>>> building a better bay ea wa. g solu thiss c7 >>> we ask experts your questions every day at 3:00 to get answers for you in real time. there is a lot of proof of vaccination news from bars to the state of california, requiring the employees and healthcare workers to get vaccinated. we will talk about the ethics behind these new vaccine mandates. as more people are going out to restaurants, have customers forgotten how to be human? we will talk to a local restaurant owner who says it has been a rough ride >>> a lot of covid news with vaccinations stalled and cases on the rise, there are new developments that are significant, including the announcement by fisa and moderna that they are expanding studies of children under 12. joining us to talk all things vaccine and covid-related, we have dr. michael wasserman. ai committee for the california association of long-term-care of medicine. we thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. this is such an important topic. >> nationwide, we look at the number of new

ea: fair, this was in the telegraph yesterday, they did a whole series of letters to players from peoplealities that were outwith football, whereas this lot, even the superstar players, are all quite humble stop look at things they have done, as proof. marcus rashford with this campaign, jordan henderson collecting, galvanising players across the uk to raise money for the nhs. harry kane wearing the rainbo armband against germany as a statement of intent about the inclusivity in his team. —— rainbo armband. that is not weight we�*re used to, i am not denigrating those who went before, i know them personally, i know the likes of david beckham and steven gerard and frank lampard, great blokes, but they have always been bigger than football, maybe that didn�*t quite measure the idea of a team ethic, whereas these players, you read these tributes to them, they understand to sublimate themselves or the team. as a consequence you get a better team.— get a better team. interesting anal sis. get a better team. interesting analysis. john, _ get a better team. interesting analysis. john, martin -

he was asked by a regional agenda is just what was, what had been eas, track record in terms of environmental policy in north one with the i, one of the west affected regions by west affected by deflood. and he didn't really want to. and so he was quite assessed susceptible off this question and you know, he just really doesn't bode well to someone who likes to present himself like a defender of the environment. now that he's a candidate to the chancery. so i did to this new controversy. this could well hinder, he's chances of winning the actions that w political correspondent manual shows appreciated a manual and will have a special live coverage of chancellor nichols remarked when she speaks from the region devastated by flooding. stay tuned for that. while some german towns begin to assess the damage and clean up others, further south are being hit by new flooding. in the south east, the state of saxony, near the border to the czech republic, roads and rail lines are closed due to rise in waters further south at the german austria border flooding in heavy range are causing serious damage i

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to do is imagine the insurrectionists that stormed the capitol on january 6th ea lot of them were from texas. even one wasminority neighborhoods where a lot of times we're trying to get new registered voters that might be first time voters to be able to stand over them and even possibly review their ballot and just be disruptive and just as if my colleague jessica was saying, you know, the election workers are very limed in order to get them out. so it's a huge problem. >> this is a big fight you're all having and continued success to you in fighting for americans voters rights. texas representatives jessica gonzalez, and julie johnson thank you for joining us tonight. and that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 183 of the biden administration. the house speaker and the republican leader in the house are now at war over the investigation into the 1/6 riot and trashing of the capitol after nancy pelosi took an unprecedented step and said no to two of the republicans that had been named to that committee. details on that significa

was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. if anybody's lying here, senator, it is you. >> quite test eas you see, on capitol hill. the u.s. is now averaging more than 34,000 new infections every day, with cases surging in 44 states, incl ours. but again the vast majority of those cases are among unvaccinated people. >>> a new study is raising questions about whether the johnson & johnson vaccine effective against the delta variant. >> reporter: a headline is fuelling concern about johnson & johnson's one-shot vaccine and whether it's less effective against the delta variant. experts point out the study has not been peer reviewed and based on blood samples from a few dozen people. >> this type of lab study isn't really what we're looking for. we're looking for more we'll world data of vaccines over time. >> reporter: dr. phillip grant is a principle investigator for an ongoing j&j trial. he says what matter snous not vaccine type but rather who ends up in the hospital. >> people who are getting sick are unvaccinated individuals. it's not people who have gotten either the moderna, pfizer o

as a result of that the ea takes information from the civil cases and years later insights bill cosby. was that what the supreme court made their decision on? >> that was the biggest point they hung their hats on and i have to tell you i agree with it. when you dig into their opinion it was a lengthy opinion. what the da did in basically agreeing to not prosecute bill cosby, and immunity agreement, when he did that i get it but he took a step further and said i'm going to do this so the you can be in a better position to sue him for money. if i'm going to prosecute him than bill cosby doesn't have to say word, has a fifth amendment right not to. whose business was it for the original da to get involved in the machinations of a civil suit the purpose was extracting money from bill cosby? jeanine: that is precisely the issue. as a former da i have never seen it or done it and you know what it reminds me of? it reminds me of the united states attorney in the aberdeen case who said i'm going to give immunity to unnamed individuals. that's not the job of a prosecutor. it is not to facilitate a

nation of course, are one with brett weinstein we previewed earlier was particularly great.f we will be back every night 8:00 p.m.,eaess and groupthink because we are entering into a weekend and we hope you have the opportunity to take a break from all the craziness and enjoy what really matters with the people that you love. see you monday, sean hannity is now. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to this special edition of hannity now for the hour, we will explore the deeply concerning rise of marxism with the great one mark levin,rn his big brand-new book american marxism is out this coming tuesday and it details how this malignant far left ideology has now infiltrated every part of our society and is now being force fed haven to your in american schools and has pointed out by the great one. in the u.s., marxism, they don't

was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. if anybody's lying here, senator, it is you. >> quite test eas see, on capitol hill. the u.s. is now averaging more than 34,000 new infections every day, with cases surging in 44 states, incl ours. but again the vast majority of those cases are among unvaccinated people. >>> a new study is raising questions about whether the johnson & johnson vaccine effective against the delta variant. >> reporter: a headline is fuelling concern about johnson & johnson's one-shot vaccine and whether it's less effective against the delta variant. experts point out the study has not been peer reviewed and based on blood samples from a few dozen people. >> this type of lab study isn't really what we're looking for. we're looking for more we'll world data of vaccines over time. >> reporter: dr. phillip grant is a principle investigator for an ongoing j&j trial. he says what matter snous not vaccine type but rather who ends up in the hospital. >> people who are getting sick are unvaccinated individuals. it's not people who have gotten either the moderna, pfizer or j&

the most important thing was our habitat was as clean asossible so we can work from here, and then we ll go to the necessary easreporter: earlier this week, people at this emergency vaination center faced abuse from coronavirus deniers. vans mimicking police vehicles have been traveling around the area, spreading this inflammation -- disinformation. the actual police are monitoring the situation. so far, no signs of any criminal acts event relative to the police. ultimately he can only appeal to people to refer to reliable sources. the group has close connections to coronavirus skeptics and deniers in germany. during the pandemic, they attracted known neo-nazis and holocaust deniers, some of whom have a. in videos to raise hundreds of thousands of euros for flood victims. so what does the network stand to achieve? >> due to the following numbers of coronavirus cases, at least recently there is a seeming lack of legitimacy as to why peopl are still part of these networks at all. but then of course, a catastrophe like this lends itself to these groups because you ca present yourself as a helper who wants to show

now there is a new ea injuminute >>> and in san jose er on accusn nit. least one person was killed.the crash forced a major road to shut down for a while as officers investigated. >>> today san francisco's last mass vaccination site is closing. the city's other mass vaccination site closed last month. shots will remain available through a network of neighborhood sites, clinics and pharmacies. good morning everybody. it's 6:30 on wednesday. july 14th. >> good morning. we have a lot to get to this morningw. very some news about the 49ers pre-season kickoff. >>> first let's get over to mary and another gray start to the day. >> it is for sure. tracking that on shernell flow and that ocean breeze. we are look at low , eag and p here is a live look with the treasure island camera. cool, cloudy and breezy in the mid50's around the bay. in the low to mid-60s's with some clearing. partly sunny skies and inland, mild temperatures in the mid- 70s to low to mid-80s's. legalities check in with gianna tracking a crash on 880 this morning. >>> it's causing quite a few brake lights. southbound 880

ea. many iraqis, many claim to be students coming from africa who say they were expelled from their schools after the fee for tuition was raised and they were then brought to the border. it is a mixture of people that have now arrived to live within -- lithuania. >> the eu has promised solidarity. what kind of assistance is lithuania experiencing -- expecting? >> this is not a lithuanian problem, but something for the whole of theu. they are expecting leadership and a solidarity. lithuanians themselves manifested solidarity to the other lithuanian countries. -- i would say i is not about relocation at the moment, so much as assistance for the protection of the border. there have been deployments of officers from an agency. there is a discussion going on at the moment whether there is a need to build a wall or fence. about 700 kilometers, only 100 kilometers are safeguarded by offense. there is discussion about whether there would be a need for european assistance on infrastructure measures. >> the belarusian opposition leader is in lithuania continuing her fight against lukashenko. how much support is there for her in l

austria has enforced as eastern frontier was deploying full 100 additional soldiers, austria minister of foreign affairs carrying cross old solace. why the eas approach to legal migration is a failure. what we have seen over the last in that case, and actually it started in 9095 to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my creation. nothing has worked. we are in a big state made off of a lot of unilateral measures taken and it will lead to more confusion and it will lead to the non implementation of international creek is what we see that each and every your member of state is somehow condemned to have laid on its own maximum by and try to dry natural action . but the common european migration of chanda is not their maximum bring back people to turkey, bringing them back to afghanistan and all in both cases. it doesn't really work for people at that and doesn't have any hospitalized with bonds. as far wildfires find my strong wings rec devastation of growth, southern turkey, coastal town and 800 nearby villages and districts were evacuated with hotels in the region now following suit the circus president, spokes person has ca

investigation into the assassination of jovan elmo, eas, his widow also entered in the shooting, sent this message on social media. know, you knew who the president was fighting against these people, hired mercenaries to kill the president and his family due to the projects for roads, electricity, drinking water supply, organisation of the referendum, an election for the final abolition of political transitions. the president has always believed and institutions and stability. it's not clear who paid for the mercenaries who allegedly carried out the attack, many of them former members of the columbia military. but while that investigation continues, so does the political uncertainty. bali, the intern prime minister clod, joseph says he's in charge, but he was set to be replaced before the killing by ariel henry, who now along with politician joseph lead, bear says de will take over the land. bear tweeted that is saturday and your ration was postponed. there is a behind the scenes pushing the country and in washington to figure out the way forward. but so far there is no clear solution for a poverty ravage country battered by gang violence. the corona

was an extortion attempt. so some very strong words here from ea.y also say they're not particularly concerned about this data being out there on the dark web they say we don't consider the amount of source code accessed a material threat to our games, business or players. ea saying, yes, this data may be out there on the dark web but we don't consider it to be a material threat at this point. >> extortion is a big word eamon, thank you >>> now a news alert on disney with scarlett johansson involved julia boorstin has this story. >> kelly, scarlett johansson, the star of disney's latest marvel movie "black widow" filed a lawsuit today in los angeles superior court against disney. this according to a report in "the wall street journal." this lawsuit alleging that her contract was breached when the film that she just starred in "black widow" was released simultaneously on disney plus for an additional fee as it was released theatrically. her deal guaranteed an exclusive theatrical release and her salary based on the box office performance of the film.

ea eaker, she's devastated. her father spoke so eloquently on her behalf. >> it was definitely a disappointment for her and heartbreakingyou know, she's kind of already picked herself up off the floor and looking forward to getting off to college. we've all tested here at home negative, as well. it's just kind of a mystery as to how she wound up catching it. >> oh, my gosh, that is so heartbreaking. how do you pick yourself up? i mean, dad says, that's how she'll do it. u.s. volleyball player tyler crabb tested positive, as well. who are you watching? >> all sports. but track and field, in particular, i'm looking for world records to be broken. i kid you not. i think the women's and men's 400 meter hurdles, i think the record will go. i look for all these young athletes. what i love about them is what i call beast mode. they don't care if you've been around forever, they're looking to retire you. veterans are saying, it's not going to happen. >> i talked to kenny last weekend, former hurdler, and his spirit is amazing. he's excited, definitely one to watch. >> i would say, what do we got, knighton, 17-year-old. mo is 19

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continent about with more people were allowed to say ea or may that had never been allowed to put anything significant in world history is not just about, it wasrsations a dialogue and people prefer the document of people more against it, people in the middle and where the fence they were listening to both sides. in a newspapers, you are journalists, and newspapers and print, media are in dispensable to this democratic ordained project printed so there talking initially about becoming americans and no become the declaration of independence and ethen eventually they talk themselves into becoming indivisible he americans. one nation indivisible that is the constitution prayed and they do it epically through words and pictures political cartoons and some very hard pollution stuff, the federal paper and really simple stuff, poetry, limericks. it is an amazing inclusive robust uninhibited wide open distinctly america experience. richard: free-for-all, so one just big-name. you do cover them of people on the presidential placemat and people in our wallets and this is the most vigorous conversation right. characters much bigger than that. akhil: it a

animal eas, security official, say they were involved in a gun battle with an armed group. police also arrested 2 other men, but did not provide any information about those in custody. louise was shot during a raid on his home on wednesday. the entry and prime minister coaches there has said the crime will not go unpunished. rosalind jordan has report.

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frankly, i have never seen leaks like the ones we saw in the trump administration, ea they were occurring so frequently it was almost like g you were getting leaks in realtime.t you would get leaks about meetings that just happened.d. that obviously can't happen. you can't have a functioning presidency if you think that whatever you told a world lead for your aides is immediately going to be heard on cnn or fox. the government has legitimate reason to hunt leakers. my objection is what i call reverse engineering. nobody, i think, can contest that the trump administration announced it was going to go after leakers had every right to do that, to try to find out whor was leaking unauthorized yl information, but what concerns me is that it's always tempting for prosecutors to reverse engineer. they know who received information, just look at the by line on the article, that's nt your -- that's the person who is the recipient.t. you can reverse engineer by ancusing the investigation on the reporter and working back to the sender.on that's a very dangerous approach..oo it's dangerous for the constitution. the prefe

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it was updated on saturday, one day after he had been fired and already lists kilolo as the acting commissioner, just how eaministration is to move on. they have not responded to saul's threat to report to work despite being fired. but explaining their decision to fire saul, commissioner saul has undermined and politicized social security disability benefits and taken other actions that run contrary to the mission of the agency and the president's policy agenda. but republicans have been quick to pounce on this move, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell calling this unprecedented and dangerous politicization of the social security administration. so we will see whether there's any actual showdown heading in a little bit later today. >> arlette saenz, thank you very much. keep us posted. >>> up next, the rise of the anti-woke democrats. why some in the party think that wokeness has gone too far. >>> plus, how one california city wants to make gun owners pay for gun violence. not all 5g networks are created equal. it's clear to see. t-mobile is the leader in 5g. t-mobile. america's largest, fastest, most re

i was just looking to see who the vc shareholders are, which is always interesting to me because i cover venture-backed deals. looks like dsc global ventures, and earivet capital are the ones that owned more than 5% of robinhood, which could be significant as you are saying earlier. it could be valued at more than $40 billion that bloomberg intelligence is estimating. i have heard rumors it could be valued more. no one knows, because they had not set the price range. this could be billions of dollars for the venture firms and for the early employees at robinhood. this will be a lot of money for them. we have been looking forward to this filing for quite some time as we have been reporting. they have wanted to go public but they were waiting on the sec who finally green let them. matt: i do not want to put you -- lit them. matt: i don't want to put you on the spot because i know how difficult it is to be on live tv and read through documents at the same time. i will round up the headlines we see right now across the bloomberg. i think one of the interesting things is robinhood has reported a profit for 2020. it actually earned $7 billion in 2020, o

that last november's election was rigged, and again, is teasing a possible 2024 run for the white house. a sunday session of cpaca niration foruo slamthe bisos, tt obacles ea restricted voting laws, the proposals include bans on 24-hour polling places, drop boxes and drive-through voting. hundreds of people waited for hours to speak against the bills, some for nearly 24 hours. >>> officials in surfside florida say it could be two or three or more weeks before efforts to recover victims of the condo building collapse are finished, the death toll from the disaster is 90 with 31 people still unaccounted for. over 14 million pounds of concrete and debris have been removed from the site. and an israeli rescue team has given a warm sendoff as they headed home. they were credited with creating detailed 3d images of the site to aid with the search for the victims. >>> now to those wildfires raging across the west. fueled by a brutal and historic heat wave. california's so-called river fire is forcing evacuations in mariposa and madera county, driven by wind, the fast-moving blaze jumped from 800 to 4,000 acres in a matter of hours on sunday. accu-weather has more

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