johnston says counties will start sending them out. august 16th. it's going to be sort of like climbing a really tall mountain. but once we get that election done successfully completed. >> it will be the view from the top going to be really nice. >> one loose end in all of this is what, if any covid-19 protocols will be in place if personal protective equipment will be required at the polls. johnston says the secretary of state's office is working on this and guidelines are set to be released soon at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> coming up today marks 6 months since the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol details on the steps capitol police announced today to strengthen security and prevent a scene like this and ever happening again. also, one more reason to stay away from sugary drinks. there's a new warning from researchers. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is wort

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johnston says counties will start sending them out. august 16th.going to be sort of like climbing a really tall mountain. but once we get that election done successfully completed. >> it will be the view from the top going to be really nice. >> one loose end in all of this is what, if any covid-19 protocols will be in place if personal protective equipment will be required at the polls. johnston says the secretary of state's office is working on this and guidelines are set to be released soon at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> next. today told the police at odds with some city leaders and community activists following a chaotic 4th of july. we're hearing from one activist who says better community resources would have prevented the weekend chaos. plus 6 months have passed since rioters stormed the u.s. capitol. how security has then beefed up since then and when a house committee investigation may start and stormy in the sunshine state bringing strong winds, heavy rain and tornado warnings before making landfall. >> the deadly week

johnston says counties will start sending them out. august 16th. it's going to be sort of like climbing a really tall mountain. but once we get that election done successfully completed. >> it will be the view from the top going to be really nice. >> one loose end in all of this is what, if any covid-19 protocols will be in place if personal protective equipment will be required at the polls. johnston says the secretary of state's office is working on this and guidelines are set to be released soon at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> alright, let's get you up to speed on barry baseball. the a's were in houston taking on the astro's oakland when they jumped out to an early lead they scored 6 times in the first 2 innings which you'd think would be enough to win. but not in this case, it could hold on the astros tied. the game in the 6, then put up a few more just for good measure. the final score 96 astro's with the when the 2 teams will play again this evening with first pitch at 5.10. again, that's in houston and we have some of goo

johnston says counties will start sending them out. august 16th.ing to be sort of like climbing a really tall mountain. but once we get that election done successfully completed. >> it will be the view from the top going to be really nice. >> one loose end in all of this is what, if any covid-19 protocols will be in place if personal protective equipment will be required at the polls. johnston says the secretary of state's office is working on this and guidelines are set to be released soon at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> the oakland a's are still trying to score a win with the city of oakland. a workshop is planned tomorrow to go over the team's billion dollar proposal for a waterfront stadium. a green light would move this project closer to a city council vote. kron four's terisa stasio says it is considered both a complicated and a simple turning point and whether the a's stay. >> the pictures show a shiny state of the art ballpark situated on that stretch of the bay providing a visually attractive setting to watch a game. bu

johnston says counties will start sending them out. august 16th.to be sort of like climbing a really tall mountain. but once we get that election done successfully completed. >> it will be the view from the top going to be really nice. >> one loose end in all of this is what, if any covid-19 protocols will be in place if personal protective equipment will be required at the polls. johnston says the secretary of state's office is working on this and guidelines are set to be released soon at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> all right. now to bury a baseball. the a's in houston taking on the astro's age actually jumped out to an early lead scoring 6 times in the first 2 innings. you know, we got this one in the bag said not the case. the astro's ended up tying the game in the 6th and then added on a few more first in the end, they're the ones who won in 96 was the final. the 2 teams will play again this evening. first pitch set for 5, 10. that's in houston. it's the giants playing all and we learned that matt olson is going to represen

much has been said about the boards. johnston's ruffled flamboyance if you will. and of course, miracle is a straight arrow. there's been suggestions even that the german chancellor believes johnson is a man not to be trusted. they are very different characters and i think that question of trust is absolutely fundamental. i think actually it's hard medical probably things that johnston just isn't very serious. that he seems to spend ollie's time making rather feeble jokes about things and doesn't do his homework. medical is absolutely the opposite. she's always had a reputation for somebody who does her homework before any meeting. so i think from that point of view, there is an element of mistrust, and she was very careful nonetheless, today when she was asked about her relations with all the different british prime ministers, she's known to say, well, they're all very different. but things have gone quite well with dear boris. otherwise, i wouldn't be here today, a very diplomatic answer. i think it's a quentin peel from the thinking chatham house, so very much

then, of course, not altogether builds up a wall of immunity that far as johnston says, has broken that link between cases and death on the other hand. but he does have those within his own scientific community scientific advisors who are warning him. but what we could see is not just the rise in cases, but also the development of variance. if the rules are relaxed too quickly and too much. okay, thanks sir. isa that was our ccs rally the reporting from london. i'm any associate the 4th of july with parade's parties and fireworks in the u. s. celebrates the birth of a nation, but this year the holiday meant to unite the country. seem to be splitting it apart . democratic congresswoman coreen push posted that the holiday is about american freedom, but only for white. the country stolen land and black people still on free. the tweet provoked mixed reactions for some denouncing her view of the national holiday . republicans pointed that the push is black and went from being a nurse to serving in the house of representatives. another claim that her message had dishonored every black person

good evening once again, i'm chris johnston in for brian williams, day 192 of the biden administration. and this urgent and critical phase of the pandemic, the white house has stepped up its response to the surge, doubling efforts to get more vaccinated. and also recommending masks, even for those who are gotten their shots. tonight there is a new indication the white house could be weighing even tougher tactics to stop the spread. >> should americans expect more guidelines coming out, more restrictions because of covid? >> in all probability. we had a good day yesterday, almost 1 million people got vaccinated. about half 1 million of those people for the first time. we're >> also learning that an explosive delta variant outbreak in province town, massachusetts push the cdc to change mask recommendations for people who have be three quartes of those infected in that outbreak were fully vaccinated. but thankfully, fuel required hospitalization. the data also suggested vaccinated people could spread the virus. >> the data that we saw in massachusetts work or operated in numerous other pl

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but jar ski a reporter for the haitian times, and also in washington dc. jake johnston, senior research associate at the center for economic policy research and lead author of the organizations blog on haiti relief and reconstruction a warm welcome to you. all sam, let me start with you today. who exactly is in charge in a haiti right now? is it intra prime minister quad joseph? and i asked that because a new prime minister ariel henry had been appointed a few days back. but he hadn't yet been sworn in. correct? that's correct, and i believe he was. he was expected to be sworn in later this week after after louise was fascinated, but, but clod, joseph. the interim prime minister is currently running the country at the moment. yes. and do you believe that quite joseph has the political legitimacy to be able to run the country or will there be you know, more political scuffles about who exactly is going to take charge going forward. i would, i would definitely expect to see more conflict over over who's in charge. i know ariel henry, who was the man who was nominated to become prime minis

good evening once again, i'm chris johnston in for brian williams, day 192 of the biden administrationup its response to the surge, doubling efforts to get more vaccinated. and also recommending masks, even for those who are gotten their shots. tonight there is a new indication the white house could be weighing even tougher tactics to stop the spread. >> should americans expect more guidelines coming out, more restrictions because of covid? >> in all probability. we had a good day

johnston says counties will start sending them out. august 16th. it's going to be sort of like climbing a really tall mountain. but once we get that election done successfully completed. >> it will be the view from the top going to be really nice. >> and noel, you mentioned the republican assemblyman who has jumped in the race as of this morning. that's assemblyman kevin kiley that someone who is regularly on our programming as a vocal critic in the legislature of governor gavin newsome. he's also one of the lawmakers who has filed a lawsuit against the governor's pandemic-related policies. that issue is right now in the supreme court. so this is someone who is well known. he says that the the proponent of the recall actually asked him to get into the race now, as far as the election goes, one of those loose ends here in all of this is whether or not any covid-19 protocols will be in place. what personal protective equipment, if any will be required at the polls. the secretary of state's office is working this out in his expected release guidelines

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because sarah bush johnston really becomes his mother fully as much as a mother could be. she and her stepson, abraham, they are copacetic. something that cannot be said about lincoln's relationship with his father, thomas, where the relationship was in fact a good deal more tense. lincoln once described his father as being the sort of man who could bungling lee sign his own name,. that was not a compliment. and lincoln and his father are really two very, very different quantities. so different that when thomas lincoln once again takes up the family and moves westward across the wall bash river to illinois, at that point, young abraham having turned 21 decides that he's going to strike out on his own. and the owned that he strikes out upon has very little in common with the life of thomas lincoln. thomas lincoln was content to be a farmer, ajax ohanian if there ever was a jack sonia. but young abraham lincoln has other dreams. he has no use whatsoever for the agrarian life. he goes into some short-lived business in new salem, not that it succeeds, not that it's prosperous,

and because of watergate under nixon, because of the war in vietnam during the kennedy johnston nixon period, outsiders had some advantage. they could be very critical of the national scene because they had not been a part of it. >> betty ford and the rest of the family would all pitch in. together, they reached out to touch the nation. the president had yet to receive a mandate that comes with victory at the polls. it was a goal he fervently hoped to obtain. election night, 1970. six >> that's the way to stance. electoral votes -- president ford, 137, cutting 272, more than he needed, jimmy carter the next president of the united states. >> in the end, he fell short by two percentage points. yesterday had one far more than he lost. on a crisp january day in 1977, the new president's first words expressed profound gratitude to the man from grand rapids for healing a divided nation. in two and a half years, gerald ford had restored the presidency to the people of the united states. indeed, it is no exaggeration to say that he gave us back our government. in a season of doubt, he restor

aseguran contratar a johnston para controlar la frontera.de llegan miles de indocumentados a diario. autoridades locales le pidieron ayuda al gobierno federal ante la cantidad de inmigrantes que llegan contagiados de coronavirus. francisco: cae el sol y comienzan a salir cientos de inmigrantes. al circular por este camino vecinal, se puede observar cÓmo pequeÑos grupos se reÚnen hasta formar grandes filas. como nelson, que caminÓ cuatro horas con su pequeÑa hija en los hombros luego de cruzar el rÍo en balsa. >> cansado, pero para eso uno viene, para salir adelante. reportero: inmigrantes se entregaron a la patrulla fronteriza y luego pidieron asilo. algunas llegan tosiendo o con fiebre, y son separados. un 20% de los que llegan resultan positivos de covid de 19 y por alguna razÓn la mayorÍa son de nicaragua. la fuente dijo que 80 agentes de la patrulla fronteriza estÁn infectados, uno, en el hospital. esta es la nueva realidad de la jolla, un pequeÑo poblado de la frontera de texas, convertido en el epicentro de esta crisis migratoria. >> l

johnston columnist and author of "the making of donald trump." great to have both of you with us.nvestigation goes next and what are the larger implications for the broader trump organization, if you will. how damaging could it be for the company to face these indictments? >> well, it could be very damaging for them. the trump organization depends on bank loans. they depend on government contracts in many cases and they have golf courses on public land and they have hundreds of millions of dollars in bank loans that may have other provisions that require them not to be convicted of a felony or not to be involved in crimes. we don't know all the details there, but i do imagine in the days and weeks ahead, we'll start to hear about nervous business partners, perhaps wanting to distance themselves from trump. but i think it's worth taking a step back here and just dwelling on what the da told us yesterday with this indictment. he said that this crime was systematic and long running, deliberate and it unfolded over a 16-year period that included the entire trump presidency. all four y

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and we just haven't seen those yet. >> david cay johnston thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> rebecca roiphe is a former man that district attorney who brought charges against the sea of oh -- she's now a professor of law at new york law school and she joins me now rebecca, i want to start with what your legal advice would be if you are retains by, say, the trump family about how much you should be talking about the case slash essentially conceding the underlying facts and violation of law and public utterances. >> you know, i would try. i would try to not speak out on these issues and i think part of the problem is the trump in his family have done very well in the public at spinning things so that there is a legal case and there's a case before the public and the problem now is the legal case has proceeded to the point of an indictment and so those words, the words of a top official within his company can be used against the company itself and ultimately of trump himself or to be indicted those words could be used against him. so he needs to be very careful no

with me is cybersecurity expert and ceo of adlumen inc., robert johnston.r solving the 2016 dnc hack. customers and yo partners were actually affected by this attack. what are you hearing from them and once they get into the office on tuesday, are they going to be able to work? >> well, i don't think they actually left the office on friday. >> wow. >> so they're still -- many of them are still in there, still working these incidents. you know, this particular attack is nefarious for the reasons that the software that was utilized to inflict that damage is typically used by service providers or telephone service providers or someone providing some ancillary service to a business. and the resulting factor is that they have extremely high levels of access to the environment. it's a passive attack. it's very stealthy. and it's very hard to detect. >> so you mentioned they probably haven't left the office. we know the timing here isn't a coincidence. a lot of these hackers used times like these weekends, holidays when fewer people may be there to do this. talk a

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or as johnston mich, though, the move could drive up infections, but says people must learn to live with the virus. we must be honest with ourselves that if we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then we massage ourselves. when will we be able to return to normal? israel's new government has failed an early test off, it was unable to get m p 's to extend the controversial law legislation. prevent palestinians were married israelis from settling permanently. israel occupied east jerusalem. the party coalition was unable to muster enough boats on all night session of parliament with boston, 2003, and requires annual renewal and industry group that includes facebook, which when google says tech johns could stop offering their services and hong kong over proposed changes to data privacy laws, amendments target, the malicious sharing of people's information known as doc thing. but asia, internet coalition says, well, it's against doc saying the drop, lowest vague wording could leave local, stop, open to fac

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bill johnston. mr. johnston, you have seven minutes. okay. i believe i saw -- >> there we are. thank you. >> clerk: you're welcome. >> my name is bill johnston. i live at 621 missouri street, and i've been a resident at this address since 1988. i filed my appeal against the structure on the back of blum's for two reasons. number one, the structure itself, and number two, the intended use. the primary focus of my argument will be centered on the structure, as i believe it is within the authority of the building department to determine its legitimacy. my request is that the board of appeals revoke the building permit and require the structure to be removed from the property. second, i will state my belief of the use of the back of the property. alec, could i have image one, please? the application filed by blum on 6-11 states, construct a wood platform over an existing concrete patio, and install automatic door opener and activation switches. i have no problem with automatic door opener and activation switches. construct a wood platform over an existing concrete platform. this is

the scrap covered design team will 1st, johnston says restrictions in england will be lifted in 2 weeks. but the opposition party called the reckless of coming up the telephone to gain ground in afghanistan as international troops draw, leaving a security void. we look at the afghan course in the middle and touch. he's infrastructure divine president added on says a new canal through. if somebody will be good for business, but the mayor and it's a threat to the whole the me hello. hello mohammad. u. k prime minister bars johnson has laid out plans to end covered 19 restrictions that despite arise and infection rates across the country, driven by the more contagious delta variance. the measures include scrapping rules on wearing mosques and social distance thing. the opposition labor party is calling the move reckless, but johnson says people have to learn to live with the virus. after nearly 16 months of masks locked downs and other restrictions, england is ready to return to normal. and britons prime minister says it's a case of no or never. we must be honest with ourselves that if we

lincoln's father goes back to kentucky, remarries and lincoln now has a stepmother sarah bush johnstond now in what is almost an inversion of the old hansel and gretel wicked stepmother is the inversion because sarah johnston becomes his mother as fully as a mother can be. she and her stepson are copasetic, and something that cannot be said about lincoln and his father thomas where the relationship was in fact a good deal more tense. lincoln would once describe his father as being the sort of man who could sort of bungling sign his own name, and this is not a compliment. lincoln and his father are two very, very different quantities, and so different that when thomas lincoln once again picks up the family, and moves westward across the wabash river to illinois, at that point, young abraham having turned 21 decides he is going to strike out on his own, and the own he strikes out upon has very little in common with the life of thomas lincoln. thomas lincoln was content to be a farmer. a jacksonianever there was a jacksonian, but young lincoln has other dreams. he has no use for the agrar

lincoln's father goes back to kentucky, remarries and he has a step mother named sarah bush johnston. what is almost an inversion of the old story about hansel and gretle wicked step mother is the reverse for abraham lincoln because sarah bush johnston becauses his mother as much as a mother could be they're copacetic. something that can't be said about lincoln's relationship with his father, thomas, where the relationship was in fact a good deal more tense. lincoln would once describe his father as being the sort of man who could bung ling sign his own name that was not a compliment. they were so different that when thomas lincoln once again picks up the family and moves westward across the to illinois. at that point young abraham having turned 21 decides that he's going to strike out on his own, and the own that he strikes out upon has very little in common with the life of thomas lingeron. thomas lincoln was content to be a farmer, a jacksonian if there ever was a jacksonian, but young abraham lincoln has other dreams. he has no use whatsoever for the agrarian life. he goes into so

much has been said about the boards. johnston's ruffled flamboyance if you will. and of course medical is a straight arrow. there's been suggestions even that the german chancellor believes johnson is a man not to be trusted. they are very different characters and i think that question of trust is absolutely fundamental. i think actually it's heart macro probably things that johnson just isn't very serious. that he seems to spend all his time making rather feeble jokes about things and doesn't do his homework. medical is absolutely the opposite. she's always had a reputation for somebody who does her homework before any meeting. so i think from that point of view, there is an element of mistrust. and she was very careful nonetheless, today when she was asked about her relations with all the district, british prime ministers, she's known to say, well, they're all very different. but things have gone quite well with the dear boris. otherwise, i wouldn't be here today, a very diplomatic dancer. i think it's a quinton peel from the think tank. chatham house, so very m

cases in england, pandemic restrictions there will soon be history. british prime minister burst johnston has laid out a 5 step plan for england to emerge on july 19th from the toughest restrictions imposed on society since world war 2 the the will, they will be scrapping, rules on mosque mosque wearing and on social distancing the opposition labor party has called the move reckless, but johnson says, this is the right time to left restrictions. after nearly 16 months of masks, lockdown, and other restrictions, england is ready to return to normal. and britain's prime minister says it's a case of no or never. we must be honest with ourselves that if we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then in the software cells, when will we be able to return to normal tanks, best very much, johnson says england has to balance the risk as corona virus, against the effects of luck, tones on people's livelihoods, and health, both physical and mental. but the leader of the opposition says the prime minister made the de

the, in the what the voted to the working class with hometown and it's club footballing legend at johnston and produces piano. one of the time suits us, no dog by his fun social values as his many goes against italy's footballing league football rebels on i'll use the the health of humanity is that the stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w h o is the guardian of global health delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests, treatments and the vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground. in the ward and in the lab. now, more than ever, the world needs w. h. making a healthier world for you. everyone. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello, hello raman. you're watching the news. well headquarters here in the coming up in the next 60 minutes, searching the peace negotiations between the taliban and ask government resume here in germany calls and it's military to help with the clean up at the once in a lifetime. floods kill more than 150 people across e

total $160.00 acre residential school sites. indigenous leaders have called on prime minister at johnston trudeau, and the catholic church which ran many of the schools to open the records immediately and fully for all the remains can be identified. the responsibility of our children is the families, their community. so her birth date was good. sure and up and down are remembering to come up here are want the truth out to be strong. o o o, a history of heard shared by generations to promise to honor those who never came home. like sir, bryan al jazeera oh. the mirror of a canadian city here by tornado says, it's incredible. no one's been killed and sent to the city of body north of toronto and thursday, causing what's been described as catastrophic damage. several homes have been damaged for gas and power lines. what affected age people were taken to hospital 4 of them is set to be in a serious condition. please have a to the offices of the hong kong university student union, sparking concerns about academic freedom. national security police say union leaders are being investigated for re

mister johnston, condemnation of racism, and his promise to ban online races. football fans, does it say send a strong enough signal and well, thank you for inviting me to contribute festival. and does it send a strong enough signal? the thing about the actions of our politicians is that that can be so contradictory and to, to take one stands, 3 weeks earlier, and take a different stance. now, a's is something that perpetuates the ambiguity. the i think currently exists within society in england, especially around how seriously we address issues and instances of racism and racist racial discrimination. so those plans that he's brought forth in the past couple of days. they are exactly the tone that he's necessary when you're trying to take a top down 0 tolerance approach against racism. bought a tome that has to be continued throughout the rest of the year when it is not her sense, say tional headline in the news, and the focus of attention, anita your fossil. how deep is this issue of racism in english football? i imagine of course, this is not new, but it's b

talk, the language of family and culture leaks talk a value to create a european superstate the johnston unavailing plan. this graph almost all over with frictions in england and claims is the vaccination policy has worked though the number of infections is still rising. meanwhile frontline work is battling that takes away the 73rd anniversary, but without a much anticipated pay rise. they did get a metal from the queen. i think that was a real stock in the face. i want to make sure that i'm telling you these kind of been subbing things of self harm in belgium. i log on go to extremes, and last 4 of them will. thirty's, and they would we blackmail up next. crosstalk for us view this news with rick sanchez as he went back in. what was the latest join us again? ah ah ah, ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle. we're used to hearing you will, leads messaging about the importance of values. not everyone in the block agrees. in fact, a growing number of conservative and populous forces are speaking out against what some call brussels colonial outloo

the latest discovery was made by the pet lockwood tribes prime minister johnston trudeau. this is heartbreak for all indigenous communities across the country. relations between jewish communities and palestinians, living in israel are still trained months off the sci fi with hamas and garza came into effect during the conflict several so called mixed cities experienced riots that fitted the 2 sides against each other. but as the humming reports from okay in northern israel, the consequences of the unrest having an economic and social impact. it's supposed to be a model of coexistence, deport ctf, aka, in the north of israel, a place where jews and palestinians usually live together. this should be the high season. the put should be buzzing with tourists, especially now most go with 19 restrictions have been lifted in israel, but my mood old is restaurant is empty. his family has owned the business since 972 and has a solid reputation, has the right time because we know the clients don't return because the image of the city is tarnished. a regular clients didn't come back

total $160.00 acre residential school sites. indigenous leaders have called on prime minister at johnston trudeau, and the catholic church which ran many of the schools to open the records immediately and fully for all the remains can be identified. the responsibility of our children is the families, their communities so her birth was good. sure and up and down are not going to come up here. are want the truth to be out, did my brother be just your home? oh, a history of heard shared by generations to promise to honor those who never came home. alex here brian al jazeera. oh, we'll still head here over the weekend. we'll start with the kill intake. we live in token of ours. continue to disrupt preparations to stay with a cruise . the cruise me ah ah, ah ah o r g on his peter. so thank you very much. is now just one weeks ago until the tokyo limping. finally get on the way off to use delay because pandemic. but corona virus cases continue to rise in the city or friday. a 60 year old member of nigeria delegation was hospitalized of the testing positive on arrival. the international olympic

and reports and further claims from his change. prime ministerial adviser, woman cummings, that johnston had to pause people, controls because only the over eighty's were dying. in addition, the prime minister and chancellor could have been pattened by the own up to self isolate as close contact of the hill. 60, however, for the control oversee followed when instead they said they could take advantage of a pilot to daily test and scheme for essential workers. a rapid you turn, followed in face of the wrath of the estimated half a 1000000 people who are self isolating at present on today, shall we turn to new zealand. talk to him only just on public health professor michael baker for an international view. how does the country which has successfully pursued a corporate elimination strategy regarding the approach of the u. k. government? then dr pilot and connie of extra university, expresses the fear of many u. k. experts about the risks and dangerous of the u. k. government policy, new feelings is one of the success stories of the pandemic around the same size of scotland. it's had 2800

then, of course, not altogether builds up a wall of immunity that are, as johnston says, has broken that link between cases and death on the other hand. but he does have those within his own scientific community scientific advisors who are warning him. but what we could see is not just the rise in cases, but also the development of variance. if the rules are relaxed too quickly and too much u. s. is leaving its main military base enough, ghana, stan, the bug ram, air field near the capital. cobble it has been the heart of military operations in the country for 2 decades. now, us coalition forces moved into the base at the end of 2001. it developed into a huge facility housing up 210000 troops, and more than 100 aircraft making at the strategic point of operations from washington and nato allies in the region. meanwhile, a dozen more districts in the country have fallen under the control of taliban militants. however, the american president has so far been unwilling to address the issue with the telephone, are reportedly setting a deadline for all foreign troops to be gone by september an

this board johnston, government, post food, and even around the idea of imposing a 2nd log down. i mean tell tale signs of another savage wave. amid this flip flopping and wavering, the ordinary jo is left dazed and confused. i was a wedding last week and every of the pew was blocked off and we couldn't sing the same time. the 150000 people, wembley stadium, singing heads off. i didn't the whole things and nonsense of the moment. think the british public has got far more common sense when the government's got. it's been a year and a half that we've been in lockdown had all these restrictions, but i think about find that people feel more free. i think the government is well informed about the new variance and how to control it. the virus is around, i think it's nice. it doesn't. if you complete immunity, i will not with it to my my other people to get the virus but very welcome to freedom day. was meant to cheer up the public. now it's not so sure because what to expect next. another infection wave, another policy or maybe another screeching you 10. meanwhile, pressure mounts on t

total $160.00 acre residential school sites. indigenous leaders have called on prime minister at johnston trudeau, and the catholic church which ran many of the schools to open the records immediately and fully for all the remains can be identified. the responsibility of our children is their families, their community. so her birth date was good. sure. and up and down are right now i'm going to come up here are want the truth to be out of my going to be just your home. oh oh. the history of heard shared by generations to promise to honor those who never came home like sir brian al jazeera. oh, the tokyo olympics. thoughts next friday, winter games in beijing are also just around the corner of china's hosting. of the games is a source of control the see with rights groups and governments highlighting claims of human rights abuses and jang, and in hong kong. katrina, you reports now from the main gains venue on pages northwest al scott's brand new $1000000000.00, ski and snow of facilities and a newly constructed olympic village organizes up to 2022 winter games. se venues and young junko o