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all that weight, parsons says is enough to influence an earthquake fault. thankfully the san andreas fault runs offshore before it reaches san francisco. so the billions of pounds in the city is not likely to affect it. >> if you have a series of buildings, very heavy buildings all clustered together they're going to affect. >> reporter: he is an expert on tall building foundation. he says while there may be no seismic concern for san francisco there's been little research about the collective impact of entire corridors of high rises on the earth below. >> i've been doing foundation design for i guess nearly 30 years now, and it's not something that we've even ever actually thought about, not on the sort of scale that you're talking about. >> anything that's contributing to lowering the ground's surface is something we should be worried about. >> reporter: parsons says he's now studying manhattan, because it's sinking too and faces the same threat as san francisco in climate change. ground level and sea level heading in opposite directions is a dangerous sc

. >> reporter: andy and jennifer parsons didn't think their hearts could handle a new dog. they lost the one they've hadhad for 13 years just l for 13 years just last month. >> and we are definitely dog people, and we miss her, and we miss the presence of a dog. >> reporter: but they heard the richmond animal shelter lets people foster a pet for two weeks during thanksgiving.ing t. >> so >> so, we just thought it would be helpful to get a little bit of some dog back in the house and not really have to feel like we're committing right off the bat. >> it's a good test run. >> yes. >> and then you all can see if it works. >> reporter: shelter director christie chipps peters tries to find a temporary home for these abandoned cats and dogs. >> i was thinking about how full our shelter was of all of these animals that just wanted to be loved, and thinking about the people out there that may be alone for thanksgiving, that want the same thing. and so if we could connect the two, maybe it would be a really beautiful thing. >> reporter: she matched the parsons up with a two-year-old

. >> reporter: andy and jennifer parsons didn't think their hearts could handle a new dog. they lost the one they've had for 13 years just last month. >> and we are definitely dog people, and we miss her and miss the presence of a dog. >> reporter: but they heard the richmond animal shelter lets people foster a pet for two weeks during thanksgiving. >> we just thought it would be helpful to get a little bit of some dog back in the house and not really have to feel like we're committing right off the bat. >> it's a good test run. and then y'all can see if it works. >> reporter: the shelter director, christie chipps peters, tries to find a temporary home for abandoned cats and dogs. >> i was thinking about how full our shelter was of all of these animals that just wanted to be loved. and thinking about the people out there that may be alone for thgivinghat want the same thing. and so if we could connect the two, maybe it would be a really beautiful thing. >> reporter: she matched the parsons up with a 2-year-old pit bull named squirmy. >> i love her so much. i'm so glad that

. >> reporter: enter bob parsons, a maverick billionaire who first took psychedelics three years ago. how much a difference did taking psychedelics make in your life? >> the quality of my life increased dramatically. >> reporter: sent to vietnam, a month later he was wounded. >> this is a picture of me in field hospital. >> reporter: it was the last he saw of combat, but the war continued the haunt him. >> i was a completely different guy that came home than the guy that left. the guy that came home, he had a short temper, never felt like he belonged no matter where he was or who he was with. >> reporter: was it getting better? was it getting worse? >> i believe it was getting worse. somebody would ask me if i served in vietnam. i'd start crying. >> reporter: parsons made his fortune from go daddy. >> go daddy.com. >> reporter: an internet company which he turned into must-see tv with risque super bowl ads. now you're a billionaire. what are you going to do with all that money? >> i'm going to do what i can to get psychedelics approved for therapeutic use. >> reporter: parsons has don

and that's exactly what the parsons did. seems like a pretty instant match. love at first sight. >> it's almost like it was the perfect dog for us, 100%. >> reporter: and now, they know their hearts still have plenty of room left to share. ben tracy, cbs news, richmond, virginia. >>> and that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. the federal trial of jeffrey eps epstein associate ghislaine maxwell begins this week. the socialite nices faces up to 70 years in prison. >>> after a private battle with cancer, fashion designer virgil abloh has died. abloh was the artistic director for louis vuitton's wear. the first black person to hold the post at the french design house. he was 41 years old. >>> oscar-winning actor matthew mcconaughey says he is not running for texas governor. the announcement comes after months of speculation that he would campaign

we don't need parson shit in our school. and this is an attempt to try to protect a losing a republican party. they need to know who the republicans are, particularly when we start talking about re districting. they can make sure that they keep control and power. just as a guest has mentioned is a way to say we want you to believe the way we believe and how will control the school. and it's kind of sad that they are playing with our children's lives using politics. okay, so laura, i want to get your response to that and like i said, ga, tennessee not much different, politically, they kind of have some of the same kind of balances. but to that point though, you know, age, there wasn't much of a change that was going on until now. is this just a way of controlling the parents feel like that? you know, we need to put the political party that we've elected, also matching and our school board. no, absolutely not. the parents were outraged about what was happening and parents were repeatedly going before the school board asking th

. >> reporter: tom parsons is a research geophysicist with the usgs. he studies seismic operation on the earth's crust, and lately he's studying the phenomenon of sinking cities. it turns out the entire bay area sunk as much as three inches in the last century. the cause? an extra 25 trillion pounds of concrete and steel, and everything else that goes with 78 million people living here. >> clearly the most dense and tallest buildings are centered in that downtown central area, and that's where we see the accumulation of all the buildings together. >> reporter: downtown, of course, is home to the infamous millennium tower. it is perhaps the single most recognized tilting building in the country right now. but the millennium has a lot of company. look at the ten buildings in downtown san francisco that exert the most pressure on the earth. the top nine all way more than 300 million pounds. but parsons' data suggests that they're all sinking slowly, deeply, but none as bad as the millennium which is sinking entirely on one side. >> generally they go down

and that's exactly what the parsons did. >> this seems like a pretty instant match. love at first sight. >> it's almost like it was the perfect dog for us. 100%. >> reporter: and now they know their hearts still have plenty of room left to share. ben tracy, cbs news, richmond, virginia. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm margaret brennan wishing you a happy and healthy thanksgiving. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm elyse preston in new york. this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city welcomes back spectators forced to stay home in 2020. there will be a heightened police presence. safety measures began earlier this week. you can watch the parade right here on cbs. >>> the head of instagram will testify before congress during hearings about online safety for children. in recent years the social media platform has been blamed for negatively impacting the well-being o

this is jennifer harrington and her daughter parson. she just took the shot. she told me she feels good. i wanted to share part of your story because i thought it was so incredible. kristen was 11 months old she had a lung transplant here at texas hospital. now she is back for this shot. tell me about coming back here to get this shot. >> you know, it's a real like you mentioned emotional day for us. because we have spent a lot of time in kwarn teen as a family. so today it's almost like it's a first step to hopefully get living again. we say parson got new lungs not to live under a rock and i want to stress it's so great to remind us often that we got new lungs so that she could live. so that's today, it's a first step in that which is great to get the vaccine. >> reporter: parson, tell us what you are looking forward to. >> i am looking forward to going back to school in person because i miss my friends very, very mu much. and i want to see my family. >> reporter: four u your family, some was in dallas. you mentioned a few of the things i want to do. >> yes.

all that weight, parsons says, is enough to influence an earthquake fault. fortunately the san andreas fault runs offshore before it reaches san francisco. so the billions of extra pounds of development in the city is not likely to impact it. >> if you have a series of buildings, fairly heavy buildings all together, they tend to influence each other. >> reporter: he is an internationally recognized expert on tall building foundations. he says while there may be no seismic concern for san francisco, there is been little research about the collective impact of entire corridors of high rises on the earth below. >> i've been doing foundation design for i guess nearly 30 years now. and it's not something that was actually ever thought of. not on the sort of level that you're talking about. >> anything contributing to 34 ground surface is something to worry about. >> reporter: he is now studying manhattan because it is sinking, too, and faces the same threat as san francisco from climate change. he points out, ground level and sea level heading in opposite directi

and, this past june, at a gun store outside of kansas city called frontier justice, governor mike parson signed it into law. supporters hailed the bill as a legal shield to safeguard missourians' gun rights from what they consider to be federal overreach. i mean, missourians did overwhelmingly elect a republican legislature and a republican governor. i mean, isn't this just democracy? >> steve sokoloff: i think that- - that the general public, if they understood what was in this statute, that-- that they wouldn't be in favor of it. >> o'donnell: at the core of the bill lies a bold proclamation: "all federal laws and regulations that infringe on the people's right to keep and bear arms, as guaranteed by the second amendment to the u.s. constitution and the constitution of missouri, shall be rejected by this state, and shall not be enforced by this state." the bill outlaws missouri state resources from being used to further federal gun regulation. but the sweeping law doesn't stop there. it also dictates under what circumstances a missouri officer can help a federal agent investigate or pr

but what does parson politics have to do? with your child's education, while to help us a 360 view we bring in ladon jones farmer, georgia state lawmaker, and laurie credenza, more founder and president, proclaiming justice to the nation. thank you so much for joining me. women, mothers, people who absolutely, i know. love your children, love your community, and that's why i thought we had this topic. i wanted to have the 2 of you on for this specifically because i know how much you guys are engaged in your children's education's and laura, you can t to be even after years have graduated on thursday. laurie, this is your say, your home state. so why does school board races even need to be declared a political race? and why is this happening to feel like at this time? well, i think it was a brilliant moved by the state legislature because this battle with the school board has been going on for over a decade. we brought a textbook to the school board asking them to remove the book because it was anti semitic. it was anti americ

. >> enter bob parsons. a maverick billion took psychodelics three years ago. >> how much of a difference did they make. >> quality of my life increased immeasurably >> never a good student, parsonses joined the marines 17 and send to vietnam. a month later, he was wounded. this is a picture of me in the field hospital >> last he saw of combat but the war continue to do haunt him. >> i was completely different guy that came home than guy that left. the guy that came home he had a temper never felt like he belonged no matter where he was or with >> was it getting better? worse >> i elieve it was getting worse. somebody would ask me if i served in vietnam. i start crying. >> parsons made his fortune from go daddy. >> go daddy.com >> an internet company he turned into must see tv with risque super bowl adds. >> now you're a billion. what will you do. >> do what i can to get psychodelics approved for therapeutic use. >> parsons said donated more than 7 million dollars to psychodelics research. under the influenc

parsons and his team were already having a bad day. the denver broncos had just defeated the cowboys 32 16 1 of the most popular soccer players in the bay area, is calling it quits, but not without ending his career on a positive note. has taken a hit here this is what drops to wondolowski. oh go. chris wondolowski scored the san jose earthquakes only goal in yesterday's match against fc dallas that gave the quakes. 11 tie in the final game of their season. it was the 171st goal of wanda's career, which is a major league soccer record. wondolowski announced his retirement on the field right after the match. thank you to the fans from the full line. the epicenter the ultras to everyone in here. uh, i can't thank you guys enough, you guys in the world. wondolowski played high school soccer at day lasalle in concord and in college for chico state. he was drafted by the quakes in 2000 and five it was named major league soccer's most valuable player in 2012, and was a five time all star. this is ktvu fox two news at six. i'd like to start b

patel, the director of alameda county public health and family therapist ann parsons. thank you for this wonderful conversation. final thoughts as a parent, my daughter is four. all we a hope for is toc make thean. even fore, all of theeee data, there can be a different level of concern when it comes to their kids. what i do know is every medical perspective professional i have spoken to ae- are eager to ease that anxiety related to covid and the vaccine so call your pediatrician or family doctor or someone you trust to help make the best decision for your child and family. if you missed some of today's conversations you can watch it again on our app, roku, apple tv, fire tv and android tv. if you have any questions about covid vaccines. or policies, ask our vaccine team got -- go to abc7news.com /vaccine and click on the big blue box. that's it for our special edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. we appreciate your watching. abc 7 news at 5:00 is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey at&t customers... there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fa

strickland from missouri's republican governor mike parson. he refused to do anything about it, refused to have anything to do with the case at all. then something happened that w really never happens. the prosecutor's office that brought these charges, brought the prosecution against him back in the day, the prosecutor's office came out and said, that prosecution that we did, that am was wrong. they came forward and said that they had independently investigated this matter, reinvestigated this crime, and they found that kevin strickland was factually innocent of this crime for which he had been convicted. they said the case never should have been brought. the lead prosecutor in that office in jackson county, missouri, came forward publicly and abjectly apologized. she said kevin strickland should be immediately freed. >> i'm here advocating for mr. strickland's freedom and his conviction should be vacated. most importantly, i'm advocating that this man must be freed immediately. my job is to protect the innocent, and often prosecutors show hu

adam parsons, sky news, calle. >> that was sky news' adam parsons reporting, an incredible, yoi opening report there. >>> coming up, congress is back in session monday with a laundry list of things to get done. we'll take a look at what is on tap for a deadline filled december. >>> then, few cultural main stays were more impacted by the pandemic than sports. and now the new omicron variant raises questions about what comes next. plus, what is the last time you've been to a movie theater? with awards season on mind, my sunday night panel is here to look at the future of the movie business. i'm ayman mojedin. let's get started. all right. congress returns next week and there is no shortage of work to be done. perhaps no item is more pressing than the cornerstone of biden's legislative agenda the build back better bill. thanksgiving also marks the official beginning of the holiday season so we thought in that spirit here is where things stand. it was the session before christmas and all through the senate not a creature was stirring not even michael bennett. bills were stacked on schumer's

patel who is a pediatrician and hospitalist, we will also hear from and parsons, family sarah -- family therapist. she will talk about the anxiety that families and kids are feeling now that these vaccines are available and we will hear from kimi watkins chart who is the director of the dutch tart who is the -- tart who is the director of the health apartment and the equity piece. how do they ensure the shot and in the correct and best information is available to everyone in the county. we are looking forward to that and dr. wac a group of parents this afternoon and one of the questions that was raised and i think it relates to your tweet about we may be in this situation for the next year or two where covid exists in our community, is masking in schools. as this five to 11-year-old age group vaccinated over the coming months and hopefully next year the under five will be authorized, at what point do you think kids can take off their masks in school and other activities? >> when all of them are vaccinated. i think that is the key. if they are all vaccinated -- and there are a few moving

it either gave me for an yeah, parson on august, the bush are possible to be speechless. they're the spacious. but i was by my what she had good history from a phone. i would have almost to do would change their yesterday to curly will my teacher out yesterday, but it was in my fornia a possible lesson, more of them for you all her because because the new fact which just follows here that i met by me for when you come when was 9, which knew it was between your company in the limo and most with information. you've dealt with way combining, deborah heath, i put a stop as my lad, but my fe nickel because like they teach, they'd say which more was done a lot of money. they came up with them as i shot. i was told that the without going to pick up within a month. so that was my, they at a more going this kind of like really not that i think the national honeywood, this isn't on i. so it was we did, it was with their music. you minute here with this and i'm them done in the met, eat, get them. you don't want them ship with curriculum. what the competence wouldn't accept segment.

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his long young line. charlotte, she took the match, the bush auto said did here go deep interested parson dumps us to not meet is what's on there. monte paval. deborah key for miss wood young while you know, you know she will be them all the ship. i think for bashar elisa to present himself to the united states sent to europe as the, as the alternative are too crazy sectarian people. i think this has been part of his strategy since day one, day one movie ah, by presenting himself as the alternative to what he called terrorists. i felt convinced many to overlook his governments crimes like these camps, where 17000 people, including women and children, were tortured to death. i in the evening, they took me to the full and yeah, mr. to mom. the 1st question, why you'd want like a shuttle exit or just shut it slipped a new and cd. and this is usually a tools to collect on formation. after the 5th, i'm in 2012 at become the thought. sure. not a tools for collecting information. it's a goals, tortured 4th torture, torture for destroyed barbara the prisoner. meanwhile, our side presented himself

we will talk the fed and all about it with dig parson's, the city citigroup chairman on the spending bill expected around 8:00 a.m. eastern time a look ahead of all that as lawmakers reconvene. lawmakers reconvene. we're back after this. so, you want evs, you have come to the right place. is that tom brady? yeah. he comes in to recharge, get software updates. you know. let's go! your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> the house of representatives is scheduled to meet at 8:00 a.m. to meet on president biden's social and climate package. the build back better bill after kevin mccarthy held the floor for 8.5 hours delaying that vo vote >> this is the longest one-minute i've ever given it's the longest one-minute ever given in this body there is a reason why. this is a tipping point. this is a point of not coming back from. the american people have spoken, but unfortunately, madam speaker, the democrats

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the letter is so parson, all the emails and the texting and all that is all in person. and you know, how much time and effort to take to sit down in pen something. so it means a lot more. my mom's gave out some files and gave me that picture. so i love it. i've been born to do this kind of stuff doin is way back, dan. yeah. mom a show our, i guess you plan for me to be somebody. i got the envelope printed inside is a letter from me. i want to continue to do big things, but a membership as your chief spoke person, and that's what i am a t spokesperson. that's what the union representatives off when that law makers. so hopefully people don't look at us like some politician. so different kind of election so sent out way more than a 1000 of them have one more year to go with the union. and as i said, i think i'll be able to smile asleep a little better and not have nightmares about, you know, who lost the job today or who's getting written up for silly stuff or things like that. take it personally, which i do. it stays with in a very negative type of way. yeah. really it, w

not clear as well is whether the un itself was intentionally targeted or whether the rest of these un parson l will part of a wider range of arrests of a t p, people from the to grey ethnic group. meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to stop p c appears. conflict escalating into a full blown civil war gathering pace the african union invoice. early segment of us, andrew has traveled to the heart of our regions, the rebels from cheek rye in the countries north of advanced, closer towards the countries capital. they've been seen in the town of can we say about 300 kilometers from some of the african union is also mediating between the government and rebel forces to withdraw troops and get monetary and access into to dry weather as a crippling shortage of food and fuel. the un says many 400000 people living in famine like conditions. the federal government is accused of blocking aid. thousands of migrants. a stock on the beller is border, blocked by parish troops from entering the e. u, with temperatures set to plunge overnight, islands as the migrants under the control of bel russian arm units. it fe

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punching its way right across the amazon. much of brazil seeing some big and lively showers eastern parson. pru still seeing some very wet weather after our recent spell of flooding. rain a similar picture as we go through sunday. further south, it's warmer still. we're getting into the mid thirty's for ascension. and also for one a series. $32.00 there for santiago, where the north into the caribbean, sunshine and showers, as per usual alive, your showers, going to be across the western side of the region. well i, we will see some mer rather big down polls from time to time, just making the way into cuba, and also into hispaniola. jamaica should stay largely dry over the next couple of days. now she try to for the eastern hours with some very pleasant weather, coming in here. now for the u. s. and pleasant weather here as well. we have got cloud and rain moving away from the eastern seaboard. still a little bit of winter weather up towards the b. c. but lottie settled for the west coast. ah ah ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm has him speak of this is the news out live from dall coming

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and of course, the next chancellor is considered a russian moderate, isn't the but the parson, talented as his foreign minister. i'm alina alina bob, back from the green part, the she's tougher on rosters and see how do you see those relations putting out but to moscow and berlin in the coming years, it will be in germany. and i'm like this opinion when you're listening to the lot she made on all the nation to other candidates, not on it. well, no, go try 9. we 5 centimeter. leave the next wall up where you will follow, hurting on this line. think there is enormous remedy that she, my boss is a question the both the not only to the, to all the agent but it comes up. but most of the german people will, doesn't want to go. but that's a policy where they got to enable in the, on china every will and to the war. in germany, again, we saw it already in the wall against the enormous, he'll be the situation again. let's talk it all. mix for better official estimates published just days ago say germany's inflation rate set to rise in the coming years to run 3 percent. and of course germany has

in september, and becomes the 1st finding under a new coat. xavier hernandez. affairs at 1st joined parson, 2008 and 123 trophies during his 8. he is at the club. he says, oh wow, but you do, you see me with a little less hair, but the will and the desire stays the same. i know what this club represents, the history it represents, and the colors and i accepted this challenge because i know what i can do for this team. not only inside, but also outside the club, like i've always done in the abba, the phoenix suns at the dallas mavericks for the 10th when and the roll devin booklet led the sunset with 20 full points to help them beat that as a 105 to 98 roberts, who are playing without their injured saw lucas on she to last for just the 2nd time. and the last 7 game and south africa, director of rugby of i. c at us, melissa has been banned from rugby for 2 months. arrest. most a has been punished for releasing and our long video criticizing the refereeing during a match earlier this year is also being borrowed from attending matches an official role of for the next 10 months. that's it for m

she's in the capital correct us for us . drew the even taking parson, these elections as quite the statement by the opposition. what's actually spa, this change of heart to think well, we're here in this polling stage and is not far away from the presidential palace and people having coming year to vote steadily turn out in this election is crucial . it's mostly for the session because they're challenging the government. as you've just mentioned. this is the 1st time in 4 years that the position is participating in elections. they're challenging of a government in many states across the country, hoping to gain grout, but also the presence of international monitors is what's crucial here. the preference of the european union that's been deployed from $22.00 states across the country to be monitoring how the voting happens, how the campaign happens, legal experts, human rights experts all across the country. and that's why this election is a major test for venezuela. we've been going around several parts of the country and we've been talking to people believe in the areas where their governmen

diplomatic style has redefined the bilateral relationship between these 2 countries. france says scope parsons behavior and the scrapping of his contract doesn't just affect this alliance, but has far reaching consequences for other countries considering future partnerships with strayer, france says it wants a concrete effort made by struggle efforts to get the relationship back on track. but neither side showing any sign of backing down that could take time here or clock out a 0. queensland, australia. so head on al jazeera by these electricity workers in salonica. frank related deal struck with the united states and had one american artist as putting a new spin on ceramics to be tail history. as for the men in green mart shown over you only action from c 20 world co, later ah color, we got more very heavy showers, the seasonal range, as they should be across said the amazon basin face and big. now pause in 2 parts of bolivia and also into peru. we have seen some flooding here, rashed and i'm afraid i say we showers are set to continue for the next few days. as i said, these are the seasonal

diplomatic style has redefined the bilateral relationship between these 2 countries. france says scott parsons behavior and the scrapping of his contract doesn't just affect this alliance, but has far reaching consequences for other countries considering future partnerships with strayer, france says it wants a concrete effort made by structure efforts to get the relationship back on track. but neither side showing any sign of backing down that could take time here or clock out a 0. queensland, australia, field trunk drivers in haiti, a considering more strike action after several workers were kidnapped by gangs this week. a strike lo is likely to compound a fuel crisis that has brought much of the country to a standstill. john henderson has more for us. from puerto prince idled lines of cars snake through haiti's, capital drivers biding their time till the pumps come to life without fuel. the porter prince economy is, is motionless, is the cues of vehicles as police protect the tanks in the haitian heat, ah, frustrations run high with doors to try to do the work. but we did. there is nothing w

as well is whether the un itself was intentionally targeted or whether the arrests of these, you and parson l were part of a wider range of arrests of a t t p, people from the to grey ethnic group. now that is a question that has been unanswered, but above all this, well, the un deeply concerned about the humanitarian situation. there are still no humana tarion flights allowed into ethiopia. this is now some 2 and a half weeks with the last flight took place. and they are finding ways in which these flights can resume and in which the steady flow of monetary and aid can start going back into a country in which some 2 and a half 1000000 people have been displaced. i can, i thank you very much for escalate to him. i had her in at is have us what is the impact likely to be on efforts to get vital aid and to take her i well yes that has been worked upon as was pick. lauren: all these piece efforts, the 1st priority they want to achieve is to get aid to those who need it most more than 400000 people in the ticket region who are living in famine like situations according to the you and no aid has

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diplomatic stash has redefined the bilateral relationship between these 2 countries. france, his scope parsons behavior and the scrapping of his contract doesn't just effect this alliance, but has far reaching consequences for other countries considering future partnerships with a stranger. france says it wants a concrete effort made by stronger efforts to get the relationship back on track because neither side showing any sign of backing down that could take time. there a clock out to 0, queensland, australia, poland has reported more than 10000 coffee 19 cases as infections continue to spike is the highest number of daily infection since late april. according to johns hopkins university, poland has more than 3000000 confirmed cases, just over 77 deaths. its health ministry is considering title restrictions. masks are being reintroduced in the netherlands to arise in corona virus infections. the government is also expanding the use of a corona pass showing proof of the cove with 1900 vaccination or negative test. and now we needed to enter many public places like museums. jim's infections hav

diplomatic stash has redefined the bilateral relationship between these 2 countries. france, his scope parsons behavior and the scrapping of his contract doesn't just effect this alliance, but has far reaching consequences for other countries considering future partnerships with a stronger france says it wants a concrete effort made by stronger efforts to get the relationship back on track. but neither side showing any sign of backing down that could take time for a clock out to 0. queensland, australia. now the taliban has said it will eradicate the cultivation of poppies in order to stop afghan, the stones drug trade. hoppy farming is rife across the country. a consequence of the past 2 decades, war and conflict. it is a lucrative business and a stephanie decker reports from cobble weaning afghanistan off. the plant may be a challenge on many fronts swaying gently in the wind, the pretty poppy plant is potentially fatal. afghanistan is one of the top produces of opium and heroine in the world. for many farmers here, it's the only way to make a living room for the recorder. cheer we grow popp

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i also saw a protest against the parson, rome, reminder of the tensions existing around attempts to fight the pandemic. nadine baba al jazeera or france is sending elite military forces to the caribbean islands of guadalupe following the night of losing an asset in defiance of a coven 19 curfew. nobody in the french overseas region is allowed on the streets between 6 pm and 5 am. and the sale of petrol and cans has been banned. purchases of torched cars and erected makes of barricades across the streets in a 5th day of demonstrations. now firefighters and doctors have been out on strike since monday and elsewhere. tens of thousands of people have been marching in state capitals across australia. they are protesting vaccine mandates and restrictions. a state government backed industries have made vaccines, compulsory for people in certain jobs. restrictions have also been brought in by barring that people have been on vaccinated from activities like dining out and concerts. will dana morse as a journalist with the australian broadcasting corporation and explains what's behind these demonst