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>> next up, one ohio high school football coach was fed up with a set of bad calls on the field ba ref and so he decided to take matters into his own hands by trapping the referee inside their locker room with a vending machine after the game. if his reason, to give them time to rethink their bad calls. if this is not the head coach, the assistant head coach. >> 700 pounds, i dont know whats more impressive, his creativity or the fact he moved the machine in front of the door. i think it should ...

Theres also this renewed effort and interest in really committing to the worlds vaccination. were probably going to hear from president biden next week urging world leaders to commit to vaccinating 70% of the world by next year. now, you can see where we are now. right now in the world its about 30%. 30.7%, i believe, of the world is vaccinated. so, we got some work to do to get to that point. but i think when you put it all together, you realize it is possible. manufacturing has gone up. you se...

Soon after to start putting shots into arms. >> it is up to fda to take their time and then to make the decision. >> reporter: and the nba joining other professional sports leagues in not requiring vaccinations for players but requiring them for coaches, game day personnel, and referees. ♪ and lion king, hamilton, and other broadway shows turning back on the lights. >> i dont ever want to take live theater for granted ever again. do you? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and now the moderna...

Coherent, having to be rescued by the referees before he embarrassed himself any further. if only the modern republican party had such referees. lets discuss. c kasie hunt, thank you for being here. welcome to "the lead." great to have you at cnn. >> great to be here, jake. >> i have to say, the former president, like, im never surprised, but im always shocked. its just unbelievable. >> i used to have to remind myself almost every day that while it seemed that those of us in the news business wo...

Into the balkan states, and i was initially inclined to say they are all referees because they tell you. and syrian refugees. only a third or half you encountered were syrians, there were afghan ease, iraqis, and tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of afghans were fleeing afghanistan as refugees during the reign of the u.s.-backed kabul government. so the question that raises is how many of the tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands that are going to be on the move now heading for europe,...

Some more intense hurricanes. there is not necessarily going to be more hurricanes in terms of the number that we see per season, but more intense hurricanes and certainly we are likely to see more category four and category five hurricanes developing. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre heres olly foster. hello and thanks forjoining us. something had to give at anfield with liverpool and chelsea both looking to maintain their winning starts to the season. it finished 1—1,...

Transform this society, from our classrooms with critical race theory, with open borders, our economic system. they talk like marxists about class warfare, the oppressed, the oppressor, the victim, the victimizer. they go on and gone about these things. -- they go on and gone about these things. they are being led by the hard left in their party, for some reason they fear them and for some reason they have become them. this is how they see the surest way for absolute power. they want absolute po...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, European elite football (soccer) leagues played the remaining season 2019/20 without or strongly limited attendance of supporters (i.e., “ghost games”). From a sport psychological perspective this situation poses a unique opportunity to investigate the crowd’s influence on referee decisions and the associated effect of “home advantage”. A total of 1286 matches - played in the top leagues of Spain, England, Germany, Italy, Russia, Turkey, Austria and the Cz...

Doing this. can you talk about how these other states are doing this, this sort of attempt at potential voter nullification by changing the arbiters and referees of state elections? >> yes, and, you know, every state is different but every state is coming up with almost a unique way to find ways to alter who governs the administration of elections. a state like kansas made it so the governor cant change any election rules right now. that was also true in montana. now, montana had a democratic go...

As republicans attack the voting rights of millions of americans, young, black, poor and the like, and then we see the civic negligence on the part of politicians who refuse in some ways to protect american democracy, and it is not just a republican issue now. it is all of them, nicolle. >> it is amazing. nick, i want to come to you on something that you have written about. abc news has some new reporting on the arbiters of election, the referees i want to put up. analyzing the voting rights lab...