pastor george davies, thank _ consistent basis. pastor george davies, thank you _ consistent basis.e| davies, thank you very much for joining us. the new head of the nhs in england the new head of the nhs in england says she fears tens of thousands of people are are risking their lives because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. new research also suggests three in five people would delay seeking medical advice because they don't want to be a burden during the pandemic. it comes ahead of a campaign launching next week to raise awareness of symptoms of urological, lung and abdomen cancers. we're going to get the very latest from afghanistan. we were hearing the president of afghanistan has addressed the nation for the first time since the taliban intensified their latest offensive. secunder kermani joins me live from kabul. so what did ashraf ghani say in that address? , ., ., , ., ., address? everyone was waiting to hear what the _ address? everyone was waiting to hear what the president _ address? everyone was waiting to hear what the president would - address?

reverend george davis of impact church in jacksonville, florida, four out of the people that died were under the age of 35. and young and healthy people. he knew one of them was 24 years old and had known that person since he was a toddler. he tweeted that he's tired of crying about and burying people he loves. he said please take the political and religious games somewhere else. but there is a lot of political games still being played here in the sunshine state. all you could do was host another vaccination event this weekend. he tried to convince his congregation saying the vaccine is here if you want it. and he believes that faith and science can work together, erica. >> it is an important message. natasha, thank you. >>> our next guest is the chief medical officer at conway medical center in south carolina. health care facility s.e.a.l. se just put the covid 19 tests back up after take them down last may. dr. paul richardson joins me now. seeing the tents go back up, you said it was like a gut punch and this is because you're seeing a rise in covid-19 patients and i'm guessing many

. >> reporter: at his church in florida, pastor george davis is praying for higher vaccination rates.on ten-day period, he said otherwise healthy members of his church died from covid. none of them were vaccinated. >> we had experienced six people last week within a ten-day stretch that passed away from covid. four were under the age of 35. yesterday we had a seventh person who passed away. these are all people we care about dearly. one young man, i've known him cynic he was a toddler. a young man in the prime of his life who still had plans to be married and live out a full life. >> reporter: what frustrates pastor davis the most is all the misinformation about vaccines that's out there. that many in his congregation believe. >> when you get injected, the government is putting a tracking device inside of you and they're watching your every move. that people are dying in record numbers and it's not being reported. i learned somebody recently told me, there are asle people in the hospital in jacksonville that are struggling in icu units who are vaccinated as there are those unvaccinate

here is something the bishop reverend george davis tweeted ot over the weekend about. i'm tired of crying about and burying people i love. take the political and religious games somewhere else. unfortunately there are a lot of political games being played here in the sunshine state at the moment, even as the seven day average of new cases in florida over the past two weeks has risen 84%. john and brianna. >> governor desantis there, natasha, is standing by his ban on mandating masks in schools. he is now facing a number of lawsuits, maybe not surprising, but this includes a federal lawsuit from the parents of 15 kids who have compromised immune systems say the ban endangers them. what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, brianna, there's a lot of tension between parents, educators, officials at different levels. meanwhile, you have schools resuming class in person this week, including orange county public schools where we are. they start class tomorrow. they've implemented a mask mandate for employees and for students but parents can opt out of that. and that's becau

let's talk with the senior pastor at impact church, george davis.astor, thank you so much for being with us. i am so sorry for the circumstances under which we are talking. and i can't even imagine how your congregation is struggling. how are they doing? how you doing? >> i'm doing well. it's a difficult time. but this is what we do as pastors. we do our best to take care of those who are part of our congregations and that's what we're doing at this time. it's been very difficult for our church. our church has supported vaccinations. we supported to wear masks in our church services. we're socially distanced. every one of the cdc protocols we follow to a t. so it's very difficult to see us come to a place where we are now where we did a vaccination event back in march and did our best to get as many people vaccinated as possible, almost 1,000 people registered, 800 actually showed up and were vaccinated. so we've been pushing, trying to help people stay safe for the entire time. >> so the folks that you have lost, can you talk a little bit about the

the bishop reverend george davis said that god is the one giving wisdom to scientists to create the vaccinend that science and faith can work together. he said he's tired of crying about and burying people he loves and to take the political and religious games somewhere else. >> reporter: i'm jim bittermann in paris long distance bus terminal, one of the many places now you have to show a health pass which proves you've been vaccinated or tested negative for covid-19. and applies to buses, trains, planes and also cafes, bars, restaurants, practically anything. they're calling this d-day. the reason this pass is being imposed like is because of the fact that cases here continue to rise. they're calling this the fourth wave of covid. >> reporter: i'm paula newton in ottawa, despite the rising level of infections in the united states, canada has reopened its border to fully vaccinated americans and u.s. residents. at this hour, americans who are fully vaccinateed finally cross the land border. now, interesting here, the biden administration has not reciprocated the entire pandemic canadians ha

john lynch and mark davis saying hello. george kittle greeting his wife pregame. jimmy garoppolo, your starting quarterback. for a first down. nice pass adeb good to see 85 doing things. the rookie on the option out of the shot done. gets around the corner. 17 yards and a first down. 242 yards. mixing and matching. what would he do? play-action fake. well into the end zone. 7-0, san francisco. number 10 has a linementality ts defense. third and 13. 16 yard completion. he had 64 yards passing. 14 plays, 75 yards. cap to buy trey lance as he gets into the end zone. the rookie and the score. 49ers win 34-10. after the game, coach shanahan was asked if jimmy garoppolo will be his starting quarterback. >> we will have to see. everyone keeps asking me that question. i am not giving the answer just to satisfy the question. i think we have a pretty good idea all along. we are pretty good with it as long as we can keep surprising -- keep surviving press conferences. >> we are clicking like that and the defense is scrambling like that, it makes it hard. we are trying to win

john lynch and mark davis saying hello. pregame george kendall greeting his wife.my garoppolo your starting quarterback. a little bootleg action. a nice pass. look at 85 rumble for a first down. two plays letter, here comes trey lance. your rookie quarterback. firsdo. the niners had 242 yards rushing. kyle shanahan mixing and matching. jimmy rolling in. touchdown. 7-0, san francisco. jimmy was fired up. he has that linebacker mentality. third and 13. corrupt below, 16 yard completion. the drive was 14. trey lance went into the end zone pit 1a yards rushing. the niners when 34-10. with everything coach shanahan has seen, he was asked will jimmy g. start one? >> i guess we will have to see. everyone keeps asking me that question. i am not giving the answer to satisfy the question. i think our team has a pretty good answer. we are pretty good as long as i can keep surviving press conferences. >> it was fun. when we are clicking like that, it makes it hard. we are trying to win games. >> i trust coach shanahan. he is going to find ways to get the guys who need the ball

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and thanks to ross davies as a professor at george mason, there was mention of his role being on exhibitd the north carolina historical exhibit. the exhibits actually go back into the 18 nineties. and somewhere in this exhibit was james robe. i have not been able to spot it that the catalog says even at this point this row suffered from that terrible times. it's in bad shape. so not to shock anybody but unfortunately this is the state of the iredell road. is now in the collection of the north carolina museum of history. i think them very much for letting me come down two years ago to take it out of storage preventing is been out of its box for years because of the condition. but laid it out so we can take a look and see what is going on. you will notice right away. it is all black. no better white pieces. that shocked me. that led me down to what we're doing today. the main body of the robe is completely gone whenever the textile terms are that the weave is completely gone but you can see the sleeves those in her sleeves are intact the top part is fairly intact and these are actually the

john lynch, mark davis saying hello before the game. georgeittle bringing his wife to the pregame. jimmy garoppolo, a little bootgnd ass to a wide-open candle for a first down. two plays later, jimmy out, trey lance in. here is trey in the shotgun. he will find the option read. 17 yards. 242 yards rushing as a team. kyle shanahan mixing, matching. he rolls right into the end zone. 7-0 san francisco. jimmy has got the linebacker mentality. get out of my way. would not be denied. third and 13, garoppolo with a great pass. h capped off by trey lance. he had 54 all-purpose yards and that touchdown. 49ers win 14-10. they enjoyed the shuffle. >> it was fun. when we are clicking like that and a defense is scrambling like that, it makes it hard. we are trying to win games, so whatever it takes, we will do that. >> i trust coach shanahan that he will get guys who need the ball the ball. it was a ton of fun. chris: sunday night baseball, a's and yankees. ricky henderson looking on -- rickey henderson looking on. gomes drops the ball. rizzo rips one to t

come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ it's a larry davi shame extravaganza ♪ ♪ he's the o.g. and g stands for georgecut 'cause he don't know no shame ♪ ♪ he'll even hire prostitutes to use the carpool lane ♪ ♪ won't respect nobod but he respects wood ♪ ♪ and he's fellin pretty prett pretty pretty good ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on, bud, come on >> aw, man >> jimmy: common, thank you for doing this i love that you do this. for this last challenge, rick astley's "never going to give you up. [ laughter ] >> y'all got a lot with us on this now >> jimmy: no, no this -- it recently reached one billion plays on youtube, by the way. one billion. [ cheers and appaluse good for rick. we love rick astley. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, we gave you the song "never going to give you up." take it away >> let's go, y'all, let's go [ cheers and applause ♪ >> come on an clap, y'all. ♪ ♪ never gonna give you up never gonna let you down you know that you been got ♪ ♪ when you hear thi '80s sound the vid just hi a billion views ♪ ♪ i guess it's stil going around so send the link to all your friends ♪ ♪ and when t

outgoing deputy police chief chris davis serves on a portland, oregon department still feeling the reverberations of nationwide protests over last year's murder of george floyd nationally. there's a crisis of confidence in our profession. we have to just get comfortable with that uncomfortable reality and start working through that. the city of portland and democratic mayor ted wheeler who also serves as police commissioner dismantled some police specialty units now struggling to get officers to build them back. >> it may give one pause when they saw who would be their predecessors, a century eliminated after after. dedicating there. professional life towards certain effort. >> but lieutenant greg passion of the portland police says the violence is affecting everyone, including cops. >> it's alarming. it's disappointing. it's it's horrifying to people who are suffering through it. >> and that was michael shure reporting for us tonight. now let's talk about our 4 zone forecast this monday. a live look at the city courtesy of the centro tower camera. i always love the shop and you can take it. it is a beautiful shot to kron four's. chief meteorologist la

davis. i was wondering for the author if you had a chance to write another book about somebody else like george tike, would you do it? >> you know george tike has his own book -- >> like, not specifically him. that was an example. >> he has his graphic novel. i have only one other time revisited a subject a second time. i have written two books on the orphan trains, and in the book i did somewhat like norm's where i focused on one character and told the history and felt like i was leaving so many stories behind and people were getting to the point where i wanted to get their stories now or not get them. so i wrote a second book and i would never say no. it's certainly a possibility. i think it's an incredibly deep and rich history and it needs to be taught much more in our schools. so the more books the better. >> i think we have time for more two more questions. and i'm sorry we're choosing the young people. >> hi, my name is abby moon. for norm mineta. i was wondering for when you ran for political office to now, do you think that you have had an influence to have more asian-americans run for

davis. i was wondering, for the author, if you had the chance to write another book, about someone else, like george decay, would you do it? >> is that for me? >> that's for. you >> well george decay has his own book. >> not specifically him, that was an example. >> he has his own graphic novel, yes. i have only one other time revisited the subject to second time. i've written two books about the orphan trains in america. the first book, i did somewhat like norm's book, where i focused on one character and told the history and felt like i was leaving so many stories behind. and people were getting to the point where i would get their stories and not get them. so i re-wrote the orphan trains, these are all nonfiction, true stories. and i would never say no. it's certainly a possibility. i think it's an incredibly deep and rich history and it needs to be taught much more in our schools. so the more books the better. >> i think we have time for maybe two more questions. and i'm sorry, we're choosing the young people, if that's okay. [laughs] >> hi, my name is abby moon, from st. augustine school. for n

davis and palo alto. and he said all the bees died in one year. they didn't like the cold weather in utah. they couldn't compete in florida. >> they also went to stanford professor georgealto for eight years. but then -- >> more like 70 years later now. >> i know. for 70 years, these bees are flying around in palo alto, and nobody noticed. >> and a 4-year-old girl noticed them this year. >> it shows us when you new perspective, the eyes of a child, she just looked at that and says there's something different with these bees. >> the stingless bees anika found were certainlyugn usopollinators. they were presumed dead and had no representatives in dr. hauser's vast collection. in fact, dr. hauser hadn't heard of stingless bees from brazil until nearly 20 years ago. >> i got a submission from pest control guy in palo alto, and first i thought he was pulling a practical joke on me because it was a stingless bee. like if somebody says they have a kangaroo in their back yard. >> the guy was richard schmidt. asked by a palo alto homeowner to get rid of buzzing bugs in her back yard. >> no, i didn't kill them. >> call him an exterminator with a heart of gold. >> i hadn't seen t