well, ben smith reports now from cape time of these were the scenes outside who had his skill hospital in cape town on saturday when a group of people opposed to vaccination. many without more gathered to make their voices heard what it means to be i'm against the horse, but i mean, nobody knows what you paid. receiving the job is not mandatory in south africa. and the parties say no vaccine related did have occurred in the country. but more than 78000 people have died from close at 90. anything else next? if even even prevents not you know to do it. i don't even it. what do you mean what you're saying? i haven't, but i think these people are protesting against the vaccine outside one of the cities busiest hospital. but critics say the choice of venue, just respect the hard work being done inside by medical professionals. doctors say they're traumatized by the daily bird and treating close 900 patients and they can the difficult decision between who live and who doesn't work between what we call the give. yes, i do. thank you. 7 so again, sex scenes are minority in south africa. expert

taking us on the same subject, this is ben riley - same subject, this is ben riley smith and the telegraphuation — let's say that kabul falls in a matter of weeks, the taliban are back in control, and they choose to be the kind of government they were in the 1990s with the level of violence against their own people, the retribution of those committed what, perhaps outside of that interpretation of the koran might have seen less serious crimes, certainly not the kind that merited the brutality that was meted out, and also becomes again a place where jihadist groups can operate with impunity? i again a place where jihadist groups can operate with impunity?- can operate with impunity? i think so, but the _ can operate with impunity? i think so, but the argument _ can operate with impunity? i think so, but the argument boris - can operate with impunity? i think. so, but the argument boris johnson so, but the argument borisjohnson is trying to make earlier today is actually, britain's streets are safer than they were 20 years ago from the risk of terrorism because we went to afghanistan. maybe

ben smith says when it comes to spending, deficit does not matter anymore.hose are some of the facebook postings. we will add on as the show progresses. leonard on the support line, good morning. you are first up. caller: good morning. the fact is that i saw yesterday's senate hearing and between the six hours or seven or eight hours of nothing, to have this filibustered was absurd. i think he should have been cut off after 20 minutes or so. i support this deal. i wish there was more money into it. i don't think $1 trillion will be enough for all 50 states. host: as far as the reasons you support it, why do you do you support it, generally? caller: because our bridges are collapsing, our bridges are decaying. you can't rely on the governors of each state to do what the federal government can do. they can only do so much, because they are caught with deficit spending, because they are not allowed to. they are not allowed to deficit spend, but the federal government can and the federal government should. host: you talk about the state of bridges, is that how y