patel. after president biden laid out his strategy which includes a lot of polling that lever to get businesses, employees to vaccinate, mandate that, as well as federal employees and federal contractors. if you work for a health-care system that takes money from medicare, anything because federal money, tell your employees to vaccinate. let's start with another round two truths and ally. dr. patel: i am pulling up my questions right now. tell me which one of these is not true. a a vietnamese man was sentenced to five years in jail for breaking covid-19 quarantine rules. b, a doctor set up a vaccine clinic at a marjorie taylor greene rally and vaccinated 25 people. c tsa recorded almost as many travelers this past friday as it did the friday before labor day two years ago. pre-pandemic travel. which one is not true? kristen: gosh, you are getting tricky. there's a little kernel of believability in each of those. dr. patel: i had to. you're getting too good at this. kristen: i'm going to ask

patel: i agree.you were to add all of the levels of protection, and you include testing, and there was a higher level of adults that the native, we need to revisit these quarantine rules. if we had more testing and more screening, we would catch these cases ahead of time. if you were to say a kid is asymptomatic, what if the kid is pre-symptomatic. and develops symptoms two days later. then you have these other kids around and yes, the data shows kids by and large do well. what about the one kid who has an underlying medical conditions? kristen: absolutely. i would only entertain from what i saying i'm keeping the kids in school stand and there was low community spread. and daily testing. dr. patel: i agree. kristen: i want to go back to one point this part of the booster recommendation. this is a big deal not getting enough attention. they say people with weakened immune systems who got the pfizer or moderna are eligible for a third shot four weeks after their second dose. this is not considered a b

did a similar thing — is that priti patel did a similar thing in — is that priti patel did a similar in that later her resignation when theresa _ in that later her resignation when theresa may was minister. she was due to _ theresa may was minister. she was due to he _ theresa may was minister. she was due to be meeting israeli officials. a spokesperson has said for priti patel, all relevant external meetings will be published in accordance with the ministerial code. before the next story, what are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant — are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant external _ are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant external meetings - are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant external meetings so - all relevant external meetings so priti patel�*s argument might be that if there was no civil servant present, there might have needed to be. does there have to be a civil servant present at this kind of meeting? the mirror story suggests there should have been but we have to wait and see whether it was necessary or whether it was an informal

patel, thank you. dr. patel: thank you.h, and all month long we are celebrating hispanic culture and community. the mission district is known for many things, including its vibrant murals. dan: another mission branch library will feature the work of an artist who continues to leave her mark. abc news education reporter lyanne melendez takes you to the studio. >> to know where she finds her inspiration, you have to go back to the plight of the migrant worker. >> it is a complicated story. reporter: in the early 1970's, she first heard labor leader cesar chavez speak in detroit. inspired, she moved to california central valley, she says, in part, to find her roots. >> growing up in detroit, there wasn't much of a mexican community and it was nice to be in community there and have that experience. lee anne: the excessive use of pesticides ultimately took a toll on her health when she was pregnant with her first child. >> that was making people very sick, losing the skin and the linings of their respiratory tracts and their han

gavin williamson is the only| person, priti patel being at the top of any— person, priti patel beingist, of being demoted in any reshuffle, _ of any list, of being demoted in any reshuffle, gavin williamson was the one person — reshuffle, gavin williamson was the one person consistently above her. you see _ one person consistently above her. you see this — one person consistently above her. you see this today, seeing in his interview— you see this today, seeing in his interview with the evening standard where _ interview with the evening standard where he _ interview with the evening standard where he met marcus rashford, the manchester united striker — but actually — manchester united striker — but actually it — manchester united striker — but actually it was maro itoje, the rugby— actually it was maro itoje, the rugby player, two people not very similar— rugby player, two people not very similar in— rugby player, two people not very similar in any way shape or form, other— similar in any way shape or form, other than— similar in any way shape or form, other than being black sportsm

yes, priti patel has been very frustrated — yes, priti patel has been very frustrated by what she seesance to live up to the conditions that were put on it as part of— conditions that were put on it as part of the — conditions that were put on it as part of the £54 million to try to limit _ part of the £54 million to try to limit the — part of the £54 million to try to limit the number of people who are crossing _ limit the number of people who are crossing the channel in small boats and who _ crossing the channel in small boats and who are desperate enough to try and who are desperate enough to try and make _ and who are desperate enough to try and make it — and who are desperate enough to try and make it across the channel in small— and make it across the channel in small boats. what's being quoted here is— small boats. what's being quoted here is that the uk government is prepared — here is that the uk government is prepared to send these boats back into french waters, warning france at this— into french waters, warning france at this is— into french waters, warning france at this i

has _ about points—based system that priti patel has introduced it whether it's working _ patel hassh meat processors association is saying the industry is short— association is saying the industry is short by— association is saying the industry is short by 15,000 workers. and there _ is short by 15,000 workers. and there is— is short by 15,000 workers. and there is a — is short by 15,000 workers. and there is a big push to try to get more people to come into the country and whether the home office will relax any— and whether the home office will relax any of its rules remains to be seen _ relax any of its rules remains to be seen. . . relax any of its rules remains to be seen. ., ., .,. ., ~ relax any of its rules remains to be seen. ., ., ., ~ i., seen. kate and rachelthank you both ve much. seen. kate and rachelthank you both very much- a — seen. kate and rachelthank you both very much. a real _ seen. kate and rachelthank you both very much. a real pleasure _ seen. kate and rachelthank you both very much. a real pleasure to - seen. kate and rachelthank you both very much. a real

and priti patel is under a lot of pressure, i think. �* patel is under a lot of pressure, i think. .ill go away. by any _ think. and it's not a problem that will go away, by any means, - think. and it's not a problem that will go away, by any means, and| will go away, by any means, and arguably not one of consequences of afghanistan is those escaping from a country will eventually end up trying to get into the uk that way. interesting, we will need to watch that one. ending on the times, as well — a lovely picture of teen queen raducanu, the last player in the us open. we and on the old normal, rush—hour returns as britain goes back to normal, rush-hour returns as britain goes back to— goes back to work. is it the old normal? we — goes back to work. is it the old normal? we are _ goes back to work. is it the old normal? we are told _ goes back to work. is it the old normal? we are told that - goes back to work. is it the old| normal? we are told that these places are as busy as pre—pandemic times, that's what the story tells us. but many firms, including the bank of england, apparent

dev patel is the best he's ever been. i think dev patel can do everything.d. i think this really marks him as on the finest actors of his generation. and this is faithful to the text, but it also takes many adventurous leaps, and it looks like something that was made with love in its heart, looks like something made by somebody who really did this as a passion project. and i have seen it a couple of times now, and i want to go straight back and watch it again. there was so much in it that is strange and adventurous and weird and really rather wonderful. one of my favourite films of the year. see it in the cinema, see it on the big screen. high praise. gagarine. .. now, this was shot on a housing project in parisjust before it was demolished. cite gagarine just outside of paris. based around, youri named after yuri gagarin... for those who don't know, the famous russian cosmonaut... of whom we see footage at the beginning. the estate is going to be demolished, but youri wants to fix it in spite of its many problems. here's a clip. here's what's great about th

. pretty supportive of priti patel overtime. the covid pandemic, so that is the appointment so far. we also know who has left government completely. that happened slightly earlier this afternoon. that is robert buckland, the formerjustice secretary, who has obviously now gone and has made way for dominic raab. he was removed from government this morning. , sorry, earlierthis from government this morning. , sorry, earlier this afternoon. robertjenrick, the housing and community secretary, he has also left government, and gavin williamson, the education secretary, also left the government. that is not necessarily a surprise, i don't think. there had been quite a lot of speculation he was likely to go in the reshuffle, given the criticism he has received about his handling of particularly education during the pandemic. so number ten has released a few words on each of them, thanking all of them for their time. they said robert buckland had made a huge contribution to the government as justice secretary and lord chancellor, includin

we will speak with raj patel, author of "stuffed and starved: the hidden battle for the world's food system." and we will go to india and ethiopia. in the united states of war. we look at the new military partnership between the united states, australia, and britain. the u.s. is selling nuclear submarines to australia and expanding the military footprint. his president biden constructing a cold war with china? we will speak with david vine about "the united states of war: a global history of america's endless conflicts, from columbus to the islamic state." >> 800 mility bases, more than any nation in world history. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president joe biden said wednesday the united states will donate an additional 500 million pfizer vaccine doses to other nations around the world. he made the pledge during a virtual global vaccine summit of world leaders. pres. biden: it brings our total commitment of donated vaccines to over 1.1 billion vaccines to be donated. put it another way, for

the home secretary priti patel is today - secretary priti patel is today meeting her french counterpartin numbers in the past two days with well over 1000 people reaching the uk, she has threatened to withdraw some of the 5a million britain promised france to step up police patrols and surveillance if it doesn't prevent more crossings. there have been several deals over the years to try to stop the crossings. 0ne several deals over the years to try to stop the crossings. one of the first was signed two and a half years ago when sajid javid came to dover and declared a major incident. at that time on the busiest days, around a0 people were making the crossing. now that figure can be 20 times higher. so far this year, 13,500 migrants have reached the uk by boat, 5000 more than last year. the mp for calais says there's only so much france can do.— the mp for calais says there's only so much france can do. 1000 crossing in the last few — so much france can do. 1000 crossing in the last few nights. _ so much france can do. 1000 crossing in the last few nights. basically, - in the last few ni

sizing -- sandhya patel is sizing up the air quality for the weekend. and firefighters are making good progress in the serie a. lighter wind -- in the sierra. leiter winds. >> what you have to do to get into this sold out venue a homeless encampment disappears from berkeley. we'll explain what happened. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> take a look. here are two of the homes destroyed by the caldor fire. there are at least 659 more just like it. >> and as firefighters get a break from the flames, there's no break from the smoke. at lake tahoe or here in the bay area. take a look. that video on the right shows the heavy smoke hanging over oakland this afternoon. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> hull jow live and wherever you stream. glad you're with us. that smoke is expected to impact the bay area through the labor day weekend. we'll start with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. with more on the air quality. joo yeah, and the air quality is clearly being impacted as yo

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mark: welcome back america, our guest kash patel.tion was chief of staff to last secretary of defense under president trump. welcome. generalmp milley, has been a controversial figure before the supposed allegations in this book, peril. i will deal with that in the next segment. assuming the allegation are true. what do you make of an allegation that says chairman of joint chiefs of staff was back-channeling through his counterpart in communist china, he allegedly telling him in the second conversation, if we do attack, we'll give you a heads up, what do you make of that. >> outrageous is mile. mild. it violating the constitution and the law. i am glad you have me on. civilian oversight and leadership in military is demanded by the constitution and the law. from president of united states to secretary of defense. congress passed a law in 40s and 50s, prohibits chairman of joint chiefs of staff from executing any command authority. there is no extension. there isny -- exception. there is no delegating it down to him to have him call c

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sandy patel is tracking this. and we have rising temperatures. >> let's talk about the fire danger and rising temperatures. red flag warning for the north bay hills begins at 11:00 p.m. it runs until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. dry fuels, north-north easterly winds. humidity will be dropping. the greatest concern will be the napa county mountains and interior portions of sonoma county, er expstrong our-byforecast, 20, 23 mile an r winds. they ramp up even more at 1:00 a.m. 30 miles an hour, continuing into thursday. down sloping, drying wind. it is concerning right now. wind gusts in the hills, not terribly strong. that will be changing at 11:00 p.m. a closer look at the forecast, coming up. >> as california faces extreme drought, high school students are making a difference to offset the negative effects of -- on our ecosystem. cohost sam and amid the drought. liz kreutz went to petaluma to find out how. >> sixth period likely looks a lot different than yours did. it certainly does for me. these students are part of a o

kavita patel, who served as health policy adviser during the obama administration. mike, couple of things we're learning about that the president is expected to unveil tonight. mandatory vaccination move for federal workers, that is significant.

today we saw them marking priti patel by staging a protest outside — priti patel by staging a protestthe very injunction. i didn't know you might need a separate injunction for each separate injunction for each separate roadway. the daily mail. on the front page there boris likens maccallum to a jilted lover. —— micron. it is indicative of that rather touchy relationship between britain and the united states and france on the others hand. that's right and i think the daily mail captures, the britishjohnson diplomacy here. i think it's very stark contrast between boris johnson's reaction the fact that france felt quite put out by this announcement between this and joe about his reaction. i announcement between this and joe about his reaction.— about his reaction. i think they can come onto — about his reaction. i think they can come onto joe _ about his reaction. i think they can come onto joe barton's _ about his reaction. i think they can come onto joe barton's reaction i about his reaction. i think they can come onto joe barton's reaction in | about his reaction. i think they can. c

cash patel is really interesting. he doesn't have the rank of these other people but he had such a conipgs when he found out about the subpoena he went out and said something like, i will continue to tell the truth to the american people about the events of january 6th and the like. great, do it. do it in public. do it under oath. i mean, but he kind of freaked out about it. and you know, this is a guy who gina haskell who defended water boarding threatened to resign over because she objected to him being her deputy. if i am cache patel i am going to be mad why people are asking around to find out why my boss thought i was worse than torture. and all of these are people who look thick as thieves. congress is absolutely right to start asking these questions. they need to do so. i suspect that the answers will point toward that person at the top of the white house at the time who is no longer there, the former guy. >> barbara, i set this up with sort of a nod to your history as an incredibly competent and tough investig

secretary, priti patel.ecretary, priti patel. what we have heard today is _ secretary, priti patel. what we have heard today is a _ secretary, priti patel. what we have heard today is a sickening _ secretary, priti patel. what we have heard today is a sickening to - heard today is a sickening to everyone and there are simply no words, no more at all that can describe the appalling tragedy around sarah everard's murder. all our thoughts and sympathy are with her family and she our thoughts and sympathy are with herfamily and she is our thoughts and sympathy are with her family and she is constantly in my thoughts as well. in terms of the monster that has been convicted today, it is right that he has been given a whole life tariff and with that he can never walk the streets of our country again. alongside that, of course, it is right we constantly hold any police to account for what has happened and with regards to the whole issue around the fact he was a serving police officer, which has been reflected upon i

so let's get right to abc 7 meteorologist sandy a patel. --meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: this is not what you expect in the middle of summer. it looks like winter in the bay area. numerous lightning strikes thunderstorms have been developing from the south bay to the youth bay into the north bay right now. you will notice lightning strike spirit i will take you in to street-level radar where we are seeing some rain falling right around oakmont drive. enterprise road in the north bay and as we track this cell, it will be in calistoga at 11:15 tonight. hopefully, rain continues to accompany these cells because the concern is the lightning being dry around discovery bay. byron highway, seeing some thunderstorms as well. i want to pull out a little bit and show you what is triggering it. it is an area of low pressure off the coast, pulling up subtropical moisture. we are seeing statewide across the northern portion of the state, thunderstorms. it is a level 1 tonight and tomorrow. dry lightning chance, high fire danger. a red flag warning into 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. th

ama: andy patel -- sandia patel joins us with more. sandhya: we are talking about the red flag warning for strong, gusty winds. it is for the funnies by hills. . also firmly comes along to counties. the rest of you, until 8:00 p.m. tonight. the winds are between 30 to 40 or higher, as far as the criteria. low humidity's. any fires that breakout will rapidly spread, given how severe our drought is, and little rain fell over the weekend. . that does not help much. knoxville, 23 miles an hour. the winds were stronger during the overnight hours and earlier this morning. look at the community values. atlas peak, 15%. 13% in knoxville. that is what is concerning. and will be back with an hour-by-hour look at the rest of the forecast coming. ama: thank you so much. pg&e is restoring power to people in the north bay. the latest public safety power shut off affected fewer neighborhoods than originally expected. laura anthony is live near vacaville and solano county, one of the areas that was impacted. reporter: that's right. within the last 45

patel, we listened to dr. walensky there in speaking of vaccine hesithesitancy, saying there's not enough trust in the health care community, had there been more trusting members of the health care community, there would have been more vaccinations. i want to play for you momentarily some sound from mike flynn. and then i want your reaction on the other side. >> somebody sent me a thing this morning where they were talking about putting the vaccine into salad dressing, have you seen this? >> yes. >> i mean, i'm thinking to myself, this is a bizaro world, these people are seriously thinking about how to impose their will on us in our society and -- >> -- freedom of choice. >> and it is a bizarro world, dr. patel, because it's not true, it's yet another piece of misinformation being put out there by a former leader in this country. someone that many americans trust, right, a general, to say the least. and to a certain extent, that's what's winning out. >> i was just going to say, yasmin, we were here, all of us

so today, pretty patel, hosted a meeting with the french interior minister off the preach. patel threatened to cut the 54000000 pounds pledge, a funding pledge to assist in the french operations over across the channel, unless more boats are intercepted now that didn't go down to well with the french or flora to many people. in fact, quite furious across the english channel saying this is not a tool what they signed up for the conditions of the funds when you go, she did indeed with the british. and it was never on condition of specific targets . that approach would translate into a serious loss of trust in our corporation. while it's been a bit of a tit for tat between the 2 nations for quite some time. now, the french have always said that this is a british problem and that they should be dealing with the issue out source. i. e, are the very countries in which refugees are headed towards your, particularly at this heightened time, as we know the crisis and could talk to free and african stone has seen some millions of people being displaced, many of which are trying to head to the united

so let's get right to abc 7 meteorologist sandy a patel. --meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: this is not what you expect in the middle of summer. it looks like winter in the bay area. numerous lightning strikes thunderstorms have been developing from the south bay to the youth bay into the north bay right now. you will notice lightning strike spirit i will take you in to street-level radar where we are seeing some rain falling right around oakmont drive. enterprise road in the north bay and as we track this cell, it will be in calistoga at 11:15 tonight. hopefully, rain continues to accompany these cells because the concern is the lightning being dry around discovery bay. byron highway, seeing some thunderstorms as well. i want to pull out a little bit and show you what is triggering it. it is an area of low pressure off the coast, pulling up subtropical moisture. we are seeing statewide across the northern portion of the state, thunderstorms. it is a level 1 tonight and tomorrow. dry lightning chance, high fire danger. a red flag warning into 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. th

patel is a former white house policy director and now an msnbc medical contributor. i want to start with miguel almaguire. >> some people are calling it a perfect storm just as more children go back to school. across the country the delta variant continues to do serious damage. more than 100,000 rarnts say they running low on icu beds. this comes as the new variant, officials are just trying to determine how dang trous is. they labelled it a variant of interest. meantime later on today, they outlined a new protect people from the delta variant. right no 177 million americans are fully vaccinated. >> how much comfort do you take in just that part of the story right now. it seems as if more people are getting the message. >> yeah, craig, they are. a million shots a day are incredible. it is over the last several months where we were down to about a couple hundred thousand gets vaccinated. but we need to keep that pace, probably need to accelerate it to avert what could be coming down the line which is a really bad winter, a big cold and flu season with another surge an

mark meadows, dan scavino, steve bannon and kash patel. all called to testify before lawmakers beginning next month. members of the committee say they want to know what trump's inner circle knew about the planning, leading up to the capitol attack and how they made decisions as the violence unfolded that day. let's begin on capitol hill with cnn capitol hill reporter melanie zanonis. what do we know about what the committee is hoping to learn from them and, i mean, are they going to challenge the subpoenas? >> yeah, well, the select committee is definitely kicking this investigation into high gear. these subpoenas are targeting some of the highest ranking staffers in the white house during trump's time in office. you have mark meadows, dan scavino, steve bannon, who had the former president's ear, and kash patel, chief of staff to the acting defense secretary. this offers a real window into the direction of the investigation. they are not only looking at the planning surrounding the efforts to overturn the election on january 6th, but also

patel, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >>> something that's developing as we speakers a flight in the air right now carrying 200 people, including americans, coming from kabul to doha. this is the first evacuation flight since u.s. forces left. we've got nbc's raf sanchez in qatar. molly hunter is in pakistan. bring us up to speed. we understand the flight minutes before we came on the air lifted off. it is headed your way, frankly. who is on it? >> reporter: hallie, about 25 minutes ago, that qatari airlines taking off from kabul airport. it is a three-hour flight, assuming they fly direct through iranian air space. we are expecting that plane to touch down some time around 1:00 p.m. eastern. as you said, there are 200 people on board that plane, give or take. we don't know exactly how many americans are on there. we do know the state department has been saying there are about 100 americans trapped in afghanistan and trying to get out. hallie, what was so surreal about this was how normal it looked, given t

priti patel, there have been a lot of speculation she might be for the chop as well.ositions in government.— the top four positions in government. the top four positions in covernment. ., , . , ., ., government. the optics of that arrives to _ government. the optics of that arrives to good _ government. the optics of that arrives to good for _ government. the optics of that arrives to good for the - government. the optics of that arrives to good for the prime i arrives to good for the prime minister, and priti patel does speak to a certain wing of the conservative party, if you like, and i think it is important for the prime minister to manage those different strands of opinion —— the optics of that are quite good. the big problems of the home office, particular in regard to boats crossing the english channel, that is not in any particular sense priti patel�*s fault, nor is it obvious a successor would do anything differently for this is an unsolvable problem —— any prime minister is letting priti patel absorbed more of the damage. there was not any case for putting a

now the home secretary priti patel has authorised the border force to push back boats into french watermstances. it has prompted a war of words between britain and france over who has ultimate responsibility for the growoing numbers making the dangerous journey. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is in dover. daniel. yes e sophie, the number of migrants crossing the channel this small boats this week has been extraordinarily high, just this afternoon we saw another 50 arriving on a border force vessel and being unloaded having been picked up in the channel, and the home secretary priti patel is under great pressure from within her own party and overnight, it emerged that she has now authorised this controversial new tactic, under which borderfor vessels will push back some migrant boats towards france, she has been in talks with the acting attorney general and with other lawyers about trying to identify the limited circumstances in which that would be legal under maritime and international law and of course those will be limited because of the safety concerns, a flimsy boat

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patel. not in his regular spot because his baby is trying to sleep. that takes precedent that's the way it should be. >> she kicked me out. >> what are you going to do? right? let's get to new information on covid-19 with two truths and a lie round two. >> i got tricky again. tell me which one of these is not true. a one study comparing antibodies after vaccination shows pfizer reduced twice as many antibodies -- produced twice as many as modernity? b, -- orc, data from t t t t t t of mask effectiveness just came out from bangladesh. which of those is not true. >> ok. so. you mixed in an abortion question. >> i did. >> my mind was on covid. i did see there was a study on mask effectiveness. i am sure you will explain that but it is good news for masking. i am going to rule that out. i also think it is true only about 1% of abortions are performed after 21 weeks. i think the majority is -- i mean, that's the second trimester but late. so. i guess i will say a is false because i think moderna produced more antibodies. let's see. there are all these diff

priti patel is demanding "decisive action" from police against climate protestors.ing to the telegraph. it says the home secretary was responding to campaign group blockades on the m25 earlier this week. the metro splashes on the story of alleged racist abuse directed at bbc sport presenter, gavin ramjaun, on twitter. it claims the social media firm told him abusive comments posted online didn't violate its rules, when he complained to them. plenty of papers to discuss. the ft begins with the headline, "china attacks cold war mentality." when i was based in china, a hotline was set up between the us and china. we all got very excited about that and talked about what would happen. it was about the mentality of... this comes back as the us and the uk, potentially setting themselves up. uk, potentially setting themselves u -. ~ uk, potentially setting themselves u, . , , ~' uk, potentially setting themselves u . _ . , , ~' ., , up. well, yes, i think the mentality is really interesting. _ up. well, yes, i think the mentality is really interesting. i _ up. well, yes, i

sandhya patel is here tracking the air quality for the weekend.e first half of the week and will be hazy, the second half will get better. the air quality advisory in effect through tomorrow, moderate air quality for much of the bay area. heading into sunday, green showing up, which is good. we have the french see all that smoke moving toward the coast. some of it is caught up in the winds. good air quality for most of you, but the haze will hang around tomorrow. as the sea breeze picks up, the smoke gets pushed. i will be back with a look at when temperatures will drop this weekend. dan: coming up, a beloved photo shop flooded by a water main break. the repairs could be more devastating. ama: a pumpkin shortage, the high prices you could see. dan: an international concert with dozens of performers, we my new, better-than-ever cluck sandwich with a bigger, crispier, juicier fillet, bigger pickles, more mystery sauce, and an extremely serious crunch. i'm kind of a big fan. try my bigger, crispier, new cluck sandwich combo for $6.99. download the ja

the sunday mirror newspaper reports that priti patel attended a lunch last month, where covid travel resigned from the cabinet in 2017, amid controversy over her unauthorised meetings with israeli officials, politicians and the then prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. a spokesman for ms patel said details of her meetings will be published as usual in accordance with the code. the headlines on bbc news... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the uk's health secretary says the government will not introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter. the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, viktor orban, meets pope francis in budapest. joining me now is anthony hardman, a tennis coach from liverpool. now, first of all, what... you saw her play, thanks forjoining us, now you saw emma raducanu play in liverpool when she was 12. you know, six years ago. how much do you think there were signs there of what she would a

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. >> joining us now is doctor vedda patel.ta patel thank you so much for joining us tonight. and i imagine with someone who worked in the administration watching that moment today of the president getting the booster, and the message that sense to people, especially people his age, 78 years old to get the booster is a very strong message. >> yes lawrence, literally in minutes he probably did more to get americans to act and talk to the doctor, and hopefully get people get vaccinated for the first time, than many of us have tried to do over the last 19 months. it's incredibly effective, and he used it the way he should. raised his sleeve, and kind of modeled good behavior. so i was really happy to see him come up publicly, really excited when we could have the regency j&j recipient do the same thing. hopefully we could see that soon. >> what do we know about side effects about the third shot? >> great question. side effects of the third shot closely mimic side effects of the first and second shot. you heard the president even s

in the patel letter, remember, he was at the pentagon during this period of time. of course, this select committee requested thousands and thousands of documents related to communications from the department of defense and the white house as it relates to their response in getting the national guard to the capitol on that day. it shows that they are building not only a time line but also connecting the dots as to who was involved in the lead-up to the insurrection and then the response on that day. >> has there been any response from the four who were subpoenaed? it seems like they would be likely to try to fight this request. >> yeah. we have reached out to all four. this information just breaking within the last half hour. we have not heard any response from them as of yet. past practice is any indication as to how they will respond, it's likely they will do everything they can to fight these requests. the big question that we have now is executive privilege. do they attempt to use executive privilege as a reason to not appear before this congressional committee?

patel, there is a 79-year-old.t means that presumably, he sat for about 15 minutes after the shot to make sure that there was no immediate reaction to it. this is not a test of what the side effects are for him or what they might be over the next 24 hours, but there he is, able to go about his business in the senate after that third shot >> yeah, and lawrence, that's generally what we would expect but i will say this. if you -- i don't think it's a bad idea to schedule -- i tell my patients this go ahead and schedule that booster shot when you know you might be able to take it easy or not have to do anything strenuous for the next 36 hours, because all the reactions we would expect typically, lawrence, we would see kind of within that 36 to 48-hour period after the third shot and the second shot as well. and hopefully people's first shot >> do you have a sense of what the timetable is for approvals for younger elementary school age children >> yeah. we're waiting on pfizer to actually file the beginning of their em

kash patel was at the department of defense. he can speak to that.was ever present with donald trump and mark meadows was in the office. i think the likelihood is even if executive privilege is not granted, i still think you're going to see efforts to try to block the testimony in court. >> one person who would have no prif sledge mr. bannon who had long since left the white house when this happens but he acknowledged on january 5th, the day before, that he did, that he did have a conversation with the former president. listen. >> steve bannon on the phone, he,s telling steve bannon over at the willard hotel we need to kilt biden presidency in the crib. that the phrase based on our reporting in that conversation. >> yeah, because just let go with this illegitimate regime is doing it. killed itself, okay, but we told you from the very beginning, just expose. it just expose it. never back down, never give up and this thing will implode. >> now in the back half there, maggie, he's talking about the big lie essentially. he's still calling president biden

the sunday mirror newspaper reports that priti patel attended a lunch last month, where covid travelorised meetings with israeli officials, politicians, and the then prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a spokesman for ms patel said details of her meetings will be published as usual in accordance with the code. let's get some of the day's other news. iran has given a positive account of talks with the un's nuclear monitoring agency, the iaea, which were aimed at easing tension's over tehran's atomic programme. the iaea chief, raffael grossi, went to iran seeking access to monitoring equipment installed at some sites, from which his inspectors have been barred. the iranian nuclear authority said the talks had been "constructive". four members of a palestinian militant group have appeared in court in israel after being captured following a prison break. they were among six who escaped a maximum security israeli prison earlier this week through a tunnel dug from under a sink in a cell. police in the greek city of thessaloniki have used tear gas and water cannon to keep around 1,000 anti—v

also, kash patel. they want to ask him about reports he was talking nonstop to mark meadows on january 6. now, the committee is investigating efforts that the trump white house took to potentially overturn our free and fair election and how the big lie fueled the violence that exploded into the capitol insurrection. a lot more to come on that in just a moment so make sure you stay tuned. meanwhile there is this crisis -- this ongoing crisis on the border. the biden administration ramping up deportations as heavy machinery and dump trucks clear out the makeshift migrant camp in del rio, texas. the scenes there are really horrific. they are hard to watch. and then true to disgusting form, over at the propaganda network, the fox propaganda network tucker carlson cynically using what's happening at the border to stoke white nationalism, push the bogus great replacement theory that falsely claims that white americans are being intentionally replaced by black and brown migrants. it's all about fear. it's abo

abc 7 news meteorologist andy patel --sandhya patel is tracking the fire. sandhya: it will be another troubling few hours. let me show you the warning the is under affect into 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. that is because a gusty winds, low humidity, and dry fuels that are up there. right now it is dry. 18% humidity. winds are gusting anywhere from 18-27 miles an hour. the forecast is going to ramp up tomorrow at 3:00, that will push the flames as we head into thursday afternoon. it will still be gusting to around 22. finally, a win switch on thursday night, leading up about nine miles an hour. hopefully, that will help firefighters. the smoke is going to remain thick over that area right on through tomorrow night. if you look at the satellite picture, you can see just how smoke -- how much smoke that caldor fire pushing out. dan: firefdan: firefdan: f a really long hours trying to save communities from being devoured by the fire. abc 7 news reporter freeman here. >> the caldor fire made little progress moving towards south lake tahoe today. that happened beca

and i will mention the one person we haven't yet talked about, which is kash patel. remember we had top defense officials including the secretary removed just literally days before all of this happened, replaced by these cronies of trump like kash patel, who had formerly worked for devin nunes, and we know that there was a deliberate effort to keep the national guard, which had to be authorized by the defense department from going to help out that undermanned capitol police force. people died as a consequence. so this is really hitting a lot of areas that are extraordinarily sensitive. we know that bannon has come pretty close to incriminating himself here by saying that he had lots of conversations with trump about blocking biden from becoming president. that's already a smoking gun on the table. but we also know that we're going to need aggressive cooperation from the justice department here. there is going to be resistance. they've already got a lot of documents. the documents may be even more critical than the testimony. but we are going have to have a justice de

abc 7 news meteorologist andy patel --sandhya patel is tracking the fire. sandhya: it will be another troubling few hours. let me show you the warning the is under affect into 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. that is because a gusty winds, low humidity, and dry fuels that are up there. right now it is dry. 18% humidity. winds are gusting anywhere from 18-27 miles an hour. the forecast is going to ramp up tomorrow at 3:00, that will push the flames as we head into thursday afternoon. it will still be gusting to around 22. finally, a win switch on thursday night, leading up about nine miles an hour. hopefully, that will help firefighters. the smoke is going to remain thick over that area right on through tomorrow night. if you look at the satellite picture, you can see just how smoke -- how much smoke that caldor fire pushing out. dan: firefighterdan: firefightef a really long hours trying to save communities from being devoured by the fire. abc 7 news reporter freeman here. >> the caldor fire made made mad little progress moving towards south lake tahoe today. tha