julie wolf has that story. my. the fame physicist albert einstein once said, life is like riding a bicycle to keep your balance, you must keep moving. in australia, migrant women are given the opportunity to learn, overcoming physical, mental hurdles that have long weighed them down. for sharon mate try mastering and skill at 50 is a major milestone friends that i've met after i've come to australia. i know that they have all grown up riding and so they can be comfortable. so i just wanted to be part of the girls on bikes is a free 5 week program that teaches women how to write a bike. most of the more from migrant and refugee communities in canberra. after graduation, this new set of wheels is there to keep families that seek refuge in australia, often experienced many challenges. this program offers some respite and a support system in overcoming those difficulties. learning curve at the lot of it . really ease about building confidence for mary. we're foolish learning how to cycle in our fifty's was the only way

july. >> reporter: wolf, it was more jobs in a single month in a year. the president framed it this way: equal parts evidence and a warning. evidence that the sweeping proposals he and his administration have put into place are having their effect, are setting the economy up to roar. but also a warning at what is at stake if individuals don't get vaccinated and the delta variant is allowed to spread. >> my message today is not one of celebration. it is one to remind us we have a lot of hard work left to be done, both to beat the delta variant and to continue our advance of economic recovery. we all know what it starts with. and i said again and again, this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so we have to get more people vaccinated. >> reporter: wolf, that's the message we have heard repeatedly over the course of the last ten days. really the singular focus of this white house, getting more people vaccinated. for much of the country with low vaccination rates, those states are the ones that are driving up the case totals, the hospitalizations and the deat

wolf, al jazeera u. s. government scientists have confirmed that july was the world's hottest month ever recorded. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration found the combined land an ocean surface temperature last month was one degrees celsius above the 20th century average. the data show july was asia's hottest month on record for europe. it was the 2nd warmest, and it will stop seeing last week. you are climate science report. one temperatures are likely to rise by more than the key threshold of 1.5 degrees, making heat waves much more likely severe tundra bu sean is ceo of the international form environment. the state ability and technology says action isn't being taken quickly enough. the general thinking in the policy circle is that we have dying. unfortunately, that is not true. we don't have time. if you look at the recent debate in the united nation, united states, it is about reducing the gasoline. if you really want to face our fossil fuel, which is essentially go back to global warming, then you shouldn't be talking about reducing gasoline. you should be talking about increas

>> reporter: wolf, what we're learning is that two dozen diplomats wrote this classified dissent memo to the saek tear of state tony blinken in julythey were urging the department to take more actions to prepare for what they saw as a massive evacuation effort that would be needed to get these afghans who would apply for these different visas and refugee status in the united states out of the country. the context in which they were making this suggestion is the fact the taliban were making these gains across the country. they thought it was inevitable this would turn into a bad situation. they wanted more steps to mitigate against a situation where the chaos was just out of control. of course, the backdrop here, what we are seeing is president biden not saying that anything went wrong in terms of his administration's planning for this situation saying it was frankly inevitable that there would be chaos ensued when the united states withdraw. so there are questions tonight about such statements. i think that those on capitol hill will be interested from this memo to the secretary of state. dissent memos are only written by diplomat

join wolf, al jazeera, our so called mega fire has slain up in northern california, dixie as destroy several towns near sacramento since mid july. the fires around 30 percent contain people are being warned to leave their homes. california is on fact to record its worst ever fire season firefighters in algeria are still battling more than 30 wildfires at least 71 people have died so far in the city of t z o do some of those who had to leave their homes are returning to find them destroyed, katia lopez who diane has more thick smoke above these mountains in north central julia concealed much of the devastation left by the wildfires. this was one of at least turn in and around the city of t 0 who were entire communities were destroyed. the delights home. it's still standing, but inside everything is gone. his few belongings are scattered, but now looks like an abandoned building. janos on the kitchen is younger. it was a fire like i've never seen before. the fire wasn't moving slowly. it was gusting and we couldn't be in front of it. it was suffocating to deal with the door. family is in a similar situation, trying to salvage wha

wolf, al jazeera, so called mega fires, fled up in northern california. it is known as the dixie fire and is destroyed several towns near sacramento since mid july. now though it's certainly more community and people are being urged to move to safe ground, the fire is about 30 percent contained california contracts are recorded was ever 5 than more than 100 far as fires burning across northwest in siberia. and what russia's president calls an unprecedented situation. the oxy region is experienced months of hot, dry weather, and record breaking temperatures. more than 30 homes were destroyed in the village of gus. yes. well, on saturday, residents have already begun rebuilding their homes. iran is going back into a 6 day lockdown for monday, all markets and public offices, movie theaters, jim's restaurants that always shot the countries reporting around 40000 new cases every day. and on average one person dying from the virus, every 3 minutes. the search is being filled by the delta variance in france, they protesting against new current virus restrictions. purchases denounced compulsory vaccinations for health care workers and the introduction of

wolf, al jazeera, a so called make a fire has flared up in northern california. it's been known as the dixie fighter and is destroyed several towns near sacramento since mid july. now though, is threatening more communities and people are being urged to move to play for ground fights about 30 percent contained california on track. those who recorded twist epa science and more than 100 farts forest fires burning across the northeast in siberia. in what russia president called an unprecedented situation. the county region has experienced months of hot, dry weather, and record breaking temperatures. more than 30 homes were destroyed in the village of basketball on saturday. residence had already begun rebuilding their homes and fire fighters and algeria are still battling dozens of 5. at least 71 people have died in the city of t user. some of those who had to leave their homes are returning to find them destroyed. kathy lovers of the young has more thick smoke above these mountains. in north central, syria conceals much of the devastation left by the wildfires. this was one of at least turn in and around the city of t 0 who were entire communities were destroyed,

wolf blitzer in "the situation room." follow me on twitter and instagram, tweet the show. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, an internal state memo in july called for urgent action in afghanistan. was that warning ignored? plus, three fully vaccinated senators testing positive for covid tonight in unrelated cases. but what does it tell us how common breakthrough cases are, and the need for boosters now? and florida governor ron desantis giving more medical advice to parents. let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. in for erin burnett. diplomats warned in july they believed the country could rapidly deteriorate and they feared a catastrophe after u.s. troops pull out at the end of august. and tonight, there is chaos and dysfunction in afghanistan, as the u.s. struggles to get tens of thousands of people out of the country. officials today saying over the past five days, just 7,000 people have been flown to safety. these are some we are showing you of the lucky ones. the afghans able to board a flight. but they represent just a fraction of the tens of thousands whose lives are now in limbo. and as it stands tonight, we stil

july. >> her to react is heritage foundation visiting fellow chad wolf.g with it as we see packed facilities in donna, texas which i thought we saw these in march, this image images came out in the biden administration was doing something to alleviate these conditions. >> we saw these images in march and april and the biden administration talked about different initiatives but at the end of the day i think the message is clear that the border remains open and that is why you see these hundreds of thousands of illegal apprehensions every month and they are increasing. usually what we see in june, july and august are the numbers decreasing, we are not seeing that this year because the border is open, the cartels and smugglers know that the border is open and they continue to funnel folks across the border and these images are disturbing and i would say where is the left? where is aoc, where is vice president harris, as the senate was there in 2018-19 when we had a similar crisis, so it pictures of border patrol facilities, where the immigration activists? t