i spoke to one erson very much hope so. i spoke to one person earlier _ very much hope so.one person earlier who _ very much hope so. i spoke to one person earlier who was _ very much hope so. i spoke to one person earlier who was talking - person earlier who was talking earlier about the trauma of the afghan�*s. he left when he was 15. i know that you were born and left in the 1970s. he was saying that he still bears the scars of it and those left behind, he said he was speaking to his father and his father said that he is just sick of moving around and sick of the uncertainty. it is exhausting. what are your full summer?— are your full summer? yes, i remember — are your full summer? yes, i remember distinctly - are your full summer? yes, i remember distinctly as - are your full summer? yes, i remember distinctly as a - are your full summer? yes, i l remember distinctly as a small child, just the level of fear and uncertainty that my family had and it stays with you. it stayed with us throughout our life and every family member that i know has a story about how they were c

and i hope you don't mind me asking what might be now you've question. but 20 years ago, the tele bama notorious for imposing an extremely brutal form of sheree a law. what's to say they won't do that again. is there any indication in the past 20 years that might have shifted if they want to have at least some sort of valid voice on the world stage? yeah, it will be better to ask this question about the surely a lot implementation of the law from top one spokesperson, but i know we still have a constitution which is a lot of make and everything and i've done is done is waiting on according to this islam regulations by what will happen in the future. i hope the one also will understand that alone in without the inclusive government, that will be the right off woman. right? of right, for you cation day minorities, right, which is very important. it will be very difficult for them to get recognition internationally and also to control in governor. we're going to start, i hope, for the best that this is after all, more than 43 years will come on before the e

so all we can do is 'ust hope, be hopefui hope, be hopeful.ut _ hope, be hopeful. do you have worries about your _ hope, be hopeful. do you have worries about your own - hope, be hopeful. do you have| worries about your own safety? hope, be hopeful. do you have - worries about your own safety? of course i do, of course i do. but, you know, iam not course i do, of course i do. but, you know, i am not alone in this circumstance. everyone is stockier, everyone is worried, like there are thousands and thousands of active and outspoken youth and especially the women in afghanistan, living in afghanistan. i am the women in afghanistan, living in afghanistan. iam no the women in afghanistan, living in afghanistan. i am no less than them, we share the common experience, like we share the common experience, like we are going through the same situation. so i am worried, but thinking that i am not alone and thinking that i am not alone and thinking that i am not alone and thinking that i am powerful enough to overcome this situation. i am trying to be st

hope you're doing well. we've really had some cool air filtering in across australia after that cold front hope and cold front cut across, particularly new south wells. you know, west of sydney, we've seen that snow accumulate that 11100 meters above ground. and oh yeah, there's a frost warning in play for south australia as temperatures could dip below 0 sub 0 temperatures in storage. now that disturbance still out toward the tasman c swinging wet weather back to victoria. also southern parts of new south wales and our next disturbances sliding across the bite. they stay in perth on friday with a hive. 18 degrees rain for new zealand. it's now starting to migrate into the north island. this becomes a bigger story for you and we see some dry spells for the south island on friday, southeast asia, you know, across too much more than a 1000 people have been forced from their home because of flooding. we will see some dry spells here as while heavy it's concentration of rain will be silly ways the on friday and

we sure hope so. katrina certainly _ this time around? we sure hope so.katrina certainly exposed a - this time around? we sure hope so. katrina certainly exposed a lot - this time around? we sure hope so. katrina certainly exposed a lot of. katrina certainly exposed a lot of the weaknesses in our levy infrastructure is not a lot of that has been prepared and the levys have been made more robust, certainly in areas where we get those problems. this storm is hitting... it will test those rebuilt levies, but the highest surges will be in a slightly different location, it will hit to some other levee systems, so only time will tell. i hope those that levies will hold out. this surge, it is not quite as bad as what we saw with katrina, at least not expected to be. katrina produced a 28 point surge, to give you some comparison, along the coast of mississippi which is the highest surge ever recorded in the western hemisphere. that was an absolute incredible situation with that surge. 15 feet is still a massive surge and can do a lot of damage and the hope is it

i have hopes. i've been very _ think that'll happen? i have hopes.ck home, and just the sheer violence that we've experienced in the last 20 years — the sad reality is that the us and the international community has left afghanistan to the wolves. it's a very complicated and challenging situation, so i hope afghanistan will be able to find a way forward and the taliban will be true to their words that they will not persecute people, they will allow women to work. they are saying the right things, but actions speak louder. things aren't the same as they are in kabul. i louder. things aren't the same as they are in kabul.— louder. things aren't the same as they are in kabul. i was wondering if ou they are in kabul. i was wondering if you caught _ they are in kabul. i was wondering if you caught that _ they are in kabul. i was wondering if you caught that press _ they are in kabul. i was wondering| if you caught that press conference the first time we saw that gentleman speaking earlier today — he was talking about there was a war afghans were fighting

i hope you know that i do now sitting ducks. i hope you know that i do hope _ now sitting ducks._ that i do hope that the international community understand something about afghanistan — it was the only country in that region of the only country in that region of the world that alexander the great failed to conquer. it was the only country that the roman empire didn't go near because of its reputation. the british empire twice was sent out of there with its tail between its legs. the soviet empire failed. the greatest military powers the world has ever seen called america has failed. and perhaps at last, someone will understand that afghanistan — you deal with them at your peril if you think you're going to conquer and occupy them. but diub , to conquer and occupy them. but digby. it's _ to conquer and occupy them. but digby, it's not about conquering, it's about — digby, it's not about conquering, it's about supporting... i�*m it's about supporting... i'm agreeing — it's about supporting... i'm agreeing with _ it's about supporting... i'm agreeing with you, - it's about supporti

so i have a hope that she's going to make it. remember we have a much on sunday very much under which you need to prepare for that game because we just want to mean that game exactly what we thought should we say, well, more they found the ball and on the ball does and him all back on the ball is a fun game board to everything you need to do while what me know is involved. so it's like doing your job while making fun, your most of your them on your board. much. no thoughts, jim. you must not john mean addicted to development of kids. if you want to see the best of in the child through a boy to him at any age, if your child is crying for anything, the 3 boys to him, it will stop crying and embraced the ball, the duchess football one as if by showing number to those who are we thaws already have high hopes. one of the reasons for their high hope is fine because they see him making the feel i can make you too much vision as like maybe what i saw on my parents who don't have any money or do i have any into understand boys or course o

that givesj you some hope, and it's clear that many— you some hope, and it's clear that many of— youand it's clear that many of the — you some hope, and it's clear that many of the afghan women who value the freedom that they have secured, including _ the freedom that they have secured, including the freedom to educate their kids — including the freedom to educate their kids and work and stand for elected — their kids and work and stand for elected office. it's something like a third _ elected office. it's something like a third of— elected office. it's something like a third of elected officials in afghanistan prior to this were womeh — afghanistan prior to this were women. i'm not going to lie down and simply— women. i'm not going to lie down and simply accept taliban rule, and the removal— simply accept taliban rule, and the removal of— simply accept taliban rule, and the removal of all of those obligations. we've _ removal of all of those obligations. we've seen— removal of all of those obligations. we've seen lots of pictures of women's _ we've seen lots of pictures of women's i

i'll disappointing their hopes on return. and to work towards a positive future for women and girls. lore about among the audi theera? well, it's bringing java with her. she really, she's a non resident senior fellow on the atlantic council duration center and focuses on central asia have gone to san josey via skype from pittsburgh in the us could help you with the program. another brain drain is one of the many talking points that we've been discussing in the past. certainly few days while the telephone take over has been ongoing. we talked about women's issues and the media, but what are the specific areas of the working population are intending to leave afghanistan? well, those who are on the slide, those who worked with united states in the international community, the united nations and western countries, and they represent the most highly educated groups in the country, they are taking with the technical expertise i t knowledge, a lot of the mechanics that have kept that the international aid has been working at to some

i hope that the city is safe and _ you feel safe?? i hope that the city is safe and that safety _ you feel safe? i hope that the city is safe and that safety will - you feel safe? i hope that the city is safe and that safety will extend j is safe and that safety will extend to me and my family. i am from here and i have been here. i don't belong to any other place so let's hope it's in that context that my city my family are safe and more importantly afghanistan is safe. without a safe afghanistan is safe. without a safe afghanistan none of us have any students in this country. we understand _ students in this country. we understand there has been a run on the banks. i people affording to buy essentials like food and fuel? i was essentials like food and fuel? i was able to net essentials like food and fuel? i was able to get money _ essentials like food and fuel? i was able to get money out _ essentials like food and fuel? i was able to get money out of— essentials like food and fuel? i was able to get money out of the - essentials l

hope functions similarly. it does not function the same for black people as it does for white people. i cannot speak to your relationship to that concept. where we are right now right see hopelessness yes, i do. i cannot go there. as a white person i can't go there. i cannot succumb to it. because the moment i do, great give up, give up. and who does that serve? what does that serve? because it is a system that benefits me if i give up hope within it if i give up hope to fight it i collude with it. on the other hand too much hope can make the pollyanna. and can cause me too be complacent. there were lots of f white folks who felt completely hopeful following the civil rights movement of the 60s and look where wee are. it is something i navigate. i have to push through it. but what gives me hope, there are a couple concrete things on the stage the world stage of the democratic debate reparations for black people was discussed with absolute legitimacy. i don't think that would happen in my lifetime. the article

for me personally, i just hope everyone _ hopes for that? hope we can get another metalfor gb but as well and i hope we can get another metal for gb but as long as they do their best, then that is all that matters. they are very gone above and beyond and so, i'm really thankful that everyone is doing well so far. ~ ., ., thankful that everyone is doing well so far. . . ., i. thankful that everyone is doing well sofar. . ., , ., ., so far. what are your hopes for more team gb metals _ so far. what are your hopes for more team gb metals and _ so far. what are your hopes for more team gb metals and gymnastics? i l team gb metals and gymnastics? i know the boys of some finals coming up know the boys of some finals coming up and not many of us are in the otherfinal but the up and not many of us are in the other final but the girls have done well today, and gone for the first final, and the team bronze medal and i hope they can do a little bit more but they have done above and beyond and so hopefully no pressure on them and so hopefully no pressur

i hope the covid stories out there. i hope the athletes _ the covid stories out there.id stories out there. i hope the athletes realise how— the covid stories out there. i hope the athletes realise how much - the covid stories out there. i hope l the athletes realise how much there has been patchy, because they are performing and front of a cheering audience, so it must be a very rarefied experience for them. we will come back to the guardian in a minute. on the telegraph, booster shots 432 million people to begin next month. we haven't quite funny to vaccinating people for the first i knew it, but this is to get ahead of problems could be in the autumn and winter. it of problems could be in the autumn and winter. , ., , ., , of problems could be in the autumn and winter-— and winter. it is, on the plan is to start as early _ and winter. it is, on the plan is to start as early as _ and winter. it is, on the plan is to start as early as september- and winter. it is, on the plan is to start as early as september the l start as early as september the sets, and they're hopi

it is afghanistan right now to give them some hope?— some hope? it is difficult.pe? it is difficult. i am in a safe place, but _ some hope? it is difficult. i am in a safe place, but they _ some hope? it is difficult. i am in a safe place, but they are - some hope? it is difficult. i am in a safe place, but they are in - a safe place, but they are in danger, and it is difficult to say something because now currently i'm not beside them. however, is an afghan girl who went through the same challenges, the same suffering, i would like to tell them, don't give up, don't lose your hope. raise your voice, speak up and don't be afraid. if you don't do it now, no one is going to do it for you. this is the right time to advocate for your rights, because the world is watching you. your rights, because the world is watching you-— your rights, because the world is watchin: ou. ., ~ , . watching you. thank you very much for talkin: watching you. thank you very much for talking to _ watching you. thank you very much for talking to us, _ watching you. thank you very much for ta

we're hoping their case would be moved on earlier this week. regardless, the wednesday postponement was received with prayers and a peaceful walk back home. birth at the camp activities continued throughout the night. indigenous leaders, we're supposed to sit there preparing their people for another long day on thursday . they will march once more to the door of the supreme court to defend their rights . monica and i just 0 brazil. yeah. well, still had hail the news, the worst team in the major league baseball final winter game feature will show you how they did it in for a with me. ah ah a type of fault. thank you. so guardiola has hinted he might leave mentioned the city when his contract expires. at the end of next season. corello joined city in 2016 and has won 3 primitive title in that time. he says depends to have a break after what will be 7 years in charge of the city. the 50 year old hopes to take charge of a national team off to that is going to lead in france now a nice have been ordered to play the next home game against bordeaux b

and i hope that and they can continue on. i wanted from the new government that little bit of a new generation with the gills on board to continue their education. although will take us about what they want for the future as a country transitions and the future is uncertain. it can be overwhelming. and the team leader tells me it's untenable to coordinate getting all girls who want an education out of afghanistan. instead, she wants to engage with the taliban and for both sides to build trust. we have to making sure that our younger generation have access to the tools and guidance to making a better afghanistan to become the next scientist, interpreter and technologist. this is what we needed for afghanistan, and this is what our vision for to ask. and the for the afghan girls are about exchange for they hope to continue their education here and cut the foundation. the future is enough kind of some they hope that life on the taliban rule is different from the 1900 ninety's. and they want to continue to compete around the worl

tonight, patients fight for a dosage of hope. >> i want continued hope. i am -- i am back at square one. . >>> tonight, doctors are sounding will alarm over lead contamination in santa clara county neighborhoods neighborhoods. why children are at risk. >>> crews patrolling areas scorched by the dixie fire long after the flames are no longer visible. the potential threat tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. >>> imagine being told you only have a few years left to live. no amount of money can buy it. it is happening to many patients. we have their quest for a dosage of hope in a kpix5 original report. >> reporter: kpix5 was contacted by a woman who lives here in the bay area. her name is gwen. she is fighting for her life. she moved to san francisco eight years ago within weeks she met the love of her life. >> we met the old fashioned way in a bar. [ laughter ] >> reporter: soon, they married. the young couple was looking forward to s

i hope we can be offering this very— action. i hope we can be offering this very soon. _ action.ery soon, certainly this month _ our health correspondent jim reed is here. two weeks ago, this wasn't the recommendation. what's changed? thea;r recommendation. what's changed? they sa the data recommendation. what's changed? tie: say the data has changed. recommendation. what's changed? ti9:1 say the data has changed. especially around potential side effects on that younger group of men in particular. perigueux code i say this is an inflammation of the heart muscle. they wanted to see more data the if that could be confirmed. they said they think the rates are pretty low, so one in every hundred thousand. as a result, they went forward with this recommendation. they say they need more time to consider whether younger children, so 12 to 15, are going to get the vaccine or not. it was interesting hearing from the health secretary for england in the last half an hour, in northern ireland, they said they will give jabs to 16 and 17—year—olds starting this friday. on a wider level, how mu

. >> i hope white people keep fighting, i hope nice white people are out there fighting. unfortunately, i've not seen the energy we saw last f summer beig sustained. running down on some level is exciting and exhilarating but the daily work putting racism on the table looking at your policies and challenging one another, that is the hard stuff and in case i don't see it later, it takes commitment but also courage and niceness is not courageous so somebody white people see the presence of niceness as an indicator of the absence of racism. a culture of niceness is one that prevents difficult conversations about racism. generallym editors a culture tht nice for me but not necessarily nice for you. there is this idea the way that i experienced the world must be the way you experience the world so i find our campus to be a welcoming place so why wouldn't you peel it a welcoming place? this idea of a policy is applied to everybody, then it's there even if the outcomes aren't the same so it takes a lot of commitment and courage and i want to see that sustained and it ties back t

i hope you're doing all right.wnpours, some of these slow—moving — there's your headline — but we'll see some sunny spells as well. so, you know, it's not a complete write—off as far as that's concerned. so, let's have a look at the big picture. there's the area of low pressure. you can see these weather fronts swirling around it. not only will this introduce those heavy, thundery downpours but also breezy or blustery conditions at times. some heavy rain into parts of wales, the south—west of england, this moves towards the east then. further north it's a scattering of heavy showers. will anywhere avoid these today? well, i wouldn't hold your breath, really. i think eastern sheltered parts more likely to get away with drier, brighter conditions and more of that sunshine. you can see it's a bit breezy or blustery at times. and today's top temperatures, nothing too exciting, between 15 and 20 celsius. now, as we move through towards this evening, those showers will continue, some of these generating a lot of rainfall

but i hope that the day comes. whether you acknowledge now, sitting here under taliban rule, that the political elite in afghanistan over the past two decades let the people of your country down, and that's one reason why the taliban are back in power. and so did the international community. the way assistance, international assistance in this country was delivered was corrupting. and that is something that even when i was the minister of finance, i was speaking up against it, and i was not able to even have a small dent in the way it was delivered. it continued to be delivered the way it was, and so it's not just the afghan side. it's the international community as well that was part of it. a final thought. we began by talking about your pretty remarkable decision to come back to afghanistan despite these very difficult circumstances. you believe the taliban will make good on their promises to respect rights and to form a national government. but what if you're wrong? i remain optimistic. am i certain? absolutely

actually enable us to get to the target that we hope we hope to achieve that is that target up immunize in 25 to 30 percent of our population by the end of the year remains a question, but i think with effort from the african vaccine that position testing, we did donations that we are seeing increasingly made available by putting us the united states from. and we really hope that those efforts to enable us to at least to get to the appropriate tag if they would talk to jump in that doctor. i would appreciate yes that you're saying that you'd want to reach those targets with your relevant agency. what i'm talking about is the cultural differences across africa and the tribal beliefs of traditional medicine against somebody who's a complete stranger, who comes into your village or town. as i'm a scientist, what i put in your arm is much better than what you've been dealing with on a tribal social level for decades. for any campaign to be successful against infectious diseases, you have to factor in. but until you can answer your competence that to fight, did you have to do with your under

i hope. and i will do my best to try to keep democracy continued in brazil, given the current situation in the country. when you talk, when you think about politics, i mean, would you support the former president le, did it to the presidency or you think it's necessary to find a 3rd option that will help solve the polarization that exists in brazil today? that's to say to you, very frankly what is happening now in brazil is again an attempt to transform lula . you to kind of the them on, you know, say all the, the best thing because it was i represented by that stopped by you. i see i prefer to have a candidates on my party, which is the pass the be or another more. how can i put oriented toward democracy there would be but blue is not a threat to democracy or prove that he's not a competent. so he's not that charity or the country. he's causes a candidate. i met him some time ago. after some years, not the months of the have no dialogue seen. the pencil has very good it. but the more recentl

what are you hoping you can achieve? i'm not— them. what are you hoping you can achieve?hat are you hoping you can achieve? i'm not going to l can achieve? i'm not going to lie, i can achieve? i'm not going to lie. i would — can achieve? i'm not going to lie, i would love _ can achieve? i'm not going to lie, i would love to _ can achieve? i'm not going to lie, i would love to come - can achieve? i'm not going to| lie, i would love to come away with a medal. just get to tokyo and give it all i can and i'll be happy with that. now on bbc news, click. this week, another chance to see our race to space, where we hit the road, built a house and, shh... whispers: ..locked up some astronauts. jump on in. thank you. so you're not using the steering wheel at all? you're using a... oh, wow! laughter. which way are we going? which way are we going! i'm at nasa in houston where lucienjunkin is taking me for a spin. using both a steering wheel and a joystick, you can point this vehicle in one direction and drive it in another. you feel the forces in your tailbone. oh, i can feel the f

i hope they make a decision that does _ hope they make a decision that does not — hope they make a decisionift of afghanis coming to the united — shift of afghanis coming to the united up the habit will result in there — united up the habit will result in there is a need to be had for safety— in there is a need to be had for safety reasons being here and those who need to stay and fight _ and those who need to stay and fight for— and those who need to stay and fight for afghanistan same purpose at the last is a brain drain— purpose at the last is a brain drain where their best and brightest are either been silenced by terrorist activities are being flown to america _ activities are being flown to america-— activities are being flown to america. . , , ., america. amidst this debate of who nets america. amidst this debate of who gets to — america. amidst this debate of who gets to come _ america. amidst this debate of who gets to come here - america. amidst this debate of who gets to come here from i who gets to come here from afghanistan tim kennedy is deploying to the middle east to support

i hope you're doing all right.area of low pressure which in turn will bring unsettled conditions across much of the uk. heavy, thundery downpours, some of these slow—moving — there's your headline — but we'll see some sunny spells as well. so, you know, it's not a complete write—off as far as that's concerned. so, let's have a look at the big picture. there's the area of low pressure. you can see these weather fronts swirling around it. not only will this introduce those heavy, thundery downpours but also breezy or blustery conditions at times. some heavy rain into parts of wales, the south—west of england, this moves towards the east then. further north it's a scattering of heavy showers. will anywhere avoid these today? well, i wouldn't hold your breath, really. i think eastern sheltered parts more likely to get away with drier, brighter conditions and more of that sunshine. you can see it's a bit breezy or blustery at times. and today's top temperatures, nothing too exciting, between 15 and 20 celsius. now, as w

it is something we — hope to come together, because it is something we have _ hope to come together,g we have needed, someone of ronaldo's stature _ something we have needed, someone of ronaldo's stature back— something we have needed, someone of ronaldo's stature back at _ something we have needed, someone of ronaldo's stature back at united, - ronaldo's stature back at united, and i_ ronaldo's stature back at united, and i think— ronaldo's stature back at united, and i think it— ronaldo's stature back at united, and i think it is — ronaldo's stature back at united, and i think it is the _ ronaldo's stature back at united, and i think it is the best- ronaldo's stature back at united, and i think it is the best place for| and i think it is the best place for him to— and i think it is the best place for him to finish _ and i think it is the best place for him to finish his _ and i think it is the best place for him to finish his career. - after being outplayed for the first two days, india's cricketers have been fighting back in the third test at headingley. they bowled england out fo

for-— hope for. - hope for. martin, created to speak to you. thank you. i hope for. martin, created to | speak to you. thank you. we will bring you those results when they come in. that�*s it for me. you can reach me on twitter. have a great rest of the day. hello. we provisionally saw a new temperature record in europe on wednesday — 48.8 celsius recorded in sicily. the exceptional heat shown by the red colours here in this chart transfer a bit westwards across the med into the weekend, with record—breaking heat for spain and portugal. cast your eyes further north, though, across the uk, the blues appearing back on the charts. temperatures dropping below normal once again — so a cooler end to the week across the uk, and it will be blustery at times, mainly because of this area of low pressure — out to the west at the moment, but it will track across the north. through the night and into the morning, though, this weather front will bring some cloud and patchy rain into southern areas, keeping tempera

this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening there is news tonight that officials hope will get many cautious and reluctant americans off the fence and to covid vaccination centers. pfizer today granted full fda approval for its vaccine. the hope now is that americans who have been waiting for a full fda sign-off will have the reason they need to roll up their sleeves. but the news is also strengthening the hands of companies and institutions that are moving to require workers and students in some cases to be fully vaccinated americans still playing catchup with a virus that infected 180,000 people just this past weekend and took almost 1,200 lives. miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: expected but still historic today's full approval of pfizer's vaccine for people 16 and older marks another major milestone in the pandemic, coming 97 days after the fda began its official review the first covid vaccine to move beyond emergency use authorization. the new announcement expected to move the needle on future vaccinations >> those who have been waiting for full approv sho

hope is one thing, but when we hear _ finance. hope is one thing, but when we hear china _ finance. peak co2 in 2030 and not getting to net zero until 2060, and not getting to net zero until2060, is and not getting to net zero until 2060, is hoped enough? realistically, what does your head tell you?— head tell you? the type of developments _ head tell you? the type of developments that - head tell you? the type of developments that have . head tell you? the type of - developments that have happened since the usjoin, i have been optimistic, especially climate leaders... more and more countries have been pledging. but the proof will come in the form of the updated ndcs, updated before glasgow, i would also still would have doubt... we should find out in a matter of weeks. thank you so much for joining us from bhutan. tuesday brought us our first 25 celsius day in the uk in over two weeks. and whilst some of that warmth will still be felt on wednesday across the south and east of the country with some sunny spells, clouding over into the afternoon, it's the cloudier conditions in the n

i hope they didn't, i hope something — in vain?ope something comes out _ in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes out of - in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes out of this. - in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes out of this. for| in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope i something comes out of this. for 20 years, obviously, we were there. i hope there was peace for a little bit of time, i have had people tweeting saying it wasn't for nothing, young girls were getting educated. all that kind of thing. may, at the moment, i'm quite low, and quite low. i'm normally quite a positive person since getting injured. seeing where i have been from and what happened to me, i should not be alive, i was told that by many doctors. i've always been really positive because of that. seeing what's happening over there. i'm just questioning it, for me, i'm quite mentally strong, when i first, i spent a year with the mental health team, talking about the future, everything that comes with that, i've got a good outl

todd: convoy of hope is answering their calls for help. we are talking to someone on the ground there next. it's time for my monthly book club! it's an opportunity for us girls to connect and remind each other who's on mute. and this is how we have to meet. because when we spend time indoors with people, we can still spread covid faster than nancy's gossip. that's why i'm still masking wherever i go. because until i'm vaccinated, a mask helps slow the spread. which means the sooner i can get back to a friend's house to judge their interior design. we can't hear you, dolores! >> breaking overnight two people dead and 10 more hurt after a bridge collapses in george county, after heavy rain from item. todd: near the alabama state line they gave away. a road giving way. >> janice: there is always a delayed reaction tracking a storm making landfall and sometimes you have to wait a couple days to see what the big impact is going to be. when you have millions of people without power and it is really hot in louisiana that is a big story if they do

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him >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope.re beverley is? >> that was my biggest task and biggest concern at that time. >> did lewis know where beverley was, and if he did, would detail the detective? >> what was his story? where was? beverley >> said he kidnapped beverley, because of money. he said he found her on the internet searched her out and saw she was a broker and felt she had money. >> lewis described in detail what he claimed happened. when he contacted beverley about the house showing, she told him she didn't feel comfortable meeting just him. so he got his wife crystal on the phone to say she would be there as well. >> erin shows up and he goes in and make some excuse as to why krystal cunning come. aaron tells me he had beverley take pictures of the house with her. phone >> that explains why the voters the detective had seen were dark and blurry. lewis said he asked beverley to send them to krystal, since she couldn't be there. >> he said they walked upstairs, and when they got to the top of the stairs brought ou

i can only hope and pray, and join the rest of the world and hoping it will be successful. i'm excited, i'm proud. through a lot of big moments, with the nixon's, i think this is truly one of the greatest. february 17th, departure ceremony. went well, with no problems. the president seemed to be in great spirits on the chopper going over to andrew's. he thought the whole thing had gone well. so, things seem to be off to an auspicious start. we saw a little bit of the tv coverage after he got on the plane, he was at the table in the staff room. it was kind of an odd feeling because they covered the actual takeoff of the spirit of 76, and we were on the plane watching the tv covering the takeoff, that was sort of fascinating. >> i think what we have to do, the first day, is to feel it out. we are going to have to find out what the mood is. we want to find out whether, whether the mood might be on the basis of their statement they made a couple days ago or they may have said that another way saying something else. and i want to feel -- naturally, there will be the plenary sess

what are your hopes? how optimistic are you that you will be able to continue with your work in the way that you have it, and indeed, improvement and such things as a vaccination campaign. so back in december unit to find a working agreement with community based education and to ensure we are remote area and focusing on indications that agreement signed with around the same thought ought to be in in capital. we've had multiple contacts with them. the list of them where today and john about and come out with the end. you are commissioner for those area so far we received reassurance references from them that will be able to review my work and access should be provided you receive guarantee that schools will be reopening and today and primary and secondary school are open. we'll go ahead our community ban indication, and this is from the out of the way to student bolduc our operating today, 1005, going to children go school and other than 500 or girls. so we're cautiously optimistic that we will be able to

hope for i'll just era is next. on county, the coast hypersonic missiles can the world of new alms rates as russia takes the lead and missiles that can fly up to 20 times the speed of sound. rwandan forces help clear up motion beats militants. insurgency will oil johnson migrant workers for to come to the cost analysis here the the cobra, 1900 pandemic has had a devastating impact around the world from putting enormous pressure on health care systems, in many cases, to breaking point to putting the world economy on track to a possible recession. but the pandemic has also made clear another problem of our time. global inequality. as wealthy countries stockpile cove in 1900 vaccine, 50 percent of adults in europe, us and the u. k. have now been fully vaccinated. vaccination rates remain extremely low in countries across africa by the us, the 2 percent of the continent people have been fully vaccinated. the african union of the world health organization that played a central role in the vaccination at but across the co

and what do you say to the critics _ hoped. and what do you say to the critics out _ hoped.ped. and what do you say to the critics out there who - hoped. and what do you say to the critics out there who argue j the critics out there who argue that there is an unfair advantage in athletes like laurel hubbard taking part? than laurel hubbard taking part? an interesting debate, and i think the reality is there is a lot of nuance involved for any trans _ of nuance involved for any trans person that would note their— trans person that would note their experience in the affirmation of their gender is going — affirmation of their gender is going to _ affirmation of their gender is going to be very unique. not one — going to be very unique. not one in— going to be very unique. not one in the _ going to be very unique. not one in the same story we can use _ one in the same story we can use when— one in the same story we can use when deciding our governments and our policies in this space _ governments and our policies in this space. like i said, the reatity— this space. like i said,

i can only hope and pray and join the rest of the world in hoping it will be successful. and i'm excited. i am proud. lived through a lot of big moments with the nixons. but i think this is truly one of the greatest. >> departure ceremonies and the takeoff at andrews all went very well with no problems. the president seems to be in great spirits on the chopper going over to andrews. he, too, thinking the whole thing went well. we saw a little bit of the tv coverage after we got on plane. it was an odd feeling. they covered the actual takeoff of the 076 and we were on the plane watching the tv during the takeoff, which was sort of fascinating. >> well, i think what we have to do the first day is to feel it out. we're going to have to find out what the mood is. we want to find out whether the mood might be on the basis of their statement they made a couple of days ago or they may have said that and may have said something else. and i want to -- actually, there will be the plenary sessions, we'll have all of our interpreters there. but i do not want to have a situation, say,

i think it should and i hope it does and hope that - i hope it does and hope that journalists and historiansians get to work on — journalists and historians get to work on trying to get to the core of the relationship between the taliban and pakistan. we have heard bits and pieces— and pakistan. we have heard bits and pieces over_ and pakistan. we have heard bits and pieces over more than 20 years, 25 years. _ pieces over more than 20 years, 25 years. 30 _ pieces over more than 20 years, 25 years, 30 years to the creation of the mujahideen, when they were trying _ the mujahideen, when they were trying to— the mujahideen, when they were trying to get the russians out of afghanistan in the late 1980s. and it is an _ afghanistan in the late 1980s. and it is an absolutely critical thing and i_ it is an absolutely critical thing and i know... i don't know if we have _ and i know... i don't know if we have time — and i know... i don't know if we have time to _ and i know... i don't know if we have time to talk about refugees, but many, — have time to talk about refugees, but many, many people will

. >> i hope white people keep finding, i hope nice white people are still out there.ortunately i haven't seen the energy that we saw last summer is being sustained. running down to a protest on some level is exciting and exhilarating for the daily work putting racism on the table looking at policies and practices in the workplace, that is a really hard stuff and in case i don't say it later, it takes courage, commitment but also courage. niceness is not courageous so so many white people see the presence of niceness is the absence of racism. a culture of my schism is one that prevents us having difficult conversations about racism. generally it's a culture nice for me but not necessarily nice for you. there is this idea as a way i experience the world must be the way you experience the world. our campus is a welcoming place so when you peel it a welcoming place? this idean that if a policy applies to everybody than its fair even if the outcomes are not going to be the same. it takes a lot of commitment and courage and i want to see that sustained. the moment i think i

i urge the taliban _ people have dared to hope. i urge the taliban to _ people have dared to hope.e _ people have dared to hope. i urge the taliban to lead the youth - people have dared to hope. i urge the taliban to lead the youth and | the taliban to lead the youth and women continue their studies so they will advance. we will develop and achieve more games, more than what we have achieved in the past 20 years. many still want to leave. this has seen this morning near the french embassy. forall the seen this morning near the french embassy. for all the taliban's talk of reconciliation, many are scared, willing to speak but not be named. shops are open, small businesses are open". shops are open, small businesses are open... . at the airport, evacuations continue, the operation seems to be going well. the ministry of defence says it expects half a dozen flights to the uk in the next 24—hour is. we to the uk in the next 24-hour is. we are to the uk in the next 24—hour is. 9 are having decent collaboration with the taliban at the moment, who are prepared, it would appear, to allow p

we will show you new bay area programs hoping to change that. >>> a look outside. more wildfire smoke coming into the bay area, prompting an air quality advisory tomorrow. who could see temperatures near 100. our forecast when we come back. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent threats. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >>> the situation in afghanistan is blamed for kamala harris cancelling her visit to the bay area tomorrow. the rally is now canceled. colleagues say she intended to support the governor. >>> parents are upset over how their child's middle school handled a positive covid case. some feel like their kids were singled out. >> reporter:

i hope white people keep fighting. i hope nice white people are out there fighting. unfortunately, i haven't seen that the energy that we saw last summer is being sustained. running down to approach us on some level is exciting and exhilarating, but the daily work of putting racism on the table looking at your policies and practices in the workplace, challenging one another, that's the really hard stuff. and in case i don't say earlier, or later, it takes courage, it takes commitment but it also takes courage, and niceness is not courageous. so my point around that is that so many white people see the present of niceness as an indicator of absence of racism. and a culture of niceness is actually one that prevents us having difficult conversations about racism. it's generally a culture that's nice for me but not necessarily nice for you. there's this idea that the way that i experienced the world was must be the way you explained ee world, so i find our campus to be a very welcoming place, wouldn't you feel it to be a welcoming place? or this idea that if a policy dis

i hope people heed your warning better safe than sorry. scary time. >> in a weird time, the act of nature, the tropical storm is more predictable and more understandable than what is going on afghanistan. i'm torn. i got to see what this storm is going to do because i have to be there for my family. long island is vulnerable. you lose power very quickly. it's hard to restore it. it gets wet. it floods very easily out there. so i'm going to have to pay attention but if i can do the job, i will on sunday when the storm is there. >> stay safe and keep your family safe. everyone is thinking of everyone out there that needs to do the same. >> we're all in it together, l coats, we're all in it together. >> that's what they say and i'm waiting for humanity to act on it. >> you have to say it. >> thank you, chris. talk to you soon. be safe. >>> this is "don lemon tonight." i'm laura coats in for don lemon and in the past week, we've seen the collapse of the afghan government. the taliban takeover. the chaos at the airport as thousands and thousand

ryan: doctors hope that others follow his process.g to do would be to call a doctor and he says after that letting officials know can help them keep track of data. >> i think it is going to help people, i just do not -- just on a numbers level globally and secondly, the most important reason to let someone know is that someone can help you with contact tracing. kumasi: if you want to be tested, we have a link to verified covid sites and you can find it at abc7news.com/vaccine. reggie: the san francisco mayor is expected to declare august as transgender history month. the announcement will be at 11:45 this morning and this sunday the transgender district will commemorate the 55th anniversary of the compton cafeteria riots and respond to the violent harassment that -- of trans people kumasi: in the tenderloin. kumasi:breakout the ugg boots and north face jackets because you can buy pumpkin spice lattes from starbucks. dunkin released their fall drinks last week. starbucks has sold more than 500 million pumpkin spice lattes since the gre

of the older generation, they have hopes. some of the older generation, they have hopes-— have hopesmily. we wish you all the best. hopefully it is able to be resolved. nazir was a form interpreterfor the british army in afghanistan. now, we're going to stay with that theme. when the taliban was last in power, all media outlets were banned, except for one station that broadcast nothing but propaganda. the fall of the militant regime in 2001 led to a new era of media freedom, with dozens of tv channels, radio stations and newspapers. but now, the future for these institutions is unclear. saad mohseni is the chair of afghanistan's most watched tv network, tol0 tv. welcome to bbc breakfast. it is good to have you with us. first of all, maybe you can give us a sense of what is happening on the ground? what are your reporters telling you, that are on the ground in afghanistan, of the current situation? we have seen the latest pictures from the airports, those crushes as people are desperately trying to leave the city, what are you hearing?— trying to leave the city, what are you hearing?