good morning to you, francis. >> francis. francis: seeing some wind pickup, and that is going to help us push the haze to the east. temperatures right now are near 60 degrees for many areas and seeing some upper 50's around parts of the bay. oakland, hayward, union city, even concord at 60 degrees. air quality right now from central part of the state, yesterday we saw lots of very unhealthy numbers. today, even in the tahoe area, it has moved to unhealthy. here's the forecast animation of the smoke levels near the surface. we still see hazy conditions around the bay area, in the light blue and even some yellow, but noticed by this evening, the sea breeze pushes things to the east and tomorrow, even better air quality. enjoy the next couple days. san francisco right area district has issued an air quality advisory for the wildfire smoke today and they are expecting moderate air quality for the next four days, but we will keep you posted because we also have a heat wave heading our way. becoming the second largest wildfire in c

francis: to be fair, it has become political on both sides.the reasons why i was elected by a large majority of my constituents is because they look at these problems with perspective. if we all do that, we will be better suited. matt: we just spoke to dr. patrick soon-shiong, who owns a piece of the lakers. do you think the heat can bring it to them, mr. mayor? francis: we just got kyle lowery. never put it past pat riley. no one expected that team to get out of the first round. i would not put it past pat and eric's ball struck. we can put it to the lakers, for sure. matt: thank you so much. we are not making a bet. we are just asking for the miami mayor's advice. francis suarez alongside daniel kodsi, royal palm companies ceo. thank you for joining us. we have a couple of unfortunate headlines to break. yet another senator has tested positive for covid, senator king. he was also vaccinated. earlier, we told you senator wicker tested positive as well, also fully vaccinated. you can see the governor of texas, a number of breakthrough cases co

francis, let's start with you.f we do begin to taper in the coming months, if it is september, if it is later, is that bullish or bearish for treasuries? frances: traditionally bullish, but it is not the wind, it is the how. can they pair the taper with pushing out all expectations of a 2022 rate hike? it comes down to communication. this is why there is so much brett up ideas about what the bond market is going to do. it is going to come down to this communications angle and be really hard for powell to say i don't want to hike when he has a significant share of the fomc that once a 2022 taper. it is the how that is going to be the determinate here. jonathan: mark cabana, give me a final word on that, if you can. mark: there is very small degrees of variation around that. how is important. do they go at the pace everybody expects? faster? slower? then what is most important is, what is the signal about how taper should be interpreted in terms of actual rate hikes? i think powell needs to do a job of the linking th

francis collins from the nih. and as the delta surge continues, how the leader of procovid republicans is undermining public health yet again. >> you know what, that sounds to me like a money making operation for pfizer. >>> then more desperate pleas for help as evacuation efforts in afghanistan increase and what the american military is now saying about the afghan government's collapse. >> there was nothing that i or anyone else saw that indicated a collapse of this army and this government in 11 days. >>> all in starts now. good evening from washington, d.c. i'm medhy hassan in for chris hayes. we are never going to get through this pandemic if a significant chunk of the population continues to refuse to get vaccinated. this spring the united states was leading the world in vaccinations. no large country was even close. now they've all overtaken the u.s. here's a list of just some of the countries with a higher percent of the population fully vaccinated. chile, belgium, denmark, spain, portugal, ireland, canada,

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francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie c-span.org/history. >> for monday morning roundtable discussion on the topic of critical race theory, we're joined once

francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie

francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie margolin's intelligent presentation. thank you. >>> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday you will find events on people that explore our nation's past on american history tv. on sunday book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. it is television for serious readers. learn, discover, explore, weekends on c-span 2. >> the u.s. capitol historical society's steve livengood, chief guide and public historian, recently talked about the ghost stories and legended associated with the seat of congress. >> the second most famous ghost is the demon cat. this is a shot showing where the footprints are. this is the main corridor between the rotunda and the crypt under the rotunda and the senate wing, and in the concrete there you can see cat footprints of the

good morning to you, francis. >> francis.

dana: doctor francis collins, it's my pleasure to have you this morning.ou very much. >> it vaccinated people. dana: joining us from columbia south carolina governor henry, welcome to "fox news sunday" i want to get your take on what's going on in south carolina, 258% increase in the covid cases and 129% and hospitalizations and 17% increase in deaths what are you telling the citizens of south carolina of the delta variant and the risk for the unvaccinated. >> we have all been through this before when it started out last year were telling everybody to get vaccinated, if you want to get vaccinated we've gotten vaccinated and have the virus but were not going to have a state wide mask mandate like they have another places, were not requiring people i would say listening to your previous guest on the subject, i think the tone, i think there's exaggeration going on, hyperbole in those figures that you just mentioned and the rates are going up a year ago from that now the rates are going up but they're not near as high as last july the hospital last year had pl

francis collins is a very smart guy. he helped map the human genome, core for crying out loud.t lose faith in our medical establishment to give us good advice? >> how can people who are so smart say such stupid things? there is no science to defend putting your kids in masks or parents wearing masks. no science whatsoever. if there were, we would be wearing masks for years and years because for kids, the death rate is about the same as the seasonal flu. it may be less than the seasonal flu. to so is francis collins proposing because the flu is with us forever that parents should be wearing masks around their kids that have the flu? it is absolutely and utterly without scientific evidence. now, they are all freaking out right now about the delta variant. one thing in all likelihood true significantly more transmissible. guess what? every bit of evidence shows it is less deadly. significantly less deadly. public health england looked at 92,000 people. if you are were vaccinated and under 50, there were no deaths. if you were unvaccinated and under 50, .08%. still very, very small

francis: it is good to see you. julian: what a surprise. francis: i will be here tomorrow, too.. mike, let's talk about the forecast. mike: no surprise, it will be warm today. not

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francis collins. dr.lins, welcome back to "fox news sunday," it's so good to have you here. >> dr. collins: great to be with you, dana, good chance to talk about where we are with covid. >> dana: well, let's start with that. it's been a pretty confusing week for americans trying to understand just what is happening with covid at this stage of the pandemic. we have the delta variant, it's spreading across america. could you give our viewers is clear and expert nation as possible on what we should know and what we should be doing right now? >> dr. collins: i will very much like to do that, let me try to strip away all of the confusing information and try to hit the high points. that kind of come into categories. the bad news and the good news. so let mr. with the bad news. delta is spreading. we know it's extremely contagious and certainly in some parts of the country like missouri, arkansas, louisiana, it is reaching very high levels and we are now once again seen case levels per day closing in on 100,000,

the city's founding in the 18 hundreds and 1930s included our palms from celebrated writers from francis scott key walt whitman and frederick douglass as well as the work of lesser-known poets kim roberts is the author of a literary guide to washington dc walking in the footsteps of american writers from francis scott key and five books of poems most recently the scientific method. a rage collection the collection focuses on topics such as race, corruption, gun violence, police neutrality, reproductive freedom and sexual harassment and abuse of women tara campbell is and writer, teacher, fellow and fiction editor and received her msa from american university and the author of the novel have three other collections. and cabinet of wrath. moderating the discussion between the three powerful poets is an award-winning literary activist and author of two memoirs hosting the w - - morning radio show on the margin and host and produces the scholars. with the 2020 tell the award in the latest book and poetry by the black caucus. the only regret not only celebrating your work in person here in ga

. >>> pope francis resumed his weekly public audiences a month after undergoing intestinal surgery.e 84-year-old pontiff walked without assistance yesterday to a vatican auditorium stage. he appeared before several hundred pilgrims and tourists wearing masks. francis marked the first anniversary of a massive explosion at a beirut port by saying that he wanted to visit lebanon. >>> there's a reported front-runner in the search to replace alex trebek on "jeopardy!," and authorities are investigating a deadly van crash. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports that at least ten people died when a van carrying migrants crashed on a remote anyway south texas. authorities say 29 migrants were packed into the van yesterday when the driver, who was speeding, lost control and slammed into a metal utility pole and a stop sign in encino. they say the van was designed to hold 15 passengers. >>> "the hill" reports arkansas republican governor asa hutchinson says that he regrets signing a ban on mask mandates in schools. he's calling the state leg

what exactly has francis stop called decided the constitutional counsel, which is the highest body in the land when it comes to matters of the constitution, has ruled the changes to the laws that were put through by parliament last month, largely comply with the letter of the french constitution what that means is that from next week you're going to have to show how fast if you want to go into balls, restaurants on long distance trains or even into medical fences, it will contain more than 50 people. what the hell passes are is basically a q r code that says the pc vaccinated what you've been vaccinated within the results of any covert tests that have been carried out. now they're all reggie in place when it comes to visiting you themes and other cultural sites. across from the extension was not supported by a large group of people. but what we give the people that came out onto the street that was supported by a large selection of the whole population low between 55 to 63 percent of those poles that they actually wanted. however, it's the small, very vocal group like you can see just

included our poems by celebratedit writers such as francis scott key, walt whitman and frederick douglass as well as the work of lesser-known poets. kim roberts is the author of a literary guide to washington dc walking inlk the footsteps of american writers from francis scott key and five books of poems most recently the scientific method political af the hybrid book of poetry and prose focusing on topics such as race, corruption, gun violence police brutality reproductive freedom in sexual harassment and abuse of women. campbell is a writer, teacher, fellow and fiction editor receiving her msa from american university and the author of the novel of three other collections and cabinet of wrath. moderating the discussion between these three powerful poetss is an award-winning literary activist and author of two memoirs and several poetry collections he host the morning radio show and host and produces on tv which has the 2020 award. his latest book is god invented baseball awarded the 2019 literary award for poetry by the black caucus of the american library association. as a turn it over

well, joining us now, it's francis boyle, professor of lord the university of illinois college of law. thank you for coming on. the 1st thing i want to ask you is that everyone seems to be passing the situation going on around like a hot potato. donald trump is slammed biden's actions the was defeat in the history of the u. s. biden and blank can say this is the cause that we would doubt who really is to blame for what's going on now. well, thank you for having me on my best to your jewelry. what is there a whole my friends at o. r g? yes, this is a catastrophic failure for us imperialism along the vietnam in there won't kill with regrets. it's, it's, as you said, a hot potato. there is no reason for the united states to have attacked and invaded afghanistan in the 1st place. i oppose this war from, from the decor reason, given before it started. it's clear shop, one of your presenter is pointed in their afghanistan had nothing to do with 911. this was a pre plan war of aggression against the dentist to put the united states military forces into were interesting in order to secure acc

and here's francis ford coppola, his tucker on display at his california winery. and so this was the film with jeff bridges in the time role as preston tucker. it's a great film to watch partly because of jeff bridges' performance. he's just all excited about his car, and it takes you through the story of his developing this car, first having the concept for the car and then trying to put it in production. he emulates some of the original poses of preston tucker. they had replica cars made for this film. and he promoted, he promotes the car the same way preston tucker did. but the film tries to explain the demise of preston tucker, why he was only able to do 51 of these cars by hand. and, eddie, you said you you wee able to watch the film. what did the film intimate about the reason why preston tucker was only able to produce 51 of these cars and had to stop? what was the message behind the film? >> at the time, all these innovations, the other big three car companies were intimidated by him, so they ended up suing him. so, they kind of just, like, took him down a

now we check in with francis for a look at that forecast. >> good morning.n san francisco. clouds are starting to pull back to the coast. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's. this afternoon will be cooler because of a sea breeze, we will still see hazy conditions. conquer, 92, san jose, 84. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. ♪ i just want you to get with me ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma." coming up, more amazing deals and fabulous steals. everything for $20 or less from small businesses. >> i like that, $20 or less. that's in my budget right there. all right, that's ahead. >>> first, the headlines we're following right now here, covid case, the surge to new heights. we haven't seen this in months. right now every single state in the country is reporting high or substantial community transmission, this as major hospital systems warn they could be on the brink of collapse if the trend continues. >>> the biden administration is extending pan

effectiveness of vaccines over time raise the prospect of booster spring will talk with nih doctor francis collins about the latest wave and how many of this will need a third shot. a un report on climate change declares code red for humanity. will ask sunday panel about the dire warning and what's at stake if we don't act quickly. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪. chris: hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news on two fronts, and afghanistan, president biden boosting deployment from 3000 to 4000 u.s. troops as afghan government security forces collapsed under attala van advance taking control of more than 30% of the countries 34 provinces in a lightning offensive over the past ten days. caliban fighters are reaching the outskirts of kabul for the evacuation of u.s. embassy staff has begun and in haiti the powerful magnitude seven-point to quake has killed hundreds of people with the death toll rising just as a tropical storm closes in. in a moment will speak with former secretary of state mike pompeo who oversaw the trump administration peace agreement wit

walking in the footsteps of american writers from francis to others. in five books of poems. it and most recently, the scientific method. political af, "political af" by tara campbell is a hybrid book of poetry. the collection focuses on topics such as race, corruption, gun violence, police brutality, confederate monuments, reproductive freedom and the sexual harassment and abuse of women. tara campbell is a writer, teacher, a fellow and fiction editor. she received her msa from american university. she is the author of the novel and three other collections. bicycle, midnight at the - and cabinet, and all collection. moderating the discussion between these three poetry discussions as an award-winning literary activist and author of two memoirs in several poetry collections. he hosted wp fw morning radio show on the margin with ethel miller and hosts and produces the scholars on tv which received at 2020 award in his latest book, if god invented baseball, it was awarded the 2019 literary award for poetry by the black caucus of the american library association. and he turned ov

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now we check in with francis.ze brings cooler air and cleaner air we will see it slightly cooler temperatures and better air quality which will continue through tomorrow. most of us in the light blue, and temperatures today little bit cooler compared to yesterday , in san francisco it is 67. look for low to mid 90's inland, but we still have another hazy afternoon ahead. julian: thank you. at the news continues with "good morning (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a

francis let me start with you.ding walmart until to morning? >> no i'd be selling walmart its gone up on a parabolic move i look at the charts charles i'm super dorky that way but unless it can continue holding above $150 it's going to go back and revert back to where it started this move, kind of between that 143 and 146 range. clearly it's going to continue to remain strong as prices are higher, lower price retailers are going to remain popular, but this recent move was up, big. charles: and you know, nicole, if you think walmart has a tough go of it, home depot has been down every time they've reported for the last six or seven quarters every time the first day, the next week, so home depot, walmart, both names have benefited big time last year because their competition was shutdown, they were not shutdown by the government, would you be a buyer of any of these, would you be holding on to them going into tomorrow morning? >> yeah, you know, i like walmart. i agree the trajectory right now perhaps not a buy momen

pope francis just got a foosball table. it is a gift that strives to promote foosball. the group says it wanted an inclusive gift that disabled people can enjoy. pope francis is a personalized jerseys. >>> an art student in england, the researcher is focusing on the way we response sound to try and change the way we feel about our meals. >> if music is to the soul as food is to the body, he is composing the perfect i get. it is called sonic seasoning linking food to sound takeout meals taste better. >> it will influence your appetite. >> it can detect the food that adds flavor to our ears and changes how we feel. some sounds good help build an appetite. >> like this one. it's like pouring honey into their plate and this one is light and happy. other sent you might find less appealing. for those of us who want to make healthier choices. >> people lose their appetite when they hear it. >> reactions to this way of tantalizing our taste buds can vary. >> it is a special experience. >> creating a feast. ne cc1 test message cc1 test message cc1 test message cc1 test message c

francis collins. dr. figures on this fourth wave of the coronavirus. i want to put the stats up on the screen. the latest average of new cases is more than 129,000 new cases a day. that's up more than 700% from the beginning of july. assuming current trends of the spread of the virus and assuming the current level of vaccinations, how high could this wave get before it crests? how many new cases could we be seeing a day? >> dr. collinss that this is going very steeply upward with no signs of having peeked out. so i will be surprised if we don't cross 200,000 cases in the next couple of weeks and that's heartbreaking considering we never thought we would be back in that space again. if that was january, february. that shouldn't be august, but here we are with delta variant which is so contagious and this heartbreaking situation where 90 million people are still unvaccinated what are sitting ducks for this virus and that's the mess we are in. we are in a world of hurt and it's a critical juncture to try to

francis collins of the national institutes of health. thank you very much for your time today. >> glad to be with you, jake. glad we can talk about these issues. they really matter. >>> moving to capitol hill. chuck schumer said those working through the weekend need more time to finish their work. the bill includes a bipartisan agreement for $550 billion in new infrastructure spending. so far there's not an actual written bill to upgrade the nation's roads, bridges, broadband to vote on. joining us, one of the negotiators of the infrastructure bill. republican senator susan collins of maine. thanks so much. good to see you in person. it's been a long, long time. so you've been working all weekend. what's the holdup been? when will senators be able to see a bill? >> well, it's hard to translate an agreement into actual bill language but it's important to note that on friday night we did send out to senate offices a large amount of the authorizing the policy legislation. overnight we've been finishing up the spending provisions, appropria

stories they've been telling tourists are actually true, eugene, played byjack rowan, and his father francie battle to survive the night and outwit an ancient bloodthirsty foe. a low—budget horror from writer—director chris baugh, this has some puzzling editing decisions and while it's spin on the vampire myth is original, it's not desperately engaging. this is at its best when going for the comedyjugular and there are some amusing moments, thanks to sarcastic humour and judicious use of very strong language. boys from county hell may not be up there with the best blokey rural comedy horrors but better than 2009's atrocious lesbian vampire killers, in which james corden and matthew horne faced a village of sapphic bloodsuckers. oh, come on, like, what are we supposed to do about this? thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. hello there. the very unsettled august weather continues into this weekend. low pressure nearby will generate further showers, and again, like friday, we could see some thunderstorms which could lead t

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the communists claim that the pilot, francis gary powers confessed to being on a photo spy mission. intelligence agency denied this claim, but the president verified powers' admission. khrushchev used the incident as a reason for withdrawing from the summit conference. throughout his administration, president eisenhower dealt firmly with russian threats to advance the freedom of mankind in the american tradition. in accordance with the 22nd amendment ratified in 1951 president eisenhower was ineligible to seek a third term. in 1906 the republican party nominated vice president nixon. and senator john f. kennedy of massachusetts was the candidate of the democrats. the democratic nominee was elected in one of the closest votes in national history. following the election, president eisenhower invited president-elect kennedy to the white house to plan the orderly transfer of executive powers. after january 21st, 1961, ike retired to his farm near historic gettysburg. upon the completion of half a century of dedicated service to his country as soldier and as president. ♪♪ >>> ladies and

and i'm pretty much in line with this with charles francis adams, who is president of the union pacific, worked intimately with the big railroad men of the era, including the associates. the easiest way to characterize them is simply to quote adams. i have known and known tolerably well a good many successful men, big, financially. men famous during the last half century. in a less interesting crowd, i do not care to meet again. either this world or the next. nor is one disassociated with the idea of humor, thought or refinement. a set of mere money getters and traders, they were essential lu unattractive and uninteresting. the evaluation of individual associates was much the same. ambrose beers of san francisco, the famous writer of the 19th century who probably had the sharpest tongue in california at the end of the century, he wrote that of our modern 40 thieves, mr. huntington is a surviving 36. huntington wasn't, but he was a very, very good one and formidable one. the one i came to like the best was mark hopkins, who is the most confident of the associates. and here i'll have to s

francis: it is good to see you. julian: what a surprise. francis: i will be here tomorrow, too. so, hey. mike, let's talk about the forecast. mike: no surprise, it will be warm today. not as warm as yesterday. we still have a heat advisory, so t he littlbi sea breeze that will bring the temperatures may be a little bit cooler than yesterday. you can see the 24 mile per hour wind in fairfield. we definitely have clouds hugging the ground this morning, so watch out for the fog for the morning commute. mid to upper 60's from the coast into san francisco. mid 80's around the bay. 83, san jose. inland, mid 90's. our hottest temperatures are this weekend. i will show you those, coming up. >> this morning, cal state is welcoming people back to campus after months of distance learning. our reporter amy hollyfield joins us on campus with what students can expect for move-in day. amy: this is the first time students will live on campus since march of 2020. it's a big day. and the faculty and administrators say they plan meet the students where they are, academically and emotionally. they