and artificial intelligence and it creates a strategic plan our relationship between researchers and universities to expand how we create more stem workforce. we've also confirmed the executive director of the white house office of science and technology policy. first time becoming a cabinet level position scientific advisor. i think that is hugely powerful. very, very important. it's also strengthened the nassau leadership by designating bill nelson to run and also the deputy administrator to be the first woman to serve in this capacity in the history of the agency. as the chair of the committee i'm not just representing colorado although colorado had a very strong scientific community led by companies like ball corporation. i have to make sure i get that in. but we also need a whole of government approach to address the challenges we face in space and science. it's the department of defense, the department of commerce. and i think that by continuing the national space council, the biden administration has made it clear that leadership in the space continues to be a priority. and they already ha

research from calamity -- columbia university in new york found that for each dollar this tax cost, it returns eight dollars in benefits down the line. eight dollars that would have to be spent other ways. it's a gigantic help. your head, your heart and your budget, all lead to the same place. this is the right thing to do. and it is a smart thing to do. today, these tax cut payments are arriving automatically. but it did not happen automatically. the result of the working people who are -- advocated for this for long time, we finally got it passed in my american rescue plan. i want to particularly thank those who have been fighting for this for years. a congresswoman from connecticut has been a champion for this. senators bennett, brown, you will probably hear from our republican friends who all voted against this, but they will tell the success as it helps working families and their states and -- tout its success as it helps working families and their states and districts. i want to not extend this tax credit, it's only for one year now, that's all i can get it for the first time. so

what is running for president i put together a bold aggressive plan to deliver childcare, paid leave, universal pre-k for three and four year olds, free community college. maybe the most important thing among them was extending the childcare tax credit i just mentioned for another five years which was significant benefit middle-class and working class families. that's human infrastructure is this essential as her physical infrastructure that can help us create more good jobs, ease the burden on working families and strengthen our economy, strengthen the long run. these investments are critical and as the plants i i put ford tackle our climate crisis which are broad and deep, i'm going to fight to see them enacted and signed into law. we have a chance to seize this economic momentum of the first months of my administration, not just to build back, but i've been saying build back better. this is much already this much is already clear. we are on track and we're on the right track. our plan is working. we will not let up now so i want to thank everyone, wish you all a happy fourth of july. we will

but i find tanya senior clinical director of the university of exit medical school. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate your opinion. thank you. are the south african president has called for unity after a violent riot that engulfed his country over the jailing of his predecessor looters gutted dozens of pharmacies taking everything, including all the prescription drugs. communities of also faced food shortages with local shops and warehouses, either ransacked or just burned to the ground. some people have complained about going without food and water for days, and volunteers and i wanted emergency delivery to the hardest hit areas. i let us report here from our correspondent in the region of paula slayer. i'm here to smoke in the field in the town of black pan in south africa. everything you about to witness has been organized by volunteers from the food and medical supplies that are being brought to this. a field loaded onto these flights to the pilots who have volunteered to take these items to the south africans, desperately in need. in the province

policy that i think will have any bearing right now would be a fabulous time for federal jobs guarantee. universal job guarantees. you know, we have unemployment numbers, they talk about the 3000000 jobs that they've created, but how long has under employment and people who are working part time that want to work full time. you know, there's real unemployment numbers are much higher there, at least in the double digits. and even at the same time, does it really matter if $3000000.00 jobs are created? if they're all created at mcdonald's, wendy's target and walmart, not really. people won't, gainful employment and the federal government could provide that, but they chosen not to even s. the economy is growing at an accelerated pace. even if the economy g d, p is expanding. how much does that actually translate into people's everyday lives? if you are celebrating the 4th of july, don't go nuts for about $0.60, will you stay safe for the weekly? for now, i'm calling for moscow back with an expedition and just to have a half an hour to see it. it was the same with the the, i imagine picking up a futur

earlier in the program, i spoke with her at pon county or a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exit. as medical school. he says heard immunity may not yet be within reach to get the, the advantage of heard immunity. you would need about 75 percent fully immunized. unfortunately, with a delta variance which is more infectious, you now have to upgrade to 80 percent 85 percent before you can get what you would call that comfort zone of her immunity. sa, scooby doo vaccine. they are not as good as say the vaccine for me though. you can be immune, but you can still get mild, moderate infection with africa and asia and south america. very, very poorly immunized. we could get another very and which could be, i hope not, but which could be more severe, disease causing and more transmissible, etc. to remove all those restrictions and infection control and a rising tide of cases and leverage to water and control is a little bit risky. of a hard work begins massive cleanup operations are underway in germany following the catastrophic floods. they're a huge army of volunteers are joined

but if the universally known truth in russia and abroad, but bolton's a money guy, and he knows what cells in a cover 2002 and mess hostage taken mosque as debris. fca theatre you stated by the f f b to spread anti church and failing a cynical politicization of the deadliest attack the capitals ever seen. also living in cuz magic is presented case closed, as opposed to hit job. obviously, even though a british inquiry itself only use the what probably an inversion of tourism a highly likely, you know, points the finger without coughing out the proof. imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, they won't exactly 5 star, all of which might suggest that this is an offer, a full of so many shocks, terrors and malign, mis thieves, that you leave the theater shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if for instance, just the code which had been available to compose it. sadly, bolton is no shostakovich, poor thing. i've already gave it all the way did that shape bank. russians of that bunch of stumblin

. >> the country should respond from coast to coast, with demonstrations at universities across this country. >> these militant and violent people of the new left, decided that the tactics of a peaceful assembly were no longer acceptable. as early as june 1970, strategy conferences were held by radical leaders in milwaukee and ann arbor. here a new tactic was adopted, massive civil disobedience and confrontation. instead of large crowds, peaceable-y assembling to petition their government, activity would move to unlawful direct action. stop the government, paralyze the judicial system, challenge law enforcement and embarrass the establishment. a detailed 24-page tactical manual was printed and distributed across the country. prepared by the mayday collective of the people's coalition for peace and justice, it scheduled ten days of massive civil disobedience between april 26 and may 7th. to take advantage of the plans of the april 24th march. early destructive activities, focused on education and welfare, internal revenue service, and the justice department., in each action the tactic

policy that i think will have any bearing right now would be a fabulous time for federal jobs guarantee. universal job guarantees. we have unemployment numbers, they talk about the 3000000 jobs that they've created, but how long has under employment and people who are working part time that want to work full time. you know, there's real unemployment numbers are much higher there at least in the double digits. and even at the same time, does it really matter if 3000000 jobs are created? if they're all created at mcdonald's, wendy's target and walmart? not really. people won't gainful employment and the federal government could provide that. but they chosen not to even s b. economy is growing at an accelerated pace, even if the economy g d p is expanding. how much does that actually translate into people's everyday lives? we've watched weekly hair naughty international thanks for company this evening. we're back again at the top of the me the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, accept where's the short or

while insisting we have universal prekindergarten, two years of free community college. all the studies show no matter what background whether they are a single mom or single dad when you reach or you come from a middle-class household, a kid that comes from a background that is deprived and by the time they get to first grade there will be a million fewer words spoken, a million fewer spoken. what that means is they are behind from the start. you put kids in [inaudible] but in schools at age three, four and five it increases by 58% the chance no matter what their background they will make it through high school and qualify to go on to community college. folks, we need more affordable childcare. there are a lot of women not working today because they can't go back to their jobs because they have no one to take care of their children. they can't afford it. i was a single dad for five years when my wife and daughter were killed in an automobile accident. my little boys were badly banged up. i commuted back and forth because i couldn't bear to leave and move to washington b

can i or senior clinical lecturers, university of accurate as medical school, says heard me anything you might not be in reach just yet to get the, the advantage of heard the immunity you would need about 75 percent fully immunized . unfortunately, with a delta variant which is more infectious, you now have to upgrade to 80 percent, 85 percent before you can get what you would call that comfort zone of her community thought could be to back seen. they're not as good as say the vaccine for me though. you can be immunized, but you can still get mild, moderate infection with africa and asia and south america. very, very poorly immunized. we could get another very and which could be, i hope not, but which could be more severe, disease causing and more transmissible, etc. remove all those restriction and infection control and a rising tide of cases and leverage to wall and control is a little bit risky. the hard work begins massive cleanup operations are in the way in germany following the catastrophic flooding. the huge army volunteers as joined firefighters, police, and military and tac

what shall walker from the university of california davis? he says castillo face with a complex set of challenges. i think the deep opposition for keyboard east us who have said it feel legitimate election and continue to lie about this will make it very hard. if you choose to move everything a be a cognitive to be competent. there's a lot of class ridicule you heard the court about the bi chevy that with a reference to peasants and things like that. so it's really, it is, can be very, very difficult. well then there's great belief now among those who support it in and also among those moderates, you know, the correct of a transition. there can be a new government on the 28, so we will have great challenges. peru is still in the midst. it's getting better and coded very high vaccination rate, the recent past 6 weeks or so. but he has great, great challenges. expectations on the left and deep opposition from the right. the constitution setups, it's very easy. there's wife who has had multiple president last month. it's very easy to break down

and arguably the best universal health care in the hemisphere. we speak to an advisor to the bolivian government, and of the un publish a damning report into the state of global food insecurity. we ask the chief economist for the us, food and agriculture organization, whether only revolution going to end world hunger after coven, all this and coming out today's going underground. the 1st director, all of a stone told us last week, how predictable it is for us president to go on the record and support forces trying to overthrow the cuban government. adding to joe biden was the mayor of miami, who appeared to advocate us coalition air strikes against the island, famous for being the flash point, nearly lead to the end of the world. someone who knows about nature nation interference in the so called backyard is professor diego on the condo advisor to the incumbent bolivian president luis house. he joins me from london. diego, thanks so much for coming on. your 1st the reaction to this, why you're in london. so you can see that coverage, some of it b

d with sort of a low level lecturer at the university and is often portrayed as a constitutional scholar of some, some notes. but in all of his meetings today, people are coming and explaining the constitution. i'm sure it all remains to be seen how this can be turned around if it will be turned around. right now. you know, i've been talking to constitutional experts since yesterday, and no one really sees either that the constitution allows them to do this or that there's a way out except for a political negotiation. like we had during the crisis of 2013. while the dismissed prime minister, he shim machine, she had called for protests against his ousting. but he now says he will hand over responsible if he to whoever the president chooses to replace him. she. she released a statement saying he would not be at the srp development in the country and was ready to serve tenicia from any location. use rod her new. she is a spokesperson for in that that that's the biggest party into noisiest parliament. she is also the daughter of the speaker, she says the move is a power grab, it is a coo an

now experts at nottingham university, a working to perfect the poly pill, that's a tablet that can deliver multiple medications to the body of exactly the correct dose and time. with this, with the premium technique, what we can do is we can have different print had each containing different drop. so these got to be the pull this onto a structure. i think i'll drop it. drop a very small probably about the size of the year. so they will be there and then $45.00, just back out to find a structure. as the team highlights only one in 10 people gets headache, pain relief if they take paracetamol. the problem is getting the right dosage for the patients. these researches foresee doctors prescribing a customized pill containing multiple drugs which will be released into the body in sequence. whereas the frenzy roll them in, in the future. the doctor will be able to tell what they think those, that that patient needs. and then they will be printed basically on demand for those you think before materials, the pain medicine, one for instance acknowledge the everything that we put into one field toge

but is the universally known truth in russia and abroad. but bolton's money guy, and he knows what cells inexpensive are 2002 and that's hostage taken moscow's de brasco theatre stayed by the f. f b to spread anti chechen. failing a cynical politicization of the deadliest attack the capitals ever seen. also living in cuz murder is presented, case closed as a pewter hit job. obviously, even though a british inquiry itself only use the what probably, and the version of tourism is highly likely the, you know, points the finger without coughing out the proof. imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, they want to talk to you 5 star, all of which might suggest that this is an offer, a full of so many shocks, terrors and malign. ms. thieves that you leave the theater shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if, for instance, just the cobra should have been available to compose it. sadly, bolton is no source, dakota, which poor thing and already gave it all

but john nichols is from the university of hong kong. he says, some countries in southeast asia have become complacent. what we're seeing now is that when this pandemic star last year number 9, this is just a medical problem, but increasingly it's medical, economic and ethical. so what we're seeing is that because the nation's relatively well in 2020, those, this big sense of complacency. and so people let them, they've got and so we've seen the lack of oxygen, low test levels, the low vaccination rate, anybody, 6 percent populations been vaccinations, they hadn't using them on it. that seems it's been the political leaders to slowly resistance locked down mass gathering. so, i mean, this is where india, indonesia where india was 4 months ago. and so basically, you know, and not learning. and so this business, grace, hence this and then it's a t i'm so it was a math confusing mess. just a read one session who says have been punished for not wearing a mask when johnson loan, when the government's last family visits. so it is a real factor

at dennis nash distinguished professor of epidemiology at the state university of york. thank you. or in other developments us president joe biden has called on his russian counter, populate him of putin to crack down on cyber criminal's loss. we can, more than a 1000 businesses were affected by a ransomware attack. originating from russia, believes to be the biggest attack of its kind in history. white house correspondent, kimberly how kept brings us more on this. lots of concern of the white house is concerned from ordinary americans who have been victimized by these ongoing routes of were attack. so the impacts have been felt with the rest were attack on the colonial pipeline. that also occurred recently that resulted in americans not being able to fuel their gas tags in some cases for up to a week. and then we also saw the meat packing industry effective. and that of course, impacted the the supply chain. and what gets food to american tables as well? so there's been increasing pressure on the, by the ministration to hold the russian liter vladimir putin to account. they have t

the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape. my technology and human ingenuity can make it work for you and your business. ah. a top stories with our on al jazeera corona virus case numbers are searching across the u. s. a 7 day average rows more than 50 percent in just the past week with nearly all patients being admitted to hospital for the virus. they are people who happen to be in denise is now the center of the latest wave of covered in se, asia. it's reported more than $1400.00 deaths and $35000.00 cases in 24 hours. and china is deployed as military to hand on province. central region struggling with it was flooding and recent history troops actually burst a nearby down to try to reduce the risk of more floods. at least 33 people have been killed. talk you the host city of analytic games like no other thing. it's highest number of infections in 6 months to more athletes that the limbic village of tested positive they are among 12 cases linked to the games which are announced on thursday. it brings the to

but the fun can see the clinical lecture at the university of x's medical school says her immunity might be still quite out of reach to get the the advantage of heard the immunity you would need about 75 percent fully immunized. unfortunately, with a delta variance, which is more infectious, you now have to upgrade to 80 percent, 85 percent before you can get what you would call that comfort zone of her community. could we do vaccine? they're not as good as say the vaccine for me though. you can be immunized, but you can still get mild, moderate infection with africa and asia and south america. very, very poorly immunized. we could get another very and which could be, i hope not, but which could be more severe, disease causing and more transmissible, etc. to remove all those restrictions and infection control and a rising tide of cases and leave it to woman. control is a little bit risky. hard work begins massively enough. variations are underway in germany following a catastrophic floods their huge oh me, volunteers is joined firefighters, police, and military and tackling the devastati

greece and turkey with a slight breeze natur update the bank energy and change to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity we can make it work for you and your business. ah ah ah, one of the top stories here. well rich man, it's going to space on a private rocket, visuals his brother and 2 others made the 10 minute journey. is the 1st commercial flight for the ty cummings, blue origin, face tours, and company. several rockets would be fond towards the sun presidential palace in campbell. it could be heard as president found he was needing a pres, new report of death or injury. and hate his new problem is that i had only is due to be sworn in the south face interim promise to kill joseph schuman dealership after president german emily's estimation. and these 3 people have been killed in severe flooding in china's hand. province with more reigns forecast, emergency crews will be working to rescue train passages after the summary flooded in the provincial capital. hong drove the region of seeing a most rainfall with had fo

earlier in the program, i spoke with a barrage pine canyon, a senior clinical electra at the university of exit as medical school. he says, a code immunity may still be out of reach to get the, the advantage of heard immunity. you would need about 75 percent fully immunized. unfortunately, with a delta variance, which is more infectious, you now have to upgrade to 80 percent, 85 percent before you can get what you would call that comfort zone of heard immunity, sorry, could we do vaccines? they're not as good as say, the vaccine or measles. you can be immune. i like you can still get mild, moderate infection with africa and asia and south america. very, very poorly immunized. we could get another very and which could be, i hope not, but which could be more severe, disease causing and more transmissible, etc. to remove all of those restrictions and infection control and a rising tide of cases and leverage warranty control is a little bit risky. massive cleanup operations are underway in germany following the catastrophic floods. a huge army of volunteers is joined firefighters, police on

he's a professor of physics at the university of newcastle in australia and libertine who created the test. he joined us via skype from new cars to pull good to have you with a fellow scientist start describing this is the holy grail of blood, sugar testing. non invasive, pain free, you let the team that made this trip. how revolutionary is it? do you think? well, we think it's going to make a massive difference down to millions of diabetics around the world. being able to now test your blood sugar with your saliva rather than your blood. opens up the door to pain free testing. something that actually hinders the successful treatment to diabetes will stop. yeah, and that's the important point you make pull because type one diabetic usually have to pick themselves the pin up to 5 times a day to draw blood. and that's lead many patients to cut corners and minimize that daily test because it is painful as you say, you're absolutely right. so imagine instead that you're able to simply use your saliva to test your glucose levels without any needles. that's what we've been working on for th

countries will be taking portions from today borrowed upon, county or senior clinical lecturer at the university of exit. medical school says her unity might not be in reach quite yet. to get the, the advantage of heard immunity. you would need about 75 percent fully immunized. unfortunately, with a delta value which is more infectious, you now have to upgrade to 80 percent. 85 percent before you can get what you would call that comfort zone of her immunity. sa, scooby. doo vaccine. they're not as good as se, the vaccine. for measles, you can be immune, but you can still get mild. moderate infection with africa and asia and south america very, very poorly immunized. we could get another very and which could be, i hope not, but which could be more severe, disease causing and more transmissible, etc. remove all those restriction and infection control and a rising tide of cases and leverage water and control is a little bit risky. the hard work begins massive. tina orations are on the way in germany following the catastrophic floods. their huge army volunteers is joined firefighters, police and the

that the person providing it could be prosecuted, that universities could not study marijuana to get the dosage right for her child. during that press conference, her child fell to a seizure. it is still one of the most moving moments of my senate career, and yet criminalized americans, and now some people are trying to help their child and people are wondering, people aren't getting arrested anymore for possession of marijuana. i will tell you right now, i saw it when jeff sessions became attorney general and said he would restart prosecutions. i see it now all around our country. in 2019, there were more marijuana arrests than all other violent crime arrest combined, and the majority of those were for simple possession. this is a grievous reality. lives are being destroyed every single day. and the hypocrisy of this is that, right here in the capito l, people running for congress, senate, people running for president readily admit that they use marijuana. but we have children in this country, people all over the nation, veterans, black and brown people, low-income people bearing th

why there's now she's a distinguished professor of epidemiology at the city university of new york graduate school of public health insurance, as far as skype from brooklyn, new york city. thanks so much for being with us. how serious would you say is the 3rd wave in africa at the moment? what's the main driver behind it? well, i think it's very distressing as you point out, the areas of the world where there's less vaccine is also are also the same areas that are exceed, increase in cases and death. so it's highly distressing to me that there's so little vaccine coverage in the sub saharan african region. and at the same time, not surprising because we've never really had a credible coordinated global plan that enables us to deploy the vaccine at scale in areas of the world where it's most needed as you point out. it's being deployed in resource rich environments like the u. s u k and having an enormous impact there and controlling the spread of 19. but vaccine coverage is now lowest in the areas of the world with the highest cove in 1900 daily death rate, places like namibia, south africa

shack. eventually i think towards beijing, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue, the change is all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity can make it work for you and your business. ah the me. welcome back. check all the main stories. now, a taliban delegation is visiting the washing capital moscow. they've insisted that they're open to a cease fire with the afghan government group now claims control 85 percent of the country un security council is extending a mandate. a deliveries to northern syria by 12 months the program was due to expire on saturday. nearly a 1000 trucks from turkey bring supplies and millions of syrians every month. and an international man who is on the way site remaining suspects me. assassination of the haitian president jovan l. williams by the u. s. and columbia offered help with the investigation will go to bangladesh. now, a factory, 5 hours killed, at least $52.00 people with fears that more bodies could be found. emergency teams are still searching the top 2 floors of the 5 story building. many wor

we need to tie the student loans to the universities. universities have been profiting. there has been so much money in the university system. they need to be held accountable and have skin in the game, to pit i want to hold everyone accountable, but i also like we should stop pushing college on kids since it is not that great of an investment. you can make more money going into plumbing, electrical work, trade unions. i love trade unions. they are great. they will be rebuilding this country and saving our kids and families a lot of debt. host: terry schilling is president of an organization called the american principles project, giving us >> coming up live on c-span the white house press secretary 10 -- jen psaki will be reaping reporters at 12:30 eastern. coming up 2:30 we will take you back for a nationally -- naturalization ceremony. they are life on c-span you can watch online at c-span.org or listen and with the three radio app. -- free radio app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view for government funded by these kill ash television companies including charter commu

attending the university of michigan at ann arbor, he would eventually become the wolverines most valuable player and entertain offers from the pros. but he had already decided that his future lay in the courtroom, not a great iron. you left ann arbor for yale in the fall of 1935. hard to coach boxing in football, it wasn't long before for the faculty offered coach forward and opening in their law program. he was ready for the challenge and the 1941, gerald ford graduated in the top third of his clause. returning home to grand rapids, he opened a law practice with his friend, philip buchanan. but their plans were interrupted by foreign dictators. and gerald ford went oft -- off to war. for almost two years, the aircraft carrier would take him across 40,000 miles of the pacific. his experience and ten major battles with change his perception of the world and his nation's place in it. he had seen too much of the world to believe that it would go away or that america could bury her head in the sand. >> i always felt that i was a moderate conservative republican. i felt very strongly that the

of course, frankly ever in the united states stands firmly with the people or q as they assert their universal rights. and because the government, from acumen to refrain from violence or attempt to silence the voice of the people, or cube in mexico, president lopez over at or cult for dialogue, as well as an end to us sanctions against the caribbean island nation. getting his no school on us, it has to be the cuban people who decide because cuba is a free, independent, and sovereign country. there should be no interventionism. though the streets of cuba capital have quieted down tensions were made with many seem the latest protests as the beginning signs of a new movement that seeks to reshape cuban political system. manuel up a little al jazeera, the us justice department says it's helping investigate the assassination of haiti's president of anomalies, the inter and prime minister floor jazz f says his main focus is to find out who was behind the murder last week. police arrest of the man suspected of masterminding, a plot women. my main concern as prime minister is the investigation into th

universal high-quality preschool for three and four-year-olds. all the data shows how that increases their prospect no matter what environment they come from to do better and make it through school. two years of free community college and high quality affordable childcare for working families. it would no longer cost -- it would no longer cost for lower income students going to school, the pell grants, we provide an additional $1500 in pell grants. also making $9 billion investment in educators, so we can address teacher shortages, diversify our pipeline, and improve teacher training, teacher mentoring. critically, it extend and ask and the child tax credit -- expand the child tax credit. what that means is instead of deducting $2000 per child off the bottom line of your taxes, which does not do too much for families who don't have a big tax bill to begin with. pretty soon before this month is out, families are going to get a significant check, for every child under the age of six you will get $3600 per child. for every child 6-17, you will get $

paul hunter is professor in medicine at the university of east anglia. the first thing to say is it's not entirely unexpected. we saw cases beginning to plateau earlyjune, but i think we saw a subsequent large surge that was associated with the early england game. and so as the euros finished, we would certainly expect to see less of a driver on the case numbers. and in fact, looking at scotland, we're actually what happened in scotland a couple of weeks before us, where ten days or so after their last game, case numbers started falling dramatically. and indeed, hospitalisations are now declining in scotland as well. i suspect... this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: news that presidentjoe biden has said the us troops will end their combat mission in iraq by the end of the year. tunisia is facing a period of major upheaval after its president dismissed the country's prime minister and suspended the parliament, following violent protests over the government's handling of a massive spike in covid cases. the northwest african na

universities couldn't study to make the dose right for her child. during the press conference the child fell into a seizurement to this day it's one of the most movement of my senate career that we have criminalized americans and some people trying to help their child. and some people are wondering, people aren't getting arrested anymore for possession of marijuana. i saw when jeff sessions became attorney general and said he would restart prosecution. in our country, in 2019 there are more marijuana arrests than this all other combined, and majority of those were for simple possession, this is a grievous reality. lives are being destroyed every single day and the hypocrisy of this is that here in the capital now, people running for congress, people running for senate, people running for president of the united states readily admit that they've used marijuana. but we have children in this country, people all over this nation are veterans, black and brown people, low income people now bearing the stain of having a criminal conviction for doing things

caroline chan is an assistant professor of tax at san jose state university, she says also included in the american rescue plan. a big bump in the amount of money families can get for dependent care when they file their 2021 taxes. that credit is now up to 8000 per child instead of 3000. it'll be a larger i meant amount of, uh, expenses that you can claim for the credit credit will go to reduce your taxes to zero. and then if there's any left over, the government will pay you congressman ro khanna this morning tweeted that about 30,000 families in his district, which includes fremont, milpitas parts of san jose and sunnyvale, qualify for the monthly tax payments with the average south by family getting $2300 this year. this can make it possible for hardworking parent to say to his or her child, honey, we get you can get your new braces. now we can get you tutor to help you in that math class, having trouble with. president biden says he would like to extend these payments through 2025, but that would require additional action in congress. the irs, meanwhile, has set up a web portal whe

you can display it businesses or at work, stanford university is reporting a handful of breakthrough cases of covid 19, the university, says seven students who were vaccinated tested positive this week. all were symptomatic and are now isolating, stanford says of the students who have disclosed their vaccine status. 90% have gotten their shots starting in the fall, the university will require all students returning to campus to show proof of vaccination. on board with it, and it helps me to feel, um more comfortable on campus. we all collectively won. the students want an in classroom experience. most of us if we can have the vaccine, it's in our favor. the school released a statement saying, in part quote, all students will be asked about their vaccine status prior to their arrival on campus for the fall quarter. we will work to help arriving students obtain a vaccination if they have been unable to obtain one at their home location, students are able to appeal to the school to opt out of the vaccine for a medical or religious reason. we spoke with infectious disease expert dr john

michigan state university were dr. nasser was employed, they did hire a special prosecutor back in 2018 to get to the bottom of this and intend to show some accountability in route out the wrong. like you said, there are just so many layers to some of these organizations. so there is that precedent set by m su, and it will be great to see that here with the f b i. and as we've seen, unfortunately some of the rot but is taking place in the f. b, i extends beyond this was an isolated incident. we know from 2019 and some of the issues surrounding the trump investigation with carter page in russia, gate and those sorts of things that, that there were issues with the f b i and them not following standard procedures and protocol in other situations. so this situation, i think it certainly brings it to that level, but the fact that this isn't an isolated incident, i think, absolutely heightens the need for something like a special prosecutor. take a look at what's happening from the inside over or you could not have thrown that to me any age or credit to our next question because the ultimate,

he's a professor of medicine at georgetown university. now professor really feels like things in some parts of the us just slowly starting to get back to normal and large part due to this huge vaccination campaign. so by this point, most people who want to get jobs have is vaccine hesitancy. what's driving the spikes? yes, i think so, i mean, you know, virtually all of our hospitalizations and deaths, virtually all are among vaccinated people and we have large packages on vaccinated people in a number of states tickling the south southern part of the united states in the south west. and that driving the cases in the hospitalization and the deaths. and i foresee that's gonna continue to happen because the delta vera, is so much more transmissible up to 200 percent more transmissible than the original source covey to. so how do you even begin to tackle this level of vaccine hesitancy when it has become so politicized? it really is politicize you, and i think we were getting to the point in the united states where we've done extraordinary we

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against university professors is very interest fingers in that field. but he doesn't have the kind of practical political experience that people like best guard to except she had and enabled them to deal with the not cardi leadership. and you know, for a lot of people and not that may look like mohammed mercy in egypt or look like turkey. but i can tell you that on the scale of political movement, she is pretty moderate islam. it's a little bit late to lesion quibble, end of the christian democratic party in germany. if you want to make that kind of comparison, david mark, thank you very much. it was great to get your thoughts. all right, in the middle of its worst economic crisis in modern history, 11 on the parliament is chosen a billionaire. as a new prime minister designate veteran politician and the g, because he's a business man who's been in progress the twice before. he's probably the thing to save love not from his crippling financial crisis, but critics of previously accused of cronyism and getting rich by questionable means a charge. he denie

coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, a bay area university stepping up to help. >> young kids vaccinated before the school year starts. plus wine makers and the north. they are pushing for more fire prevention as the state gets deeper into fire season and after the break, targeting on people in the east bay. now police are trying to figure out a way to stop them. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news reyna harvey and it is friday for you. >> maybe you have some plans because the weather is going to be nice over the next couple of days. good morning, john. hey, good morning. rain and we are going to be looking at a really nice next couple of days before. >> the warm-up really builds in come sunday and into monday of next week. not just a warm up but also a muggy feel to it as temperatures begin to warm back up. we're going to be tapping into monsoonal moisture, which could actually result in an isolated thunderstorm or 2 come late sunday into early monday. as far as conditions go right now, you can see the low cloud cover sitting over half moon bay right here as we work