with your giant shirt there, and i am the last one to speak and i am feeling like the cleanup like willie mays right now. but i don't know if you have noticed but there's been a common theme that has gone through each speaker today and that is the stories. you know, i have some facts to share with you, but facts tell, but the reality is that stories sell. and the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted by having access to quality, affordable housing are the things that drive us to keep working hard to provide justice and equity for those who need it most. so i'm privileged that the federal home loan bank of san francisco, this is, like, the best thing that i get to do. i spend a lot of times on planes, well, prior to the pandemic, anyway, a lot of time on planes going back and forth to d.c.. and that is hard work. but this is really where it all makes a difference. so, you know, the facts that i just want to share with you and i want to really congratulate mission housing development corporation and bridge housing for collaborating because to build affordable housing, it is the mo

at 24 willie mays plaza today. catcher, joey bart got his first start of the season.f you don't believe me, there he is! we joined at bottom one against the nationals, already up, 2-0. sometimes you can be lucky and good. nowhere to go with runs scored. estrada was 4-5 with three rbi. he is going another run. two hits at the game, giants led , 8-0 after three. won the 10th game of the season and got held right here. mike laying out for that one to end the sixth. next have ending, the big dog! brandon crawford, 18 time run for the year for the high oldu. crawford was 3-3, giants won at 10-4. >>> a quick note on crawford, 18 homers, tied for the most big lines about a shortstop, 34 years or older before these all- star break. >>> chris massey was named for tuesday's all-star game and will go to denver and join his teammate matt olson. speaking of olson, he was getting into some hacks at the game before the rangers. been a while since i have screened it, downtown brown! seth brown, 472 feet, longest big fly in the two year history of that ballpark. the long ball was big

but willie mays ballpark tonight and the giants find themselves down early.ueto got hit a little bit three. nothing deficit started to get erased with stephen duggar, a rope to right. that goes, uh, agua world right there. kaya jousting will follow. get that ball. that's duggar seventh by the way, they trail 3 to 1 in the sixth. they've got one on for alex dickerson. he just hits a laser to write just over the wall is 10th two run shot ties it 33 up. chad cool. great look for the fans out there tied, but not for long. top of the seventh pirates with no hips. they got a bases loaded walk, and then this disaster. ben gamble grounder to first. lamonte wade jr can't feel the ball. not one but two runs score for the pirates on the error. that hurts. they scored three times in the inning without the benefit of a hit 63 at the time. six for the finals, the giants threatened a little bit in the ninth did score run. but it looks like the dodgers may lose tonight an extra reading, so we'll see. hey, same thing up and oh seattle, oakland, trailing three nothing. fans tr

fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the gi

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. >> you can't beat it and it was a packed house check out lillie mae la willie mays plaza. >> a littletoo much dodger blue. but you get that in the regional robbery. bottom of the 6 guys down a run buster posey changes. all that will one crack of the bat. run comes into score and we're tied up. top of the 8th. now tyler rogers in with runners on the corners and he gives justin turner to fly out right here. that ends the inning. clutch pitching for riders. and in the bottom of the franchise with a couple runners on darin he grounds out to second. cody bellinger. that's not the 3rd base that actually the giants dugout. they take the lead on that pitch. you don't see that from bellinger very often giants win 2 to one. there are now 3 games up on la in the national league west. they take on the dodgers again tomorrow night. all right. adrian san diego taking on the padres quick two-game bottom of the 3rd a's up by 3. one offer from to tease junior. no doubt about that one to shot puts the padres with in a run. let's go to the bottom of the 5th bases loaded for jake. cronenworth and he flic

how about willie mays, the starting center fielder for leadoff hitter for the national league at tigereld, hank aaron and willie stargell, roberto clementi was a reserve willie mccovey at first base. johnny bench at catcher. those are all hall of famers. now the american league was the home team that you're smartly dressed in their home whites featuring the likes of rod, peru. carlos krimsky, both robinson's frank and brooks, fast forward, 2000 and seven then at and t park, barry bonds, the l star of that game. and, yes, no problem. telle vis, for that matter, which team they play for baseball is worrying about attracting viewers cut the gimmicks do something we can all comprehend when we see it. yes so great looking back that video and seeing all those amazing players that is what an all star game is supposed to look like, maybe next year, and you know the fans were lighting up twitter and everything. yeah, i bet they were. it's not just you, joe saying that a lot of other fans agree with not just the only grouchy guy good to know. yeah. joe. thank you. yes thank you. and next at 11 a

let's take a look, though on the positive side of what happened this afternoon, added willie mays ballpark it's never too early to get your kid rooting for the giants, and this guy's back his first game feature injured on the i. l brandon crawford, a strokes it nicely the opposite way down the line. he's got himself an oppo double up david price that place a couple of runs and the giants in the first standing off to a nice start. it continues in the second wilmer floors into the wide open spaces visa. it's everywhere you want to be. he's got himself in. our fbi double hostage. slater at a couple of hits and then three nothing. johnny cueto. big story today, pitch well but got into trouble in the sixth bases loaded and two out incomes highland garcia to strike out. cody ballenger. everybody on the giants bench is pumped. gets out of a bases loaded jam that was as close as the dodgers got the scoring five nothing. the final the 16 games, we turned the giants and dodgers this year, they split up 88. but the giants have won five out of the last seven, and they have a three game lead in the wes

well i was going to show you willie mays, who was the starting center fielder was the starting centere's in texas. he'll never know. i wouldn't be so sure about that. yeah, he has a very sensitive butt. well, it's true. once i saw him sit on a bunch of loose change and add it up. have you heard from howard? i did. his talk at nasa went great. sheldon didn't heckle him? no. in fact, he was so well-behaved, howie bought him a buzz aldrin bobble head and astronaut ice cream. (knocking) hey, guys. oh, hi. hi, stuart. hey, stuart! how's it going? good. sheldon's out of town, so we can do whatever we want. we even ordered from the thai place he doesn't like. oh, how is it? disgusting. do not tell him. what do you guys want to do tonight? i don't know. well, i told howie if i wasn't busy, i'd spend the night at his mom's. so for god's sake, think of something. (stuart coughing) stuart? are you okay? no, i don't feel so... oh, stuart? stuart? oh, my god, you guys need to do something! stuart? calling 911. well, it's too late. what do you mean it's too late? he's been murdered by someone in th

giants completely owning them so far in the last 10 days or so, and the trend continues tonight and willie mays with one of his biggest fans, danny glover, not a lot of lethal weapons going on. this thing was. very tight hitting was not at all in travel in spin this thing, logan. well look good. billy mckinney line drive base hit for the dodgers incomes. cody bellinger, but austin slater and the great through the second to get the man that mckinney and keep it from growing into a big inning and then slater with the bat this time in the sixth inning, erasing the one nothing deficit is that busters is slicing the ball to right, slater let off with a double it so 11 ball game and then after the first two hitters walk for the giants at the bottom of the eighth inning, darren rough watch this little excuse me roller to second base. looks like it could be a double play. great base running by a stream ski and cody bellenger throws that ball. i mean, well, i mean way over the head of the third baseman trying to throw behind buster way to experience to be suckered by that incomes. what would be. the gam

sometimes we take for granted just how beautiful willie mays ballpark is johnny cueto on the mound firstagainst the giants 32 versus the giants lifetime. two run shot quick to 19 league, fifth inning giants of trilli for two and brandon crawford for its tonight. this one. he smokes into the corner and ripe. he's got himself an r b i double three r b i's for granted and so forth. three games we go to the eighth inning, the giants trailing 64 stream ski at first base to out wilmer flores routine pop up to center field, right? uh you got it. i'll take it will mess that thing if it falls between three would be cardinal defenders. yes hustling all the way from first comes into score, 65, and here it is. two on two out, jason boss lor deep left field looks like a walk up winter, but no dylan carlson, sensational catch for the cardinals up against the wall. two runs with a score and that's what you call ending it on a defensive walkwo straight o the cardinals. that was tough to take good news. hard to find for the a's, but we did find them more true. matt olsen will participate in the home run

joined the boys and girls club for the first day of the willy mays ground crews program. watering dragging, raking the baseball diamond. these ground crew members and training will be responsible for the upkeep this summer and beyond. we look forward to seeing this diamond shine. and i know this particular item seems to commissioner. i'm very excited to welcome poncho banshon to celebrate golden gate park's 50th anniversary with the san francisco parks alliance and illuminate sf unfortunately, because of the pandemic, we weren't able to have much music there last year, but it's all getting going. so today's event is brought to us by value culture. it's a free all ages concert experience celebrating live music, peace, diverse cultures and san francisco. the show begins tonight at 5:00 and will run until 8:00 p.m. with other performers including astrella, tony kay and more. the event is brought to us by direct for more information and to register for prizes visit value culture.org/music. we are all equally excited to share we will be opening our recreational activities. fro

fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark.n upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the gian

with your giant shirt there, and i am the last one to speak and i am feeling like the cleanup like willie mayson't know if you have noticed but there's been a common theme that has gone through each speaker today and that is the stories. you know, i have some facts to share with you, but facts tell, but the reality is that stories sell. and the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted by having access to quality, affordable housing are the things that drive us to keep working hard to provide justice and equity for those who need it most. so i'm privileged that the federal home loan bank of san francisco, this is, like, the best thing that i get to do. i spend a lot of times on planes, well, prior to the pandemic, anyway, a lot of time on planes going back and forth to d.c.. and that is hard work. but this is really where it all makes a difference. so, you know, the facts that i just want to share with you and i want to really congratulate mission housing development corporation and bridge housing for collaborating because to build affordable housing, it is the most difficult type o

willie? >> and those indictments may just be the tip of the iceberg. thanks so much. >>> companies around the world are assessing the damage this morning from one of the largest ransomware attacks ever carried out. the attack paralyzed computer networks at hundreds of businesses in the united states and more than one thousand of them across the globe. experts believe russian cybercriminals are responsible for the attack. it comes less than three weeks after president biden demanded russian leader vladimir putin crack down on cybercriminals. president biden has called now for a full investigation. >>> 50 degrees in san francisco. another cloudy start. about 1:00, pop out to mid to upper 60s at the coastline, the really the first half of the did day around the coast, drizzle at times. cloud early in the morning. then we'll get good clearing inland. your best chance of even fireworks, is concord, san jose, morgan hill, even through oakland and hayward, a little bit of fog. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including on this fourth of jul

may. >> tariffs and willis paper money were two of the eagles -- evils plaguing the nation. >> an americansentative was facing another evil. >> next question, lord sheffield. i have to go did by government respecting regulations of your government excluding american shipping of certain british ports. >> i, yes mr. adams. my government has studied the note with great attention our great attention i assure you, we did not choose to reply at this time. >> permit me to say, you're excellence-y, these regulations have virtually closed the markets to shipping. this has brought great hardship on the people. >> mr. adams, when you are government, as you call it, shows it is capable of honoring the terms of the treaty of palace, then we shall be disposed to discuss this matter. >> you're excellency, let me assure you again that my government is doing all they can to persuade the states to observe the terms of the treaty. >> but not one ceiling has been paid to british citizens to compensate the loss of property in the war. mr. adams, i have to tell you that my government finds it quite impossible t

with your giant shirt there, and i am the last one to speak and i am feeling like the cleanup like willie maysnow. but i don't know if you have noticed but there's been a common theme that has gone through each speaker today and that is the stories. you know, i have some facts to share with you, but facts tell, but the reality is that stories sell. and the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted by having access to quality, affordable housing are the things that drive us to keep working hard to provide justice and equity for those who need it most. so i'm privileged that the federal home loan bank of san francisco, this is, like, the best thing that i get to do. i spend a lot of times on planes, well, prior to the pandemic, anyway, a lot of time on planes going back and forth to d.c.. and that is hard work. but this is really where it all makes a difference. so, you know, the facts that i just want to share with you and i want to really congratulate mission housing development corporation and bridge housing for collaborating because to build affordable housing, it is the most diff

with your giant shirt there, and i am the last one to speak and i am feeling like the cleanup like willie maysright now. but i don't know if you have noticed but there's been a common theme that has gone through each speaker today and that is the stories. you know, i have some facts to share with you, but facts tell, but the reality is that stories sell. and the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted by having access to quality, affordable housing are the things that drive us to keep working hard to provide justice and equity for those who need it most. so i'm privileged that the federal home loan bank of san francisco, this is, like, the best thing that i get to do. i spend a lot of times on planes, well, prior to the pandemic, anyway, a lot of time on planes going back and forth to d.c.. and that is hard work. but this is really where it all makes a difference. so, you know, the facts that i just want to share with you and i want to really congratulate mission housing development corporation and bridge housing for collaborating because to build affordable housing, it is the mos

with your giant shirt there, and i am the last one to speak and i am feeling like the cleanup like willie maysave noticed but there's been a common theme that has gone through each speaker today and that is the stories. you know, i have some facts to share with you, but facts tell, but the reality is that stories sell. and the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted by having access to quality, affordable housing are the things that drive us to keep working hard to provide justice and equity for those who need it most. so i'm privileged that the federal home loan bank of san francisco, this is, like, the best thing that i get to do. i spend a lot of times on planes, well, prior to the pandemic, anyway, a lot of time on planes going back and forth to d.c.. and that is hard work. but this is really where it all makes a difference. so, you know, the facts that i just want to share with you and i want to really congratulate mission housing development corporation and bridge housing for collaborating because to build affordable housing, it is the most difficult type of housing to build

with your giant shirt there, and i am the last one to speak and i am feeling like the cleanup like willie maysright now. but i don't know if you have noticed but there's been a common theme that has gone through each speaker today and that is the stories. you know, i have some facts to share with you, but facts tell, but the reality is that stories sell. and the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted by having access to quality, affordable housing are the things that drive us to keep working hard to provide justice and equity for those who need it most. so i'm privileged that the federal home loan bank of san francisco, this is, like, the best thing that i get to do. i spend a lot of times on planes, well, prior to the pandemic, anyway, a lot of time on planes going back and forth to d.c.. and that is hard work. but this is really where it all makes a difference. so, you know, the facts that i just want to share with you and i want to really congratulate mission housing development corporation and bridge housing for collaborating because to build affordable housing, it is the mos

fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacifi

he may be changing his stance. willie, after this call from trudeau or not to think, i don't know he's had calls before. i think the problem is not with the politicians . it's with the bishops for the poke to come and visit the country. the bishops have to invite him. and the reason for that of course, is people visit is extremely expensive. and the bishops have to raise the money. i don't think the bishop roman catholic bishops of canada had been willing to do that . and i think that's the real obstacle to the people visit so far. we'll see if that changes in the next few months. given the red tape that you're talking about, that a lot of people will look at it as and given the horrors. so there's allegedly happened here in the past. the note being uncovered may be something more remotely could happen. lower is not going to happen if you get my drift, you know, an apology issued from maybe rome. well, i think the, they want to put in a lot of people are supposed to come to canada, the truth and reconciliation commission in 2015 asked that he come and apologized in canada. they know, o

willis there. haiti's acting prime minister claudejoseph says he believes presidentjovenel moise may have been killede'd taken on what he called haiti's oligarchs. the chief of police thanks 28 people were involved. mrjoseph said six members of the gang that attacked moise�*s house had been captured and seven shot dead. africa has experienced its most devestating week so far of the coronavirus pandemic, with worse yet to come according to the world health organisation. confirmed cases have already passed january's peak and are doubling every eighteen days with deaths not far behind. it's likely that actual cases are much higher than this however, due to poor levels of testing. this comes as only about one percent of the continent's population is fully vaccinated. an african director at the world health organization alluded to the delta variant feeling more cases. figs alluded to the delta variant feeling more cases.- feeling more cases. as it spreads _ feeling more cases. as it spreads to _ feeling more cases. as it spreads to more - feeling more cases. as it i spreads to more countries, feeling more

also vaccines are not infallible was their well-designed and work willie well in most people, they may not work for certain people, certain individuals so the more people who are vaccinated the better chance we have as a community, as a country of avoiding illness all together. the argument is if you can be vaccinated you should be vaccinated to protect other people. that argument has moral authority. it is hard to argue with that but going that to saying it is an imperative, that we should force people to get vaccines is quite a step and sometimes it should be undertaken. i am not really equipped to say if it is something we should mandate by law. that is something we should consider but i'm not sure we should do it. that is a tricky thing. the problem of course is that americans, we love our freedom. how many things have we seen invoked in the name of freedom of speech that people in other countries would not see as freedom of speech? we love our freedom and don't take kindly to being told we have to do something and there's a school in public health that i think we don't use often e

years since harry dunn's death, and his parents know they may have to wait another six months before they get their day in court. david willisralia is halving the number of people allowed into the country from overseas, following leaks in its covid quarantine system. the weekly intake will be cut to around 3,000 people — and residents remain banned from leaving the country. nearly half the population — more than 12 million people — are now under stay—at—home orders. from sydney, shaimaa khalil has more. if you are an australian stranded overseas, this is not the news you wanted to wake up to. from the middle ofjuly, the already very complicated journey for thousands trying to get home is about to get more difficult. to temporarily reduce commercial passenger arrivals, to all major ports by 50% from current caps, to reduce the pressure on quarantine facilities due to the increased risks of the delta strain of the virus. australia already has very tight border restrictions. anyone who comes in has to go into hotel quarantine first. these have been the two lines of defence for the country and what has allowed it to contain the

willie ross went to cheer on the nationals as they took on the giants. you mayndering why he wasn't cheering the home team. dr. ross is father to two major league players including nationals pitcher joe ross. joe was sidelined for the game but his dad wasn't. in the middle of an inning a woman nearby started choking and gesturing she couldn't breathe. that's when dr. ross, a pediatrician and trained emergency room doctor, jumped into action. >> i gave her a couple thrusts of heimlich maneuver and a small piece of hot dog came out. >> reporter: one try wasn't enough. >> then i gave her two hard thrusts and sort of a half a thumb sized piece of hot dog came out and she was much better. >> reporter: the woman is a retired nurse. used to. >> brother s very thankful also. >> reporter: dr. ross says fans cheered but never expecting to be the hero, he said he wouldn't think twice about helping someone who needs it. >> these are things that you see and you react to right away, not necessarily about thinking about what you are doing. you see something wrong and you recog

willis said, no one has died. >>> moving now to our fire watch and several large fires burning across california, and this evening pg&e says its equipment may have sparked the large dixie fire burning in butte and plumas counties. more than 30,000 acres have burned so far since those flames broke out just five days ago. a new pg&e report says several blown fuses were spotted on a power pole near the origin of that fire. new rules give utility companies just 10 days to report evidence that their equipment may have started a fire. >> the worst thing that would have happened is if the cal fire investigation came before pg&e reported to the commission. >> we have a link to the full pg&e filing with state public utilities commission. it's in our story on kpix.com . >>> and in alpine county, new mandatory evacuation orders underway near the tamarack fire. crews now warning residents about possible mudslides, as rain moves through the area. got some time-lapse video from a wildfire alert camera showing the smoke rising behind the gray rain clouds. so far that fire has burned more than 23,000 acres. this one sparked by lightning back on july 4th. r

willie ross went to oracle park to cheer on the nationals as they took on the giants. you may be wondering why he was not cheering on the home team. dr. ross is home to two major league players, including nationals pitcher, joe ross. joe was sidelined for the game, but his dad sure wasn't it in the middle of an inning, a woman seated nearby started choking and gesturing she could not brief . that is what dr. ross, a pediatrician and trade emergency room doctor jumped into action. >> i gave her a couple of heimlich maneuver and a small piece of hot dogs >> e y wanot ga her two hard thrusts, and then sort of a half a thumb sized ece of t , and she was much better . >> reporter: the woman is a retired nurse, so being the person in need of help was definitely not something she was used to. >> she was thankful. her brother was thankful also. >> reporter: dr. ross said fans cheered but never expected to be the hero of the day. he said he would not think twice about helping someone who needs it. >> these are things that you see and react to right away. they are not necessarily about

in the reported words of the joint chiefs chairman, they may try but they're not going to f'ing succeed. joe has the morning off, and willie. they're something. and there's a lot. >> astounding quotes coming out of the new book "i alone can fix it". we'll talk to the authors in a moment about what was happening and what general milly believed was possible around the election. >>> let's begin with president biden on capitol hill yesterday making the case for senate democrats to pass another sweeping spending proposal. the president pushing his party to support the multi-trillion dollar budget blueprint for health care, child care, climate change and other priorities. nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander has the

may god bless this ship and all who sail in her. [ applause ] >> she did it. actress alfre woodard smashed a bottle against the prow of the "uss john willis."ily and colleagues gathered for the christening. house speaker take place in remembered lewis as a warrior. >> one of the mottos of the navy is "always courageous." john lewis was indeed always courageous. how perfect it is that the ship bearing his name, the motto is "unremarkable perseverance." >> there are memorials planned in petaluma in honor of lewis. >>> we're now six days away from the opening of the olympics, if you can believe that. check this out, a giant puppet in tokyo, i mean giant. this is mako. mako is big. the imaginary creature, born from the tohoku region in the northeastern part of the country. the area was devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. mako, when i say big, 32 feet tall. nbc bay area is of course your home for all things olympics. our olympics specials hosted by raj mathai from the bay area to tokyo, they air on thursday, july 22, at 4:00 p.m., then at 7:00 p.m., and then the next day, friday the 23rd, at 1:00 p.m. that also happens to be the day o

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big issue, there may be current of virus coven 19 hasn't quite torn through africa, as we feared it might. but then remember, the needs good. the data that we've got right, dr. willis. clive a with us chairman of the kenya cove at 19 back, same task force on skype from cock and mega in south africa today. and a pleasure to have you with us. so 1st of all, let's talk about kenya as a whole. as i pointed out, infection rates a low on, sorry, vaccination rates, a low infection rates are going up. these vaccines coming in from the u. k. really important. yeah, thank you very much. we spent a number of my mom, a financial program has been especially for a lot of things. and so far we've been close to 711 and we are lucky with the 2nd doors. so those, that not fully my connection, i'm sorry, turned in is they have back seen hesitancy that you see. and can your people who don't want people who are scared of at people who are being advised. not sir, is that an issue? it is not a big issue, quite suddenly issue. our biggest you'll get but there must be another level. right . ok, well that's good to know then. so let's broaden out a little bit. as i pointed out across africa

years since harry dunn's death, and his parents know they may have to wait another six months before they get their day in court. david willis getting out here during _ this is because them. getting out here during the _ this is because them. getting out here during the pandemic- this is because them. getting out here during the pandemic has - this is because them. getting outj here during the pandemic has not been easy, we have had tojump through loopholes, we've had to have pcr tests, waivers from the state department and all of that has been added to the fact that we had then got to sit there for many hours, i don't want to diminish the amount of time that we were with the other side �*s lawyers, because it's been a very long, arduous process. but on the other hand, we are grateful to have that process, you know. we note the us government did not want this, they were desperate to kick it back to the uk, they did not want us to be able to carry through our civil claim in the us so we are not by any means complaining but it's not easy. and we are grateful to the us public and the us authorities for finally allowing this to

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rocking willie stadium, but it is a little different but we are going to get it and have a competition and remember this is about the athletes. we are just as spectators. these folks a transfer may win a gold medal for the country. eric opportunity to win a gold medal for the country-— the country. eric mitchell, now becomes all— the country. eric mitchell, now becomes all about _ the country. eric mitchell, now becomes all about them - the country. eric mitchell, now becomes all about them and l the country. eric mitchell, now| becomes all about them and no the country. eric mitchell, now - becomes all about them and no longer about the opening ceremony. eric mitchell, for your organisation there, thank you so much forjoining us today from portland in the us. good to talk to you. with supporters from around the world not allowed to attend these games, many have had to settle for watching from fanzones in their countries. in the indian capital, delhi, the indian sports minister and his deputy invited former athletes and children from several of the city's sports clubs to watch the live event and cheer for their country's team. in the french capital, paris, people gathered in the