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like the green new deal will do more harm than good. >> author mark moran openyour book green fraud why the green new deal is even worse than you think , you write that the green new deal is an all-encompassing transformation of society. what do you mean by that? >> in the book i lay out the vision of the green new deal is not chiefly about climate or energy policy . what they're trying to do is remake society quite literally every aspect of society and that would include everything from healthcare, housing, racial justice, identity politics on down to our energy structure and our climate,our transportation, your home heating. your ability to travel . the entire spectrum of human life you want to reengineer to make it for a friendly and its vision if you will of equity. that's going to require people turning over decisions that were previously held by the people to essentially unelected bureaucrats who are going to be managing every aspect of our lives and i mean that and i lay that out in the book down to what your thermostat can be act, the smart meters down to all your appliances. we

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >> r

we are here to pass what is essentially the green new deal. i call it the red new deal because it supports the chinese communist party. american employers will be handing out pink slips if this thing passes. we are not here to deal with inflation, a border on fire, crime out of control, but unbridled spending, unbridled spending, the passing of the green new deal, and a socialist reconciliation act. infrastructure is what we are here for today, as much as we should be talking about afghanistan. first of all, the biden administration promised the united states of america that no new taxes would be required with this bill. inflation is taxation. it hits every one of us. it provides billions in subsidies. you can let your mind wander on that. who is in charge of that? governor granholm, who has a horrible track record. so, what she did for automotive's in michigan, where the taxpayers had to bail all that out, is happening here on a massive scale at the federal level. you can expect all of this failure to be borne by the taxpayers. green new subs

we in the greens made a proposition.e want to spend $500 billion within the next ten years. $50 billion every year this is investment this is not social spending or pension. this is investment in the future in the infrastructure and in the climate neutral infrastructure we should be able to really modernize the debt break in terms of rules that we allow us to really get money from the credit markets to origanize organize investments to be climate neutral by 2035. >> sir, thank you so much for joining the program today. danyal bayaz state nminister for the greens party. >>> let's turn to european markets. we are just over an hour and a half into the session. the stoxx 600 trading 0.14% higher a positive start to the trading day. it was a quiet start yesterday uk markets closed for the bank holiday. ftse 100 opening for the first time this week today let's look at the regional sp splits chinese data out overnight the chinese economy is slowing losing momentum in the services sector especially when we look at the official p

green leafy vegetables, turnip greens, mustard greens, all fine for fall and winter use.t just about covers the holder victory garden. just one of thousands of such farm gardens. just a sample that you can match in most any community in america. eat your vitamins from which you can take more precious than silver or gold. but remember what grandpa says, no work, no garden. get what that means. no work, no spuds. no work, no turnip. no tank, no flying fortress, no victory. bear that in mind all you victory gardeners and work for victory. ♪ ♪

and the greens as well.ut a climate emergency and then behaving as normal. in response, the government has defended alok sharma's travel by saying that helping the world tackle the climate emergency is an priority for the government and face—to—face meetings are key to the success in the climate negotiations the uk is leading in advance of cop 26. as you pointed out, there is no suggestion that he has broken any rules, government ministers are exempt from quarantine requirements on official business but we are told that they take the required tests and practise social distancing when necessary in these visits. but there is scrutiny on the extent of his travel in the run—up to cop 26 as i'm sure there will be of all areas of government policy as that crucial summit looms and the government's ambitions for it and its approach to climate change in general come under increasing scrutiny. meanwhile in italy, venues across the country are introducing an obligatory coronavirus 'green pass' from today, meaning acces

that is what green hydrogen will do in the near term, and then we will bring the cost of green hydrogenfew years. then it will be a competitive fuel and essentially a zero carbon fuel for many things, including power generation, transmission, and utilities. francine: what about blue hydrogen? does the biden bill expand the so-called blue hydrogen or stop doing so? paul: we believe blue hydrogen is an important answer for some customers and green will be right for others. the bipartisan infrastructure build that was passed in the senate does provide for four hydrogen hubs with two involving fossil fuels. but again, fossil fuels with carbon capture to remove the co2 from the process. francine: thank you so much for joining us, paul browning, mitsubishi power president and ceo. we will look at the market, politics, and current affairs. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: coming up, in the next 24 hours a lot happening. president biden will deliver remarks in afghanistan around 2:45. the secretary of homeland security and fema administration or will head to new orleans. you know i am watching the

a fairly muted start little bit of green on the board for italian and swiss markets. up .40%. cac 40 is above the flat line. a couple of data points in focus this morning nothing major relative to last week in explicit drivers now bracing for a winding down of earnings season on the data front, the chinese factory price data prrising 9%. and german trade data. exports risen more than expected in june. putting it into context, global equities off all-time highs. cyclicals led the rally. stoxx 600 rallied off to a muted start turning to individual movers this morning a couple of moves where we would give you a look at the individual stocks. pandora up 3.2%. and here in the uk, coming under a decent amount of selling pressure deliveroo on the news of the rival with a 5% stake in the company. joumanna >>> you mentioned chinese inflation. let's get into detail there, julianna many factories deal with rising prices for raw stematerials and supply chain disruption. forecast rising 1% from a year ago. we filed this report >> reporter: factory prices hitting the 9% multi-year high agai

green leafy vegetables, turnip greens, mustard greens, all fine for fall and winter use.t just about covers the holder victory garden. just one of thousands of such farm gardens. just a sample that you can match in most any community in america. eat your vitamins from which you can take more precious than silver or gold. but remember what grandpa says, no work, no garden. get what that means. no work, no spuds. no work, no turnip. no tank, no flying fortress, no victory. bear that in mind all you victory gardeners and work for victory. ♪ ♪ >> this week we're looking back to this date in history. ♪ ♪ >> round up on the island off the virginia coast. cast ashore in the 16th century, fiery and untamed, they run wild in great herds at the national wildlife refuge here. ♪ ♪ >> once a year, their numbers are thinned by the half century old event. they will be driven ashore to the auction. but first, local youngsters get a chance -- [inaudible]. rumor has it if a fellow stays on, he can keep the pony, but that isn't put to the test, this time. they line the shore for the sea goi

-- black, green and yellow.ins the single most likely outcome. there's an almost equal chance that the social democrats may join the greens for what we call the germany coalition, sorry, the traffic light coalition, the colors of green, red and yellow. now comes the interesting bit. germany will probably need a three party coalition after the election, judging by current polls. it is possible we end up with a left-wing coalition where no liberal or conservative element would be in, that is the social democrats, the greens and the hard left left party. that could make a significant difference not really on the european side or the overall physical stance but in terms of regulations and higher -- overall physical stance but in terms of regulations and germany's economic performance. i would rate red, green, red at 20%. tom: 20% of tail risk, one that investors would be surprised by, but a valuable point, the various different options, the traffic light, the jamaica option, and the left wing one with a 20% chance o

we have a mandate for a complete green economy. howl a complete green economy.een economy. how do we make that giant leap from| do we make that giant leap from the moneymaking _ do we make that giant leap from the moneymaking fossil- the moneymaking fossil industries _ the moneymaking fossil industries to— the moneymaking fossil industries to renewable| the moneymaking fossil- industries to renewable sources of energy? _ industries to renewable sources of energy?— of energy? ashley, let's come to ou. of energy? ashley, let's come to you- the — of energy? ashley, let's come to you. the government i of energy? ashley, let's come to you. the government says| of energy? ashley, let's come | to you. the government says it wants to be carbon neutral by 2030 and it was to be fossil free in transport and electricity by 2030. so... what is your response to roland? yeah, you know, some persons would _ yeah, you know, some persons would say — yeah, you know, some persons would say that it is a very ambitious move, but i honestly believe — ambitious move, but i honestly bel

houses in the green belt, a 200% increase since 2016. this week. leana hosea has been to the site of one of the biggest developments near harlow, in essex and east hertforshire. these beautiful fields and forests in essex and hertfordshire used to be the old hunting grounds for henry viii. according to folklore, queen boadicea prayed here before waging war on the romans. but now locals are worried that all this will be lost to make way for 15,500 new homes. this will be one of the biggest developments in the london green belt, everything you can see here will all be housing. this is the breadbasket of england, this is where your grain comes from. if we concrete over all our fields, we wouldn't have anything to eat. the council says this isn't real green belt because it's just a field. the purpose of green belt is to stop urban sprawl, it's nothing to do with the quality of the land, it's a planning destination. the main housing development is going to be over there, to the north of harlow, and then to connect it to the town, they're goin

frank: back on the green. trevor: i thought if he was taking the unplayable he would be able to reach the green. i thought from the original lie he could at least hack it out 20 yards and get to the fairway. frank: he is trying to make a birdie. trevor: probably going to have to wait another hole. frank: exactly. make sure the little fella gets away. his third. that is not bad because the hole is on the right. he has a good distance in there. to eight. frank: big hitting keith mitch mitchell. trying to get inside, make his way to kay's valley. good birdie, 12 under par. he is in 70th place right now. harry heuriggs we saw meeting t cut. harry higgs the big beautiful, he rolls one in. really character. one of the good guys that the fellas love to play with. phil mickelson mid alongside him with keith mitchell and joel damon on tuesday. frank: that breeze off the right is it still there? dottie: off the right and a little bit of help. it is very much the direction of thursday but not as lively. frank: we saw it

on the immigration side, senator sanders said that this bill creates millions of new green cards for people here illegally. so here's a question. if we told the world that the budget reconciliation we're going to increase millions of green cards for people here illegally, do you think that would entice more people to come here illegally? here's what i think. i think that's the dumbest idea i could think of in the middle of an invasion of this country by illegal immigrants, the democratic party, through budget reconciliation, is going to authorize millions of new green cards for people here illegally. it's in your document. senator sanders admitted that. here's what's happening as i speak. these statements are being translated into spanish and every other language and human traffickers all over the world are going to let the word get out that, hey, the senate is about to increase the number of green cards available for illegal immigrants, why don't you go and get in line? nobody's asked the border patrol how do you think this would affect our illegal immigration problem? have you spen

what do the green new deal is sneaking here?e biden administration can avoid an up or down vote on the green deal. they are couching it in infrastructure bill. what they are doing is the energy bands of exploration, the executive orders but this bill specifically is going to disincentive eyes single occupant vehicles which is a goal of the green new deal, empower carbon emission tracking by the states with blessing from the federal government, introduce a mileage gas tax, go after the internal combustion engine and seeks to believe be phased out which is one of the big goals of the climate agenda and 2030 talking about 50% mandate on electric cars. they don't want an up or down vote in congress or hearing from the green new deal so they are slipping it in to an infrastructure bill and this is going to have major impact on american society and most americans are not aware the green new deal is being stealthily implemented. >> let's talk about cars coming up in 2030, president biden his own words. >> i'm signing an executive order

it will be the first time the greens have beenin be the first time the greens have been in power anywheresnp, it perhaps gives them more stability, it means they will have an outright majority, in some areas of the programme although not all of course. it also sends a message ahead of cop26 about where they stand on environmental issues and as you mentioned, making the scottish greens part of government clarifies that majority that already exists in the scottish parliament in favour of another independence referendum. we are already getting response from the opposition in scotland with the scottish conservatives describing this as a coalition of chaos, saying the snp have lost the plot for the greens to have a seat at the government table.— greens to have a seat at the government table. there's been an unexpected drop in retail sales, which fell to their lowest level since the shops reopened in april when lockdown restrictions were lifted. emma simpson is at bicester village shopping outlet in 0xfordshire and sent this update. yes, a sharp fall in retail sales but there are a couple of ke

the key to long-haul trucking and green hydrogen is you take the green hydrogen and liquefy it that'sydrogen that you see plug power using for example. liquefies the heaydrogen, provie to the long-haul fleet operation -- trucking operations that's going to make a lot of sense. there's a number of folks besides plug power are focusing on that business. >> yeah, but if it's really so good, how come we're not hearing exxon is opening up hydrogen fuelling stations next to the truck depots >> it's going to take time to work through the whole process this is really only happening now. like you said, a lot of the incentives right now that i think are going to jump start this process are being debated right now as we speak in congress i wouldn't at all be surprised to see that development eventually but it's not quite ready for primetime yet. >> you're saying, said something very important, unless you have cheap electricity, it doesn't work >> unless you have green -- renewable generated electricity, it doesn't work. also have to have cheap electricity, too. >> so coal-based system. people fe

the greens into powerfor the first time anywhere in the uk.a majority to pass legislation, including a new independence referendum bill. but the agreement isn't a formal coalition, as our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. 0n the royal mile in edinburgh, the fringe is in full swing. crowds are back, performers putting on shows. the big political show in town today, the deal between the governing snp and the scottish greens, their co—leaders arriving, smiling, as they take the greens into government for the first time anywhere in the uk. this, an agreement built on co—operation and consensus, according to scotland's first minister, and one which she said gives momentum to calls for another referendum. i am determined that there will be an independence referendum in this parliament. i said in the election this agreement reiterates that. it's not about making it more likely, i think it makes it harder and indeed impossible on any democratic basis for a uk government to resist the right of the scottish people to choose their own future.

so how are non citizens or tourist affected by this green pass? well, so far, the way it works for tourists is if you are in the country, as i said, you have to have the p c r tests. you can have your vaccination status and i will tell you this coming into italy. there were other folks who were trying to get in as well, and they were saying were vaccinated and they were still being told you need to show us your p c r test that was boom, mussman swan, thank you so much for your time and insight on this one the and india supreme court has ruled against amazon and walmart in an ongoing fight over whether the 2 retail giant should be investigated for abusing their dominance in the countries online marketplace. now, according to a 3 judge panel, amazon and wal mart's flip cart are expected to volunteer for inquiry in transparency, and the 2 companies were reprimanded for their attempt to do the opposite. now the competition commission of india announced plans to investigate both firms last year over claimed they were using their dominance to stifle com

>> no, without question, the green new deal is in the dna of this green-budget resolution. deal. now, we have to go even further, in the years ahead. we -- we can't stop here and it includes increasing the fuel-economy standards for the vehicles, which we drive. it -- it -- it -- it -- it means that we have to have a big agreement in glasgow that brings the whole world together, later on this year, with president biden, finally, having a piece of legislation which passes, so that the rest of the world sees that we're serious. that we're the leader and not the laggard. you cannot preach climate temperance from a barstool. you cannot be the worst polluter in history and, simultaneously, tell other countries to stop, unless you are doing so, yourself. >> and in terms of -- well said -- and in terms of kind of being role models, let's just talk about your party. how can democrats make progress on fighting climate change? how can they set the right example? because on the one hand, you have people, like yourself, speaking very well and vocally and powerfully about the threat. bu

>> no, without question, the green new deal is in the dna of this green budget resolution.s that are in we talk about in the green new deal. we have to go even further in the years ahead. we can't stop here, and includes increasing the fuel -- for the vehicles we drive. it means we have to have a big agreement in glasgow that brings the whole world together later on this year with president biden finally having a piece of legislation which passes, so that the rest of the world sees that we are serious and not the lag or. you cannot preach climate temper from a bar stool. you can't be the worst polluter in history and tell other countries to stop unless you are doing so yourself. >> in terms of kind of being role models, let's talk about your party. how can democrats make progress on fighting climate change? how can they set the right example. on the one hand you have people like yourself speaking very well and vocally about the threat, then you have the office of a fellow democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia meeting regularly from lobbyists. have a listen. >> joe

if you are a green card holder or sonos— if you are a green card holder or sonos who — if you are a greenill you. is the — sonos who wants to get out, will you, is the us guaranteeing you will be able _ you, is the us guaranteeing you will be able to— you, is the us guaranteeing you will be able to get out? | you, is the us guaranteeing you will be able to get out? i do you, is the us guaranteeing you will be able to get out?— be able to get out? i do nothing we can guarantee. _ be able to get out? i do nothing we can guarantee, but _ be able to get out? i do nothing we can guarantee, but we _ be able to get out? i do nothing we can guarantee, but we can - be able to get out? i do nothing we can guarantee, but we can do - be able to get out? i do nothing we can guarantee, but we can do is - be able to get out? i do nothing we i can guarantee, but we can do is work towards, and this is what the president directed the secretary of state to continue, diplomatic efforts. afghans with visas who may be eligible, third country nationals, any american citizen remains in country, to leave the coun

members of the scottish greens have backed a deal that could see its leaders in government for the first time. two world records for the british cycling couple, husband and wife lora and neil fachie, who are amongst seven gb paralympians to win gold today. and in half an hour, a round—up of the day's sport. that's in sportsday. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i martine croxall. the uk's last evacuation flight purely for civilians has left the afghan capital kabul. the head of the armed forces, general sir nick carter, said it's "heartbreaking" that british troops haven't been able to rescue everybody. he said hundreds of eligible people have been left behind. the american—led airlift of those trying to escape taliban rule is due to end on tuesday. here's our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. the race to finish an unprecedented rescue mission is almost done. the pentagon says more than 110,000 people have been airlifted out of the country in the past two weeks by us forces and its allies. among the planes leaving kabul airport today, the last b

we all like to think of ourselves as being green or going green or getting greener.come very, very mainstream. i think you look at a lot of mainstream parties. you look at u.k. parted -- politics. the conservative party is very much more environmentally friendly. so, i think where the green agenda may have been a more extreme position five years ago or 10 years ago, it feels like a much more mainstream proposition at this particular point. also, the fact that greens are actually slipping themselves in the polls, along with the cdu, does suggest that we're not going to be seeing a green chancellor for the taking of this year. i do think that, as mentioned, olaf scholz seems to be the individual with the momentum behind him at this particular time. anna: certainly the polling suggesting that momentum. thank you for joining us. coming up on this program, sweden's prime minister unexpectedly announces he'll step down after seven years in power. we're live in stockholm next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 23 minutes into our europea

i come up to the venue in question, present mike green past, -- present my green pass, present my idd and i'm allowed to enter. >> nobody told us how to face covid. at the beginning, we were afraid. month by month, we saw a new problem and a n solution. after 18 months, we blt some self-confidence. now, the situation is not -- it is another problem. >> the arena is already adapted to covid. fewer performers, masks and half capacity. with the green pass, the drama has moved offstage, too. parliament had to be suspended after protests from far-right mp's. while polls show 70% of italians in favor, demonstrations have broken out across the country. much of the opposition is from restaurant tours, their -- patience already worn down. >> the government will make us argue with customers who want to siinside without the pass. we have already had cancellations. >> it has gotten nasty for medics supporting the green pass. received a death threat through whatsapp, invoking the nazi trials at nuremberg. >> i really felt in danger. what upset me mosis the threats were from health workers. they w

grant, 75% of the grant has to go for greening. it has to go for planting trees, it has to go for greening up the pavement, because again, this is about permanent carbon savings. >> the dinosaur vegetable gardens was chosen because the garden was covered in is afault since 1932. it was the seed funding for this whole project. the whole garden,ible was about 84,000 square feet, and our project, we removed 3,126 square feet of cement. >> we usually issue a greening rft every other year, and that's for projects that are going to dig up pavement, plant trees, community garden, school garden. >> we were awarded $43,000 for this project. the produce that's grown here is consumed all right at large by the school community. in this garden we're growing all kinds of organic vegetables from lettuce, and artichokes. we'll be planting apples and loquats, all kinds of great fruit and veggies. >> the first project was the dipatch biodiesel producing facility. the reason for that is a lot of people in san francisco have diesel cars that they were

, then amber, then amber— amber, then green, then amber, then amber pius _ amber, then green, then amberent is meant tojustify it. parliament is meant to have — tojustify it. parliament is meant to have approved all of these things. — to have approved all of these things, and we're not sitting, and we are _ things, and we're not sitting, and we are not— things, and we're not sitting, and we are not being given the actual evidence — we are not being given the actual evidence. of course we need to control— evidence. of course we need to control covid, and of course we need be vigilant. _ control covid, and of course we need be vigilant, but if people are tested — be vigilant, but if people are tested before they come and tested when they arrive, then i think a lot of the _ when they arrive, then i think a lot of the extra — when they arrive, then i think a lot of the extra restrictions seem to me to be _ of the extra restrictions seem to me to be over— of the extra restrictions seem to me to be over the top.— to be over the top. let's look at the guardian, _ to be over the top. let's look

congressman mark read and forme green beret who served, michael waltz. and ambassador sales. thanks for being with us tonight . >> and the breaking news that couple members of congress, republican and democrat have gone over to kabul to check up things for themselves. there getting blasted by a lot of folks out there who say it i crazy that they went over and that they took seats in a fight that could've gotten other people out. what to read about their statement about why they did this. >> we have a duty to provide oversight on the executive branch. we conducted this visit to minimize the risk and disruptio to people on the ground because we were there to gather information at the grandstand. good stuff in a plane with empt seats, crew only seats to make sure that nobody but there's a because of our presence. congressman green, i will start with you. good idea? bad idea? what do you hope that they can

larry: kim strassel, one of the things i'm loving about the green new deal, the car companies, i hadith the t car companies in the administration, they begged us to lower the cafÉ fuel standards, we did then they walked away from us and then they went green and they decided to side with california. now the car companies are saying were gonna go to 50% of our sales it's gonna be electric vehicles, right now is 3% of the going to 50% and eight and a half years but here's the wonderful catch they want uncle sam to pay for it, they want uncle sam to buy cars, to build the electric gas stations or whatever the returns et cetera et cetera, so the car companies, god bless them they're all in as long as the federal government pays for. how about that, is not like american free enterprise or what? >> this is a dirty little secret of the entire bidenen green agenda, you just need one piece of it and all corporate welfare, that's a piece of it will look at the infrastructure bill as well there is bailouts for the nuclear industry yet the dudepartment of energy returning to its role, its failed

, not the famous tavern on the green, but arnold's tavern on the green in morristown and there's a sign there for it as you probably know if you've been there, and, unfortunately, the arnold's tavern burned down in 19will 18, a fire. washington typically had five aides and/or secretaries. secretaries were probably doing most of the writing side of things. aides were also doing writing, but what i would guess, there's no proof of this, but my assumption would be when washington's distinguishing between a secretary and an aide an aide might have more varied actickets like reconnaissance missions and so forth and the secretary will stay back at headquarters including here at dey mansion that we'll talk about, and that's probably how the labor was split up. most of them at times was search. can you imagine seven sleeping or even sitting in the same room on a hot day like today or the cold times. splust been an incredible challenge for all of them the tip cam task as i mentioned was writing and copying letters for washington. copious is an understatement. copious amounts of writing of letter

qur'an myers still wanted green to apologize to durant and green was eventually suspended for one game all of this drama, we're joined by dr sean fletcher, assistant professor of public relations and sports communication at san jose state university. dr fletcher. great to have you on here to break down what this what this all means? how much we sort of gleaned from this interview. do you think it was the way that coach kerr and bob myers and the warriors management dealt with the fallout from that dispute that that led to katie's departure and the end of the warriors? super team? no, i don't believe so. i think, you know, let it not be mistaken that this still rests squarely on the shoulders of draymond green and kevin durant and settling their dispute. i think it also is a referendum and an indictment, however, on the warriors. team and an organizational culture. i think that this gave a bit of an indication that the warriors team culture perhaps was not as strong as they thought it would be that it could not withstand a fracture like this one. but again, i do not believe that this wa

josh green, lieutenant governor. thank you for joining us tonight, dr. green.about state and county workers and the protests erupt. is it state and county workers who are up there? >> no, it is anti-vaxx individuals. thank you for having me, lawrence. look, i totally support freedom of speech and to protest peacefully. it is people that don't believe in science. it's people that, unfortunately, are willing to scare others away from becoming vaccinated, away from wearing a mask. and we have a pandemic amongst unvaccinated like we're seeing all across america. the tragedy is these individuals are going to get sick and that makes me sad. i'm not going to lie. i mean, it is sometimes upsetting when people are at your home because i have a wife and children and great neighbors, so it is really inappropriate. but i will be taking care of these individuals as their physician in the coming weeks as they get covid. we're at about 120% capacity in our hospitals right now because so many unvaccinated individuals have caught covid. >> you are the lieutenant governor of haw

towards a green agenda and i think thatis towards a green agenda and i think that is increasingly hard save the summer. this is a story or rather the suggestion that vat could be removed off the pcr test which was brought up in april. and there were figures of around £50 per test inset of the nearly £100. nigel what do you make of this? i nigel what do you make of this? i think the tests are far too expensive because of costs say a family— expensive because of costs say a family of— expensive because of costs say a family of four for a huge amount to actually— family of four for a huge amount to actually go — family of four for a huge amount to actually go abroad. my answer to this really— actually go abroad. my answer to this really is i'm not sure people should _ this really is i'm not sure people should he — this really is i'm not sure people should be travelling abroad anyway this year~ _ should be travelling abroad anyway this year~ i— should be travelling abroad anyway this year. i think it is far too uncertain— this year. i think it is far too uncertain what you would face at th

it’s to put a country on a red or amber or green list?— or green list?ion is there in another country and weather that will lead to more pieces coming into the country than we are exporting to this other country and when you look at the situation at the moment i think it is only spain and europe that has more cases per head of population and we have so in that context certainly as far as europe is concerned controlling and petition just in case numbers is is concerned controlling and petitionjust in case numbers is not that advantageous. the key issue is the variance. certainly the big issue concerning francis weather fronts had a large number of the baiter variant which was the south african variant. —— the big issue concerning france is whether france had the beta variant which was the south african variant. when you look at the data it is very difficult to get a clear picture. france actually do a lot of sequencing so we know a lot more about what variants are circulating in france than in most other european countries. the beta variant has been decre

see, this is my green card. >> reporter: he's showing me a picture now of his green card. that's his green card. so you have a green card. >> yeah. and i have flight on 20 this friday. i filled out the application for the embassy. >> reporter: right. >> this is the emails that i got from the embassy. >> reporter: so, did you try to get in to the airport? >> difficult. >> reporter: what did the taliban say? >> the taliban say we don't know, just go -- we don't want to try to let you in. they say -- >> reporter: they don't have flights? >> they just say we have a flight. >> reporter: some of these people have their paperwork. this man has a green card. if you are a u.s. green card holder, you should be allowed to get into that airport. but the problem is it is such a chaotic situation, and the taliban understands how this looks. the taliban knows that having thousands of people on the streets desperately trying to press into the airport because they're so frightened, because they just want more than anything to leave. they know that that looks bad. so it is not entirely surp