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and gathering in places that could cause the infection to spread more. so many people have asked me, how do the people of tokyo feel about the paralympics going ahead? is there enthusiasm or hostility? and i think the answer is, emotions here are again very mixed. there is no hostility towards the games themselves or the athletes, people here are very welcoming of those who have come to compete, and they will watch the games on television with enthusiasm as they did with the olympics. i think the hostilities mainly towards the ioc and the japanese government for the very bad management they have made of the covid pandemic, the very slow roll out of vaccines here, and the fact that this has been pushed ahead with despite the fact that the pandemic has been getting worse and worse. let s hear more about one of the athletes in tokyo. steve bate is the first person with a visual impairment to solo climb el capitan in california, one of hardest ascents in the world. but his talents don t st
happen. the last time the taliban was in power in the 1990s, women weren t allowed to work. girls couldn t go to school. even now, they defend punishment is like lashings and stoning adulterers to death. today, you do see some women about an kabul, but few of them. many are too afraid to step outside. many worry that while the taliban do promise women will be able to work and get an education, the group will grow increasingly strict when at the international focus comes to an end. anisa kadri, bbc news. let s speak now to mina s list founder and executive director tanya henderson who is an international human rights lawyer. mina s list promotes political participation and women s rights. it has been working in afghanistan since 2014. ta nya s in california. a very warm welcome to the programme. you can tell us what
things like that, you know, they might turn crude oil trading into a meme. so, we ve got some things to worry about. but if we stay calm, i think we ll be fine. okay. but it would not be unusual, just for people who are traveling this weekend, to give them a heads-up that there are gas stations, they may go to, and there will be no fuel, is that correct as well? yeah. i think it will be unusual. it will be rare. we have about 150,000 gasoline fuelling sites, you know. i think the number that might not have gasoline for hours, as opposed to days would be single numbers, maybe in the teens. so, don t get too excited. don t panic. it s not toilet paper. you don t need to hoard it. very good point. let s talk about the price there, 3.25 to 3.50 nationally. $4 in california and out west. they re really feeling it.