timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >>> san francisco philanthropist and poet janice mirkatani passed away today. she also published several collections of poet and was the city's poet laureate from 2000 to 2002. >> she cared about feeding people and supporting people.lie but al plans b e real shockwaves through the bay area's multimillion dollar wedding industry. >> how are people feeling out there? >> nervous. >> reporter: bay area wedding planner talking about nervous brides and grooms to be. unsure about their wedding dates, which have been postponed over and over. >> there's still a lot of unknowns. people are getting nervous about the delta. asking us to move up their events sooner. >> reporter: the fear is another lockdown. but speeding up the big day is tough when there's no venue available to party. >> everything's on the table? >> reporter: ian and samantha got married last summer but postponed the reception until october, 2021 when it was safe to gather. now that's uncertain. >> talking about making it an explicit requirement that everybody be vaccinated. j

his accusers are stunned and angry, including janice baker kinny of the bay area. >> most of us are just writing shocked, stunned, my stomach hurts, this is sickening, how could this happen kind of thing. and i think all of us are still in the processing moment. >> long time friend, the former mayor of san francisco, willy brown, maintains while cosby has his freedom, his life ruined by allegations. >> if they were absolutely accurate in telling the truth, why would you wait from 1969 until 20 to tell the story? >> we sent out a push alert that cosby's conviction had been overturned. for immediate updates by your mobile mobile device download the app. >>> a judge denied a request to remove britney spears's father. the rejection stems from a request by britney spears' attorney last year. spears has been trying to petition the court to get her father removed for years. >>> a big move in the ongoing investigation into former president trump's namesake firm. a grand jury in manhattan has voted to indict the trump organization and the chief financial officer, al tomorrow. >>> a powerful explo

his accusers are stunned and angry, including janice baker kinny of the bay area. >> most of us are just writing shocked, stunned, my stomach hurts, this is sickening, how could this happen kind of thing. and i think all of us are still in the processing moment. >> long time friend, the former mayor of san francisco, willy brown, maintains while cosby has his freedom, his life has been ruined by allegations. >> if they were absolutely accurate in telling the truth, why would you wait from 1969 until 20 to tell the story? >> we sent out a push alert that cosby's conviction had been overturned. for immediate updates by your mobile mobile device download the app. >>> a judge denied a remove britney spears's father. the rejection stems from a request by britney spears' attorney last year. spears has been trying to petition the court to get her father removed for years. >>> a big move in the ongoing investigation into former president trump's namesake firm. a grand jury in manhattan has voted to indict the trump organization and the chief financial officer, al tomorrow. >>> a powerful explosi

timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >>> san francisco philanthropist and poet janice mirkatani passed away today. she also published several collections of poet and was the city's poet laureate from 2000 to 2002. >> she cared about feeding people and supporting people. and lifting them up with her words of wisdom. but also her poetry. >> memorial plans are being arranged. she was 80-year-old. >>> fears over the delta variant are sending real shockwaves through the bay area's multimillion dollar wedding industry. >> how are people feeling out there? >> nervous. >> reporter: bay area wedding planner talking about nervous brides and grooms to be. unsure about their wedding dates, which have been postponed over and over. >> there's still a lot of unknowns. people are getting nervous about the delta. asking us to move up their events sooner. >> reporter: the fear is another lockdown. but speeding up the big day is tough when there's no venue available to party. >> everything's on the table? >> reporter: ian and samantha got married last summer but postponed the reception u

several local lawmakers confirmed the death of janice mirko tony, posting tributes online. she has helped san francisco's residence in the for decades now. janice also published several collections of poetry. >>> dramatic video and a press conference today highlighting how the community of oakland is coming together in the wake of high-profile attacks. take a look. you can see can see this video, good samaritans who patrols in oakland spring into action to help a woman who is not to the ground for her cell phone. this incident happened tuesday at seventh and franklin, close to the oakland police station a comes a day after former senator boxer had heard telephones: stolen just five blocks away. today, the community kicked off its community ambassador program. that group is funded by the city, the nonprofit family bridges and other organizations. members patrolled chinatown wearing green vests, helping with everything from de- escalation to harm reduction and more. >> weekly the street, we do graffiti abatement and some of these folks here came on board because they wanted t

his accusers are stunned and angry including janice baker of the bay area. >> most of us are just shocked and stunned. this is sickening, how could this happen. i think all of us are still in the processing moment. >> his longtime friend of the former mayor of san francisco willie brown maintains that while cosby has his freedom, his life has been ruined by absote telling the truth, why would you wait from 1969 until 2018 to tell the story? >> that was dan ashley reporting. coming up we are hearing from abc news analyst comes next for cosby. >> if you are fully vaccinated, no need to wear a mask in most places. you are protected from covid- 19. california's department of public health says it will not change state guidance. the statement comes after a lake county updated its guidelines this week. it calls on all people regardless of whether they have been vaccinated to wear masks indoors in public places because of the more contagious delta area. the variction the delta out variance and there is no indication the cdc will change its mask guidance either. >>> there are several wildfires bu

. >> reporter: janice baker kenny is one of his accusers. this morning she was in contact with some of the other women. >> most of us are just shocked, stunned. my stomach hurts. this is sickening. how could this happen kind of thing? >> reporter: she was b,24 working as a bartender in 1982 in reno when cosby invited her to a party. she says cosby sexually assaulted her after he offered her a quaaludes. >> i was an idiot and nacve to accept drugs from him. who would have thought an ulterior motive? >> reporter: some of the other women testified they were unknowingly drugged by cosby. years later they and baker kenny accuse cosby, but because the statute of limitations had expired, only one of them, temple university employee andrea constant, was able to bring charges against him. cosby has always maintained that sex with his accusers was consensual. recently he was denied parole after refusing to take part in a prison sex offender program.'s longtime friend the former mayor of san francisco willie brown maintains cosby's life has been ruined

. >> janice kinney is one of his accusers. this morning she was in contact with some of the other women. >> most of us are just shocked and stunned. this is sickening. how could this happen kind of thing. >> she was 24 years old working as a bartender in 1982 in reno when cosby invited her to a party. she said cosby sexually assaulted her after he offered her a quaaludes. >> i was an idiot and nacve to accept drugs from him but who would have thought he ulterior motive. >> some of the other women testified they were unknowingly drugged by cosby. years baker -- years later they accused cosby but statute of limitation expire only one of them, temple university employee, andrea constand was able to bring charges against him. cosby has always maintained sex with his accusers was consensual. recently, he was denied paroled after refusing to take apart in a prison sex offender program. his longtime friend, the former mayor of san francisco willie brown, maintains his five has been ruined by what he calls are unsubstantiated allegati

several local law maters confirmed the death of janice, posting tributes online. she cofounded the glide foundation which has helped san francisco's need for decades, as you know. she was married to cecil williams. she also published several collections of poetry the city's poet laureate from 2000 to 2002. >>> local jewish community leaders have launched a social media campaign to combat anti- semitism. mayor london breed joint city of community livers . police data shows the majority of religious attacks in the city target members of the jewish faith. members of that community launched the here i am social media campaign, encouraging jewish people to share their stories in confronting anti- semitism. >> our kids have experienced fear because they are jewish. they need us to show up. our parents need us, all of us to come together and say, "here i am." >> members of the jewish community are hoping the videos and messages will create solidarity locally and across the country. >>> today, oakland chinatown kicked off it's community ambassador program here the group i

. >>> janice baker kenny became the third woman to accuse bill cosby of sexual assault, she lives in the north bay and joined us earlier this morning for a conversation with abc7 news anchors reggie aqui and kumasi aaron. >> she joins us now to talk about this news. janice, something that really struck me because i heard you as you are talking to abc news yesterday when this news 1st broke is that you are prepared to talk to some of these women who said they were sexually abused by the former mayor of windsor. and then, i think you got this news about bill cosby and it was like a punch in the gut? >> it was. i was feeling so much joy that because of my story, i am able to move forward and help other women or men in the same situation. a friend of mine asked me if i would not mind speaking to a few of the women who have come forward in that case. it is a sense of pride that i am able to get past my situation and be able to talk to other women who are still currently afraid to come forward , or are being ridiculed because they have come forward. as soon as i hung up the phone from her,

interesting to see how that works but nothing like that has been announced for disneyland at this point >> janice wants to know, why do you charge so much money? her question stems from right before the pandemic. disneyland raised prices, indicating kind of a demand kind of flex pricing and it could go up to $150 per day per park when it is really busy. how do you address that question? >> let me talk to her of course i am not disney but just a disney fan site that loves going and helping people who ask that question go. what is important or two inks. you said demand based pricing. when they did that they lowered some prices as well. it's important to call out there are times throughout the year when it's okay with not going on a peak day and you can save money on a per day ticket. the best way is to go on a multi-day ticket and you will get your per day amount quite a bit. and i love that to use a second to talk about a special they just announce. >> giving the three days? $83 for californians? is that how that works? >> exactly. $83 per day and that was announced through disney. they are also a

a janice next to the starbucks 15 people killed in a space of shootings in haiti's capital. awarding that the story contains graphic images and that some viewers may find disturbing tweets by reports. for week now, violence in haiti's capital has been out of control. gangs are now said to be in charge of the entire areas of poor print. on tuesday, at least 15 civilians were killed when the police had allegedly responded to an attack that had left an officer dead. local residents shock. i heard this terrible news. i told my mom, i'll go see if any relative died in the massacre. i was shocked to see my cousin died for nothing. i asked myself where this country's going. among the dead were journalist v. o shop and activists, and one had to claire many theories, fellow activities, while francois says they were executed for speaking out against the government. she was an activist and she was very, she had a very strong message against the government about the whole situation actually. so we believe that was targeted and me personally, i believe like the whole all other people that were, y

, some women of being ordered to wear but because and others told not to leave home alone. favorite janice, the media workers have been particularly targeted by the taliban news report suggest hundreds of african women. i take you to prevent a return to harsh taliban rule. heather bar is interim co director of the women rights division. the human rights watch. she says international community has a responsibility to provide safety. 5, can women know the taliban is gaining territory rapidly and when they gain control of a new area, they're moving very quickly to implement policies that are pretty much identical to how they treated women preteen. and then one can women all across the country no matter where they are feeling really terrified. some of them are looking for ways to leave the country. some of them are appearing. and some of these images that we've seen of women taking up arms and many others are just sort of quietly contemplating what their life will look like if they can no longer study or work, or even leave their home alone to go out and carry on. and again, i think there's be

that's got the very latest for me to belong. correspondence who's following event 4th in janice bag. a fascinating story over the last few days . ready for media because we now seeing overnight disturbances and supported zuba and it's home province. but it's really the courts that zoom was hoping we'll have sort of the final say in his favor. well, this really is the last attempt by the former president to have that sentence reviewed. he can't necessarily appeal to the constitutional court because it does have the final say it's the highest court in south africa and can't be appealed. and so he's hoping that they would set aside the judgement based on court procedure. he says that he didn't have the opportunity to present his case to the constitutional court that the judgement was made without his presence. and that he's also ill, his elderly, and that it's his ill health and also lack of finances that contributed to him not appearing before the constitutional court. and that's after the commission of inquiry, which is looking into corruption in south africa, put forward this applica

to me, the miller has more janice, but much of their argument, they will be around trying to rescind the judgement and the court to reconsider the choice does. it's made, but we've also spoken to legal analysts to say that chances of success for the former president of very low and this is especially off to the high court last week rule. but it didn't have the jurisdiction to hear an attempt to prevent his wrists . and we now we know that the former president has not been a jo, almost 5 days. well, just outside the constitutional court, we have a significant police presence. this is potentially a hot spot because of the anger against the constitutional court. specifically, aside from that since friday, we've seen a number of protests which have descended into looting and violence in some commercial areas, specifically and was gonna tell him how the police have had a difficult time handling these protests really overwhelmed. and now we've had confirmation that the army is been deploy, deployed to specific areas in those 2 provinces. now it has been concerning. we had a president forum

so we're so specifically that south of janice. but in the early evening, the looting and some of the violence that we've seen, the continued at that time. and we know that police are struggling to contain really what's happening at some of these hot spots across halting and lou natal. now we are expecting president to room up was a to address south africans, and that's in response to this ongoing violence. it's been about 3 days now and that began in was due to itself. and immediately at that time, in response to the imprisonment of former president, jacob hula was duma. now since then, they are concerned that opportunity criminals are taking advantage of the protests that started about 3 days ago. and there really is concern about the around policing around that and their inability to contain these protests. they all report to that they may be more stringent measures or restrictions put in place of africa with the liberal pool of a cobra 19 lockdown, which means that people have to abide by a curfew from about 9 pm in the evening

and despite being in the commercial, the hub, the economic capital of south africa, janice book, this is an area where some people don't have electricity when they don't have flushing toilets. and so we are seeing an increasing this duration around the lack of service delivery. and this content was the government ok for me to so it sounds like what you're saying is, is it was the jailing of former jacobs in which spark this but that tensions have been boiling just down to the surface for a long time. now, i know that the ruling from the constitutional court on jacob zoom is a prison sentence, been thrown out that that ruling has been reserved. but are there any concerns that when that ruling is released, that might add fuel to the flames as it were? it's not likely that we're going to see people who are opposed to the imprisonment of the former president the back from that position. we've had a number of utterances from people saying those supporting the former president that they are unwilling to accept his jailing and that they will continue demonstration. so that certainly is a con

appear before a panel looking into corruption during his time in office for me to mila has a report from janice on off the full day the writing so that we can president food appeared on television, appealing for com, although leave maybe opportunistic act of looting, driven by hardship and poverty. the poor and marginalized bed made branch of the destruction that is currently underway. as i said, shops have been looted an infrastructure has been destroyed. the violence of sparked by the imprisonment of former kazitis jacob's duma, he's been jailed for 15 months. the contempt of court after not complying with an inquiry into corruption, his apply to the constitutional court to review the sentence that imposed thing, it's unconstitutional. many of whom and support to say he's been jailed and failing . and they've taken to the streets to voice their anger. but the government says what began as support was duma in the was dylan. natal province is now being driven by crime at this mall in some way to south of johannesburg. but lisa, powerless to thousands of people descend, grabbing whatever they ca

for tang is the most populous province and includes the big city janice book. earlier, at least 10 people died and a stampede and a waiter in alexandra township and elsewhere along the outskirts of the johanna book area. crowds have been looting shopping centers. the violence started last week and close to the natal jacob's room, his home province, states and provincial officials say 26. people have died and unrest there mostly during stampedes. i mean, the miller has this update from alexander township in jo, bug with some of that looting has been taking place. it certainly is come at this point in the day we saw massive looting earlier in the day and police trying to repel those people from stores behind us. and it is come, i think also because we have military police and soldiers deployed here. now they went earlier in the day, but i was think they possibly isn't anything left in the stores to loot. they have been concerned around the slow response of the police and they really have struggled to manage, trying to quell these protests and the looting that's t

find me the miller reports from janice back on the day of looting and riots. group alexandra township. in the north of johannesburg. police struggle to keep people away, but those temporarily appeared by rubber coated bullets and pierre guests returned within minutes. hours later, soldiers are deployed. the apprehended group of men, they suspect of shooting at them, searching for guns and other weapons. with the army on the street. these business owners say they safe to return to see what they've lost. they find their stores gutted by looting and fires the same. i believe i'm here in this country, but i believe it is up in other parts of the halting province. there's also been extensive looting doors at the small in deep cliff where so have been entirely ransacked. there's nothing left and soldiers that police have been deployed to places just like this to try and protect whatever little is left and also keep looters away. but preventing the looting in many areas in johannesburg has proven difficult and appears to be impossible to stop here. grocery stores a b

for me to middle reports from janice book on the day of looting and riot group, alexandra township. in the north of johannesburg, police struggle to keep people away, but those temporarily disappeared by rubber coated bullets and p, i guess, returned within minutes. hours later soldiers are deploy.

duma poverty and record unemployment of help fuel the unrest out to 0 to me, the miller reports from janice book on this day of looting and riots. group alexandra township. in the north of johannesburg. police struggle to keep.

this is alexandra township in the north of janice, where we've seen significant looting and rioting over the past few days, specifically down the road where businesses were looted. many of the buildings sits . a light bay has been a significant police presence, but really not enough to stop these incidence of looting. the army has been deployed. we don't see them here today. but it's thought that perhaps soldiers on the ground has managed to calm the situation, at least to some extent. and just behind us, we're thing business owners and community members now returning to try and assess the damage. also potentially clean up and try to restore some sort of calm, but really it's too late and the government is facing a lot of criticism for acting too late. many sub africans, many organizations thing more, should have been gone early on, especially given that they were warnings immediately during and after the arrest, the former president jacob's duma. now it's his own risk and imprisonment that sparked some of the riots we saw specifically in cars who natal. they've now sprayed to the provin

now course one in the wet or a janice picks up a looting and violent seen its various hotspots in the province of hosting has now come down in. so it will be a significant need also to be like hospitals, please remain on sand by the by the new thing and violence. yeah. outside. what are the largest more in this area? one more, a small group of residents, community members and small business owners have come out to protest. the looting saying that the economic impact that's been seen in other areas is devastating. and they refuse back to happen. yeah. they will not talk to the new thing and they also say like, no more that more. that hasn't had any incident so far and also been shot. remember the thing that it's also up to them to protect their communities are be some of the been like was doing the po with thing and writing doesn't appear to be continuing. they've been a number of warehouses for lights, the lights, and impacted very badly by the ongoing rioting. the they are a number of organizations like the durbin chamber of commerce, who have said that. c they would want a stay to t

48 hours of looting and writing is like hundreds of businesses here and alex xander and janice burke burns out, shells. there are now in housing province in crossville in ital. some 25000 members of force is on the street helping to and force the piece. not just, not only here in janice book, but as i sat in durban, inclusive in itala home states the home province upon the present, jacob zoom. it was his jailing. last week, refusing to give it up, give evidence that a corruption inquiry that resulted there was a spot for this violence, but in fact, it was only the spot what were up to the after that was general frustration and anger. the 27 years after the end of apartheid, there are still enormous inequalities in this country. it has a very high unemployment rate. 33 percent off. the 35000000 population lay below the poverty poverty line. and south africa has some of the greatest inequality in the world. so the spark with the jailing of jacob zoom, but there was much more underneath ready to stoke the flames. now while here and john is both, things have come down a bit. and in fact,

there is a south africa outside janice book behind me. the shells of the banks where the atm machines were ripped out to the walls. hundreds of businesses here on fire. and lucy, in the 48 hours of violence that began on sunday night, the spark jailing, a former president, jacob, to last week it much calmer. now those are off the reports of racial problem of jacob's duma, the governments that so far, 10000 troops are already on the street helping to keep the peace for that could become as many as 25000 the spark. as i said, the channing of jacob zoom had sent to jail for refusing to affair the corruption inquiry. but in fact, that led to an outpouring of anger and frustration that almost 30 years after the end of apartheid here. and there is still enormous inequality in this country, unemployment, in the record, 33 percent off. 35000000 people who live in south africa are thought will be living below the poverty line. so enormous challenges here. the government didn't and dominate the governance, but empower since the end of the part it i

writing hundreds of businesses here in alexander, the poorest township in south africa just outside janice book, have been destroyed. left in darkness. there's no electricity. they've been emptied out. although it's much calmer today and people are being clearing up, there are still reports coming from durban and concealing ital, jacob zooms home province of looting that applying of racial tensions that as well between the south african born indian community. and the black community is a spot for all of this was the jailing of ration jacob zoom a last week, refusing to a corruption inquiry, but it was only the spark light went out boring the strange and anger that almost 30 years after the end of apartheid better still enormous social inequality. population of 35000000 lives below the poverty line on an employment. it is around 33 percent. the government says it's ready to deploy as many as 25000 troops in this province, housing province, where i am and causing this how to keep the peace, 10000 of them already on the streets has never been a need for this sort of true number. since the end

i'm like, i want to be able talk, hey, janice, base and not worry about am i in the a 17. and you've already been an activist for a few years. how did you start and what was the major? so it all started in 2018 when we would talk to do some research on time and change . i grew a lot of time in, di tc mall the facts about how we have limited time and watching my future fade away. health of our environmental kind and what is nice is my activism was the since i had to do everything in my power to create a change. well, i mean, some people will say that you know what, this stuff is for people who can afford to have 5 different been recycled. but you know, you spoke into the fact that it does affect people who live in the township people . first time i came to realize the seriousness behind environmental racism. when i spoke to a friend of mine said when she was very young, she had to live with the grandmother. we stayed in waco and we said she developed breathing difficulties. and a few later when she moved back to the server, everything was fine. and that's when she made the

this is repeated all over durban and parts of janice bird. this is by local members of the communities in particular parts of the of durban and janice berg having they feel to protect themselves from the sca vile from the risk of violence. on the reason this concern raised by the president, that there are racial tensions now coming to the boil between different communities and he needs the country needs to try and come together to stop these racial tensions becoming another issue for the country to deal with marion bang to bonnet smith and john is trying to find it. now i'm a senior nationalist saying police and if you appear of detained dozens of tick ryans and what appears to be an ethnically motivated operation, the right group is saying the rest of a carried out in the capital, addis ababa over the last 2 weeks with many denied due process. honesty says john, listen. activists have also been targeted. they include at least 11 reporters covering the conflict in northern tech, right. some has been released on bail, but the group says hundre

and while i'm near big metro center like janice book and how thing those are the out in the rural areas, they have very little access. so we don't know how many we missing that we not testing. we don't know how many that are tested, positive or not getting the follow up care that so we don't omni we losing. and so we don't really have a clue of actually the actual spectrum of the damage the desired us is causing. we have statistics, we have the figures that have, let me have a conversation with dr. linda go. if i may, i will come back to you, not willing to get a visual delta very and we were ready for we knew, let's say, let me, let me rephrase this. we knew that would be variance boat was south africa ready for the delta variant? what's the damage being done right now? yeah, so send me, i think the be to very into which of course world famous the thought to come out of south africa. you know that cortes quite by store. you know, i think particularly because there was a recognition that this was far more transmissible and sprayed so quickly and really contributed to an extraordinary 2n

triggered by the jailing of former president jacob zoom a last week. hiram with tasser reports from janice back after days of violence and looting things and relatively com, enjoy hemispheres shopkeepers and volunteers from the community sift through with lift the riot initially started when former president jet zima was jailed last week after he failed to appear at a corruption, inquiry, grievances ought to zoom, his jailing, turned into anger and frustration about inequality and poverty in south africa. this for your freedom, this is the most of the people. it depends on the so much cheaper than a supermarket. so now it is like this. people are going to suffer. i'm not condoning that to me. it's me, him, i'm not okay. it's the worst and rest of africa has seen in years. we've destroyed though, a place where are we going to get jobs that came up, that you don't have destroying the ones that you still have the little bit that you have we destroyed for what? starting over for many is not going to be easy. nearly everything in the shelf was looted except for a few bottles of water. this olde

this is janice with haiti, liberty newspaper, which has investigated the allegations. he says some of the suspected assassins may have been misled about the mission. while he was in the palace, he was in his residence and they had a security detail of only 3 agents there. i don't think dmitri arrived was among them. he oversees the whole unit. so he may have had some cahoots in it. they say he made trips to columbia. i haven't confirmed that. but it seems for sure that the actual trigger men were colombians, from what he deliberately learned yesterday from a source who spoke directly to martine movies in, in the hospital in miami. and so we believe that there may have been some sort of help. maybe he got, they got, he provided the layout of the place because clearly they were prepared. they knew where they were going and what they were doing. it was a very well financed operation. according to the washington post report that came out a few hours ago. it seems there were sort of 2 parts of the team, an inner circle in an outer circle, if you wear will. and it seems, a l

haven't we tasa isn't janice back with more? well, the general mood right now in south africa is that of relief for about a week. now, many bits that be close, some of them won't even affected by the violence. so for about a week, people couldn't access bags, or they could access services rubbish, wasn't being collected. now, being told the main highway between durbin enter hattiesburg open, which means the goods cannot move. it also needs good can lead of africa by roads and go to other countries in the region, such as the way that via and but why not. for example, the 2 things that people took away from the run up was a speech was economic sabotage. and as well as these post haste was planned, he seems to suggest that they are individuals in the country who are trying to topple the government who are trying to the stabilize the the economy. the speculation, of course, to these individuals are, they haven't actually been named, but most of african know that within the really african national congress party, they've been divisio

and how do we monitor, have janice done? we do it from the neighborhood. and we do it from our global systems and in the neighborhood, we have relations with some countries and we're building relations in that domain with others. and we also want to be able to respond to take action if it's warranted. can i just confirms or over the over the horizon capabilities where you could strike inside afghanistan from another country that is purely reserved for if there was a threat to the us homeland or americans as opposed to if say the telephone decided to move on cities and to prevent capitals and to cobble at that point, you wouldn't strike yes we, our over arise in posture is to deal with the threat of terrorism emanating from afghanistan. have you discuss what the threshold is for you to take military action in the near future? i'm using the example of, if you are embassy came on the threat in cobble. would you reengage militarily? well, that's a cause. same mrs. us territory. that's a 3. well, i mean, we will defend the embassy. of course we, we, we have mad

and certainly the president, using these short was in the butt and janice book to reiterate the importance of rebuilding the economy, cleaning up fixing the stores that that were destroyed or looted in these last few days. and really about this being united, south africa, people being capable of repairing the damage that's been done to meet a miller there with all the latest for us on that trip to the west from johannesburg. thanks so much for me to i'm leaving on and facebook says it shouldn't be blamed for the u. s. failing to me if it's vaccine goals. on saturday president joe biden accuse the social media joins of killing people by allowing misinformation about the current of iris vaccines to circulate on a platform. several states are currently dealing with another such in cases, mostly amongst unvaccinated people. allan fisher reports now from washington, d. c. divide is a new hot sport. the state now has more than 750 people in hospital with covered more than 80 percent of those in intensive care are not back to me and vaccinated people going out with the city. reopening and getting

the taliban has express disagreements with proposals and a political roadmap and constitution for janice town. as it always talks with an afghan government delegation and cutoff is demanding the bodies of $70000.00 prisoners. but the african delegation says a ceasefire. its top priority under dhs, in the capital data, calling for justice for people kills during anti government protests. 2 years ago. activists estimate by 600 people died in the demonstrations in central and southern iraq to our feats have now tested positive for corona virus. and the tokyo olympic village on the saturday, an international olympic committee member who was also in the village, was confirmed to have the virus with i'm damning. delayed games are due to officially opened on friday. dozens of cases have been linked to the olympics since the start of july, the vents being facing opposition in japan because of fears, little worse than the countries outbreak of covered 19 as a battle as a surgeon infections. don't many bonds in june be sent to stimuli even with all measures fully taken. there will still be some po

presence of course at these talks, particularly in the in the person is of the us special envoy for janice. time is on the side. talk us through how the u. s. is regarding the way these talks are going well, the u. s. is understanding, has always been that in something of this magnitude, trying to reach a comprehensive peace deal between the tall bond and the civilian lud government. and cobble that, it's going to take time that these talks are going to be quite difficult and that both sides are going to be making demands of the other that would be politically untenable to their supporters. and so that is why you see all of these fits and starts repeated rounds threads to walk away decisions to return to the table. comments about the need for a political settlement. that's perhaps the most important part out of this, even as groups loyal to the taller bond, either members or independent militias have been re taking territory across the northern half of afghanistan. the leader of the taller bond said that he knows and that the rest of the taliban leadership understands that the only way for