that's right, aaron. well, as you mentioned, the delta variant and counting for 83% of all new covid infection across the country and this morning the mayor of new york city is announcing that all employees at city-run hospitals, there is 11 of them, will be required to be vaccinated or to submit a weekly covid test. now, the mayor is set to make that announcement any moment now another a news conference. he actually spoke or talked about it just a short time ago right here on msnbc. >> there are 22 million healthcare workers in the united states and we think about 50% of them are not vaccinated. so what new york is doing today i hope will create momentum for both public and private healthcare, to go reach those millions of millions of healthcare workers right now, let's get them vaccinated and keep going from there. >> reporter: now at those hospitals only 58% of employees are vaccinated. that manes 42 are not vaccinated. this move comes after the city of san francisco mandateed that all of its city empl

now aaron, base seems to be taking masses decision personally. so why is he fighting for a piece of berlin or lander contract? and what does blue origin stand to gain from it? well, i knew, i don't know, just base. i was not going to know his mind, but i will say that his actions have demonstrated that he has a very personal and although, as far as a emotional connection to the progress of the industry, it's what he's using his fortune for. and he's, you know, said in multiple arenas that this is a dream of his. so for him it's the prestige of it to say the least. but, you know, they make a great point. aboard makes a great point about the competition around having the space infrastructure in place, and by only funding space axes starship, we are running into a problem where you have a monopoly power scenario, right? space ex has a launch vehicle and then they have the landing vehicle. and a big part of the space industry is heritage. if we don't have the opportunity to, you know, see additional technology gain that heritage and show that it's tr

aaron became a wheelchair user in 2006 following a motocross accident. team use control systems developed by engineers in—house. these are completely sort of bespoke, completely developed from the ground up by team brit. they and the other engineers within the team said, "right, we've got this problem, this is what we need to achieve," and this is the solution they come up with, and it's by far the best in the world. the control�*s linked to a system of actuators and sophisticated electronic systems to drive the vehicles. aaron, can you just explain to me a little bit about how the hand controls work and how you use them to drive the car? yeah, of course. so, with the accelerator, you just pull this paddle here, and obviously, you know, there's various levels of throttle you can apply there. 0n the other side is the brake paddle which works in exactly the same way so you can modulate it. and then these grey buttons inside the steering wheel operate the gears. now, the way the car's set up, you have the up shift on the left side, so while you're on full t

sophie: asia energy editor aaron clark. must go back to this negotiation is about to take place on monday. we will be able to see a compromise? >> that is the big question. saudi arabia is insisting that opec must extend its production agreement to the next year, sticking to this plan and has hashed out with russia. this is raising the stakes in the standoff with the united arab emirates. the uae says it is in favor of adding oil to the market but says it rejects the plan proposed by saudi arabia and russia. its own production going significantly higher. without the extension of an agreement, there is a fallback deal in place under which the oil outlet doesn't increase in august. clearly, that would be very bullish for prices but we will have to wait and see. the group is scheduled to meet again later today to try to hash this out. haidi: what are the implications for the market? >> the uae is really forcing its allies into a difficult position. except the request for risk unraveling the opec-plus alliance. failure to reach

aaron became a wheelchair user in 2006 following a motocross accident.s is what we need to achieve, and this is the solution they come up with and it's by far the best in the world. the control�*s linked to a system of actuators and sophisticated electronic systems to drive the vehicles. aaron, can you just explain to me a little bit about how the hand controls work and how you use them to drive the car? yeah, of course. so, with the accelerator, you just pull this paddle here, and obviously, you know, there's various levels of throttle you can apply there. on the other side is the brake paddle which works in exactly the same way so you can modulate it. and then these grey buttons inside the steering wheel operate the gears. now, the way the car's set up, you have the up shift on the left side, so while you're on full throttle with your right hand, you've then got your left hand to change the gears and then it's vice—versa for braking as well. so while you're braking with your left hand, you can go down the gears with your right hand. the key thing about

heslehurst with aaron heslehurst this weekend.ay with us, so much more to come. your holidayjust got more expensive. while hiring a car could be more than double. after months of talks and missed deadlines, a deal has been struck to keep greece within the euro zone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust in the worst crisis to hit the euro zone has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight, it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. leaders meet in paris for a summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. this morning, theyjoined the revolution celebrations for a show of military might on the champs—elysees. wildlife officials in australia have been coping with a penguin problem. fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing a

back to seeing that corporate and group travel, we'll get back to that 100% staffing. >> reporter: aaronilchrist, nbc news. >>> just don't take away the mini bar gummi bears. right? >>> when we come back, a lesson in love the school teacher celebrating a big day with some very excited guests. >>> finally tonight, there is good news to put that tough school year behind us. a story about the dedication of two teachers and the unforgettable memory that they created for their students jose diaz-balart has their special celebration. >> ooh >> i'm going to probably cry >> the emotional time moment alexandra staph's fifth graders and mason mcdowell's third graders have been working for >> open your eyes, guys open up! >> reporter: the first year wichita public school teachers inviting their students to be a part of their wedding this week. >> i'm very excited. >> i'm very happy to be a part of this. >> reporter: the big question came back in april when the couple got engaged after dating during covid. >> will you guys be my junior bridesmaids >> yes >> will you guys be my junior groomsmaids >>

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aaron rodgers, aaron rodgers. he wants out of green bay is never going to play there again. of there, post haste, and eventually he's going to get his way as we learned todaya compromise, you might say between rogers and the organization. they've reworked his contract, so in short, rogers will play this here for the packers show up for training camp when they seal the deal, then maybe they can patch things up for 2022, but they all agree to avoid the last year of his contract. 2023. so he could be a free agent. or maybe just go be the full time host of jeopardy. who knows what's up with aaron rodgers? things are a lot more serene for the san francisco 40 niners this year, it seems, although that quarterback situation could get a little dicey. they actually opened training camp tomorrow in santa clara joe fonzi here the size things up for us. what's up, man? what's going on coach if there was a theme in the 49 our off season, it was their willingness to deal and spend money. one deal was well documented to future first round draft picks and a swap this year to move into the n

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back to seeing that corporate and group travel we'll get back to that 100% staffing. >> reporter: aaron news >> can only hope so. some hotels are still charging a covid fee for extra cleaning but still cutting back on cleaning >> trying to cut corners wherever they can. quite a hit when it comes to that >> yeah. >> i hope housekeeping returns, though i would like that. >> i completely agree. thanks for starting your week off with "early today. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm phillip mena. as we go a look at president biden's saving the world is our family business. surrounded by interns.ike m >>> just hours ago as the nation celebrated the fourth officials remaining part of the champlain complex. another reason for the demolition, the looming storm. elsa tracking toward florida with the cone of uncertainty fannin. east coast >>> this year the 4th of july is

expensive and extensive investigations in aviation history >>> and the made for tv golf match with aaron rodgers and bryson dechambeau did not disappoint "early today" starts right now. >> elsa may be downgraded to tropical storm but it's still packing packing a punch. t there are even tornado watches in place this morning. the governor warned nefreveryon the coastal area to be prepared to lose power for several days good morning >> hi, good morning, guys. i have some better news this morning. a collapsing storm system on the eastern side of this storm but what you're seeing right now across central florida is severe weather. these are the outer bands really impacting that area, and that will be in place for at least the next 12 hours. 60 miles west of tampa florida we're seeing sustained hurricane-force winds up to 70 miles per hour there's that north movement now at 14 miles per hour this is going to move in pretty quickly across cedar key is where we are expecting landfall around 2:00. then it continues to race into southern georgia, south carolina, north carolina, going to be dealing

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ah, ah, i'm aaron tilton, welcome to the program. more than 170 fires are burning across western canada, fueled by a drought and a record high temperatures. many of the fires were sparked by lightning strikes, towns have been evacuated, and emergency workers are searching for missing residents. enlightened in the province of british columbia local had only a few minutes warning before their town was nearly wiped out. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has linked the fires to climate change and said it is expected to be a hot and dry summer for the country. what's cross over now? it's a local radio reporter and anchor a cold, and davies he joins us from can lives in canada, just east of litan golden. thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. so tell us how is what is happening, enlighten affecting people in your community. it's, it's dark, it's heavy. aaron, it is a very difficult time. the damage that happened in the last week. we didn't really have a fire season. we can go over the damage that has happened in the past week ha

that would be aaron florence who will come back to in a minute. anyway, until a few years ago. read it was considered a somewhat free corner of the internet almost, and our kids stick in it vest for even and democratic ideals, often anti establishment in the story that would get boosted the most on and in their communities. since that time, however, read it has seemed to change banning large swath of both left wing and right wing speech. and it happened around the same time that they appointed jessica, a shoe as their director of policy in 2017 while i'm for any read it higher up and just some nerdy coder with their fingers all day and orange from cheetos. and i got like a corky, pat mouse name winston smith that sits on their shoulder. so is that jessica shoe, some nerdy coder? now in fact, a shoe has been a middle east foreign policy walk at nato's think tank the atlantic council, which is the de facto brains of nato, and takes funding from the military alliance, as well as from the u. s. government, the u. s. military, middle, eastern dictators, ships all their western gover

it's good to have you on the program, aaron. so the european commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? good evening. i think the european commission should immediately start an infringement procedure against this low and the basically act strongly and united because of that they, that the best chance that the law will be refilled. people in how do you know we're organizations in g o as in hungary, were they able to lobby members of parliament against this legislation, which obviously would be standard procedure in a democracy. was that the case there in hungary issue among our partners? we are also trying to be the opposition party. so out of the 6 opposition parties, the current, the hungry, currently has 5 of them. restrained to all today, didn't show up for there was, i'm watching the one big one more thing. yes. so i'm not sure whether we can call it the fact that full of being, but we try do you know where this low is co

aaron gilchrest, nbc news, fort sam houston, texas. to chicago. police departments across the country are the city of baltimore changed its approach to policing. nbc's tom llamas now on how it's working. >> reporter: on the streets with baltimore police, responding to a domestic disturbance call. as officers try to gather information, the scene starts to turn. tempers flaring after an alleged fistfight among family members. some involved start shouting at officers. >> this is my son, this is my son. do your homework. >> reporter: four years ago, police tell us there would have been arrests here. but now a focus on de-escalation. >> one of the men came in kind of hot. what does your training tell you in that situation? >> try to stay calm and try to keep the party separate. >> reporter: baltimore pd is trying to change because they have to. in the wake of the protests over the death of freddie gray, who died in 2015 from injuries sustained in police custody, the justice department took a hard look at baltimore pd's tactics and found widespread civi

it's good to have you on the program, aaron. so the european commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? good. they think, i think the european commission should immediately start an infringement procedure against this low and the basically act strongly and united because of that they, that the best chance that the law will be refilled. people in time. do you know we're organizations in g o as in hungary, words they able to lobby members of parliament against this legislation, which obviously would be standard procedure in a democracy. was that the case there in hunger ration express among our partners? we are also trying to lobby the opposition party. so out of the 6 opposition parties, the current that hungry currently has 5 of them restrained, too old. they didn't show up for there was much in the one your pick. one more thing. yes. so i'm not sure whether we can call it the fuck the fuel being, but the tries do you know whe

but other than that-- >> stephen: aaron neville. aaron neville-- >> yeah!d, i mean, white kid with the snake? i mean, you can't do it. >> stephen: so what did you get? >> he got geckos. i let him get-- he got two geckos. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm sorry, a gecko is a snake with feet. >> exactly, they have feet! you're supposed to have feet. if the thing has feet and it's good. i still think it's weird, but-- >> stephen: do they cuddle? >> they don't do anything! they're useless! it's useless. and they-- and here's the thing i didn't know about, that you've got to feed them crickets to know-- you've got to feed them crickets or worms and stuff, right? so now, i'm standing in line in the pet store with crickets and i can feel my ancestors just looking at me like... ( laughter and applause ) ( cheering ) "is this progress?" "is this progress?" ( laughter ) so-- but it's a good disguise, though, because with the mask, you know, i've been in the pet store a couple of times, and people are like, "i think that's wanda sykes. that's wanda sykes." and then somebod

nbc's aaron gilchrest has more on why and what's being done to change it. >> reporter: as an enlisted eric dodson spent 11 years in the u.s. navy working as a corpsman. working on the front lines, assisting with surgeries and mass casualty incidents. >> and it was hey, we have like 20 people coming in. take care of some. find someone to take care of them. >> reporter: after his military service, dodson volunteered as a registered nurse at a covid field hospital in new york. >> once that was over because the mission had finished, i was applying for jobs as an e.r. tech and being told i wasn't qualified. >> reporter: did anyone ask about your work experience, your life experience? >> a lot of it was very much hey, this is an impressive resume. we love this. we'd love to have you, but you don't have the right certifications. >> reporter: dodson's problem is not unique. >> at a time of great need for health care workers, we're turning away some of the nation's most qualified, experienced health care workers. >> reporter: according to the call of duty endowment, only a handful of states ha

good morning to you. >> reporter: aaron, good morning to you.n. social distancing will be a priority. prior to this, we had learned that the cdc, of course, had said especially for outdoor activities, masks were not required. many summer camps not using masks. now summer camps, especially in urban areas, are rethinking that. if they have kids in clusters they do have them start to wear masks. that has been more prior tied as we've seen these string of cases popping up now in communities across the country. states like texas, illinois, florida, kansas, pausing or having to cancel their summer programs. an outbreak of at least 80 cases at one summer camp in illinois alone. we've talked about, and yesterday especially we talked about how the delta variant is surging among the unvaccinated. children under 12 is one of the biggest unvaccinated groups in this country. as of late, as of the latest numbers on july 8th, the fda estimates that some 4 million children have contracted covid-19 throughout this pandemic and that accounts for about 14% of case

aaron judge needs just about all of his six ft seven inch height to run down the average this one notg in the yard. tampa's mike zunino off the mets, taiwan walker in the sixth. that's some pretty good opposite field power. by that time, the america. colleague had built a 51 lead bassett pitched and one for the a's. on sunday. he still worked an inning tonight. he gave up one unearned run, but ended any further damaged by striking out kris bryant to end the inning e. the american league does make it eight in a row, taking this 15 to guerrero was the game's m v. p and otani was the winning pitcher. u s basketball team looked a lot more like the u. s basketball team and its third warm up today for the soon to begin olympics. the us facing argentina today and trying to avoid losing three in a row. kevin durant pulls up for two of his 17 points by halftime. the us lead was 16 2nd half now, draymond green brings the ball up court passes. zack levine believes no doubt about how this shot will turn out 15 points for levine. us wins 1 to 8 80 avoids its first ever. three game losing streak si

aaron gilchrist has more on why and what's being done to change it. >> reporter: he spent 11 years trainedspital corpsmen working on the front lines assisting with surgeries and mass casualties. >> hey, we have 20 people coming in, find someone to take care of them. >> reporter: he volunteered as a covid field nurse at a hospital in new york. >> once it was over because the mission had finished, i applied for an e.r. job and was told i doesn't qualify. >> did anyone ask about your work? >> a lot of people said, hey, this is an impressive resume, but you don't have the right certifications. >> reporter: his problem is not unique. >> at a time of great need for great health care worker, we're turning away some of the most qualified workers. >> reporter: only a handful of states have clear pathways from military health care to military health care. >> you're confronted with these bewildering regulations and a lot of times these folks give up and find other careers which is a real shame. >> reporter: the mill heir has found a way to address this problem. now they come to one place where they l

superstar quarterback aaron rodgers.rmed that really is him and back to the office for aaron rodgers in green bay, wisconsin. got a little extra time. so when i get back to baseball, show you some of the place of the night that you do need to check out this is josh harrison. he's all over the diamond for the nats, and that's a beautiful play the dive and from his knees, he will show off his athletic ability. the nats do wind up beating philly in this 1, 64 and check this out, ben gamble with the gamble in the same ball game, but milwaukee will wind up winning right. the loves his victimize there as going all out. big gamble. beautiful pitch. that's the sporting life. got some more for you coming up at about 11 25 or so back to you guys. alex jones. good. we will see you, then. mark. thank you. next at 11. that is their job. their job is to look at evolving information, evolving data and evolving historic pandemic and provide guidance to the american public. after weeks of saying vaccinated people do not need to wear a ma

. >> aaron, i want to play you what congressman jim jordan from ohio had to say today.of reactionary backlash to this, including predictably from the ex-president which i'll spare you. but here is jim jordan raising a hue and cry. >> sports was the one area where you could go that you didn't get politics. sports have become political and frankly the american people don't like it. i guess it could be worse, it could be the cleveland baseball team. at least they got a name. >> yeah. >> it is ridiculous. i'm tired of the left that control big tech, big media, big corporations, we know they control hollywood, the white house, they control bureaucracy and now they're trying to control things sports. >> what do you say to that, aaron? >> well, i would say that this is not a left/right issue. american indians across the country are not monolithic. >> right. >> we have all kind of political persuasions and backgrounds and we're unified in the desire for this change. the american psychological association in 2005 pointed out the psychologically damaging impact on american indian

. >> you -- now i've been fortunate enough to meet aaron rodgers a few times.fan i know that he is not someone who is only interested in sports he has a giant breadth of interests but have you felt the need to sort of bone up a little bit on your sports terminology >> i mean, i guess i haven't felt any pressure to, but it's exciting, you know, to get behind -- the packers games are the only ones i find really interesting, because i have people to actually root for. but it is a whole new world, learning all of the different -- i still am always, "oh, you scored a goal. he's like, "it's a touchdown." or i'll be like, "you crossed the line," and he's like, "it's a yard," or whatever i still can't -- i still can't get it right, but i'm learning, slowly but surely. >> i just like that there's something passive-aggressive u'd be like, "is this about the game or something i did last night? his pandemic accomplishment was hosting "jeopardy. assuming he took it a seriously as he takes game prep, how much jeopardy did you have to watch with him >> luckily, i mean, i was

aaron: everyone is really waiting to see what opec does. the ramifications are large depending on whether there is an agreement to lift output or the group breaks apart, the unity that we have seen since last year breaks down and there is a free for all a lot is riding on these negotiations and i think that a lot of people make decisions based on what we see that meeting hopefully later today. sophie: asia energy editor eric mark -- aaron clark, thank you. markets are vulnerable with possible triggers in the inflation scare, u.s. deeper talks, and the delta variant setbacks. we are joined by shane oliver. on the inflation front. opec+ dispute when it comes to raising output, that may weigh on the inflation picture as we see consumer spending being dented. we are seeing this come through with the correlation between the s&p 500 and brent which is negative for the first time since 2019. one will higher oil prices ring the bell for stocks? shane: that is a good question. you could argue the rise in oil prices has contributed to some of the inf

aaron trish -- erin trish did the study. they paid more than if bought at cosco. if they paid the same price for 100 84 commonly prescribed drugs they would have saved one point $7 billion in 2017. $2.6 billion in 2018. the obvious question here is why does cosco do it better? guest: it is quite similar to paper towels and all of the other things cosco does well. they have a strong incentive to deliver on value directly to the purchaser. they really got this streamlined distribution system and cut out some of the cushion with the intermediaries and the opaqueness that exists with the pharmaceutical supply chain. cosco pharmacies are actively negotiating the lowest possible price. turning around and having a strong incentive to deliver that best price or that value directly to the patient. instead of the medicare part b context you have the beneficiary who might have the generic drug. they are not really shopping or understanding what is the total price that their plan is playing -- paying. compare that with cosco when you see the full sticker price. there, the sys

aaron is one of team brit's two drivers in the endurance event driving an aston martin.became a wheelchair user in 2006 following a motor crash accidental doubly disabled drivers on the team use control system developed by engineers in—house. it is completely sort _ of bespoke and developed from the ground up by team brit. the engineers- within the team said we have got this problem and. this is what we need to achieve and this is the solution they| came up with and it is by far the best in the world. the controls work by sophisticated electronic systems to drive the vehicle. can you just explain to me a little bit about how the hand controls work and how you can try the car? yeah, of course. the accelerator you just pull there is here and l obviously there is various - levels of throttle you can use there, and on the other side i of the brake pedal which works exactly the same way so you can modulate it and then these - great buttons - operate the gears. now, the way the car setup you have the upshift on - the left side of last year and full throttle with right hand i y

jillian: aaron rodgers reporting after weeks of speculation about the future with the team.en bay fans were relieved the quarterback's return, others on social media-based on the office tv show. todd: a character named kevin drops a giant pot of chili. brian baumgartner who plays kevin notice tweeting welcome back, working better than ever. a big fan of the comedy series making a cameo in 2013. jillian: interesting to see how this plays out. todd: he was wearing a man been which i heard on the show you are not opposed to. that sickens me. a new york times reporter facing back lash over a tweet calling trump supporters enemies of the state. joe concha who is not our enemy but our friend joins us next. jillian: we come in peace. popeye started the chicken sandwich war, over there chicken nuggets, will the competition bite? ♪♪ to fit just right ♪♪ age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's

todd: all the home runs we see it is amazing how good hank aaron was.cked the ball out of the park in a classy and dignified way. 10 minutes after the are. the fbi says new york city journalist targeted by iranian spies, the wild kidnapping plot just ahead. jillian: a kansas newspaper since is the state attorney general for signing the 1776 pledge to save our schools. derek schmidt joins us live coming up next. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. ji hated sticking my fingers,k then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. todd: the kansas city star publishing apiece derek schmidt after he signed the 1776 pledge to save our schools. the website refused to write a follow-up argument. derek schmidt joins us to discuss. how did this go down? >> i was one of the first candidates for governor to sign the 1776 action plan, stra

then it became aaron that this, this, this wasn't, it wasn't working but need to international help. now the latest i have is that 2 planes have arrived from greece, with a crew of $25.00. some of them on the ground was a, some of them in the already i had the call from the royal that was the british station to already renewed by dropping water up in the mountains. but also across from israel are also here as well. the europe in union are also considering other options depending on how things go. and nathan, we understand that the period of sorry, he has been making some statements. what are they saying? pretty much what you were saying at the top of the show. i mean, the justice minister made some interesting comments. he was saying she's the most devastating fire the island is ever seen. those words record a lot, bye bye. i remember from the 1st through 12 and she's worked in the fire fighting all of his life. and he said this is the last period in the history of cyprus, of the president. and they all giving out advice because the weather here was absolutely sweltering, basically,

>> not to rain on tampa's parade but tom brady did just lose the match to aaron rogers and bryson dechambeau. >> i mean but the lombardi trophy is a good consolation i guess. >> thanks, will to. >>> now to someone else who has something to celebrate, former amazon ceo jeff bezos is just days away from a flight to space. and he just made news for another reason. >> bezos's net worth just rose to $211 billion making him the richest person in history, according to bloomberg. the move put bezos ahead of elon musk, who's worth was an estimated at just $181 billion. >> i guess that will also make him the richest person in space. >>> coming up, america's favorite fast foods, the new survey that shows what really hits the spot for most fast food fans and you may not believe where mckinney's landed. >> first, the l fertility since the 1970s where researchers are putting the blame. you're watching "world news now." cy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that

we smashed the upper part of the glass window to let some aaron. otherwise it would have been suffocating. the sudden torrential rainfall. quote, john jo, 7, the residence of god. these pedestrians formed a human chain to avoid being swept away. more than 10000 emergency workers have been deployed to help with rescue and clean up operations in the neighboring city of go needs. several people were killed and landslides, more than 200000, have been evacuated from their homes to safe areas. china's yellow river runs to hunted a province for the population of 100000000. authorities say a dab in the historic city of william has been severely damaged and could burst at anytime. where the experts say these are the worst for the ship. the region in recorded history, president, she did pay, has described prevention efforts as extremely difficult. he's called on all local governments around the country to review the emergency response system to prevent similar tragedies. severe storms have also hit cities and in magnolia, in china's ne, to dan burst there af

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i will go to cornell hotel and aaron sorensen, life is service. how you manage this tough task?anks for having me. great to be back in person. i had good fortune of working with him for a quarter of a century. the easiest way to manage the grief the marriott family has experienced is to honor his legacy by continuing all of great work he had done and continuing down the path yet set forth for us. tom: cornell hotel did not have a course, pandemic 11. anthony: they may now. what have you learned? anthony: i have learned how valuable our culture is, how resilient our people are. much people miss travel. i have learned how responsive we need to be to these crises. we had to not only stabilize the balance sheet in a matter of weeks, but rollout all new operating and cleanliness protocols in 133 countries around the world in a matter of weeks. lisa: how difficult is it to hire enough personnel to meet the incredible demand of people want to get back on the road? anthony: it varies by market. the markets in the u.s. where we see demand spike most, california, texas, florida. we are co

i'm joined now by aaron demetre. he's program director for amnesty international in hungary join me now from budapest. it's good to have you on the program. aaron. so the p and commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? good. they think i think the european commission should immediately start an infringement procedure against this low. and the basically act strongly and united because that they, that the best chance that the law will be repealed people in time. do you know we're organizations in g o as in hungary, were they able to lobby members of parliament against this legislation? which obviously would be standard procedure in a democracy, was that the case there in hungary mission among our partners. we are also trying to lobby the opposition party. so out of the 6 opposition parties, the current that hungry currently has 5 of them restrained to all today, didn't show up for the ward. i'm watching the one your

. >> joining us now is cnn global affairs analyst, aaron david miller.s great to see you as always. you have said, you say in the series that the past is never dead. if there's a city in the world where that applies, it's jerusalem. what does that mean? >> the past is never dead, it's not even past. there's a city so imbued with history imagined and real, it on any level, the home of the three monolistic religions. the relationships between clashing civilizations and empires over the course of two millennium. and the modern incarnation of the still intractable israeli/palestinian conflict in which jerusalem figures incredibly centrally. >> and jerusalem's so important to the world's three most prominent religions. you've been involved in decades of negotiations. how do you sort out all the competing interests? it is the question that we could go through the next six hours of this network trying to answer. but do you get close to an answer? >> you know, the story leads off, the cnn story is great. it's very economical, and it does a phenomenal job i think

it's dark, it's heavy. aaron it's, it's a very difficult time. the damage that's happened in the last week, we didn't really have a fire season. we could go over the damage that has happened in the past week has been catastrophic. and b, outlook is, is dire when we talk about the conditions because we're going through something truly historic in terms of our weather conditions and the fire read ministry that we haven't seen before. cannibals and live, and other communities in this area i part of wildfire country and this time of year in british columbia and canada. but what we're seeing right now are conditions that we have is be right now. thousands of people are weighted as we know, as, as you know, most of the town about 90 percent were told burned to the ground fire starting wednesday night then just the way and then change your dry conditions for that to just take off. and you know, we have and burden that there are these to a holidays from that and there is concern and worry that there is more to come in kamloops within the city limits. the

aaron rodgers will report for the team training camp now that the two sides have agreed on a contracthat will make them lasting green bay. >>> this is one >>> very unusual standout that the oakland zoo. it goes to show you that size does not matter. a little egyptian goose had just built her nest when a curious job draft decided to check it out. the goose was not phased by the big tall guy. she kept biting him hoping he go away. we will be right back. >>> the late show with dave steven colbert is coming up next. >> thank you for watching. have a great night. - hi everyone and welcome to the legal help center. today we have legal professionals standing by to answer your questions and give you a free consultation. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault and you don't have an attorney,