also with us jelani cobb professor of university have journalism at columbia and an analyst. so jelani cobb i want to begin with you, the people have been following donald trump four years, and following his cruelty, they will, on both sides of this, not be surprised to hear him quoted as saying that he admires hitler for a lot of good things, he says. >> yeah, it is an extraordinary statement. on the other hand, we did not a private regulation for john kelly, a man who after all, spends a great deal of time trying to get donald trump to carry out his agenda to understand what donald trump is about. donald trump has illustrated, from the beginning, that a part of his appeal is his targeting a vulnerable consist didn't contingencies, ethnic minorities, with. foresee use those communities as an existential threat, and he exploited their fear. he exploited their fear by acting cruelly towards those communities when he was president. >> professor cobbe, when i read that quote to bury, i was just looking forward to simply opening your microphone tonight and saying, just give us yo

georgia passed a law cobb county paid for it.ioner jr can richardson you don't like that law that wasa richardson you don't like that law that was passed >> i do not. >> reporter: but you don't like how mlb reacted? >> i don't very disappointing very unfortunate we saw that game as an opportunity. >> reporter: not just an economic one one for the commission's new democratic majority to showcase cobb county's growing diversity and advance their progressive political shift. instead richardson's concerned the relocation could do the opposite do you think their decision is going to pay any dividends on the voting rights front? >> absolutely not. if anything, it hardened everyone's positionsas opposed to bringing it just further the sowed seeds of division as opposed to bringing people together >> reporter: georgia republicans haven't blinked since mlb announced the decision on april 5th. in fact, other gop-led states have followed their lead. >> it's not like we are over anything at this point there is still disinformation taking place and i think this is a serious issue we are going to h

. >> it's obvious, georgia passed a law, cobb county paid for it. >> to be clear you don't like thataw that was passed. >> i do not. >> but you don't like how mlb reacted. >> i don't. very disappointing. very unfortunate. we saw that game as an opportunity. >> reporter: not just an economic one, one for the commission's new democratic majority to show case cobb county's growing diversity and advance its progressive political shift. instead, richardson's concerned the all star relocation could do the opposite. >> do you think their decision is going to pay any dividends on the voting rights? >> absolutely not. if anything it hardened everyone's positions. it just further sows seeds of division as opposed to bringing people together. >> reporter: georgia republicans haven't blinked since the decision announced on april 5th. other gop-led states have followed their lead. >> it's not like we're over anything at this point. there is still disinformation taking place. and i think this is a serious issue we're going to have to deal with as a country. >> will the braves get another all-star

for kay cobb the decision to not get the covid-19 vaccine is something she says she now regrets. >> youpital, you know, having to go through a lot of things. the treatment and everything. and not knowing if i was going to end up on a ventilator. you know, it's just scary. >> reporter: she survived her battle with eph couldid, fighting for life at memorial hospital miramar in florida. >> i'm a believer now that we need to make sure that everyone is vaccinated. >> reporter: cobb's home state of florida has one of the highest rates of new covid cases in the country. arkansas and louisiana also among the hardest-hit states. florida alone averaging more than 10,000 new cases per day, accounting for one in five new cases in the u.s. dr. michelle aquino, a physician in florida, says she's been seeing an uptick in covid patients coming through her doors. >> the unvaccinated percentage of our patients, right now in our hospitals of all our covid patients 99.9% are unvaccinated. when you see someone under 40 die because of covid when there's a vaccine they could breaks your heart. >> reporter: 60

know just the cobb.le kernel. >> that was my nickname in college. >> [laughing]. >> i like that. >> i want to talk about the emes. the dmc was know good -- not good. it was just zoom calls and the democrats said it's just the pandemic. cuomo got an emmy as well. first lady jill biden and vogue magazine told me this week she is driven, and effortlessly popular. a joy multiplier and the kind of first lady we need right now. because she was there, of course they should get the emmy. >> why wasn't she nominated for best supporting actress? >> i am sure that is coming down the pipeline. >> kat, you are a joy multiplier. >> definitely. doesn't the "view" get nominated every year. it's a joke. it's dumb. >> that's pretty hard criticism of the "view." >> i think the entire awards are dumb. i don't know why anybody cares. i don't care about any awards that i am not nominated for. >> we will never be nominated. >> never be nominated. even though people watch this show. >> i would rather get the ratings and have mo

kim cobb. let's get some of the day's other climate related news.ildfires in the western united states and canada are lofting smoke into east—bound air currents that are worsening air quality on the atlantic coast. the fires are led by a massive blaze in oregon, the bootleg fire has forced thousands of residents from mostly rural areas to abandon their homes. more than 80 wildfires are raging in 13 western states. the french parliament has approved a climate change law that environmentalists say falls far short of its initial objective. the national assembly decided that most fossil fuel cars will be banned from 2030, and single—use polystyrene food containers from 2025. but the offence of ecocide, killing the environment, will be the equivalent of a misdemeanour, not a felony, as environmentalists had demanded. an expedition that will draw together israeli, arab and european scientists has set out on a mission to shed light on how corals in the red sea are coping with global warming. studies have found that reefs in its northern waters have an unus

right on your corner. cobb. i got my baby. alright on. are you doing? good. good. the going to nice. nice. nice night. and i'm sitting on the bench. you've got a story. not right, daddy. thanks again, buddy. love you. all right, the sweet guy. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, and now we're in a way we're trying to save the planet. we want to be able to use energy and have special live, but also to live on a healthy planet. and the challenge of energy is the emissions of carbon dioxide for other greenhouse gases that we're trying to manage. and there's many different ways of doing that. the transitions have begun in transition and it's proceeding along many different ways with ah, today, industries prefers and millions of, you know, the regulations will be all about making money. i think it's about big corporation, international markets. import export. do you imagine the number of the diseases are in every family today? it's, you know, due to new viruses or new microbes, not true. so it is due to environment that not gonna take either the momentum is simp

cobb >> so help me god. >> congratulations mister president. >> my fellow americans, hour-long, national nightmare is over. i have not campaign either for the presidency or the vice presidency. i have not subscribe to any partisan platform. i am indicted to know man. and only to one woman. my dear wife. i have not sought this enormous responsibility, but i will not sure can. >> gerald ford brought to the oval office devalues first learned in a very different place. grand rapids, michigan. born in 1913, he had lived a typical small time american life, his community was his classroom. . >> grand rapids when i was growing up was a community that engendered family values. my parents, my mother and my stepfather had indoctrinated me and the importance of the family. but the whole community had the same viewpoint. >> the world first noticed gerald ford as a football player. strong for his age and enthusiastic competitor and a team player. attending the university of michigan at ann arbor, he would eventually become the wolverines most valuable player and entertain offers from the pros. but he

professor cobb, great to have you here with us tonight.he says that even in the first black presidency was in part symbolic, symbols can be powerful. hearing that, i wonder if the transformative power of that presidency has been diluted less by time or criticism and more by all the trauma of the last five years? and i wonder if that was at least part of why you made this film, professor cobb? >> sure. first, just a quick point. i want to pass along my condolences to the family of bob most he is. >> we are going to get to that. in my closing. >> tremendous giant. >> giant. >> giant, absolutely. speaking of the film, you know, we were aware at the outset of the obama obama era, we were aware that this was a subsequently presidency. that's the way history works. you don't know consequential in what ways until after the fact. as it has begun to play out we saw the kind of politics and the backlash and what happened on january 6th, and the amazing, stunning resurrection of the jim crow ethic of voter suppression, which has gained and spread lik

shirley washington-cobb. thanks very much, doctor. >> thank you. >> martha: coming up, former education secretary betsy devos is responding for the first time to a biden effort that was sent to schools that until yesterday included links to the abolitionist teaching network that includes thinking like this. >> the abolitionist teaching network, a network that is dedicated to not creating new schools or imagining new schools. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates are low. newday lets you borrow all of your home's val

. >>> police in cobb county, georgia, searching for shooter siller, employee of the country club was unresponsive on the 10th hole with gunshot wound in his head two other victims in bask pickup truck, one the vehicle's owner shooter is 6'1" with long hair, wearing a white or tan shirt and dark colored work pants. >>> setback in the global fight against the pandemic, israel seeing a drop in the pfizer vaccine with the delta variant, effectiveness falling to 64% however it's still 93% effective in preventing hospitalizations and serious illness from coronavirus. in meantime, president biden is doubling down on the vaccination campaign after fell short of the fourth of july goal for 70% vaccination rate nbc's tracie potts from d.c. what does the white house have planned? >> reporter: hi, what they're planning to do is double down and try to get a lot more people vaccinated this summer in july through august 70% was the goal by fourth of july, we did fall short, 67% now. u.s. adults at least partially vaccinated who have had at least one shot but in some states it's as low as 40% and th

i'm charlotte bell is outside the passport office here in cobb, where there's been a huge surge and applications as violence increases across the.

kudos to her and her husband >>> breaking this morning, a team usa beach volleyball player taylor cobbid-19 taylor's brother says he is fine and he's healthy >>> this year the world's greatest sports spectacle will have new sports. >> reporter: rolling into tokyo. a new wave of competition. it's been a long, hard climb for these nontraditional sports. now, taking off a new olympic era on the world stage >> it may not be your father's olympics, but it's your kids' olympics and today's olympics. and i always applaud the ioc for pushing the envelope to make sure the definition of sport includes to expand >> reporter: climbing, karate, surfing, and skateboarding making their debut >> hopefully we have some great waves to perform on. this is such a unique sport. we rely on mother nature >> reporter: the search for golden karate comes in the country where the discipline began. >> being japanese-american, i take huge pride in representing my own country where i was born and raised in. and i am super excited to just go out there in tokyo and represent my sport, represent my country. >> reporte

i typically cobb the law to support the woman will eco make or to make it without the i walk of food is an integral part of singapore in life. but half of the focus, i'm more than 60 years old, and few young ones are joining the trade. i. i visit allison a mom or their day off. they don't expect their family to have a 4th generation of hawk of an engine. i could send us a single day if, if i'm going to me and meet alice's stories open more than 12 hours a day. she's on her feet the whole time to now go to my got up question, a lot of those us and kind of been central make us also fund that we sell toned neither because if you guys home was home for me, will not tell you. he said, you're moving to you. so if you want me to hide, you're fine. i'm open cells. i'm going to shoot. i thought thomas, i seen cool. we are michelle time of we all, i for the one man coming to a woman and not him trundled a soldier with my money to sell her. and christie, i had to high up to several 1000 us dollars a month. a typical new cost about $3.00 and hawk us take home only 10 to 15 percent in profit. ali

i mean, he is coming to cobb, his company made money on jokes in russian they almost that would be formed in ukrainian. and people expected him because he is from ukraine from cree were wrong . people expected him to be sensitive to the sentiments, always ukrainians. but it's not the 1st time that it's happened. so i mean, coachman problem is to make russian official language and your grade on the 2nd official language. and he received a, he is electorate in the east after that basically young core, which promised the same. and she didn't do anything, only thing and to fulfill the expectations of he's electra so that fans jillions is not very different from the previous president. but that, you know, the bad side with the was i do it, is that the walk and, and i think we can wait until writing this article where he basically says the trash and you're bringing people. he has been waiting because he hoped that these feeling the sentiment would express itself in ukraine. but now when you have a draconian language rules in ukraine, basically prohibiting the public use russian language. when a

i'm charlotte bell is outside the passport office here in cobb, where there's been a huge surge and application as violence increases across. i've got a l l d is there a lawyer from dough home also coming up the state.

i mean, he is common to cobb. his company made money on dogs in russian. they homeless that would be formed in ukrainian and people expected him because he is from ukraine from rock. people expected him to be sensitive to the sentiments, always ukrainians. but it's not the 1st time that it's happened. so, i mean, coach, my problem is to make russian official language in ukraine. i mean the 2nd official language and he received a he is electorate in the east after that basically young coverage progress the same and he didn't do anything almost thing and to, to fulfill the expectations. so he's a doctor and so that sounds juliana is not very different from the previous president, but that, you know, the bad side with the was i do it is the walk and, and i think i can wait until writing this article where he basically says the russians and you bring people, he has been waging because he hoped that these feeling the sentiment would express itself in ukraine. but now when you have a drink calling in language rules in ukraine, basically prohibiting the public us

. >>> unfortunate news for you, for team usa volleyball player taylor cobb. he tested positive for covid-19 and he is in isolation. his brother said he is feeling fine right now. and raj mathai will host "from the bay area to tokyo." >> so much to look forward to there. >>> happening today, you may have a little trouble getting uber in san francisco. that's because rideshares across the street are taking to the foot on strike. drivers will protest outside uber headquarters to demand the right tocafornia today. that rally starts at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> as this year's wildfire season rages on, pg&e's expanding its resources for customers at risk of being affected by planned power outages. the power shutoffs are part of the company's efforts to prevent wildfires that could happen if high winds cause damage to powerlines. customers who depend on power for medical needs can register for pg&e's medical base line program. it includes an additional energy allotment every month and extra notifications about any upcoming shutoffs. utilities also hosting upcoming we

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. >> reporter: kay cobbs in miami just got out of the hospital after a battle with covid. the 48-year-old mother avoided the vaccine because she was worried about side effects, but wound up with covid, fighting for her life. she's now pushing her whole family to get the shot. do you regret waiting? >> yeah, i do regret waiting. and i had several conversations with several people and i was like, you know, i just need to see how this thing is going to turn out, like, you know, you guys going? s ttg >> reporter: in missouri, wheres county today putting a new indoor mask mandate in place. >> these numbers are too alarming to ignore. we as health care professionals and as elected officials can't stand idly by while this delta variant takes more and more victims. >> reporter: the missouri attorney general planning a lawsuit to block it. and tonight, growing questions about the true number of breakthrough cases in this country among those who are fully vaccinated. while authorities say they are rare and mostly mild, some health experts demand to know more. >> what the cdc really

i said to cobb dumble wants to protect women from sexual violence and she offers job opportunities to those who need them the most. the women in the refugee camp, in my degree, in northeastern agirri, one of the cities most affected by the vocal. her insurgency, i should to couple dunbar is on their way to visit women live in the internally displaced. the post comes in my degree, the capital of my jewish northeastern state. she's agenda equality, activist, and whole sweatshops. ah, i used to come for the i difficult time to time to discuss with women on the importance for them to allow their dos as to what the school was. i talked to them on how to prevent them from issue that has to do with gender, dis, valez as the sexual ident, valez 1600 cases of gender baseball ins. well, water in north eastern nigeria in 2019 alone. this includes re assault and for marriage. mark cases have been reported since the beginning of the book her, i'm insurgency in 2009. i said to herself, was forced into an early march. not most of it had to stock have own n g u, b one i want to not is turned out why

affordable housing obligations, which was quickly dismissed by several councilmembers, including dan cobb>> i think it sets a bad precedent, it's a bad idea, and to me, that is a shocking element of this that i have difficulty swallowing. >> reporter: the other sticking point has to do with the creation of a special tax district in jack london square, which would divert city revenues for infrastructure funding, but something the a's want but the city opposes. >> the overwhelming majority of the growth and assess values and taxes that are generated in that area would likely have occurred even outside the project, and absent the project would flow into the city's general fund and be available for critical city services . >> reporter: additional concerns of traffic and environmental impacts were raised, though many of those will be addressed during a formal environmental impact review. the city also wants the team to agree to not relocate for 45 years, but now the city staff will have to work fast to finalize the proposed term sheet by next friday before the vote on the 20th it, as councilme

last month, regional leaders agreed to send a stand by force to the gas rich province of cobb del gato in the north. how much hasa has more mm. the bubble is deploying soldiers to neighboring mozambique as part of the southern african development community. standby for more than 300 trips will help train muslim beeks army to fight an armed group affiliated to isolate in north of the country. but swan and south africa have already deployed . other countries in the 16 member regional block are considering doing the same, though in italy, this marilyn the duration of the conference and the member states society would be able to maintain their own forces within the country. and this is exemplified by the d at a see conference. wait, it took longer for it to resolve the conflict within the d. c. but in this instance, it's something that is not that that long and the most economical capacity to help with the regional states. i'm not the only ones getting involved. portugal, the e u and the united states are training muslim. the army or wanda already has soldiers on the ground. the east afric

for join nell by ali latifah, he's a journalist in cobb bowl. it's good to have you on the program. i'll either video that we have seen of those special forces who were surrendering to the taliban and then who were executed it. so graphic, we can't show to tell version viewers, but it begs the question, do these government forces these soldiers, do they stand any chance against the taliban? yeah, of course they do. you know, they're there as much as, you know, districts are falling into, it's all about hands are also being taken back. and i think we need to be really careful of this very doom and gloom narrative ahead of time. the war still ongoing . you know, things are still happening. there's still a fight being put up and i think the more we sort of already hand over a victory until told bonnie think we're doing this service to the country. where do we know in terms of percentage of territory? do you know how much the totally, by them taken and how much african forces then have been able to retake the problem with, with, with these territory issues is that unfortunately these te

has been suspended by his club, pending police investigations into suspicion of child sex offences. cobb said in a statement, they will continue to support the authorities with their inquiries. a player has been released on bail after being detained on friday. of the milwaukee bucks are on the verge of quenching their 1st and the championship title in 50 years. box star player yanis and ted's bo will lead his team against the phoenix suns and gang 6 of the finals. later on tuesday, they'll have the chance to seal the championship on their home court. the box of 13 games in a row to leave the best of 7 series, 3 games and it's hard not to get ahead of you. so, but this is the time that you got to be the most discipline, you know? and that's what i'm going to do. i'm going to be as discipline as possible. don't get too excited to get to pumped out for the game. none of that can play the game right now throughout this entire playoff, right? this is our 1st and elimination game. i mean, so is through and i mean it's no looking back now. we've got to come out, be ready to play and, you know,

the escalating situation is driving the nation farther into a humanitarian crisis, with cobb calling upon european countries to help deportations of ask on like once for the next 3 months. thousands of off downey's being forced to abandon their homes as a ton upon it continues their i'll village. we're surrounded by the taliban. there is nothing we can do to tell them captured our homes. we have been displaced . we are facing such on just a moment. my children live by the road. what should we do? as a mom? several years in the government should help us. our children are hungry and thirsty . our homes are under the control of the taliban and we cannot go there. i lost my cow and a calf my home and all my goodness, i'm dead. i'm suffering your lot. you can see will live in this tent even though i have a home. i have been displaced. there is a war in our village and the area where i lived is under the control of the taliban, and 300 families have been displaced. while it's a good time, take a look at another war torn country that's already been down. a similar path to afghanistan on som

he's a journalist in cobb bowl, it's good to have you on the program, lead the video that we have seen of those special forces who were surrendering to the taliban and then who were executed. so graphic, we can't show the tel village and viewers, but it begs the question, do these government forces the soldiers? do they stand any chance against the taliban? yeah, of course they do. you know, they're there as much as, you know, districts are falling into tall by hands. they're also being taken back. and i think we need to be really careful of this very doom and gloom narrative ahead of time. the war still ongoing. you know, things are still happening. there's still a fight being put up and i think the more we sort of already hand over a victory until 12 i think we're doing this service to the country. where do we know in terms of percentage of territory, do you know how much the totally bounded taken and how much african forces then have been able to retake the problem with, with, with these territory issues is bad. unfortunately, these territories trade hands all the time. they've been

like frish to dickie many people in cobb will cautiously marching forward. but unsure of what lies ahead, they likely wonder will we have to move will or economy survive when our right to be retained and without people live to see a bright future. answers that for most and cobble are in the hands of other people . the charlotte bellis al jazeera cobble. a pulitzer prize winning indian photojournalist has been killed in afghanistan, kandahar district, donald city. he worked for the reuters news agency and was embedded with the african special forces. he was caught in the crossfire between taliban and i've gone troops in the spin bolduc chillen border area. and what he knew king has made his 1st public remarks calling weeks of process denouncing the monarchy. he called the demonstrators satanic and accused them of taking the country backwards. a teacher's union says, police fire take out some water cannon to disperse crowds. as protest is gathered on friday, dozens of people have been reportedly killed and injured since the rallies began in june. 14th, formall

but when people try to cobb the blacklight and marks is movement under what market new level they are just trying to extract this futile school remains so that it could be so great that they can find to try and agree what's waiting on. i don't care about the politics. i travel is 3 words, black lives matter. so don't come to me about political movement. this is that you want to tear on movement. what was happening in south africa was up i, i wasn't supporting on the agenda side that they were not when i was in contact with. so dr. got it wasn't the politicians, it was the sport in organizations. so politics, dance where did always meet. i want to get on to education, which is a huge part of this. we're going to in a 2nd. but as you make the point in the book, surely some white people who do know about the history of racism and imperialism. recognize that if black people get more power, they may start treating whites the way the way it's treated people of color. and that perhaps is what they are fearful up. but again, is there any history of black people doing that to any other areas?

many people in cobb will cautiously marching food, but unsure of what lies ahead. they likely wonder will we have to move? will our economy survive when our right to be retained and will our people live to see a brighter future? answers that the most and cobble are in the hands of other people, the charlotte bellis out to 0. kabe. a police surprise winning indian photojournalists has been killed in afghanistan. kandahar district danesh to d key works for the voyages, news agency and was embedded with the afghan special forces. he was caught in the crossfire between taliban, enough gun troops in the spin bowl. dr. mon border area, south africa, the president says the week of violence and looting was planned and coordinated. serial. post says security forces have identified 12 ring lightly ring leaders, sorry. and his deploy 25000 soldiers onto the streets. at least 212 people were killed. bernard smith has related some durbin, the scene of some of the worst of the writings. mm. south africa's army is protecting its citizens from each other and forcing an easy, comp,

i'm charlotte bellis, outside the passport office here in cobb where there's been a huge surge and application as well as increases across ah, hello and welcome. i and peter, you're watching al jazeera life.

they overstep their mandate. police say by holding public gatherings, the politicians were breaking cobb in 1900 regulation. put in place by speaker. sorry about the topic, but we're just making sure people ahead of the laws of the country that invited many people turning their plan, meeting from a party meeting into a public one, even though their plans before an indoor meeting by party officials. this is an attempt by the government to the capital, the push for constitutional reform, semiannual husband, tanzania, has a new president some years to lew happen to cove after the death of john michael fully in march. people are hopeful, she would move away from her predecessors, policies, they say rolled back them aquatic freedom, the country had gained. she has said, the main priority is growing the economy. the president's petition is that the constitution will, the reforms will need to white lifting the bond on political rallies that's in place and times in year. we'll also need to wait until she had time to in her words, open up the economy. that's something that's consistent with with

many people in cobb will cautiously marching forward. but unsure of what lies ahead, they likely wonder will we have to move? will our economy survive when our rights be retained and without people live, to see a brighter future? answers that the most in cobble are in the hands of other people. the charlotte bellis out to 0. cobbled moving on and emergency workers and germany and belgium are still searching for hundreds of people missing off the heavy flooding. more than 150 has now been confirmed, dead not figure is expected to increase. rescue efforts are being hampered by collapsed roads and damaged communication lines. step bass and reports. now from the germantown findig, where cleanup efforts have begun. they were trapped in the rooms on the 1st floor when the water rose up to 4 meters in no time, at least 12 residents of this home for disabled people died before they could be moved to safety. across the street gabriella wild watched the neighbourhood swiftly turn into a swirling river and feared the worst that one of the people on

many people in cobb will cautiously marching food. but unsure of what lies ahead. they likely wonder will we have to move? will our economy survive when our rights be retained without people live, to see a brighter future. answers that the most in cobble are in the hands of other people . and of the 40 years of conflict. now people just want a resolution view in recent fighting has displaced about 270000 people, just exacerbating a dire situation in the country shot at best on the ground for us there any ask on capital problem. thank you so much on moving on and emergency workers in germany and belgium are still searching for hundreds of people missing off the heavy flooding. more than $150.00 on now confirm dead figures still expected to increase . rescue efforts are also being hampered by collapse, roads and damaged communication lines that boston reports. now, from the germantown of cin, vague, where some cleanup efforts have become, they were trapped in the rooms on the 1st floor when the water rose up to 4 meters in no time. at least 12 residence of this home

i'm charlotte bell is outside the passport office here in cobb where there's been a huge surge and applications as violence increases across that kind of stuff. i covered 19 cases and rising in tenure, the government is extending restrictions to prevent it from getting worse for 6 months, for responsibility for my mother's mother. and i'm not, she should still be alive. the son of a multi journalist who was murdered in 2017. that the government needs to happen, they'll have a live interview and pete a similar level you sports now that talk of it to hopes for the golden slam. moreover, as he uses in the semi finals at the tokyo gave me a new life is beginning for hundreds of afghans who worked alongside us led forces during the war. the 1st group and their families, touched down in the united states, have been left at home, was worried about taliban retaliation, and total $221.00 people. 1357 children and 15 babies have been taken to the fort the military base in virginia. hundreds more are due to follow. $20000.00 others have applied for the special immigrant visa, afghans who worked for the us

i'm charlotte bell is outside the passport office here in cobb with its been a huge surge and application as violence increases across. i've got a i l, l does there lloyd from dough home, also coming up the state months, their responsibility for my mother's mother. i'm not, she should be alive. the son of a multi journalist murder in 2017 says the government need to answer for what happened and fans remain fenced off, but the grown a virus emergency is getting worse inside and outside japan. coast city. ah, a new life is beginning for hundreds of afghans who worked alongside us led forces during the war. they've been taken in buses, along with their families to the fort a military base in the u. s. state of virginia. 221 people in all including 57 children and 15 babies have left their homes out of fear of telephone retaliation. $20000.00 others and their families have applied for the special immigrant visas. right now people who worked for the u. s. government omitted trade for at least 2 years are eligible. that threshold may be dropped. us says, and joe biden says that the groups is th

many people in cobb will cautiously marching for, but unsure of what lies the heat, they likely wonder will we have to move. will our economy survive when our rights be retained and will our people live to see a brighter future? answers that the most and cobble are in the hands of other people, the charlotte bellis out to 0 cobble. the daughter of gunner stones on basset to pakistan has been abducted and assaulted in a slum about african foreign ministry says 26 year old cecilia alex here was severely tortured and suffered blows to her head. she was held for more than 5 hours. nobody has been arrested. emergency workers in belgium on western germany, searching for hundreds of people believe to be missing after devastating floods. at least a 160 people are confirmed dead and that's figures expected to rise. rescue efforts are being hampered by collapsed roads and damaged communication lines. side note, we mourn with those who have lost their friends and relatives, the fate breaks out hopping. this is a time of hardship and hardship we stand together. i'm glad for the signs of commiserat

many people in cobb will cautiously marching food. but unsure of what lies ahead, they likely wonder will we have to move will or economy survive when our right to be retained? and when are people live, to see a bright future. answers that for most in cobble are in the hands of other people. the charlotte bellis out to 0 cobbled emergency workers in belgium and western germany. i was searching for hundreds of people believe to be missing after devastating floods. more than 150 people are confirmed dead. and that figure is expected to rise. rescue efforts are being hampered by collapsed roads and damage communication lines. so i don't know, we mourn with those who have lost their friends and relatives, the fate breaks out hopping. this is the time of hardship and, and hardship we stand together. i'm glad for the signs of commiseration of compassion, of solidarity, not just from the region, but from all over germany, with his mit survosity and it starts with more on the recovery efforts in germany. what we're seeing now is that the reli

and then now i'm charlotte bell is outside the passport office here in cobb where there's been a huge surge and application as well as increases across. i've got a fellow again, i'm come all found to maria in don't. how with the world news from al jazeera and jail, down to hong kong, national security lower has been given 9 years in prison. a sent them back to the states meant to send a message and is where it rolls out. it's a co good 19 booster shots with us report say the delta variant is now is contagious chicken. ah, welcome home. the west view as president joe biden, to those on board the 1st flight bringing afghans who worked alongside american lead forces during the war. buses have taken them to the fort lee military base and the state of virginia, 221 people in all 57 of them children 15 were babies 20000. others of applied with special in the current basis. those who worked for the us government or military for at least 2 years are eligible, but the process has been long and complicated. joe biden says this fight this flight is the 1st of many. this is part of his statement.

many people in cobb will cautiously marching forward, but unsure of what lies ahead. they likely wonder will we have to move? will our economy survive when our rights be retained and will our people live to see a brighter future? answers that the most and cobble are in the hands of other people. the charlotte bellis al jazeera cobble south africa present, says the week of lute, violence and looting was planned and coordinated. ceramic sofa said security forces . i've identified 12 ringleaders and he's deployed 25000 soldiers onto the streets . at least 212 people were killed, bernard smith, as the latest from durban, the scene of some of the worst of the writing. in south africa, the army is protecting its citizens from each other and forcing an easy, comp, shops, malls, factories in warehouses, accounting, the cost after an outbreak of looting and writing, but swept through parts of the country after the jailing. a former president, jacob zuba, on friday, his successor cerro ram, oppose a visited causal in the tower, the worst effected province. it is clear now that