agnÈs callamard, who as a u.n./rep.urner: that an investigation into -- special rapporteur led an investigation into khashoggi's murder. in the latest attack on immigrant communities, federal judge has struck down daca. we will look at what is next with a daca recipient who is lived in the u.s. for nearly 30 years. love that a more, coming up. -- all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. researchers have found india's death toll from covid-19 may be 10 times higher than the country's official tally. a new report by the center for global development finds there have been as many as 4.7 million exss deaths india sin the starof the pandemic. india's official death toll from the pandemic is 414,000. this comes as covid cases surge across the globe. indonesia reported over 1300 deaths monday, the highest single day toll since the start of the pandemic. but public health experts fear the actual toll is far higher. in japan, the number of covid case

today, we have agnes lee assisting with chinese interpretation. agnes, thank you for joining us today and if you can please make opening announcements. [speaking chinese] . >> clerk: thank you, madam chair, that was the opening announcements. >> thank you, madam clerk. please call item number one. >> clerk: yes, item number one is ordinance amending the environment public works health from the department of environment for each vehicle and debris box used for such transport and affirming appropriate findings. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call the number on the screen. that number is (415) 655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 466964664. then press pound and pound again. you'll only need to press this once. please wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments when we get to public comment and we have agnes lee to call out item number one as well. agnes. >> [speaking chinese] . >> chairman: thank you so much. we are joined by supervisor safai who will make a comment

and in her century what did agnes see?ght that helped illuminate the entire world. she saw the grandson of slaves -- redefine freedom. she saw the mother of two prove that anyone can fly. and she saw the man with no shoes -- >> with a new world record. >> -- teach the world how to run. she saw generation after generation stand and watched their differences disappear like shadows in the noon day sun. and now she sees a new generation. >> sky brown, one of the youngest olympians of all-time. >> full of hope running toward their century. a generation who sees the same light agnes saw, a generation who morphs. together we're stronger than the darkness can ever be. >> the international olympic committee to take us off the air tonight. and so that is our broadcast for this wednesday evening. with our thanks for being here with us on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news. good night. >>> so here's how it lays out in the new book by carol leonnig and philip rucker. it's not a long thing i'm going to read you her

agnes. >> [speaking chinese] . >> chairman: thank you so much.oined by supervisor safai who will make a comment. supervisor safai, remember that agnes will be translating for you after you are done with your remarks and, colleagues, we will also have a translation of any comments you have as well. welcome, supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: thank you, colleagues. i'll be very brief. i just wanted to thank you all for the amendments last week, thank you for your support. i will be remissed to not make my staff or ej, earnest jones who put a lot of work on top of this that my previous staffers have done. this is a labor of love taken over two years, but we feel like this is an appropriate step, a very important step that will help us to achieve, take a big step toward achieving our environmental goals and zero waste in the city. and, at the same time, cut down on illegal disposal and make that proper dispossessedal and illegal dumping. and extend that to our vehicle transporters that are taking mixed construction and debris. should i stop and l

a couple of questions about agnes driscoll.where are the documents that substantiate that she sold the machine? also is she still buried in arlington cemetery? >> she is still buried in arlington cemetery. the documents i have which are reports was it senior guy in the fbi was based on the evidence of sources. we do not know for sure she did this. it seems very plausible. those not documents when i don't have them. i got in touch with john fox again at the fbi said can you find these documents for me? take a look. >> i just want to say we love john fox and work with them closely. great to hear his name. [inaudible] [laughter] right we will get the archives open right away. operating in the eastern part of the united states or they tried to bid into the rest of our large country? >> the controlled by pfeiffer in the station operated exclusively. but quite broadly from the south side that's covered. independently, because of the nasis are not able to run their own spies. the little brother that his brother to san francisco. and f

. >> reporter: agnes has not left her 15-year-old daughter's side since she was placed on a ventilator in a florida hospital about 10 days ago. >> she is in an induced coma and also medically paralyzed. >> reporter: her daughter was not varks ccinated. agnes was fully vaccinated and they both got covid around the same time. >> saddest part for me seeing how she suffer. >> if you are vaccinated, you could potentially give disease to someone else. >> reporter: in florida which makes up 20% of the nation's covid cases reported in the last week, governor ron den a esanti maintained an anti mask stance saying that experts have raised legitimate concerns that the risks of masking drought weigh t outweigh the potential benefits for children. fortunately the data indicate that covid is not a serious risk to healthy children. but there is no evidence that the risk of wearing masks outweigh the benefits. and cdc of says covid could be a serious risk to children. >> if you look at the mortality rate of covid just this past year for children, it is more than twicee see in influenza in given year.

there are also dozens of and for a, for agnes, the patients and look, a diver might find something like this, the head of a statue. it's been lying on the bottom of the sea for 2000 years. i don't want us to be seen on the low. we've been lucky today. sod worries that if you've seen with a bust the area might attract looters. we need to be very careful or goss, i'm hiding it. so no one sees it. otherwise, people will come looking for more objects. so worth a fortune one. in libya, a looter might receive $500.00 euros for the bust. but on the other side of the mediterranean, in europe, a bust like this might fetch 10000 euros 20 times the original price. everything sod, fine, he turns over to the head of the local museum for safe keeping. up with the antiquities he is rescued over the past. the years are kept in this safe worried about burglary. the burglars ones came in through the window. i tried to open the say the couldn't. so they forced the door up and so force into pieces from the museum. i remember the ceramics that have, we don't know where they ended up. so. so ah, one city in

the initial plan is what the agnes you help kennedy here. i didn't really have an idea and i didn't have the intention of recording for sounds fun and i was hiking and became so intrigued by the noises that i began recording. i just wanted to listen to it later because i liked it so much and i shouldn't wait with it. she took the recordings to the studio where producer mark spindler began breaking them up, tweaking and rearranging them. creating percussion sounds melodies and baselines. find to the guitar, manage italy manipulating the sounds like creat artifacts and textures that you won't get from plugins or virtual instruments that will implemented fully. strict kiddos in germany. animal sounds are in a certain key that makes things interesting. you have to pitch the sounds to get them in tune. that's why everything sounds different. nothing ever sounds the same flies clinton like skin never sounds the same. never sounds perfect. you never get exactly what you had in mind, but some other things along the way. alexandra is a trained pop an

though, be brighter than anyone can imagine. joining me now is south sedans, new investors, london, agnes oswald, thank you so much master of coming on. people might have heard it out. you don't get george clooney you campaign for the creation of it. how isn't the 1st 10 years of its existence been there since 10 years overall has been going well defined. the challenges also has made a lot of progress. as you are aware, we build the nation out of scratch given to never station on do over 50 years. so struggled, i mean, you have worth 3 enough 1000000000 barrels a day being produced at the moment. 90 percent of the oil hasn't been extracted yet . i mean, you say it's been going well, why does it have food insecurity and why? i don't know, take covert, for instance, i was reading, you only had maybe 4 ventilated population of 12000000 people. 24 in terms of cabin right now we have 11 to let us and thanks to the well wishes on the partners on wall health organization. it's also done supporting as you notate very well, we also have the united kingdom, usertesting and dario health and educatio

though, be brighter than anyone can imagine. joining me now is south sedans, new investors, london, agnes oswald, thank you so much better for coming on. people might have heard, it's out. you don't get the george clooney you campaign for the creation of it. how has the 1st 10 years of its existence been years overall has been going well defined. the challenge is also done has made a lot of progress. as you are aware, we build the nation out of scratch, given the devastation and do over 50 years of struggle. i mean, you have a war 3 and a half 1000000000 barrels a day being produced at the moment. 90 percent of the oil has been extracted. yet, i mean, you say it's been going, well, why does it have food insecurity and why? i don't know, take covert, for instance, i was reading, you only had maybe 4 ventilators for a population of 12000000 people. 24 in terms of cabins. right now we have a lot of until later today when we shift their partners and we'll have that issue in the south, so them supporting you notate very well. we also have a united kingdom without testing in the area of health

to talk to you, agnes callamard, — the moment.ry general of. callamard, secretary general of amnesty international. thank you. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. it is baking hot out there. hello. lots of sunshine, lots of heat across the uk at the moment. more to come in the days ahead. if you're not a fan, the first signs of something cool arriving from friday onwards. back to the here and now, though, and this area of high pressure is holding steady, trapping the heat across the uk, keeping it essentially fine. but the keen eyed amongst you willjust notice some showers popping up to the south—east through the evening into the small hours of tuesday. could be heavy, could be thundery, but very isolated. warm and muggy overnight across england and wales. temperatures realistically for the small hours probably closer to 20 degrees. those are the figures at the end of the night. tuesday again, a day with a lot of fine weather, sunshine and heat. the heat creeping further north into scotland and northern irel

but agn, to your point, i had a moral and legal obligation to make sure that we took good care of him. we did. you know, he ate as well, if not better than a lot of the soldiers that we had. as you point out, i had a medical professional, either a corpsman, a medic or a doctor in the room with him 24/7, along with a security guard. but i would go in every day to check on him. and every day that i went in, he tried to engage me in a conversation. and frankly, i didn't want to engage hiin a conversation. i didn't want to because i didn't want him to think that he was somehow important enough to be able to engage "el jefe" as he called me. >> he called you el jefe? >> yeah, well, he knew that i was in charge. now, when i walked in, i made sure that my name tags were off and my stars were off so he didn't know my rank or my name. but, you know, i think leaders know how to recognize other leaders. and every day when i would come in, he would try to engage me. but the fact of matter is, i didn't want to engage with him. i didn't want to engage with him because frankly, i didn't want him to

in 30 days now, 39 year old captain jason caldwell of danville and his three teammates duncan roy, agnesollins and jordan shuttleworth spent 30 days seven hours and 30 minutes in that vessel right there, the previous record was 39 days in nearly 10 hours, beating that record by the way by nine days, they competed as part of the great pacific race and arriving like a key on wednesday. we wanted to break the world record. that was a big, big gold bars, and then when it looked like it was going to happen, we wanted to make sure that we we've broken away that never got broken again. so for 30 straight days, i rode every two hours for two hours and we never checked, so i never really got more than about an hour and a half of sleep. i'm out of time. wow well, this isn't calls first ocean crossing. he also was part of a team that rowed across the atlantic twice. alright still to come tonight, another barrier of transportation project behind schedule and over budget when cal trains new station will finally open and the rally beer snake really works, how it helps the a's beat the best team in bas

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agn,he emotional component to human space flight, we've had 15 consecutive test flights as you said earlier we knew we were ready to put people onboard this rocket, and that's what led us today. we can do this, safely, and give people the experience of a lifetime and i think based on, based on what we see there, job well done, sir. job well done. >> we can do it again and again and again and again. >> precisely. absolutely love it. that was amazing. everybody, i want to thank you all for joining us from around the world for today's blue origin historic. >> there you hear it. >> first human flight. a matter for the ages. guess what, we're just getting started. two many flights this year and several more in the coming years. join us later today, we'll have a live press conference on our website. >> there you have it, the new shepard base on earth. jeff bezos and crew walking away after their nearly >> michael strahan will be talking to them shortly. back to our regular programming right now. ♪ ♪ concern later today. thunderstorms move across the across the south. from texas to the carolinas.

also the last agnes and edith at the assisted living up ever dared to drink a prune juice without permission is a huge deal for karol. normally they secured a black belt it's at the flea market in west palm beach. karol loves chuck norris, so do we all. in fact sheet named her walker texas ranger. [laughter] although to be honest i'm not sure if chuck is the best actor after all. his last it was barbara boxer. it's too soon man. rest in peace. before we go tonight's tickle me too see joe, you have three minutes to guess the punchline do not sheet. use the #ticklemetuesday on twitter. ready? what do you call a bear with no t score? no t score? the punchline is next hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable. that's a really tight spot. don't worry. i used to hate parallel parking. [all together] me to

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potentially a report of the air around us if you read before this vice presidency, they were problems with agn, but it is problematic. >> kennedy: there is one tie and it is the vice president herself. she is the one failing threat of whether she would be stayed attorney general for the state of california and then end vice president and she's done a remarkable job of failing upward and there is a rift within the administration because they don't want her to fail all the way to the presidency while joe biden is still in office and that's why they're giving her these tough jobs because they know she is not up to the task. i still haven't figured out why they are trying to further tarnish her political brand but it seems like they certainly are. >> harris: you mean with the leaks and whatnot. before we go, what have you seen her do? nothing is perfectly bad or perfectly right. >> kennedy: i have seen her throw black men in present and seen her waffle on the border and this is a very -- you have to be able to tackle on many fronts and she hasn't been able to do that. >> harris: okay. we will move

we're await agnes conference in surfside, florida, scheduled to begin at 10:30 "a" eastern.ficials plan to update on the site at the horrific condo collapse. meantime, first responders continue rescue and recovery efforts even ahmed the threat of a hurricane that could hit as early as tomorrow night. as of this morning officials say they confirmed the deaths of 22 people, 126 remain unaccounted for. last night authorities deemed another building in the area high-risk and called for its immediate closure and evacuation. in their estimation the crest view towers condominium has dangerous structural and electrical conditions. the 156-unit complex is located in north miami beach, seven miles north where the condoleezzao collapsed in surfside last week. let's go to von hillyard down in surfside. what's the latest where you are. >> >> reporter: several layers of dangerous looming over. primarily the storm, the hurricane elsa that could hit as soon as monday morning. there could be up to 60-mile-per-hour winds or greater here. you're talking about part of a tower that's still stand

also the last agnes and edith at the assisted living up ever dared to drink a prune juice without permissions awarded her new belt by the legendary chuck norris. this is a huge deal for karol. normally they secured a black belt it's at the flea market in west palm beach. karol loves chuck norris, so do we all. in fact sheet named her walker texas ranger. [laughter] although to be honest i'm not sure if chuck is the best actor after all. his last it was barbara boxer. it's too soon man. rest in peace. before we go tonight's tickle me too see joe, you have three minutes to guess the punchline do not sheet. use the #ticklemetuesday on twitter. ready? what do you call a bear with no t score? the punchline is next. for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination because it's not just for kids. that building you're trying to buy, whooping cough vaccination - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you see it. you want it. you ten-x it. it's that

it was every single time i had to do an interviview, it was like i h to say a silent prayer because agnes legacy >> jimmy: but you pulled it off. the biggest switcharoo ever. no one saw it coming the internet broke it was fantastic to watch. it was a tv moment it was a pop culture moment. what's it like being in the marvel universe and being part of that? >> it's bananas. i never saw this in my future, but to be this part in this world with those delicious humans i mean, you know lizzy, she's a gem and a half >> jmy: oh my gosh >> it was so fun, yeah, the best >> jimmy: you and elizabeth olsen -- >> and to play a witch forget it. the bestre getting crazy awards buzz, and well deserved as well do your kids think it's cool are they old enough? >> i mean, they will never think i'm cool i am so embarrassing to them at all times, to the point that they will not let me finish a sentence without being like, "mom, like, please don't --" they can't even -- they look at me like i can't do anything right right now. i mean, they're teenagers and pre-teenagers. >>immy: oh yeah. >> so, i'm never going

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agnes: our baseline scenario is the best of strong growth.t is a very, very attractive environment for investors positions this year and next. anna: thank you very much. thanks for joining us. the european growth expects follow. coming up on this program, the e.u. announces its netzero program. can europe afford to be the first carbon -- continent? we'll get an update from brussels about what this means. how difficult the politics get from here between countries and also within countries on how you implement all of this. we'll have analysis next. this is bloomberg. anna: welcome back to the european market open. half an hour until the start of the european equity trading session. down .5% in this morning's trading session. let's think about where we are on debt now. i know this is something on your mind. the pile of debt and the cost of servicing it. mark: it is a slight cheat for a news program. it is not news. everybody says how does this make sense? we have heard about the explosion of the u.s. debt pile. it has grown massively. $22 trilli

languages, beginning with our spanish interpreter, arturo, and followed by our chinese interpreter, agnes lai. >> thank you. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> interpreter: [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> clerk: thank you. mr. chair, that concludes my announcements. >> chair haney: thank you, mr. clerk. will you please call items 1 and 2 together. >> clerk: yes, items 1 is the budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures for departments of the city and county of san francisco as of june 1,, 2021, for the fiscal years ending june 30th, 2022, and june 30,, 2023 and item 2 is the annual salary ordinance enumerating positions in the annual budget and appropriation ordinance for the fiscal years, ending june 30,, 2022, and june 30th, 2023, continuing, creating, or establishing these positions. the members of the public who wish to provide public comment on these items should call 1-(415)-655-0001. meeting i.d., 146 586 5393. then press pound twice. if you have not done so, please press star 3 to line up to speak. a system

francisco airport commission in an amount to not to exceed 3,800,000 under 11 months represented by agn hill. >> good afternoon, this is miss early.we are collaborating with our, one of our most important customers, the san francisco airport to support them in their improvements . and this item allows us to provide support to them and for us to coordinate on consulting services and in particular the engineering design work for the development and environmental review of the electrical capacity upgrades needed as the airport continues its improvement program. with that i am happy to take any questions . i have our deputy agm for power operations manager ramona a blank on the call as well if you havetechnical questions. thank you . >> president maxwell: any comments? open it up for public comments please. >> two minutes of public comment on item 9. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id 146 534 3327. to raise your hand to speak press star three. note you must limit your comments to the topic of the agenda item and i remind you if you do not, the chair can ask you to limit your comments to theagend

host: joining us agn washington journal is dr. william schaffner from vanderbilt medical center, welcome back to washington journal. dr .schaffner: good to be with you. host: we are having you on as covid cases arise around the country great reflected in this headline from usa today, fourth wave of virus hits the u.s., unvaccinated kids and adults suffer most from this spread. this is coming from the delta variant. are you surprised by these numbers going up or is this to have been expected given the recent fourth of july holiday? dr. schaffner: i'm concerned about it for sure and somewhat distressed, but not surprised. this delta variant is extraordinarily contagious, so it is spreading widely. initially this virus was affecting people who were older. many of them have now been vaccinated, so this virus is now seeking out and honing in on people who are unvaccinated, middle-aged and younger adults, adolescents and down into children also. it doesn't surprise me and cases are going up, behind them a czar rising and it is likely th