damien and yasmeen everyone for tuning in. i assume you all that pre-ordered the book from politics and prose but here it is. it's fantastic, thank you. your book is so great and i'll ask my question you guys can find out for who answers. your book is so great a part of a just wants to use this our job you recount all the amazing anecdotes in your book. i'm not going to do that but there is one i would you about that is got a lot of attention already basically you report president trump at one point suggested sending inspected cruiseship passengers to guantÁnamo bay -- infected. tells about that. >> this is something that really jumped out at us, for a couple of reasons. one, back in february 2020 there was a lot of focus first on that diamond princess christian those off the coast of japan, and i think there were 500 or 600 passengers on the ship, a lot of americans on the ship, elderly americans and so there was this big fight over what to do and how to get them home. at the time 360,000 people and cruise ships around the wo

new pictures by damien hirst of cherry blossoms have gone on ctions in par.ll find out more about that. the number of people known to have died from the apartment building collapse in miami has risen to 32. over 100 are still unaccounted for. sear operation is likely to be disrupted by the approaching tropical storm elsa. here is the mayor of miami-dade county. >> we continue to urge the families of those missing loved ones to reach out and connect with us, so that our detectives can file missing persons reports with the police. we want to confirm every sine account. every single life that has been lost is a beloved family friend, best friend, someone's child or parent, niece, nephew, grandparents. we know that waiting for news is unbearable. regarding the impacts of tropical storm elsa, we continue to expect occasional gusts and strong showers today, and we are closely monitoring the weather. we have our weather service now embedded with our search and rescue teams. ros: i'm ros atkins. we are here in the bbc news room. our lead story comes from afghanistan.

damien mcguinness there.s this weekend as part of an nhs "grab a jab" initiative. the vaccination hubs will be set up in primark stores, the tate modern and even at the open championship. i've been speaking to tehmeena ajmal, who is the covid operations director at oxford health. she explained why the pop—up vaccine centres are a good idea. we are hoping that people walk past and think, ok, now�*s the opportunity to take in a vaccine straightaway. so we're talking about people here who can get their firstjab, people have already had one, they can get a second vaccination as well? yes. have already had one, they can get a second vaccination as well?- second vaccination as well? yes, but we have to — second vaccination as well? yes, but we have to make _ second vaccination as well? yes, but we have to make sure _ second vaccination as well? yes, but we have to make sure that _ second vaccination as well? yes, but we have to make sure that they - second vaccination as well? yes, but we have to make sure that the

damien hirst tells the bbc why he's moved from sharks in tanks to cherry blossoms. my mum used to say to me, "there's enough horror in the world. can't you just paint flowers?" so maybe she got to me. welcome to world news america on pbs, in the uk, and around the globe. the us withdrawal from afghanistan is accelerating. according to afghan officials, the us military left bagram airfield — its key base for almost 20 years — in the dead of night, without telling the afghans. the pentagon said today that the us exit is more than 90% complete, even as the taliban say they've captured more than ten districts over the past 2a hours. they now control about a third of the country. this map shows the areas of taliban control in dark grey, contested areas are in red, and those controlled by the afghan government are in light grey. the bbc�*s secunder kermani reports. gunfire the taliban have been advancing rapidly across afghanistan. in some areas, under—resourced government forces have surrendered or fled. in others, the insurgents have faced stiff resistance. the group is

with the people of cuba after rare anti government protest which cuba president has blamed on us damien court jails. the former adviser to the king and the member of the royal family for 15 years over an alleged troop logged on the surgeon covert cases, driven by the delta various parking lot downs in asia. the u. k. forces ahead with lifting its restriction ah, in sport, it's really a celebrating the 1st major football title since 2006, the team are back in rome with the european charity trophy. after that when against england. ah, at least 10 people have been killed and almost 500 of rested in violent protests, triggered by the jailing of former south african president, jacob zoom. the military has been deployed after days of riots and looting in the provinces was in the palace and how to change south africa. the top court is hearing an application by zoom to review his 15 month jail sentence. he turned himself into police last week after being found guilty of failing to appear at a corruption inquiry zoom. i and his supporters say they are victims of a politically motivated, cracked

the artist damien hirst tells us he's dealt with lockdown anxiety by changing tack — no more studded's been painting cherry blossom. i always just try to keep reinventing myself. yeah. my mum used to say to me, there's enough horror in the world, can't you just paint flowers? so maybe she got to me, eventually. and here at st george's park, england's players for their final training session. and coming up on the bbc news channel, it is women's quarterfinal. it is women's quarter final day at wimbledon, with world number one ashleigh barty in action. can she get the better of ajla tomljanovic later this afternoon? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last half an hour, the health secretary sajid javid has said that people who've had both doses of a covid vaccine in england will no longer have to self—isolate if they come into contact with a positive case of the virus. the change will come into force on 16th august, it will also apply to people under the age of 18, who are currently not eligible for vaccination. it comes despite the health secretary saying that dai

damien mcguinness, bbc news, neuburg, in rhineland—palatinate.people from homes in the region of salzburg where floodwaters submerge the streets of one town. the fire brigade said that the capital of the and also suffered more rainfall in an hour on saturday night than in the previous seven weeks, and in the upper bavaria region one person was killed as heavy rains deluge basements and roads. that was a look at the news around the world. you can get in touch with me on twitter, see you shortly. hello again. monday was another hot and sunny day for the majority of us, but there were a few storms that popped up. one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there was one in the veil of york but otherwise we have skies like these can be the majority of us having dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represen

that nuremberg and damien mcguinness joins us nova— joins us now.s us now. that is right, angela merkel isjust a few— joins us now. that is right, angela merkel isjust a few kilometres . joins us now. that is right, angela i merkel is just a few kilometres away from this— merkel is just a few kilometres away from this rescue centre. she has been _ from this rescue centre. she has been talking to local people, survivors _ been talking to local people, survivors of the flood. this is more than _ survivors of the flood. this is more than a _ survivors of the flood. this is more than a political meet and greet situation _ than a political meet and greet situation. she is talking to people and finding out what they need because — and finding out what they need because this is still a developing situation — because this is still a developing situation on the ground. she has been _ situation on the ground. she has been thanking rescue workers, who have been— been thanking rescue workers, who have been working four days around the clock _ have been working

damien mcguinness reports.part of western germany in living memory. translation: our community centre wasjust crushed and stuck _ to the bridge over there, and a 40 tonne truck must be stuck there as well. a housejust standing over there tilted over entirely. you can imagine this sort of thing happening in asia, but not here. at least a dozen people are thought to have died and more than 70 are still missing. buildings collapsed, whole villages almost destroyed, and cars swept away as streets were turned into raging rivers. dozens of people were trapped on the roofs of their houses waiting for rescue and almost 150,000 homes lost electricity. the whole country is affected. parts of the rhine have now been closed to shipping and across large parts of germany traffic and rail transport is heavily disrupted. over the past 24 hours this densely populated region saw record levels of rainfall. the heavy rain comes after an unusually stormy summer, causing rivers to burst their banks. the impact has been felt elsewher

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nbc's bay area damien tra -- trujillo says people's agreements are mixed. >> for some in california state, vaccines for everybody is the next step. >> to have everyone vaccinated is less of a chance to get covid, especially with the variant going around. i think it's a smart decision. >> reporter: csu says they will require vaccines for all the faculty, staff and students who visit any of the campuses. each student has until september 30 to work through the steps. the opinions here vary and there is no shortage of them. some students don't like that the choice is being taken from them. >> my education is on the line and it just feels like i'm getting bribed for it. for me to get my education i need to do this other thing on top of paying my tuition and everything else. >> i think it's also a little unfair for those who have their religious beliefs and feel like everyone can come back to campus just so they don't feel excluded. >> reporter: csu says its policy will allow for verified religious and medical exemptions, and the university system says it's in the meet and confer process with l

travelling through time and hearing the whisperings of the universe ah, in the other culture news, damien hirst, and also to the blur of the contemporary art world, is best known for his provocative pieces featuring dead animals in formaldehyde. from way back in the 90s, but a new exhibition in paris offers an unexpected explosion of joy and color with his cherry blossom series. it's seen as a natural progression of his earlier spot painting work and a homage to 19th century impressionism and point to live them over show features 30 work from a larger series that took in 3 years to complete and signals a return to paint her says his vision only got bolder with repeated pandemic delays and a collection of paintings by american pop arts pioneer andy warhol is on show in tehran for the 1st time clinic portraits of mick jagger, marilyn monroe, and jackie kennedy and aversion of war hole famous campbell. 2 cans are in the spotlight to the delight of visitors. the paintings have been lying dormant in the store room of the museum of contemporary art into around since the islamic revolution in 19

is travelling through time and hearing the whisperings of the universe in the other culture news, damien hirst, and also the blur of the contemporary art world is best known for his provocative pieces featuring dead animals in formaldehyde from way back in the 90s. but a new exhibition in paris offers an unexpected explosion of joy and color with his cherry blossom series. it's seen as a natural progression of his earlier spot painting work and a homage to 19th century impressionism and point. he lives him over show features 30 worked from a larger theories that took in 3 years to complete. and signals are returned to paint her says his vision only got bolder, with repeated pandemic delays. and a collection of paintings by american pop arts, pioneer andy warhol is on show into iran for the 1st time. i conic portraits of mick jagger, marilyn monroe, and jackie kennedy and aversion of war hole famous candy 2 cans are in the spotlight to the delight of visitors. the paintings have been lying dormant in the store room of the museum of contemporary art into iran since the islamic revolution i

in the other culture news, damien hirst, an awful chevy blur of the contemporary art world, is best known for his provocative pieces featuring dead animals in formaldehyde from way back in the ninety's. but a new exhibition in paris offers an unexpected explosion of joy and color with his cherry blossom series. it's seen as a natural progression of his earlier spot painting work and a homage to 19th century impressionism and point to live them over show features 30 work from a larger series that took in 3 years to complete and signals a return to paint her says his vision only got bolder, with repeated pandemic delays and a collection of paintings by american pop arts pioneer andy warhol is on show into iran for the 1st time. i conic portraits of mick jagger, marilyn monroe, and jackie kennedy and aversion of warhol, famous campbells soup cans, are in the spot life to the delight of visitors till the paintings have been lying dormant in the store room of the museum of contemporary art into iran. since the islamic revolution in 1917 well now to the work of photographers zach funding yawn,

four civilian astronauts breaking free from gravity oler damien, an 18-year-old physics student, the youngest person to ever travel to space and wally funk who in the '60s was denied a chance because she was a woman. >> we had a great time it was wonderful i want to go again fast. >> reporter: also in the capsule mark bezos and his brother amazon founder jeff bezos whose imagine and funding created the historic path for the sub orbital flight >> oh, my god! [ laughter ] my expectations were high, and they were dramatically exceeded. >> reporter: bezos joins an exclusive billionaires' boys club that includes sir richard branson who made the trip just days ago and elon musk whose spacex team continues to shuttle astronauts to the international space station. >> what they're doing, they are revolutionizing space travel, and they are the oroville and wilbur of today. godspeed to all of them. let's see what happens >> reporter: the nation and world watching to see where this new phase of space travel ultimately - >> touchdown >> reporter: lands jay gray, nbc news >>> the man who chaired d

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the bbc�*s damien mcguinness is in berlin with this update.happened this morning, there was an explosion — the reason or cause behind that is still unclear — but there was an explosion in a chemical refuse centre within that industrial complex. that explosion then caused a fire in a number of large chemical tanks where solvents were kept — presumably quite flammable liquids — this fire then caused a lot of the problems and presumably the injuries and fatalities. the broader situation is also quite serious for the local people, because the city of leverkusen — quite a large city, with almost 150,000 people — that area has been told really, still, people should stay at home, they should close windows and doors, and that's because it's still not clear whether that huge plume of black smoke which we saw earlier today, how toxic that might be. officials say when they measured the air, it doesn't seem dangerous at the moment, but they're playing it safe, is how they put it. so they've closed playgrounds, they've told people to stay inside, even sayi

you've got about 40 jo, which on damien, on the list. well, we'll have to see whether an inquiry is a institute back to corona virus. india is the center a global center vaccine production. is it a bit like what happened in the glorious empire, your book, extraction of the wealth of india, that the vaccines are going to countries outside india whilst are not going to the indian population? fortunately, some things have changed, for example, in itself is the world's largest, that if manufacturer vaccine 60 percent off the world's vaccines pre kobe were made in india or the small box, all of that stuff that you know back to. but there are certainly some russian qualities in the way in which we find that couple of countries, the only countries which have managed vaccination more than offset populations at once. in some cases, christ all developed rich countries. whereas boss parts of the african continent, many, many areas of the world have have reached they see people indeed in india, i think it's 5.5 percent of our population that i'm act

the artist damien hirst, famous for his bisected cow, shark in formaldehyde and diamond studded skulle a really solitary thing, making art, which i've never really got it to that point except when i was very young. so it was quite nice to do that, and then trying to find some positivity in all the negativity and all the anxiety that everybody is feeling. in the beginning i was really anxious, but it's funny that in that anxiety, i made these paintings that are really positive. the canvases got larger in lockdown, he says. leaves appeared and shifts in perspective gave more gravity to the trees. i rememberjohn lennon once said, somebody said to him, why did he cut his hair in the 70s? and he said, "well, what else would you do after you have grown it?" it kind of feels something like that, i always just try to keep reinventing myself. yeah. my mum used to say to me, "there's enough horror in the world, can't you just paint flowers?" maybe she got to me eventually. flowers that are in his words garish, messy, almost tacky. "someone who saw them the other day asked me if i was in love,"

occasions that intelligent for the top target in nuclear, scientists inside the wrong or even targeted damien nuclear facility. i'm in return, it's loading the public has used our goal to target the ships are directly or indirectly associated at what indication will change in the nature of the shot, the room. these action does this fit into the wider issue of the iran nuclear deal, as well as a feel in one way or another. everything can come back to that the negotiations are still going on, but they're not going anywhere. and israel policy puts a lot of pressure on the united states and others not to go back into the deal. you're absolutely right. i mean, it's very important to highlight that. i mean, as you know, at the move in negotiation, she the call was at the same time, despite the difficulty uranium are very much interested to reach an agreement with the united states because the comically the sinks and what because, and you know, they don't want to economy even to the united states, they tried to call in please the bargaining up by putting more pressure on it. they much similar to wha

a shell reports sentences and the case came after almost 3 months of secret hearings at the door, damien, state, security court, a one and this bit, and we'll get him as well regarding the 1st criminal bus him our dollar. the court has sentenced him to temporary imprisonment for a period of 15 years. with regard to the 2nd criminal sharif hassan been zayed, the court has sentenced him to temporary imprisonment for a period of 15 years. the 2 men found guilty of plotting to sole discord and ultimately undermined the jordanian monarchy by some are the law and show you how some bins aid our lives. a former minister who rose to become the head of jordan's royal courts, but he was not a popular figure among many jordanians who for long accused him of corruption and financial embezzlement. are the le is also said to be very close to saudi arabia, chrome, prince from a been sad man, and has been described as being an advisor to the saudi royal. his co defendant should he hasn't been said, is a member of jordan's hash. my family, which has ruled the country for a 100 years, the case against the

many coven restrictions not comes amid a steady rise in damien new infections across the country. the final decision on using the lock down will be taken in a week's time. font, a roadmap to reopening society on the 19th of july has already been revealed. so under the plan that will be no mandatory mol, squaring and public pieces, normal social distance thing that will allow my clubs, for example, to reopen. also, office employees will no longer be advised to walk from home, and those going to restaurants and all the venues will be let in freely without having to scan that q r code by a special app. boris johnson referred to the reopening plan as a now or never moment. if we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the the school holidays, then we massage ourselves. when will we be able to return to normal, the promise for a set that is going to be driven by the data, not pipe date. he doesn't have the data to throw off all protections. but the same time when the infection rate is still going all is reckless. yay! freedo

operations in the region including the most offensive, as well as interviewed when top lawmakers, damien has been hosting reports through information provider news time as our team does not have an official. also in that thank you. as soon as we get more details on that detention, what's your mother? more than 250 doctors from dozens of countries have signed an open letter to us president joe biden, calling for the release of wiki leeks, founder juliana sanchez. they know she's been subjected to psychological torture for more than a decade. we spoke to one of those signatories, professor william hogan. i think they're treating him like a terrorist. i get him a doctor's just a little. busy out of my area of expertise, but this is how they've treated other terror suspects. he is at risk for suicide in belmar prison. he's suffering still experiencing mental turmoil nations including laudatory elucidation. and what's your 1st acute tory these are some of the most severe. ready signs, illness and mental stress, all the effects really ever be back to normal to what he was like before entering

. $66.00, damien lillard scoring $21.00 points for the defending champions and in rowing, steering issues cost the great britain men for the chance to claim a fixed rate. on pic title they finished forth with australia taking cold british, warmer tom dean has come back from having corona virus twice in the lead up to the games to win gold. and the 200 meter freestyle dean as described, the win as the single greatest achievement of his life. okay, and that is all your support for now. back to you, come all, thank you for that faro far will be back for next years. now that's a 1500 hours gmc 2 hours from now i will see you then as well. in the meantime, sammy's down along with the latest news on out to 0 in just a month. a news, news, news, news, news brokers started cheerfully in front of the next museum in amsterdam under protest will scatter to demand the government is locked down restrictions and left the curfew. the 1st in the country since world war 2, the threat is that we lose our freedoms. the protest us who are not following social distances rules are repeatedly ordered to dispers

that changed history by washington, post journalist yes, mean a booth, a lab and damien, paulette, or a frightening and unsurprising account of what they call the chaos incompetence and craven politicization. that has led to more than half a 1000000 american deaths and counting one behind the scenes account after another chronicle. how from the initial discovery of this new corona virus president trump refused to take responsibility, disputed the recommendations of his own pandemic workforce. claim that the virus would just disappear. mark to advocates for safe health practices, and encouraged his base, an entire g o. p. to ignore or resend public health safety measures. remember how in the panoramic 1st hit passengers were stranded on a cruise ship that wasn't permitted to dock. the author's report that trump was most angry about this. what the sick passengers meant for him. that doubles my numbers over night. he said, don't we have an island that we own? trump asked the room went silent. where was trump going with this? he continued. what about guantanamo and everyone froze. and tha

in fact, you're on or even targeted damien nuclear facility. symbolic way is the latest country in southern africa, planning to dispatch soldiers help fight an arm group and they bring mozambique. government says fight affiliated with. i still have been operating in parts of comp delgado since 2017. they've been destroying villages and kidnapping local residents that harm latasha has more me baba is deploying soldiers to neighboring mozambique as part of the southern african development community. stand by force. more than 300 trips will help train muslim beeks army to fight an armed group affiliated to isolate 11 north of the country. but florida and south africa have already deployed. other countries in the 16 member regional block are considering doing the same. the only cell is primarily the duration of, of the concepts and the member states, acetic would be able to maintain their own forces within the country. and this is exemplified by the d. c. 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 lo

the artist damien hirst, famous for his bisected cow, shark in formaldehyde and diamond studded skull working alone during lockdown. our paris correspondent lucy williamson was given a preview. as shocking as a dead animal or a diamond studded skull in the eyes of the artist. as much about life and death. damien hirst has been painting cherry trees, dozens upon dozens of them, all the way through the pandemic. much of it alone, without his team of assistants, thanks to covid restrictions. itjust became a really solitary thing, making art, which i've never really got it to that point except when i was very young. so it was quite nice to do that, and then trying to find some positivity in all the negativity and all the anxiety that everybody is feeling. in the beginning i was really anxious, but it's funny that in that anxiety, i made these paintings that are really positive. the canvases got larger in lockdown, he says. leaves appeared and shifts in perspective gave more gravity to the trees. i rememberjohn lennon once said, somebody said to him, why did he cut his hair in the 70s? and

in fact, you're on board even corrugated damien nuclear facility. when out of france, where tens of thousands of people are protesting against so called vaccine passports, the 3rd consecutive we can, the demonstrations have taken place as the government is trying to make a health past compulsory bars and restaurants. but activists are against it. they say it amounts to 4 months dictatorship as pul brian and explains. the cobit health passport has been mandatory in france since mid july, with visitors to leisure and cultural venues like museums having to prove that they've been vaccinated. tested negative in the previous 48 hours or recovered from the disease during the previous 6 months. but what's brought tens of thousands of demonstrators out on the streets for a 3rd successive weekend. is the proposal to extend the passport to cover bars and restaurants and make it compulsory for health care workers to be vaccinated? she to go for it in i'm enough and i've resigned because i think we mustn't be blackmailed. i also think that we shouldn't be told

another town severely hit by flooding is insul, outside bonn, damien mcguinness is there. centre of this small village you can see the extent and the impact of the destruction. usually the two sides of this village are connected by an old, very solid stone bridge. that bridge has been completely swept away. now it is impossible to go from one side of the village to the other. so local people have to shout across to see if everyone is ok. you cannot call either or send e—mail but because the internet is down, telecommunications are down and mobile connections are down. it's a really difficult situation for people here. 0n the side of the village people are clearing up and mud is being swept away and the slime is being pulled out of peoples houses. on that side of the village, the situation even worse because it's not a question of clearing up it's the question of rebuilding the destruction. belgium has also found itself impacted by the floods — at least 20 people have been confirmed dead, and around the same number are reported missing. all anyone is hoping for is a let up

you know the taliban is damien territory rapidly and when they gain control of the new area, they're moving very quickly to implement policies that are pretty much identical to how they treated women preteen. and then one, i can women all across the country, no matter where they are feeling really terrified. some of them are looking for ways to please the country. some of them are appearing in some of these images that we've seen of women taking up arms and many others are just sort of quietly contemplating what their life will look like if they can no longer study or work or even leave their home alone to go out and carry on. and again, i think there's been a big focus on trying to help people who are military interpreters get to safety. and that's very important, but they're not the only ones that risk the international community really encourage and urge african women to get up to, to play leadership role, to be prominent and speak out about women's rights and in their hurry departure. and they don't seem to have thought very much about what the consequences might be for the women

people of cuba after rare anti government protest which cuba, the president has blamed on us your damien court jails, a former adviser to the king and the member of the royal family for 15 years over the ledge. the coop law is italy. welcome home. if you're 2020 champion, the england players who miss penalties are subjected to races of ah, at least 6 people have been killed and almost 500 of rested in violent protests, triggered by the jailing of former south african president jacob's ruler. the military has been deployed after days of riots and looting in the provinces of cause, you know, and how pain south africa top court is hearing an application via the lead to review his 15 months jail sentence turned themselves into police last week. after being found guilty of failing to appear at a corruption inquiry, zuba and his supporters say that they are victims of a politically motivated crack down by the current president city. and i'm a poser. well, in the last our room oppose the has addressed the nation and warned that the country may face food and the medicine shortages. and the next

damien mcguinness, bbc news, neuburg, in rhineland—palatinate.to emergency crews having to rescue people from homes in the region of salzburg, where floodwaters submerged the streets of one town. the fire brigade said the capital vienna saw more rainfall in an hour on saturday night than in the previous seven weeks. the bbc�*s bethan bell is in hallein, near salzburg. here in hallein, the rain has stopped and the clean—up is in full swing. it is dirty work and there is mud everywhere. the old town centre was hit by rain on saturday night, a torrent of water rushing through the streets after a river burst its banks. shops, homes and businesses have been hit hard. 0ur ice creams machines and our electric is very damaged and now we have a lot of mud. the army and fire brigade have been helping to clean the streets and pump out cellars. volunteers are helping to clear out the mess. yes, it's a shock and it's really difficult. i stay with us. more in a moment. hello. in response to the ongoing heat across the uk, the met office has now issued an extre

damien grammaticas reports. will hospitals be able to cope? it's a risk the prime minister is contemplating taking. his desire is to remove all covid restrictions across england, just as infections are rising fast again. but borisjohnson believes relaxing curbs now in the summer is preferable. waiting could be worse. be run the risk of _ waiting could be worse. be run the risk of either _ waiting could be worse. be run the risk of either opening - waiting could be worse. be run the risk of either opening up i the risk of either opening up at a very difficult time in the virus has an edge, an advantage in the colder months, or again putting everything off to next year, so i do think it will be a very balanced decision. what he envisages _ a very balanced decision. what he envisages is _ a very balanced decision. what he envisages is no _ a very balanced decision. what he envisages is no more - a very balanced decision. what he envisages is no more social| he envisages is no more social distancing, no limits on how many can visit your home, or h

damien mcguinness there.ndian city of mumbai have killed at least twenty people. twelve of the victims died when a compound wall collapsed on their homes in the chembur district. there were other fatalities in the suburb of vikhroli. 15 other people were rescued in a different neighbourhood of the city. rescue operations continue in both areas, as more people may be trapped in the rubble. many metropolitan train services are suspended because of waterlogged tracks. from monday, the balearic islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca will move from the uk government's green travel watchlist to amber overnight. this means that british tourists who are not fully vaccinated, will have to quarantine when travelling to and from the island. it could be a big blow to the local economy which relies heavily on tourists from the uk. 0ur reporter nick beake is in ibiza. the beaches here on the island have been filling up, but unfortunately lots of young brits have been packing up, ready to go home. they've had to cut their ho

the bbc�*s damien mcguinness has more on the clean—up effort, and the lessons yet to be learned.ar. countless numbers of people have lost everything. and the region's infrastructure has been torn apart. roads and bridges have been destroyed, and there are still areas without basic amenities. translation: there's neither electricity nor drinking water. l i don't know what to say. i must stop to take a break now and then and talk to people, otherwise i'll go crazy. within the space of two days, two large states were hit by more rainfall than they usually get in two months, causing the region's many rivers to burst their banks. in the village of schuld, the flood waters destroyed, and in some cases, even washed away houses. and in one town near cologne, the water created landslides which undermined a row of homes and a castle. it had survived for centuries, but wasn't able to withstand the onslaught of the floods. often people had just minutes to get to safety. translation: i woke up about 11pm and stepped into the water— with a depth of about 20 centimetres when i got off the bed.

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"washington post" journalist yasmine and damien paletta take an in-depth look at the trump administrationdling of the covid-19 pandemic. later retired marine lieutenant colonel examines the impact of drones in combat and their affect on the military units operating them remotely. find more schedule information at booktv.org or consult your program guide. now here's hard words brandon fleming. >> i am delighted to introduce our speakers. brandon fleming is the assistant coach of debate at harvard university and found of the nationally acclaimed harvard debate council diversity project. in 2020 he was recognized by forbes on their 30 and a 30 list and by the root as one of the root 100 most influential african-americans in 2020. nic stone was born and raised in atlanta, georgia, and only thing she loves more than an adventure is a good story about one. after graduating from spelman college to work extensively in teen mentoring and lived

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the american team also stacked with stars including damien lilliard and jason tatum. >> we have not playede're going to regroup. >> there is hope that some events outside of tokyo would have spectators, but local leaders in fukushima and others where they had baseball events they will not allow fans either. tom yamas for us in tokyo. thank you, that does it for us this hour. for now craig melvin picks up our coverage right now. >>> a busy hour with significant developments and several challenges facing the united states. first in the fight against the pandemic, the threat now posed by the highly contagious delta variant has never been clearer. the seven-day average of new cases is up double digits in the united states. so what does it mean for people that have not gotten the vaccine yet? and what could it mean for those of us that have. meanwhile in the best, consequences of climate change have rarely been this visible. exploding wildfires, expanding droughts, and dwindling supplies. i'm going to be joine