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>> 29 after the hour, new details emerging as americans demand to learn the origins of covid 19, the report claiming scientists plan to release coronavirus and to keep that's and researchers applied from $14 million to fund that controversial project back in 2018. >> this is a chinese was a proclaims the first coronavirus of the spreader event may have been intentional. here to break down his senior fellow at the gates institute gordon chang. let's talk about this whistleblower because this is a man who defected to the us in 97 but said he knew what was going on in wuhan through big money insi...

Champions from 2008 to the last time softball was at the olympics. the host was off to a winning start as well. mariko i know you've been gathering sentiment from people in tokyo — one day till the event and still talk that it could be cancelled. what are you hearing? it's interesting _ what are you hearing? it's interesting you _ what are you hearing? it's interesting you ask about cancellation because i know a couple of for _ cancellation because i know a couple of for media including the bbc have reported _ of for media including the bbc have reported about the comments made by the chief�...

Complicated and difficult situation for the japanese authorities and the olympic authorities to manage, to keep anybody who is suspected of having covid separate from everybody else in isolation, to make sure that we don't have a spreader event, that we don't have a cluster developing inside the olympic bubble. i wonder, rupert, where that leaves thomas bach's statement that these games will be safe and secure. even if it is a perception, the perception at the moment is that it's anything but. certainly that is the perception, i think, among many people watching here injapan, who have been dee...

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<figcaption> Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath said Thursday that elementary and middle school students whose parents do not want them to come in person for the STAAR do not have to show up. <cite>Credit: Tamir Kalifa for The Texas Tribune</cite> </figcaption>