. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkiteournalism at arizona state university. judy: as america leaves afghanistan, there remains the possibility of a humanitarian disaster. feeding millions of people is a top priority of the united nations world food program. it's director is david beasley who negotiated with taliban leaders last week over the continuation of aid. onhe nevada spoke with him from his home in south carolina. >> david, welcome back to the newshour. thank you for making the time. today is the first day of taliban rule across afghanistan. you met with the taliban in delhi. >> they assured us of that. in the areas they've gained controlled over the last few weeks, they have assured us, protected our analysis, made certain we could operate independent. please don't get in the way of helping the innocent victims of conflict. we are working through many issues as we speak, such as programs for little girls. they are insuring us we will be able to contue to do that. they are putting people into place now. couple is a

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. >>> ya llega nich olas a texas, comienza a sentirse la fuerza de eta tormenta tropical, hablaremosda continÚan. entre ellas la de (inaudible). 130 casas fueron desalojadas ante el peligro en el Área. por su parte las autoridades anunciaron que en la zona no hay seÑales de vida. >>> esta noche la ahora tormenta tropical nich olas llegue a tocar tierra en texas como huracÁn. se temen posibles inundaciones. desde houston raimy chÁvez nos explica. >>> tanto las autoridades como los residentes se preparan para lo peor aunque esperando lo mejor. >>> es muy difÍcil juzgar la profundidad del aguea. y carros que tratan de cruzar se quedan abandonados. >>> parece que cada vez que llueve en houston, hay personas que conducen hasta la parte mÁs alta, a veces pierden sus vehÍculos y a veces sus vidas. >>> por eso algunos como carol tratan de tomar la iniciativa. >>> no voy a esperar a las autoridades yo voy limpiar lo mÍo. >>> el estado de texas comenzÓ a prepararse hace dÍas, asegurÁndose que estaban disponibles todos los recursos en toda la regiÓn. >>> cerca de houston en galveston las bander

i mean it doesn't get better than that eta james, lou rawls, bernie andrews. >> right. >> and charles muscle white? >> yeah. i played on a record with him years ago. and so, it was great for me. >> in the travels, i think i heard you say, that one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. >> yeah. >> you don't miss that? >> no. i liked it, though, to go to bed in my own bed. >> yeah. >> you know. >> and i, at the time i had two kids. i never will forget. i played at the regal theater in chicago. >> uh-huh. >> and i, i got to meet some of the members of the band with lloyd price. and -- . >> another legend. >> yeah. >> and so, some of those musicians have been on the road with already price for years. >> he is still in the music? >> i am not sure. >> i think he is. >> and they only see their kids like once a year. twice a year. or if they would come -- difficult. >> you know, and i don't want to do that. >> no. >> and ride on a bus. >> you mentioned earlier you have to check out the solos before you select certain songs. >> right. >> one of the solos is your w

, driven by the momentum we have in our strategy, which is all about secure connectivity, cloud and etas new way to work has thus making our portfolio become the platform we have sought the whole time. we saw double digit growth and a lot of momentum which allows us to expand our markets. we did a great job in driving pricing to deliver record-breaking gross margin and a record-breaking year up till today. the momentum gives us confidence to raise the forecast on eps and free cash flow and we will continue to drive growth in the revenue top line in the next quarters. the covid challenges, it is going to be here for some time and we have taken action and our engineering team's best in class to swap components where there isn't availability. emily: talk about how supply constraints play out? do you think the chip shortage and other shortages will ease up to the end of the year, a couple more years? antonio: no, no. we think it is safe to say, for a couple more quarters, two or three quarters, and then it will ease up. our suppliers have taken their own actions to increase capacity, but th

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so you have conflicting agendas for managing hurricane eta. and making sure that people do not get too close to cause contamination with the coronavirus. it's a very tough situation. because the solution chris, is that you need twice as many shelters. because we have to keep people separated. and we don't really have that in very many places. now >> before i let you go i have to ask you about this new research from south africa, that flag then you see one to variant for the world to monitor. what do we know about. it should we be worried? >> i'm not worried. most people are not worried about. it we've noted sit, it's not even a variant of interest. no less a variant of concern. which are the words that we start to pay attention. right now it's just a newly identified very, and we will have to see how that unfolds. hopefully it will not be a cause for too much concern or trouble. but we will have to watch. it's a reminder that variants are constantly developing. constant mutations. and we have to track in surveil those, as carefully and as effe

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just in time for the niners season, eta is announcing another light rail line is getting back on track. >>> the court ruling that could take a big bite out of an apple. >>> apple stock tumbled a little over 3% today after a judges ruling in the company's court battle with fortnight. , epic games. apple was ordered to ease restrictions on app developers by no longer forcing them to use apples payment system inside their apps. by doing this, companies can avoid giving apple a 30% cut of their inapt purchases. potentially leading to lower prices for consumers, but it wasn't all bad for apple. the judge also cited with the tech giant on every other key point in the case. >> as far, trust law is concerned, its app store and the way that it manages its platform, the rules it puts on developers, and how they can handle their apps in their store, and how they can handle payments, all of that is pretty much okay. >> bringing back more light rail service as it continues to recover from the deadly mass shooting in may. starting sunday, the entire blue line will be back in operation. the orange li

reclassified three other variants eta, iota and kapa to monitoring status saying they no longer posea major added risk to global public health should we expect to see variants after variant for the foreseeable future >> i do think it's something we have to get used to while there is unmitigated community transmission around the world, around the country. >> gabe, now the cdc believes that mu is on the decline. >> reporter: yeah, lester it hasn't been able to compete with the delta variant. experts say no matter what vaccine you get and if these variants might end up being either slightly more or less, getting the shot is the best way to protect yourself long-term against the virus. >> all right gabe gutierrez great to have you here thank you. >>> just breaking, late today in a suburb of memphis, tennessee, a shooting rampage at a grocery store left one person dead and a dozen others injured steve patterson has late details for us >> reporter: tonight, terror rippling through small town tennessee after a gunman opened fire in broad daylight at a grocery store in suburban memphis. offi

encampments, the city had to work quickly behind the scenes to find a vacant property to house the eta nine rv owners. he did not want them pushed out into other neighborhoods. >> i want to make sure people are included in the product process moving forward, that we have an open process as far as communication so they are involved in helping us be the eyes and ears of the neighborhood in case there are issues. i want us to be successful. i want this to be a model for how we might be able to deal with the rv problem we have across the city. >> reporter: the neighbors are quite vocal out here, telling councilmember david cohen to house them in his building. they will be out here for a bit longer. as for the folks living here, they have undergone background criminal checks. they will be living under a strict code of contact. they will have access to port-a- potties, adding water, mental health counselors, and case managers. they will have 24 hour round-the-clock security. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> now at 6:00, they could be the key voters that governor gavin newsom needs to keep his job with j

in terms of volume, our best week was last week etas are at their best levels since the beginning ofhe years. service itself is getting better >> so uber is in on the action too, dan it hit the metric in terms of profitability, dan what do you make of the story? >> i just don't think you are in it for profits in 2021 or 2022 if you look at consensus estimates they are still calling for an income loss that's on a 20-plus billion revenue base the stock was down 30% from its all time high much it evaporated the entire move from the vaccine announcement in 2020 here. i think the timing is right to get out there and fast and loose with that profitability. i think there are a lot of investors who have a defined understanding what they think profits are in this market i don't think that's what this ride share speaks to >> fast and loose. damning words and not a surprise coming from you. but does that bother you coming from this adjusted profit metric the company chooses to lose? eyeballs back in the tech bubble thing. >> don't get me started on stock base compensation. the story is not -- t

eta is the best it's been since the beginning of the year.ion rates as far as the percentage of users opening the app and getting the service they want, like food delivered to their home or whether they are going somewhere, these metrics are moving in the right direction, so we think we can be profitable delivering an amazing experience to riders, eaters, and a really strong earnings level. emily: zooming in on the u.k., wait times are particularly long. when do you see a better balance between supply and demand? dara: what we are seeing in the u.k. is that demand is at 20% to 40% higher than pre-pandemic levels. they are really opening up and it's amazing to see the number of drivers on the platform being as high as they were pre-pandemic that it hasn't caught up to the growth in supply, so we are going out there now in the u.k. and are looking to bring on 20,000 more drivers to the platform. the earnings opportunities are better than they ever have been. as far as service goes, 60% of the time you are getting your ride within five minutes a

we are seeing the prices essentially stabilize now, our surge levels are coming down, etas are the besteen since the beginning of the year and conversion rates as far as the percentage of users opening the app and getting the service they want, food delivered to their home or if they are going somewhere, all of these metrics are moving in the right direction. we think we can be profitable but we can do that delivering a amazing experience and a strong earnings to earners. emily: in the u.k. in particular you are seeing longer waits, drivers are going to other apps in moving to other sources of income. when do you see a better balance between supply and demand? >> i think what we are seeing in the u.k. is that demand is at 20 to 40% higher than pre-pandemic levels. the u.k. is really opening up entered it's amazing to see. the number of drivers we have on our platform is as high as it was pre-pandemic, but it has not caught up to the growth in supply. we are going out there in the u.k. now, and we are looking to bring on 24 -- 20,000 more drivers, earning opportunities are better than th

eta's are the best they have been since the beginning of the year.onversion rates, as far as the percentage of users opening the app and getting the service they want, whether it is food delivered to their home, or going somewhere, all of these metrics are moving in the right direction. we think we can be profitable, but profitable delivering an amazing experience to riders and eaters, and an earnings level to our earners. emily: you are seeing longer wait times. drivers going to other apps, moving to other sources of income. when do you see a better balance between supply and demand? >> what we see in the u.k. is demand is at 20% to 40% higher than pre-pandemic levels. the u.k. is opening up. it is amazing to see the number of drivers in our platform. it is as high as pre-pandemic. it hasn't caught up to the growth and supply. we are going out in the u.k.. we are looking to bring on 20,000 more drivers. earnings opportunities are better than they have been. as far as the service goes, over 60% of the time, you are getting your ride within five minut

. >> eta adding more lines as the one bring back more service after a horrific shooting. let you know which lines now available to >> and travel experts are expecting california's to pay the highest gas prices during labor day weekend. we'll take a look at how much more you will need to pay the fuel up just for a gallon. plus, we told you that air quality not expected to be good throughout the weekend. >> we'll let you know how folks are getting ready as the long weekend. now underway. >> welcome back to kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. those large wildfires have been burning north of us are blowing smoke here to the bay area. can see it, you can smell it and now air quality management is extending its advisory warning people about the air pollution and now is extended through monday. kron four's. camila barco has the story. >> it's a sunny saturday morning here in walnut creek. but don't let that fool you because just over by the hills, there's hazy skies and that means the air quality is not the best. bikers and hikers are hitting the trails at shell ridge open space but fre

. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from w eta studios in washington and in the west from walter cronkiteof journalism at arizona state university. judy: a new restrictive abortion law in texas went into effect today after the u.s. supreme court failed to respond to an emergency plea to intervene before midnight. last night. john yang has more. john: the new law bans abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which is usually about the sixth week of pregnant see, before many women are even aware they are pregnant. it also puts enforcement of the law into the hands of private citizens, not officials like county or district attorneys. in a statement, president biden called that provision outrageous and said the law will significantly impair women's access to the health care they need, particularly for communities of color and individuals with l incomes. a florida state university law professor and author of "abortion and the law in america : roe v. wade to the present" joins us. thanks for being with us. that pvision that says the law is enforced by private citizens filing civil lawsuits

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in wasngton anin the west from the walter cronkiteournalism at arizona state university. ♪ judy: we returned to the u.s., british, australian decision to builnuclear powered submarines for australia. a move sparking fury among other allies, the french. france had a $40 billion agreement with australia to build 12 conntionally powered submarines. that deal is now in doubt. with me is the french ambassador to the u.s. thank you so much for joining us. the united states is saying that this is all about the indo pacific, it's not directed at france. why is your government angry? >> this is the point. we are also very much involved in the indo pacific. france is a european country but we are also in indo pacific country. we have territories and populations and armed forces, in the indian ocean and the pacific ocean. we have presented or introduced already three years ago our indo pacific strategy with security and military complements. also with other elements. we just updated the strategy. the european union is presenting its own strategy

and not only do the vast majority of elected democrats in the house in the senate support the engine eta, the vast geordie of the american people supported. to every single poll shows broad support for pretty much every element of president biden's plan. it doesn't happen in nature, but it is happening but this. bill many of the proposals are popular. so when those handful of conservative democrats in the senate, when they insisted on carving off this small piece of roads and bridges and doing a separate bipartisan bill, the white house and the rest of the democratic caucus said, we will make you a deal, we'll make a small bipartisan deal as that you want as your science experiment, will back, that as long as we get to pass the rest of the presidents economic agenda too. that said, that's how we would like to do it and, if anything -- any of this is going to pass, getting any of this stun means getting all of this done. that is going to require all of, us every single democrat, agreeing to do this together. that is the deal. until in the last few weeks, a tiny handful of six democrats in

but the danger to human life, and the misery, in the wake of eta, has actually gotten worse with each passing day since the storm left. some power is being restored in the state of louisiana, but we are still at nearly 1 million homes and businesses without, power that is a huge number of americans, coping and very difficult conditions. some parts of louisiana are still looking at a month before the lights come back on. we have talked to perish officials in to southeast louisiana counties and the past couple and-ites on the, show both from st. john's parish and -- are bluntly uninhabitable. without power, fuel has become all the more important, even hospitals are still relying on generators for power. that is not a long term solution. that is a stopgap. nearly two thirds of gas stations, in baton rouge and new orleans were out of fuel today. you need fuel to par your generator. the line at one costco in new orleans which still hadfield today, that line was two miles long. all this while the national weather service is issued a heat advisory where the heat index of 107 degrees today in

we will look to that service to resume and hope that everybody of eta is doing well as they continue to cover recover from such a horrible mass shooting. 6.11. is a time right now. and still ahead on the kabul morning news. >> a high school student arrested in east. they were going to tell you how other students help to prevent violence on campus and police in fremont released new body cam and dashcam video that shows the moments leading up to a deadly police shooting. plus, after the break. president biden is trying to rally democrats around this human infrastructure plan. but there are still some challenges to getting it passed. >> and we are looking at conditions this morning still on the gray side. but skies will gradually clear throughout the course of the day today. just a little warmer than yesterday but still below seasonal averages definitely cooler than we were at the st denny's now has benny's. not just one, but many. it's the classic benedict plus two twist, so we really must insist that you try one, two or all three of our benny's. see you at denny's. how powerful is an

from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizonaity. >> over the last several days a crowd of migrants awaiting u.s. processing outside it texas border community has grown to more than 10,000. the migrants, are mostly from haiti have been sheltering under a major bridge there. while the biden administration trying to speed up processing officials are also expecting the crowd to grow further in coming days. for more on this very joined arelis hernandez, who's by arelis hernandez, who's reporting on the ground in del rio, texas for the washington post. welcome to the newshour. thank you for making the time. if you're following your reporting and oths thereafter -- horrific conditions on the ground. describe what you're seeing in del reporter: reporter: rio, texas. i'm in the car because i just got a glimpse of what the improvised encampment looks like. you cannot see that much, but you see people huddled beneath this bridge because it offers some shade from the sun out here. there is thousands of people there, some people have made sh

i'm joined now by when eta tolliver. good evening. >> hi ari, how are you holding up?e as i mentioned the january 6th related attacks. , the republican party shading its efforts next week to try to recall a democratic governor. if it's through the normal voting process, they have the right to do it, lawfully. but now they are saying the very thing that the jump-started maybe isn't fear, that it is rigged. what do you see here as the playbook and the democratic response? >> the playbook here for the gop has always been about power and control. and dictating who has access to their constitutional rights. which is truly gone to yield some inhumane outcomes that we will know disproportionately harm black and brown people, young, people people living within rural communities, or people living with disabilities. these marginalized communities are gonna feel the brunt of these harmful policies. what's frustrating here is we know that state legislators across the country have to use that same copy and paste format for the voter suppression doesn't apply that to these antiabort

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkitealism at arizona state university. judy: for the second time in less than a week, president biden visited communities hit hard by ida. the president made several stops in new jersey and new york. at least 50 deaths in six states were associated with the storm that hit last week. and separately, in louisiana, at least 15 deaths are linked with ida. president biden said extreme weather events have made it clear the country must take meaningful action. pres. biden: these waves crashed through this reads here, testing the agent infrastructure and taking lives. more lives were taken here and down in louisiana, climate change poses an existential right to our lives, our economy and the threat is here. it's not going to get any better. the question is can it get worse. we can stop it from getting worse. judy: president biden visited the northeast at hundreds of thousands of residents and businesses in louisiana have not had power, water or other basic needs for over a week. the newshour's rob

. ♪ >> this is pbs newshour west from w eta studios in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkite arizona state university. ♪ -sonora, a vast open territory in northern mexico defined by rugged mountain ranges, unforgiving deserts, and the peaceful sea of cortez. but down in the valley a gift from the culinary gods. here conditions are just right to grow and harvest miles and miles of the regions most identifiable crop -- sonoran wheat. the flour produce from these wheat fields has completely shaped the food of northern mexico. mmm, delicioso! and that iconic wheat flour it's inspiration from my take on two classic recipes. this dough is -- oh, it's so delicious. sonora's absolute favorite pan dulce -- these light, crisp, flaky, sweet coyotas, and the hearty, savory, super satisfying chili con carne, wrapped in a flour tortilla,

. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from w eta studios in washington and from arizona state university.udy: as we reported, daniel foote, who was the u.s. special envoy to haiti, resigned in protest today, putting the spotlight again on the biden administration's handling of mostly haitian migrants in del rio, texas. our own yamiche alcindor broke the story of the special envoy's resignation, and she joins me now. so, yamiche, hello. what more do we know about his decision? what was behind it? yamiche: well, the former envoy to haiti, daniel foote, essentially said that he didn't have a voice in this administration. he said that he was nored. he also said he didn't want to be connected to what he saw as cruel and inhumane policies. he said that it was wrong to be deporting haitians back to haiti, because that island nation is facing a number of crises, including the aftermath of the political turmoil, the assassination of the president, as well as an earthquake that hit the country last week. i want to -- last month, rather. i want to read part of daniel foote's letter, because it was a

they've got more money spent on eta, 22% increase in biden budget on eta, a decline on defense no homeorse. >> you are correct, this is the left wing progressive left agenda. nancy pelosi beholden by the characteristics you had on previous segment aoc i tell you on your program nancy pelosi days are numbered there is going to be a tsunami in 2022 she is retired in 2022 as speaker, because he the american people the national american public from east coast-west coast they reject this progressive spending it is all of control especially in this state gavin newsom is everything to apply off voters even provided a stimulus check of 600 dollars, right before the recall election ridiculous shameful. maria: unbelievable. quick, you say, that they are going to see a change in 2022. you would think they can't win on policy. so, your expecting a free and fair election in 2022. now, a total of 18 states leo have actually come up with new voting laws and regulations, to try to clean things up from the mail-in ballot fiasco. the ballot is a fiasco less he -- integrity 22 million ballots to resident

we don't have an eta. we have an art meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss timing of that fence. we are hoping by november-december that installation will begin on that fence. it is to be determined. i will know more tomorrow afternoon. >> when you say the more steel is required. more steel would be required that means more money going out. is this covered by the arts commission? >> correct, yes. >> great. the fence because there were some images that reminded some of us of images used in world war ii. was there any change in the design? >> definitely. i feel like we may have forwarded the final design to you. all designs were changed and softened. the bird that looked like an eagle. i can forward you the final design. i will write a note. it looked like a flag, some sort of flag from the medieval times. much of the images were changed to be more ems related. ambulances instead of castles and those kinds of things. the eagle looks like a phoenix. we changed the winnings. yes, it is much improved. it went through many iterations before we came to a final less controversial design.

>> well, first it was a statement that was put out by eta of the nation's top doctors and public health officials, it wasn't a statement put out by the white house. it was done in response to data that was made available about the waning effectiveness of vaccines and their responsibility, or they felt at the time, to make recommendations publicly available. it is still a process that needs to be seen through. that process is undergoing, is underway right now. we of course respect that process and will await for that process to conclude. go ahead. >> go ahead. >> sandra: back to marc now. live from jen psaki questions from jacqui heinrich about general milley. what does happen going forward? interesting going back to your original point, marc, general milley concern under trump administration over escalation and here what happened with general milley under the current administration, she just said the claims are anonymous and unconfirmed. it's been eight months and president biden has confidence in milley's leadership. what happened with the botched afghanistan withdrawal was your point.

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on when eta, you know, i don't know why they think that this is going to work. trump. he thought he had immunity. no one will respect. that do you think that this winds of making the committee more aggressive because it does make it look like they did something wrong? joy, i sure hope so. because all this did was kick a hornets nest. they don't know which way to go. and they are all scrambling. and that fear that they are demonstrating with every letter they write, with every person they tried to throw under the bus, should reaffirm the january six committee. don't to turn course, don't back, down if, anything push harder. because americans just -- deserve the truth. anybody who participated in any way, those members of congress should be expelled and held accountable. so the select committee should keep on going. >> you know dean, i'm gonna take advantage of the fact that i your my friend so i know that you are a hilarious guy, but you're also a lawyer. this was in the washington post. what's federal laws can kevin mccarthy site when he threatens telecom? firms

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they've been dealing with the grief of losing 9 co-workers at the rail yard eta representatives wantpassengers for being patient and they say employees are still mourning, but most are glad to be back at work providing service now a heads up if you're using the blue line trains from the bay point to the santa teresa station run from 05:00am to midnight during the weekdays. they'll come around every 20 minutes until 8 at night. the trains will then run every 30 to 45 minutes after that. >> the green and orange lines schedule are from 05:30am, until may night on weekdays every 20 minutes and it's 30 minutes after 08:00pm until closing. so as of this morning, the vta light rail system is fully operational once again and noel will they are offering free fares for passengers using the light rail system. the light rail system through september 30th. back to you. >> alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> taking a look at some national news. now there's a rally in support of the january 6th insurrection set to take place today. the biden administration is deploying national guard

volumes, we had our best week ever last week the service, in general, search levels are coming down etasf, is getting better, still not where we want it to be and as a result, margins are coming to what they have been on a historical basis, both on the right side and the eats side, the core business if q3 we think will be close to break even or profitable we have both our rides business performing at really high levels and our eats business performing you get to a good place. >> how much is a function of search pricing during the commercial break. i joked, not so much when i get anneer uber, i have to -- my home, it's two, three times what you think it would normally be. how much is representative of the margin and what happens over time when you get back >> so surge pricing isn't about margin it's when we surge, the driver typically gets their fair share of the surge it's about making sure we attract drivers to those areas so that surge pricing goes down wmplt reseeing surge pricing essentially at its lowers levels since may and moving down as well, we're not where we want to be the mar

there were vehicles and eta bus scene caught in traffic after this went down.915 monterey road as well a brewery and land fest road. dozens of eyes were on the driver screeching their tires on the roads, but just about a week ago, san jose police also shut down a separate shot sideshow. that's where a 170 people were cited and 6 cars were impounded city council member sergio jimenez says there's been a step up in enforcing these events. police are targeting the people who are promoting the sideshows. and there's also a city ordinance where spectators can face fines of up to a $1000. >> hopefully it sends a signal to all the folks that are participating that we as a city with police department are watching very closely and we're going to be tracking your every steps and catching you in we know it's it's just the public nuisance. people are getting hurt and we need it, you know, address that area forcefully in my mind. >> apparently one person attending this morning. sideshows was hit by one of the cars doing donuts. others were rushed to help the person out. but

act whrsm we like at crimea, the south china sea, the economic coercion of australia or the cyber etas that have stolen data and cripples industries. we see the same pattern. our adversaries are using methods of coercion that lie in the gray zone between war and peace. to make matters worse, thus far we've seemed incapable of effective he responding to this aggression. it's well past time we have a viable response. expert ice dent fid several causes for our failure to deter these gray zone campaigns. in particular, our weakness at coordinating our tools of national power. by requiring the g.a.o. to take a hard look at these problems, my amendment aims to move forward a process of reform that will enable us to to effectively counter the shadow war, china, russia, and others are waging against us and against the free world. i'd also like to voice my support for mr. connell lie li's amendment, number 114, the global health security act. after 1 months of lockdowns, masks, social distance, school closures and worst of all a mounting death toll, covid-19 has taught us that a disease that st

eta? there is a whole world of bizarre dinosaurs to find out.— dinosaurs to find out. will clear off into the english channel over the next few hours. temperature wise out there this afternoon doing quite well, we've seen temperatures in the low 20s for a few spots, typically the high teens further north, still a few spots of rain across scotland. it clears off towards the north—east moving through the course of tonight. many areas dry tonight with some long, clear spells, tonight. many areas dry tonight with some long, clearspells, especially across parts of england and wales will stop in the countryside, temperatures down to single figures. a little bit cloudier, rain pushing into northern ireland, south—west scotland, and through the day tomorrow, many places having another dry day. the best of the sunshine will be across southern and eastern england, also if eastern scotland around the murray firth for instance, we will see temperatures into the low 20s, probably a similar picture for east anglia as well. when you have more cloud towards the west, 19, possibly 20 d