calvin's killer.when i go to bed every night, telling calvin i will find what we've done this. prayers were said and candles lit for calvin murdered august 6th five years ago, a graduate of sarah high in san mateo, a star on the baseball team, he had gone on to pitch in college and aspired to the major leagues. we have a killer walk on the streets, and we have nothing. calvin was shot near san francisco's ghirardelli square while playing the mobile game. pokemon go, no robbery or confrontation. calvin's friend saw him fall to the ground, a bullet in his back motivated, fearless, a great team. made a great son and unbelievable brother. he was he was the best whose of us in time. a suspect sketch was released along with possible cars involved, but nothing has come of those leads. i don't know what to believe anymore. i've done my own investigation. at times. i feel like i have my own theory of what has gone down. i think my son was targeted. i don't think i was randomly shot and the family has long beli

calvin's mom carryin was also devastated. in the beginning, the rileys were together at vigils for calvin. they are now divorced. it's ripped my family apart. calvin's mom and two siblings still live in the bay area, but sean has returned to boston, where the family was originally from. i miss my family. i miss my, you know. i miss him. you know, i miss it all missed sunday afternoon dinners. dozens of people coming together to remember calvin and support the family means everything to his father to see a sunset or see his sunrises everything for me. you know, because of the strength calvin have with people. we contacted u s. park police tonight enquiring about where the investigation stands, but we did not get a response. $110,000 reward is on. offered for information leading to calvin riley's killer, andre and hopefully that will end up leading to a break in this very sad case, deborah thank you so much. well police in san francisco say it appears an 87 year old woman was stabbed in the sunset district. authorities say she

a sentiment echoed by calvin himself as the trial wore on in march. i think it raises a lot of questions because people who know me know that i been one of the most positive foreign investors about russia. always defending rush does image in the international investment community. and so many people felt like if this happened, michael calvin could happen to anyone. but question mark over the case and it's motivation when oh, bar to success. it was backed by president vladimir putin himself, who publicly supported calvin opponent in the banking dispute that formed the background to the case. during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia and that he was positive about the investment environment. a view that will likely now have changed. jo, no whole al jazeera on this is al jazeera, these huge help stories. california is biggest wildfire has leveled. most of historic gold rush, or town greenville was home to buildings. more than a century old.

not if calvin's grieving father can help it.ning us now is shawn riley, who has since moved to boston, but has returned to the bay area this week to call attention to this unsolved case. shawn, thanks for joining us. you have our deepest condolences, please know that. it was so stunning when the story came out. i can't believe it's been five years. you organized a vigil tomorrow night. i want to refresh our viewers' memories. your calvin was a star baseball player, was going to college in stockton. he was playing "pokemon go" that night, and then he ended up shot in the torso. what have you learned since then about a suspect, motive? aanything? >> i thinkoverall, inkoverall, o a nightmare. i feel just abandoned by the authorities. >> shawn, i think we're having problems with your audio. not all of your words are -- i think, do you have your ear buds in? i think we're you completely is you have not gotten that much information from police, from what i understand, right? and u.s. park police, the agency now investigating, are they

a sentiment echoed by calvin himself as the trial war on in march. i think it raises a lot of questions because people who know me know that i've been one of the most positive foreign investors about russian always defending rush does image in the international investment community. and so many people felt like if this happened, michael calvin could happen to anyone. but question mark over the case and it's motivation. we're no bar to success. it was backed by president vladimir putin himself, who publicly supported cal. these opponent in the banking dispute, the form, the background to the case. during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia and that he was positive about the investment environment. view that will likely now have changed. jo, no whole al jazeera sport round out. now it's santa. thank you very much and i am well off the months of speculations, spanish giants barcelona have announced that leona miss, he will not be staying with the club. he said 4 year old origin time has been a free agents since the 1st of jul

i still remember his smile and making jokes. >> reporter: shawn says calvin gives him strength. >> iou know, i miss him, i miss it all. i miss sunday afternoon dinners. i miss just his thirst for life and his, the way he impacted others. great energy every single day. >> reporter: his father says the past five years have been a living nightmare without his son. he wants to see the killer brought to justice at some point. in san mateo, back to you. >> reporter: the runner that was found at the park may of had a medical emergency. his remains were found 250 miles off of a trail. autopsy results showed no signs of trauma. there were no broken bones or signs of an attack. toxicology results are still pending. >>> now to our drought emergency tonight. santa clara county's water conservation efforts are coming up empty for the most part. back in june the santa clara water district asked all two million county residents to cut their water use by 15%. but, new numbers from june show the area used just as much water as before as 2019, before the drought. a nonprofit group says it shows that p

a vigil in calvin's memory is set to start in less than one hour at saint gregory's church in san mateo the night of august 6th, 2016, po-year- promenade near fisherman's wharf when he was shot in the chest. tonight his father wants to remind the public, there is a $110,000 reward for information leading to calvin's killer. tune into kpix 5 news at 11:00 for continuing coverage. >>> marin county schools are set to reopen in less than two weeks, and this fall, both staff and students will be required to provide proof of vaccination. that's all teachers, staff and students 12 years and older. those who haven't been vaccinated will need to be tested weekly. some schools might ask for copies of the vaccination card or use online verification. everyone will also be required to mask up indoors. >>> we just learned vaccines for younger children may be available a lot earlier than we expected. >> the silver lining for parents worried about under 12- year-olds, we just got news that the fda approval, or eua, is probably going to be sooner than we think amma which will be in september rather than

his son, calvin, was gunned down while playing pokc at the aquatic park. >> every day it is trying toigure out who has done this and bring somebody to justice.'s trying to get up every morning and figuring out who has done this. >> reporter: calvin was a graduate of sarah high school and never made it home that night. his case was handed over and has been cold for years >> we have a killer walking the streets. >> reporter: at st. gregory's tonight there was a call for justice. >> a moment to remember the young man with the contagious personality filled with potential and a zest for life. he would always say, what is up, stud and that the boston accent. >> sean says calvin gives him the strength even in death to wake up every morning. >> i miss him. i miss i miss sunday afternoon dinners. i miss his thirst for life in the way that he impacted others. >> his father says the past five years have been a living nightmare without his son. he wants to see the killer brought to justice. in san mateo, kpix5 . >>> still ahead, a teenager opens fire at a southern california cemetery. a standoff

and so many people felt like if this happened, michael calvin could happen to anyone. but question mark over the case and it's motivation when oh, bar to success. it was backed by president vladimir putin himself, who publicly supported cal these opponent in the banking dispute, the form, the background to the case. during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia and that he was positive about the investment environment. a view that will likely now have changed. jonah, how al jazeera ah, this is al jazeera, these are top stories. california biggest wildfire has leveled. most of his story. gold rush, or town greenville was home to buildings. more than a century old. the circle dixie fire has been burning for 3 weeks. 40000 stiffly. their homes, john 100, is that? well, this is the center of greenville and most of this town has been wiped out. this happened about 24 hours ago about this time on wednesday when the winds kicked up to over 60 kilometers per hour. that just allowed the fire that was already enormous about the size of new york city to e

that's a nice transition to calvin coolidge. i will note amity shlaes on the charitable board of trustees of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. what should people i am proud to say i'm broadcasting have it going on right now and guess what we should remember today is coolidge's birthday. he is the only president born on the fourth of july. last night we had a coolidge reenactor and a coolidge birthday cake. i hope now the company is opening up and people do come to the state historic site coolidge was a very specific federalists. come in another year to celebrate on the fourth request coolidge foundation is the website born on the fourth of july. doug brinkley john adams and thomas jefferson the great founders of our nation. we should be celebrating thomas jefferson through the declaration of independence. ironically jefferson on his tombstone in charlottesville, virginia did not want to be known as the president of the united states produce more proud of offering the declaration and being a founder of virginia and oth

total sales coming in stronger than expected at 1.135 billion calvin klein sales missing slight at 129illion. pvh announced it did complete the sale of its heritage brands business earlier this month for $223 million promotions help improve gross margins to 57.7% and pvh expects gross margins to continue to improve. but for the third quarter, the company is giving earnings guidance and revenue growth ranges above analyst's consensus, however, it does expect that business in north america will remain challenged because international tourism isn't expected to return significantly this year. as you pointed out, brian, pvh shares are sharply higher after hours, but well underperforming the xrt year-to-date up 19% to 49% growth respectively the conference call is tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. brian. >> all right thank you very much. big quarter there. tim, you told us earlier today that you'd be watching this report what is your take away just seems universally positive. >> well, the story here is an allegory and a thread you can tie it to some other names whether it's been gap or macy's. r

that's a nice transition to calvin coolidge. i will note amity shlaes on the charitable board of trustees of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. what should people i am proud to say i'm broadcasting have it going on right now and guess what we should remember today is coolidge's birthday. he is the only president born on the fourth of july. last night we had a coolidge reenactor and a coolidge birthday cake. i hope now the company is opening up and people do come to the state historic site coolidge was a very specific federalists. come in another year to celebrate on the fourth request coolidge foundation is the website born on the fourth of july. doug brinkley john adams and thomas jefferson the great founders of our nation. we should be celebrating thomas jefferson through the declaration of independence. ironically jefferson on his tombstone in charlottesville, virginia did not want to be known as the president of the united states produce more proud of offering the declaration and being a founder of virginia and oth

stephanie calvin, with her expert opinion from also today. thank you. we really appreciate it. thank you. a british national has been arrested in germany after being accused of spying for russia. he said to have sent documents obtained from the british embassy, where he works to a representative of a russian intelligence surface, dominant cane in berlin to bring us up to speed. what more can you tell of 70 well, the man concerned a 7 year old british national engage here are local hire as being accused of infringing to different parts of german law, specifically in so far as it concerns espionage and the accusations against them. all that he received money to pass on fence with his confidential information to a representative of the russian intelligent services. now the man has been remanded in custody. now, the authorities here half the time that they will need to build what have a case they are able to build against the presumption of innocence supplies to this individual. but he is in custody as the forward to continue investigating with making the point. this was a bilatera

everything we're seeing now, walking down this road, is as calvin coolidge saw.cially in the early evening, you can walk down the street and almost imagine coolidge right beside you. >> what does it mean to have the cheese factor back? >> it's a great part of the historic site. >> reporter: farmers had no way to get the milk they produced to cities without it spoiling, so they turned what they couldn't sell into chose to extend its shelf life. as pasteurization and refrigerated trucks became standard, locally produced dairy could reach entire regions of the country. from there, mass production took over. and by a generation ago, local cheese making here was almost lost forever. >> cheese making in vermont has effectively disappeared and come back to where more cheese is being made in vermont per capita than any other place in the country. how did that happen? >> i think we've had a real food renaissance recently. certainly, it started happening with a lot of the back to the lander in '80s. >> including your parents? >> yeah. >> reporter: warner grew up on a small

calvin riley was killed august 6, 2016, while playing pokemon go in aquatic park.ce released a sketch of a potential suspect and information on vehicles of interest, but there been no updates since then. calvin's father told kristen sze that it feels like authorities abandoned his family. >> i feel like the sfpd give up my son's park service. if like they should've helped. we need help. this is five years and we have nothing. >> there is a $110,000 reward. the family will hold a candlelight vigil tomorrow night at saint gregory's in san mateo. >>> minutes ago we learned a state of emergency has been declared in three california counties because of wildfires. more than a dozen fires are burning in california right now. the largest is the dixie fire. smoke from that fire is visible from the air. take a look. this picture was taken by a passenger on a flight out of sfo. you can see all the smoke and the difference distance. tonight, survivors are stranded from their homes and anxiously waiting to hear if their neighbors made it out safely. the fire burned down the tow

during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia and that he was positive about the investment environment. a view that will likely now have changed. jonah, how al jazeera ah quite look at the headlines to south now. and 5, fueled by a heat wave of raging and grease with 3 significant blazes burning on the island of avia. they've been no desks or injuries, but widespread destruction of buildings and the countries already shrinking forests have been affecting the country. greece as prime minister as want of more difficult days, had with the winds for cost to strengthen and also been 5 in the u. s. with one blaze, wiping out much of a small town in northern california. most of greenville central business district was destroyed with street lights even melting because of the extreme heat. it's known as the dixie foreign. it's been burning for about 3 weeks now. fed by high temperatures, strong winds, and low humidity in our all the headlines rebels from if you appears water region of tech ry of taking control of lally baylor. this is a unesco world heritage site vall

calvin was playing pokeyman go when a gunman opened fire. he played baseball in stockton after graduating from high school in san mateo. eventually the reward surpassed $100,000 to find his killer. friends and family tonight will hold a vigil at san mateo church. >>> ray came to the a's 50 years ago before becoming a veteran in well loved sports analyst and now stepping away battling cancer. he has been fighting cancer for the past 16 years and been the a's commentator since 1986 working recently for nbc sports bay area. in a statement fosse said my wife carol and i extend our gratitude to the baseball community and community at large for your thoughts and prayers. >>> as drought levels climb from our climate in crisis wonderful largest hydro electric plants is shut down due to a lack of water. there's not enough water in the oroville reservoir to power the plant. this is the first time the plant was closed. it can normally produce enough power for 80,000 homes. the shutdown has been in the works for a while. other sources will be tapped to

had this jacket and uniform now for almost 30 years, same one. >> reporter: for nearly 30 years, calvin the possibility that this institutional slavery might never end. >> reporter: what got you interested in it? >> i've also been interested in the civil war, and i saw a movie called "glory." >> come on. don't stop! >> i was blown away. >> reporter: the 1989 film "glory" tells the true story of the first all-african-american regiment to fight for the north. >> that movie set in motion a search by me for the truth about black men in the civil war. i consider myself to be a reasonably well educated person. i went to college and law school. but i can't ever remember a textbook that talked about black soldiers in the civil war. >> reporter: osborne was moved to put on a uniform of his own with a mission to educate. >> you had to be an irregular person to start with, i think, to appreciate civil war re-enacting. sometimes it's 100 degrees, and we don't change into some summer outfit. it's the same outfit they wore. >> reporter: does that help your understanding of what they went through? >>

professor watson has served on the board of the harry truman foundation, that calvin coolidge memorial foundation and the george mcgovern library and center for public service. professor watson is also serve as a visiting scholar with many organizations including the truman presidential library, gerald ford presidential museum, illinois holocaust museum and used military academy at west point. now let's hear from robert watson. >> thank you for joining us today. >> hello, everyone. i'm a robert watson avenue tok about my latest book, "george washington's final battle: the epic struggle to build a capital city and a nation." so virtually any american schoolchild knows that george washington was heroic and stoic. he was a great and courageous commander on the battlefield and, of course, one of our greatest presidents who through his every action and inaction everything he said, and didn't say, pretty much caught up the president's for the presidency. but we don't always know is that george washington had another side to him, specifically missed in history. he could be a visionary and a d

professor watson has served on the board of the harry truman foundation, that calvin coolidge memorial foundation and the george mcgovern library and center for public service your professor watson has also served as a visiting scholar with many organizations including the truman presidential library, gerald ford presidential museum, illinois holocaust museum, and the us military academy at west point. now let's hear from robert watson. thank you for joining us today. everything he said and didn't say pretty much carved out the president for the presidency. but what we don't always know is that george washington had another side to him, which is missed in history. he could be a visionary and a dreamer but he also could be a political player is not a political chess match. by the same token almost all americans have been to our capital city. americans love their capital city. it's spacious grand boulevards with memorials and monuments, the majestic government buildings, the tree-lined mall but very few americans know the story of how the capital came to be an almost didn't come to be. t

out of control in the us state of california has increased a to 8 times its size in just 24 hours. calvin is near the state capital of sacramento, its scorch more than 21000 taxes since it started on saturday for the north. the so called dixie fall continues to burn. it is the 2nd largest font ever recorded in california home with everything perfect. the area now i've been there for 20 years, so i'm lucky, i'll have a house to go back to or maybe get a chance to rebuild the emotional and need ever been through this. we been through a lot of stuff and 39 years together, but not like this. so this god will fight is in spain is still trying to control a major force for that. authorities that using drones to help them track down hotspots in a via, in catalonia fire, burning north of the great capital is dangerously close to homes via and 6 other villages have been evacuated. there also badly. another 5 south of athens or record heat waves and droughts as far as across italy the summer. and the local pharmacy association says that agriculture is at risk, and collab changes only making things w

the good thing about the calvin run and things here is that there are no explosions or fighting, but the best thing is there are no jobs or work at all. all departments have failed and people are tense. the all 30 call to see if you can tell if i've got some cups up by the taliban. it has been several days that the government departments are shut down. are fluid. people are coming every day behind each department of the government, but they don't get permission from telephone to get inside of the government department. don't look for that. when it comes to running the country, there is presently a power vacuum. when our leaders came to couple, we have leaders, we have a president administered, all of our cabinets has been appointed. when only this take up their positions, they will tell everyone to return to work. she started caught on the docks. lots of people are hiding in their homes. afraid to venture out, what is your message to them? people that today or tomorrow we may ask them to return to work. we have announced the national amnesty for everyone. we are not cannibals, head p

here's calvin. >> good morning, america.raction for our sometimes monotonous work from home life that some of us are living right now. even though the book is written entirely in slack chats you don't need to know what slack is or to have ever used it to enjoy this book and i'm so looking forward to talking about it with all of you very soon. >> reporter: i'm so looking forward to sitting down with calvin to talk about the book. we will bring you that interview later inthe month so, everyone, get reading. in the meantime, you can scan that qr code on your screen to read an excerpt of "several people are typing." as always you can check out our instagram @gmabookclub. there is something for everyone in here. george, there's some william butler yeats for you. strahan, you're always on your phone so that will work because it's a digital thing, and cecilia, you're funny so you guys will like it and i think everyone else will too. >> hurry up and get home. we miss you, thank you so much. >>> ginger back to you in new orleans. >>

jimmy johnson, the cowboys coach and calvin megatron johnson also goes to the hall.unday. meanwhile the hall of fame game steelers took care of the cowboys. big bay area news, the debut of a reax najee harris and getting his nfl feet wet. seven carries 21 yards and you can expect big things from him. as the number one pick for the steelers, making his unofficial nfl debut in a preseason game. football fans just happy ins here even though they game with kind of a dog. we got some time. and so it is that time to check this out, not many games in the major leagues tonight. not all that many fans that didn't look like in yankee stadium, but those that were there will remember this day for them here had to show you this again as you're not much beer. they're probably cost in these days at yankee stadium, blam right in the middle between those two fans, just like it was planned. you pay that much for a brew. you're gonna not losing it whether or not there's a ball in it or not. that's the sporting life back to you guys. all right. see you later born. all right. see you lat

so significant escalation for them, and concerning for residence in calvin's, that perhaps the telephone may start to do more bombings like this. and it may put their security in jeopardy by getting caught up in these type of telephone attacks . for the staff in helmand and less cargo, they really seem to of fighting between the 2nd army and the taliban is being heavy for a number of days now. but today local say it is certainly the worst. with more bombardments from the air and st. street fighting as the ask and government try to re take control of the city, the civilians to evacuate credibly dangerous the civilians who are now being told to leave their homes and go into an active wars or across the country. other cities are also under pressure as to tell about, pushes for gaining more territory and was significant military momentum. charlotte bellis the inside story? well, i've got a son's president blames what he calls the u. s. is sudden true withdrawal for the escalating violence in his address the parliament earlier this week. not ref. connie said that washington's push for negotia

business community with say that could impact foreign investment. calvin insisted the legal system was being exploited by one of his business rivals. now health officials in england say the levels of corona virus found people infected with a delta variance as similar, regardless of whether or not they've been vaccinated. this they warn, might have implications for people's infectiousness, but added that more search is needed. data from hospital admissions with the delta vary, it shows 35 percent of patients were fully vaccinated. 55 percent were not. meanwhile, 30000000 people in the philippines of started a new 2 week locked down the restrictions cover metropolitan manila. and it's in response to a spike and covert cases them mainly planes on not delta varian. 247 deaths have been reported in the latest 24 hour period with more than 10 and a half 1000 new cases. that's the biggest single day jump. since april on a be low reports from manila, it is seen that filipinos had hoped, would not be repeated. but border controls are enforced for a 2nd time. little more than a year around the p

in eastern australia that you mention covered a much, much greater area than size in the past of calvin. and for the 1st time ever they've been rain forest and that is totally new for australia. so i would say yes, there are unprecedented climate change to to global warming is playing a substantial role. and we really need to act fast. we're running out of time. it's interesting when you say catastrophic is a new classification. certainly in the news, we talk about the states and wild, far as you never really hear headlines talking about really good wildfires. but in terms of this new classification of catastrophic how, how does that manifesting? if you have not just a strictly but round the world, this new classification. why has it needed to be brought say there are, are there other areas in the world where this is had to be applied? is that something that we are seeing in recent years? well, it's in a straight interested condition. i can answer for the rest of the world, but we now know from the firefighters who faced up to the terrible fires of that summer that day considered that t

a russian court has found a prominent us investor, michael calvin guilty of embezzlement. calbee is one of russia's best known foreign business men. he's the founder of the private equity group bearing of our stock. he, along with some of his associates with detained in 2019, and had fraud charges linked to high profile investments. mister calbee, who denies any wrongdoing with the house arrest in moscow for 19 months. israel's defense minister benny guns has warned they're ready to strike iran in response to a rhone attack on an oil tanker off the coast of a man. or we could go, the warning comes as israel urges the united nations to take action. 2 people were killed in the attack. the u. s. the u. k, and others back israel secession that iran was responsible, but it's leaders deny being involved for the bell. hamid has more now from west jerusalem. well, certainly it's been a tense week and i think that the political military and intelligence leadership would have been actually listening very carefully to what do you new iranian president had to say. there has been a lot of rhetoric c

headlined the class of 2021 enshrined on sunday manning won an nfl record five mvp awards in his career calvinnson and charles woodson were also among the 2021 class. >>> and also on saturday troy polomalu and coach jimmy johnson were honored among the class of 2020, whose induct ceremony was canceled last year due to the pandemic >>> last week tech company apple said it would begin scanning iphone photos for child sexual abuse material later this year that announcement is getting some strong pushback from things like this and organizations like the freedom of the press foundation and now 5,000 people have signed an open letter to the company urging them to rethink its rollout of the measure, citing privacy concerns the letter published by the electronic frontier foundation called the update a back door that could be used to spy on apple users. >>> in a scene reminiscent of the jackie robinson film "42" the colorado rockies are investigating after a fan was heard directing a racial slur at a marlins player >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> the marlins outfielder luis brinson was at bat in the ninth i

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not going to enter the capital city while there were criminals raising taliban flex inside inside calvin city in some places. so or taliban needs to really, really tackle these issues and really need to restore law in order and not the way we are used to those laws in order just their rules in order when we're at test had thank you very much for joining us. live there from the african capital cobble. thank you. and taliban is busy trying to form a new government with hopes of a possible breakthrough in the coming week. the group senior leaders are in talks with that commanders, former government figures and religious scholars. shawna balance has more for the united states, calls him a global terrorist, and off is a $5000000.00 reward for his capture. yet, one week after the telephone took control leila from man had connie moves freely around kabul taliban laid his schedule is full of meetings with afghan leaders that were going to collect every group and political groups, all the groups and united them and work together to build a better afghan, astonished and defended. senior taliban le

we got some analysis on this with stephanie calvin and associate professor of international affairs at carlton university. he says there are some in canada who are calling for a stronger response to begging the chinese see this as a political prosecution. they definitely see canada as acting at the lap dog, support the united states in its efforts to kind of undermined while way globally. so you know, because they see it politically. we shouldn't be surprised. they're trying to standard political signals. and every time we see developments in the mon case in vancouver, we often see some kind of reciprocal exchange in the chinese legal system. so for example, this week we saw some final arguments being presented by miss monk defense. and we should not be there for the price that we saw development happen in the case of that. you, michael's older, one of the michael's, as well as mister schellenberg, it is, it's a dance of diplomatic signals and this has come with some frustration here in canada. there's a number of political leaders that have been calling for stronger actions including

we die like cats and 2 times the carbon oxygen calvin system give helps you do what there's plants and there's a lot of plans in the right crowd to the question. there's, there's so the ocean is not the water, there's plants and the ocean, right? there's plank, and there's fido plank and their sea grass bad. there's mangroves, there's this stuff. think about that. we know that the amazon right plays a huge role in kind of retaining carbon right big for us. you want to protect them . the oceans are like, call them the blue for us, right? they absorb tons of carbon because that it's the life in the ocean. so protecting life in the oceans, right? protecting life and having more animals to like, so the more animals you have, the more fish, the more the more plants are going to, right, because just like an a for us than they help fertilize the whole thing. so that's why. so helping protect the oceans is important for it maintain its ability to help us get what this increase in a problematic situation with climate change. now you know what happens when the gas stop asking the questions. you

americans are frustrated with the bio ministration and fear what their country will look like under calvin rule. or she started having reports. the story right here in front of the white house is one of several us locations with the afghan. they ask bra, and there are some orders gathered over the weekend with one message, the president joe biden. and that is, they feel be trained by the i don't think the by didn't ministration, is listening to the asking people. i think they are focused on trying to rectify the mistakes that they've made, which have been horrendous. and it's they need to listen to african people and listen to african americans and hear what they're saying here. they're demand and do what he need to do to bring in here quickly and safely as possible. today we're here to protest and get demands from the biden ministry. we're here to asked a bite in ministration to cancel their agreement. there's no such thing over negotiating with taliban. not at all. we do not negotiate with terrorists. we don't want tara risk as, as our government. we do not want taliban as our government

government is assuring us that the taliban has agreed and promised, and they've worked things out with the calvin. wow. removing the embassy and refusing to admit the taliban even exist as a government because they're so irrationally angry about their beloved war. there, you know, the united states, if it wanted to do something, could do it most effectively outside of afghanistan by changing its approach to nations. by the scene to arm and support and train and on the worst of dictators, ships around the globe by the dozens. and instead supporting the most democratic, most human rights oriented governments. by joining the international criminal court by joining treaties on human rights, rather than tearing down the rule of law. but this would be a whole different approach. the taliban has been asking why aren't we as good as saudi arabia. and it's hard to know how to answer that. there is a little bit of movement on that front, if you will. the pentagon officials are saying that the taliban were helpful in securing the airport. they're suggesting some sense of cooperation. how closely do you thin

no arrest has ever been made in the murder of calvin riley.friends are trying to refocus attention on this crime. the father said his son's death has torn the family apart. he says he's still looking for clues for the arrest for the person that shot his son. >> i feel like authorities have basically abandoned my family. i felt like when the sfpd got on the case initially, they gave up the case on saturday night. i feel like, you know, i feel like i need help. >> police have a person of interest and a security camera image of a car the person was riding in the night of his murder. several rewards have been offered for any information leading to an arrest. >>> you will soon be available to fly the vaccinated skies. one of the nation's largest skies says it will implement a vaccine mandate. u.s. airlines will soon require all employees to be vaccinated for covid-19. the rule takes effect five weeks after the fda fully approves a covid vaccine or five weeks after september 20th, whichever comes first. the united executive says the airline has no p

professor watson has served on the board of the harry truman foundation, the calvin coolidge memorial foundation, and george mcgovern library answer for public service. professor robert watson has also served as a scholar for many organizations in including truman rent library in illinois holocaust museum in the u.s. military academy was my and others. now let's hear from robert watson. and thank you for joining us today. >> hello everyone. i'm here to talk about my latest book "george washington's final battle". the epic struggle of the capitol city and that nation so virtually any american schoolchild knows that george washington was heroic and stoic. he was a great and courageous commander of the battlefield and of course one of the greatest presidents through his every action and inaction, everything that he said, but it is a pretty much carved out the presidents for this presidency. but what we don't always know is that george washington had an upside to him, this is, he could be a visionary and a dreamer, and he also could be a critical player. at the same token, almost all amer

a russian court has signed a prominent us invest michael calvin, guilty of embezzlement. kathy is one of russia's best known, foreign businessman. he and some associates were detained in 2019 non charges of fraud linked to high profile investments. calbee denies any wrong doing now much the world does enjoy a beer or a glass of wine ever so often. but a new study has found that alcohol is linked to more cancers than was previously believed. researches at the imperial college london have found drinking is connected to a number of kansas, including those in the head and the neck. the bow, breast, and deliver alcohol can cause mutations in dna and increased levels of hormones linked to breast cancer. on the other hand, at least a cup of coffee, one cup of coffee per day was found to protect against liver cancer. your mit true is director of research and innovation at the will cancer research fun. she says, besides limiting alcohol consumption, a healthy diet is the best way to prevent cancer. what say we have seen and we start the also saw that the, even a we say increasing

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and calvin goes this morning. it is quite bizarre that it is almost identical to how it was a week ago onto the gun. the government government employees have gone back to work . the taliban is asked everyone to resume their lives as normal. the streets are busy because this is the 1st save the work week in afghanistan and people have gone back to work as normal. they have been some incidents at the airport this morning, but as far as central goes, it has been very quiet. and american and base in germany is being used as a transit point for afghan event. q e. 's hundreds have arrived at the ramstein base from qatar. more planes are expected over the next few days. is the base can house up to 5000 people. germany has also sent its own planes to evacuate citizens. roughly about 13 countries have agreed to host afghan asylum seekers. columbia is one of them. on friday, the president even duke case that africans waiting for permits to resettle in the us would be allowed in. what that means they will group where buys is