in 2020, fleming was recognized by forms on their 3030 list and by the root as one of the root 100 most influential african-americans in 2020. nick stone was born and raised in atlanta georgia and the only thing she loves more than an adventure is a good story about .

his life. >> i'm delighted to introduce our speakers, brandon fleming is the assistant coach of debateuniversity and founder of the nationally

>> baran: clemmie fleming. that curtis flowers was running away from the furniture store shortly after the murders. this is, of course, incredibly damning testimony, if it's true. and she testified to it six times. >> alfonsi: and what did you learn? >> baran: that clemmie was not telling the truth. >> alfonsi: clemmie fleming admitted to the podcast that she didn't remember when she saw flowers running. in november, we spoke to her in winona, where she still lives. you saw curtis running through town? >> fleming: yeah. >> alfonsi: but you weren't sure. >> fleming: i wasn't sure what day it was. i really-- it happened, but i don't know what day it was. >> alfonsi: did you ever tell the prosecutors, "hey, i'm not sure about the day that i saw"? >> fleming: yeah. >> alfonsi: and what did they say? >> fleming: they ain't want to hear that. they just wanted me to tell what i seen. they don't want to worry about what day i seen it. >> alfonsi: another key witness also recanted to "in the dark." odell "cookie" hallmo

coach brandon fleming shares how literatures will by black writers changed his life. >> i'm delighted to introduce our speakers, brandon fleming is the assistant coach of debate at harvard university and founder of the nationally acclaimed harvard debate council diversity project . in 2020, fleming was recognized by forms on their 3030 list and by the root as one of the root 100 most influential african-americans in 2020. nick stone was born and raised in atlanta georgia and the only thing she loves more than an adventure is a good story about one . after graduating from some in college she worked extensively in the mentoring and lived in israel for a few years before returning to the us full-time acclaimed novel for young people includes review bestseller here martin , clean getaway, i went, dear justice and black panther novel. they will be discussing rent and flemings memoir missed educated which recounts his extraordinary journey from a troubled us upbringing and a nearly lethal battle with depression as an 18-year-old college dropout to his current role as assistant coach of deba

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and he gets a lot of credit like fleming. but there is an earlier technique some college inoculation it's like a smallpox scab somebody who has it and then insert that putting in a powder to put it up through their nose to give them a very mild case of smallpox it's much more dangerous than vaccination. 2 percent of the population would die but it was so deadly that it was the better and safer choice. so be too developed outside of the west we don't know where it was first developed we think it was independently discovered and made its way into turkey and have british aristocratic woman randomly moved to constantinople and she saw people being vaccinated and at that period she and documented her children. she brought it back as a technique in convince the prince of wales to inoculate her children and it spread as a technique through the elites because of the role model that i like to see this marked reduction among the elite and that period and a lot of those are children so because child mortality is such a big driver of lif

reaction to governor newsome's news conference today about the drug that we face, the impact is tf fleming, coexecutive director of the california water efficiency partnership. the thank you for joining us today. let's get your audio up next thanks, kristin. i have myself unmute resume still gets us. it does that to me still and it has been over a year. today, governor newsome urged everybody to cut water usage by 15% does that apply to homes, businesses, industries, farms or all of them? >> today, governor newsome asked all californians to reduced by 15%. that is looking at residents, commercial industry, business and agriculture. it is a voluntary ask, asking us to lower usage to help with the drug. >> as you said, it is voluntary, not a mandate at this time. why? some people might take that to mean things aren't that bad yet. >> this is generally how we have seen restrictions start. we always ask voluntarily. no . government is excited to run in and tell everyone they have to take shorter showers or can't water their lawn. however, they want to ask californians to do our part and so i t

now here's hard words brandon fleming. >> i am delighted to introduce our speakers.ndon 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

which is that there is no adam fleming, because he is on his holidays.e got an upgrade to the actual studio. what, do you mean that we let you out of the cupboard? yes, the cupboard is shut. and, there is loads of news about. yes, there always seems to be, just in time for thursday. even if you are thinking at the beginning of the week, oh, it is a bit quiet, what are we going to have to talk about? late on thursday night. what does it feel like right now? exactly. adam's tradition, throughout the brexitcast, when he would go skiing or whatever and then there would be a load of news. gadding around... and here we are on thursday night with talk of, quote unquote, levelling up, big conversation, this whole question about how to go about putting us off unhealthy food and how much should a government intervene in that kind of stuff. it was only last week that we were talking about how hawaiian pizza! maybe they heard that! tax pineapple chunks. and, of course, after the football, notjust a disappointment for so many youngerfans, but all of the questions tha

listen to the most good, who has limited mom history and show me the i shall take him back in the fleming home and opens up and then just i think she's, she's willing to help them and both the little thing you can happen, i want to give them a lot. i'm a lot of the month about that. we can see the most you need a miniature version of it from the from a how to mystery. it's what i live on, but i got in the and he said to you to us, we'll show you the private go and try honey. my home. i went on a little bit, tom and she's going to show me me me me when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack. his mother retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation. she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who love to son, but adopted a generation latifah. with miss documentary on al jazeera hello there. we've seen some heavy rain across southern areas of the middle east, in particular in oman, yemen and saudi arabia and some of those torrential downpours caused flooding in southern areas of riyadh. well, those range of now dried up here if th

she had show me the in the ship backing of the fleming. and she's home at the headphones about this in an open kitchen. and she will even say if i need to have them both and the thing can happen, i want to give them a lot. i'm a lot of money. i bought a new tv and most of the you need to finish it in from the from how to use we it's what i live on, but i got in the you said to you to us, we'll show you a head, but i will go and try honey, my home, i went on a little bit and she told me to go to me when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack in his mother, retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation. she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who loved her son, but adopted a generation latifah. witness documentary on al jazeera. i choose ah, ah. hello, i'm pleased to say we've got some wet weather, some cooler weather coming into a western parts of canada over the next couple of days in a little more cloud just split, spilling in across b. c, heading towards alberto. and that

they tried to track down ian fleming while in washington, but it was too late. had already flown back to london. another method the cia considered was assassination. one idea was to assassinate not just fiddle but his brother, raul, an assassination trifecta. the more serious cia plan was approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month. march 17, 1960. the plan developed by richard bissell, the cia's famously brilliant director of plans, was to use some of the cubans who had been fleeing castro, mainly to florida, to return to cuba and overthrow him. originally the idea was to infiltrate the men on to the island in small groups, but that shifted into something like more a world war ii style amphibious invasion. the plan was never that the 1,400 men of the brigade was to fee treat castro's army of 25,000 or 30,000, rather it was to land the brig gate on a significant piece of could you pan cuban real estate and hold it for a length of time, maybe a week, up to ten days. at some point the brigade would fly in a provisional government, which the cia assembled in m

she had show me the in the ship packing of the fleming and she's home at the head in the open just because she said she would even say if they had both and little thing can happen. i want to give them a lot of this month. i bought a new c, d, c. and most of us you need a miniature version of it from the from a had a mystery. it's what i got in the you said to you to us, we'll show you where had to go and try which way honey, my home i went honey, i'm a little bit i'm and she's here with me. me me me me. when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack, his mother retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation, she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who love to sun, but adopted a generation latifah, witness documentary on al jazeera hello the rain clouds have been gathering across southern parts of the middle east, and we are likely to see once per the flooding of many parts of the recent loss of clouds showing up on a satellite pitcher. is it a storm ahead of that? it's known as a boob coming in behind believes are the kinds of c

still in washington, but he was too late fleming had already flown back to london. another method. the cia considered was assassination one idea was to assassinate not just fidel but also his brother raou and che guevara a sort of assassination trifecta. the more serious ci plan cia plan was approved by dwight eisenhower. march 17th 1960 the plan developed by richard bissell the cia's famously brilliant director of plans. was to use some of the cubans who had been fleeing castro mainly to florida to return to cuba in overthrow him originally the idea was to infiltrate these men on the island in small groups, but gradually that shifted to something more like a world ii style amphibious invasion. the plan was never that the 1400 men of the brigade were supposed to overrun cuba and somehow defeat castro's army of 25 or 30,000. rather it was to land the brigade on a significant piece of cuban real estate and hold it for a length of time. maybe a week's up to 10 days. and at some point the brigade would fly in a provisional government, which the cia had assembled in miam

a massive clean rob ration is underway in western regions in germany by severe fleming. the country remained on alert after down fours in rainfall in the south and you're watching the news live from berlin coming up next world stories week in reports. i think a story from russia for students have been calling for press freedom. don't forget you get all the latest news and information around the clock on a website, s t w dot com. i'm next, spicer, thanks for watching the news . the green you feel worried about the i'm the owner of the on the green thing, it's clear we need to change. join me. proceed to the green transformations for me to give me a grantee or.

he said that when he and ian fleming sat down and talked about james bond, fleming told nixon that bill harvey was an inspiration for the james bond character. if you can't trust richard nixon, who can you trust. and then of course ted shackly, this name might ring a bell. he was the chief of station in saigon during a lot of the vietnam war. he will become a central figure in the operation mongoose plan. because before he went to vietnam, a chief of station in another place, somewhere that actually may surprise you. we'll talk about that in a second. there are straightforward attempts at castro's life, and i want to get those out of the way before we get into the more elaborate ones. there were some let's just go and shoot the dude, the keep it simple stupid theory, and one was a man named felix rodriguez. anyone heard of the name felix rodriguez before? maybe some. my staff in the back is going, yes, i talk about him all the time. he's still alive, lives in miami today, used to be the president of the brigade 2506 foundation. he is one of the guys that went in before the bay of bigs i

richard nixon said when he and ian fleming sat down and chatted about james bond fleming hold nixon that harvey was an inspiration for the james bond character. now, if you can't trust richard nixon, who can you trust? of course ted shackly. this might ring a bell because shackly it was chief of station in saigon during a lot of the vietnam war. he will become a central figure in the operation mongoose plan because before he went to vietnam he was the chief of station in another place, and somewhere that may actually surprise you. we will talk about that in a second. there are some very straightforward attempts at castro's life and i want to get those out of the way before we get to the more elaborate once. there are some let's just shoot the dude that would be in the keep it simple, stupid, theory. one of them, felix rodriguez. you might have heard about him. he is still alive. he lives in miami today. used to be the president the brigade 2506 foundation. he is one of the guys who went in before the bay of pigs invasion, on the gray team, the infiltration team. after the bay of pigs fia

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this time with us and i really recommend everyone pick up a a copy and read it.ersit coach brandon fleming shares how literatures will by black writers changed his life. >> i'm delighted to introduce our speakers, brandon fleming is the assistant coach of

record books since it was only a seven-inning game that switch during covid rules collin mchugh, josh flemingego castillo, matt wisler and pete fairbanks combined for the hit list performance. mike green kevin durant's damian lillard and company. they continue to prep for the olympics out in las vegas. they'll play their first exhibition game on saturday against warriors, assistant coach mike brown in his nigeria team. that's one of 5 exhibition games to get out of the usa team to get ready for the real thing. team usa first olympic matchup will be on july 25th against france head coach gregg popovich spoke today about how special it is for him to be a part of the olympic games. you are. >> something so it around the other coaches on these players. you know, you kind of look in the mirror and you say what am i doing here. so that's the the privilege of. you know, great, great fun. lot of work, obviously. but. amazed that you can that kind of company. >> a bit of a shocker today. roger federer went down in straight sets to hubert her coach check it out. you'll see this like ever federer slippi

fleming decided to reach out to the members of the informal alliance to see if they were interested in official position from the group about requiring proof of vaccination. we did a poll and we have over 80% of respondents before he says unvaccinated individuals can still patronize bars on mind if they sit outdoors, that's ok, but they want to step foot in our bars. they're going to be a better did he also says that the alliance's official stance is that parklets and patios are okay for unvaccinated individuals. but each bar countries to enforce things. however, they walked they can be more strict or not require any proof of vaccination. no, we're already seeing some of the most premier bars in san francisco. >> do this. you know, you have the edge in the castro, which is debatable. we want to not that you know, the most popular bar and castro. he says the bar industry has been hit hard by covid-19. >> and they need to do what they can to keep their doors open. we have mouths to feed the plants to pay for homes and for the first 12 months, this was a virus that we can control now we c

there is yet fleming's not being seen in eastern germany. states of emergency has been declared in the south east states of barbara locals and emergency services came together to begin the clean up operation from austria and separate heavy flooding and subsidy as well. but it's western germany, that's where the brother, as a europe correspondence, peter oliver theory and of in the state of rhode island, to latin this one of the worst effected areas by the fluid you can see over to my left on the building where the water actually reached well above my own head. the job for people here right now is cleaning up following this disaster. you can see just behind me as people have taken all of their belongings from the houses, putting them out on the streets. everything covered with thick brown sludge mud. the rain waters, the flood waters brought with them when they came into people's homes. extreme, heavy downpour started on wednesday and sold months worth of rainfall. in a matter of hours, people in these towns they would be on their worst nightmare. and we have talked to several people, a

he tried to track down ian fleming but it was too late. he had already gone back to london. another method was to assassinate justify dell but his braer raul and shea goff air a. the more serious cia plan was approved by daunte white eisenhower later in the month. march 17, 1960. the plan developed by richard bissell, cia's famously brilliant director of plans, was to use some of the cubesens who had been fleeing castro to florida to return to cuba and overthrow him. the idea was to infiltrate the men on the island in small groups but that turned into a world war ii style amphibious invasion. the plan was never to overrun cuba and defeat castro's army of 25 or 30,000. rather, to land the brigade on a significant piece of cuban real estate and hold it for a length of time, maybe a week, up to ten days. and at some point the brigade would fly in a provisional government which the cia had assembled in miami being kept in a safe house at the time and then this government would set up shop on the beach declare itself the rightful government of cuba and what was supposed to happen

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a row over it is a background opposition in germany is calling for the interior minister to quit fleming. and personally, for the country being unprepared for the deluge, volunteers been doing the best they can to help clear the devastation but crippled infrastructure. coupled with, as you can see for yourself, huge polls and deborah is making it really hard to move around for life to return back to a semblance of normality for the moment. now. but to that row, a 100 politicians in climate experts came, the government knew about the impending catastrophe in advance, but simply failed to wanted citizens on the other rebuff. all officials say, no, that's not the case. they claim the worsted areas were alerted. either way it's lead money to us. what when so badly wrong? as a europe correspondent found is before the flood struck west in germany, belgium looks in bergen, the netherlands, the copernicus, satellites that make part of the european float awareness system detected problems where on their way, for the region, people in our viola, one of the worst effected towns in germany have been

weekend's. meantime, the opposition in germany's calling at the interior minister to quit over it. fleming impersonally, for the country being unprepared for the deluge. the floods of coals damage estimated more than 2000000000 euro volunteers have been trying their best to help clear, the devastation cripple the infrastructure. coupled with huge pulse, a deb raise made it really difficult to move around for life to return to even some semblance of normality. now, when one of the politicians in climate experts can, the government knew of the impending catastrophe in advance, but they failed. they say to warning citizens on the other officials claim that the worst areas were alerted. either way, it's led many to us when so badly wrong. i thought you were a correspondent found is before the floods struck west in germany, belgium looks in bergen benevolence, the copernicus, satellites that make part of the european float awareness system detected problems with on their way for the region. people in our viola, one of the worst effected towns in germany, have been critical of the warnings, or l

who's fleming? leftist american ideology for dividing society said he thinks the u. s. is why do the clock can issues like race and gender? i am seeing society becoming progressively more racial. we had freed ourselves from this approach. and now we are once more categorizing people according to their race . and by doing that, we are totally placing them under house arrest. the statement from the french president came in an interview with al magazine and comes with a fresh generation of activists in france to nance, racism in the country, and it's colonial passed while micro and claims. it's in equality though, this holding society back a panel a guess, believe it's so cold woke culture, only sparks division the more give them the cancel halter or the overly identify. identify the type issues. the critical race theory are creating the missions i think step backward than they and they start to break the society part of the very valid point. i think it's an american import on it, is that the people who believe in this, essentially a trying to use an american blueprint for

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u to fears over his mental health. rejecting is by location fleming, he may flee as america lodges and a pail. the us has indicted him on 17 counts of spying, and one of conspiracy to a government computer in 2019 assault was forcibly removed by british police from ecuador and embassy in london. as alpha kito terminated his 7 year solemn, there you had sought refuge in the building following sex, assault allocations in sweden, which have since been dropped. a pink floyd co founder roger waters a long time supporter of a song claims. the media has been count into silence and it's reporting of his friends case. i was at a street protest last february and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches. and we made all the points that we've all made again and again and again and again. and the government took absolutely no notice, hasn't gone through to, to a large section of the public yet has. are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all have they now had the story? yes they have. were they terribly moved and tainted by the

infections cases on the rise in the united states, the surge is being driven by the delta strain on fleming vaccination rates. my county has moved from washington dc. the infection rate has now doubled within the last 3 weeks today. there was some 23000 new cases reported as opposed to roughly 11000 on june the 23rd. there are a few reasons for this. firstly, delta barian has created a massive problem within the united states as it has in other countries. but what you've also had in between 2 is the july, the full holiday weekend, where there were large numbers of gatherings. so these are coming together to create this as flare up in infection rates within the united states. on the brighter side, perhaps deaths are running at about $250.00 a day. to put this into a context they were running around 3 and a half 1000 a day earlier in the winter. so clearly the vaccination has a massive impact in terms of restricting the number of this, even of those who contract the virus. but what is the problematic to is the discrepancy, the geographical discrepancy within the united states? nationally, som

amazon ceo jeff bezos in march and a so started developing its 1st quote civilian product called fleming and analytics to marketed to government agencies for tracking people's movements. powerful and algorithm examined patients and their historical meeting points that generated a list of those potentially. i think there are many, many cases of activists and civil society organizations and journals as being tardy didn't harass, been arrested using the n s o fi where. and so give him that record it's, it's absolutely concerning to have them come around this time and the pandemic offering help with their technologies. perhaps this is for them and opportunity to whitewash their image to say, you know, we are there to help. we have a health and demick, it's a global one. we have solution of what i would like to caution us against speaking the marketing brochures prepared by this survey and treating us some kind of ultimate work on the later of this i've been observing for example, patient or commission technology for a long time. and there, if you will, that, that field 10 or 15 years ago, yo

birthday behind bars. declassified or documents reveal astonishing details of britain and from submarine fleming to attack the soviet union bucket 1940. even before the end of our correspondence gets hands on with history. this is quite interesting. so this is a copy of a notify mores gamble. and the commander in chief of the french car enforces at the beginning of world war 2. ah, 247 use lie from the russian capital. this is our pleasure to have your company today. my name's union o'neill, our top story. the efficacy of the fund or cobra job has dropped by nearly a 3rd, as, according to a new study by the is really help ministry. the findings come amid the rapid spread, both in the country and globally of the delta variant of the virus 1st detected in india, and the vaccine is still said to be efficient in preventing serious illness. we discussed the issue with the head of the vaccination program of the television medical center. we have data which shows even if the immunity of doses of defy their job, even if the news is waning, it's winging very, very, very slowly. it is possible at some poi

i'll try and slip john's me live now from calling them for fleming. so the government planning to increase the number of cobra hospitals. what more details to be know that well, health official fav, a number of new cases is expected to increase because the highly infectious delta varian has been detected in nearly every state. now the numbers do paint around the picture. there now more than 100000 active cases, that's a record high for malaysia. the number of new infections continues to outpace recoveries. health officials are allocating more resources and that includes allocating more funds so that private hospitals can taken non cove at $900.00 patients. this is necessary because more hospitals are non going to be converted to full cove at $900.00 hospitals. they're going to be more beds as well. and health care workers are going to be mobilized from other states to the worst effected areas of florida, state and quality. now, hospitals which have had trouble finding space to store bodies and ongoing to be getting containers to function as temporary

grapple with no matter who you are, over the next few months. 0ur chief political correspondent adam flemingthe prime minister to lead the downing street coronavirus news briefing at 5pm. we'll bring that to you live here on the bbc news channel. the queen has awarded the george cross to the nhs as the health service marks its 73rd anniversary today. in a personal message, the queen said nhs staff across the uk had worked "with courage, compassion and dedication" for more than 70 years. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the national health services in all four nations of the united kingdom have faced the most exceptional challenges over the past 16 months of the covid pandemic. it has been the most demanding period for its staff since the nhs was established, 73 years ago today. the award of the george cross to the nhs is an exceptional mark of gratitude. the medal ranks second only to the victoria cross as a means of recognising outstanding heroism. it has only been awarded to a collective body on two previous occasions. in another unusual move, the queen has handwritten a

let's speak to councillor peter fleming from the local government association.r as the exemption goes at the moment, how is it impacting services? good evenina , how is it impacting services? good evening. and _ how is it impacting services? good evening, and thank— how is it impacting services? good evening, and thank you. _ how is it impacting services? (limo. evening, and thank you. councils are continuing to work hard to try and keep services running whilst protecting the health and well—being of our workforce and the residents we serve. however, a large number of close contacts being required to self—isolate is having an impact on some council services up and down the country. some council services up and down the country-— some council services up and down the country-_ so i some council services up and down| the country._ so we the country. which services? so we are seeinu the country. which services? so we are seeing it _ the country. which services? so we are seeing it across _ the country. which services? so we are seeing it across the _ the country. w

first, newsy chat and analysis from adam fleming, laura kuenssberg, chris mason and guests on newscastu heard the news? what news? about the triple lock? it's coming home. 0h! oh, look at you with your flag. that's lovely. that's top quality merch right there. also i've been taking fashion advice, as i always do, from the prime minister, cos i've got a suit on here. then underneath, because we broadcast to all corners of the uk and not everyone has bought into all of this like in england, i've got, just to play to your affiliations, laura and adam. underneath my suit. you've got a scotland shirt on underneath your suit. hang on, you say you are taking fashion tips from the pm, did you see last night? you might have missed. you might not know what fashion advice chris is referring to. i mean, the prime minister did have an england shirt over, it looks like, his shirt and tie, and under his suitjacket. it was then done up. i thought a natural football fan? not quite. equally, there is royalty in that box. so, you may be think, prince george was fully suited up when he was there the other

council of peter fleming from sevenoaks i peter fleming from sevenoaks district council and local governmentre would be no spectators at olympic venues because of the rise in covid cases. our correspondent rupet wingfield—hayes reports. this should have been a moment of high excitement, the start of the final leg of the olympic torch relay. instead, the governor of tokyo this morning received the olympic flame in an empty arena. there will be no torch relay in tokyo. and as we found out last night, no spectators at the olympic games either. translation: hide night, no spectators at the olympic games either. translation: we are now faced with _ games either. translation: we are now faced with rising _ games either. translation: we are now faced with rising covid-19 - now faced with rising covid—19 infections. so we unfortunately have no other choice but to hold the games in a limited way. the problem now is the delta _ games in a limited way. the problem now is the delta variant. _ games in a limited way. the problem now is the delta variant. it _ games in a limited way. the problem now is th

fleming persists when oil companies drill oil wells and a natural gas is a byproduct of that productionthey don't have the physical infrastructure to transport that gas to a downstream market where it can be consumed, we are stuck in a situation where the best, most economic and efficient think to do with it is to light it on fire. this creates a massive emissions footprint and massive waste of an otherwise is energy resource. crusoe solved that problem by basically, locating data centers on site with oil production. now instead of gas being flared from we are able to utilize it to generate power and use the power to power data centers that we use for energy-intensive computing applications like bitcoin mining, training large-scale artificial intelligence algorithms, generating rendering for graphics and animation. emily: i'm curious what the conversation was like when you asked oil operators and ranchers and farmers if you could move servers onto their property to mind bitcoin in some people may not even know what bitcoin is. chase: it was definitely a leap for them, but i think as a w

organized as c corporations would see tax increase 21 -- 28%, that is a lot considering roughly 1.4 flemingusiness organized and almost 13 million americans, this dramatic increase will hurt small businesses as they began to recover from carbon and it will cost jobs the americans print family plan for increasing individual taxes which also hurt small businesses structured so if you want small businesses recover, we cannot increasing taxes so mr. crawford, can you talk about long-term consequences small businesses like yours and even mine in the manufacturing sector if these tax hikes would be signed into law and do you agree tax cuts and robust regulation can be fixed? we could talk all day long but that is rural american small businesses. >> i think what most people forget and don't hearing the news is that most small businesses have very, very thin margins. when you're talking about a two or 3% net profit margin on a business, any increase in an income tax coupled with all the other taxes, property taxes impact on small businesses, that can translate to 30 to 50% of your final income comp

. >> reporter: from hotdogs to turkey legs -- >> the fleming hot chito cheese pickles. >> reporter: usuallys and sausage on a stick. >> we refer to this as coming home. we love this. this is a great fair. we love being here. our whole family thinks of this as home. this is really homecoming for us. >> reporter: after a year off, it's so appropriate that the oc fair this year's theme is -- >> have more fun! >> tells michelle gaia, reporting. the fair runs august 15th and tickets must be bought online or through the mobile app .happening today, levi stadium, ready to welcome back fans. they need more workers. 49ers, hosting a job fair today for several game day positions. anyone 18 or older can stop by levi and 2:00 p.m.. >>> kpix 5 is your home for 49ers preseason football. it all kicks off at levi stadium on august 14th. the game against the kansas city chiefs is what we are counting down. >>> a live look outside in dublin. we'll be back in if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the p

fleming decided to reach out to the members of the informal alliance to see if they were interested in official position from the group about requiring proof of vaccination. we did a poll and we have over 80% of respondents before he says unvaccinated individuals can still patronize bars on my face. it outdoors. that's ok, but they want to step foot in our bars. they're going to be a better did he also says that the alliance's official stance is that parklets and patios are okay for unvaccinated individuals. but each bar countries to enforce things. however, they walked they can be more strict or not require any proof of vaccination. no, we're already seeing some of the most premier bars in san francisco. >> do this. you know, you have the edge in the castro, which is debatable. we want to not that you know, the most popular bar and castro. he says the bar industry has been hit hard by covid-19. >> and they need to do what they can to keep their doors open. we have mouths to feed your grants to pay for homes and for the first 12 months, this was a virus that we can control. now we can