atkinson and dr. lee add to it.ntigen testing and the rapid testing -- well, i think i'm going to let them answer the strategy. so dr. woolridge and dr. atkinson, you want to talk about some of the testing and the benefits? >> i'll go first. a couple of benefits of being able to do the antigen testing is the rapid results, that they can be obtained within an hour? so in that case, if somebody is positive, you know almost immediately and to remove them to prevent there being on going exposure? the other piece that can be helpful is just sort of the flexibility doesn't require a lab to do it. it's sort of a point of care test, and so it can be done in many more locations, and you don't have to have full abat the scene -- full access to a lab? and then, the final piece is, if done often, it can approximate some of the accuracy that we see with the p.c.r. testing. >> i have very little to add? the only difference, again, is when you're thinking about public health impact, there's not much of a difference of asymptomatic

perry atkinson former oregon republican party chairman good . have you on our team. thank you. next to it's one of the most infamous symbols of the vietnam war, agent orange, the extremely toxic herbicide and d foley into used by the us military in that campaign. the chemical course, the suffering of hundreds of thousands of people in the last effects of past, down across generations. just warning you may find the next images upsetting. ah me, that was born in 1975. and i was missing both my arms at the elbow down and my left leg from the knee down. the hospital that i was born in. never seen anything like that more. so they weren't sure if i was gonna live or die. and it's made my life pretty cold growing up because i had to adjust to everything. ah, they were just following orders. they weren't arguing that they weren't gonna spread. they were commanded by the officials to spread. so they had to do what they were told to do. i several major cases against every single one day when i'm not sure why they won't take responsibility, but as it is right now, over 8000000 people have

there are additional s i v card holders or additional atkinson helped us. and there are additional groups of individuals that will be contacted us from women's groups to en jose and others who have expressly indicated they want to get out and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups and buses. and other means that still presents the opportunity for the next several days between now and the 31st to be able to get them out and our military. and i believe, to the extent that we can do that, knowing the threat, knowing that we may very well have another attack, the military is concluded, that's what we should do. i think they're right. think they're correct. and after that, we're going to be in a circumstance where there are, will be, i believe, numerous opportunities to continue to provide access for additional persons to get out of afghanistan. either through means that we provide and or, or provide it through and cooperation with the tale. but they're not good guy's telling me, i'm not suggesting that at all, but they have keen interest. as many of y

i don't want to leave atkinson is our country, my country, and i want to serve my people. i'm really what i know mother what a lot of amazing of young girls and they will talk tomorrow and make this country a better blog for the girls. for a female. for many of those who remain the return of taliban bring great uncertainty. they fear hard won freedom, may now be under a grave threat, and there will be no justice for afghanistan. women with the cushion sit to rise on the cookie paralytic. i want, i want you to investigate japan, trouble history of caring for people with disabilities on i'll do 0. the taliban has taken control of afghanistan. 20 years. also it was the whole from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people on falls in the world react day with the latest news and analysis promaxima unknown to the taliban? has reclaims, understand? us withdraw? began news earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without native support of a trail of yo

for more organ republican party chairman perry atkinson says the new law could drag down the states entire education system has really upset a lot of people and oregon parents, in particular, school boards across the state are very upset about it. and i think that the fall out is just now starting to happen. it's somewhat races. i mean, you're putting a class of people down and you're bringing everybody down in time. are you forcing colleges to lower their standards in order to get students to pay their bills? the whole system of education gets damaged by this. i think that there's plenty opportunities. there are what we have head start systems here in oregon. we have tutoring system. we got everything in place to help a student, the struggling to succeed. that's what education is about. not to bring the whole system down. this bill will create an evacuation out of public schools in the private schools and home schools, and that in turn will hurt them financially. it's one of the most infamous symbols of the vietnam war, agent orange, the extremely toxic curbside, and the foliage used by t

it will continue for as long as it takes to help get people out of atkinson who wish to leave. what's your level of competence today that the taliban will actually abide by some of these requirements and expectations that the international community is put on it. i'm not going to put a percentage on it. i could just tell you again that the taliban has made their own commitments. they've made, made them publicly. they've made them privately. and again, i think they have a very strong self interest in acting with a modicum of responsibility going forward, but they will make their, their own determination next day. thank you. but the town and right now, focusing on the mission right now are not living up to their commitments. people are being stopped to trying to get into the airport. i'm talking about, you know, women, these others, african people with papers and they're being stopped outside the airport. now they were total bottlenecks which seem to right the level of what the president said were they contingency contingencies. if the child that is not complying and the flow can

after 20 years of occupation and his anxiety and atkinson about what the future holds, talbot says the government will be announced in the coming days. that here it is a story the day we proud to have reached this day. we congratulate the people, the arabs, and all muslims. we are finding, gain our freedom and independence. the future will be brightened. we will have peace and stability as the government will take shape in the coming few days. is too early to speak about who will be part of it, but we have covered about 90 to 95 percent and will announce the final outcome in the coming days. well, let's take a look closer. look at afghan astounds recent history. in december 1979, the soviet union invaded and stayed for a decade with u. s. support muslim fighters called the merger dean for back a 1000000 afghans were killed along with 15000 soviet troops. the major dean then splinted and fought for control of the cap 2 leading to a 4 year civil war. in 1996, an offshoot of the merger had the nun as the taliban came to power before being toppled in 2001 in the us. the us led invasion in

joining us as our correspondent, simon atkinson. what more do we know about this deal?rpay, in australia, has become massive. - deal? afterpay, in australia, has become massive. the i deal? afterpay, in australia, - has become massive. the company has become massive. the company has only been going about seven years and effectively it is a by now, pay laterfirm years and effectively it is a by now, pay later firm stop so if you go and try to buy something online you will almost always come out with many major companies now, be offered the opportunity to use afterpay. and it is the first country in this region, really, to go into this market where people can buy things in instalments, which is what square really sees in it. paypal has suggested it is keen to set up something similar. there are rumours apple is looking at a similar business model. but what square seems to want to do is get into a business that is well—established in this field and for afterpay it is a chance to get into bigger markets, especially, of course, the united states. it makes its money by largel

cheryl atkinson has kept a running tally, in their 155 major examples, but the biggest piece of for propagandaes of virus, came in the reporting on the origin of covid because the chinese themselves could not have drawn it up any better. in "the new york times," "washington post," cnn, npr, all said, no questions asked, no ambiguity, that the lab theory was a reckless conspiracy theory because it came from republicans like cotton and trump and pompeo. how could those news organizations be so definitive? these journalists were expelled from china at the onset of the pandemic, so how could they know what the chinese were saying and how could they verify it in these situations? and look, jon stewart, of all people, put it best, making the argument that the lab theory is ballad, greatest analogy, "there has been an outbreak of chocolaty goodness near hershey, pennsylvania, what do you think happened? maybe a steam shovel made it with a cocoa bean or maybe it is the expletive chocolate factory." jason is right, no investigation has been more import and then where covid came from, 617,000 americans d

with me now is the reporter who broke the story, joe flint, and claire atkinson. is this true?story before it was published, and there were interactions with corwin and his legal team, yes. >> and now a lawsuit is filed and abc has a mess on its hands. what do you see happening next? because the head of abc news who just came in this year promising culture change, she says she wants an independent investigation into these allegations. do wye know if disney, the paret company, is going to do that? >> disney has not said if they'll launch any investigation. we'll see how that plays out. i think disney, given there is a lawsuit right now in play, it might be hard for disney to do anything right now except focus on the suit and the allegations in it. >> right, good point. and news nation, claire, is this upstart newschannel. corwin came in to try to help it out a few months ago. news nation has basically ignored this. i've heard complaints from news nation saying, what's going on? we're in the dark here. >> in this day and age where corporate responsibility is front and center, the

. >> reporter: samari atkinson says she expects classmates to follow the rules. >> as long as peopledo their part to keep everyone else safe . >> reporter: students will not be allowed in the classroom if they are feeling sick while covid testing will not be done in schools per the recommendation of the health department. >> we found that there were very few cases that came back positive and when they did, we traced them to transmission that was out of schools. >> reporter: knowing there are still questions and concerns, parents will be able to join one of three virtual town hall meetings beginning this evening from 7:30 to 8:30. they will be offered in english, spanish and cantonese. two anticipate -- to participate, there is a link on the school webpage or you can steamer stream it live on the youtube channel, facebook page or watch it on sf gop on tv. >>> the san ramon valley unified school board shut down its first in person meeting of the pandemic today after five minutes. this because of shouting from protesters. many of them refused to wear masks. >> let them breathe. let them

bay in what hospital spokesperson john atkinson called a patient traffic jam that keeps out of town ambulancesined and unable to respond to other emergencies in their own communities. alabama reported a net negative number of available staffed icu beds yesterday. negative. which means they have no room, and there are patients waiting to get into the beds that are already filled. there are more patients than beds right now. and here is the thing that i find most unsettling about this, and this involves some very very very easy math. the situation that alabama is in right now is happening with the state having about 2,700 patients in the hospital. that is the level of hospitalization in alabama that has led to this big crisis. 2,700. today, the university of alabama at birmingham predicted that the state's current surge in covid is going to peak this time next month, and at that point there will be more than 5,000 people in the hospital in alabama. that's almost double where they are now. right now, the state is in gridlock, in crisis, no room for -- not an icu bed in the state. that's with 2,70

our correspondent simon atkinson has the details.o do is get into a business established in this field and for afterpay it is a chance to get into bigger markets, particularly the us. it makes its money by largely charging the companies it works with, a cut of the transaction. it also makes money from customers when they do not make those repayments. it says that is a relatively small amount of its income and there is call for the industry to be greater regulated. at the moment it is a booming industry and this is the biggest corporate takeover australia has ever seen, seen as one of the huge success stories in australia that seems to be what square wants a piece of with this offer. from today, people who have been fully vaccinated in the eu or us will not need to isolate when coming to england, scotland and wales — if they're coming from an amber list country. travellers will still need to take either a lateral flow or pcr test pre—departure and a pcr test on the second day after they arrive. under—18s will be exempt from isolation,