. >>> a plea for help from beaumont police as they try to locate a missing mother and her 3-year-old. police say friday morning ana duarte and her son left their home in san mateo to visit family in beaumont. they never arrived. family members say her car was found parked near the relative's home. they told police she may have left with her ex-boyfriend, anyone with information is asked to call beaumont police. >>> eviction protection for renters across the nation ended this weekend. cori bush and alexandra corey tessier perez held a rally to protest the end of the moratorium. bush had been unhoused and evicted before she joined congress. tenants in california are protected with the state eviction moratorium running through september 30. friday, in washington, house lawmakers failed to pass a bill. tenant could be evicted as soon as today. supporters of the moratorium slept on the capitol steps. >> we would like to see more representatives out here. what i would like more is for representatives to say i'm ready to come back and vote. or leadership, i am a yes on extending the morator

the beaumont, texas rome news tribune. >> room scares for covid-19 patients. as covid cases rise, the influx of patients is stressing local hospitals. here in the left pride of your screen is beaumont texas. covid stretching the hospitals. mourners is needed. on the right side here screen, that's waco, texas, virus deaths and hospitalizations grow. look at this from melbourne florida today, the newspaper florida today. very dramatic front page from them today. it says we are on the precipice. that's their front page. look at that. our hospitals are overrun with covid patients. again that's melbourne, florida today. if you know, this i wanted to show you not the articles, but the whole front page of what they look like, because as big as the covid crisis is, all of those dire front page covid stories today, shared space with the news out of afghanistan, and the taliban takeover of that country. and what it means after our country's 20 long war there. but with, texas is anti mask governor, himself testing positive for covid, governor greg abbott who is not only

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and it is not a surprise -- another finding from the de beaumont foundation.e your viewers to go to the de beaumont foundation website because you will see the entire data set. is that parents who are vaccinated produce vaccinated kids. the communities that have a high degree of vaccination produce schools and classrooms that have vaccinated children. so, save parents, save kids. save communities, save schools. and those that aren't safe, in those places where they're not getting the vaccine, particularly in the southern states, they are susceptible. and the only bright light that i see -- and i'm -- i'm -- i'm very pessimistic about this -- but a bright light i do see is that the delta variant is has changed the minds of people across the country who are hesitant. this is a -- a opportunity here because there is genuine fear, genuine concern. it should not have to be this way but it's what it is. >> and, of course, we know the longer this pandemic goes on, the longer more people are not vaccinated, the potential for other mutant variations/variants, it contin

tammy beaumont out to just the second ball of the innings, but they pulled it back with an impressived england could be without stuart broad for their second test against india, with the bowler picking up a calf injury in today's warm—up. broad was unable to train this afternoon, and will have a scan tomorrow to determine the extent of the injury. england and india drew the series opener at trent bridge last week. the second test starts on thursday at lord's. the icc say cricket has more than 1 billion fans a worldwide, and they see the games as part of its long—term future. they set up a working group to lead the bid which is focused on making the 2028 olympics in los angeles. it would and a 128 year wait for the sport to be included. it previously appeared in the 1900 olympic games in paris. british number onejohana konta is through to the second round of the wta event in montreal, as she returned to the court having missed out on the tokyo olympics after catching covid. konta lost the first set 6—4 to shuai zhang from china. she then led 5—2 in the second set before zhang retired w

. >> the beaumont foundation is the sponsor of this. how to communicate the science, how to communicate the medicine and how to communicate the facts behind covid and now the vaccine. tomorrow, the beaumont foundation will release a nationwide survey on this. the public is asking a question, why do we only hear the bad news. there was a gentleman in the focus group who talked about all the people who got he covid and recovered, talked about the people who have not gotten covid, some members of the family got it, some members did not. in the end, it's the responsibility of all of us, howie, you and i and everyone involved, to be able to communicate the facts sufficiently, effectively and accountably and the key in all of this is the public doesn't know where to go for the truth. and i know there's a greater frustration right now among those who are vaccinated about those who aren't. and why their lives -- howie: and anger, you see that in the media as well. let me come back to that point because i want to get you in on this. the vaccinat

brian castrucci is the president and ceo of the de beaumont foundation and a leading voice on publich issues. soledad: brian castrucci, always nice to have you back. you have been studying vaccine hesitancy, and i'm wondering where you are seeing that the most across the united states right now. dr. castrucci: we're seeing it mostly among republicans and conservatives, and that's why while we have 50% of the population vaccinated, in some states, it's still less than 40%. soledad: there are still places, though, that struggle with access to the vaccines, isn't that right? dr. castrucci: it is. and we need to really change our access plan. local health departments have been doing a wonderful job hustling. we need vaccine hustlers. the southern nevada health district just did the most las vegas thing and had a pop-up vaccination clinic at a strip club. so, you have to go and meet people where they are. if you're at the beach, do a pop-up clinic at the beach. we have to do everything we can to makgetting the vaccine the easiest thing for people to do. soledad: in new york, we have opene

. >> beaumont. police need the public's help finding this woman 36 year-old and it and her 3 year-old son, ian. they're both missing. police say the 2 of them left their home friday around 11:00am to visit family. her vehicle was found parked down the street from the family's house. but the mother and child have not been seen since the family tells police she may have left with her ex-boyfriend, 37 year-old isaiah hernandez. he is known to drive a white nissan versa with this license plate. 7 s k h 1, 5, 2, anyone with information is asked to call belmont police come for monitoring a developing story this saturday from the south bay, the national hockey league says it is now looking into claims. >> that san jose sharks forward evander kane bet on his own games and intentionally tried to throw them in order to support a gambling addiction. the move comes after an instagram post made by cain's wife. anna today who claims her husband is a compulsive gambler and tried to throw games in order to win mone

that's people paying 10 x, what the medicare reimbursement prices, beaumont hospital, royal, oak, michigan. as you see, cache is out performing a lot of the major insurers and only a mass general in boston. are they up there paying with major insurance as well? 10 to 10 acts. what medicare, the government i reimburse, as these hospitals for that same the r m a m r i. right, well again, we've been talking about this for a number of years. the medical insurance industry, the obamacare program is a complete scam. and that does not include the so called deductible. so when you add the deductible into the mix, what you find is that paying you pay cash anyway for the procedures, right? because your have like $8.00 or $9000.00 deductible, you're paying $20000.00 a year in medical insurance. if you need to go to the hospital, you have to pay the 8 or 9000 for the procedure. so what's the $20000.00 for? it's a complete extortion, every layer imposed by corporations to extract wealth from the many that's government sanction. so as a government sanction extortion racket with no benefits whatsoever. y

the vaccination rate is— 3% rise in beaumont the vaccination rate is 30 _ 3% rise in beaumont the vaccinationin those communities. ~ , . , (w ., , communities. as a nurse 18 months into this pandemic, _ communities. as a nurse 18 months into this pandemic, is _ communities. as a nurse 18 months into this pandemic, is it _ into this pandemic, is it frustrating for you? absolutely, this is something _ frustrating for you? absolutely, this is something that _ frustrating for you? absolutely, this is something that is - this is something that is preventable and we are overwhelmed. as health _ preventable and we are overwhelmed. as health care workers, we have our own personal lives and are stressed, 'ust own personal lives and are stressed, just as _ own personal lives and are stressed, just as everyone else's, and having to come _ just as everyone else's, and having to come to — just as everyone else's, and having to come to work, working in conditions _ to come to work, working in conditions where we do not have enough — conditions where we do not have enough staff or patients are really sick a

beaumont police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing mother and her 3-year- old sonmorning ana duarte and her son left their san mateo home to visit family in belmont. they never arrive. family members say her car was found parked in the relative's home. they told police she may have left with her ex-boyfriend, isaias alejo-hernandez. >>> let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >>> a pretty shot here from walnut creek where you are waking up to sunshine. you can see that fog. temperatures are mild with low 60s in mountain view. 60, oakland. we have sun mixed with the fog. upper 50s inland. near 90 inland with a breezy afternoon. >>> thank you fo - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me

tammy beaumont out to just the second ball of the innings, but they pulled it back with an impressivege last week. the second test starts on thursday at lord's. meanwhile, the international cricket council will bid for the sport's inclusion in the olympic games. the icc say cricket has more than one billion fans a worldwide, and they see the games as part of its long—term future. they've set up a working group to lead the bid, which is focused on making the 2028 olympics in los angeles. it would end a 128—year wait for the sport to be included, its only previous appearance coming in the 1900 games in paris. to tennis, and british number onejohana konta is through to the second round of the wta event in montreal, as she returned to the court having missed out on the tokyo olympics after catching covid. konta lost the first set 6—4 to shuai zhang from china. she then led 5—2 in the second set before zhang retired with a leg injury. but a tough match next, she'll face world number five elina svitolina. harriet dart is also through, who will play bianca andrescu. but bad news for cameron

here on the left side of your screen is beaumont, texas. covid stretching the hospitals. more nurses needed. on the right side of your screen, that's waco, texas. virus depths and hospitalizations grow. look at this from melbourne, florida, today. this is the newspaper "florida today." very dramatic front page from them today. it says "we are on the precipice," that is their front page. look at that. "our hospitals are overrun with covid patients." again, that's melbourne, florida, today. and if you notice, i wanted to show you not just those articles but the whole front page and what those look like because as big as the covid crisis is, all of those sort of dire front page covid stories today, all of them shared space with the news out of afghanistan and the taliban takeover of that country and what it means after our country's 20-year-long war there. but with, you know, tonight texas' virulently anti-mask governor, himself testing positive for covid. governor greg abbott who has not only opposed mask rules but has banned them, has demagogued public health requirements

in beaumont, texas, new high. in galveston, texas, two galveston county pastors die with covid-19.ston tents pop up at lbj hospital as delta pushes harris health to capacity. more children going to hospitals. in dallas look at this big front page above the full headline. abbott's order denied, county challenges ban on mask mandates. dallas school district requires coverings. dallas and san antonio are two big texas cities that have sued the texas republican governor greg abbott after he has tried to ban any municipality or any school district from having a mask mandate. today san antonio got somewhere with that. they issued a temporary order, against governor greg abbott and his mask ban. that will at least for now allow san antonio and bexar county itself to require masks in schools which their health department wants them to do as kids head back into the classroom. joining us now is the mayor of san antonio. i know this is a really busy time for you and your city. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> let me ask you first of all, if i explained that correctly in terms of the impact

in beaumont texas, new high in covid hospitalizations.pastors died with covid-19. in houston, tense pop up at this hospital as delta pushes the county near capacity. more children were covid going to hospital as delta spreads. look at this front page, abbots order defied. county challenges ban on mask mandate. the require mask mandates. dallas and senate tone year or two big texas cities that have sued the republican governor greg abbott after he has tried to ban any locality or any school districts from having a mask mandate. san antonio got somewhere with that, the big one a ruling who issued a temporary restraining order against governor greg abbott and his mask ban on all texas localities, dad judges order will allow send intoning to require masks and schools. which their health department wants them to, do as kids head back into the classroom. joining us now is the mayor of san antonio ron nirenberg, mayor ron nirenberg, thank you so much for being here i know this is a busy time for you in your city. >> thank you for having me, rach

and he spoke to 21 unvaccinated people from 14 states across the country with the help of the de beaumontn to ask why they are still saying no to the vaccine. just a reminder. we saw someone in the top block of the show. didn't get the vaccine. very sick in the hospital, now. now, regretting it and telling people to get vtheir vaccine. frank, good evening. >> thank you for having me. it's the most important thing i've done this year, and maybe it's the most important thing i've done in my entire career. >> why do you say that? >> because, as a pollster, you get a chance to measure public opinion. but rarely, do you get a chance to make a difference. to actually try to help people. and i got to admit, don, it's been very difficult, for me, because my job is to keep my cool. to listen. to ask questions. and then, supply the information and the advice to people, like you. but i'm getting so frustrated, now, because i know, personally, the consequences of making bad decisions. and i don't want people to do that. and there's so much blame to go around that we need to avoid the partisanship. th

rootedness in texas, its first leverage saving the company would come from moving from spindle top to beaumont. even though it was based in pennsylvania, sunoco would become really the square dealer, a family run company of east texas. j howard pugh assumed the role of wildcat political warrior naturally. what were some of the initial political victories? here will take us to the present moment in the next few minutes. how does the spirit of rebellion manifest itself in a broader political movement? some of these pivots are hidden ones in our history. a first victory for the pughs and the wildcatters of east texas and texas as a whole was their dissension among the petroleum agreement as a way for the federal government to align with the british and large oil companies to take new steps in the post war period to manage the pools and drill sites coming online in the middle east. he saw himself as being one of the leaders of this coalition. as he saw too, this was an attempt to further the internationalist oil ambitions and the civil religion of crude that he shared with eddy and luce. thanks to

tammy beaumont out in the second ball of the innings.a calf problem and needing a medical time—out in the second set. 7—5,7—6 she won and she�*ll face bianca andrescu next. johana konta is looking to join her in the second round. she�*s on court against shuai zhang right now. and cameron norris is also in action right now in toronto in the canadian 0pen. he�*s taking on the world number 28 karen khachanov. it�*s 4—1 to the russian in the first set in that one. that�*s all the sport for now. let�*s return to our top story now — and the proportion of a—level entries awarded one of the top two grades has risen to an all—time high in england, wales and northern ireland, after exams were cancelled for the second year in a row because of covid—19. there was also a record proportion of a—grades in scotland. south of the border, nearly 45% of a—level students received as and a*s. that�*s up from 38.5%, last year — an increase 6.3%. last summer, after a u—turn over a—level results, record numbers of top grades were awarded — with 38.6% of entrant