so i think nick has rejoined us, i want to thank you, eric, dear friend, for writing this book. it's wonderful, i cannot emphasize how many stories we were able to get there but they are there and wonderful and it reminds you that history is full of heroes who stood up against real oppression to keep freedom of speech going andp to me, that's the great take away. >> a really great villain as well. [laughter] >> henry the eighth, the guy who married people alive but anyway, for the good stories. thank you for writing it and thank you for being with us today. nick. >> absolutely. everybody, the book>> is dangers i guess the author tonight was eric, thank you again, judy, for being in conversation, a lovely conversation. we've had some excellent questions in check. to everybody who showed up. it was an interesting discussion in their, very entertaining. thank you very much, glad to be part of it. if you would like to purchase the book, book passage.com. ... your doorstep. in addition to that if your local bookstore we will not begrudge you if you purchase from them. we love all ven

what nick has is a mild form of cerebral palsy. a disability. he was born with and something nick took a long time to for 21 years of my life. i was very stubborn. very, you know, a negative towards the idea that meeting to myself that i was disabled admitting to myself that i did have cp. >> i hit it from virtually everybody in my entire life for such a long time now nick focuses on what he's able to do. >> but it won't be soccer. his sport of 7 aside was dropped from the paralympic program for tokyo twenty-twenty citing a lack of international participation kind of setback was like, you know, there's got to be another sport. i can do. >> and my coach was actually like you. you could run track and field and it was just an idea. and i didn't really think about it like that. >> usa track and field recruited him to become a sprinter in 2019. fast forward to the paralympic trials in june when nick broke a world record in his classification of the 100 meter dash an accomplishment. >> that didn't surprise him i've done in practice ayers knew that in

. >>> stevie nicks has dropped out of headlining this years bottle rock festival. the fleetwood mac is singer announcing on twitter her concerns over the spread of covid. andrea nakano is live with what this means for the labor day festival. >> reporter: can't bottle rock is just about three weeks away and while there is a lot of excitement in this community, some locals do have some concerns. despite stevie nicks bowing out, the show will go on a bottle rock 2021. event organizers sent out this tweet saying "while we are disappointed that stevie nicks will not be joining us, we are very excited to be headlining bottle rock on people will be responsible. but, like i said, come, be responsible and enjoyed the town. i do want the revenue to come to the napa valley because we need it. because we lost a lot of it during this pandemic. >> reporter: bottle rock is requiring either proof of vaccination or negative testing 72 hours before the event. at the festival was supposed to be held memorial day weekend but was postponed, which according to ucsf infectious disease dr

. >> stevie nicks has canceled her headlining performance at bottlerock over labor day weekend.he tweeted, while i am vaccinated, at my age, i am still being extremely cautious and have decided to skip the performances i plan for 2021. napa's other concert venue will require proof of vaccination or a negative test result to get in. the concert series starts this weekend and continues through mid-october. organizers wanted to err on the side of safety. masks are recommended but not required. >> three major u.s. airlines say they will not require workers to be vaccinated, southwest, american and delta. so far, united is the only airline to mandate employees get vaccinated or face termination. hawaii is tightening covid restriction amid a spike in cases. restaurants, bars and gyms are limited to 50% capacity. officials say they are not changing tourist entry requirements at this time. >> new at 11:00, a hate investigation is underway in palo alto. customer at fuki sushi went on a racist tirade directed at the restaurant's owner. are reporter explains what led to that heated confron

. >> stevie nicks has canceled her headlining performance at bottlerock over labor day weekend. tweeted, while i am vaccinated, at my age, i am still being extremely cautious and have decided to skip the performances i plan for 2021. napa's other concert venue will require proof of vaccination or a negative test result to get in. the concert series starts this weekend and continues through mid-october. organizers wanted to err on the side of safety. masks are recommended but not required. >> three major u.s. airlines say they will not require workers to be vaccinated, southwest, american and delta. so far, united is the only airline to mandate employees get vaccinated or face termination. hawaii is tightening covid restriction amid a spike in cases. restaurants, bars and gyms are limited to 50% capacity. officials say they are not changing tourist entry requirements at this time. >> new at 11:00, a hate investigation is underway in palo alto. customer at fuki sushi went on a racist tirade directed at the restaurant's owner. are reporter explains what led to that heated confronta

. >>> stevie nicks has canceled her headline appearance at napa valley's bottle rock festival. >> country star chris stapleton will replace nicks. she was actually supposed to headline the 2020 bottle rock festival, which was canceled by covid. well, this year's festival is set to take place over labor day weekend in napa. nicks is also canceling other upcoming performances this year. >>> get a final check of the weather this wednesday morning. >> it's going to heat up quickly today. upper 90s today. slightly cooler tomorrow, but we will get more humidity tomorrow. and that continues into the weekend. san francisco natural ac still kicking up. it'll be at about 70 degrees today. >> i know i want to hang out. >> yeah, no kidding. [ laughter ] >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow morning. >>> like you, i always want to know more about what's happening here in our home. so we created a newscast designed to get more answers so you know more about our community. join us weeknights at 7:00 for nbc bay area "news tonight." yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's jus

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what nick has is a mild form of cerebral palsy a disability. he was born with and something nick took a long time to for 21 years. my life. i was very stubborn. very, you know, a negative towards the idea that meeting to myself that i was disabled admitting vo myself that i did have cp. >> i hit it from virtually everybody in my entire life for such a long time now nick focuses on what he's able to do. >> but it won't be soccer. his sport of 7 aside was dropped from the paralympic program for tokyo twenty-twenty citing a lack of international participation kind of setback was like, you know, there's got to be another sport. i can do. >> and my coach was actually like you. you could run track and field and it was just an idea. and i didn't really think about it like that. >> usa track and field recruited him to become a sprinter in 2019. fast forward to the paralympic trials in june when it broke a world record in his classification of the 100 meter dash an accomplishment. >> that didn't surprise him. i've done in practice ayers knew that in the

so i see that nick has rejoined us. i want to thank you for writing this book.can't emphasize how many we were able to get to but they are there and wonderful and to remind you they've stood up against oppression to keep the freedom of speech going and that to me is the greatest take away. >> great villains as well. >> really good stories. thank you for writing it and for being with us today. >> everybody, the book is dangerous ideas and the author tonight is eric. thank you again judy for being in the conversation. it was a lovely conversation. we had excellent chats. thank you to everybody that showed up. it was an interesting discussion that happened. thank you very much. i was glad to be part of it. if you would like to purchase you can doo so from a book passage.com. the linkss has been posted multiple times you can go and follow it there. if you happen to live near a store or you can pick it up but even if youut don't near us we will ship it anywhere in the united states directly to your doorstep if that is what you would like to do and in addition to that

so i think nick has rejoined us, i want to thank you, eric, dear friend, for writing this book.derful, i cannot emphasize how many stories we were able to get there but they are there and wonderful and it reminds you that history is full of heroes who stood up against real oppression to keep freedom of speech going andp to me, that's the great take away. >> a really great villain as well. [laughter] >> henry the eighth, the guy who married people alive but anyway, for the good stories. thank you for writing it and thank you for being with us today. nick. >> absolutely. everybody, the book>> is dangers

nick log al jazeera, southern turkey, greece as prime minister has apologized, so saving to probably tackle devastating fires burning across the country. now some of the worst on the island, the area where hundreds of homes are being lost and thousands of people forced to evacuate. greek officials of flame climate change as a record breaking heat wave has grated ideal by conditions. but critic say the government should have been better prepared in brazil matter, grosser states, a blaze of scorch 10 square kilometers of the world's largest wetlands in just 2 days. as far as in brazil, my nape assigned to say climate change is making them harder to control. and the lack of rain is raising phase a particularly devastating fall season. the taliban says it's captured at 6 provincial capital since friday. the country's military struggles to hold its advance. i back is the capital of southern gun. the us envoy is heading to cat our talks, where he'll press the group to hold it's offensive. the president of batteries has told western pals to choke on their sanctions after another round was i

i noticed and saw that stevie nicks has dropped out of bottlerock due to covid concerns. nobody is getting stevie nicks this year. thank you. larry: when you get vaccinated, you should've gotten your vaccine card. for thousands of people in san mateo, they did not. we are following up on the problems they are now facing as a result. liz: >> i'll have theave theave temperatures in the smoke forecast coming up. >> we will not live forever and we need to know that she is safe and well looked after. liz: parents face the greatest fear and look at their g people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections —some serious— and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious a

has gone nowhere. pam? >> we've seen that. all right, thank you so much kylie and nickeave their homes. that's next. has plans built just for you.le switch now and get 2 unlimited lines and 2 free smartphones. and now get netflix on us. it's all included with 2 lines for only $70 bucks! only at t-mobile. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. 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 usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. >>> in our national lead, california remains ablaze with 11 active fires wreaking havoc, 12,000 californians have been evacuated across the state. in northern california the dixie fire, which is now the second largest fire in state history, continues to grow. the blaze has already destroyed nearly

going to believe it, but this guy that i've had concerns about and who had filed a grievance against nick haseft arm. >> what's his name? >> james lapan. >> james lapan, one of nick's co-workers police had already spoken with. >> it's just we don't -- we never got along. >> jeff johnson said just 11 days before the murder, lapan had come to him with a complaint about nick and with it, a warning. >> he said that if i don't handle it, he has his own way of handling things and just bolted right out of my office. >> you knew the name james lapan. >> i did. >> nick had talked about him as somebody he'd had problems with. >> yes. >> but not being afraid of. >> no. >> detective garcia now interviewed lapan again at marana aerospace. he told her he spent the sunday before the murder with his family and said he and his wife went to bed around 9:00 and got up around 5:00 a. m., which would have been an hour after nick's murder. >> if i contact your wife, she's going to tell me this is where you were on sunday? >> i would hope so. >> okay. >> he pretty much answered all the questions that we had. the in

reggie: stevie nicks has canceled her headlining performance over labor day weekend. she tweeted, while i am still vaccinated, at my age i'm being cautious and have decided to skip the five performances i had planned for 2021. country singer chris stapleton is going to take her place at the friday night headliner. kumasi: the summer of klay thompson is still giving. he is back out again, speeding across the bay. rocco looks a little lonely but he has a good view because they have been making the most of their summer. the warriors are about a month and a half away from the start of nba training camp. >> i love that dog. that is cute. deo shonghaone flights during te ma: case rates in san francisco are now higher than the rest of the country, but there is one thing keeping the crisis under control. reggie: we are back live with sfusd's vaccine mandate for school teachers and staff and word of a bigger announcement on the way this morning. parents are raising concerns about issues with classroom air vents. kumasi: let' california, did you know our homes share power? but

but perhaps the most upsetting musical casualty of the delta variant is that stevie nicks has cancelledncerts for 2021, citing her fear of catching covid. no! now you've done it, america. thanks to the "landslide" of cases, stevie can perform only in our "dreams." please, "don't stop" getting vaccinated. because i'm "never going back again" to the storage closet. "rhiannon." (cheers and applause) totally worth it tallworth it. >> jon: definitely worth it. >> stephen: of course, a big reason people are refusing to get their shots is all the fake news about vaccines they can read on the internet. and i'll tell you all about it in my brand new, conspiracy-ridden segment: "disinformation station." >> the vaccine made my penis magnetic! didn't lear everything he just said there but it did not sound good. >> stephen: first up in the koo-koo choo-choo, this week, facebook banned a russian disinformation network that claimed coronavirus vaccines turn people into chimpanzees. wait a second. wait a second! i'm vaccinated. am i turning into a chimp? it would explain why i like to ride a tricycle w

i can see that nick has rejoined us. i want to thank you eric for writing this book.it's wonderful and i cannot emphasize how many stories we are able to get there but they are there and they are wonderful and it reminds you that historyu is full of heroes who stood up against real oppression to keep freedom of speech going and that's a great take away. >> that's a really great villain. >> henry viii. anyway really good stories and thank you for writing it and thank you for being with us today. nick. >> absolutely. the book is 'dangerous ideas" and her opera tonight was eric berkowitz. thankr you again for the conversation tonight. he was a really lovely conversation we had excellent conversations from from the chad and thank you tour v-12 showed up. it was a does -- interesting discussion there as well. it b was very in attaining and s part of it. you can purchase the book from book passage.com. you can follow it in the chat. if you happen to live near our store you can pick it up if you would like that even if you don't know with near as we will ship it everywhere i

so i see that nick has rejoined us.i want to thank you, eric for writing this book, it's wonderful. i cannot emphasize how many stories we were able to get to but they are there and they are wonderful and it reminds you that history is full of heroes who stood up against real oppression to keep freedom of speech going in for me, that is the great take away. >> a really great billing. [laughter] >> henry the eighth stands out. >> henry the eighth. >> bearing people all life. anyway, good stories. thank you for writing it and thank you for being with us today. nick. >> everybody, the book is dangerous ideas and other eric, thank you again for being in conversation tonight, it was a a lovely conversation. we have excellent questions in check. thank you to everybody who showed up,s and interesting discussion in there, very entertaining.

this is the end of one big story nick has been covering for 20 years but the beginning of the new story, mentioned the recess resettlement, that will be the next part of the story. >>> and the intel community weighing in on the origins of covid-19, why the public may have to wait a little longer to read what was found. that is next. the covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective. and while walgreens has safely administered over 25 million free covid-19 vaccines, we can't stop there. because this is still our shot. usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. ♪ ♪ life is full of surprises when you least expect it. (woman laughs) and open. what happened to all your things? i know you needed a place to study, so... and other times, it pays off knowing what to expect. at university of phoenix, you can count on fixed, affordable tuition from the moment you enroll to the day you graduate from your

i don't have the same feeling that nick has on this. i think it's prudent, to use john kirby's term, that the u.s. would do this, to prevent the potential for the taliban that might enter kabul. if that happens, it's going to push to the extreme the ability of the u.s. government to get their embassy officials out. there's the desire not to have another fall of saigon that occurred in 1975. when you're talking about three infantry battalions, that's a relatively small force to have the contingency mission of defending the airfield and ensuring the embassy personnel gets out. right now this is not a n.e.o. operation, a noncombatant evacuation operation. it may not be one now, but that force that is going to both the airfield as well as the ready brigade from the 82nd airborne, i would bet they have a be prepared to conduct n.e.o. operation in case of dire circumstances. the taliban has been moving so fast that they want to ensure that the capital of kabul is defended and the american presence there is also defended. you not only have the

and of course that happens that has to start happening once the civilian evacuations a done so it really does seem like the civilian evacuations are being wound up. and nick carter has put the number of people eligible to come to the u. k. on the repatriation lists, but who haven't made it at what he said the how you hundreds on friday the government was saying 802-1000 afghans and then 10250 british national. some sources in the u. k. believe it's significantly higher than that, given the high number of calls, for example, m p. 's have been receiving from constituents with relatives in afghanistan and charities. here in the u. k as well. whatever the case, the u. k is saying that it's done the best in the circumstances. those were the words of nick carter. they've got almost 15000 people out since mid august. it has been chaotic. it has been extremely upsetting and distressing for those people who made it through let alone the thousands of people who have been trying to get into cobble airport and have failed. now the government is stressing that this is not the end of its efforts. there's a lot of, it's been sent to members of parliament by the defense

so i see that nick has rejoined us. i want to thank you, eric, my dear friend, for writing this book. it is wonderful. i cannot emphasize how many stories we weren't able to get to, but they are there. they are wonderful. and it just reminds you that the history is full of heroes, who stood up against real oppression to keep freedom of speech going, and that for me is the great take away. >> there's some really great villains as well. [laughter] >> good, henry the eighth stands out. really good stories. thank you for writing it and being with us today. nick? >> absolutely. >> everybody, the book is "dangerous ideas", our author tonight and judy, thank you for the conversation. thank you for everybody that showed up. it was an interesting discussion as well that happened in there. that was very very entertaining. thank you very much. i was glad to be a part of it. if you would like to purchase the book, you can do so from book passage.com. the link has been posted multiple times in the chat. you can go and follow it ther

stevie nicks has canceled. the parents is at five upcoming.usic festivals, including bottle rock in napa, the former fleetwood mac singer tweeted the announcement, citing concerns about the coronavirus. nick says that even though she's vaccinated, she's still being extremely cautious. she had also been scheduled to perform at austin city limits music festival and colorado's jazz aspen snowmass labor day experience. there is some push back in san francisco as the city gets closer to imposing a vaccine man. eight for all of its employees. ktvu is tom baker explains hundreds of city workers have asked to be excused from getting the shot for the last six weeks or so. a steady stream of nearly 192 identical eight page letters from city and county employees has come to the city and county of san francisco, asking for vaccine exemptions, with few exceptions. the policy is once the vaccines get full federal approval, employees must comply or lose their job. but the letters list 41 preconditions before they will comply and asks that their quote god giv

nick has done a lot of pieces about neuro- terminology in changing our perspective within psychology. neuro- tribes. there is a lot and i list several in this book as well. >> thank you. can we go to the other questions? there is a bunch more we won't have time to go through all of them. did you pick some rory? >> emily is muted. >> you can pick one to start and i will look there but. >> i've not read through all of them. there is the one about gradually integrating my labels while integrating others. however it feels like i am becoming more of a target at work. it does not help my psychiatrist believes in increasing drugs as a fix. how do i avoid that target? >> that is very interesting. i do not have all of the information to know exactly what it means to be a target. on a sheet on what workplace bullying someone using a neuro- divergent person as a scapegoat which is horrible. so if you are able to try a different that can make all the difference. i got unfortunately since a lot of this information is so new and it is not integrated can be helpful to do your own research.. even med

and already has nick has been reporting and i've been discussing the last couple days the actual deadlines much sooner for that. for most afghans it's already passed. >> i remember you guys talking about it. actually the deadline is more like friday. that's what we're seeing as you said august 31st. >> and for many of them, it's passed already because they can't get to the airport so they can't get out. >> jim sciutto, thank you so much. >>> coronavirus hospitalizations are now surpassing 100,000 for the first time since january. dr. sanjay gupta will answer your questions and they're very good ones next. >>> plus, former president trump threatened to invoke executive privilege in the capitol attack probe. what does that mean for the investigation? ck to milkshake mustaches, high fives and high dives. to 3-on 3s... 2-on-2s... and 1-on-1s. at aspenen dental, we see all the momentsts that make us smile so we make it easy t to share your smile with convenient, t total care - all in one place. and flexexible hours that work with your life. righght now, new patients get a complete exam and x-r

singer stevie nicks has cancelled five of her upcoming performances, including bottle rock in napa.mer fleetwood mac singer says even though she's vaccinated, she is very concerned about the spread of the delta variant. she was also scheduled to perform at austin city limits the new orleans jazz festival and the jazz festival in aspen. stevie nicks is 73 incited her ageoncerns about covid. stage in san franc, but there's going to the show have to provide more than a ticket to get in. ktvu is amberleigh explains guests to the orpheum had to show proof of vaccination or recent negative covid test. matthew white car, please theater fans at the orpheum in san francisco need more than tickets to watch a live performance of hamilton on tuesday, they are required to show proof of covid vaccination or a negative covid test within 72 hours. vaccination card. yeah the first time the venue has been open since march of last year. his father brought his daughters have only seen hamilton on tv. i think this is going to be a long lasting memory that they will hit. cherish you know, for the rest of

knows a little something about what a good defensive lineman looks like he speaks about bosa friend nick hasnding knickers i mean, i don't know how you could have got stronger but he did very few people come back from major injury and are better than they it was when they left and i feel like he came back with a recipe of moves just for me, so i played nick before. he left and i played when he got back and on the east, he's better. all right as far as preseason games go at least this was interesting robert soller former 49ers defensive coordinator doing a little jogging in the rain he's the head coach of the jets nowadays eagles up 31 23 final seconds the old classic hail mary the jets kenny yeah, boa will make the catch from james morgan in the end zone with the two point conversion both teams walk away happy, robert saleh. happy camper friday night with the videos back to that a xgames probably their loan highlight tonight for the most part, d j lemay you of the yankees is robbed the first pitch of the game josh harrison that is a nice play. and as i said highlights in short supply for the

and nick has done a lot of blog pieces, actually, around neurodiversity terminology and changing our perspective within psychology. and then, i always recommend neuro tribes and, yeah, there's a lot. and i list several in this book as well. so, yeah. >> thanks. do you want -- can we go to the other questions? there's a bunch more, there's not enough time to go through all. did you pick some, rory, or do you want me to-- >> i'm always needed when i don't-- >> you can pick one to start and i'll look through. >> i haven't read through all of them, but there's one here about gradually integrating my labels, while including others, however, it feels i'm becoming more of a target at work. it doesn't help that my psychiatrist believes in increasing drugs as a, quote, fix. how do you avoid becoming a target? that's an interesting question. >> that's very interesting, and i don't have all the information exactly what it means to be a target. i don't know if they're talking about workplace bullying or someone using a neurodivergent person as a scapegoat, which is horrible. so, yeah, i mean if

stopping guys trying to attack his quarterback very impressed with the comeback of number 97 nick bosa nick haskers i mean, i don't know how you could have got stronger but he did very few people come back from major injury and are better than they was when they left, and i feel like he came back with a recipe of moves just for me, so i play nick before he left and i played when he got back in on the east. he's better. when you go by one name in the world of sports, particularly soccer you're a big deal in the case of ronaldo yeah, that is official one of the greatest in the world ever to play the game and arguably the best ever. i think few people might chime in with another idea or two. it's hard to keep up with these guys they're changing teams more than americans ronaldo's leaving event is and is returning to manchester united 15. million euros and eight million more possible and incentives to get him go it's pretty good money for 36 year old he played for manu you might remember 12 years ago in the meantime we al madrid and of course you've enters and as we close it out and get ready for t

our environment editor nick clark has more from man. i've got in turkey while wildfires have caused widespread destruction. it is an apocalyptic seen skeletal trees with a fruit chard, as they hang. no one has ever seen fires like these before. they came with little warning, leaving people stunned with everything lost. even the dead went sped from the flames. home and half fit now only for demolition. these are the consequences. evan overheated world. the children's playground melted by the intense heat. those who played here may well wonder what the future holds in this changing world. this will be the future, say the scientists, unless something is done. and this, they say is just a hint of what could be to come humanity, his lit the fuse and humanity was put it out before it's too late. i talked to 65 year old pharma below, couldn't. he tells me the only clothes he has left. other ones he standing in his head. we lost everything. there is nothing left of our house. if the same folly neighbors 0, the tractor, the ho, the shovel, every

nick: suddenly his swing feels out of sync. amazing one bad shot or we are 48 hours later we are playing who knows. jim: fan duduel hasng for the playoffs? nick: he is a season campaigner and comes in under the radar and huge opportunity to have a great fedex cup. frank: i'm looking for the spoiler, a man who found his form again. i know the win in phoenix but that is brooks koepka. frank: justin thomas is my man swinging smoothly but more importantly putting better than he has the rest of season. got the putter back in the bag. jim: of course the next leg begins thursday the b.m.w. at kays valley. head to fan duel.com and make your free picks and compete for prizes at fanduel. great to see some sunshine after this area got batter ed. nine inches of rain at this place alone. here is brooks koepka. nick: where are we, frank, with your man? frank: he is reeling a little bit today. jim: over to the eighth. frank: finau on the tee at the par 5. left look the earlier. trevor: like the par 5 two holes ago. frank: we see the ball in a decent lie. big break to miss that deep stuff. j teams and shane lowry playing alongside.

the un secretary general is calling the study a code read for humanity or environment editor nick clark has more for a man of got in turkey where wildfires, of course widespread destruction.

nick watt has more on that. nick? >> reporter: an additional vaccine dose for the immunocompromised who might not have had such a great response to two doses, green lit by the fda. cdc vaccine advisers also voted in favor. >> 11 yeses, zero no's and the ayes have it. >> reporter: booster shots likely for the rest of us. >> it would have to be in an orderly fashion. would you not want to say now everybody is going to be going to get a third dose. >> reporter: in florida the broward county school board is offering cash incentives to get the vaccine. >> there are a lot of people that still have not gotten the vaccination and it is becoming a deadly thing. >> reporter: three of their teachers just died within 24 hours, all unvaccinated. >> we have not opened schools yet so that's why the eight of us on our board are adamant that we cannot have people in schools without masks. >> reporter: meantime more than 10,000 texans are in the hospital now fighting covid-19. >> in dallas we haveu beds left for children. that means if

that unfolded at the kabul airport on monday have underscored just how chaotic the situation has become, nick paton walsh has more. >> reporter: this is the only way out for so many. the airport road jammed, chaos, over a trillion dollars spent and this is what the end looks like. walk where you can't drive. just ahead of us is the gates into the airport and this is the panicked scene of many people still moving despite how hard it has been. entry into the last bit america controls, there is panic. tanks, someone shouts. but who is doing crowd control outside america evacuation spot? the taliban. with vehicles that they have taken from the afghan army, paid for by america, now used to keep the desperate crowds back, people whose only hope is to get out. possibly with american help. crowding at gates, trying to climb walls originally built to keep an insurgency out, being sent running. nearly every gate with a crowd fueled with the idea this is their only way out. u.s. troops at the perimeter shot dead two afghans who they said were armed but later admitted were not taliban. but inside the air

the un secretary general is calling the study a code read for humanity or environment editor nick clark has more on the report from man of got to in turkey, wildfires of cause widespread destruction. it is a bleak picture. this year alone has seen storms, floods, and wildfires. now, according to sciences, it is unequivocal. the humans are largely to blame for woman, the oceans land an atmosphere throughout the battery of coal, oil and gas. you've been telling us over 3 decades of the dangers of allowing the kind of warm the world listen. i didn't hear the wellness and but it didn't us ex strongly enough. and as a result, climate change is a problem that is here. now, nobody is safe and it's getting worse. foster about his being repeatedly demonstrated by the reporting that we've been doing here in turkey and in greece on the devastating wafaa that have swept across southern europe. now these well 5 do happen every year, but it is the scale of them and the intensity of them that has taken everybody by surprise this year and that looks set to continue. the 1st year and report issued in 1990,

our environment editor nick clark has this report on the us study from my nap gap in turkey, where wildfires have cause widespread destruction. it is a bleak picture. this year alone has seen storms, floods, and wildfires. now, according to sciences, it is unequivocal. the humans are largely to blame for warming the ocean's land, an atmosphere, drop any of coal, oil, and gas. you've been telling us over 3 decades of the dangers of allowing the kind of warm the world listen, but didn't hear the wellness in. but it didn't, us act strongly enough. and as a result, climate change is a problem that is here. now, nobody is safe and it's getting worse. foster about his being repeatedly demonstrated by the reporting that we've been doing here in turkey and engraved on the devastating welfare of swept across southern europe. now these, well us do happen every year, but it is the scale of them and the intensity of them that has taken everybody by surprise this year and that look set to continue. the 1st you and report issued in 1990, had predicted human cause. climate change would become evidence at t