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[laughter] anita dunn: 2 million would be quite a tough budget. ryan lizza: it looks like he would be around 5 trillion otherwise 6 trillion. what's left over from the jobs plan and the family plan looks like for you guys adds up to about $3 trillion more if i've got the map right. i might be off, plus or -one trillion. where are you? anita dunn: two redlines in this process. the first and most important was inaction, which was not an act -- which was not an option. we were going to get something done. the second is that he is not going to agree to tax increases for people who make less than $400,000 a year. those have been the two redlines that we have had to negotiate on. in terms of the overall number, we are at the beginning of a reconciliation process. you have the house and the senate. they have their own processes. the president has been clear what he thinks should be in the budget resolution. it is our bill back better agenda. that is certainly his preference, but he was in the united states senate for 36 years. it's a congressional process and

i could be ryan goldsmith. i sent the valerie con, explains that the rights of mine is mostly disregarded in this region of pakistan. there are homicides, forced marriages and sexual abuse. prosecution is rare because these court presided over by a woman is revolutionary. and this is the 2nd female judge in the province. it's about women's rights to the most important deal. because the most of the cases are decided after concession statement, the guardians of the miners mostly compromised before the court could to maybe have bad terms matter with due to the pressure of this idea or so. but now we have to deal with all the offenders which can provide it, of course that families press charges and says, i think, right, what's your name? delani, emily? valerie county has invited children from an opening to see the building. she wants to show them that the court is there to stand up for their rights. from this room, the young victims can watch the trial proceedings from a safe distance or that way. the defendants in

be. yamiche: ryan, we had to have a justice reporter on this week. talk a bit about the fact that these people, some of them are being tracked down by online sleuths and some of them are being charged but we also heard officers call them terrorists. but they're not being charged with terrorism. ryan: yeah. smeep, what's interesting -- i mean, what's interesting is people don't always have the best understanding of what domestic terrorism mns exactly. bacally what that means is something that's motivated by something here. when people designate between foreign terrorism and domestic terrorism, what they're really talking about is the underlying ideology. so with foreign terrorism, that essentially operationally boils down to being islamic extremeist groups. domestic terrorism is much more broad and not actually a specific law on the books that bans domestic terrorism outright. after someone is sentenced under another federal charge, they can be -- give a little bit of a boost in their sentencing. because you know, it's a dostic terrorism case. but that

ryan: if you take a step back. by virtue of us being and seeing professional conversations happen across the globe. fundamentally, they are rethinking their entire cultures and entire values as companies. every employee in the world who has worked remotely from past 18 months is trying to fair for themselves. not only how they work but where they work and why they work. we are seeing this change in people understanding what they value in work. people are trying to figure out where they want to work and how they want to work. i think you will see a lot of uncertainty and a lot of confusion going on. emily: emily: apple and google just pushed back their return to work. they are now mandating vaccines. there is a lot of controversy about how companies are managing the shift. could this lead to a great exit of talent? ryan: i think all of these decisions that the companies are making, they are not easy decisions. they are really related to how we want our companies to work and our culture and values. right now, employees are able to vote an

and entering the brian probably has been submitted and substantially go against historic to calls be ryan is a major both way for the transporters, chemicals and goods and industrial materials and so on. and that's probably why the size is where it is and of course, chemical industry rules and major uses of being next to the run gives them access to so but given the bit so much of germany as well is tiny, dark in its chemical industry in the entire industrial industrial infrastructure. i can't see anybody reading, advancing announcement, this entire site should be coast done or in a single door indeed that the the incinerator shouldn't operate. i think that may also be considerable concerned this waste disposal facility, which takes in large months and places to promote the june from all of the germs. you not just the immediate reach. if this is house of action for any substantial period of time, then a lot of companies may find that they are having to expand waste storage facilities pending its opening again. and then it might actually makes something over bottleneck in the industrial in

ryan: i don't think we ever said that -- ever said dead. ms. dunn: there was a lot of "in peril." [laughter] but you will be amazed how many times you can bring that patient back. ryan: fair enough, it is a long process. let's switch to the pandemic and covid. people outside of washington who thought that this crisis was behind us might be a little bit surprised about the news about the delta virus. cases are up now 5%. in places that are vaccinated, they are doing quite well. what is the administration's plan to contain localized outbreaks from becoming another full-blown national surge giving that vaccination has slowed so much and it looks like you are not going to make the anita: that is a great question, ryan. the president, in every single covid statement and speech he has made since we have been in the white house has had one consistent message for people, which is get vaccinated. he also, throughout the spring, has talked about the fact that we are going to see, potentially, increase in contagiousness. let's be clear. if you have got the vaccination, you do not have to worry about the delta variant.

ryan: if you take a step back. by virtue of us beingn and seeing professional conversations across the globe, every ceo and leadership team is having to rethink whether company means, how and where they work. are they hybrid? are they remote? they are we thinking their entire values as a company. on the other hand, every employee in the world who has worked remotely from past 18 months is trying to figure out for themselves not only how they work, but where they work and why they work. we are seeing this change in people understanding what they value in work. that is what we are calling this great reshuffle. people are trying to figure out where they want to work and how they want to work moving forward. in the next 18 months, i think you will see a lot of uncertainty and a lot of confusion going on. my guess is that over time it shuffles out in the right spot, where employees come together where they want to work. emily: apple and google just pushed back their return to work. google and facebook now mandating vaccines for employees. th

i could be ryan, because i sent valerie con, explains that the rights of mine is mostly disregarded in this region of pakistan. there are homicides, forced marriages and sexual abuse. prosecution is rare because the court presided over by a woman is revolutionary. and this is the 2nd female judge in the province. it's about women's rights to the most important deal. because the most of the cases are decided after concession statement, the guardians of the miners mostly put compromise before the court could to maybe have dropped a matter with offender due to the pressure of the society or of deluca. but now we have to deal with all the offenders which can provide it, of course, that families press charges and says i, what's your name? delani? and emily valerie cohen has invited children from an orphanage to see the building. she wants to show them that the court is there to stand up for their rights. from this room, the young victims can watch the trial proceedings from a safe distance or that way. the defendants in the court room will not come into contact with the victim. before today

again, emily and her soon to be husband. ryannday and what couples flocking to las vegas to get married is nothing new. there has been a covid wedding boom going on in clark county along with wedding venue. companies are noticing that alone months seemed to be all the rage. every sense. >> i the vaccinations have what people start to travel again, we have just been the bar. we are over 2019, which was already in very good year for us. i think what's happening this year is that there's such a backlog of because people had to postpone postponed, postpone or delay. >> but now people are thinking maybe i should just actually a little. so i we are seeing an uptick in numbers for sure. people like robert say they've been planning for this day for some time now. and now just feels like the right time to make it official. we have a chapel set up this evening. we're going to have the marriage ceremony there. just a small little get together and then we'll have a larger wedding at a more relaxed time in regards to the covid owner of cactus

. >> reporter: emily and soon to be husband ryan will say i do sunday.ples flocking to las vegas to get married is nothing new but there has been a covid wedding boom going on. in clark county along with wedding venue companies, noticing elopement seems to be all the rage. >> ever since vaccinations have let people start to travel again, we have just been bombarded. we are over 2019 which was already a very good year for us. >> i think what's happening this year is there is such a backlog of weddings because people had to postpone, postpone, or delay and now people are thinking maybe i should actually elope. we are seeing up tick in numbers for sure. >> people like robert say they've been planning for this day for sometime now. now feels like the right time to make it official. >> we have a chapel set up this evening and we will have a the marriage ceremony there. a small get together and then we'll have a larger wedding at a more relaxed time in regards to the covid lock downs. >> reporter: the owner of cactus collective weddings, she says she has seen

elections have consequences and i believe that president trump would probably not agree to paul ryan being speaker. that is where it started. he did not do anything about the wall. he did not pass a budget. we have not passed a budget and over 25 years. he did not fix obamacare. everybody was talking big and republicans were thumping their chests, but in reality, they did not do anything about it. if we ever get the majority again, we will remember that lesson and do something about those things. i am sorry i was not in congress to voice that opinion. host: tampa, florida, republican line. caller: the pipeline the president got rid of, i know they are trying to do agreed deal. -- a green deal. they let russia have their pipeline. once russia gets with iran, they will be working together. iran is moving back into afghanistan, as we know. russia will use the oil to build up their military and power while the u.s. will be dependent on foreign oil. our gas prices are going to go through the roofs and take our economy down further. i think it is a slap in the face. guest: i agree with you. nord

the policy almost today due to just figure about issues about the shifted to see this would be dave modesty. ryan, let me deal with this blue shield due to poor lucy, when will very small. it's going to be good to be with everybody that could you will have a top dog to swear salt. get to the really him, the num dixon soon. the builder and anybody else have dental call so that we teach it. nick software need a back gilded mode for don't get all the players that could be really fast as he sees workers. if that be a dvd ultimately he'd be, dd should wesley, but really do salt because he read, you know, use do me to do or kind of problem to formulate lee killed to do me to do the problem. so i need for somebody to deal with well i, we can stuff in the most adjustable bed down to is id it do show of she doesn't grade restaurants. mom was my sample digital plus spend a 1000000 did look, but he told me to sunk. there were concrete if it, if the disk and controls for the fact that before i got to go. yeah, in this can you see that she's on the mean. cecil new pseudo a hog by loss. and it was iranian, do

be the ladder. yeah, i mean a ryan. i mean this is confirmation biased. all, all the time. i mean, you could given what do exactly said here, you know, i mean, i guess, you know, person supporting authoritative new news outlets like the new york times, which i can't remember the last time they got a major story right. seriously. i can't remember pushing up cnn, which nobody watches unless you visit an airport, but they keep pushing them up. ok. i mean, is it because they want it, this is in group they, they want to feel that they are part of this elite here that you know, new york times mean something to them must be only people in silicon valley, you know, see it in an emerson b, c and things like that when all of their ratings are going down, but they're being supported. i mean, don't they, don't they see this here or is a distinct all of us are just a bunch of rubies that can be easily ignored. go ahead, ryan. yeah, that's good question. so my co author can't heck and lively, he did a great job helping me with a book. and his perspective is kind of like, you know, the, t

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in terms of the full cost doesn't look like the town and the outstanding areas will be speed more. ryan, incoming dates. not really. i mean, you see a standing here and brilliant sunshine, wood which only highlights the catastrophe all around us. but then the forecast is relatively clear. it's going to become there will be some clouds, but maybe a little bit of rain, but nothing is devastating as people have experience here. so the worst is over. but for many people who live in this area, the worst is yet to begin, because they, many houses can be rescued here. they will have to be torn down, people living in emergency shelters and their lives. they will really have to restart their lives. and many people here are still in total shock. w corresponded barbara fazel in pet been involved in many and let's take a look out some of the other store making headlines around the world. thousands of marston, france to protest against a run of ours faxing pass announced by president for my mom. a call these if you will be needed to access indoor dining venues, retail centers and public transportati

be us. >> that's ryan hill reporting. diaz is facing a litany of charges, including child endangerment, peeping and prowling. >>> an illegal fireworks bust in san francisco. police seized about 70 pounds of explosives. police say they received a tip from the fire department that someone was selling illegal fireworks in the mission district. officers from mission police station went undercover in this operation and they bought the fireworks, and then arrested the suspect who sold it to them. all fireworks, including those labeled safe and sane, are illegal in the city. >>> some car thieves are getting more than they bargained for. a radioactive device stolen from a work truck in sacramento. now, federal agents are on alert. reporter elizabeth kling is getting a closer look at the stolen device and the potential harm it could cause. >> reporter: car break-ins are not new at the oak ridge apartments on college oak drive in sacrament. >> one gentleman over here had his back window smashed out of his van. >> my wife's car actu

they want to be as ryan cohen said the amazon of gaming. uld be a potential if they actually get that plan in place they are still facing about $445 million in just their leases so they have a heavy, heavy physical footprint they'll have to reduce. amc, the problem is where do we see that company, let's say, 12 months from now when we really factor in how much people are going into the movie theaters. especially with the simultaneous showing. >> you have people looking at box office figures saying they're not on the rapid upswing. >> have you been to a movie theater lately >> i'm not the best gauge. >> i went to see "f9" and it was completely empty on a tuesday evening, which is cheap night. >> not only because it's cheap n night. >> but if you're not going to get that excitement now, that can't portend well we'll see you in a moment as well 2:00 >>> stocks trying to eke out a third straight day of gains after monday's sell-off. we'll get the names one st ll nis f a says are poedor ray,ext. don't go anywhere. ♪ someone once told me, that i s

the day-to-day impact of being served should warrant a tip here. maria: ryan, what do you think? less. i'm a big tipper. actually, during the pandemic i feel like i became overly generous because you couldn't spend your money in a lot of different places which brings into question, maria and lee, are you big tippers? are you small tippers? 20% plus or below 20%. curious. lee: 20% plus. as a former server, i think it's important. maria: same here. we're looking at a shot of the rex manor right now, that was my father's restaurant and we always were incredibly generous and i still am. i agree with you, during the pandemic, ryan, i also tipped overboard because of just being sensitive to what people needed. i think you make a good point. you tip what you can, right. if you don't have the money you can't tip that much. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, infrastructure spending could swell. we are taking a look at that when we come back with kelly moore capito from west virginia. back in a moment. you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay fo

the concert will be held at leo-ryan park the next three saturdays. >>> how the vaccine affects pregnant women, their milk contains no trace of the vaccine. it is the first direct data on the subject, the study was published in a pediatric medical journal. despite the small size of the study, it should not concern parents delayed getting the vaccine. >>> one school is trying to help students to help students getting back to campus. sixth and seven grade students showed up for camp. the goal is to help student and family feeling comfortable on campus again after being out of the classroom for so long during the pandemic. students working on improvement projects. >> this program is good. i get to meet friends and get to look around so when i start school, it won't be hard for me to go to my classes because i already know. >> bay tech camp offered a hybrid schedule so students will be in class five days a week. we'll be right back. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's no

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ryan will be over, can we possibly can these guys whereas july and i talked to july and talked to be mostly sunny. what did you think about their country claims to antarctica? nothing since then. is to be honest, there isn't much public debate on the topic. don't record when i was little people did talk about it a bit. but later on the political discourse subsided when people primarily associated with environmental protection, like where that's the trend i've observed, especially among young people, have to do really something dense. and if they sent in the whole, and then what you have said about, i mean williams, my, it's hardly the issue for us. it's simple. we sat and talked to us. when many nations come together think they don't know. there's no reason why we should be more entitled to anyone else so they can get what you think we can save antarctica . if we fail to do the same and other places you can. i think it's exactly because we've made with mistakes and other places that we have a shorter saving antarctica. the, the spain has 2 stations and dr. cars, it's national researc

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elections have consequences and i believe that president trump would probably not agree to paul ryan beingpeaker. that is where it started. he did not do anything about the wall. he did not pass a budget. we have not passed a budget and over 25 years. he did not fix obamacare. everybody was talking big and republicans were thumping their chests, but in reality, they did not do anything about it. if we ever get the majority again, we will remember that lesson and do something about those things. i am sorry i was not in congress to voice that opinion. host: tampa, florida, republican line. caller: the pipeline the president got rid of, i know they are trying to do agreed deal. -- a green deal. they let russia have their pipeline. once russia gets with iran, they will be working together. iran is moving back into afghanistan, as we know. russia will use the oil to build up their military and power while the u.s. will be dependent on foreign oil. our gas prices are going to go through the roofs and take our economy down further. i think it is a slap in the face. guest: i agree with you. nord s

be worried. tell me about your concerns. >> absolutely, ryan. what we're seeing is a pandemic that is going to get people who aren't vaccinated, basically. the delta variant is more than twice as infectious as the covid we've been dealing with for the last year and a half. and so many of us, all of us, are just sick and tired of dealing with it. we wish it were over. but it's not over. in fact it's gaining strength. and when the virus adapts and doubles its infectivity, we have to double down and add layers of protection. fundamentally that means let's vaccinate as many people as quickly as possible, and yes, wear masks in indoor locations where the virus is spreading. >> so talk to me just about how common these breakthrough infections are with the delta variant. is it a bigger problem with the delta variant than it was previously? >> there is some evidence that the delta variant is a little bit better at getting around the immunity from the vaccine, not definitive, but it does look suggestive. but still, these vaccines are astonishingly effect

we'll be chatting with ryan murphy about how he ended up in berkeley and why today is so special. >>> after a year in lockdown, there's extra excitement for the return of the fireworks show this fourth of july. the city is rolling out the red carpet hoping to climb out of its economic hole from the pandemic. here's how the crowds are already growing. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: in san francisco, tourists are arriving. some for the july 4th weekend, others for the day. this couple came from seattle. >> feels like normal coming back. >> it does. thankfully. >> too many months of cooped up in the house. >> reporter: they're happy to see the sights again. >> i made reservations for tomorrow for the bus tour and we just got back from alcatraz. >> reporter: they believe the city has done a good job managing the covid crisis and it's clear from the growing crowd the others feel the same. >> the fireworks cruises are sold out. that's typically several months in advance. but we do have a lot going on during the day. >> reporter: there's room on their day cruises. he says the pandemic clos

athlete i can be and so i don't have time to get involved in this situation, but there is a situation and that's -- that's a problem. >> it is a problem. we spent a lot of time with ryan murphy training in the east bay. you can sense his frustration. he said it after this race where he finished second, a silver medal, behind the russian who wins gold. to be clear now, ryan murphy didn't accuse him in front of his face of doping, but again that frustration, you can see from ryan murphy, the cal grad. let's move on now, a lot of concern here in tokyo on this friday for bmx rider connor fields. it's tough to watch. a crash during his competition. he remains in a tokyo hospital. here's the good news. we got to accentuate that. he is awake and recovering. fields is the defending gold medalist. finally this morning, let's talk ramen life in tokyo in a quarantine. here in japan you can get about anything in a vending machine, clothes, groceries, gifts, toys, and yes, even a full meal. take a look. this was our dinner. are you ready? you go to one of these fancy vending machines, nothing like in the united states, and you put in your money, you have a bunch of options to choo

be leaning red. what has a democrat like tim ryan or other democrats have to do to make sure they can be competitive year? >> ryan is a good candidate for the senate. dan whaley, the mayor of dayton running for governor was on msnbc 12 hours or so ago. i believe on "morning joe." i didn't see it but my brother told me she was really good. when you look at the republican candidates for the senate, it's like a bunch of 12-year-olds on a playground that are sticking their tongues out at each other and saying donald trump loves me more than he loves you. that's what they are. they are this party, each one is worse than the other, than the last. there's one you just put on the screen that seems to be -- well, i won't comment on their integrity, but they're all pointing out how they criticized trump once and i'll do whatever trump -- it's just a remarkable thing. in the end voters are going to say they're all talking about the past and trump. we're talking about the future and we're talking about the child tax credit. we are talking about small business, we're talking about how important it is to find hou

he should be comfortable withy it. ned ryan joins us tonight.f all the guys whone join the u.s. military because they love america and want to defend the country and were endlessly grateful for theirsl real sacrifice, and they do sacrifice and a big way. then they have leaders like those who spend their days on twitter to call people prudent shills because they disagree withut biden? why hasn't he resigned? seriously. >> the left has yet again been successful, and yet another institution which is the senior leadership of our military which i don't think so be that surprising. a lot of these senior officers have gotten advanced degrees from indoctrination centers with advanced degrees like harvard or columbia. when i look back in the obama administration where they got advancement not necessarily through merit of how good are you at killing and destroying but how good are you at parroting the left's talking point and even more so it appears this general donahoe thinks that he will win praise and advancement by attacking conservatives and populace

its rates concerns with the conflict with to ryan rebels may be on the verge of escalating again. a pulitzer prize winning indian santa journalists have been killed. and i've got his sons kandahar district danesh. the leaky worked for the reuters news agency and was writing with the african special forces he has caught in the crossfire between the taliban and african troops. thailand has posted a record daily high of current virus infections as concern mounts about delays and vaccine delivery mold. and $9600.00 cases reported in the last 24 hours in the us. estimated 4 and a half 1000000 vaccine doses to indonesia. as it battles southeast asians worst growing virus outbreak. indonesia reported a record of 1025 virus related deaths on friday. i mean, i full tower has reopened to visitors after its longest closures, as well as war 2, the la monk has been shut since the start of the 19 pandemic. it will not accept 13000 people today. those with headlines and back with more news and half law here and algebra to stay with us. i was a school in the seventies and eighties were totally di

now its ways concerns that the conflict with ryan rebels may be on the verge of escalating again. a pulitzer prize winning indian photo gen that has been killed in afghanistan. kandahar district, danesh, sneaky, worked for the reuters. news agency was riding with the african special forces he was caught in the crossfire between the taliban and african troops in spin bolduc german border area. thailand has posted a record daily high of current virus infections of concern mounts about delays and vaccine deliveries. molded $9600.00 cases were reported in the last 24 hours. the u. s. has donated full and a half 1000000 vaccine doses to indonesia, their battles se, asia was crow, viras break. indonesia reported a record of 1025 virus related deaths on friday is not recording more daily infections in india. only 6 percent of the population has been vaccinated. the eiffel tower has reopened to visitors after the longest closure since world war 2. the landmark has been shot since the start of the cave in 1900 pandemic atlanta, except 13000 people a day full of stories, of course, on our w

be on it. >> reporter: ryan walker is a variis fueling unvaccinated states, he said this. >> i don't think we'll see a national surge. >> reporter: he also said it's too soon to say what surges will have. >> we're waiting to there's an increase in hospitalizations. are you concerned? >> yes. with 20% in a household getting infected, now it's half. >> reporter: it's possible even in the bay area small clusters could occur among unvaccinated people. >> i know alameda had alameda h last week. >> dr. rutherford it's unlikely surges in other parts of the country will impact the bay area in the same way. >> we have kind of a wall of immunity around the state. that will keep transmission low. it will not make it zero. >> reporter: dr. rutherford it's possible people will be infected in the bay area. he said may have been exposed to get checked. >>> in oakland police were stretched so thin they didn't stop people from setting off illegal fireworks. >> police said they were overwhelmed by 911 calls there. was a total of seven shootings. one person died. at least half a dozen hurt. a man was critically in

be adam. a spokesman for to ryan rebels said that they will stop at nothing to liberate every square inch of t gr i, and that they will pursue the forces that they had been fighting against, into eritrea and into the horror region if need be, how much has the specter of a wider conflict grown as a result of all of this i'll get to that, but just to added to the same issue of everybody pure and access. i think the, the fact that the open government federal force have now withdrawn and also the fact that most of the rebound area and provisions were actually coming from europe and sources. and now that the departure could actually worse than the gap in humanitarian provisions. so work has to be done to ensure that there is, there is an increase in, in humanity to provision. that's what a come from the gap that's been created in terms of the communication block out. i think we need to check whether the black culture is actually now because of infrastructure problems within the area that the to go out and for some control. if that is the case, i think it would have to be fixed there. but we also ha

ryan will be because we partially call these guys when it's july and i talked to july and talked to be mostly sunny. what did you lay and think about their countries claims to antarctica? i would up and then call us, you know, it could be on there isn't much public debate on the topic, don't record when i was little people did talk about it a bit later on the political discourse subsided that day when people primarily associated with environmental protection like where that's the trend i've observed, especially among young people who don't really suck in dense and they sit in the hole in it for the city. well, i mean williams, my 130 for us. it's simple. we stay in touch with places where many nations come together from the same data. no, there's no reason why we should be more entitled to anyone else so they can escape . what do you think we can save antarctica if we fail to do the same and other places you're going to? i think it's exactly because we've made with mistakes and other places that we have a shorter saving antarctica. the the spain has 2 stations in and doctor car, it's n

vaccination and normal life and another lockdown, especially at the very contagious del silva ryan here could be 1900, is on the right in front. lisa lewis with the view from friends. thank you so much lisa. well in the meantime, franz has labeled neighboring spain as a corona virus. red zone as 2 regions. their re introduce measures to halt rising infection numbers, residence in catalonia will be limited to gatherings of no more than 10 people. and public activities must ends at half past midnight. in valencia, a nighttime curfew is being implemented between the hours of 1 am. and 6 am infections among unvaccinated. young people are contributing to the search for dw corresponded young. philip schultz, who is standing by with the view from seville and spain. so tell us a little bit more about the sky rocketing infection rates there. well, it's complicated as always, with a panoramic, but experts point out 2 main factors. first of all, delta, of course, contrary to many european countries, spain decided to lift all restriction on travel from the u. k. in may, and experts agree that contributed to

be spent on rebuilding infrastructure. in high school in the morning, in some areas of ryan and classmate, people stranded in their homes had to wait hours to be rescued. emergency crews evacuated many residential areas, and even hospitals had to be cleared. it was me difficult. there was a power kept and the elevators didn't work. my patients had to be carried down the stairs. thousands of people have now been forced from their homes and many remained missing. well there are several areas across western germany affected by this flooding and dw julia. so delhi is on the ground for us in rhineland. platinum. she is in the city of port time tracking the latest for us there. let's bring her in. now, julia, tell us what the situation is like where you are started here to move on from the initial shock of what happened then actually taking stock of the real damage that has occurred here. as you can see here, behind me, there is the breeze strewn all over the streets, mud inside the homes. it is filled with mud. when those that have been torn away and people are slowly starting to clean up, we don't see many authorities or firefi

be speaker. that job has a way of taking u.n. in making you -- kennedy: y. paul ryanver to be heard from again. it's not going to happen, there is no way it's going to happen. i think the reaction of people that hate him, he loves that so i think that's probably why he's flirting with the idea. i would never be speaker of the house and i would never be in politics. kennedy: a lot of people are throwing your name around. >> i am going out to dinner after this and i'm like what do you want? i am free capretta what if they do the wrong thing? i do want to be involved in anyone else's decisions. i have enough of my own. canby no matter where you are no matter what time of year -- get the gavel. i have the gavel around here. if you become speaker i would love for you to have that classic gavel. >> perfect. i promise you, i promise you if i become speaker, promise you. kennedy: then we can do shout out clock on the floor. coming up we are days away from the 4th of july and americans feel there's a risk of getting covid at a party. i'll explain why we need to come to our sen

again, emily and her soon to be has been ryan will say i do on sunday and while couples flocking to las get married is nothing new. there has been a covid wedding boom going on in clark county along with wedding venue. companies are noticing that alone months seemed to be all the rage. every sense. >> the vaccinations have let people start to travel again. we have just been we are over 2019, which was already in very good year for us. i think what's happening this year is that there's such a backlog of because people had to postpone post time postpone or delay. >> that now people are thinking maybe i should just actually a little. so i we are seeing an uptick in numbers for sure. people like robert say they've been planning for this day for some time now. and now just feels like the right time to make it official. we have a chapel set up this evening. we're going to have the marriage ceremony there. just a small little get together and then we'll have a larger wedding at a more relaxed time in regards to the covid owner of cactus, collective weddings mackenzie taylor says while she has

more right in terms of the forecast doesn't look like the town and the outstanding areas will be speed more. ryan, incoming dates. not really. i mean, you see a standing here and brilliant sunshine with which only highlights the catastrophe all around us about that and the forecast is relatively clear. it's going to become there will be some clouds, but maybe a little bit of rain, but nothing is devastating as people have experience here. so the worst is over. but for many people who live in this area, the worst is yet to begin, because they have many houses can be rescued here, they will have to be torn down people living in emergency shelters and their lives . they will really have to restart their lives. and many people here are still in total shock. w correspondent, barbara fazel, input in the, in belgium. many okay, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. syrian later busha allison has been sworn in as president for another 7 years for german office. extensive family will to almost 6 decades. germany and the us have condemned to be presidential ele

be with us live tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight on nbc bay area, here's what to look out for. cal's ryanr backstroke semis. watch that at 7:00 here on nbc bay area. 25 minutes later, stick around for stanford's regan smith. she's going to be going for gold in the 200 meter fly. and then catch the men's water polo team led by stanford's alex bowen. they'll try to stay undefeated, they're going to take on italy at 10:00. that's going to be on the usa network. >> i have fingers crossed for ryan murphy. he was with me in rio. i really want him to do well. >> yes. you have a personal connection. >> i know, i have my list of athletes. >> see you back here at 4:00. >>> tonight, frustration and confusion over the cdc's mask guidance reversal with covid now surging in all 50 states. >>> and breaking news. the washington nationals game postponed after 12 positive tests. >>> the cdc defending its call for fully vaccinated people to mask up inrea of high or substantial transmission. many cities, states and businesses scrambling to adapt. other states rejecting the new guidance outright. president bi