dr roger out of time is trying to reform teacher training. there are teachers who are radical believe have to change today just don't know how teachers training is that they need different way of endangered skills and they need to develop a community does teach us. to get a teacher's view on training i meet the need our program called a primary teacher at a government school. and that he might be at being. me on how well what i had. done and carney i'll make a call and be that. polite it all back in korea he did it at the bell and even honey how. but she says the government offers little support for retraining teachers. they laugh. but i'm not mad he may climb up a partner how you young. dr archer ordered high invited ronny deila to join a trial training session you don't diversity to introduce new teaching methods. teachers as. an authority and naturally stand in front of the classroom. we deliver what students should. we want to be able to change things dynamic so that students are so care and students so. active. participants. the training

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and i'm a 2020 authorities issued directives to protect bats across the state of rogers town in india after more than 150 were killed there. the call are legion is one of india's grommets mining. miners would still be on the hill word north of the determination of bats scientist dr barghouti srinivasan who discovered a colony of gold are leaf nosed bats inside the cave in 2030 the species hadn't been spotted in several decades we found the roasting side of this bat and we found that there was mining a lot skin mining happening lots of trucks on this hill and the mining had come to almost 100 metres near the dosing site so immediately we entered the local authorities 1st and also the local communities we also ran a signature campaign with the village just with our continued protest that you know you need to stop mining a ban on mining happened in our january 2015. and an area of 223 acres was declared a conservation reserve in 29 team finally bringing protection to this critical bad habits. these are the current monks that you can notice who you are the mining that was happening back t

a catholic i have had a blessed life in the academy i'm not a victim but other people are the late roger scruton was a victim on both sides of the atlantic because of his conservative views he was denied academic positions that he should have had and if it can happen to a person at the top of his intellectual game like roger screw. someone that any philosophy department anywhere in the world should have been proud to have then it can happen to just about anybody up and down the line in academia and internet so what am i doing i participated in forming a new organization to fight back it's called the academic freedom of lions and i would encourage people just go to our website w.w.w. academic freedom to work go to the academic freedom website and you'll see how 200 of us including cornell west across the ideological spectrum from conservatives like me to progressives like cornell are banding together to fight back against cancer culture against the prejudice that people are experiencing in academia when they apply for jobs and are denied those opportunities because of their beliefs well i

roger borges con lo Último. [sonido ambiente] roger: tres tiroteos amenos en 24 horas, se suman a una lista de masacre que golpean a la naciÓn. comenzamos en austin con texas, donde terminÓ la cacerÍa humana de un exagente de la policÍa del alguacil del condado de travis, un hombre de 31 aÑos es el sospechoso de matar a tres personas a tiros, incluyendo dos mujeres hispanas este domingo. fue arrestado en las Últimas horas en un suburbio en austin, y tenÍa una pistola en la cintura, cuando dieron con Él. pasamos a chicago, una niÑa de siete aÑos fue muerta a tiros. su padre de 29 aÑos fue hospitalizado, despuÉs de que dos pistoleros abrieron luego en el drivetrue de un mac donalds. segÚn las autoridades, dos hombres saltaron de un automÓvil, y acribillar una balazo el auto de las dos vÍctimas, mientras estaban dentro. >> [habla en inglÉs] reger: oficiales en la escena llevaron a la niÑa en su patrulla al hospital mÁs cercano, pero los mÉdicos dicen que fueron demasiados disparos, y no la pudier

this is a sentiment shared by the ranking member of the powerful house armed services committee mike rogers who says that this could impact on the u.s. national interests and its security some democrats who have expressed reservations but generally there's been overwhelming support from that side of the house for president biden's decision. the use of force expert has testified that don't show verne that was justified in putting george floyd to the ground because there was frantic resistance it contradicts the testimonies of top police officials who said jovan used excessive unjustified force the minnesota police officer who fatally shot a 20 year old unarmed black man has resigned along with the city's police chief dante right step has reignited nationwide protests against police brutality and racial inequality nato has called on russia to withdraw forces that the alliance says the kremlin has been deploying the ukraine kids foreign minister is in belgium meeting with nato officials there's growing concern that the kremlin is moving towards war ukraine says that moscow has sent thousands o

. >> next a change for jeopardy fans tonight packers quarterback aaron rogers takes over as guest host. >> he won celebrity jeopardy in 2015. he says hosting will be the honor of a lifetime. >> a town in japan decided to ban walking on escalators. people will be demanded to stand in place to prevent injuries. >> on this day after easter. two rabbits boxing. >> check out the video from england. two hears trading blows. it happens with a male gets too persistent chasing a female. >> it's not limited to just rabbits. >> top headlines next. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a rare but serious genital infection may be

. >> with president roger, it is the call of governors today as you know, the production of j&j has been relying of the changes now no longer citing. [inaudible]. and as of june, there are sanguine printed how does this affect the presence goal of the availability of those shots that led them to say that by the end of may. what is the current goal and you think that will be online. [inaudible]. psaki: of course that will be the supreme the question will require fda approval. there's many a party to determine what is next as a relates to j&j. hopefully will learn for them. we will see. but our goal, weight remain confident in our ability to meet the needs that we feel will be out there in the public by the end of may. and we will have another vaccine for every american on the end of july. without j&j that is based on the supply that we have ordered from nikita mitchell and pfizer and as you probably seen, they've also announced that they are going to work on expediting their own manufacturing and delivery of their vaccine sprayed some are confident that we can meet the demand in the publi

and now roger stone involved. gaetz paying $5,000 to brake ventures, one week before "the new york times" broke news of the probe. this is the same that stone was using to hide income. now, roger stone was already convicted in the federal mueller probe. he even had his home raided infamously. that led to his former client, donald trump, pardoning him and accepting that pardon is really an admission of group. now the doj is turning for what he calls this counselor of advice to, of all people, roger stone who was busted in a doj probe. you can't make this up. gaetz and stone are both known as colorful florida characters. they certainly swam together in the trump years. >> joining me now is one of the most impressive young, hard charging conservatives in the u.s. congress, matt gaetz. >> it's good to be on with you, roger. >> do you think trump should pardon roger stone? >> i do. and i think that it requires -- >> congressman, come on. >> matt gaetz shows tremendous promise. >> gaetz under investigation in this doj s

rogers. yeah i hear there are enough of you know the police chief faculty got to get those dogs back. out of you know. raj of funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here destroy use strict jungle was said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. because we're going to come back to australia to work towards oh i shall have my blood going now to turn other exhibited that dying also on your person that . will donate i'm doing a great job and i thought my social lives are going to be that the son of the house has a shop where i seriously i get everything. the volunteers told roger hell the n.r.a. sways public opinion. play howard on the phone or ability of women women women you know women protecting themselves c.d.a. bill is it shouldn't she be allowed to protect your child just so why are you trying to take just away from perkins like you somehow put it into the context i can ruin your view that i take away her choice detectorists me of

rogers. you have. yours or enough of you know the police chief that all you got to get those drugs back. out of your. rojo funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here astray has strict gun laws said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. because we're going to come back to australia to work in one shot of my life and i don't know now to outrun the well you're going to get them die and i'll send you a person that. will donate i'm doing a great job my social lives are going to be that the star of hell is not a problem i seriously i get everything on. the volunteers told roger held the n.r.a. sways public opinion. play how'd on the poem or ability of women women women you know and all women protecting themselves c.d.a. girl is shit shouldn't she be allowed to protect her child just so why are you trying to take just away from her just like you somehow put it into the context i can ruin your view of how you take away her choice detectorists me o

roger borges te explica de lo que se trata. roger: muchos consideran de actualizaciÓn de apple para millones de usuarios como la mejor opciÓn para mantener la privacidad digital en la historia de internet. permitir que facebook y otras aplicaciones que se ejecutan en la plataforma rastreen su actividad y su telÉfono en lÍnea o no. entre las nuevas opciones, el nuevo software, se encuentra un importante actualizaciÓn de privacidad llamada transparencia de seguimiento de aplicaciones que requiere que las aplicaciones solicitan permisos antes de recopilar datos de usuarios o dispositivos. la actualizaciÓn no les permite a los anunciantes rastrear el comportamiento del usuario ni su actividad de navegaciÓn en la web quÉ compaÑÍas usan para personificar avisos. en un comunicado un portavoz de apple dijo que las nuevas funciones de privacidad se desarrollaron para brindar transparencia y dar a los usuarios una opciÓn si se rastrea sus datos. y entre los lanzamientos de apple estÁn los pequeÑos dispositivos que rastrean,

is a little bit of a gray area roger goodell's not so they have the best reputation if you look back when george floyd was killed a year ago you know his statement as well we hope the end of the trial offered a chance for healing remain. committed to actively engaging the movement for equality that's pretty vague really it's not calling for change it say you should change where the n.b.a. the n.b.a. they have players coaches the even league officials have been very vocal about this change now the n.h.l. and las vegas raiders decided well we're going we're going take the batteries on this one the n.h.l. is saying in their statement while we hope to end the trial while we have the end of trial offers a chance for healing remain committed to engaging with it for quality fans to change cool great you don't say anything about actually george floyd you give a nice umbrella statement that has a we should do we should do some changes country which we should but that's very just you know it comes off as we're doing this because every else is doing it whereas individual teams statements are ve

by roger stone. stone was the guy who courted controversy, who made controversy a political art form for decades. what does $5,000 get you from roger stone if you are matt gaetz? >> mine, it's unclear, right? we see he paid him that amount, $5,000, and we do see when he paid him. so this report that i looked at covers just the first part of the year, the first three months. and most of the spending comes just ahead or around the time that the investigation was announced. his payment to stone on march 24th. so he paid his firm $5,000 and then he meets his dad meets with this doj prosecutor, former doj prosecutor, to discuss some extortion scheme that's connected to this investigation, and matt uses that immediately to counterpunch against the news. he takes that extortion scheme to distract from the fact he has been announced to be under investigation for sex trafficking, which he acknowledged himself. that has to be -- those two things have to be twinned together. it seems like maybe he some sort of

another florida man, roger stone who lives in brow ward county. he is at the forefront of the trump play book of deflect and project and raise money the entire time. matt gaetz is not going to be able to use all this stuff by fighting the corporate media and the swum p and all that stuff in a courtroom. but he can use it in the court of public opinion. and his district is ruby red. so this is his way of filling his campaign cough coffers. >> yeah. you make a fair point that if he's only worried about his right flank, the more he can re-cast this politically as a trump and stone situation where the perceptions can be where it is all about your friendship with trump and not some other greater malfeasance, maybe that plays politically. roger stone is speaking out. i have interviewed him in the past. we invited him on the program. he was maybe going to come on the program in january. he is invited back if he wants. we haven't spoken to him since the mueller probe, but he has spoken out elsewhere and that's what he's saying. >> he needs to go on offens

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cnn's alex marquardt, jim sciuto and mike rogers. chairman rogers, let me start with you. first, your reaction to these sanctions? >> i think it's a good start. listen, sanctions, we maybe overrelied a little bit when it comes to rush camera. they've had mixed results. i think this is a really important statement for the administration to come out and say, hey, here is the five things you're doing bad and here are the things we're doing about it up front and more likely to come. that's really clear messaging. if we need anything right now on the russian relationship, it's clear messaging. what you're seeing is russia test the administration a little bit. i think this is a good first out of the gate, at least, stab at it. more to do, but i thought this was a good first step. >> alex, let's talk about the stable and predictable relationship. that's in quotes, stable and predictable relationship with russia that biden says he wants to build. how do you create that, given the imprisonment of navalny, continued occupation of crimeasm, the fact that two u.s. marines are unjustly

. >> they chose smith over eryn rogers. >> how does it feel to go to work for an organization with names like montana, young, garcia. is there a certain amount of pressure? >> i think it is exciting. i think it will motivate me to continue the legacy of those quarterbacks. >> it was a rocky beginning in san francisco. he dealt with a shoulder injury, lost his starting job and clashed with the head coach. >> i don't believe his shoulder is any in but sore. >> i have more to prove than ever. >> reporter: we learned that what we know now, never count him out. his career took off under jim harbaugh and he let the 49ers to an nfc title game. he would lose his starting job again the following season to colin kaepernick, and was traded to the chiefs in 2013. >> i made it very clear that i wanted to play, i did not want to sit there and is not ready to be a backup. >> reporter: he played five seasons with kansas city and was selected to three bowls but again found himself out of a job. this time the chiefs young first round pick, patrick mahomes. >> the way he went about his business of being a

rogers is going on? the paradox of a seven times higher infant mortality rate for black babies over white babies, or a safe, livable city versus the deadliest attack on jewish people in our nation's history at the tree of life synagogue means that in pittsburgh, like in america, the history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate realities. you know, existing while black in pittsburgh is like starving to death while in the supermarket aisle. i didn't come up with that. a friends of mine who is a great writer and a pittsburgh native did. >> what section of town is this? >> we're on the south sides. >> if you ever hear about the pittsburgh steelers getting arrested, it happened here. it always happens here. >> that's funny. >> damon young is a writer and a cofounder of one of my favorite websites -- very smart brothers. he was born and raised here. and most importantly, after he made it, he stayed here. >> i feel like pittsburgh is the market cause of america. in a sense that i

edwards university in texas and roger williams university in rhode island are requiring students to be fully vaccinated before the fall begins. there will be exceptions for medical reasons. they want to offer their students a normal campus experience. >> we think that in creating the campus in america the best way and place to start is with our students and we want to give them back their college experience. >> even more colleges are looking at the vaccine requirement, no word if any bay area colleges just yet. the "today" show goes in depth into the debate after "today in the bay." >>> celebrating today the victory lap that the stanford women's basketball team took upon returning home. one coach may have lost the title game to the cardinals but winning over many fans even as the final four weekend ends. the move she made during halftime that has moms everywhere cheering her on. >>> happening now, just under four months before the opening of the tokyo olympics and a possible setback. tokyo olympic organizers postponing the water polo test event set for this weekend. the report says tec

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enchanted forest was built, by hand, by this man: >> i'm roger tofte, creator of enchanted forest. >> reporter: tofte, who recently turned 91, purchased the park's 20 acres in the early 1960s while working as a draftsman for the oregon highway department. he spent seven years, during his free time, building the park's storybook-themed attractions, and brought them to life with his artist's eye. in august of 1971, he opened the park to the public. >> when we started, we didn't have too much. we had the seven dwarfs, and lion, the witch, and things like that. i think we would charge 50 cents to go through. >> reporter: tofte added to those attractions with the help of his four children and other family who now help run the park. around 100,000 visitors came each year, strolled through the quirky western town, got soaked on the log ride, and blasted evil characters in the "challenge of mondor," which took tofte and family members seven months to create. he took me for a spin on the ride during our recent visit. part of the ride is taking these blasters and aiming them at things? >> yeah,

tim rogers loading up, and off he goes. delivering mail to the same 60-mile stretch of homes for decades. >> tim was so kind. ter: this is tim's last week on the job. en hrd he wa retiring tn idea. surprising him with signs all along his route to honor him. we'll miss you, tim. you're the best mailman in the world. congrats, tim. gone fishing. >> it's been probably the most love i've felt and gratitude, ever. >> reporter: one last delivery, and good-bye. >> good to see you. thanks for the signs and everything. >> reporter: tim delivering a message of gratitude. >> i can't tell you how overwhelmed i was by all the love. i hope this is inspiration for others to love each other, help each other, and reach out. >> an inspiring message for us all. for david and all of us here, good night. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> this disease is not taking easter weekend off. weekend off. this disease is not taking spring break off. this disease is as deadly as it has ever been. >>

. >> reporter: gaetz is also linked to joel greenberg, seen here, along with trump ally roger sto roger stone. greenberg was indicted last summer for sex trafficking. today, house minority leader kevin mccarthy said gaetz could lose his position on the judiciary committee if the allegations prove true. >> mr. gaetz denies the story. i look forward to talking to mr. gaetz. i haven't heard anything from the d.o.j. or others, but i will deal with it, if any of it comes to be true. >> he is in a world of hurt. >> reporter: harry litman is a form former federal prosecutor. >> he clearly is under investigation for a serious crime with a 10-year mandatory minimum. >> reporter: the f.b.i. and justice department have refused to comment on any of the gaetz matters. curiously, gaetz was the only member of the house in 2017 to vote against beefing up federal efforts to combat human trafficking. norah. >> o'donnell: the only member? >> reporter: he said the federal government had all the authorities it needed. >> o'donnell: major garrett, thank you. and on this final day of women's history month, we

roger harrabin, bbc news. our correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. what brant is in shanghai. sort of reception asjohn kerr�* going what sort of reception asjohn kerry going to get? he what sort of reception as john kerry going to get?— going to get? he is coming here to shanahai going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and _ going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and arriving _ going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and arriving this - going to get? he is coming here toj shanghai and arriving this evening, a city of 24 million people i have to say the air pollution has not been good in the past week but he has come to show that the us is engaging again after five years of stepping back under donald trump. it is going to be a significant visit and a substantial one as he is here for two days and will meet a very important people and them a man who is his chinese counterpart and he has been brought out of retirement by beijing because he knowsjohn kerry and that gives you an idea of how significant they think the personal relationship

jennifer rogers. let's plate moment where potter seemed to realize that she had fired the wrong weapon. as always a warning this, may be disturbing to some viewers. here's that moment. >> taser, taser, taser. >> [ bleep ]. i just shot him. >> second-degree manslaughter. what is that charge, and how much do you think that moment we just saw factored into the prosecutor's decision? >> well, jake, second-degree manslaughter in minnesota is essentially a charge of culpable negligence. it requires prosecutors to show two things, gross negligence which means that the standard of care, that she grossly deviated from the standard of care that she owed and recklessness meaning that she knew that there were circumstances with her actions that could lead to death or serious injury and she consciously disregarded those. so it is something that the prosecutors have to prove. minnesota doesn't interest a negligent homicide statute. that would be alers statute that they could charge so they had fewer options because

cyclons are rolling away here we've got odets to the north and then a little further south we have some roger that's going to continue making its way further south was given some course concern here because these 2 gradually going to link up interacting with one another through the roger affects us as it snowed in the trade that will continue to make its way towards that western coast of australia as we go on through sunday gradually making landfall late in the day. the usually margin in life but the world of sumo wrestling is shrouded in secrecy when east gets rare access inside a sport where ancient tradition meets modern scandal on al-jazeera. choosier. every. day watching our time to recap our headlines now talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal are set to resume in vienna president joe biden says he's ready to lift sanctions but 1st washington wants iran to return to the full limits imposed on its nuclear program. my in-laws military says there won't be another election for 2 years the armed forces have been intensifying their crackdown by opposing more internet restrictions and in t

today we remember roger dean. he was just 31 years old, he was a firefighter and a paramedic in texas. his department says dean was diagnosed with covid back in december. he died of kplicomplications a ago today. fellow firefighters stood in the rain to salute the procession as dean's remains were moved. his funeral is tomorrow. to all his friends and family, may his memory be a blessing. tune into state of the union sunday. we'll have susan collins and cindy mccain. you can tweet the show @the leadcnn. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer. he's right next door in "the situation room." ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, rudy giuliani defiant as the criminal investigation of the former president's long time personal lawyer intensifies. just a short while ago giuliani railed on the radio about the fbi's search of his home and office in connection with his activities i

. >> my guests this morning, transportation secretary pete buttigieg and republican senator roger wicker of mississippi. taking a stand, after president biden weighed in -- >> i think today's professional athletes are acting incredibly responsible. >> major league baseball pulls the all-star game out of atlanta, the latest of 200 companies and organizations to condemn georgia's new voting restrictions. >> this is something that's more than money. this is about protecting the voices of our people. >> it means cancel culture and partisan athletes are coming for your business. >> what's next for the fight over voting rights. >> joining me for insight and analysis, yamiche alcindor, rich lowry, editor of national review and maria teresa kumar, president of voter latino. welcome to sunday. it's plets. "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. happy easter and happy passover. the backdrop of the current political fights on covid, the economy, immigration and voting rights is a country still on edge despite rising optimism. consider friday alone, an attack on the u.s. capitol left a police off

i want to ask you about the department of justice filing a lawsuit against roger stone today, a blast from the past. the headline of your story reads, "the justice department sues roger stone, a longtime trump ally, alleging tax evasion." what's the story about? >> the federal government is saying that roger stone for a series of years from 2007 to 2011 did not pay his taxes, that he actually entered into an agreement with the government and was paying his back taxes on a monthly payment plan when he decided to stop. he created different entities, they were actually controlled by him, in which to start moving money and assets around in order to hide things from the government. this sort of kicked into gear after he was indicted as part of the russia investigation, the mueller investigation. he even went so far as to try to hide his house by selling it to a sham entity that would buy it. so the government is alleging not only does he owe a tremendous amount of money, that he deliberately tried to defraud the government. they filed a civil lawsuit to recruit the money which according to

the element of the story i think is interesting, if true is the fact that roger stone was apparently selling pardons after he, himself, got a pardon. the fact the people seem to have no reticence about their actions. if it is true that greenberg was fitting 250 dollars in bit coin to get that pardon there is questions for white staffers that go far beyond roger stone there. >> so listen. nia, cnn has not confirmed the letter and cannot confirm the details in the daily beast stories. take a listen to this and we will talk about it, okay? >> let me tell you. this letter is pretty explicit. it states very clearly that joel greenberg got paid by matt gaetz to acquire young women for sex and that they had sex with a teen. this is the first time that we are seeing it word for word explained what exactly they did and the thing that really jumps out at me at this letter is the idea he goes, i did see the acts occur first-hand. this is going to be pivotal for prosecutors as they go after matt gaetz. >> so, listen. don't get mad at me about this question, nia, especially with the current state

the letter was an attempt to get a presidential pardon from trump with the help of roger stone. i've got to say all this stuff so we can be responsible here. we have reached out to greenberg's attorney. he said no comment, siting attorney-client privilege. this is how matt gaetz's spokesperson responded. congressman gaetz has never paid for sex, nor has he had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult. congressman gaetz has had no role in advocating for or against a pardon for greenberg and doubts such a pardon has ever even -- was ever even considered. okay. so this is getting worse and worse. how much longer can the gop stay silent about this, amanda? >> well, i think they're going to stay quiet about it and just let justice run its course. but the element of the story that i think is particularly interesting, if true, is the fact that roger stone was apparently selling pardons after he, himself, got a commutation and a pardon. the fact that these people seem to have no reticence about their actions, and if it is true that greenberg was giving $250,000 in bitcoin to try to get that p

. >>> cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers joins us now. today we heard from george floyd's younger brother. his testimony came before the use of force expert seth stouton. some people, legal observers, seemed to suggest that that seemed kind of backwards because the prosecution should have wanted to end on this emotional personal note of the younger brother missing his older brother. is that a risk, a significant risk do you think? >> i don't think so, jake, because it was such powerful emotional it. it's the sort of thing that juries will perk up and listen to no matter where it comes and i do think the expert testimony which came last which effectively said that all of the threats of the defense counsel has been so intent on trying to say were present from george floyd and the crowd did not make chauvin's actions reasonable. that was a missing piece and i think maybe the jurors were waiting for that and now they have it. maybe that's why the jury decided to have it to wrap that testimony up for the jurors. >> there's been more than 35 we

this is a sentiment shared by a ranking member of the powerful house armed services committee mike rogers who says that this could impact on the u.s. national interests and its security some democrats to have expressed reservations but generally there's been overwhelming support from that side of the house for president biden's decision interestingly enough when he was vice president all those years ago joe biden attempted to persuade barack obama that there would be no military victory within afghanistan that the u.s. presence there should be sharply reduced he failed to do so but now that he's president he's going to get his own way and significantly as well there are no conditions attached to the step the timeline he's expressed the opinion that there can be no military victory in afghanistan he says the u.s. is now going to focus on a diplomatic arrangements attempting to get some kind of diplomatic deal between all the parties but. the 11th of september the last remaining of some 2 and a half 1000 u.s. soldiers in afghanistan will be withdrawn for good or diplomatic editor james bays

mistake a view shared in the statement by the ranking member of the house armed services committee mike rogers who says i am concerned that the president is so desperate to get a deal done that he's willing to capitulate rather than insist u.s. strategic objectives are met succeed but there's also significant support for the withdrawal the senate foreign relations committee member chris murphy issued the statement after 20 years it's clear that our continued military presence will not deliver political stability to the country and the afghan people must decide their own future in coordination with our allies and partners as vice president joe biden argued strongly against the u.s. military presence in afghanistan but was overruled them by barack obama but now as president he'll have his way a complete withdrawal of u.s. forces with no conditions attached mike hanna al-jazeera washington. on to 10 times pays has reaction now from the united nations headquarters in new york. the taliban holiday in their position just hours after the announcement here at u.n. headquarters of a day for new talks o

remote communities in need at least 101000 deaths have been confirmed so far jessica washington reports roger cossack. on a community tries to come to terms with the devastation that hit their island as victims are pulled from the mud people crowd around to see whether it's their loved one that has been found many have been unable to contact family and friends and hundreds of houses that were destroyed everyone here has no choice but to start again. from where did everything not work i could not save anything everything is gone i could only save myself. the small island in east flores was among the worst affected in the weekend's flash floods and landslides. we got hit by this disaster we lost everything all we have are the clothes we are wearing. the extreme weather was brought on by a tropical cyclone as the storm system moves further away from the indonesian archipelago conditions easing the thought is hope they will be able to bring in more help for the island i don't get up in the thirty's if you are going to be what we need the most is heavy machinery we have been asking for it from day

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he'll be interviewing energy secretary jennifer granholm and republican senator roger wicker of miss miss on the negotiations of president biden's infrastructure package. plus, we'll have legal analysis on derek chauvin's murder trial as it heads into the third week of testimony. whit, over to you. >>> time for the weather. rob marciano tracking a few things out there. severe tornadoes. there was flooding. where are things heading next? >> the focus again, whit, is on the southeast when yesterday we reported on a tornado that came through louisiana where unfortunately there were multiple injuries and one fatality. f-3 tornado, doing severe damage there, and on the heels of that, or right after that, we had this. not just your ordinary water spout, that is a full-on tornado coming on shore on panama city beach. this came on shore, and did a lot of damage to hotels and convenience stores, ripping the roof off in one particular spot. this, probably the same cluster of storms. 80-plus-mile-per-hour winds in pensacola, florida. that cluster of storms is now sinking to the south, and we'll

skyrocketing, mental health professionals are stepping up to help those in need here's cnbc's kate rogers. >> if the pandemic's effects have left you feeling anxious, depressed, stressed or having a hard time sleeping, you may feel alone, but you're not. in fact, of psychologists who treat anxiety disorders, nearly 3/4 saw an increase in the need for such treatment since covid took hold. 60% of those treating depression saw an increase, and similar rates for stress-related and sleep-related disorders. >> that first rush was both anxiety in terms of the daily uncertainty of, you know, what was going to happen in terms of the pandemic and then i think it turned to a lot of sadness >> reporter: there are dozens of telehealth therapy apps online including better help, doctor on demand and talk space. they've gotten a boost over the last year as the mental health conversation has gone mainstream data show the global telehealth market is projected to hit $312 billion by 2026, more than quadrupling in size from 2019. and even though there still aren't enough practitioners to go around and cost i

the letter was drafted after greenberg reportedly asked roger stone for help obtaining a pardon during the final months of president trump's term in exchange for at leefrt a quarter o of a million dollars. >> the justice department is already investigating him for alleged sex trafficking and prostitution. paula reid is tracking the latest developments here for us. paula, what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. joel greenberg reportedly says he and gates paid for sex with a minor who was just 17 at the time. in a letter, greenberg claims he and gates thought the woman was 19 years old but later learned she was underage. we've spoken with several women who are involved with these two men and we have reported that greenberg paid women on behalf of gates after some sexual encounters. stone says he doesn't recall any letter. he said he never heard greenburg implicating gaetz and he never tried to get him a pardon. and he said he never asked or received payments from greenberg. >> and what is gaetz saying about this latest twist? >> a spokesman for gaetz responded with a statement saying