many thanks with us. story for is donna so become lessons to be learned. the you case education watchdog says classes on sex and gender issues. ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation or community. ah, you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation. let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the welcome back to the stars and stripes has been flagged as a symbol of hate, a prominent black lives matter activist. if anyone who flies the american flag gets themselves away is a big it when we see this flag, we know the person flying, it is a racist. when we see this flag, we know that the person flying it lives

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so it is pretty chaotic as far as i'm concerned. >> yeah. in that chaos, donnapeople who don't want to be helped? how do you think a mask mandate or even new guidance on masks will be perceived in the states that need that guidance, red states for example? >> well, unfortunately, i think the hyperlocalization of what has happened over the course of the last year and a half is because it began that way intentionally to push the decisionmaking on to local officials so that the trump administration, the president, the then-trump white house would not have to be in the middle of the decisionmaking and not forcing these things. so now the biden administration comes in and is trying to, you know, in some ways put a round peg into a square hole here by fitting in a set of guidance and resources that were already very local anyway because the disease and its response had been localized. so, you know, i think that we're just in a really -- right now where you do see this overlay of just red states and red localities where you are seeing numbers go up exponentially. i wou

tell us what really happened >> thanks donna. so the first me or anyone found out about this was april 27 when the hudson school of journalism put out a press release saying nicole hannah jones had been fired as night chair. that did not specify whether she had tenure, they were very excited. and that went to the martin center and wrote that this was a bad decision made by unc chapel hill. an organization here in north carolina later found out that the position was untenured. and incorrectly assumed that it was because of conservative criticism. and so that article went viral and national media picked up on it and said that she had tenure and it was misspoke and terrible but what happened is that when the hudson school submitted the information about the firing of jones to the board of trustees, back in january the committee that looks at tenure asked the journalism school some questions. about nicole hannah jones experience reasonably. we don't have that information because it is protected, personnel information that they pushed ba

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so much. my name is donna pollard, and i am the founder of survivors warner. that's a nonprofit that i started back in 2018 to empower and where survivors the various forms of trauma will bring an end to psycho to the b as in families, including cases or child parents. thanks for being with us, sarah. welcome back to the stream in line to odeon to day. thank you so much for having me. my name is laura top, a name, and i publicly advocate here in the united states to end the practice of child marriage. i was forced that at 15 years old to marry a complete stranger. and so now i use my experience to advocate against the practice of very harmful practice that exists here in the us and worldwide and hello max. welcome to the st. helen. hi, my name is max robins. i'm the founder and executive director of students. again, child marriage, where the 1st student lead non crop in the united states that the voted to and then the american child marriage crisis get to have you get. i'm going to start with a conscious of a controversial unicef and teen marriage ad campaign

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so they're monsters. we need help. come down and help us catch them. >> donna, thank you so much for being with us. lead" starts right now. pfizer sparks a battle over boosters, penning big pharma against big government and leaving millions asking do i need another shot? >>> plus could you pack up your life in 15 minutes? imagine that. that's what some florida residents face today after being forced to evacuate their condo in the wake of the surfside collapse. >>> the cost of child care nearly doubled over the pandemic, why those soaring costs may be here to stay.

so they're monsters. we need help. come down and help us catch them. >> donna, thank you so much for being with us. "the lead" starts right now. >>> a shot of confusion. "the lead" starts right now. pfizer sparks a battle over boosters, penning big pharma against big government and leaving millions asking do i need another shot? >>> plus could you pack up your life in 15 minutes? imagine that. that's what some florida residents face today after being forced to evacuate their condo in the wake of the surfside collapse. >>> the cost of child care nearly doubled over the pandemic, why those soaring costs may be here to stay. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper on this friday. we start with the health lead and the white house today insisting those who are fully vaccinated don't need a booster shot. at least not right now. that in rebuttal to pfizer which last night prompted a scramble when it issued a statement saying its vaccine can wear off and people may need a third dose. within hours the fda and cdc trying to tamp that down, the white house underscoring the message this

she joins us from oxford, santa donna, he welcome to the news out. so does this mean that one has less protection? if you had dose one of pfizer on day one and those 228 days later. right. hello. and we'll 1st hold to say, this is an immunology study and we're waiting for further studies and effectiveness . and what we found was, on average, if you had to show to dosing interval and you had lower anti bodies, but this is our population level. so i think 1st of all, i'd like to say that to judge by the bit vaccine in very good to inducing and mean responses. and if you had your prize back in on a short dosing info, don't worry it's, it's a great back scene. we just found that the u. k. strategy which was to give along with the strategy which was based on and knowledge of back seems diseases and how long the gap often is better. and also as a way to quickly job as many people as possible. if one dose actually ended up giving higher antibody levels and how does this react to the delta variance because that's the coming variance and that's the, that's the v

so yours, donna, thank you very much for joining us. south africa is witnessing its worst violence in decades with riots and looting corrupting. after the jailing of the former president, more than 110 people have been confirmed dead. and in the middle of the writing in the city of durban, a terrifying incident involving a small child, ended safely. a warning you might find these images disturbing. as flames engulfed her black eye, her block of flats, a desperate mother threw her daughter to a crowd of bystanders on the street below to save her. they were then seen shearing as the toddler was caught safe and sound. the mother described to us how afraid she was in that moment. melissa is doing what i can say. yeah, sure. so shock because she always remind me of what i did to her leg when she said that building also she was pointing those. it's my mom. you drew me down, you to me, it would have been you the flex spending. we only smell smoke from the 16th floor and the lady from the recession. she was going floors was telling us to come d

. >> donna, i certainly hope so. what this all demonstrated, by wheem is. this take on a ln. colleagues are those, of course, that many of our celebrate a narcotic of all of this. that's, mill dwronz of people want to believe thirl. theeds continues to fush these nights. worry worried about some kind of intervention. that could lead to war, that the president is behaving over nausly, but they're saying he ought to be regarded for the second leaders. themp pushing this false narrative. that's a traj die. the think -- michael bender was on cnn talking about how chairman of the joint steefs of happy and. listen to this and then we'll talk about it. >> milley and attorney general bill barr at the whous. >> i visit with national fda. what do they pasch. . let's go to the white house moment. and whapds? they don't end up most kmefrl moments th -- in the biggest one for years. >> he was water cameraing american citizens. i think it comes across in the book that we felt at the time that trump was usurping his power, was acting with a dictatorial bent, was willing to ruin the careers

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but donna luciana doesn't need a measuring device to tell when it's ready for the. so over the next, i know in my heart, but it's the reach that point to a meter at the white coffee gets dried out and has no taste anymore. no, not in the use. domingo wants to offer his son a better life. one that's easier than his if you are growing coffee is too much hard work. looking after the bushes, the harvest, calling the sax. so i decided that my son shouldn't follow in my footsteps when were you that it'd be better if he went to see what to do. ma'am, is one of the 21 my own languages, spoken in guatemala, where the mans comprised one of the largest ethnic groups. ah, when you, when i when i came to the city, there was a group of miss diesel where we thought they were better than in the thesis, the center. so you start to doubt yourself, momentum based on the parents that maybe they are better than us because they speak spanish. what is can a thought to look out in the spaniard? he put it in my head. i thought a maya is as intelligent as a miss diesel, maybe even more or mccor

on page 26 donna and grace and so many people specifically white people have unjust often understood slavery and those held in its grip. only in abstract terms they do not see the faces. they cannot picture the hands. they do not hear the fear. or the laughter they do not consider that these were children like their own. where that these were people when had birthdays and weddings and funerals. who loved and celebrated one another? just as they love and celebrated their loved ones. see for me that is the whole point of writing at all because we have to be specific. we have to particular we have and the only way we ever have the accretion of qualities if you human beings and then to have the drama of their lives is when we can actually see that, how can i possibly hurt another person because the other person is a person and i think in this work i was so moved by it. nella is going to come back because there are folks have been patiently waiting to ask you questions. now, where are you? all right. let me unmute myself. okay? thank you. oh my gosh, this is just my head is exploding this

so barrier. have breathed a huge cyber leaf, that after all a heat on board survived the crash landing off the both engines failed. egos donna gave more details to don quarter. so the plane in question is an and 28. it's manufactured in ukraine and it's a quite old machine, but still fit for service. it is a small to so it's no match to the boeing to add boxes that travelers are used to flying on. so it to cost in siberia and 20 minutes 29 minutes into the flight. the air traffic control is the received and signal from its emergency beacon. this is essentially the same thing as sending and as so s please out them. so rescue has voted a helicopter and began the search in the area where they were expecting to find the plane. so they supported it as it was lying their belly up, all rec, completely. it's a complete mess that you can see yourself, but standing out the site, we could also see the passengers. apparently all 18 people in board survived. the only person to get an injury was the pilot. reportedly it's a fractured bone, a broken leg, maybe. but the doctors are saying they're examining him and just to make sure what exa

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. >> donna and grace and so many people, specifically white people, have often understood slavery and those held in its grip only in abstract terms. they do not see the faces. they cannot picture the hands. they do not hear the fear or the laughter. they do not consider that these were children like their own, or that these are people who at birthdays and weddings and funerals, who loved and celebrated one another just as a loved and celebrated their loved ones. >> see, for me that is the whole point of writing at all, because we have to be specific. we have to be particular, and the only way we can never have the accretion of qualities of human beings and then to love the drama of their lives is when we can actually see that how can i possibly hurt another person? because of the person is a person. and i think in this work i was so moved by it. now is going to come back because they're been folks patiently waiting to ask you questions. where are you? >> i i will i meet my supper thk you. oh, my gosh, this is so, my head is exploding, this is an incredible conversation got beautiful b

clint: donna and grace, and so money people, specifically white people, have often understood slavery and those held in its grip only in abstract terms. they do not see the faces, they cannot picture the hands, they do not hear the fear or the laughter. they do not consider that these were children like their own, or that these were people who had birthdays and weddings and funerals, who loved, and celebrated one another, just as they loved and celebrated their loved ones. >> see, for me, that is the whole point of writing at all. because we have to be specific, we have to be particular, and the only way we can ever have the accretion of qualities of human beings and then to have the drama of their lives is where we can -- when we can actually say, how can i possibly hurt another person because the other person is a person? i was so moved by it. nella is going to come back because folks have been patiently waiting to ask questions. where are you? nella: thank you. oh, my gosh, my head is exploding. this is an incredible conversation, this is beautiful. but yes, we do have some questio

right here at home is right outside our doors. professor simon donna, professor climate ology at the university of british columbia. thanks so much for sharing your thoughts here on out there. thanks everyone in the program. meanwhile, the race of deforestation and brazil's amazon rain forest rose the 4th consecutive month in june. and they're off as it will only get west with more droughts and forest fires expected higher. it has this report new, dangerous, showing the world's largest tropical rain forest is shrinking fast scientists for years been warning that the amazon is disappearing. it's an alarming rates, especially in brazil. its last refuge for many endangered wildlife and home to millions of species. some of them still on identified and now that shows that the deforestation of the brazilian amazon rose for the 4th consecutive month in june, hitting a record high. in the 1st 6 months of this year alone. it went up by 17 percent. more than 3500 square kilometers of amazon have been cleared already. that's almost 3 times the size of the city of rio de janeiro. many blame the government. phil is committed to smiling.

job in the center of the piazza is not suitable for everyone, he'll so you definitely need a lot of enthusiasm to do this job. donna, it's not just about trying to control the to the be the podium and it's conducted has even made it into italian film history. and then 1000. i know in the film the shot here, if you're going to be with us offices in this piazza workplace, it made us famous. when you know that the bad time only men might trace position at the crossroads. but rome has since moved with the time and the a new louise she has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues. that may be because dr. as a more impressed by a woman, they show more respect. at least they follow my signal closely. ellia norah remembers all too well how during the knock down no traffic directions were needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piazza beneath that yawn all around the vigil . riana monuments that hardly any color complete. everything was empty to sign and real didn't even know you could even hear the birds singing about it, but there is no semblan

so you lou and the closure own can will result of also mama on the phone. donna lee go mandel is gabriela little late. how late are she? yeah, she was on earlier lunch. so, actually, a lot of misha who may or may or may shoot me a touch of i am willing to lay my thing with him. so proving because i caught you actually in that i do by the last pretty. i'd almost out of the battle. i'm new to very well, i'm in the, at the hospital. what kind of loan i didn't want microsoft i was kind of sent us back in with a hardly island. however, i don't know what it cost for them on how to log in. as long as you're welcome, nathan had in helena at the flu shot. he's a lot lot because i can't i want some of the. i'm all like what, but i will also my last appointment a little bit with the headache my left and does 2 years following the israeli soldiers capture an irish construct mediator. oliver mac turner approached us with a message from israel. fish gonna terminate him off a lawsuit with atlanta oliver while he was worth and as not to leave the 41. 1 is the one that i bought t

busy coffee and i do i have a list and why pool patio coffee both to donna and kira, could this on the phone or my pin. so sheila tolts book was listed best because you'd be looking you feel that daniel does any it's all to call it could be you didn't do it, but it is often you have, it is the fact that it was canceled, but by his death i seen it he really loved to see the group on the mouth. brevity appreciate that. just got the nice me to keep enough for service was a very critique, said the passenger, we lose it. so colanda voted video. no though much. what i want to think of military mark in a minute. they did. did they want to get a magic on fi? move it up front, and i'm going to be voted on fund. i'm not really an added in c m i a but then it in the peninsula listen. a bunch of minutes because a basque on the vehicle valid on a senior. what the limit can see. oh come us, not that much of the common knowledge shows an issue of commodity button in both d b the yeah, it was, this is a monkey las rather than the this was in the midst the inside of me invited message . the thing. it's a self because even

so her survived. ah, decided to spend days searching the bed puck donna, for the few remaining animals. this conservation area about the size of firms, but previously home 224-0000 cycles of which 200000 died. it wasn't easy for expedition leader stephens food her to return to this place. so as finding women, that's really how i was really shocked when i saw how many animals were dying back in 2015 and i was in the field myself and saw with my own eyes the 1st dead psycho lying there like the long it was the 1st place where it happened and i was right, there was plenty of right there for me. huge mountains of where thousands of animals were buried. still testified to the dials along with the countless leech line among the bushes. the british veterinary and antelope expert richard coke also witnessed the disaster that was triggered by bacteria. the idea that the bacteria is present in the animals and we have confirmed that it does occur and healthy animals and it overloads it. something triggers the growth of the bacteria and it kills the saga. the 2nd hypothesis is actually more of an e

so that way i got my 3 to 3 and i'm glad donna finished yano vo, lift the nepa a town in the department of t. j. she raised 6 children, largely on her own. her husband died in the aftermath of the guatemalan civil war. the last de feliciano coffee harvest is laid out to try one the crazy. i grew up in the whole family. you know, i didn't have any shoes and walked through the streets barefoot with my disability . when i turned 7, my father won't let us know that in this would mean my mother didn't want that either because we had not the money north of him live from my but my father finally relented and i enrolled myself in the company and deal you'll follow them, if we leave it in this way, then there were no female teachers from the issue. and so i took a course to be able to work with children. if a lot of a high school nino, the hand, because it worked and the coffee plantations on the post were treated badly and poorly page. and i heard that there was a nice to me. so in those, if you could tell us, yes, it's double oregon erect. let's protest the base of wages. women at 1st it was j

donna crane, political science lecturer at san jose state university. thanks soing with us tonight. thank you. all right. let's talk about the weather now as we take a beautiful look of san francisco. no clouds in the sky. catherine. lawrence karnow is back with us. i'm lauren. so what can we expect? yeah. looking good here. i think things kind of settling down at the monsoon. >> those clouds kind of moving out of town now. and so we're clearing out skies there. but we do have some fog that is beginning to move in along the coastline. pretty thick down on the deck out toward the golden gate bridge right now. you stretching its way back on shore. we're going to see more of that into early tomorrow morning. moving to the golden gate bridge with that. nice westerly wind outside temperatures today, right. as the average in san francisco, it's 69 degrees. 77 and a very pleasant day and warm in oakland, 84 in san jose getting hot in the valleys though 98 in livermore. that is 10 degrees above the average, the same with conquered and 94 degrees and hot in santa rosa. th

so what do i get home? i love about this is this on the la donna part of them and i had to go to that as to where you got it because behind you and the woman got here with me to get to talk to valuables is why we made some i did not have you know, oh the but the expect legend, we'll go john bill. can we come good via me father. good month. you gala go link. tell me. well, i can i done again? i'm going to guess i would william. well hi, mom. i don't know joe. medical was going with little from the little was on the lead from that way. he doesn't know that the back a little bit later legally that i've of some know go on in the know willow was one way or the lead. so that up on i don't know that they do have a great grandmother really know them, but i will that i don't i guess i think she went to school before now and if my was but i just is listen to the world. i'm in the from ah ah, ah, i don't be they may not be a little less awesome. let me get you thought if you took them i haven't, i haven't got even got the hey, we need to be we're going to get a lot of the home. i don't have that the by the be what you

some of the major news today that has been as of american, so make it richard donna. no real connection with con, but he leaves quite a legacy. no, i mean can, of course is known for celebration of art house films of tourist about richard donner was not that richard honor was one of the great one of the greatest directors of commercial blockbuster cinema he, he basically invented at least 2 genres with this film superman, he created the, the new superhero movie jaundra and with lethal weapon. he basically invented the buddy cop genre. it was a phenomenally successful director, his, his films gross access of a $1000000000.00 worldwide. and he'll be really, really sorely best, even here in can, which although it doesn't tend to celebrate blockbuster cinema still a respects the really hollywood commercial cinema. next week, we're going to have the, the right car for going to have the french premier of f 9. the new film and the fast and furious a franchise, which is just as kind of sort of big budget blockbuster entertainment that richer daughter would have been proud of.

donna hall is monitoring events for us from london, jonah. so how is this request to way the backseat patients likely to go down? i think it will meet a divided audience in the world trade organization among its membership. as the general council meets over the next 2 days, they're going to address it. they're going to look at it, we're going to hear from them either today or tomorrow about their conclusions, at least that conclusions for the time being. the issue here is about the so called trips waiver, as you said, they're waving the intellectual property rights held by the big pharmaceutical companies over there, vaccine product, so that those vaccines can be manufactured locally in factories locally on the ground in developing countries where they're needed most where populations have seen only tiny percentages of those populations have seen vaccines or are likely to see vaccines in the near future. while, of course, the developed world richer countries have been racing towards maximum or full coverage. and at the same time, say campaigners

rather, due to the lack of john, i said, was the visit that i was so the immigration of the us contingency, and let me that 1000 the donna luciano is galati, has 6 children to feed. her husband died young. her son santos explains why his brother left the family, but he not the perfect price of coffee has fallen yet readily. and so my brother, my 4th oldest, said that it's no longer enough to feed all of it. when i pressed my call on my so he decided to go to the states and your friends and cousins the money together until he had enough to pay the people smugglers book you don't get that's how it was. no, they'll call you at the i and those are the where. yeah. but then on route immigration officers caught him and or 3 months in jail that was released on bail. and so that's the situation. now, medicine like our family insoluble, young god only knows what will happen to him. i would, it doesn't matter. i meant that he was going to the usa, supported guatemala government in preventing land reform and depressing it indigenous peoples. now the mayan gods seeking vengeance, and it's doubtful that even building a portable will

that ultimately is a political problem that they need to face so there is a real dichotomy there. >> donnaor most people for getting the vaccination program going they started almost from scratch because of the lack of a transition. and now they are really facing the mixed guidance, the flip-flop, you know, accusations unfair as they are because the virus is changing, not their policies so much. but how do they handle the political fallout? because that will stick to them. >> and i think that it is by, you know, continuing to follow the science. president biden said that he would do that from the beginning. this is a very aggressive virus. i mean, you only have to know, you know, middle school biology to know that viruses can mute at a time. they are finding ways to survive.at a time. they are finding ways to survive. and that is what this one is doing. so as it changes the guidance has to change. whether that is reversing or going forward, and so i would credit the president and the administration for trying to be responsive to a virus that is very aggressive and is finding ways to surviv

larry:y: donna who i met the gu, he's terrific. so is a 9 prime minister, even hungry at 9%.'t know what the rate is but they have a flat tax, cyprus, this is a list of our heroes because this is a bad story we need heroes. >> of course janet yellen said the race ines, this is houston allowing these poor countries to develop in a major way so i say bravo to all the countries and i want the united states to compete, let's go below 12 and half, let's go to ten. that would bring so much money and remember what we did with trump's repatriation tax we brought in a 10% tax rate, wasn't it, all that money came back from the united states. larry: he came back fast in large quantities. one last point, really quick, i am concerned kicking in today as a child tax credit $3000 of your under six years old, $3600 if your 6 - 10, 12, 14, people are eligible up to $150,000, this is a cash allowance withk no workfare, no work requirements, no employment incentives that is middle-class entitlement dependency, they're gonna try to write in them permanently into the new budget reconciliation bil

character to continue and then they said something happened they wanted donner donna reed to prove - - i didn't have to superimpose ahead sos okay of people close to him but in the future is this what we will see more and more? nicole: did you come to me with the sopranos question because i'm italian? [laughter] >> lawsuit. [laughter] >> i agree that anthony bourdain they checked all the boxes where do they take it from there? but a false impersonation? that comes with heavy fines and jail time. and this could fall under the lines of where will it end it could be like doctor fauci to say that was not me. it was ai. >> she just said is there a legal aspect? >> i don't like it at all i respectfully disagree with the issue for the anthony bourdain case now basically allow this producer this is a documentary to be portrayed as something of truth. he never said those words. this is nothing more than a producer injecting his personal feelings. if you go with a fictional movie, fine. but when it comes to something of the truth telling story, i don't like it. you are guessing come you are speculating and you will mislead the publi

donna clayton. >> it was just a mixture of so many different emotions. the fear. the anticipation.ng her husband and family. because what if they didn't want her anymore? >> and finally, the moment arrived. after more than a decade, husband and wife were reunited in a hotel lobby. >> i just walked up to her, put my arms around her, told her she was going to be okay now. >> it was very natural to see him. to talk to him. to help him. >> did you see any doubt in his eye? >> no. no. >> you took her back, no questions asked? >> there was no taking her back. it was to go get her and bring her back home where she belonged. >> taking her back? you don't like those were? it's >> not for me. no, i don't like those words. >> why not, tell me? >> because it sounds like i'm doing her a favor. when the fact is, she's my wife. she's been missing. she's been found, finally. and i'm going to go get her and bring her home. >> the following day, bobbi and randy returned to oklahoma. she saw her daughters. little girls when she last seen them. now, young women almost 19 and 22. randy says, they lower

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