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Wingfield—hayes has this report. by by now, the buildings around me here should have been bustling with thousands of athletes from all over the world getting ready to compete against each other. of course because of covid—i9, theyre not here. this place remains a ghost town. but will it be any different a year from now? is town. but will it be any different a yearfrom now? is covid—i9 is still circulating widely, if there isnt a vaccine, then how will it be possible to host an olympics her...

Had been postponed by a year, i would have thought, 0k," he says. "its another year to train, another year to grow. but now im 35, a year feels like a very long time, so ive decided retirement is the only option." there is another reason tetsuya is retiring. he thinks tokyos new 0lympic stadium may never get to hold an olympic opening ceremony. and hes not alone. a poll this week found only 23% of japanese support holding the games, even next year. by now, the buildings around me here should hav...

Thinking and working on sites like this and making sure that there protected is usually important. but when monuments can politicize, does not give anyone a great deal of confidence that the future is going to be preserving this magnificent building in the state of which it is. nhs trusts across england, it follows a series of reports since poor ca re follows a series of reports since poor care and some hospitals, the select committee has promised a investigation and how safe maternity places ar...

An olympic opening ceremony. and hes not alone. a poll this week found only 23% of japanese support holding the games, even next year. by now, the buildings around me here should have been bustling with thousands of athletes from all over the world getting ready to compete against each other. of course, because of covid—i9, theyre not here. this place remains a ghost town. but will it be any different a year from now? if covid—i9 is still circulating widely, if there isnt a vaccine, then how...

Of course, because of covid—i9, theyre not here. this place remains a ghost town. but will it be any different a year from now? if covid—i9 is still circulating widely, if there isnt a vaccine, then how will it be possible to host an 0lympics here in tokyo safely? from brazil to india, south africa to the united states, covid infections are accelerating. medical experts here think there is little chance the pandemic will be over by next summer. if a very effective vaccine became available, t...

Been postponed by a year, i would have thought ok," he says, "but it is another year to train, another year to grow. but now i am 35. a year feels like a very long time. ive decided retirement is the only option." there is another reason why he is retiring. he thinks tokyos new olympic stadium may never get to hold an olympic opening ceremony, and hes not alone. a poll this week found only 23% of japanese support holding the games, even next year. by now, the buildings around me here should be b...

Was a bad idea to lead the convention. the president canceled the consequence but forged ahead with his idea to open schools in the fall. task force official dr. deborah birx said its still being evaluated. >> what i cant tell you for sure is whether children under 10 in the united states dont spread the virus. >> reporter: the president did not brief reporters on friday, but he did tweet that a top republican told him congress would not force the pentagon to change the confederate names of some...

Taken down. the giant cranes removed that massive monument from its base and then they drove it away, brian. brian: kind of odd, right? this just days after the statue was a site for violent protesters. demonstrators seen throwing fireworks and frozen water bottles at police officers. more than a dozen policemen and women were hurt. steve: meanwhile in other news the u.s. senate passed a $741 billion defense bill that would remove the confederate names on army bases that bill would give the pent...

Of the people that voted her into office. >> shannon: and i know that listen, last friday i think it was that we were covering a number of your officers appeared to be ambushed at that columbus statue. i think 18 of them wound up in hospital as protesters were trying to take it down then. how are your men and women doing out there on the front lines as they are under, you know, some serious heat, physical and emotional and otherwise? >> they are, theres actually 52 officers that were hurt last f...

I didnt think about them being confederate generals. what i was thinking about when i was serving on those installation whats was at fort bragg airborne paratrooper and air commander stationed there at that time. so, again, we are just responding to this mob, this cancel culture. and as long as we continue this belief that we can acquiesce, apiece and compromise with them it just elm bolteddens them. i would say sit in the corner, shut up and get out of business of worrying about the names of mi...