the local associated press in tulsa, she caught wind of the story and wrote a story about in 1999. the words mass graves were like a neon sign in the story became national. 60 minutes comes, journalist from japan's, sweden, switzerland, all come to do stories about the race massacre. unfortunately, our effort got caught up in the politics of the day. so, we were shut down. shut down first by the race right commission and then we were shut down by the city. obviously we were crushed and disappointed by all of that. i put away my files. i river thinking someday, somebody will want to look at this. i don't know whether it will be in my lifetime or not. but i moved on to other things. and there are people, people who kept the flag flying. we need to find these graves and these people. for 20 years, and long, lonely period. then, in 2018, 2019, i started to hear rumors that the city was interested in getting the investigation going again. the newly elected mayor in fact had reached out to the state archaeologist. i have to say this -- he has been terrific with this project, but also as

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an associated press investigation found some of them are weapons of war the ap found at least 1,900 u.s least some of those resurfaced in violent crimes kristen hall now, associated press journalist, one of the authors of that investigation. kristen, thanks so much. some of the stolen guns recovered. are the rest still missing or do we know? >> it's hard to tell how many guns are still missing we did an analysis of firearm investigations and the navy and nurenes. we found in about 55% of those cases no suspect could be found and the weapons remain missing >> has your reporting uncovered how people were able to steal these firearms >> yeah, one issue that keeps coming up is that it is often the troops themselves who are responsible for securing the weapons in the armories or using the weapons out in the field they are sometimes found trying to sell these weapons. >> you know, this goes far beyond firearms. you discovered other types of weapons went missing, right? >> yeah, we also found cases of grenade launchers, mortars, also armor piercing grenades, a big box of armor piercing grenade

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he is reporting on the games from tokyo for the associated press. philip thank you so much for being here with us. this sounds like a very unusual opening ceremony by olympic standards. can you give us a sense of what 's like there? >> look it was extraordinary. because usually these opening ceremonies are celebrations aren't they? there clearly wasn't mood for a celebration here in tokyo. you mentioned it earlier, this was more of a solemn occasion and just an extraordinary thing to see that this olympic stadium where there should be 68,000 people were almost empty, a thousand people were inside. they will not be allowed to see a single second of olympic sport in person. that is quite something to get your head around. as to the atmosphere you just mentioned those protests, that isn't something that happens with olympic ceremonies. on the inside of the stadium you could hear the pro-testimonies during the quiet moments and it was because of the is covid-19pandemic that there were is moments of reflection. calling for those games to essentially not

the local associated press -- we've been quiet about this because i did not want to raise expectationsthey were going to find anything. i wanted to see if we could get close. but a local associated press in tulsa, kelly kirk she caught wind of this story and wrote a story about it in 1999. and the words mass graves were just like a knee on the sign. the story becomes national. so, 60 minutes comes, abc news night line, journalist from japan, sweden, switzerland, england, welcome to do stories about the race massacre. unfortunately, our effort got caught up in the politics of the day, and the politics of the commission. so, we were shut down, shut down first by the race commission, and then we are shut down by the city, obviously. we were crushed and disappointed by all of that. i put away my files and i remember thinking, someday somebody is going to want to look at this, i don't know whether it will be in my lifetime or not. but they moved on to other things, and there were people -- we need to find these graves, these people, for 20 years a long lonely period. and then in 2018, 2019

the local associated press stringer in tulsa, kelly kirk brown, she caught wind of the story.she wrote a story about did in 1999. the words, mass graves, were just like a neon sign. the story becomes national. abc news comes, journalists from japan, sweden, switzerland, england all come to do stories about the race massacre. unfortunately, our effort got caught up in the politics of the day and the politics of the commission. we were shut down. we were shut down first by the race riot commission and then we were shut down by the city. obviously, we were crushed and disappointed by all of that. i put away my files. i remembered thinking, some day somewhere is going to want to look at this. i don't know whether it will be in my lifetime or not. moved on to other things. there were people -- don's son, he kept the flag flying, we need to find these graves, we need to find these people, for 20 years, a long, lonely period. then in 2018, 2019, i started hearing rumors that the city was interested in getting the investigation going again. the newly elected mayor had reached out to t

the associated press is reporting the 1st plane, carrying off gun interpreters is arrived in the us. earlier, congress overwhelmingly passed the bill, increasing the number of visas for interpreters in the face, the threat of taliban retaliation. charlotte bellis is in capital with more. but the 1st flights that we've just talked about according to the associated press has actually arrived in the united states. now yesterday a couple took off, they were the 1st ask and interpreters and others who had worked with the government and military to leave cobble. and we are expecting about 25 hundreds and leave by the end of this week. although the u. s. embassy is very secretive about who is only slight when they're taking off and when they are landing, because they've told us that they're incredibly worried about the security and privacy of these interpret is they're worried about the planes because this is going to be going for another month parker sounds prime minister has strongly denied that fighters from his country have cross the border to battle alongside the taliban. gun officials

the associated press is reporting the 1st plane full of afghan interpreters because arrived in the us earlier, congress possible increasing the number of visas for interpreters who faced taliban retaliation. focused on prime minister has denied reports in providing fighters on safe havens to the taliban, half down officials of accused pockets on government ascending 10000 fighters into left on his son, tennessee, as president has appointed a new interior minister days after assessing the prime minister on suspending parliament crisis, i yet use the announcement to dismiss accusations that he carried out. a qu, julian wolf reports, day by day to me as president, is remaking the government on thursday. can you say he'd appointed a former national security adviser to run the interior ministry? it follows dismissal of a long list of senior officials and the president use the moment to defend his actions. the mere, the state is not a public moved by strings. there are lobbies and corrupt individuals who have been pulling the strings from behind the curtain, thus the conditions at this hist

our correspondent from the associated press.te your time here on bbc world news. from here on tokyo bay let's get right back to david in the studio. thank you, very much sarah. obviously we will keep close tabs on the buildup to the start of those games. the first events begin on wednesday. after living with the coronavirus pandemic for well over a year, almost all covert restrictions in england have been lifted. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, who minister, boris johnson, who are minister, borisjohnson, who are self isolating at the moment has urged people to exercise great caution. he also encouraged young people to be vaccinated as infections continue to rise sharply. but there has been fierce criticism of the policy coming from opposition parties.- of the policy coming from opposition parties. 96% and 8396 of opposition parties. 9696 and 8396 of 30-50 -year-olds _ opposition parties. 9696 and 8396 of 30-50 -year-olds have - opposition parties. 9696 and 8396 of 30-50 -year-olds have taken | of 30—50 —year—olds have taken

hello _ simon from the press association. hello and — simon from the press association. d luck to you - simon from the press association. hello and good luck to you both. l hello and good luck to you both. just a question for gareth, just basically your thoughts heading into what is the nation poz my biggest game in 55 years and the lesson you received from the queen. the end of it summed up spirit commitment and pride in everything your team has displayed in this tournament. it’s displayed in this tournament. it's been a displayed in this tournament. it�*s been a fantastic to have obviously the letter from the queen, letter from the prime minister to all of the team. and the recognition that the team. and the recognition that the players and the staff have got about this in the right way. we had about this in the right way. we had a fabulous reception we left st george's, all the local villagers and come out and were lining the route and people pulled over in levis and so you got more of a sense what is going on out of the bubble that we have been in. but it always comes

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reports about the rates of vaccinations, concerns from the officials, and a recent poll by the associated press takes a look at questioning those about who have not taken the vaccine and the endpoint of why or why not, it said that if american adults among those who have not yet received a vaccine, 35% say we will probably will not and 45% say they definitely will not according to a pull from this issued press. it also adds saying 3% say they definitely will get the shot and 16% say they probably will and it adds 64% of unvaccinated americans have little to no confidence in the shot. we will show you more along the way, but when it comes to this idea of whether you are vaccinated or not, if you want to call and tell us if you are vaccinated and want to tell us why, (202)-748-8000. if you are unvaccinated and went to tell us why, (202)-748-8001. that is how you can call on the phone lines. perhaps you want to text, you can do so at (202)-748-8003. if you want to post on our social media feed, facebook.com/c-span is the one place you can do that or on twitter at @cspanwj @cspanwj,. this was dr. a

then the local associated press -- and we had been quiet about this because i didn't want to raise expectations that we were going to find it. i wanted to see if we could get close. and the local associated stress [inaudible] in tulsa, kelly cook brown, she caught went off the story, she wrote a story about it in 1999, and the words mass graves were just like in neon sign, the story becomes national. so when 60 minutes comes, abc news not lying, journalists from japan, sweden, switzerland, england, welcome to do stories. [inaudible] of the race [inaudible] . unfortunately, our effort got caught up in the politics of the day, and the politics of the commission. so we were shut down. we were shut down first by the race riot commission, and then we were shut down by the city. obviously, we were crushed and disappointed by all of that. i put away my files, and i remember thinking, well, someday, somebody is going to want to look at this. i don't know whether we it'll be in my lifetime or not. but we moved on to other things. and then, you know, and there were people -- cavern ross, don 's son, he k

that drug maker told the associated press that their booster shot study suggests people's antibody levels jumped five to tenfold after a third dose. the company is expected to discuss their request for an emergency authorization of the third shot. dr. anthony fauci made his rounds on both sunday talk shows. take a listen to what he has to say about another dose. >> that doesn't mean that we're not very actively following and gathering the information to see if and when we might need it and if and when we do we'll have everything in place to do it. >> reporter: and a little bit more information. cvid cases are climbing and delta is fueling outbreaks in texas, arkansas, missouri, nevada. we're awaiting more information on what time that meeting will take place. as it stands now the cdc and fda are saying if you are vaccinated you are against that variant. this is a story we will continue to follow. cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> more details across california. the current rate stands at 3 per 100,000. l.a. county seeing a mini spike. yesterday more than 1,100 cases

we keep the risk to an absolute minimum level atom, hunter and associates at press, correspondent intake. and he says, while the i see may be confirmed by the cases in the village, they remain confident in the protocols they've put in place. there are so many strict rules that governing most of the competitors and all of the support staff as well to be tested every day and strictly within that bubble. i think it's more of the optics of how this all looks to a public here that the majority of which are against the games happening. they wanted it to be postponed and they continue to feel that way. there's going to be more protest withheld over the next few days. so this is, by far, the most strict sporting event i've covered since the pandemic began in terms of the covey protocols in place. and we took them out, the champions league on import wimbledon. the year arose recently as well. nothing compared to this. we have to take 3 consecutive pc our test on consecutive days, even before getting on the flight. when we arrive, we have to take another test, went through about 2 hours worth of p

i was assigned to yet by the associated press and i arrived june at 1962. the caravel hotel burst under the headline, november 1963. when there was a number to recruit a time. which led to the assassination of the president and his brother, and of our 24 hour period, the center of saigon was zone. the press retreated in effect that the caravans hotel. and many of the story is mentioned we were seeing was from the care of me. ah hello, i'm down, jordan down the top stories here on our da 0. haiti has a new prime minister off the 2 weeks of uncertainty following the assassination of its president. i will already was chosen by president governor louise to take on the job. but since his death already and the form i enter in prime minister closures if both claim to be in charge. the galico is monitoring developments from miami. now what we have as a prime minister who's already put his cabinet together with one real goal in mind, and that is to take haiti to new.

they spewed the gross misinformation purposely put out by the county and "the associated press."just as a reminder, trump lost arizona by nearly 11,000 votes, fair and square. and here to discuss it is republican strategist and cnn political commentator, alice stewart. and former-fox news politics editor, chris. chris, you might recall, you were the one who led the fox decision desk to call arizona for biden on election night. most other outlets, including cnn, waited nine days to make the call. you, ultimately, were fired by fox. do you, still, defend the decision to call arizona when you did? for arizona for biden. and what do you make of dp-- yo know what we have been hearing from the former president. what is happening in arizona right now. you must have a lot of thoughts on this. >> the first thing is, bill salmon, my boss led it. there were many great nerds, my fellow nerds who we were the best decision desk in the business for ten years. >> we had a great one, too. >> no question and i love harry enten and much love for my friend, harry. but we were the best. and the call

a source tells the associated press that the 58-year-old was shooting his final season of amcs better call saul when he collapsed earlier today. it's not clear exactly what caused him to collapse or how long he may be in the hospital we will have the very latest on thmorning news starting at on 30. >>> in just one hour thcity requirnew ty employs to be vaccinated against covid-19. similar mandates are being discussed all across the country to read all of this in response to the growing threat from the delta variant. still a lot of questions following the cdc sudden reversal on guidelines for indoor masking. reporter andrea borba got some answers about what it means for all of us in the bay area. >> reporter: it really depends on what county in the bay area you live in. whether or not you should be really strictly following these guidelines. it all comes down to transmission rates. the rise of the delta variant of covid-19 now has the agency recommending indoor masking for both the unvaccinated and llthv are where you live or eat in the bay area, even with high vaccination rates, if yo

that's according to a new associated press poll not planning to get the shot. 35%. definitely not getting the shot. 45% yes. so you see the numbers and if people say they're definitely not getting it. you would think that they are not going to a most of those polled also doubt that it would work against the. >> delta variant despite evidence that the shots do so buse are divided among age lines, mostly with 37% under the age of 45 say they have not and likely will not get their shots compared with about 16% of those who are older. then 45 and these findings, underscore the challenges currently facing public health officials. >> kron four's michelle kingston spoke to a few bay area. doctors to hear what they think of these numbers. >> pretty discouraging to polls, but that kind of news in a poll from the associated press norc center for public affairs research. 45% of americans have not yet received the covid-19 vaccine say they definitely will not 35% say they probably won't 16% say they probably will in just 3% say they definitely will get the shots. >> i think the

, rubbed shoulders in its famous hotels during the vietnam war, i was assigned to yet by the associated press. and i arrived june at 1962. the caravel hotel burst under the headlines in november 1963. when there was a number to recruit 8, which led to the assassination of the president and his brother. over 24 hour period, the center of saigon was zone. the press retreated in effect that the caravans hotel and many of the story is mentioned we received was from the care of no, no me the one of the amazing things about the sense of how to compare the are there. so it's all over our body. embedded in our many different types of sensors, they can measure hardness, they can measure defamation of the skin and they can measure things like temperature and pain as well. all of these different sensors, these different aspects of touch, comes together to give us our overall percept of our environment and help us make decisions about what to do next. aletha progress option, which some people call the fix sense. it forces at all and a stretch of our skin over jolene, as well as our idea about where bodie

according to the associated press, he was shot and killed and his wife was wounded.e of the attackers were speaking spanish. there has been growing public anger in haiti over his attempt to hold onto power and rewrite the constitution. there are multiple reports that japan is preparing to declare a new state of emergency in tokyo. that would mean the summer olympics would be held without spectators. earlier today, tokyo reported the most number of new coronavirus cases since may 13. the european union has raised the outlook for the european economy from 4.3% to 4.8%. that was accompanied by a warning of a higher risk of inflation taking hold because of increased demand. president biden will take on the rapidly growing threat of ransomware against companies and local institutions. over the weekend there was a ransomware attack blamed on russian hackers that affected more than 1000 businesses, with victims and at least 17 countries. the president will meet with agency leaders today to discuss the administration's strategy. the white house calls it a national secured pr

they told the "associated press," you'd have to be naive if you didn't think there weren't people tryingtage of the lack of testing. however, he knows the majority of athletes follow the rules. >>> now it's time for the weather. let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman. what's the forecast today, michelle? >> hey, there, jon. it's hot all across the country. so many spots that are hot. we're going to see the excessive heat through next week. minneapolis, 96. that's 13 degrees what is typical for this time of year. let's slide to the east. on saturday, chicago will feel like 99. 103 in st. louis. and that extended into early next week and through the later part of next week. charlotte next week, 92 on tuesday. a lot of spots feeling like over 100 degrees. that's going to set the stage for more fire danker. we have flag warnings in idaho with winds firing up those storms. low visibility. air quality not great all the way down to parts of the southeast, jon. the northeast really nice today. enjoy it, jon. get out after work and enjoy the nice temperatures. it will heat up next week. >> t

spies, rub shoulders in its famous hotels during the vietnam war, i was assigned to yet by the associated press. and i arrived june 962. the caravel hotel burst under the headline, november 1963. when there was a number to recruit 8, which led to the assassination of the president and his brother, and of 24 hour period. the center of saigon was zone. the press retreated in effect to the caravans hotel, and many of the story is mentioned we received was from the care of me. ah, i've got a stones airforce hits back again to taliban advances. as the us says it's troopers is now nearly 90 percent complete. ah, hello there, mr. k. and this is out of their life and also coming, you know, just like you guys are the parents plead for help after the latest math kid. nothing from the school in northwestern nigeria.

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this is the associated press headline. capitol rioter who breached senate gets eight months for felony. a crane operator from florida who breached the u.s. chamber carrying a trump campaign flag was sentenced monday to eight months behind bar and one that could help the determine of severity of other sentences of hundreds of pending cases. in pronouncing the sentence, u.s. district judge said the 38-year-old had played a role if not as significant as the others in one of the worst episodes in american history. thousands of rioters loyal to then president donald trump stormed the capitol and disrupted the certification of joe biden's election win in a stunning display of public violence. quote, that was not by any stretch of the imagination a protest moss said. heeded it left a stain that will remain on us and the country for years to come. also a tweet this morning from skat mcfarlen of nbc news about another person arrested in the january 6th attack not guilty plea from defendant andrew griz wauld of pensacola, florida. h

during the vietnam war, i was assigned to yet not by the associated press. and i arrived june at 1962. the caravel hotel burst under the headline, november 1963. when there was a number to recruit 8, which led to the assassination of the president and his brother. over 24 hour period, the center of saigon was a wars zone. the press retreated in effect that the caravans hotel. and many of the story is mentioned we were seeing was from the caravel. me ah, ah, okay. ah, i oh, oh, i the good. oh i oh i. okay, in ah, do you want to help save the world? needs into your own. ah, ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, this is a news are on al jazeera, fully back to life my world headquarters in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. count down to take off british billionaire richard branson is about to blast off on a mission to kick start space stories, fears football crowds good worse than this, right? of course. 19 in the u. k, but the government is pricing.

. >> despite the improvements, an associated press poll found most of the unvaccinated say they willhe shot. a federal appeals court has ruled against putting a stop to most residential evictions during the pandemic. the three judge panel agreed with a lower court the cdc lacked authority to impose the moratorium last year. it is already due to expire at month's end. the tokyo olympic games open today amid a covid emergency in the city. fireworks cap the nighttime ceremony. it was at a nearly empty stadium with infections hitting six month highs. hundreds demonstrated. they claimed the games are putting the health of japan at risk and demanded they would be halted. 100 of the more than 600 u.s. athletes are not vaccinated. the head of the u.s. olympic and paralympic community -- committee offered reassurance. >> we recognize how difficult it has been. we come here humbly and with respect for a japanese host. we will follow every protocol, every rule to ensure this is a safe and secure event for everyone. >> in haiti, shooting and protests outside of the funeral of the slain president

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i was assigned to yet by the associated press and i arrived june at 1962. the caravel hotel burst under the headline in november 1963. when there was a number to recruit a time which led to the assassination of the president and his brother, and of our 24 hour period, the center of saigon was war zone. the press retreated, in effect that the caravel hotel. and many of the story is mentioned we were seeing was from the care of me ah ah, i'm on the inside. and with the headlines on al jazeera, the world health organization has worn governments against eating cove in 19 restrictions to soon criticizing what it calls a premature rush back to full normality. several countries in europe are relaxing rules, despite concerns about the highly contagious delta variance. the w h, i says the pandemic isn't yet over and further waves if infection could arrive later in the year, we just need to be a little more patient. remember last summer when we had everything got good and then everyone kind of relaxed and then we kind of arrived in september, october and ended up in

that's according to the associated press, which cited a source. trump himself not named in the report. more details tonight at 11:00. >>> and emotions running high tonight for one of bill cosby's accusers here in the bay area. the former actor and comedian is now a prix man after pennsylvania's highest court overturned his sex assault conviction. helen hayes says in the '70s at a tennis tournament in pebble beach, cosby stalked her and groped her. >> he deserves to be in there. he's just -- he's evil. when i say evil it brings tears because he did such awful things. >> hayes is now 86 years old. she says she hopes the court's decision doesn't deter victims of sexual assault from speaking up. >>> and a grand jury to investigate the deadly condo building collapse in florida. it is now day seven of the search and rescue operation at the site. two more bodies were recovered today, bringing the death toll to 18. at least 145 others are still missing. the president and first lady will travel to the site tomorrow. >>> the ncaa just cleared the way for at

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julie pace, washington bureau chief, assistant managing editor for the associated press. victoria di francesco soto, professor and assistant dean at the lbj school of public affairs at the university of texas in austin. professor, indeed, given the urgency of this texas matter i would like to begin with you. >>> let's begin by listening to and playing for our audience the comments tonight of your governor. we will discuss on the other side. >> they're quitters. that is not the way that texas, texans do things. this is not over. i will continue calling special session after special session because over time it is going to continue until they step up to vote. once they step back into the state of texas, they will be arrested and brought to the texas capital and we will be conducting business. >> so, professor, i wouldn't be the first to observe that it is evidently okay to leave texas if you are a texas politician if you have a little wheelie bag and a boarding pass that says "cancun." others have made that point tonight on social media. i will ask you this. what can texas

the associated press reports that when it vacated the maybe base, the u.s.id not tell the afghan commander taking over. now one afghan soldier told the ap america, "lost all got will of 20 years by leaving the way they did." the state department and the pentagon denying the claims just moments ago. here is admirable kirby. >> this was not done in a vacuum. i can't speak for the level of information that went down the afghan chain of command. i can tell you that afghan leaders were appropriately coordinated with and briefed. >> now this while the taliban gain ground. nbc news chief correspondent richard engel followed a taliban fire fight overnight. watch. >> reporter: these soldiers had u.s. support before. shoulder to shoulder. now they're on their own. >> what it is like now fighting all on your own? no american support? >> so we're ready to fight if we die. we don't care about it. >> reporter: before they reach the target, the man on point spots the taliban. rounds are incoming too. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: they launched grenades to clear a path. >> now s

. >> new information shows that summer is on the west coast are getting hotter and associated press analysis as summer temperatures and a lot of western states including california are up an average of 3 degrees over the past 30 years. hotter temperatures are mostly recorded during the day climate. scientists say that's connected to the drier soil on the east coast. meantime, it's been getting hotter at night. scientists blame the intense heat wave in the pacific northwest on a decades long trend of and even some are warming. we're taking a live look outside right now from our mount tam cam. and you know that. >> temperatures are not all that extreme right now. no, but chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here, lawrence, it's going to get warmer as the week moves on. i think we're looking at a hot weekend in many parts of area away from the coastline right at the coast getting at that nice fog out there. that's kind of the way we've been seeing a play out high pressure dominating the western half of the u.s. we've seen some very hot temperatures tomorrow. not going to be an exception that

the "associated press" reports first lady jill biden made a stop in alaska on her way to the olympics in tokyo. dr. biden toured the alaska native medical center in anchorage yesterday and met with medical staff. she then departed for tokyo where she landed earlier today. she will have dinner with the prime minister, meet the emperor, and attend tomorrow's opening ceremony. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" reports pacific gas and electric says that it will bury 10,000 miles of its power lines to reduce the risk of wildfires in california. the company's aging equipment has been blamed for several wildfires in recent years, including a fire in 2018 that killed 85 people and destroyed the town of paradise. an investigation is under way to determine if a pg&e power line caused an 85,000-acre wildfire now in northern california. the company says the plan would take ten years to complete and cost up to $20 billion. >> this is an undereducation that no one has. consider this an invitation to innovate. >> for years, pg&e had buried underground. >>> and "the houston chronicle" says 15 live af

an investigation by the associated press found fewer than 200 cases of potential voter fraud out of morearizona, and so far only four cases have led to charges. no one has been convicted. no person's vote was counted twice. >>> but is the battle over voting rights intensifying across the country, new polling shows democratics' efforts to expand voting access is more popular than the type of restrictions pushed by republicans. a poll from yahoo news and ugov shows a majority of americans support reform similar to what senator manchin proposed, making an election day a national holiday, bandering partisan gerrymandering and requiring at least 15 days of early voting. >>> in less than two weeks the first select committee on the january 6th insurrection will take place on capitol hill. let's go to nbc's amanda golden joining me from the hill. amanda, welcome. now that this date has been set, the focus is shifting to the selection of committee members and potential witnesses. what are you hearing about that, particularly the five republican seats that are unfilled? >> reporter: exactly right,

according to the associated press, investigators found many of the nursing home workers were not vaccinated in hard hit areas. >> no one should have to go through this. so it's definitely real. >> reporter: amanda of jacksonville, florida, says she now has second thoughts about not getting vaccinated. the 20-year-old's father died from covid last month, and her mother is now fighting the virus in the icu. amanda, who was also infected, says she and her parents decided to wait to get the vaccine. >> we wanted to do a little more research and, you know, it's just something that we just didn't do right away, but it's definitely now something that we are going to want to get after all of this gets taken care of. >> this morning the american hospital association is now calling for mandatory vaccination for all health care workers. >>> and we turn now to the incredible images coming in from extreme flooding in colorado in areas previously burned by wildfires. meanwhile, farther west authorities in oregon and california are taking new action today hoping to prevent more wildfires from spreading du

then you've got this from the associated press. mask guidance met with hostility from leading republicans. a poll from nbc showed the breakdown by party. republicans, 48% say they wear it every time. 71% of independent voters. 86% of democrats say every time. the washington post headline, the rate of new infections is twice as high in red counties as blue counties. we turn to you this morning and ask how did mask wearing become political? you are up first. good morning. caller: i wonder how it happened. i was born in the 50's. back then, we had to get vaccinations for polio and all kinds of things. it stopped those diseases from flourishing. this is a disease. it has nothing to do with politics, race, gender. i feel the politicians stood lettuce made our own choice about whether we want to be vaccine. my husband and i are vaccinated. we got the pfizer. if i have to take a booster, i will take a booster. i have grandchildren in their 20's and 30's. some will vaccinate and some won't. i try to talk to them. i know there is a lot of m

the "associated press" says the french parliament today approved special covid-19 passes for all restaurants new vaccine rules. the law requires health care workers to start getting vaccinated by september 15th or risk suspension. it also requires people over the age of 12 to have a health pass to enter all restaurants, trains, planes, and some other public venues by the end of september. the new rules have triggered protests and political tensions. president emmanuel macron says that they're needed to protect people and avoid new lockdowns as infections are rebounding. >>> our miami station wfor reports a memorial concert was held for the victims of the surfside condo collapse. dozens of people packed the ball harbor beach last night for the concert. it included classical music played by the south florida symphony orchestra. organizers say the event was held to honor the victims and help the community heal. saturday marked one month since the champlain towers south came crashing down. at least 97 people were killed. one person remains missing. investigators are looking into whether structur

a new associated press poll found a full 80% of unvaccinated americans say they definitely will not get the shot, or probably will not get the shot. just 3% say they will at some point and 16% say they probably will. >>> fallout from the nfl's promise to penalize teams for outbreaks stemming from unvaccinated personnel. espn reports the minnesota vikings have fired offensive line coach rick dennison for refusing the vaccine. >>> a major name change in baseball today, after retiring chief wahoo in 2018, cleveland is benching the indians for good. starting next season, they will be known as the guardians. the new name was select did from 1200 fan pitches and comes after years of criticism. >> if people are feeling a certain way about a team's name that maybe doesn't represent them in a fair way, i think that needs to be considered. >> with knowledge, the name change be difficult for some of us and the transition will take time. >> cleveland residents are already familiar with the guardians. that name refers to the two large statues near the ballpark put in place to protect the city. >> i

i was assigned to yet not by the associated press, and i arrived june at 1962. the caravel hotel burst under the headlines in november, 1963. when there was a number to recruit. which led to the assassination of the president and his brother. in over 24 hour period, the center of saigon was zone. the press retreated in effect that the caravel hotel. and many of the story is mentioned we were seeing was from the caravel. ah, the kind of phones therefore it hits back against the taliban. advances as the us says, it's trip with roll is now nearly 90 percent complete. ah, there i missed the attain. this is out of your life and also coming like, you know, your parents plead for help after the laces. math kid, nothing from school and northwest and nigeria during for fuel as part of their daily struggle. a warning, the 11 on is edging closer to economic ruin. and get some glamour. can the world's most famous.

. >> reporter: according to a gop summary obtained by associated press, infrastructure bill is expected to be paid for by tapping into unspent covid relief aid and unemployment insurance aid. it's also betting on expected economic growth to bring in additional $56 billion. laura podesta, cbs news. >> chuck schumer says the chamber is on track to pass both plans before it leaves for august recess. >>> quarter to 5:00. it was a mixed day for stocks yesterday but winning day for aircraft maker boeing. here is diane king hall. >>> stocks were mixed wednesday following word from federal reserve chair jerome powell that central bank is preparing to end a stimulus program that involves buying $120 billion worth of bonds and other assets each month. by close dow fell 127 points while tech heavy nasdaq rose 102 and s&p 500 shed a fraction of a point. boeing was one of the day's winners posting a surprise profit. the company swung back into the black in second quarter earning $567 million. that marks its first profit in almost two years. boeing was held by a surge in demand for commercial aircraf

according to the associated press, many people there accused gangs of boosting support for certain candidatesng violence. critics of the late president are speculating if his assassination may have been linked to the gangs who allied with him and against protesters. >> people are taking to the streets to oust him, but he had the police, the army, the gangs. for you to protest, yoare taking a risk. that was the role assigned to these gangs. is it the gangs that did it? at this point, we don't know. ros: the un security council discuss the situation earlier. ireland is currently on the council. here is its ambassador. >> it is already a fragile context. we are very concerned that the developments in the last 48 hours have rationalized it even more. clearly, our sympathies to the president's family, particularly his wife who is still hospitalized. security and political implicions on the ground. ros: a power vacuum could rapidly open up in haiti. this is rene sylvestre, who recently died of coronavirus, the head of the supreme court. the constitution says he should take over if the president die

the "associated press" says former cardinal theodore mccarrick was charged with sexually assaulting ar. court records allege he assaulted the boy during a wedding reception in massachusetts in 1974. he is facing three counts of indecent assault and battery. mccarrick was defrocked in 2019 after a vatican investigation confirmed he sexually molested children and adults. he's the first cardinal in the u.s. to ever be criminally charged with a sex crime against a minor. >>> "the san diego union tribune" says a san diego-based sailor was charged in connection with a fire that destroyed a navy ship last year. the navy said the sailor was a crew member on the "bonhomme richard" and is accused of starting the fire. the flames burned for four days and caused damage to the ship while it was docked off san diego. the sailor who is facing charges including aggravated arson has denied responsibility for the fire. >>> the "chicago tribune" said lollapalooza kicked off yesterday at chicago's grant park. the music festival opened amid concerns of rising covid cases. attendees must show proof that th

. >> the "associated press" projects that eric adams has won the democratic primary for mayor of new york city. >> all that -- >> the world's tallest sand castle in denmark. >> it took close to 5,000 tons of sand. >> and all that matters. >> paul on the drive, draws the contact. >> the nba finals are under way. chris paul will have himself a night and the suns take game one over milwaukee. >> chris paul putting on a show! >> on "cbs this morning." >> on national tv, a 51-year-old outdriving you. >> phil mickelson playing golf against dechambeau. >> played amazing golf all afternoon with the putt to win it. >> there it is. >> prior to that brian arounnde asked him a lot of questions people wanted answers. >> packers, bears, anybody who is going to be quarterbacking in the number 12 jersey? >> i don't know. we'll see. we'll see, won't we? >> this morning's eye-opener is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> lots of rumors he wants to be traded. >> yeah? >> he's been working on his mental health in the offseason. didn't show up in june. >> i think that counts

those who still have not are apparently becoming harder to convince a new poll by the associated press norc center for public affairs research says of those still unvaccinated 45% said they definitely will not get a vaccination shot. and 35% said they probably won't. only 3% said they definitely will. for sure. i did a lot of introspection. >> and thinking that i that this is just it could it could have been prevented. >> killed. 56 year-old ted route of santa monica. among those who was reluctant to get the shot and now definitely wishes he would have he recently spent a week in the hospital after catching covid-19 in response he wrote a social media post about his regrets while urging others to get the shot now my experience and some of the things have i have 3 of my very, very close friends when that the vaccine this week. >> which warms my heart and i'm hoping that by by being on tv and in this interview with you that we can reach out to, you know, countless more people so they don't have to potentially lose their lives. >> i'm chip yost. ktla 5 news. >> right now at kron 4 dot com

doctor says, an investigation by the associated press news agency shows the security forces. i'm police. i started talking, arresting, and killing medical workers. why has appointed declared medics to be enemies of the state? plus germany is set to mr. for all of us related to several bands from india vaccinated and not much the native travelers from deck and travel to germany for wednesday. we walked it through the rules.