sixth amateur and u. s. women's open history to shoot 67 or lower in any round by the way, gannon is committed to stanford after she graduates next next spring. the glbt historical society is unveiling the original rainbow flag. san francisco mayor of london breed is that the glbt historical society castro museum right now for the unveiling, the rainbow flag was designed in san francisco by the late artist and activist gilbert baker in 1978. since then it's become a worldwide symbol of pride. the original was thought to have been lost. this has been a symbol, a symbol of hope. assemble of safety, a symbol of refuge. and so what's so amazing about today is we have a symbol that is of the original gilbert baker flag. that he made one of the first. also interesting here. gilbert baker never trademarked the flag said it was his gift to the world. we have a series of reports and conversations for the month of june celebrating pride. you can see them any time when you go to our

u. s. women's open. make again is 2 shots back inside for 3rd place off to the 2nd round. the high school junior from new jersey shot a 70 on friday out in front phase the u. k. so who's the 6 on the policy? the stroke ahead of 2019 champion. john. good morning. seth modal. who swing on that? a form amends will. number one, ruling mcelroy, but he may want to leave out of her book as he sits at even part memorial to him. and the time for 43rd out in front of patrick can play and defending champion john rom. now if either the head of our dad will experience or to this groundsmen that a stadium in austria, nigeria were leading cameron, one know, in an international friendly when the sprinklers suddenly went off the players and sending him running to the control rooms to fix them. we'll leave a bit more sports news later with a test. a peter many thanks. and they finally, villages and bad law came to the rescue when they found 4 wild elephants trapped in a sand pit. people in western kind state carved a path out of the mile and the courage, the elephants to climb the crews eventually scramble

u. s. women's open. make again a is that 2 shots back inside for food place after the 2nd round? high school junior from new jersey, short of 70, on friday, out in front by one shot if you could fix on the par. now if you're ever having a bad day works better thought for the groundsmen at the stadium in austria, nigeria were leading cameron, one know, in an international friendly when the sprinkler suddenly went off, smoking the players and sending the groundsmen running to the control rooms to fix them we'll leave it there for now. most, both nice late to come all of a thank you peter. finally, we had ceased not earlier. now we've got rodents with reputations. a good one at that. i want you to meet my gala who, while he looks like any other rat doesn't eat. but this one has sniffed out 71 land mines in the last 5 years in cambodia. and now he's retiring. they've got a gold medal for services last year. his official job title hero ret, trained by a belgian charity working in 10th and wells on mcgowan more news for you in just a few moments. ah, ah ah, ah ah, talked to al jazeera, we only wer

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u. s. open and today, no exception. this young woman became a crowd favorite this week. 17 year old maga dna is a junior in high school. she finished the tournament three over par after shooting a 67 in the first round in a the low amateur, she'll be headed to stanford after you finished his high school in another year, regulation ended in a tie, but between nasa how to okha and mucus. aso started as a two hole aggregate playoff on the second playoff hole. that's number 18 that was saw so saving par with the but to extend the playoff sudden death after that, and the tournament was decided on the next hole. that was the part for ninth sausage for birdie and the tournament saw so a 19 year old from the philippines becomes the first person from her country to win a major and matches envy park to the day as the youngest player to win. and open johnny cueto on the mound for the giants today, as they were trying to finish off a four game sweep of the cubs. john's took a 31 lead after three but the cubs tied in the fourth. then here in the fifth, take the lead javi by his ground ball with the bases loaded turns into our run w

you what you were doing when you were a junior in high school 17 years old, but if you're like me, i was not on national tv. out in the lead of the u. sournament like this in san francisco at the olympic club. it was a little chilly there. sweater weather, bill martin might say, but carrying a hot club youngster, we're going to tell you about one of the shots of the day, though. angel yen for eagle on the par 5/17 she nails it three under 68 for her in the early going local favorites. michelle wie west, par four. number six put even for birds. she wound up three over on the day of 74. she's a former us open winner pleasant and paula creamer, part 3/13 going for the birdie putt. she'll make it but she was four over par. 75 so here is the story after one round, and it's 17 year old amateur mega ghani. she's a high school junior back in jersey on the 15th. she sinks the putt. she's four under with a first round 67 good for first place by a stroke, and in the fall of 22, she will be attending stanford. so she's looking real good. i don't know about you, but there are people all around me, just you know, super bowl ends and they can't wait

u. s open, and today was no exception. this young woman became a crowd favorite this week. 17 year old maga gun is a junior in high school.rnament three over par after shooting a 67 in the first round. gandhi was the low amateur. she'll be headed to stanford after she finishes high school and another. your regulation ended in a tie between nasa had a two hole aggregate playoff. that was the second playoff hole there where sasa stayed part putt and that extended the playoffs. it was on to sudden death after that, at the tournament decided on the next hole. that was the part. 4/9 saw so for birdie in the tournament. she's a 19 year old from the philippines, becoming the first person from her country to win a major. that matches inbee park to the day as the youngest player to win and open. well, the giants were looking to extend the nice role that has seen them move back into first place in the national league west. johnny cueto on the mound trying to finish off a four game sweep of the cubs. giants led 31 after three but the cubs tied it in the fourth. and then here in the fifth. take the lead. javi baez ground ball with th