the crash site was approximately 4.9 miles south of the former roswell army airfield, renamed walker 1948. the badly-burned bodies of the 11 crewmen were identified and processed at the walker air force base hospital. the alleged claims of bodies at the base hospital can be traced to a single witness whose descriptions closely match the condition and circumstances under which these victims were identified. furthermore, claims of bodies attributed to specific air force personnel are unsubstantiated. some of these individuals were not even present at roswell army airfield in july 1947. the balloon mishap occurred during a low-level training mission for backup pilots in the project excelsior high-altitude manned balloon program. this unusual accident occurred approximately 10 miles northwest of walker air force base on may 21, 1959. one of the three crewmen, now a retired colonel, captain dan d. fulgem, was injured during landing. following the mishap, he and the other balloon crewmembers were transported to the walker air force base hospital via a chase helicopter that followed the tra

so president bush's name was george herbert walker bush. he was named for his grandfather whose name was george herbert walker. that was his maternal grandfather. when he was growing up, his -- george herbert walker's children all called their dad pop. so, when george herbert walker bush comes along, they nicknamed him poppy as a sort of play off of what they called their father and so president bush was called poppy. i think almost until he went into the navy at age 18 after pearl harbor and he wrote to somewhere it's not in this book because of course that predates this book but they wrote when he went off to the navy he found out poppy wasn't really a good name for a young man in the navy who wanted to be a navy pilot and he really tried to drop the name when he moved to texas. i was thinking of him writing about no one in texas called poppy but missus bush called him pop until the very end. it was sweet. quickly, just this was a problem for you also. president bush's name was president george herbert walker bush, he went by george bush

we spoke with doug walker about the history he taught and the history he's living. >> the whole thing about education, to me, is that not enough from the outside in. >> reporter: doug walker has the same easy going presence he had as a popular teacher in the south way who made a name for himself in the community in 1970 when he was picked to teach a black history class at the ethnically diverse sunny dale high school. >> the whole thing is to get them to think. to do the critical thinking. >> reporter: the class filled in gaps of african-american achievement largely overlooked in textbooks, making students aware of leaders and activists such as martin luther king, muhammad ali and tommy smith and john carlos. >> that's what i was trying to get to to them, that what they did n o the stand, they had strong conviction for what they were going through here. >> reporter: walker's also update many studies classes are disappearing. >> a man without a knowledge of himself is like a tree without no radios. >> reporter: as for the holiday, walker's glad but adds -- >> we should not forget that

and you were deploying or recommending that walker -- general walker deploy people to other buildings. and i just -- i can't reconcile that. given the threat that we were under. and i'm just curious at that moment what were you thinking? what was your -- what was your reason? >> i'm sorry, congresswoman. >> go ahead. >> congressman, i did not know where that report came from. i denied that. at 4:30 that afternoon we were minutes away from getting an approved plan from secretary mccarthy and we had approval at 3:00 to use the guard. we had at 3:04 we had approval for mobilization of the d.c. national guard. what we needed was a new mission and that new mission is what took time. there was no other seeking approval. we needed -- to redplie forces. >> -- redeploy forces. >> on the chronology, your recollection does not match with the -- what the record says. so the 4:20 call was 80 minutes after secretary miller determined that all available forces of the d.c. national guard are required to reinforce d.c. police and u.s. capitol police positions. so it almost seems like we're deploying t

-- general walker deploy people to other buildings. and i just can't reconcile that, given the threat that we were under. and i'm just curious, at that moment, what were you thinking? what was your reasoning? >> congressman. >> go ahead. >> i don't know where that report came from. i deny that. 4:30 that afternoon we were minutes away from getting an approved plan from secretary mccarthy. we had approval at 3:00 to use the guard. at 3:04 for had approval for full mobilization of d.c. national guard. what we needed was a new mission and that's what took time. there was no other seeking approval. >> but look, look, look, on the chronology, your recollection does not match what the record says. all available forces of the d.c. national guard are required to reinforce d.c. police and u.s. capitol police positions. it almost seems like we're deploying the national guard or recommending their deployment away from the capitol. i haven't got a good answer on that, and i'm not getting one today. >> congressman i would recommend and refer you to

walker.walker had developed hair treatment that straightened african american hair and made her wildly wealthy at the first part of the 20th century. -y or one of the novels would be envision him much as hurston and reenvision -- but none of them were found acceptable. as a result, the impoverished hurston now living full-time in florida, albeit not a nashville, again turned to placing -- to income. she worked for short, usually unhappy, stints as a maid. a newspaper correspondent, a librarian, a high school teacher turned a 19 fifties. she later gained weight and got high blood pressure that led to a stroke in october of 1959. this eventually forced her into the st. lucie county welfare home. after another stroke, zora neale hurston, that vibrant center of the harlem renaissance, died on january 28th 1960, at age 69. she was buried in a segregated cemetery in florida, her grave remained unmarked for years. the writer, alice walker, seeking to honor this literary woman marked what she thought

walker hayes and the song that he is singing is called "country stuff."ld. i like chairs that rock and fold. i like long cut winter green scol. that's. ainsley: learning about allot about you. brian: learning a lot about me. steve: last time you chewed skol. brian: got a yard full of car part. that's not true. it's hard to work on our open cars anymore. steve: i understand. is he coming up, walker hayes at the conclusion of today's telecast because it is summertime here in the city. and we are going to have the all-american summer concert series. brian: he says i like shooting ducks in bucks. mud tires on my truck. ainsley: that's where i grew up. that's everyone. brian: he wins. walker haste you have won ainsley over. he is not going to be on for another hour and a half. ainsley: they don't choose. steve: pete, rachel and will are shooting the breeze, they are at the chitchat diner in hackensack and they are all together because tomorrow rachel officially takes the center square on the curvey couch. brian: she chooses. she doesn't have. to say she can st

guard to deploy to the capitol yet the commanding general walker of the d.c. national guard on january 6th was testified he was not informed of this authority until 5:08 p.m., fully 36 minutes later, as a result the d.c. guard didn't arrive at the capitol until 5:20 p.m. almost an hour after the initial green light was given. lieutenant general p how do you account to this 36 minute delay in the order to move national guard troops to move to the capitol. >> secretary mccarthy called at 4:35 after receiving approval at 4:32 there's discrepancy in logs and timelines as we merged the reports. i can only account for time to board busses and get ready to go, it was a herculean effort to remission in that amount of time to be prepared for a new mission of riot control at the capitol. >> i'm not talking about the troops, i'm talking about the 36-minute delay between when walker received authorization and when authorization originally came down. let me put it this way, documents received by the committee suggest it was unclear who told major walker he had approval to

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or chief international editor richard walker has this report . ready in northern england, not far from the coast, you can find a place called filing tail. it's a bridge for space that's notable not for it's planes, but for what they call a pyramid. a giant radar that belongs to america's early warning system. it's a system that reaches out to space west lights keep watch from high obit, part of the command control apparatus in charge of us nuclear weapons. this is the nervous system of the western military alliance. it's so important that the u. s. says that if it were attacked, it might respond with nuclear weapons, and yet it is vulnerable in new and dangerous ways. the 1st warning systems were built during the cold war. over the years they've been upgraded, enjoying the digital age, and that has opened them up to possible cyber attack. old fashion, you click on the control systems that didn't use digital systems were inoperable to cyber attack. there's no code there to do the attack. today the systems have become potentially tempting aside, bu

for more we're joined out by our chief international editor, richard walker. richard host boris johnson, put a very positive spin on that summit, wasn't really as successful as he makes. now to be yellow, cherry, it is natural for this. somebody hose to put a positive spin on things, especially if your bar is johnson. of course that's, that's his style, but i think much more important here than the host of the americans. of course, this will go by news day view, all kind of re entry to the world states is becoming president earlier this year and his team is, can be pretty happy, i think, going back home after this, rather going on to brussels for the nato. some everything go broadly, has been project to unity and projecting competence. and i think on both front say going to be fairly happy on unity. it's true. northern ireland has been a bug bare between you and the u. k. and that sort of squabble if not resolved yet, that is a bit of a fly in the ointment, but the broader picture of the west kind of rallying together and saying that we want to take on the big

. >> she bought me a walker. >> reporter: she bought you a walker. >> $159, i think. >> reporter: whoauntil she bought me a walker. >> reporter: not to be undone, john bought her a little something, too. >> i declare you husband and wife. >> reporter: for many of us, june weddings are a bright time after a long winter and a procolumnation that young love is officially out of lockdown. steve hartman on the road near kingston, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us for "cbs this morning." and follow us on line any time at cbs news.com. cen new york city.ro i'm jericka duncan. >>> it's monday, june 7th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, road rage arrest. a man and a woman are in custody in the shooting death of a 6-year-old california boy. >>> voting rights reform. a sweeping bill to overhaul u.s. election law hits a roadblock after a key democrat voices opposition to the measure. >>> it's a girl. prince harry and meghan announce the birth of their second child. the special me

or chief international editor richard walker has this report. ready in northern england, not far from the coast, you can find a place called filing. a british air force base that notable not for its plains, but for what they call the pyramid. a giant radar that belongs to america's early warning system. it's a system that reaches out to space west lights keep watch from high obit, for part of the command control lab races in charge of us nuclear weapons. the nervous system of the west and military alliance. it's so important that the u . s. says that if it were attacked, it might respond with nuclear weapons, and yet it is vulnerable in new and dangerous ways. the 1st, early warning systems were built during the cold war. over the years they've been upgraded, enjoying the digital age, and that has opened them up to possible cyber attack old fashion. you click them on the control systems that didn't use digital systems. we're in luck to cyber attack . there's a code there to do the attack. today the systems have become potentially tempting side,

richard, thank you so much shar, cheap international editor, richard walker. now to the germans city of cologne, cities zoo has welcomed a pair of endangered lemurs meat ziggy and just their types of lemurs usually found in the forest of madagascar. but their species is threatened by hunting and by the destruction of their natural habitat. zookeeper, se ziggy and history are likely to become star attractions, not least because of their human. like all of us with your watching d. w. news up next. we've got a documentary looking at the very real danger that nuclear weapons still pose. i'm terry martin from me and all of us here at the w. thanks for watching the news in the green. do you feel worried about the i'm neil of the on the green and we need to change. join me for the size of the green transformations for me for you.

d w's chief international editor, richard walker. thank you for earlier in house. right. moving on now and north korean leader came young and has warned of possible food shortages at a meeting of his ruling workers party. he blamed recall the 10th food situation on the corona virus pandemic. and on last year's typhoons came urged party officials to try and find ways of boosting the countries agricultural production and socialist candidates. federal castillo has claimed victory improved presidential election. he ended, the lengthy vote, came to 44000 votes ahead of his right wing rival keiko for naughty. she has pledged to fight the result which election authorities have not yet formerly announced india's iconic taj mahal has reopened after 2 months of being close to the public. the top, the tourist attraction was shut when a 2nd wave of corona, virus infections swept the country. infections have declined in recent weeks. israeli airstrikes have hit the gaza strip after militants in the palestinian territory sent incendiary balloons over the board to israel. a day earlier,

there are $400.00 can be right on the bank. possibly we're going to base walker. it is highly chemical and hazardous is going to be about a new treatment. this water contains over id of chemical dyes, cell fired chloride preservative. and the most important basic chrome cell paid to the life and chromium is a known god knows in and it causes cancer. this what it is use for it getting 2500 piece of land. but this water is not safe for the cation and this water has impacted the local environment while and also the ground water. ideally, no garage should be grown here because that crop is also contaminated. nothing should be grown with his for human consumption. even for anybody there international market know that these industries are polluting your day. simply ignore it. they close their eyes to the problem. they want good quality at the low cost. ah ah, ah, okay. we'll go ahead and do this. i didn't, i don't know when it comes to like there's a lot of good things from what i need to see where the bonds are. they're going to go to bed and well in which i live on th

we're back with the w chief international edits, average walker and the w. washington bureau chief in his full. and if what you scored, you'll biden's view on the international stage, asked precedent it was very interesting, brief, but clear for me the outstanding lines is really that he is willing or leading the world again alongside nations who share. he says, oh, well, yes, it was a lot about strong democracies that kind of set the tone a little bit. you know, us read the true, the real democracies against other nations who don't follow these values. so that was really an underlining topping on my topic on my take. i found it interesting that he again talked about the idea on which the united states is found and that's what he did a lot. so during his last presence here in the united states, he keeps saying we are not founded on because of geographical ideas at all because of shad really shared religion. though we are founded we are based on an idea on our democratic values. and that's also kind of red ribbon which went through this press press right now.

walker, who big boss into the go know then you will be killed. you will not find already in the water watch. you will not find the water. this can be said that this is mother . these me there is no property has been lost from the gun. know what the me now. yeah. yeah. we can get that done. gas based on the i was good, i had them about a 100 boxes. you know, the bodies cannot make any big difference because this seems long 30 snow doing the in the plastic or something dirty names are some things and things are chemical things. the throw didn't gun one days that happened mother of them that will be lost. and when we loved the mother, that means we lost the me the me and i make no certainly no borders and the blind number please. as emerge. we don't have authority, we go to the back seen the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are judge, you know, crisis we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in our own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is paid for the respons

i'm here in studio with richard walker or chief political editor, richard. does president biden's account reflect what we heard earlier from president? i would say yeah, biology does. in fact jo, by a couple of times during the press conference referred to the fact that he had been watching the press conference with let me put in earlier. and he didn't really offer up any contradictions and tools. so i thought that was quite interesting and also of course, in the choreography of the sequencing of these conferences that you know, coming kind of having the last word did give biden the opportunity to contradict. and i think the pizza had said, well, if you thought it was, it was a message, but i would say that the message was very much the same, which was sort of so far. so good. we've managed to have some practical, pragmatic conversations about areas of mutual concern. they didn't see eye to eye on everything. and there are some quite concrete steps going forward. and biden, holding up really, i think most prominent lead this area strategic stability that we

i'm not joining the studio by intern chief international editor richard walker. richard, just, yesterday we're talking about the us donation of a half a 1000000000 vaccines was quite substantial. now the g 7 apparently has doubled that now, but do you make of that? yeah, well, it sounds like a lot, isn't it? a 1000000000 doses of vaccines and of course it is a lot. but if you think about the scale of the challenge ahead to vaccinate the entire world, really, it's really just the starting point. bear in mind that with most of the vaccines, each individual person needs to dose, so you immediately have the number. so it's about 500000000 people getting vaccinated from these commitments that we've heard about here. really, what if need is more than 10000000000 doses. and if you look about how far the world has got in this challenge, it's really far a tool. so kofax, which is the international program that's being put together to get back out to poorer countries around the world that has only distributed $81000000.00 doses sofa . and when you look at the discrepancy b

wilson walker, kpix5. >>> take a look at the bone dry sonoma county coastline. the latest route map now puts the entire north bay into that exceptional category. chief neurologist paul heggen joins us now and a significant chunk of the east bay is there as well. >> 32% of the state is in that exceptional child category which is the top of the scale 85% of the states is in extreme drought which is just one category lower so now we have an tired ease of counties including exceptional drought, all of napa county, all of marin county, all solano and contra costa counties, alma almost all exceptional drought conditions and we have a heatwave looming next week. a significant chance of above average temperatures not just for the bay area and california but most of the western two thirds of the country. this is the 6 to 10 day outlook, takes is for the middle of next week to the following weekend we're talking inland temperatures into the 90s and with the temperature that warm, you know the humidity is going to bottom out in the single digits especially inland and the n

renamed walker air force base in 1948.dies of 11 crewmen were identified and processed at the walker air force base hospital. the alleged bodies can be traced to a single witness whose descriptions closely match the conditions and circumstances under which these victims were identified. further more, claims of bodies attributed to specific air force personnel are unsubstance yatesed. some of these individuals were not present at roswell army airfield in 1947. the balloon mishap occurred during a low level training mission for backup pilots in the high altitude man ballooned program. this unusual accident occurred approximately 10 miles northwest of walker air force base on may 21, 1959. one of the three crewmen, captain dan d. folgum was injured during a mishap in landing. he and other crew members were transported to the hospital via a chase hospital that followed the training mission for emergency purposes. upon arrival at the command base, the balloon crew was met by armed air force security personnel who remained with

live in sentences go general, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> get vaccinated and get free groceries.behind the new incentive in marin county. in addition to the program, residents who get the covid shot will receive a $25 gift card to a grocery store while supplies last. this evening, we are hearing from one of the first winners of the states vaccine for the win lottery. one guy says he cannot believe he won $50,000. initially, he thought it was a joke. >> it's been a rough year, year and a half for me and for everybody else out there, as though it is nice to have this extra money come in. i'm so grateful. i'm still in disbelief a little bit. >> 15 what is a randomly selected last friday. it is happening all over again tomorrow. this evening, santa cruz county sheriff's deputies been credited for saving a baby's life. deputy christopher jones responded to a call of a little girl not breathing in the city of watsonville. he arrived he found the mother holding her daughter and immediately worked to clear her airway. thank goodness the baby is okay. sprinkles first responders. >> heroes

doug walker made a name for himself in the community back in the '70s when he was picked to teach ablack class at the ethically diverse sunnyvale high school. he's happy juneteenth is now a federal holiday but doesn't want it to diminish history. >> we should not forget that slavery did exist. it was cruel. it was ugly. but we kept persevering until we got to a certain place, and we kept taking steps. >> walker is now retired. he hopes more ethnic studies classes take off at both the high school and college levels. >>> a fitting way to celebrate juneteenth. a mini museum honoring the black panther party opened today in oakland. it's a first floor apartment converted into a pop up exhibit. the west oakland home is where huey newton was killed. the exhibit features pictures, banners and posters about the black panthers. the homeowner says it's important that people are educated about black history. >> so you really got a full picture of these humanitarians that were called terrorists and they weren't. they really were helping people, and i want oakland to be proud of that. >> the homeowner

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and walker buehler strike out dickerson, punched out seven, one unearned run in 6 2/3 innings.steven duggar with the tying runs on base, but he went fishing on the kenley jansen curveball, san francisco goes 0-19 with runners in scoring position, in this series the giants lead in the west, a game and a half. >>> fans did not get the memo, the coliseum is open at full tilt, only 4700 fans watching that man, joey gallo go yard for the second time in the game, ranges lead 3-2. oakland trail 5-2 in the ninth, mitch moreland, this is for you, a second home run, a one-run game. and chad pinder pops it up, nate low, can you stay with it, can you stay with it oh, yes. oakland has lost seven of the last 10 games.>>> mississippi state bulldogs in the college world series, and driving in 4 runs, scotty, they blow up vanderbilt, 13-2, to force the winner take all game 3 on wednesday. >>> tough to watch, serena williams is out at wimbledon after she was hurt slipping on the grass during the first round match and forced to retire. williams remains stuck on 23 major titles, she is not won a g

or chief international editor richard walker has this report. ready in northern england, not far from the coast, you can find a place called filing tail. a british air force base fits notable, not for its plaint, but for what they call a pyramid. a giant radar that belongs to america's early warning system into the system that reaches out into space where satellites keep watch from ohio bit, or part of the commander control apparatus in charge of us nuclear weapons. this is the nervous system of the western military alliance. it's so important that the u. s. says that if it were attacked, it might respond with nuclear weapons and yet it is vulnerable in new and dangerous ways. the 1st warning systems were built during the cold war. over the years they've been upgraded, enjoying the digital age, and that has opened them up to possible cyber attack old fashion. you click them on the control systems that didn't use digital systems. we're in nonverbal to cyber attack. there's no code there to do the attack. today the systems have become potentially

or chief international editor richard walker has this report. ready in northern england, not far from the coast, you can find a place called filing nails, a bridge for space that's notable, not for it's plaint, but for what they call a pyramid. a giant radar that belongs to america's early warning system. it's a system that reaches out to space. west lights keep watch from hi hope it all part of the command control lab races in charge of us nuclear weapons me the nervous system of the west and military alliance. it's so important that the u. s. says that if it were attacked, it might respond with nuclear weapons, and yet it is vulnerable in new and dangerous ways. the 1st, early warning systems were built during the cold war. over the years they've been upgraded, enjoying the digital age, and that has opened them up to possible cyber attack. old fashion, you click among the control systems that didn't use digital systems. where in the cyber attack there's a code there to do the attacker. today the systems have become potentially tempting side, b

richard walker, chief international edison. thank i think it look at some sort is making news around the world. now relatives have been waiting for information about loved ones following unexploded and in ethiopia. contact to live region. where this is saying a dozens of people were killed or wounded on tuesday. and an ass strike on a market in the town to go go. health work because accuse soldiers are blocking medical teams from reaching the same court and i because the sentence form of prime minister and ex rebel lee that we saw on to life imprisonment in absentia. so as an exile in europe was charged to overthrow present, la la tara, if he's close, associates received a $29.00, cancelled on saturday, as late as was free from prison on wednesday, saying that they would win independence from spain. release comes a day after 7 men and 2 women were pod for their roles in staging, abandons referendum, unprofessional. from madrid. the spanish government said the mess it was a necessary step towards national us senate republicans h

w. chief international editor, richard walker. richard, welcome. we just heard bite and there on a coal that i do want to dive deeper into this question of climate change. do you think the promises made at this summit really meet the challenges of the moment? well, the campaign is the same. it's not, as you mentioned, just before queuing up that quote from joe biden. the leaders did not come up with a firm date to phase out cold by. and that is something, you know, environmental science, which is absolutely essential. nicole is perhaps the most pollute polluting energy source that there is and still thought too much of it is being burned and if you will. so listen. the fact is what joe biden at day, he said, okay, we're going to stop pouring money into new count and projects, but on a baited coal now unabated. that means co powered 5 station coal fired power stations that do not use carbon capture technology. so attempting to kind of get the c o 2 out of the emissions and back to ground for example. so that means they leave a door open to actually

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richard, thank you so much shar, cheap international editor, richard walker. now top united nations and boy in afghanistan, his herbs, the international community to do everything it can to restart talks between the afghan government and the taliban. she warned. the islamist group is threatening the country's progress. after 20 years of western military presence. there the taliban are seizing more territory as us troops had for the exit by september, germany. the 2nd biggest presence in afghanistan will be withdrawing its units in the next week. it's the quiet before the storm here in the city of conduce ask can security forces on watch as the sound of small arms fire creeps closer, the taliban is steadily gaining territory, taking district after district situation and come. this is very bad. it's insecure . there are so many wounded people in hospital, us african envoy is sounding the alarm. more than 50 about the dentist and $370.00 districts have fallen since the beginning of may. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals s

the you had as group. boca ramos confirmed at the leader of walker. chicago died died in fighting against islamic state fighters 2 weeks ago. is death marks. a major shift in niger is 12 year old. you had an insurgency and has killed more than 40000 people. and just based around 2000000 in the northeast russian position. vega vladimir of good cause has left his country after kremlin inside as want he would be arrested if he stayed. good club says the government wants to keep him from running in parliamentary elections kremlin has said that recent arrest of opposition figures are not politically motivated. the u. k. has been planning to loose and lockdown restrictions later this month in the wake of the success of its vaccination program are all 3 quarters of adults in the country have now received at least one corona virus. job and infection rates have fallen drastically, but with millions yet to be fully vaccinated. a new strain of the virus is making the public nervous all over the u. k. people are lining up to get their 2nd vaccine doze sooner than expected. it's a race against a new t

she talks about her career and juggling her life as a teacher >> herschel walker is going to run for. trump said walker plans to challenge senator raphael warnock for his seat in georgia. >>> and carmelo anthony is the winner of the social justice champion award >>> now to the intersection of wall street and main street where americans lost a staggering $30 billion in phone scams last year. here were the details on this. good morning, karen. >> reporter: phillip, frances, good morning to you. in a world of internet hacking, cybersecurity, you would imagine that phone scams are fairly old-fashioned, but they're still raking in $30 billion a year roughly 59 million americans, that's a third of all people in the united states, fell victim to phone scams over the last year and they were not learning from their mistake because another 19% then fell victim more than once the cost of these phone scams is also escalating. the reported average is roughly just over $500 per person. question marks are around the trustworthiness of those around you as well. there's a surge in the number of devic

whether he'd be involved, but the england manager has chosen four right backs in total, with kyle walker back, reese shames has played right back, reese shames has played right over three or right wing back, trent plays at right back, kyle walker, you know he is played at centre half for us in a three and also has played at left back during also has played at left back during a match for us against their mark. reese james was in midfield against aston villa. basically they are and are best 26 football this and that is why they are on the squad and if i could've picked a fit tory six right back, probably would've done. meanwhile... some worrying news for the scotland team ahead of the tournament, midfielderjohn fleck has tested positive for covid, at the squad's training camp in spain. the sheffield united player will now self—isolate — and will not travel with the squad to portugal for tomorrow's friendly against the netherlands. the rest of the squad have been tested and have all returned negative results. there's less than two weeks to go now until their first match against the czech r

while lou walker, the over one of the horns of english cricket and march 18, 81 there was a football much played here and it's a national much tell me, well, not well, england got something, i'm afraid. but the scottish team was led by.

so much chief international editor, richard walker. well, as mentioned joe biden, european leaders are continuing talks today at nato headquarters in brussels. we're dw correspondent terry schultz is standing by, terry, what's on the agenda for the nato summit? good morning. well, as we saw in cornwall over the weekend, the love fest is expected to continue here in brussels as well with president biden coming to reassure in alliance that the u. s. is back as we hear him. so often saying, remember that this is an institution that president trump, his predecessor loved to bash, calling obsolete even bringing into question whether the u. s. would defend an ally if it were under attack. so when allies here, president biden say that this article 5 commitment is sacred to the united states. everyone is going to be breathing much more easily here at nato headquarters other than of course, the atmospheric, the elbow bumping. we're going to see there are some very serious issues on the agenda. of course, russia is an evergreen at nato, and with

ok, richard walker, beg mass. thank you. now let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. at least 12 people have been failed and more than 100 injured in a massive gas explosion in federal china. the blast talk through the residential and markets area in who b province was eli sunday. eaten breakfast, several building where destroyed in me and my biggest c d young have stage a brief friday against the unit demonstrates has shown that snow then before the stress and to avoid the community forces for various military take over that elected leader. sounds and she, she set to go and trial on monday. anti government with us as a class with ryan believes in nickelodeon, capital bull gotta, dozens of people have been killed in 6 weeks of nationwide demonstrations. they begun against the planned tax hike and have widened into an expression of anger about poverty, inequality, and least violence to ease are now where the parliament is preparing to vote on a new government with woods and prime minister.

alex takes up that remarkable story with football historian, move walker with some help from england late in john finds. if you all might be the 1st and thus far, only black women, 2 cats in scotland. well, lou walker, the over one of the horns of english cricket, but in march, $1881.00 there was a football much played here and it's a national much tell we will not. well, england got something i'm afraid. but the scottish team was led by andrew watson. so there was this guy start was left, but i'm captain andrew watson. andrew watson was the 1st man of color to play international football. so i'm growing up, messed, and scott football. i know a bit the wembley wisdoms, i know, but the next few thinks the stuff in game and scott against england high in front of i have the scottish captain, the lady said to sex. one flashing thing was partly because the, you know, that the speed at which the game develop and partly because it was considered an entertainment. and no one really kept good records or kept histories or did any kind of research or analysis on football and a nice this generat

d w's chief international editor, richard walker. thank you for earlier and i was let's take a look at some other stories from around the world. it's an north korean leader kim young on has warned a possible shoot shortages at a meeting of his ruling workers. partial, he played what he called the 10th food situation on the chrome of ours pandemic. and on last year's typhoons came urged party officials to try and find ways of boosting the countries agriculture production. socialist candidate pedal castillo has claimed victory, improved presidential election. he ended, the lengthy vote, came to 44000 votes ahead of his right wing rival keiko de monte. she's pledged to fight the result which election authorities have not yet formerly announced india's iconic ties. michelle, the taj mahal has reopened after 2 months of being close to the public. the top tourist attraction was shot when a 2nd wave of corona virus infections swept the country. infections have declined to in recent weeks. gonzales and israel has launched airstrikes and the