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Youth olympics, the london olympics and the rio one. it has already been postponed a year and it is tough for athletes, the olympic cycle is a long one. this time, its been five years and im going into it a bit older than i even would have before. so definitely want to get it done, yeah. so definitely want to get it done, eah. ., ., ., ., ., yeah. you have got to feel for the athletes and _ yeah. you have got to feel for the athletes and their— yeah. you have got to feel for the athletes and t...

Boylan have said theyve already spoke within investigators. whit? >> trevor, thank you. new details tonight on the worsening situation at our southern border. u.s. authorities seen here deporting migrants, many of them families with young children, to mexico. more than 5,000 unaccompanied minors being held, facilities overwhelmed. abcs national correspondent matt gutman in el paso tonight. >> reporter: tonight, those new images capturing the heartbreak of migrants, many of them with children i...

She told us earlier on breakfast, she will especially miss her family while out in japan, but that shes motivated to bring home another gold for them. iam i am truly gutted. my family have been there from their youth olympics, the london olympics, and the rio olympics. it is four years already. this time it has been five years. i am going into it older than i would have before. definitely want to get it done. it is still i—i to get it done. it is still 1—1 in that old firm derby between celt...

4:32 This is Sunshine Week, a nationwide celebration of free press and open government. As a way to shine the light brighter, a New York state assemblymember from the Hudson Valley has introduced two bills to amend the Open Meetings Law and the Freedom of Information Law. The New York Coalition for Open Government, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to transparency in government, celebrated Sunshine Week, in part, by recognizing National Freedom of Information Day March 16. Democra...

Continue to use this vaccine. canada today even recommending they expand their use of it. the danger? these delays and doubts increase vaccine hesitancy. and that could cost lives. this parisian saying, "i was ready to get vaccinated, but since this, i cant stop hesitating on whether to get it in the future or not." >> james longman with us tonight from london, and james, with this concern now over the astrazeneca/oxford vaccine across much of europe, give us an update here, where does that vacc...

Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the first test vaccinations on children. a major first step in vaccinated millions of american children. moderna now testing its vaccine on thousands of children ranging from 6 months to 12 years old, and as authorities caution against crowds in the u.s., the new headline tonight just north of the border. ontario now declaring a third wave of the virus. and overseas tonight, the new wave across several european countries. the growing vac...

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Cooking Up Something Good: KEXP Staff and DJs Share Their Favorite Recipes KEXP As you may have heard, we are offering a special KEXP Apron during the Spring Drive. With social distancing and the closure of in-restaurant dining, more of us are spending time building our skills in the kitchen, and what better pairing is there than food and music? Two of the greatest joys in life! We asked our staff and DJs if they would share some of their favorite recipes theyve been cooking up at...

$3k of surf gear abandoned by tsunami Good Samaritan in Waipū returned 12 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read Ruakākās Lee McClelland had hoped a good sort had spotted his gear on the roadside and thought to take care of it while the area evacuated during last weeks tsunami alert. Photo / Tania Whyte Multimedia journalist for the Northern Advocatekarina.cooper@nzme.co.nz A Whangārei man was worried $3000 of foil surf gear was lost after he abandoned it on a Waipū roadside to help schoolki...

Affluent. >> the households hardest hit have been at the other end of the economic scale. >> covid-19 has profoundly increased the inequality that we see in our country. especially for families at the lower end of the income distribution. they are more likely to have trouble putting food on the table or making rent payments. >> the hope is that once people feel safe again, everyone will benefit. do you think that after we reach herd immunity, we will see an economic boom? >> we will see some kin...