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last night inside the olympic stadium they reset the olympic stadium they reset the countdown clock. one year until the opening ceremony. maybe. the ongoing black lives matter protests, and the continuing debate over some of britain's public statues, have shone a light on the country's imperial past and its continuing reverberations. our latest report looking at britain's colonial legacy, comes from kenya. our senior africa correspondent, anne soy considers the issue of land distribution and what, if anything changed, after kenya gained independence, more than 50 years ago. the highlands of the rift valley, where i was born and raised. it's here that the colonial administration faced one of the fiercest resistance movements to their settlement in east africa. at the turn of the 20th century, british settlers arrived here and found conditions perfect for agriculture. rich volcanic soil, constant rainfall and high altitude suitable for growing tea. these fields have supplied britain's breakfast staple for over a century. but it came at a huge cost. 15 years of resistance by the kalenji

from the station to the stadium the olympic stadium and not have any buzz not have any atmosphere no singing of passion it was very strange and i've said i hope we don't see it again i hope we can get fans back into the stadiums for the german cup next season. because it really does detract from what is one of the highlights on the german football calendar you know we we look forward to this is specially. every year has been one of the big events and hopefully next year it can get back to the glory all of our movie from daily use for it's a thank you so much. you're watching it d.w. news from remember you can stay up to date with all the latest on our website i d w dot com i'm very interested and thanks so much for watching. please.

light system makes its debut at the olympic stadium. and the death of george floyd in police custody has sparked an ongoing conversation about racial injustice in the united states now fed ex has called on the washington redskins american football team to change their name the shipping giant is a case sponsor of the n.f.l. franchise and has the naming rights to the stadium but it's under pressure from investors the team name is see by many as a racial slur against native americans who've been advocating change for many years but redskins owner dan snyder has previously said he refuses to be named the franchise despite an offense. this is date of the new cell line from that will have a business update with monica jones in just a moment and then move world news of the top of the have with. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 get kidnapped now.

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he thinks tokyo's new olympic stadium may never get a hold an olympic opening ceremony. he is not alone. only 23% of japanese support holding the games even next year. by now, the buildings arou here should have been bustling withhousands of athletes all over the world getting ready to compete against each other. of course, because of covid-19, they are not here. this place remains a ghost town. will it be any from now?t a year widely, if there isn't aculating vaccine, how will itose possible to an olympics here in tokyo safely? from brazil to india, south africa to the united states, covid infections are accelerating. medical experts here tnk there was ttle chance the pandemic will be over by nex summer. ymthe cs is supposed to be about bringing the world together. what could tokyo be held without foreign sctators? nior olympic officials say absolutely not. >> they have to decide, do they are the risks too severe?d, o in which case, i think japan would probably t propose a ioc would probably accept a cancellaon. rupert: last night inside the olympic stadium they reset t

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system makes its debut at the olympic stadium. and while festivals around the world are being cancelled this year because of the pandemic one event in belgium has managed to find a work around the paradise city music festival. to physical distance of rolls and putting on small boats of 8 friends and the whole event was much smaller than usual with only $400.00 people are allowed in when it would normally attract around $10000.00 every day. this is the news is a reminder of top story this hour the united states is prepared to mark its independence day as the number of coronavirus cases hits new records and exposure. that americans should be free to celebrate. in public health. this is deja news life from back in a moment with the death of the. good shape good to have as many imperfections as i do my body fat hence my resting heart rate hard to hide from and i really have to do something about my wrinkles dr constant records not says so softly my position is grim the trend stays on his not convinced so what's the point can we be for

he thinks tokyo's new olympic stadium may never get to hold an olympic opening ceremony. and he's 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—19, they're not here. this place remains a ghost town. but will it be any different a year from now? if covid—19 is still circulating widely, if there isn't a vaccine, then how will it be possible to host an olympics 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, that could be a game changer. even with the lessening of the spread of the illness thanks to vaccinations, still it is more likely that the viral illness or pandemic will continue by the year 2021. the olympics is supposed to be abo

last night inside the olympic stadium, they reset the countdown clock. one year until the opening ceremony. maybe. rupert winterville hayes, bbc news, tokyo. —— rupert wingfield—hayes. for athletes, the olympics are a showpiece for years of work in getting to the top of their sport. britain's max whitlock has been readjusting to new training plans for the games next year. the gymnast spoke to mike bushell about what he plans to do with the extra 12 months, and his hopes to build on gold medal success in rio. i should've been a big day, ion britain's most successful gymnasts. instead, he's back at the south six gym where he trains, going through the risk team many of us go through now with the return to work. it's so strange to think that now the olympics will be right out there, it's come round so, so quickly. it's scary. you been defending your two titles? yeah, that's coming up the back of last year, put me in the really good place going into this olympic year. but it is what it is. there's nothing that can be done. everyone is in the same boat.

stadium. welcome to the show us president donald trump has used independence day to give the 2nd divisive speech of the holiday weekend despite a surge in coronavirus county says the price of what he described as progress against the pandemic while downplaying it severity also talked about the uprising against racism and police brutality using his so-called salute to america to attack the black lives matter movement. it's not the celebration the president would want in an election year a made social unrest and a worsening pandemic trump delivered a speech full of the combativeness often reserved for his rallies. let me just point the president we are now in the process of defeating the radical left the marxists the anarch is the agitators the looters and people who in many instances have absolutely no clue what they are doing. the holiday comes during a time of national reckoning of the country's history and legacy of slavery. criticised for his handling of the coronavirus trumps claims of pro

stadium. i'm nichelle fairly welcome to the show. the us is celebrating its independence day in a largely song for a mood as coronavirus and widespread anti-racism protests have cast shadows over what normally are festive celebrations president donald trump and 1st lady malani up trump are hosting a picnic on the white house lawn several 100 guests are attending most not wearing masks many thousands of others are expected to converge on the city to watch a fireworks display and military fly over that's despite the country recently breaking its record for new coronavirus cases. across the country more than 5052 sorry 1000 people were infected on friday despite the surging numbers president don trump made an address to the nation claiming that the u.s. was close to defeating the virus we were doing better than any country had ever done in history and that just does any country and then we got hit with this terrible plague from china and now we're getting close to fighting our way out of it our c

stadium. i'm nichelle 1st welcome to the show. u.s. president donald trump fanned the flames of us culture wars over the coronavirus and racism and a divisive speech to americans celebrating independence day the president spoke at the white house during a patriotic 4th of july tribute hundreds of guests gathered there for a picnic most of them not wearing masks thousands of others converged on the capitol to watch a fireworks display and military fly over but across the nation anti-racism protests and the coronavirus muted what normally are festive celebrations more than $52000.00 people were diagnosed on friday despite the soaring numbers trump said the u.s. was close to defeating a virus. we got hit by the virus that came from china and we've made a lot of progress our strategy is moving along well it goes out in one area greer's back its ugly face in another area but we've learned a lot we've learned how to put out the flame for more on this very unusual 4th of july let's cross over now to

stadium. on the back or it is welcome to the program croatians of voting in parliamentary elections today that could push the e.u. member state further to the right with the governing conservative croatian democratic union up against the center left social democratic party the poll is taking place and made a new spike in covert 19 cases voters and choosing between leaders who say they can keep infection rates down while reviving the battered economy now one of the main contenders is expected to gain a majority. miking a coalition government a likely prospect. and some say it's a gamble by the incumbent president under a plane that the ruling party calls early elections to profit from their relatively successful handling of the corona virus pandemic but as a number of covert 9000 cases rises again the center right party is in the spotlight playing golf is just main challenge astolfo benediction the social democrat leader is heading a restart coalition made up of small the center left parties he

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he thinks tokyo's new olympic stadium may never get to hold an olympic opening ceremony, and he's 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 bustling with thousands of athletes from all over the world, getting ready to compete against each other. of course, because of covid—19, they are not here. this place remains a ghost town. but will it be any different a year from now? if covid—19 is still circulating widely, if there is not a vaccine, then how will it be possible to host an olympics in tokyo safely? from brazil to india, south africa to the united states, covid—19 infections are accelerating. medical experts think there is little chance the pandemic will be over by next summer. if a very effective vaccine became available, that could be a game—changer. even with the lessening of the spread of the illness, thanks to vaccinations, still, it is more likely that the viral illness or pandemic will continue to occur by the year 2021. the olympics is supposed to be about bringi

she was a bride in this mass wedding in the seoul olympic stadium in 1995. and just 20 years old, her parents arranged iage to a man she did not know and a ceremony which included thousands of other couples. >> so there was an excitement to it. but i remember feeling some of the earliest seeds of doubt as i held the hand of a man that i met just a month before. this is something that i have grappled with my whole i t prenfollower. >> her brother beau the cinematographer. in the documentary, cara shows how she and her siblings feel their parents have chosen the so-called moonnies over them. she asked her parents some tough questions. cara long since divorced and left the church. it's playing here at the theater and you have to watch it online. pretty fascinating. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >>> a dog owfor n rescuing others ed >>> 4:57 right now. a st. bernard has been safely rescued from england's tallest mountain. >> the poor pup was too exhausted from a big hike. we've all been there right? ce the 120-pound dog showed signs of dis

last night, inside the olympic stadium, they reset the countdown clock. one year until the opening ceremony. maybe. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. long—time friends joe feeney and tom cook who live in the us state of wisconsin, made a pact many years ago — that if one of them won the us powerball lottery they would share it. and now, decades later, tom's numbers came up and he's honoured the deal. joe — who you can see here in the blue shirt with tom and their wives — said he was stunned when his friend called to say they were sharing the jackpot worth 22 million us dollars. let's hear what they plan to do with the money and how the pact came about. whatever the big winner comes we are going to split it, so we buy every week and, you know, not really thinking it would happen. that happened many years ago. interests continued. a handshake is a handshake. i can't think of a better winner to do it. i won the powerball the next day. what can i lose? a few bucks. a reminder of our top story. the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has

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stadium. it is sad when you got the chance after 27 years to be in the final and to win e cup. leper kozan beat -- the striking stallworth hopes for an end for its ability too snatch second place in thee jaws -- from the jaws of first. >> we were always we were in the final twicice. when you f factor in the lost league championship, we should've won more. the current team is desperate for a second german cup. the captain lefthat in no doubt. >> this year, we have a chance and the ambition. we will apprproach it hungrily tomorrow so we can finally bring a trophy back k to leverkusen again. at least there should be some atmosphere at the cup's presentation at the brand-new led light system makes its debut at the olympic stadium. phil: while festivals around the world are being canceled this year because of the pandemic, one of it in belgium has managed to find a workaround. the paradise city electronic music festival reinvented itself to adapt to physical distancing rules by putting partying peo

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. >> i was standing in the seoul olympic stadium in korea. >> reporter: it was 1995, she was 20 years old. her parents arranged her marriage to a young man she didn't know in a ceremony that would include thousands. a common practice in the unification church, also known as the moonies. cara and her family were devout followers. >> i remember feeling some of the earliest seeds of doubt as i held the hand of a man that i met just a month before. >> reporter: cara is the director of blessed child, just released in san francisco and now streaming across the globe. >> this is something i've grappled with my whole life. i don't present as the typical cult follower. >> reporter: cara has since divorced the younand left the church. >> i always knew i was gay. >> reporter: her brother was the sin ming the ci n.e.m.a. tographer. she musters the strength to resolve that tension by asking her parents tough questions. >> so i had to become a different person. i had to speak more honestly to my parents than i ever have in my whole life and the film became an invitation for me to do that in a way i

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this is kevin park and christiane blue's his new office parking lot near berlin so olympic stadium they lost their jobs in the coronavirus crisis but they weren't willing to sit back and let things happen. this is also you have to always be at festivals and concerts setting up the deal was operating camera and video technology so then in february when the news 1st started coming in and lots of things were canceled we fell into a deep depression. for 2 weeks it felt a bit like a staycation that was something new and we're always open to new things now 2 weeks it was a new anymore and we started to consider what we could do for. a drive in movies everyone sits in their cars so we file the application and the formalities were tough but we were tougher. in their new company is called car owner and is comprised of former colleagues at the start of june they launched their drive in cinema the only one of its kind in berlin. but nothing for and after the film they'll go back on stage and do a q. and a and answer questions from the founders. complying with the coronavirus safety regulations sho

light system makes its debut at the olympic stadium. you're watching the news now have more headlines at the top of the hour until then you can stay up to date on our web site www dot com follow us on twitter and instagram as well and. i'm rebecca riches in that and thanks very much for watching. video. anytime anywhere. it is the most famous most expensive and most mysterious painting in the world. each year millions of people visit the portrayed in the louvre. the mona lisa has remained a star among works of art for centuries. because fanatics attempting to destroy the painting can only be admired from behind armored glass. but what makes the mona lisa so special. the small painting shows nothing more than a portrait of a woman. or does it reveal something more than. it was painted my one of the greatest geniuses who ever lived leonardo da vinci. and with mona lisa he left behind more than just an image of a woman. gaze appears to wander off yet always meets the viewer. she wears no jewelry her clothing is dark as if she were in mourn

today a bittersweet ceremony at the olympic stadium. all the venues in japan are ready, but no fans, no athletes. we spoke to volleyball star kerri walsh jennings about how she's harnling the rescheduled games. >> our duty is to focus on what we can control and, you know, the way i was brought up was to focus on the good. so, you know, just as i said, spending quality time with my children, you know, they're not sick of me yet. >> said like a true olympian. we also heard from gymnastics star simone biles. she says the pandemic has not slowed her down. >> going in every day knowing and hoping that 2021 is on the horizon keeps me going. but it's just we don't know what's going to happen, so we train as if. >> the ioc says if the games cannot be held next year, they will not be held at all. that's something we do not want to see. jeff, i know you've been to the olympics. i've been to the olympics. it is such a global event. and after this pandemic, that would be like the quintessential event for the world to see, right? the thrill of victo

he thinks tokyo's new olympic stadium may never get to hold an olympic opening ceremony. and he's not alone. a poll this week found only 23% of japanese support holding the games, even next year. by now, the buildings around media 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—19, they are not here. this place remains a ghost town. but will it be any different a year from now? if covid—19 is still circulating widely, if there isn't a vaccine, then how will it be possible to host an olympics 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, that could be a game changer. even with the lessening of the spread of the illness thanks to vaccinations, still it is more likely that the viral illness or pandemic will continue by the year 2021. the olympics are supposed to be abo

today, a bittersweet ceremony there at the olympic stadium in japan. all the venues are ready in the tokyo area but no fans and no athletes. hopefully by next summer the stadiums will be filled with competitors and maybe even they'll allow fans into the venues. for decades the bay area has been one of the main hubs for olympians. we have hundreds of athletes representing a lot of different countries that live or train right here. i've had the honor of following them around the world for nearly 20 years. >> reporter: hello, everybody, from athens. hello from italy, i'm raj mathai. team usa, once you know they train -- i'm sorry. those guys are characters. they didn't win a medal here in utah but if they gave out metals for social life, they would surely win a gold. this is where you want to be, all sorts of cafes and shops. hello from london. one of the best parts of olympics is the national anthem. good evening from vancouver. men's figure skating wasn't the only hot topic tonight, president obama weighing in. >> i'm checking my blackberry every half h