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it is an epic pin. this is a mega mecha. moving parts pin. that is great. there is an entire network of collectors from all over the world. it is known as the unofficial olympic sport, collecting pins and trading pins. so, unfortunately, there are many collectors who would normally come to the games just to go pin trading and just to collect. it will be a little more difficult this time around to get their hands on some of these prized possessions. it is estimated that back in 2019, over a quarter of a million fans from overseas travelled to japan to see the rugby world cup championship. staying, on average, a16 nights and each spending around £11000, or5500 us dollars on their trip. so hopes were high that the postponed olympics would bring in even bigger numbers, more revenue and greater positive publicity for the country. i don't think there has ever been any event that had the demand that the tokyo 2020 had. they really wanted to come and experience japan. the japanese hospitality, the food, the culture. it is only the fourth time in history that there

this is on the front pages — pinning it? yes. this is on the front pages of _ pinning it? yes. this is on the front pages of a _ pinning it? yes. this is on the front pages of a few _ pinning it? yes. this is on the i front pages of a few newspapers. pinning it? yes. this is on the - front pages of a few newspapers. of front pages of a few newspapers. of course this is very worrying in many ways because we had the pandemic for 16, 17 months now. the various different zones in the country, the various restrictions, the unlocking, no were not quite a lot in, it's a first wave, it's a second way, it's a third way. as if the economy apart from the human cost which has been considerable, over128,000 from the human cost which has been considerable, over 128,000 people who have already died not to mention people who have long covid. it seems that now the app is so sensitive that now the app is so sensitive that it that now the app is so sensitive thatitis that now the app is so sensitive that it is pinning people through walls. so if your neighbour has been pinged rightly because they

and i get to pin this on. >> it is the best pin i have ever had in my life. and i have had lots of them. jeff: wally, you continue to inspire us. thank you so much for doing that, and god bless you. congratulations. wally: thank you. more to come. [applause] [cheering] jeff: the first four of millions to follow. arianne: the newest international astronauts come of the crew of new shepard. congratulations, all four of you [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] without further ado, how was it? was it ever than you imagined? jeff: real quick, i want to thank a few people. all of the engineers at blue origin who have toiled hard to get this done. the people who build the vehicles, all our manufacturing people. it is a big team, working on it for many years and they have done an extraordinary job of building the most reliable, most beautiful, most fun -- i can vouch for that. i will get to that in a s

[laughter] i promise i've got a pin for everybody. thank you so very much. good to see you, pal. an equal opportunity commission, speaker pelosi, bobby scott -- did i get everybody? ok, here we go. when you think about it, it's a shame we even had to be doing this. we should be way ahead by now. bobby, how are you doing, powell? good to see you. i'm so used to doing things with bobby. [laughter] pres. biden: thank you. >> donald rumsfeld passed away. do you have a comment? thank you so much. >> monday night, on the communicators. >> one of the ways that information and communication technologies are being used to further autocratic political agendas. basically, the way in which technology is being used to be a coercion and other means to accomplish political goals, particularly for those leaders who are democratic. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> see spanish or unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> we never slowed down. we powered a new rea

and i get to pin this on. >> best pin i've ever had in my life and i've had lots of them. >> wally, you continue to inspire us . thank you so much for doing this, god bless you and congratulations. >> more to come. [applause] the first 4 of millions tofollow . >> again, the newest little astronauts. the crew of new shepherd congratulations to you . without further ado, how was it? jeff, what you like? was it everything you imagined? >> i'm going to answer that question but real quick i want to thank a few people. first of all all the engineers at blue origin who have toiled hard to get this done people who build the vehicle, all aromatic people . it's a big team that's been working on it for many years and they've done an expert job of building the most reliable, most beautiful -- i'll get to that in a second. most beautiful vehicle and i/o than a great debt of gratitude. the people who kept us safe today, operate the vehicle. our trainers everybody. it's just huge i want to thank . this is asmall amazing little town . we're making a dent in it and we appreciate you for allowing us to t

they lifted the car off the baby who was pinned underneath. the 36-year-old mother was hit by the out-of-control car as she was crossing the street with her 8-month-old daughter. they -- rather the force of the impact pushed them into the store. the baby suffered a fractured skull. the mother had a fractured leg. they are expected to be okay, though. and the driver of the vehicle was charged with dui. >>> so still ahead, olympic flame out. ratings for the opening ceremony in tokyo are the lowest in more than three decades. than three decades. ok closely a. you've seen him before. he's your dog. wolves and dogs share many traits. like a desire for meat. that's why there's blue wilderness, made with... the protein-rich meat your dog loves. feed your dog's inner wolf with blue wilderness. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fas

about $250.00 steel pins. leave in this village. the poor, firmer who raised a $1500.00 for the construction of the dumb. the passionate about the project, and eagerly waiting to be connected to the grids. if you'll be a ha started filling the down for a 2nd time, and this is causing a nice downstream egypt and so done, are worried about how it could effect their own water flows. the 2 countries want a binding agreement governing how the dom well the operated talks mediated by the african union, have failed. prime minister of the med recently told parliament the project will not stop. it does not intend to other countries or intention is to work with other countries and improve the state of moses. a term was worried about the tensions he has invested about $2000000.00 in expanding his oxygen and nitrogen energy plant in the patient of more reliable electricity. his factory, which supplies oxygen to all of eastern the field is facing daily and predictable power cuts for your life. because without telling enough in this country cannot

you mentioned imposed in 1980 during the pin a shade regime. but it so when you were on charlotte territory. so there's a lot of discussions now going to take place in the next 9 months, possibly a year. it can be extended by 3 months to decide what that constitution should look like, who will be included? what kind of coalitions alliances will be formed, because there are no clear major groups here. 2 thirds of the delegates must approve any of the articles that go into the constitution. but there are 65 of these candidates for these delegates who come from independent groups, people not affiliated to the traditional political parties. so lots of play for those discussions to go on in the next 9 months to one year, but very exciting times in chile. so a new constituent assembly with new political forces, a lot of independents. how much of the procedures have been established, take us through how it's going to work. what might even have not been established yet that still to be debated? as i mentioned, they didn't even know where they were goin

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they have these shopible pins. not a lot of talk about marchd a but how the ability can drive that advising and how much the shopping really has to be the idea of the youtube following these creators and do they need to have the home decor stars selling product. is it about content and/or is it more brands. you have the home decor stars partnering with the brands and the big cluster of retail advertising in this new way. this is an area that pintrest has been investing in and they can push further without having to make an acquisition >> i wonder if this is the tiktokification of so much creating short but highly impactful videos that drive people to act or do something or create commerce. i wonder if pin rest is seeing the same thing and how do we take this trend and put our own spin on it >> with you, i would say this is a chicken and egg situation. is pintrest success because of fr trends already happening or following all of this. i think it is a little both. video was already hot and short video on tiktok is h

and the whole idea is just wrong and terrible to pin pin people down on race or pin people down for problems that they did not cause or had nothing to do with. okay, so then let me just ask this and we always talk about the problems. what are the solutions? where do you think that we can actually find a way to actually grow together and find something that we can grow from? where all communities, especially here in america, could actually say, let's have this conversation. and maybe we can start talking about the problems and find ways to be unified on others. where do you see it's probably those issues that right now there are probably no offense. they have a really bad track record in history with attractive minorities and diversity within to their party. where should they do better? well the thing is, i think they were on a, a bit of a role with trump, as, as many minorities came over to the republicans in vast numbers more than any time in history. so they were doing a little bit better job, a mess and messaging, but they really need to have the leaders in these local communities come to

and then you could heara pin drop sang the japanese and then you could hear a pin drop and there were goose bumps. it really was quite a beautiful moment and everything is being done very respectfully and beautifully so far. what is going on behind me with this parade of nations will actually take around two hours and it takes a long time for the 207 countries and the nations to come out. after that they will be fireworks, we are told. we already had a few fireworks earlier but we will be having some more. then we will have a speech and the games will be officially declared open by the japanese emperor and the ioc president thomas bach said the olympic athletes down there as sending a resounding message of hope to ourfragile world sending a resounding message of hope to our fragile world in the opening ceremony is highlighting themes of resilience, solidarity and unity. of course, right at the very end of all this we will see the traditional lighting of the olympic cauldron. that's on top of mount fuji that is behind my left shoulder. i don't if you can see any of that but the moment

so 46 pin 3 million have had their first dose and 36 million 67,000, so 46 pin 3 million have had theirfirst dose and 36 million —— 46.3 million. in 36 million have had a second as well. and more have had their second doses. it's a big push on this weekend i of the lifting of restrictions in england to get as many people as possible vaccinated. —— ahead of the lifting of restrictions. —— ahead of the lifting of restrictions. 0ur correpsondent nick eardley explained what led up to this decision from the government. it led to a political outcry with labour party saying it was chaos. 8am this morning, we got a statement saying that the prime minister and chancellor had been in contact with the health secretary before he got his positive test, but they would be exempt. 157 minutes later, 2.5 hours later, we got a completely different statement saying that they would now self isolate and prime minister would be at chequers, the chancellor in his flat in downing street. i think it is pretty clear that this has happened because there was pretty unanimous, pretty speedy outrage at the fa

and i get to pin this on. >> it is the best pin i have ever had in my life. and i have had lots of them. jeff: wally, you continue to inspire us. thank you so much for doing that, and god bless you. congratulations. wally: thank you. more to come. [applause] [cheering] jeff: the first four of millions to follow. arianne: the newest international astronauts come of the crew of new shepard. congratulations, all four of you [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] without further ado, how was it? was it ever than you imagined? jeff: real quick, i want to thank a few people. all of the engineers at blue origin who have toiled hard to get this done. the people who build the vehicles, all our manufacturing people. it is a big team, working on it for many years and they have done an extraordinary job of building the most reliable, most beautiful, most fun -- i can vouch for that. i will get to that in a s

i'm pinning it to the letter that can't happen. so this was a scab that william got from someone who had developed cowpox at mild form of a related virus to smallpox and he was sending it so that the scab could be used as the basis for vaccinating his his relatives in charlottesville. now for those of you who are long time visitors to the virginia museum of history & culture, if you saw an exhibition we had on view in 2011 called bizarre bits. you would have seen this letter in the little smallpox scab on display. this is part of an exhibition we did about kind of unusual items we have in the collection and i think a scabs sent along with the letter to be used for vaccinating against smallpox certainly classifies as a bizarre bit. well and employ the cdc the centers for disease control and prevention happened to be visiting the museum in may of 2011 and he saw this scab and he was concerned that if the scam was somehow still infectious and if it was a smallpox scab that it could it could create a public health emergency. so this cd

american troops . thousands of people have rallied and at a sample bonds to show their support for a few pins. government troops fighting in t gray. it comes as the conference has widened to include fighters from neighboring . i'm horror. and for regions, catherine soy has more for me as a southern people started coming in here. medical square, they rarely just ended about half an hour ago. so people say coming very early in the morning, we started hearing them from all the tell on fi, say t a. m. and as you said, thousands of them showed up. and the speakers really was castigating the to grand defense for to saying that they've been using children as soldiers and shields. they also accused the international community, including the international media of bias in the coverage in favor of the to grand leadership. china has deployed its military to her non province. the central region is struggling with its worst flooding in recent history. troops of birth to nearby them to reduce the risk of more floods. at least 33 people have been killed . says korea has reported a record 1800 new cases in o

it shows john has gone through to civil wars in the 10 year period in the pin. so there and doesn't mind. what is the daily life for someone in south sedan? we like sink hasn't and much of this jerry a day would be a difference between someone in an urban area, somebody in a rural area. the particular concern that we have is the international community is the extent of food insecurity across the country. the very high percentage was out. you denise, refresh your face during the food insecurity to the real prospect of some of the causes of their natural and change that is been flooding that way. also some of the causes of the current food and security on magnetic people have not been able to plant because they had their lives had been disrupted by conflict. and the planting season has come and gone with people plunging out as well as so called revitalized piece agreement in place for nearly 3 years now. it's not making any difference. i think it has made a difference. we've seen a reduction in the levels of violence. please politically inspired violence, but we'v

the car plowed through a barbershop pinning the two. two veteran police officers were near by and here is what happened next. grab the baby. >> i got it, got the baby. okay. >> that is just incredible. very hard to see as well, but thankfully no one was killed. the baby has a skull fracture and burns to her back and foot. the driver and passenger are okay but the driver is facing many charges. >> all right, we want to talk about infrastructures could this be the week that some things may be ironed out? senator bill cassidy says senators should be prepared for a delayed august resource. shannon pettypiece is joining us right now. i'm not sure if you're a gamblinger, but what do we say at this point. at least their extending to august with this. >> yes, it is always a good motivator for folks in the senate to try to get things done here. we're about two weeks away from that. you hear senator cassidy talking about there being language, we have been hearing that for, you know, at least a week now. so potentially we will get an actual bill w

why is it pinned to a specific date.— to a specific date. this is a story about another _ to a specific date. this is a story about another app. _ to a specific date. this is a story about another app. this - to a specific date. this is a story about another app. this is - to a specific date. this is a story about another app. this is an i to a specific date. this is a storyl about another app. this is an app we've yet to see developed but our promise is in the offing if downing street gets its way.— street gets its way. really interesting _ street gets its way. really interesting story. - street gets its way. really interesting story. i - street gets its way. really interesting story. i think. street gets its way. really i interesting story. i think it's brings us back to the pandemic and back to them borisjohnson caught covid and has x variance of that. during this patent pandemic is brought up so many issues with our health services, things that people want to change. one of those things is how obesity and people who need to lose weight

and how much is the hospitality is sector pinning its - hospitality is sector pinning its hopes on the 16th of august, when more widely people will be able to, evenif more widely people will be able to, even if they are pinged, go through daily testing rather than isolating for as long as ten days?- daily testing rather than isolating for as long as ten days? well, that will help to — for as long as ten days? well, that will help to some _ for as long as ten days? well, that will help to some extent, - for as long as ten days? well, that will help to some extent, but - for as long as ten days? well, that will help to some extent, but you | will help to some extent, but you must bear in mind the fact that hospitality�*s workforce... we have 58% or nearly 60% of our workforces under the age of 35 and the majority of that cohort are under the age of 25, so they will not have been double vaccinated or had the chance to be, so we are looking at increased closures of venues and, you know, the inability to trade and to start to try to build up some revenue in order to pay off the debts th

, and he's author of "the apollo murders." >>> christopher, you pinned these astronauts. what was it like to watch this successful mission? >> it was exciting. charlie and i have been to a lot of launches together and separately. we both have flown in space. we understand the risks. it was everything on the table for virgin galactic. they took a risk today, but it was the right risk. they exceeded magnificently. so exciting for the thousands of folks who came to watch, and really opens tremendous opportunity for the future. so it was a big honor to put the virgin galactic astronaut winning on sir richard and his crew. >> charles, were you nervous much watching this mission take place? nervous for any complications possibly? >> uh, i had more butterflies, and the fact i woke up early, early this morning, i could hardly speak. ivity butterflies after touchdowns. i love flying in space. i can't watch it. [ laughter ] >> why not? why not? >> i'm serious. when you're a part of it, you understand the risk, and it's a risk you accept when you're on the ground, and your job is to

so everyone is pinning hope on a position of the army. the, the army should be, should step in, not, you know, in them in the manner of a call, but to prevent escalation, to prevent clashes between the opponents and between the support of the president and his opponents. because by the way, his supporters are industries because he's appealing to the general public, not to any party. and he has many people who support many people who think the government is corrupt. the government hasn't done anything for the, for the country, and it should be dismissed. so everyone, every hope has been on the army to maintain the security and not allow any one of these parties to transgress. all right, thanks so much. mohammed val a record number of women and children have been killed or injured in afghanistan in the 1st 6 months of this year. the un says nearly $1700.00 civilians died during that period. it says scanning fan is on cost to see the most civilian since it started keeping records in 2009 shall about us reports now from cobble its been less t

i good pinning hopes on the american administration to resolve human rights situations abroad. i think is a lost cause, and no american president has done anything to improve the humour. i can marry can backdate governments in the girl's lady the situation and so that a human condition. so the idea is the way it is in large part because of what the white house particular that he told us today. they are committed to the defense of the saudi monarchy. they never say we are committed to the defense of the human rights of the people. yet i did not even words. they are not willing to say these words. and to be honest, this is the ugly reality of, of the american administration. be it by the administration or, or previous administration from carter on is the same, is the same thing. no, nothing has changed and i don't anticipate anything change the, you know, the way this is this story. i don't know what you think the purpose of this visit is what you think will be on the agenda today. then that the, the secretary procedure, they said they will come to the defense of the saudi monarc

p as grounds ethiopian renee, sounds dam project to stream ties with egypt. se done, but for e feel pins, it's a source of pride's many have contributed millions of dollars to the project by buying bonds. and as catherine saw reports from this rocky in the field here, they're looking forwards to how it will change their lives. patch never get omega shows us all she's ever used to light up her house. a bottle kerosene lamp. she lives in a village, 2 hours drive north about the starbuck who down there is a my good afternoon. we have many health problems. we spend more time than we should in hospitals, and i think it's linked to this lamp. next door, her brother in law is using solar energy, but only he and a few others here can afford it. theater to women, travel far with donkeys to get the most basic support. if we had a tricity in our village, so they wouldn't have to go far to grind maze, for example, up to $65000000.00 fuel pins. that's more than half the population are not connected to the electricity grades. many have bought government bonds for the construction of the grand renaissa

but pin county you, you've been a trenchant critic of body johnson's freedom day. what are your key concerns? the key concerns are that we've got the ingredients love fact stone. on the one hand we've got a rising number of cases in the under, in the united states and united population all be younger. and then we have removed all the restriction and restrictions in the places like nice clubs as well. and then to go along with that, we remove the mandatory infraction control measures like wearing a mask in crowded places, you train, etc. so we have the perfect storm, all no restriction, no infection control measures rising number of cases. and we don't have the authority to now impose as much infection control measures. can you think of any precedent of a country loosening restrictions into the t of a pandemic? no, it doesn't, and i as an infectious disease doctor, look at this and say, i wouldn't be doing this. i would at least have my foot on the brake pedal. i'm not here in the business of continues for i didn't for item restrictions. what we want is slowly, care

you mentioned that was imposed in 1980 by the goes to pin oshea military regime. and daniel, this is not only an important moment to chill, i might have impact drive across latin america. right? well, i think so because many of the problems, the divisions in so far see the inequalities in the distribution of well, the brought about these protests in chile, a, replicated in different forms across latin america. we've also already seen protests what extensive process in columbia we're seeing almost daily protest across brazil, often people asking for similar reforms for their constitutions, for better access to land rights for an end, for the qualities that we see that we seen in chile. so people are watching very closely what's going on next to see what they might be able to learn, what kind of solidarity they can find with the protest in chile. and just to see how this process hands out because it is unprecedented. the delegates, the $155.00 delegates, don't always know what it is they're expected to do. they have a protocol in place to even choose the new preside

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in caleb more pins been taking a closer look. in the last few days, the number of facebook users got a bizarre message when they logged in. some users got a message saying that they may have been exposed to violent extreme of content. others got a message urging them to report their friends who may be becoming violent extreme. it's a bit orwellian. don't you think? here's what the facebook spokesperson had to say on it. this test is part of our launch work to assess ways to provide resources and support to people on facebook who may have engaged with or exposed to extremis content, or who may know someone who is at risk. the entire approach condemned condemns itself and the fact that like the artificial intelligence isn't, doesn't get irony, doesn't get humor, doesn't get the difference between a's and have an anti a's. and hey, can tell the difference between anything. i don't trust the algorithm. i don't trust the company and thousands of people i know on facebook would like to leave it . the facebook from never offered a very

but for a few pins, it's a source of pride. many have contributed millions of dollars to the project by buying bonds. and catherine's story reports, they hope it will change their life patch nurse get home issues as all she's ever used to light up her house, a bottle kerosene lamp. she lives in a village, 2 hours drive north about the starbuck dumbness and my good afternoon. we have many health problems. we spend more time than we should in hospitals, and i think it's linked to this lamp. next door, her brother in law is using solar energy, but only he and a few others here can afford it. theater to women, travel far with a donkeys to get the most basic support. if we had a tricity in our village and they wouldn't have to go far to grind mays, for example, up to $65000000.00 fuel pins. that's more than half the population are not connected to the electricity. greed many have bought government bonds for the construction of the grand renaissance, dumb africa, the largest hydro electric down about 250 philippines leave in this vil

without documents were afraid of being caught out and sent home just by taking the shot out through a pin job translator, one and documented worker told us he wasn't scared. he just wanted to be safe from cove. at 19, many migrants are given a single johnson and johnson dos, an acknowledgement that they are hard to track down for follow up appointment. some officials though are hoping this is turning point for italy at the pop up clinic in rome. temporary national health cards are issued. so the vaccination become an entry point to give some form of assistance to people that do not have the union in italy relies heavily on foreign workers to pick its fruit and vegetables. although regions are trying to vaccinate as many people as they can, there is no national database of how many undocumented migrants have received the shot that poses a risk both to the migrant themselves and italians. adarine al jazeera rome thailand is banning domestic travel to the tourist hotspot of forget next month. but foreign is vaccinated against coven 19 will still be welcome. the resort island is at the center

the camera captured outside and cc's father pinned him down, and you can hear him duck taping diaz to restrain them as they called 911. >> i was pretty scared because i thought the man had taken a man kidnapped him. it's really sad that people are outside doing things like that. >> reporter: martha tells me her younger daughter is fine, but she's scared, something ceci is feeling, too. >> i feel like i'm not safe. >> reporter: an intense and disturbing morning for this family in the neighborhood, after hearing about what happened. >> we are girls, and we didn't know if it was going to happen to us, like it could be us. >> that's ryan hill reporting. diaz is facing a litany of charges, including child endangerment, peeping and prowling. >>> an illegal fireworks bust in san francisco. police seized about 70 pounds of explosives. police say they received a tip from the fire department that someone was selling illegal fireworks in the mission district. officers from mission police station went undercover in this operation and they bought the fireworks, and then arrested the suspect who so