most of us waited with others hoping for news about his mother. he says he couldn't identify her among other victims. i've been searching for her since yesterday. where shall i go now? when the fire broke out, we tried to break the door down to rescue her and the other patient. but it was too late. according to medical sources, the fire started when an oxygen tank used for treating cool patient sick, secluded lay mobile materials used in the construction of the walls of this center, including foam, help fuel the fire. the victims died from both burns and suffocation. this is the 2nd, the blaze at 19 unit in an iraqi hospital in 3 months. in april, a fire killed 82 cove with patients at the hospital in baghdad. the health sector in iraq has been hit by years of case and mismanagement. it seems there is little hope of the situation improving anytime soon, and it's the patients who are paying the price that were had al jazeera in maria, city, southern iraq, to a personal break here. and i just want to become back. this is a test of our time. we think

all right, rob mcbride life us there in. so rob, thank you. i look down in australia's biggest city that was due to end on friday has been extended by at least 2 weeks. sydney struggling to contain that outbreak of the highly contagious delta variant. 97 new cases were recorded in the past 24 hours under restrictions imposed last month. residents are only allowed to leave home for exercise, essential, shopping, or work. after months of declining infections cases on the rise in the united states, the surge is being driven by the delta strain on fleming vaccination rates. my county has moved from washington dc. the infection rate has now doubled within the last 3 weeks today. there was some 23000 new cases reported as opposed to roughly 11000 on june the 23rd. there are a few reasons for this. firstly, delta barian has created a massive problem within the united states as it has in other countries. but what you've also had in between 2 is the july, the full holiday weekend, where there were large numbers of gatherings. so these are coming togeth

that way the rest of us can go on vacation and the rest of us can have food on our table. one of the most important things that we have to address for immigration is updating error legal immigration so that people can into the country through a process and not have to pay smugglers thousands of dollars to try to get to the border and ask for asylum protection. our system is the only thing left to replace our antiquated and dysfunctional legal system. i think republicans and democrats can update the legal immigration to ensure that people have a process to go through in order to into the country. host: i want to you get your discussion -- your opinion on a discussion i capitol hill yesterday. senator mitt romney asked the homeland security secretary weather by an administration decided to halt construction of the border wall between the u.s. and mexico. take a listen. [video clip] >> as senator, i know we will not agree on this issue but the decision with respect to the border wall is not a political decision but a substantive one. the 15 billion dollars that was dedicated

he's joining us from capital. thank you so much for speaking to us. so as were saying at its peak, the background airbase had about 100000 us troops passed through it. and now 20 years later, after 1st arriving, they pulled out. what are your thoughts? thank you. i think the pulling out of us troops with nettle. it's a bit tasty and the current situation because we don't touch on the ground. but unfortunately, it is part of the history, the much believe this. this was the longest years have ever had in history. so the withdrawal is happening right in a time where taliban, sort of the daughter of the severe and harsh fight giving go on and all over the country. more than 80 districts have been fallen into the hands of taliban and passed one month of july, june is called the deadliest month for have gone focuses in the us to the gates. so all these happening at the moment to hear that the bug gram base is back and did today by us forces we had to be state for past 20 years. and they listed a lot in this pretty mice. it was one of the biggest base for th

they never told us. instead, they repeated something we had heard once or twice before, diversity is our strength. >> knowing our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. i say to them our diversity is our strength. >> our diversity, her patchwork heritage is our weakness, it still and always will be one of our greatest strengths. >> our diversity is one of our greatest strengths. >> i think this is an opportunity to establish by that measure we are now officially much stronger. the office of the director of national intelligence has released this proof of it all the annual demographic report for fiscal year 2020 hiring retention of minorities, women, and persons with disability, and you're going to want to get a copy in time for christmas, not to read it, it's unreadable but for the pictures, the pictures are amazing, we now have conclusive photographic evidence that our spy agencies employ several people with different color skin. even a woman in a wheelchair. how do we know? in this case,

is use and abuse is not. the fda changing tune limiting the use of a controversial alzheimer's drug. the agent is i a proved the drug for people with alzheimer's in general. going against the advice of the experts. now they are saying the drug should be used in patients with mild dementia. calling for a government investigation into highly unusual contact between some of the agency drug reviewers and drug maker. >> a lot of bay area east bay restaurants and businesses are reevaluating future power plans now a judge upheld the ordnance that bans natural gas lines in new buildings. it was passed in 2020. requiring new buildings to use all electricity. for heating or cooking. to reduce greenhouse gas emission. most reraunts rely on gas. so the restaurant association sued to over turn the ordnance arguing the ban conflicts with federal laws on energy efficiency. 48 hours until lift off. the billionaire about to hit the start button on a new space race. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 mil

so catherine sawyer reports from us, aba, it's a difficult task for aid, walk us trying to get food and other supplies to those who need it. most anti guy fighting is still going on in some part of the region. different forces control different areas and draw the facilities have been destroyed in some area. this is what is left of a bridge over the tech has a river. it's an important supplier route to west and t guy. the wall food program says it's food. stocks are running low and the airport still closed. reaching much of the population will be a struggle. the fact is that people have died. people are dying and more people will die if we're not allowed in the ability to to prevent, prevent it from happening. the internet, telecommunication, and electricity has been cut off. if you'll be a government official, c t guys, s peace will soon be open for un humanitarian life. i asked the state minister of foreign affairs about restoring either basic services he blamed rebel forces in t guy for destroying telecommunication and power lines, as well as killing engineers deployed to fix them. th

and the soviet union used workers. they didn't really care about workers. they used them to gain power. they've given up in particular on black kids. i am very disturbed by this movement against testing. all the test is doing is showing where the kid is. if you want to help someone they need to know where they are not where you hope they are, they need to know where they actually are. you tell them what they need to year and when you want to help yourself you tell them what they want to hear and i think your analysis is right. the progressives were more interested in helping themselves. the other problem is they have really decided that these kids will never measure up. that blacks in general will never measure up. this whole effort to decriminalize things and make things that are illegal to accommodate disparities to me says they have no agency we must eliminate the standards again ignoring the entire black history pre- 1950s so it is very disturbing to me. so that is where we are today. >> i agree with you. they've c

>> jessica is joining us now at what's coming up at 5:30. some states pushed to make voting laws more . >> president biden not mincing words about what it could mean. >> free and fair elections. the most undemocratic, and sadly, not unprecedented. >> what the president wants congress to do to address the situation. >> also, israel ales already offering a third booster shot of the covid vaccine. is the u.s. about to follow suit? >> people are saying, well, maybe these vaccines don't work if you're going to need a booster, no, not at all. >> why dr. fauci says your two doses will still keep you safe. >> and we're roughly a month away from the start of the school year, the way san jose unified is now trying to track teachers. the news at 5:30 s

the us secretary of homeland security ela 100. my yorkers fled cuba as a child and warned those potentially planning to leave cuba not to come migrants who do attempt to enter the united states by sea. put their lives at incredible risk. the waters in the straits of florida in the caribbean are dangerous, especially now. as we have entered hurricane season, people will die. miami's man francis suarez, is calling for military intervention, saying the u. s. has an obligation to stand with the people of cuba. they've shut down the internet, they've shut down electricity, and they've gone out to the street to be harm. those who are protesting peacefully for freedom and liberty in their country outside the white house to cuban americans calling on the biden administration to help military intervention isn't likely to happen. but key was actions are being condemned. communism is a failed ideology, and we certainly believe that it has failed the people to cuba. they deserve freedom. they deserve a government that supports them. whether t

and that will point us back to the right direction in the future. should we in a moment of weakness or inaction, lose our weight. but the legal victory had little impact on china's behavior. in the past few years, china even increased its presence in areas controlled by the philippines and other countries with what are described as fishing militias. believe to be connected to the chinese army and it's also expanded, it's reclamation of islands and reefs already deemed illegal under international law. all this is happening under the watch of philippine president rodrigo to 13, was not only undermined his own country legal link, but even called in amir scrap of paper. other countries repeatedly called in china seas. it's illegal incursions, but one of the strongest statements has come from the us secretary of state anthony, blinking. he warned china america would defend the philippines. should there be an armed attack against it's military, african, or even its public vessels? many say it was a david versus the live scenario that proved that rights is

by the us forces on the ground had enough on us. not they hand it or the biggest us base had enough son to the one security forces this morning. and then off of cover the, the bug bases one of the cities, command and center called on for the us forces. and if they were used to arrange all of these attacks from here, that's what this was the main base where they were controlling all of one is done, the background muscle base was also the central come on for all those drone attacks . and other minute she, patients here enough on it some that were, that was guided from this base here not only in the us about, but also in the region here as well above ground. a base was also house off more than old, around 40000 foreign forces after 2009. the debug on base is now handed over to wants to get the force as a huge security responsibility for the $147.00. the phone is not. and now we can say that if this bug bass was handed or to the, to the 11 security foster, it's a big move. and it means that the, the rest of understand will be also hande

thanks so much for joining us tonight. a we are experiencing this mostly onme social media and people are seeing videos on what's happening in your country. describe what's going on right now, if you wouldn't? , it would?>> there been three n the relenting violence in areas around johannesburg as well as urban and surrounding areas. it started as protests against the jailing of former president jacob zuma and this was on wednesday last week. out by thursday there was sporadic incidences of violence, but over the weekend is intensified to what the president has now called a coordinated criminality. dozens of shopping centers and now even warehouses and factories have been completely looted by thousands of people across the country and these two major economic hubs. at what you see as the police completely overburdened, unable to stop these violent looting scenes that unfolded in the country, with the president having to call in the south african national defense course on monday to reinforce efforts by police. there have be

what are you making for us? >> i don't always cook on the dinner plate, i don't know if i could confirm that last month. >> what cummaquid got 20 seconds left, what are you doing for your july 4 holiday? >> we are working. [laughter] >> the hot dogs, not the baloney. celebrate july 4 with us tomorrow night, we'll be here fox news present in independence day pressure, live fireworks from the nation's capitol and west sonic tomorrow night 8:00 eastern standard time here on the fox news channel in fact does it for all of us. a bunch of hot dogs. we are going to see you here tomorrow 5:00 for the big sunday show. the fox report with jon scott starting right now. ♪♪ suspending search for victims in the rubble of a collapsed condo building the structure ready for demolition tropical storm elsa, it's a race against time. good evening, i don scott. the fox report. ♪♪ officials say demolition workers would bring down what's left of champlain tower south as early as tomorrow. the number of confirmed dead reason to

there was no reason for us to lose what is a serious conflict between us and china. not a military conflict but an economic one. there was no reason for us to lose it. it's not because they were working for the other side. they were working for their interest. china was a proxy. they would have fed off of anyone. china was the power with a growing consumer market. the difference is the pressure didn't want to selloff the pressure people. but that's what happened to us. -- british. >> so many threats here. why do you think the people in charge of the united states were so quick to sellout their own country? was it purely a profit motive? there seems to be some contempt involved. >> right. the globalist ideal and china is the centerpiece of the globalist ideal. you can't make it work without china. when you incorporate ideas like trade is limited by things like borders and things like national sovereignty. then you have people who are contemptious of the country. and the educational system reibforces these different things. -- they have no love nor ofacs of the country

states are free to use that money for schools, they can use it for all sorts of other things as a result. now you have this debate. one of the things happening this week on capitol hill, jay powell will be testifying in the banking committee on thursday while republicans will be pressing him to put out some markers on inflation. they are trying to find any ammunition they can to defeat this $3 trillion package. democrats will be pushing in the opposite direction and pointing out a lot of economists said most of the inflation we are seeing right now is sort of transitory. it is related to reopening the economy. people having money in their pockets. want to go out and build houses, take vacations, go to restaurants. you are seeing some imbalances in the economy that might not be here in another year. i think this will be the debate you're going to hear in the next several months as they write this reconciliation bill. it sort of sets the top line. lots of pages, lots of wrangling to do. this debate will be republican saying inflation is already bad. we have the tax increase on folks, we ne

you are an inspiration to a lot of us. i hope people learn about your story and the positive upbeat belief in the united states of america. that's what we should celebrate this weekend. god bless and you thanks for joining us. the media gloriies communist china our southern border is falling apart. that's what a smuggler said on the border last night. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> biden is getting sued by law enforcement. texas sheriffs and i.c.e. agents are taking the administration to court for preventing them from enforcing current law. senator, i know you are passionate about this issue. the media seems to be totally ignoring what is going on at the border. what are you seeing up close and personal? >> i have been to the border 3 times in 4 months. it's amazing that the smugglers are excited about president biden. when president trump went to the border the border patrol agents are excited to see president trump. here's what i have seen. the wall is unfinished. president biden hired contractors to watch the steel

he joins us live via zoom. david, let me just put a working theory to you. consider this a qu, if you're part of the elite, if you're part of the rich of chinese. yeah. but if you're part of the people outside of the big cities and you're poor and you're living in the countryside, you consider this a decisive step in the right direction. well, there are a couple of things involved here in ron. and i think you did a good job in your, in laying the story out of quoting both white house spokeswoman jim saki and the state department with the emphasis they have placed on protecting tunisian democracy. and that's very different from what president chrysler has decided. he has emphasized the provisions of the constitution and particularly article but article 80 is subject to a lot of conflicting interpretations by his rivals. and the number of them would not accept his interpretations, which sounded a little bit like a constitutional nit picking on his part. the fact is, the united states does support the general idea

joining us is dr. dan gizzo, the director of kaiser permanente and a kaiser permanente employee and also a student at the academy. doctor, thank you for joining us. what are people learning? >> we're excited about the new practice kaiser permanente is working to increase the number of mental health professionals in california. so we started an innovative new program that gives employees who are passionate about mental health the opportunity to go back to school and pursue mental health degree studies such as masters degree in therapy, social work, even doctor in clinical psychology. this is a project we're doing to address the projected workforce shortages. >> yes. i think this is a really big deal. as i mentioned during the commercial break, mental health is something we focus on at abc7. we've been through it with the pandemic. i want to bring in fione. i feel people are driven top act based on personal experiences. what led you to sign up with the program. >> i was interested in mental health for mu

many other cities limited the use of rubber bullets. it is no surprise that in such a toxic environment, police retirement surged. 50 percent in chicago, 37 percent in las vegas, 72 percent new york the sixth grade and recruiting is just as bad as officers asked me when i travel around the country, and speak to them about how recruiting and retention is going, it would want to be a police. in today's environment. sob because they're not willing to putll themselves in harms wa, to protect the vulnerable it is because they know the probe criminal policies are making it impossible to do their jobs. it's concerted nationwide attack and police is nothing less than the greatest assault on the rule of law in modern times. the simple fact is today democratic party is prone riots, anti- cop and anti- prosecutor. congrats today and worst of the four violent criminals and part innocent victims when given power, turnout criminals justice system into a criminals justice system. democrats and leaders ignore obvious truth, if you stop enforcing the la

so kind of motivate that investment will help us get these projects done and help us pay for them. >> peter in new hampshire, good morning. you are next up. >> good morning. i'm wondering if ms. frettwell could comment on the civilian conservation corps reestablished with a whole range of additional benefits beyond the management of a public lands forest, such as reduction of incarcerations for low-level crimes where encampments would be established in the wilderness areas, and where health and education opportunities would be provided, they would be paid to, but the money would be held by the treasury until they say a three year contract had been completed whereby they would -- it would provide capital acquisition, or it could also provide family support in the interim, as well as climate mitigations. >> thank you. >> another super interesting suggestion. my concern with that type of ideas is we want to get people out there, wonderful opportunity to take people incarcerated and give them some productive activities to do, teaching them, providing them with education, may be helping th

use them against us. these weapons include hammers, knives, batons, and police shields taken by force, as well as bear spray and pepper spray. some of the rioters wore tactical gear including bulletproof vests and gas masks. forcibly took our batons and shields to use them against us, i was particularly shocked at the scene the insurrectionists violently attacked us with the very american flag they sought to protect. based on the verbal commands we have, it appeared that many of these attackers had law enforcement or military experience. the rioters were vicious and relentless. we found ourselves in a violent battle desperate to attempt a breach of the capitol by the entrance by the immigration stage. metropolitan police officers were being pulled into the ground, we have one right here, right next to me. as we try to push the rioters back from the breach of the capitol, in my attempt to assist two officers, i grabbed one by the officer of the back of the collar and pulled him back to the police line. whe

joining us again back with us, former deputy independentme counsel. your take on this, turning up unpaid taxes on $1.7 million for benefits like the use of school tuition, what was your first reaction when you heard this? >> this is eight? this is what we've been hearing years?or two that was my reaction. i heard somebody onct another sw today calling it small potatoes. i think that's being nice. this is not the case i would normally be investigated for two years or even two months against the new york business. that's what i think. elizabeth: yes, it feels like a tax case handled by the tax authorities, visit meet the level of t criminality does forr president trump base legal jeopardy whatsoever? >> former president trump just by virtue of who he is, he faces legal jeopardy but certainly if they thought they hadd enough to prosecute him, they would have and it's clear that they don't, it's clear eisenberg has not foot in any way, think of it this way, he 73 years old, even if he goes to trial in this convicted, which is by no means a certainty, the

that could be all kinds of connotations. >> i used to be on a military base and they used to go to the apartment building, go home, yankees so there's bad connotations there, too. thank you for having me on the show, first of all. this is awesome. i don't know a lot about sports. when i saw the logo, it reminded me babysitting and i went online and somebody else got the idea and it looked like back so i don't know, i think there is an effort to change everything we know and these minority woke people are trying to take over everything. dan: when does it stop? when you do people with indian heritage they are like we are not offended by any of this stuff. this is great, right? the democrats, they ruined everything. sport name, protect strength, warriors, you're going to wind. he rose cleveland whose years or pansies, we celebrate the things we name our sports teams after. i understand from the book we drink a little too much -- we celebrate that. this is great, right? [laughter] here's what happens, you get crazy left-wing groups, small minority to put pressure on these teams and say you

how many of us across america have actually felt that as they fill their cars up? katrina from idaho. gas is $3.78 a gallon. milk is almost $3 a gallon. we have cut spending at the grocery store a bunch since prices have gone up. no extra outings or eating out. home improvements are on hold until prices come down. mike, a lead pastor at the church. my wife and i can't do as much as we used to do for others. so we're not liking that. we're on a fixed income and working on building a church congregation from scratch. we're seeing many who are going without food, medication, etc. so we're taking food to them to hopefully make their lives easier. . inflation is destroying our financial security. as i watched a clip from the president's town hall last night, i couldn't see a person more out of touch. a small business owner struggling to survive through the pandemic, he has government competing with him with high unemployment and $15 and can't bring people back to work. i wish the president understood what it's like to own a small business. for all the small business own

good to have with us on all to 0 . what do you think that the president would have to do now in order to reassure the people of chinese and countries, particularly in the gulf that this was not a qu? i think the best step to actually to read to what you, what you've done. because according to going to the fusion, i think he has the only version. he's understanding that she can discharge the government. he can do sort of the parliament, the best thing they can do right now to undo what he's done before. and i'm sure i'm not sure he has the character to do that because he's a clear, he's stubborn. he is not all been, are you to on your the out of the but he's got parties the invited all civil society organization for the police that he has such an attitude against the police stations as a rob and this is the same attitude for popular leaders we have seen in your body and he says during administration, i think this is a dangerous more i should hearing lies and understand that this is being a part of the democratic process

i think it is very useful for him. >> margaret? >> i agree with john, i don't think the case is going to go a wear, but i don't think it is about the legal issues, necessarily. i think this is part of the broader republican message we are born here, which is these -- we are going to hear, which is these big tech companies are biased against conservatives. i think republicans see that is motivating to their base. even if the case does not go anywhere, it may still accomplish the former president's goals. >> do conservatives have a case that there has been some bias? >> i don't think there has been a solid evidence that shows these companies are biased against conservatives. i think the companies are trying to moderate content, hate speech, inciting violence. and where they draw the line is something i think both people -- people on both sides tend to question. >> i agree with what margaret just said. there have not been strong evidence that these companies are systematically biased against the republican party. the party sees this a

don't put them down. >> sean: we appreciate you being with us. stay with us. more "hannity" after this. .. >> unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening but as always, thank you for being with us. i have some good news. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is up next. i'll help you set your dvr, have a great night. >> laura: i am a laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from a very busy washington tonig laura: this is the ingraham angle from a busy washington.ht a california restaurant owner decided to new gavin newsom's new edict throwing up in his eatery to the unvaccinated and maskless. why is doing it his own way and is not scared of the repercussions was one of the most embarrassing displays he will receive from a sitting united states congressman.

can you talk us through some of that? yeah, i live in the country, so i live on a farm and our neighbors are poultry farmers. and unfortunately the last time about a 1000 birds due to the heat. but they were very lucky with only moving a 1000. there was a farm on the mainland outside of vancouver that lost $50000.00 chickens. it just due to the heat alone. nicole, what was the weather usually be like this time of year? how, how does all of this compare? well, we're normally about $2425.00 degrees, so it jumped 6 degrees in one day for us. and the hottest we saw here was 39 degrees. but with the humidity it felt like it was 44. so it was significantly higher than what we're used to. so we've been seeing these incredible pictures coming out of less than i know the man when he was leaving, he said he felt lucky to get out with his own life. and given all the wildfires that is springing up around the province, how are people there approaching things? i imagine there's quite a bit of fear there is, you know, it happens a lot i

tell us about that. >> freedom isn't free. i came to america, i came for the bag of clothes and not speaking english. as a socialist -- marxist, poland is no longer socialist but i spent time succumbing here to america i was given the opportunity to be free, i was given the freedom and i understand freedoms are free from your forefathers, your father's so i can live free here, i could not sleep on the sidelines so when the war broke out, i volunteered to serve in military because again, i believe is this moral obligation or evidence support our country, america in any way they can but we all have to support america. for me, i think the important way was to join military and protect america, be in the hands and protect it people and children. dan: listen to your podcast, another american hero and your story is incredible. i went to the secret service academy in my 20s which is in the thousand difficult and i was beat up. in your 30s you become one of the most elite military units in the history of humankind, an american hero bu

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but the white house has always resisted using the word mandate. they do not believe it's good politically or good policy. they don't believe it would convince the hesitant to get vaccines. now they are taking a dramatic step further even from where they were several days ago byishing the requirement. i'm told the speech this afternoon, the president will be having sharp words for the unvaccinated as well as the vaccinated, trying to urge others in the country to get the shot. >> jeff zeleny live for us. a big day at the white house. let's walk through the numbers behind the shift right now. number one, look at the map. look at the map and look at all the red. look at the deeper gold. that's high and substantial coronavirus community spread right now. only 1 % of americans. think about that. only 1% of americans live now in areas where low community transmission. if you're in high or substantial transmission, the cdc says even if you're vaccinated, you should put on a msk when you go inside the delta variant is spreading. look at the red in the mid

they can't fool us. they want americans to believe that the conservative movement is fractured, that we are divided. they want america to believe that this movement is dead. but we are alive and kicking! [applause] and news flash all those haters social communists out there, marxist to fill it -- fill it all in, we are here to save america! and it is the group of patriots here today and the millions across the incredible brave country who are not going to be silenced, and we definitely are not going to seed this fight to the socialists who want to set our nation afire and see it burn. we will stand in this movement along with the brave individuals here in cpac, the brave men and women across this country and with brave leaders and fighters like president trump. he will never give up on this movement that he created across the country of the forgotten men and women, forgotten no more. no president has stood more for the conservative values in america-first policies that we cherish, that our children deser

and next with us to talk about the new report on the high cost of housing is diane. she is the president and ceo of the national low income housing coalition. good morning. welcome to washington journal. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> tell us what your organization's mission is. >> the national coalition is an organization whose work is all about advancing federal policy solutions to ensure the lowest income people have decent, accessible and affordable homes. >> and we're having you on this morning to talk about your organize's latest report. the name of the report is appropriately enough "out of reach 2021" looking at how much it costs across the country to afford living in this country, to afford rent in this country. tell us about the extent of how you put this report together. what do you look at? >> sure, in our report "out of reach" we calculate what we call the housing wage. that's how much a typical person would have to earn each hour just to be able to afford to rent a modest apartment. so nationally in 2020 the housing wage for a one-bedroom apa

people are using botox and they're getting younger. doctors say the zoom effect is bringing a new generation of patients, millennials and even gen z, that's because they've been wearing less makeup during the pandemic and are noticing the fine lines and wrinkles. angela, what do you think? angela: well, i'm very, very relieved to hear that baby botox actually being small amounts of botox for minor tweaks and not actually giving botox to a baby. this is a very different story with a very different reaction. while i haven't quite gone for any treatment myself just yet, i can tell you i have an bearingly long skin -- embarrassingly long skin care routine. you look at yourself on a zoom call and you see your problems. when i see my friends' selfies, i'm happy to see their faces. i don't see the flaws that people tend to pick at themselves. dagen: i'll take a face with no filter on it. sean, what do you think? sean: you're young, you're beautiful. it doesn't get any better than this. you don't need botox. wait until you're older if you're o

this low pressure system is just off the coast and is a little bit closer to us. that is why we have the stronger onshore flow for today with the slightly cooler temperatures. so, we are going hour by hour on future cast. sunshine inland and some clearing around the bay. the cloud cover along the coast is there and you can see the wins picking up as we go through the rest of the day. the afternoon sea breeze is kick and with 20 to 30 mile per hour wind. up to 40 around the coast and the bay. as we look to the end of the week, a ridge of high pressure over the four corners region building into the desert southwest and with it, our weather. we will heat things up inland. a hot de inland thursday, friday, into the weekend, with highs into the 90s up to triple digits inland by the end of the week. sunset is 8:30 for. sunrise at 5:54 tomorrow morning. digitizer cool, cloudy, and breezy. around the bay in the 60s, and the inland locations with sunshine this afternoon up into the 70s to low to mid 80s. very similar for tomorrow. may be a touch warmer for wednesday and th

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brian sullivan joins us. i know you always have your feng finger on the pulse of the market what do you think has led to the turn around? >> i try by the way. but monday, who knew what a wild week this was on wall street friday was a weak day. monday we came in and wow, the market sold off as you noted down nearly a thousand points. it looked grim there were a lot concerns about the delta variant. but then i think the market came back in part because people realized as serious as the variant is as concerning as the spread is and the higher number of case and the correspondents that everybody just talked about, the idea of broad-based lockdowns are not going to happen. there might be smaller ones here or there but from an economic perspective, investors said okay, a lot of worries we need to get this under control, but when they look out, they see an economy that is for the most part very strong. there's also the prospect of trillions more in spending on thing things like infrastructure and capital bills in co

thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. we have team coverage on the heat. nbc bay area cierra johnson is tracking what pg&e is doing to keep the power flowing, but first let's get a look from meteorologist kari hall. how hot are we talking about here? >> well, we know it's going to be a hot day when it's not even noon and the fog peels away from san francisco and we know that when carlo goes on vacation, the bay area gets at our inland aree we're now in the mid 70s and it's going to heat up pretty quickly. some spots we're about 5 to 10 degrees yesterday at this time so we're going to see that trend continue into the rest of today as we reach into the mid to upper 90s in some is of those spots. there will be a wide range in temperatures. much of the inner bay in the 70s and 80s and 60s and 70s near the coast. gets hotter tomorrow and especially this weekend as those excessive heat warnings go up and we'll see that beginning tomorrow at noon. we'll be tracking all of that heat as well as more sunshine in the forecast. >> kari, for people looking to escape th

so maybe those lessons will stick with us. we will start taking questions pretty soon to think of a question put them in the q&a. but i'm interested in the writing process did you write pieces of the book as they felt complete and then later work out the timeline? what was the process to write the narrative because the story goes back that i know what the reset on - - the research process is like you do part of it early and then you have to put into one narrative. >> it's so fun to talk with you because you know and that describes that perfectly. i would say that even though i was not going to write it is a landmark but because i was learning new information and gaining insights into my childhood experiences i would say i was writing little fragments thinking this is to get more clarity about what happened in our family and then i put it away and then i was really focused probably the patient stories which is the third part of the book is what was reversed because initially i thought i would do a much deeper dive into their st

i don't know what it is and you don't know what it is but he will tell us, next. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have some breaking news and are awaiting a lepress conference. in texas, one officer was killed and three were injured after a standoff, and we will give you some updates. switching gears, and larry elder has entered the race. gavin newsom is building a war chest from far left silicon valley and hollywood donors to try to stave off defeat and the recall, and newsom and the democrats have approved a direct cash payments including illegal immigrants. by the way this is also guaranteed income. today they reinstitute a mass mandate it with regards toin either of you being vaccinated. now perhaps the name most talked about also to run against newsom and to jump in his former acting director of national intelligence ric grenell. he's made his decision on whether to enter the race. rick, yea or nay? i tried numerous times. >> there is the deadline of tomorrow, and i made a decision not to run. t

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we've done everything asked of us from day one. we now have vaccines and they are telling us it doesn't even matter if you're vaccinated, you've got to wear a mask i can. sometime people are going to push back and say enough is enough, small businesses can't survive and we need kids back in school. god forbid we have to go back to in-home learning for kids are literally sitting in front of an ipad or computer all day, we note that doesn't work at some time people are going to say enough is enough. >> personal freedom and choice of everybody has had the opportunity to get the vaccine, why should business be forced to shut down again her child be forced to wear a mask to protect somebody was voluntarily chosen not to be vaccinated? >> absolutely. you are both right. obviously this is a pandemic but just because of that, that doesn't mean we are not a free country. people have the autonomy and dignity to make these decisions for themselves and they are going to make the best decisions they can make for themselves and their families an

thank you very much for joining us tonight. there are new indications from the men around joe biden that millions of americans could soon lose their right to eat dinner at a restaurant or board an airplane. that's next on "tucker carlson tonight." >> mark: welcome back to a live special edition. the biden administration announced agile vaccine mandates today starting with all employees of the department of veterans affairs. california governor gavin newsom quickly followed suit with a mandate for his state employees. what's interesting is just a few months ago, joe biden about there would never be any vaccine mandates. joe biden covid vaccination in u.s. will not be mandatory red wine december headline on the bbc. now that's all changed, more than 2.5 million workers in california who could be affected by this mandate and what of the 2 million federal government employees nationally? all of them could soon be forced to take a vaccine that has only been approved for emergency use. it's not hard to see where this is going. of fra

tonight, it will builds back in and friday morning it's a gray over for most of us. it's so thick we are getting rain. we'll do this again over the n't be surprised especially along but east bayills, in the city and penla even not . will be misting. mariay mt. ytime the pattern are staying cool. 78 in palo alto and 72 in fremont. 73 for san mateo today. and will be in the low 80s over here for warmer inland valleys of the east bay, below average. numbers in the back of the bay, only low 60s for most locations and temperatures in the low 90s in mendocino county and stay here, the next 7 days keeps repeating both temperatures and the overnight influx of the marine layer. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up small acts of kindness and compassion, making a big difference >>> she has worked in alameda county social services for more than #30e years. >> and she goes above and beyond to bring smiles to family who receive county assistance in time of greatest need. >> sharon introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> you got to try and hold your head up and

if you have lost power, please do not use generators indoors. >> we ask you to use caution when lighting your homes with candles. if you continue to have power outages. >> that was kareen wynter reporting. governor desantis declared states of emergency in several counties ahead of the storm. president biden also signed off on a federal emergency declaration. now for the very latest on tropical storm elsa. let's head over to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, also weakened, just slightly before making landfall, make it a tropical storm. nonetheless, very serious storm as it continues rolling not just through florida but now it's going to impact the entire eastern seaboard over the next couple of days. you can see the center of elsa still for the north now near jacksonville and brunswick there to the north and they're going to see plenty of heavy rain. they've had reports as much as 12 inches of rain across parts of florida already. it is going to pick up some steam right now. still moving fairly slowly. but you see these bands that are moving through those are fierce storms. i