and one of the dangers of using those overcame cyber capabilities is they might be using some zeroed a vulnerabilities that they've researched or developed themselves. and as soon as they use them, the victim has copies of it and can reverse engineer and turn it around and use it as a weapon against their own victims. so it's very dangerous to use some of those technologies, which i think explain some of the reticence of the talented community in the military and using these cyber weapons. so. ready it might take longer to create a cyber weapon that reuses resting capabilities. so they're not giving away anything new. and they turn around and use those things to conduct some sort of disruptive attack. policemen, what are some of the ways that countries around the world can engage in cyber warfare these days? think it's very easy to paint it all with brush as riches that in the past definition have different ability. but also companies have abilities to protect themselves against cyber attacks. and individuals themselves are always developing new ways in which in which to use cyber in

i, i use this is dw news lines from berlin. indian health officials found the alarm over yet a new cove at 19 variance, some fee, the foul spreading bill to blossom drain could be better resisting immunity. and a 3rd wave could be on the way. we'll hear what the experts have to say. also coming out. the us president joe biden takes up the mantle of console in chief, as he visits those affected by the florida talent block tragedy. the places federal assistance for 30 days as the search for victims continues. and will easily fans have something to care about when they take on belgium in the road 2020 tournament later today. on grappling with fitness worries i've been to, if they help play as well preview their quarter final game. ah, i'm rebecca versus welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking news just coming in the united states. defense ministry says all fallen foreign military force members have exit in the background military base outside the african capital kabul. a senior pentagon official told news agencies that all american soldiers and members of nato forces have withd

thank you for joining us tonight. stain in the us now where there has been another building collapse this time in washington d. c. a worker was trapped on a 5 story building that was under construction collapse during the storm rescue team saw through the rebel to free him or other workers were injured and neighboring homes were evacuated. here's a look now at some other stories making news around the world. us attorney general merit garland has halted all federal executions while the justice department continues its review of the death penalty. it comes after the historic use of executions at the federal level by the trump administration. 13 people were put to death in trumps last 6 months in office. donald trump's company and it's long time chief financial officer had pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. prosecutors accused ellen and vice barrick of personally avoiding tax on $1700000.00 of income the firm is alleged to have run a quote sweeping in deja scheme to keep executive pay in bonuses off the books. in canada, a fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than 90 percent of

, of the vandalism has been almost us. i clearly remember solar glasses in other countries, even in our region, we well documented policy khalidi, the not provoke the same reaction that event in cuba, half cost. i mean, personal opinion, east covers all the international solidarity with us is limited defect decided or not is the impression that cuba is isolate, isn't it? there was coverage of the violence in washington on january the 6th, but we saw the pictures of cuban police beating up protest as we saw the pictures. the police act against the people. hope it provoke bodily incident or ingredient, act of vandalism. is no money in any country. i did, woman, we the country, you may not order has been a shift and an investigation is on their way to a demand for those who participated in the services. i under, i included acts of money. some instigators, those who finance of the disorder, you know, there was the one who got reactions that goes to due to crime. but also there are one who, you know, happy wait was part of the

, use john hardy joining me now. so when you have personal knowledge of the cuban people, but also as cards, a major event in cuba over the past few years, including you sat down with fidel castro, 1991. i'm sure that was a interesting conversation. i security getting into it would have been incredible. you know, i want to get your take on the advantage. you watched everything going on industries . i'm not like you, but the american reaction, where are we at what do you see happening right now? well, i mean, it seems clear the cause is something that is been probably escalated by covert 19. so look, cubans in cuba need to fix 1st of all a vibrant economy which they don't have have never had and aren't gonna have because it's a failed system and it doesn't offer that socialism doesn't work. we know that and they're still trying to push it through in cuba. re clarify who's trying to push it there. because obviously are the people still thinking it's going to work or they who's still trying to people who have resigned t

so for a nation which is being attacked, they're able to use the same methods that have been used on them to bring that guilty nation back in line with international law. but the issue is, is actually finding what the, what law they broke in order for them to retaliate our way. because we can't find a legal basis for their retaliation and the best they can use our torsion techniques. for example, sanctions or expending dipper us, which is what the us and europe have been doing towards russian, russian attackers for a long time. so it's the legal basis. what laws are they broken specifically? and when that, that comes their legal, a bill, if you through then respond to that the attack, what becomes even more difficult is building coalition to say yes, this is what this is what has happened. and this is what we're going to do in response back to you. this is very difficult to bring a consensus together. and the talent manual which was created, i think in 2007, 8. and it was updated recently explains the legal basis for cyber attacks, outer space attacks and, and other legal agree zones

the fact that we've all come together is what gives us hope what gives us strength. every single day as we talk to family member, they are waiting and waiting for news of their loved ones an also those who have been displaced. it's just a crisis all around. but we are working together to handle the crisis, to get the answers about what happened here, and we can update you on that. and we are going to be examining every inch of this catastrophe with the full might of the federal, state, and local government to do so. we want to make sure. we all -- the world wants to make sure that a tragedy of this nature never, ever happens again. so i -- we have a briefing for you. i want to start with our governor and i want to thank you, governor desantis. your team has been amazing. you've been a steady, calming, reassure bug forceful voice and it's been a pleasure to partner with you. president biden: you know what's good about this? we let the nation know, what's really important, what's really important, coming together. this is life and death. so i think i just got back from

and the use vote in the long term. the culture award, the cancer called share the racism in tolerance, the transgender politics, the women's rights, all of that is making it much, much harder to hold on to these young voter linda, before we go broader, can you tell our audience what the age range is for gens ears in millennials, and are they all democrats? are they split? you know, do you have divides within these gen g and millennial voters that are coming online as a really good question? and there are some disagreements. i love my colleague, dan here to, to jump in as well, but the young voters are generally considered either under 39 or under 34. and the miller and the gen fears are considered to be under $24.00 under $22.00. there's some disagreement because it's the cohort, but that gives you an idea of who they are. there are divisions, obviously big divisions by education, by race, some of the same things that promote divisions among older voters. but what ever cohort you're looking at? the younger voters of th

you can text us at (202) 748-8003. to that last statement, i am sure that people have called this program, i'm sure you heard this yourself, that people will point to cases in various states that they could say, yes, there are clear issues of voter fraud, about the recounting, windows were covered, or things like that. when you hear those things, how do you respond to that? guest: i think it is very important to look at these issues objectively and to separate the phenomena of voting irregularities, which happen in every election, from voter fraud. i would encourage people to look at two sites from left and right on this issue. one is the heritage foundation has an excellent piece on its website about voter integrity , and believe it or not, pedro, it is not much different from what the brennan center has on its site about voter integrity. and the brennan center, in fact, does a pretty good summary on its website of a number of instances where vote fraud occurred that probably affected the outcome of elections in the p

ah, i'm bring golf, it's good to have you with us. work has been halted at the sight of that collapse, department high rise in surfside, florida, amid fears that parts of the building still standing could give way. us president joe biden is in surfside tonight where he has just been speaking about the disaster and the recovery operation. he met earlier with 1st responders and thank them for their work and he held a closed door meeting with the families of the victims. they confirmed death toll has risen to 18 with as many as 145 and accounted for no survival have been found since last thursday. but he w oliver cell is in surfside forest. could he be to you, oliver? so president biden, they are in surfside or what has been the response to his visit? well, it was a very emotional meeting. we here hours several hours long behind closed doors with the family members were present, but really had this balancing act of expressing his sympathies. but then also finding some encouraging words, and he essentially offered all kinds of support on

he joins us from cambra now. well, we're seeing a very diverse and very dramatic range of weather. events, floods fires, extreme heat. what does this got to do with climate change? well, a very different, as you know, but they do have one common root cause that is climate change. climate change is increasing the energy content of the atmosphere by tapping more heat. that means that the conditions are getting hotter, but it also means that other extremes, both ends drought and he'll be rain are also becoming more extreme. so this means that when you have drought, most of your drop couple with high temperatures, it makes forest really much for prone to burn, which is why we're seeing such dramatic and large fires now in western north america. at the same time, because the atmosphere is holding more water vapor, it increases the odds that will see extreme rainfalls, which are happening. of course in western india have also played china and europe just in the last week or so. so yes, there's a very, very good and str

i don't think we've got about us base today. it should be assessed emission of the president, the prime minister into the project. and the government asked for some help to secure some critical state critical plants like airport balls in asked to goes in and but for the now we're talking about us base like as far as military it talk to one of the chinese, everyone else in latin america is, are you allowed as a government to get chinese investment globally? we like to get any investment from anybody. but for now it's, you know, countries i've, i've new friends like you, we used to send diplomacy, we have interest. so i believe the haitian government, the haitian leaders, will sit down and decide whenever a deal or an offer is good for the country. just finally, when it comes to age, it's been a big subject in london, of course. and i understand the government here is stopped paid for a while off to the sex scandal involving british aid money to $80.00. if a needs to be given for the hurricane season is going to have to rely on th

thanks for joining us. have a very happy fourth of july. stay safe. we will see you tomorrow. ♪♪ this is life liberty and living. we have governor montesano south florida and senator tom of arkansas. before we get to our guests, let me lay the foundation. we talk about critical race theory, almost not at all about something called -- which is critical race theory. almost not at all about critical gender theory, we talked almost not at all about the move of climate change, so-called the green new deal. in this book i've written, american marxism would talk about all that and more because they intersect, that's a word i didn't invent, is a word critical race theoreticians the lustful and california invented, they intersect and what is the common denominator? white dominant american society must go. it must be destroyed from within one way or another all the progress made economically is not progress at all, the progress we've made is not progress at all, either and i want to talk about this before i bring guests on. i'm watching on msnbc lying throu

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

the funds will also be used to help african interpreters have been working with us forces to leave the country. president biden has promised to continue support, who is african african counterpart. i shall connie, the interpreters male. so be able to move to canada. it's beginning a special immigration process for those who helped coalition forces. i've got interpretive and local stuff along with families will be allowed to enter and stay in canada. early on friday to tell about warn, there will be no peace enough. protest on until a new government is formed. a spokesman said the group will not stop fighting until present as tropical and he is removed earlier this week. the us is where senior general said the group that controls half of afghanistan's districts, despite having withdrawn most of its troops, the u. s. has still been carrying out as strikes to help the african government or diplomatic. it's a james base his life in cobble. james connie was on a phone call with biden, just tell us what happened the well, that being said, a significant new commitment from the us to afghanist

and she's joining us now from bay would. thank you very much. indeed from being with us. i understand people are buying bread by the slice because it just simply cost too much to buy a loaf of bread. tell us what kind of things that you and your teams is seeing in lebanon. thank you. yes, of course. we've been working with cars on the ground and seeing situation steadily deteriorated over many, many months. the situation is essentially many years. all right, now i really want to raise the country initially hurting off my precipice into one of the well, no, we think total collapse if the economy that did they did that it was the explosion and the court decimated, march of the capital city that we really wanted to understand right now how people are they and what we found and some of the fact that you just mentioned that indeed people are not madison. and the strategies or the mechanism that they are using are very damaging for their own well being and about, and children. and you already mentioned that 3 children in household that do not have enough cash to be able to prov

so this is the will convention as a means for us to pay my own lives. it's an assurance for everyone subjected to violence, not only for women, that's why it should remain. i say that they want to be said they want to feel safe . and this is what is interesting is winston was actually promoted. and we'll hear this by the rule. far, almost 20 years, there's a party line for which roll. many people about the little wouldn't go as far as moving rounds. they are more of the segments that are hot. so they will not be people say that's why their attention. that's why they don't believe that this is why they feel that they just apply rubies to deliver much needed food to eat in water onto gray region has been destroyed. is not clay. who destroyed the bridge over the tech has the river, but relief work and say, it's a major setback. for 2000000 people have been displaced and fighting, broke out last november. about half of them are in desperate need of food. meanwhile, the government, which this week declared a unilateral cease fire, wants to grant armed groups

c, swearing in new us citizens. it came as, as administration rolled out a strategy to encourage more immigrants to become citizens. earlier we spoke to t w's, curling, a chin more at mount vernon, in virginia were new american citizens were also sworn in. we asked her what the people there made of the ceremony of credit card. i'm going you buy the new american citizen. how are you doing today or today until wonderful. so it's a special moment a central day for my family, for me, for myself yesterday. my they were my life changes completely. no longer state data in this country. i'm going to some change. wonderful. and it's amazing what is like the most important thing to you. why is it to be an american citizen not to belong to this? or you said it to the country doesn't really matter where you are from 30 to different countries from which people were citizen became a tell he doesn't really matter where you from. you will be on over there and it's a family that said i can protect 5 worms. so yeah, it's amazing. tha

and us present. joe biden has met with a official and rescue workers in florida after last week's building collapse. me in miami, the search operation has been put on hold for the past few hours because if years about the structures ability now turkey has formerly pulled out of an international treaty aimed at preventing domestic abuse and violence against women. a court appealed to stop the withdrawal from the sample convention was rejected. like last week, thousands are protesting against the decision right now. any some bull presenter ship type one says a convention undermine family values. turkey has seen a surge in violence against women in recent years, but the president says women will be protected regardless of whether turkey is a member of the convention. there was a go to do his own, just in that some circles are trying to portray our withdrawal from the stumble convention as a step backwards in our battle with violence against women. our battle did not start with the symbol convention and

that says it all for us pro-lifers. he went on to be the governor of indiana and what a job he did as governor, every piece of pro-life legislation i came across his desk was signed into law but i noticed two things, another comment when he signed a bill that banned abortion because an end one child would have a disability, they said it was an unprecedented assault on abortion. have youec hugged a down syndroe kid lately? have you talked to their families about what a blessing they are? good for mike pence in the state of indiana and then another bill that caught my attention that had to do with respectful dignified disposal about baby to remain, ladies that had been aborted. he talked about how he signed that bill with a prayer in his heart it would continue to bless these babies, their mothers and their families. what a beautiful prayer for the governor to say, knowing the preciousness of those unborn children and how their remains should be treated. fast-forward to the campaign when joe biden was candidate joe biden

using cameras. they're using search and rescue jogs and they say they think they found some voids in there where it is possible that survivors might be. but it is now day 8 in this search. and the hope for finding survivors is definitely being challenged at this point. for 7 days, they have not found any they hope to do so today on the day when you've got the president here, but of course they have no control over that. that's largely in the hands of fate. and as much rebel as they can move in the matter of the next few hours. john entered in so sorry, florida. john, thanks very much indeed. talks of continuing and doha between the afghan government and the taliban. but as they discuss the piece process back and the canister on violence has intensified just months out from the deadline for the us to withdraw. most of its truth, hundreds of afghan civilians are being killed and injured since the start of the year. as the security situation deteriorates, taliban has been steadily taking control of dis

thank you both for being with us today. really appreciate it and we'll see what happens. so what's the bottom line? millions and millions of americans still believe that donald trump is their great white hope for them. he's a straight talker who doesn't abide by the rules. doesn't care about traditional lines between conservative and liberal, or democrat, and republican and he does whatever he likes. they love it, trump is rude and obnoxious, and you could care less about your feelings. maybe that's really what trump ism is about for so many people, they're frustrated and they vent their anger through him. as for his pugnacious policies, while they're just collateral damage for the nerds to worry about, we have to deal with it. the scariest thing about his strategy is that it might just work again. my guess, think that democrats are scrambling to appeal to a majority of americans, but are they succeeding? it's really hard to tell the cold reality is it about 3 years donald trump or a trump like clone, could be back in the white house in american politics. never say never,

they want to cancel us. how many of you are not sure what you can say right now, air worried about what you can say will be socially acceptable? i believe there's going to be a big backlash coming and it's going to come from all of us and there's nothing the democrats can do to stop us. [applause] >> now, in my two years in d.c., i've watched a lot of crazy things. you wouldn't believe how things work up there. the democrats want to defund the police, they want to gut funding for our military. we've watched the democrats push for open borders and closed schools. we watched them try to impeach a duly elected president twice for nonsense. but those aren't the craziest things they're trying to do. the craziest bill that they have is what they call the "for the people act" have you heard of it? so let's call it, it's not for the people. we should call it what it is, it's called the corrupt politicians act. [applause] >> so far we've been able to block this insane partisan power grab from the democrats. they're g

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

most of us is mild. the most important public health is to increase vaccination coverage in all communities globally. there are places in this country where cases are high in the delta. our also really high and many of these areas have no vaccine coverage. in areas with high vaccine coverage and flow rates of disease transmission, their chances of you coming into contact with someone infectious is relatively low. in contrast, in areas with low vaccine coverage and highmu transmission, there is a much higher chance of coming in close contact with one or many who are infected with the infection and that's the greatest risk for those not fully vaccinated. whether you are vaccinated or not, please know we, together, are not out of the woods yet and he will want to make thoughtful decisions to protect your health and the health of yourco family and community. we are yet in another moment in this pandemic with cases rising again and some hospitals reaching capacity in some areas. we need to come together as on

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

and she's joining us via skype from is from ball. thank you very much for being with us . so what's your reaction 1st, due to this decision by the turkish government to withdraw from this international treaty? and how big of a step back do you think this is for turkish women's rights? i, good evening, everybody. today is 30 day in party because so we leave our president. it's concerning the song convention because you mention that you want the part is because we who high call mentions and some coalition and key a for woman and achievement all one moment. so some mention has all in one for example, our role and prevention or once again woman had to be an active after the climate. sure. the some comments should be signed the legislation and implementation of supporting people negations arising from the commission and the position in the political real. if you are not being in the frame or of the summer corporation was and i'm putting them on paper. let me ask you what, what will this mean for women's rights? i read that at least 38 percent of women in turkey are subject to d

thank you for joining us tonight. staying in the us. there's been another building collapse this time in washington d. c. a worker was trapped when a 5 story building that was under construction collapse during a storm rescue team saw through the rubble to free him for other workers were injured and neighboring homes were evacuated. here's a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. donald trump's company, and it's long time chief financial officer have pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. prosecutors accused our vital burg personally avoiding tax on $1700000.00 of income. the firm is alleged to have run a quote sweeping in audacious scheme to keep executive pay and bonuses off the books. in canada, a fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than 90 percent of the town at the center of canada's record breaking heat wave. the mountain town of litan in british columbia reportedly broke canadas all time high temperature record this week. reaching 49.6 degrees celsius on tuesday. the flames have forced the towns, re

she joins us from orlando in florida. emily, while the funk sounding incredibly excited about her trip. she is 18 to those are presumably she does need to be in fairly good shape to fly. what sort of things my passengers need to be able to do some pretty basic things, actually blue origin. they accepted some bids for this 1st space. flight them on bed, $28000000.00 to take one of those seats next to wally and jeff bezos and his brother . and some of those requirements were pretty basic. you've got to be able to put a seat belt on in about 10 seconds. you need to climb a couple of flights of stairs, and you need to be over about 5 feet tall. you are probably going to experience a few g forces, but you know, they will have some medical evaluation. so it's, it's not all that much. while he's suddenly looking out for that, it does look like with all of this action, the space tourism race has been heating up. how soon could the general public found the booking slides? that's still a ways off and we really don't know the full c

show us your photos and videos and how you are celebrating this independence day. just use the hashtag kpix. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden spoke about 15 minutes ago as americans celebrate the nations 245th birthday and after over a year of covid restrictions, lockdowns and mask mandates. >> this year, the fourth of july is a day of special celebration, for we are emerging from the darkness of a year pandemic and isolation and a year of pain and fear and heartbreaking loss and just think back to where this nation was a year ago. think back to where you were a year ago. and think about how far we have come. >> this evening there are new concerns about the more contagious delta variant now in all 50 states. elise preston has more from new york. >> reporter: in washington dc the national archives celebrated the fourth of july with its first in person event since the start of the pandemic and in san francisco this weekend people gathered from all around for a block party. >> it is great. after a whole year of following the rules and not going

jason joining us now thank you so much for joining us today. i take personal offense to this because my family was rescued and world war ii from a japanese prison of war camp. my father remembers running towards flag in the philippines before moving to the u.s., getting a great education, and serving the flag in korea. we are seeing that flag denigrated by so many people on the left. this would not had happened ten or 20 years ago. what has changed? >> george doherty is like millions of other americans and shame on "the new york times" fg into this anti-american socialist and far left wing propaganda. the left wing of the united states of america is the best in the nation and it does bring us together. then rick times suck at it. the democratic party today which was made up of the men and women who actually made up of working men and women come of those people have been disenfranchised because they have been co-opted now by the socialist part of the wing that does not believe in america as a symbol like the flag. they do not believe in what uni

and he'll tell us what he's seen. one thing that we're not sure of is whether he's actually going to visit that site, or whether it's determined that it's simply to unsafe for him to do so. john, 100, thank you very much. the u. s. is 17. countries are not doing enough to combat human trafficking and has wound them of potential sanctions and its annual report on human trafficking. the state department says the country's designated on the tier 3 have the worst records when it comes to tackling the problem. it's also q turkey providing support to arm groups in syria and libya that use child holders, rosen, jordan in washington as well. there are usually wavers given to countries, which are washington considers vital to with national security interest, even though they may have an otherwise awful record on dealing with these matters. the turkish situation says that the cover it has provided and provided support to groups that use child soldiers, not just in syria, but also in libya. but given that turkey is a member of n

a major supply route used to deliver much needed food to eat. the oak is water to grow. region has been destroyed. it's not clear who damage the bridge over the case, the river, but relief worker. say it's a major setback. some 2000000 people have been displaced since the government forces began operations in july last november. the u. s. as around half of them face famine conditions. meanwhile, the government, which declared a unilateral cease fire on monday, is calling on to grow and forces to lay down their arms to drive people's liberation front, which now controls the regions capital calls. this is a joke. many european refugees who fled to sudan when the fighting broke out. say they'd like to return. if the armies left him a moment, spoke to some of them and got a reef. this is where if you can refugee your man, if it's high said he heard the news rebels in his home region of pig gray, had taken control of the capital mckinley. he fled from my address when the conflict thought that in november between the european federal government and th

, rally us, network us to have a national move. as we do with tea party or trump revolution or whoever. the columnists early, they communicated in written word, thomas payne in his long pamphlets, it spread from dinner table to dinner table, pub to pub, school to school. that is what i hope will be done. let's look at our public schools. we own the schools, they are called public schools, they are government schools. we pay the salaries, medical care, pensions. we pay the dues for the unions, for the classrooms for the building and we have no say. we're not sure what is going on in the classrooms, they won't tell us, we have a teacher union clearly part of american marxist movement, they are pushing critical race theory no matter what the parents think. they push whatever the hell they want. i have argued, thanked to a radio caller, we need cameras in the classroom, we had cameras during the virus, that is when we'll saw what was -- people saw what they were teaching they were shocked. >> we paid for them. mark: the unions the -- f

ohio and requirements for emergency use. it probably will be approved at some time and in those cases there religious conscious exemptions and the big thing not talked about in the u.s. but it is around the world is if you have acquired immunity from having recovered from covid-19, that counts in most countries. it has not been counting in the united states and this would say it has to count for an exemption for school. >> what rights do businesses have, the crews industry in fair decision in florida or even broadway shows opening requiring people to be vaccinated before they come in, is it as simple as comparing to businesses that have rules you can't come in. pat, no shoes, no service, that sort of thing? >> look at it as a civil liberties. the same argument on publicc accommodations that will look, you can't stay in my hotel or get gas in my gas station or eat at my restaurant, those things were litigated in the 60s and people said no, no about your way of life, you can't discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity and r

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

they talk to us about. they won't say it in front of cameras just yet, but they're worried about it. they know that those suburban districts are key for them as there's a realignment happening with those orders right now. >> let's talk for a second. we had that story about the bide ayn approach a to sanctions and it's an interesting strategy. it's a shift. republicans -- i can already hear them seizing on this and saying this is another example of the president's weakness. what's the white house's thinking on this change? >> yeah. one of the things they have talks about over and over is america is back. what they mean by that is the way they use carrots and sticks and that is what they're looking at to do instead of just going to do sanctions on their own and that's something in the white house they have always believed. joe biden believed he was the foreign policy guy in the administration. and so that is how they view it because what they want to do is differentiate themselves from the trump administratio

it's scary. >> the deputy just told us our house is still standing. we just want to check it all out. >> reporter: about 83 fires burning across the country, mostly in the western united states, raging across 13 states. the biggest is the bootleg fire in oregon. it's now burned the size of los angeles. kate. >> dan, thank you very much for your reporting. >>> coming up, the olympic games under way. team usa facing a stunning defeat. >>> president biden talks to cnn about his agenda and accomplishments tonight. he'll face tough questions for sure about the challenges ahead and how he's doing six months into his presidency. we'll discuss. new crest pro-health complete protection kills 99% of bacteria. plus, it works around... ...and around... ...and around the clock. crest pro-health complete protection gives you 24-hour protection. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 3

information technology -- the potential attack in a widel used tools used by professional to monitor and manage servers and desktops, network devices for corporate networks all across the us. and an update tonight on a stor that we first brought you on "fox news at night" earlier thi week. federal agents with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms have recovered a 500- pound lead from the backyard in los angeles. it blew off and in a huge explosion and a bomb squad was trying to dispose of illegal fireworks on wednesday. officials are continuing their investigation of the blast that slipped and damaged cars, shattered windows and injured 1 people, including nine police officers and a federal agent. >> making up for lost time, celebrating this fourth of july weekend. >> really they're not going to be able to go through the tac -- through the tsa. >> jonathan hunt is previewing big weekend of holiday travel. >> good evening, shannon. as we celebrate independence day , will also be celebrating the freedom to travel and mingle . by the near up quarantine and social distancing. 47 m

the money will also be used to help. thousands of afghan interpreters have worked with us will cease to leave the country. president joe biden has promised continued support for the afghan leader as rough connie. the interpreters may also be able to move to canada, and the government is launching a special immigration process for those who helped coalition forces other afghan staff and their families will be included in the program. and the taliban is warning. they'll be no peace in afghanistan until the new governments installed earlier this week. them a senior us generals that the arm group now controls half of the districts across afghanistan. despite having withdrawn most of his forces, the u. s. carried out and strikes to help the afghan government diplomatic edison james base has more now from carbon immediately and right now what the african government i think would like, is additional support from the americans themselves. robin support the african military. and we have seen, in recent days, the american military conducting air strikes, even though the vast majority of americ

you can text us at (202) 748-8003. the president last week addressed issues, particularly what was going on in cuba. he gave his perspective. i want to play what he had to say and get your perspective. >> the ability to sent remittances back to cuba, it's highly likely the regime would confiscate those remittances or big chunks of it. with regard to the covid problem in cuba, i would be prepared to give vaccine if i was assured that an international organization would administer those vaccines in a way that average citizens would have access. one of the things he did not ask but we are considering is they've cut off access to the internet. we are considering if we have the ability to reinstate that access. host: start with that last first , the internet access and what it does for the people. guest: as i mentioned before, over the last decade, cuba has benefited from the opening up of the internet. this new cultural movement, much of this uprising has really come from the artists, this new generation of cubans that has

i'm worried for us, for all of us, because if you don't get it you're going to make others sick. my kid is not going to be back in school in the fall and i'm worried, man. my kids did not do well not being in school. they're not that type of kid. you know? i have one of the only 15-year-old boys in this country who wants to redo a year of school. think about that. not because he is a hockey player or something and looking for another year of eligibility. this is bad. people in my family have been sick. i was sick. i can't believe we're going to willingly go this way again when we have something that can keep us from it. i just can't believe it. it is not about shaming you. i don't want you to feel forced. and yet there is shame in this. there are people basically forcing you to think foregoing the vaccine is you being free. that is a false choice. people like crenshaw, paul, cruz, ron johnson, they're punking you. this is a question of freedom. don't let the government tell you what to do. so getting it or not getting it are equal propositions to them. let's test that. how many o

more than half the us population is half that job. and the government is falling short of its goal of 70 percent by july 4th. now we go to japan, at least 2 people have feared dead 20 a. missing after a massive mudslide struck the coastal city of autonomy which lies just south west of the capital. tokyo in emergency talks the prime minister sheet a suga worn that might be more heavy rainfall to come under. chappelle has the latest days of torrential rain, loose and soil above the town. around 10 30 am local time. on saturday, it all came sliding down the mountain. black mud cascaded through the streets in waves, crashing into homes and the quiet japanese resort town south west of tokyo, the piano, the electricity pile on here, which shaking all over the place. and no sooner had i wondered what was going on than the mud slides were already there. and in the street below, 2 was really scared. japan self defense forces had sent teams to help local police and firefighters. japan is prone to mud slides and flooding during its annual rainy

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

you can text us at (202) 748-8003. the president last week addressed issues, particularly what was going on in cuba. he gave his perspective. i want to play what he had to say and get your perspective. >> the ability to sent remittances back to cuba, it's highly likely the regime would confiscate those remittances or big chunks of it. with regard to the covid problem in cuba, i would be prepared to give vaccine if i was assured that an international organization would administer those vaccines in a way that average citizens would have access. one of the things he did not ask but we are considering is they've cut off access to the internet. we are considering if we have the ability to reinstate that access. host: start with that last first , the internet access and what it does for the people. guest: as i mentioned before, over the last decade, cuba has benefited from the opening up of the internet. this new cultural movement, much of this uprising has really come from the artists, this new generation of cubans that has

those charges against cfo are political according to us media on christmas in his life for us now. in new york, i suppose the big question is whether or not this is going to get as far as reaching donald trump talk us through what's going on here. well, we know that the cfo of the organization, alan wife burg turned himself into authorities here in the court behind me earlier today the trump organization described him as a devoted husband and grandfather as well as a devoted employee. he's been with the company for more than 48 years or 48 years, nearly 50 years, going back to when donald trump's father fred ram, the company, the precise charges against him will be revealed when he appears before a judge later today. but as you say, we do know that the company itself, as well as wife burned, have been under investigation for their finances in particular related to employee benefits. the finances have been under scrutiny by state and local prosecutors going back for more than 2 years and benefits that were paid to weisel, burned, sun have come under a particular scrutiny. now we do

get great to get your thoughts here with us on al jazeera. thank you for joining us, brian. thank you. well, now it's been 10 years and south sudan gained independence from sudan to become the wealthy youngest nation. yet few citizens there are rejoicing. who will, rich country has been mine by fighting that killed nearly 400000 people and misplaced millions. as humanitarian crisis and a fragile p steel are also making it difficult for many to move forward. hunger tosser of what's now from judah. john cox. it is people voting overwhelmingly to proceed from sudan. 10 years ago, wasn't a mistake. it would happen to south to don afterwards that broke in the war in 2015 . when another round of fighting in 2016 has left him traumatized. it will not only do as had been we had our collect, my brother we have get even during this douglas, my brother. they were also killed. when it repeat itself, it was audible. things are now relatively calm. i like previous t steals that failed. some people hope the unity government set up last will hold it for former rebel lee, the react. michelle