arab country has been named, but how much power najla bouden romdhane will have because president kais saied still has both hands on power. france has honored its latest fallen soldier, 34-year-old maxime blasco was killed in an anti-jihadist operation in mali. france and the u.k. are at loggerheads again over fishing rights. crews say the british prime minister for licenses has been broken. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much for being with us. tunisia this evening boasts the first-ever female prime minister in what they refer to as the arab world. she is najla bouden romdhane, in reality, she'll lead a tunisia government, kais saied keeps both hands on power in opportunist. he has been under pressure since he sacked the last government in july, promising to hold elections, he has international criticism for extending his personal grip on control of the country. the place, don't forget where the arab spring uprisings began back in 2011. "france 24" peter o'brien with this. peter: whisked from her life as professor of geo physics, najla bouden romdhane now finds herself in tunisia's second top job. a

arab country has been named, but how much power najla bouden romdhane will have because president kais saiedtill has both hands on power. france has honored its latest fallen soldier, 34-year-old maxime blasco was killed in an anti-jihadist operation in mali. france and the u.k. are at loggerheads again over

senior officials with the country's largest political party have resigned, protesting president kais saied'sousting of the tunisian prime minister and his suspension of parliament in july. opponents are decrying an attempted coup after saied gave himself executive authority. on sunday, thousands of protesters gathered in the capital tunis demanding saied step down. >> he is acting like he is the sun rising the country, general prosecutor, the president, parliament, government -- like he is everything. even his authority. it is like you say "i'm your god almighty." the tunisian people deserve better than this. amy: in immigration news, the biden administration has issued a new rule that seeks to modify daca, deferred action for childhood arrivals, in an effort to preserve and protect the temporary relief program from future legal challenges. this comes after a texas federal judge in july struck down daca, arguing the program exceeded president obama's authority when it was created through executive action in 2012. july's ruling blocked new daca applications. daca has provided temporary protec

in tunisia, protesters took to the streets in the first major demonstration since president kais saied ousted the prime minister and suspended parliament in july, assuming executive authority. protesters are demanding democratic rule in tunisia, which was the birthplace of the arab spring one decade ago. >> we followed a revolutionary patrick tenures in which there were negatives and positives but what happened july 25 took us back years to kleptocracy. amy: back in the u.s., in washington, d.c., police in riot gear ringed the u.s. capitol grounds saturday, outnumbering an estimated 200 protesters who rallied in support of the pro-trump mob that attacked congress on january 6. the so-called "justice for j6" rally failed to draw the large crowds organizers had been hoping for. ahead of the event, crews reinstalled a high metal fence around the capitol. in labor news, nabisco workers in five states have ended a weeks-long strike after union members overwhelmingly approved a new contract that includes a 60 send in our -- 60-cent-an-hour annual wage increase for the next four years, a $500

it sounds like something kay jewelers would say if your fiance -- [laughter] i didn't even finish thee! did i even try? all right. it sounds like something kay jewelers would say if your fiance was unattractive. [cheers and applause] thank you. and who will decide when we no longer need masks? dr. fauci? he went from saying no masks to wrap your head in the duvet cover. he's now saying three shots will likely be the new norm for full vaccination. what's next? four, five? the upside is it's the only way young children are being taught to count. [laughter] meanwhile, in australia the birthplace of freckles, they've been going absolutely nuts trying to get covid under control. in their latest effort to eradicate the virus, aussies are being forced to use a app with facial recognition software and geolocation to prove they are actually quarantining for 14 days after traveling within the country. the applicant randomly context people and asked them to provide proof of their location in 15 minutes. it's like a goober rivers. the aclu proves once again they don't understand what they stand f

it sounds like something kay jewelers would say if your fiance -- [laughter] i didn't even finish the even try? all right. it sounds like something kay jewelers would say if your fiance was unattractive. [cheers and applause] thank you. and who will decide when we no longer need masks? dr. fauci? he went from saying no masks to wrap your head in the duvet cover. he's now saying three shots will likely be the new norm for full vaccination. what's next? four, five? the upside is it's the only way young children are being taught to count. [laughter] meanwhile, in australia the birthplace of freckles, they've been going absolutely nuts trying to get covid under control. in their latest effort to eradicate the virus, aussies are being forced to use a app with facial recognition software and geolocation to prove they are actually quarantining for 14 days after traveling within the country. the applicant randomly context people and asked them to provide proof of their location in 15 minutes. it's like a goober rivers. the aclu proves once again they don't understand what they stand for. they

president reverses, moves to see power for political parties have formed a coalition to oppose. kai said they say he lost legitimacy after carrying out what they describe as a qu. last week said, announced he would rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution than in smith has more from genius. well, they've been presenting a united front against a president. they say is a legitimate for political part is a warning chi side, but he must back track on his decision to seize executive power could be. or if the president has taken everything, he has canceled everything. even the institution for sorting out these problems like fighting corruption, all these entities have been closed by the president. there's no parliament. there's no committee for overseeing laws. there's no government. yeah, demonstrations have already been held against president saeed. who last week announced he'd rule by decree. and ignore parts of the constitution. but after he sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament in july, on monday to unity as foreign minister told the un general assembly that the president w

is kay ivey saying it's time to start blaming them?oe biden, president biden expressing exasperation? what's the best way to convince them to get vaccinated? >> yeah, jake. if we knew that, we would have done it some time ago. but i still think you catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar. i think local people who are trusted have to reach out to their neighbors and their friends. the business community, the religious community, and of course local politicians also. we need more of that. and, in addition, we're now calling people to serve their country. we're drafting them. we're asking them to step forward and participate in this fight against covid. it's like we're drafting an army. you all have to serve your country as well as yourselves. we're asking you to roll up your sleeves and get vaccinated. >> so, gloria borger, just to remind people again, the alabama governor kay ivey said a couple months ago it's time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks. but today she is one of the republican governors pushing back on what

the group says kai said has lost legitimacy, accusing him of a cold. those are the headlines next inside story. stay with me ah ah, a few crisis and one of the richest nations petrol pump and the u. k. are running dry because the truck drivers to deliver the fuel is, brings it to blame. and house basically the deeper problems within the whole industry is it's a walk into a program. i'm in ron con. it's not something you see every day in the u. k. dr. is waiting hours in long queues to full that calls at the petrol station. the government says panic buying is partly to blame for the pumps, running dry fuel companies say there's no shortage. petro just a lack of tanka drive is to deliver supplies. the government has placed soldiers on standby to help, and it's grunting temporary work visas to 5000 truck drivers. but industry leaders say the measures aren't enough to solve the crisis. andrew simmons reports from london a new working weekend. this isn't the normal london morning. good luck. the fuel station here ran dry 2 days ago. it's been waiting for th

the joint opposition statement says kai, fate has lost his legitimacy. after announcing he would rule by decree and the former head of catalonia government has been arrested in sardinia. charles, put on mon travel day from belgium, where he had been living in excel for 4 years. spain has charged the separatist later with sedition. thank he helped organize a 2017 cadillac independence referendum. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin . stay tuned for the strain. and i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news . how many nukes there's too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties down to the there are, you will regulation to own a tiger, then there are a tone, a dog. how can this be happening? we take on us politics and i see and that's the bottom line. ah, i actually ok next week germans will be going to the pose and voting for a new chancellor. who can replace angela marco, one of the big concerns of both his right now. and who are the top candidate so much to pack into this episode o

made kay michaela montoya says it is hard to find those who are reaching out to her organization with abortions no longer legal. >> we got at least double the requests for assistance since this passed. >> reporter: the u.s. supreme court declined to block the new law from going into effect. it is enforced not by state officials but by prift private citizens empowered to file civil suits against anyone who assist a pregnant person seeking abortion in violation of the law, which could be doctors or any staff member at an bopgs clinic. three of the four abortion facilities in san antonio have temporarily stopped providing the procedure for anyone. nothing like planned parenthood had ever seen. >> on the days that we provide abortion which is not every day, but on those days, we might see somewhere between, you know, 15 to 25 patients on that day to provide abortion care. we had days where staff were working 12 and 13 hour days. we had days where we saw more than -- provided abortion care to more than 100 people in one day. >> reporter: it is not just providers. lauts lawsuits could be fi

>> no, never said a word about that right there. >> reporter: later that day, detective stokes says kaynced jessie she should talk to military investigators, tell them what she told local police. it turned out to be a fateful decision. >> jessie gets in with the -- the friend and they go to cid headquarters. >> reporter: with kay ray sitting next to her for support, jessie gave a detailed explanation about why she turned down that deserted road. she said as they were driving home, she was at the wheel, and she started to feel sick. vince suggested they pull over. >> and he said, "there's a road. turn down it." i turn down the road. he told me to drive until there was a spot we could pull off. >> reporter: she said that's when they saw the vehicle with the hood up and vince got out to help. not long after she heard gun shots. >> i heard, like, two, maybe three, like, like, popping sounds. and my husband had rounded the edge of the passenger side of the vehicle. he was trying to get in. and the guy was behind him and he kept pulling him back out. he was hitting him. all my husband kept sa

another spike is possible with millions of people traveling during the just concluded hole kay weekend. visitors say they are aware of the issue. >> it was final. it's a little different here in san francisco compared to la. we have been having to show our vaccine cards. >> right now ucsf has 31 coronavirus patients compared to 44 a month ago buton june 15th when the state reopened the hospital had only 10 patients. >> several reasons that we won't see quite as high an increase as in other parts of the country. the first is the good weather. >> dr. hong believes the pandemic will remain under control in the bay area mainly due to our high vaccination rates. >>> looking live from satisfy where starting today sf teachers and staff will now be required to show proof of vaccination or submit to weekly festing. the district said about 96% of its staff is vaccinated. one more vaccine note for you. sonoma employees will need to show proof they are vaccinated against coronavirus or get weekly testing. the mandate applies to all 4400 county workers. >>> still ahead, and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we know

we're seeing politics by the governor here, kay ivey, who says she plans to fight back against these proposed vaccine mandates by president biden, calling them flat-out nonsense. >> and yet the vaccines are what's saving lives and keeping people out of the hospital. nick valencia, thank you. >>> joining us, dr. who ray rodriguez, a internal medicine specialist and viral researcher. doctor, good to have you on this morning. >> good morning. >> you're 11 times more likely to be hospitalized or die if you're not vaccinated. i wonder, the number on the screen i watch every day is where this country stands in terms of the percentage of the population fully vaccinated. it's been 54%, ticking up slowly in the last several weeks and months. is that picking up fast enough to get a handle on this? do you see any evidence of vaccination rates increasing to hem in the delta variant? >> no, i don't, actually. the ideal situation would be for at least 80% of the united states, maybe higher, to be vaccinated. unfortunately, i think we are at a bottleneck now with the people who have wanted to be va

what the opposition would say and are saying and the night cluck industry says it's all rather kay to irving. but i think where we were as we speak is that the government is keeping this one up its sleeve. a downing street focusman said the currents data suggests that the u.k.'s currents defenses are sufficient but if you heard the prime minister say, the pass important issue is up their sleeve of defenses. >> is in partly to do that this is a profound think difficult question for the conservatives because i imagine boris johnson and many of his colleagues don't like the idea of asking the asking people a piece of paper when they go to the pub? >> yes, i think it is in far that and pressure from the nighttime industries who thought this was chaotic and sur reach. making the point if it was safe to go to at nightclub without a passport at the end of july, why wouldn't it be now? absolutely, 's a question of civil legitimate and that has been the case all along. not only this government's handling of the covid crisis but for governments all over the western world in particular. >> thank

kay. jason, i would not say george washington was right about everything. i would say science have evolved since then. for at least those who want us to suggest and we have more on this tonight that joe biden is crossing some new lines and doing some un-american, what do you think about a little bit of george to start the evening here and the wider context of who's telling the truth. >> if you are the age over 25 or 30, if you have been to school, you have to get vaccinated. joe biden is not over reaching. joe biden is not pushing anything to the limit. if you can go back to 1905, there are supreme court rulings on these kinds of issues. the fallout is he's putting his foot down. he recognized that without a federal mandate and a vaccine mandate, coming from the federal government, the only way you can get enough people vaccinated so this country can get out of the pandemic. >> yeah, you mentioned carrots caddy, we have enough vaccines to give to bugs bunny. on the policy major there is been a lot of carrots and a lot of sweeteners and tiktok videos and hey

actor michael kay williams has died and police say williams who is most known for his roles and "the post what was found dead in his apartment in brooklyn. emitted at times that he struggled with drug addiction. his death is being investigated as a possible drug overdose. he was 54 euros. i am jackie ibanez now back to "the ingraham angle." for all your headlines, login to foxnews.com. >> laura: we have been here all week to document the decline of california i once idea like steak. from covid mandates to rising crime, it is collapsing here. we were here exactly two years ago covering all this and we are back and we see some things may have gotten better, other things gotten much worse. so raymond arroyo hit the streets to investigate. >> when we visited venice in 2019, it looked like this. and here it is today. not much has changed. these tents and homeless encampments spread out all over the city, choking neighborhoods throughout los angeles. it is estimated that 41,000 homeless people are on the streets today. this is the scene outside of google just around the corner. but the sit

they say is illegitimate for political parties. a warning kai said that he must backtrack on his decision to seize executive power. all they'll call widespread protests against him. or if the president has taken everything, he has canceled everything, even the institution for sorting out these problems like fighting corruption, all these entities have been closed by the president. there's no parliament. there's no committee for overseeing laws. there's no government. yeah. demonstrations have already been held against president said last week announced had rule by decree, and ignore parts of the constitution. that's after he sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament in july. on monday, june, as he is foreign minister, told the un general assembly at the president's actions unnecessary for the country security that he was acting with the will of the people that i mean when i was unhappy, too dangerous situation, threatening our country and community is attributed to a deeply rooted political polarization and a social comic and health cri

one of the more vastly improving local ind kay, to i would say s the hotel industry -- indicators, i would say, is hotel occupancy. 45% of the rooms pre-covid were occupied during the week of july h. the reason i make that distinction is they are not all open now, but if you define occupancy as a share or the pre-pandemic hotel rooms were open, we reached 45% which is quite a bit higher than it was a couple of months ago. it was well below the pre-pandemic average of 80%, but it is moving in the right direction and a little faster than other indicator. one of the ones that is still a bit struggling is weekly office attendance. we track this by looking at the data from a company that tracks the security card swipes at office buildings, so they know how many people are entering office buildings during a given week, and they have metrowide indexes for 10 of the major metro areas in the united states. and san francisco lags all of those other metro areas. however, it did increase to 20% occupancy or 20% attendance -- i'm sorry. it came close to 20% during the last week that we looked at.

the government insists there's no shortage of fuel and says panic buying will only make things worse. jon kayw to our political correspondent alex forsyth, who's at westminster. —— damian grammaticas. energy firms going bust, some petrol stations closing — ministers must be worried? the issue is you have two different problems there, but they are coming together. they have different causes, so the rising energy prices, the shortage of drivers delivering fuel, but they are pointing to other issues as well. what one minister called the acute shortage of labour across the economy, feeding into people's fears about rising prices and the availability of goods in the run—up to christmas. the government feels it has systems in place to deal with energy companies going bust, to bring in more drivers, to deal with some of the labour shortages, but the problem here i think is the opposition parties are finding an idea that they can coalesce around, this idea of the cost of living crisis. think of what's coming down the line, just down the line we have the end of furlough and the end of the universal cr

alabama governor kay ivey encouraging the people of her state to get vaccinated, but saying we're never going to mandate it. and vowing not to let the president -- her words -- tell alabama what to do. think about that logic. that's like saying, well, i encourage the use of seatbelts and driving with insurance. but how dare you mandate it? it's mandated, already. kay ivey. interestingly, though, that governor ivey was pretty clear over the summer when she blamed people who refused to get vaccinated. >> it's time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. it's the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down. >> so, here is the thing. if you are saying, on the one hand, people need to get vaccinated. but on the other hand, readily against mandates for them to do so. does that mean you are fine with the virus running its course and overwhelming our hospitals? you are fine with more americans dying of an entirely preventable disease? you are fine with kids who are too young to be vaccinated catching that entirely preventable disease from people who just refuse to roll u

justina, a question from kay, who is very generously thinking of others. she says good news for her is that the _ what do i do? i guess the good news for her is that the power _ what do i do? i guess the good news for her is that the power will - what do i do? i guess the good news for her is that the power will still - for her is that the power will still be for her is that the power will still he on _ for her is that the power will still he on for— for her is that the power will still be on for the new owners. there is going _ be on for the new owners. there is going to _ be on for the new owners. there is going to hem _ be on for the new owners. there is going to be... there might be some hassle _ going to be... there might be some hassle in _ going to be... there might be some hassle in getting the bills sorted. the new— hassle in getting the bills sorted. the new supplier will take on from the day— the new supplier will take on from the day avril ceased trading, so she will he _ the day avril ceased trading, so she will be liable for the payment until she move

alabama governor kay ivey calling these mandates outrageous and overreaching. south carolina governor henry mcmaster sayingm has turned into a nightmare under president biden, and we will fight them to the gates of hell. they promote vaccinations, and yet attack these efforts the first chance they get. at this point, if you are not behind these requirements, does it mean that you're comfortable with continued covid spread? >> i think all of these -- and it's all -- let's just be clear about this -- this is all republican, trump-supporting governors that have sort of spread throughout our nation. that is actually completely getting in the way of all of the ideals not only, don, of our constitution but the christianity so many of us practice and so many of them practice. all of this is. there was a time in america that we were willing to do what was in the best interest of our neighborhoods, our communities, our country even if that's a small sacrifice, like getting a needle in your arm or wearing a mask. but there -- for some reason, there's a segment of the leadership of our country that's unwilling to emb

has been growing since july, when kai said suspended parliament and sec to the prime minister. 2 months on they still know parliament, no prime minister. and people here say no plan to improve their lives. when you have a home, you know what i, what i, what he's acting like, he is the son that is rising on the country. the general prosecutors, the president, the parliament, the government, he's acting like he is everything. that's an issue to people and it's movement. don't once they cite, president side says his actions were needed to address economic stagnation and a poor response to the corona virus. his critics are calling it a coo and cy. he tightened his grip on power on wednesday, announcing his rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. but that constitution was a hard forward product of the 2011 revolution that triggered the so called arab spring. protest is say, the president who the constitutional law professor is endangering the progress has been made. calling his actions at the trial of democracy. we need to go back to the constitution. we need to go back to the flow. we are a democracy and nobody has the right to break the 60 days

kay decline. if anything, it's a precursor to what other industrials are probably going to say over the next few weeks many are down for the year without much upside. at the same time, many of the transports are doing worse -- a nice relief rally today, but don't chase. what's incredible for me -- here is what we really want to say. of course these are known and they're bad, forget about it each time we read these stories, investors act surprised and they sell same with retail almost every retailer is scrambling to get product for the holidays it seems as if much of what they want either can't be found or stalled off the coast somewhere eight days out in the port perhaps a covid-struck port in china or vietnam with the latter complicated by ports that simply aren't scaling today we got a call from the brokerage house that mikey will miss the quarter because of vietnam. the strange thing is tech has been seen as a safe haven and it got bit up all over the place in the last few weeks we don't have a substantive reason to keep buying. there is no gold rush. it can only go up so far without new informatio

kay, this is alter their life and also coming up that was hunger crisis. the u. n. calls on the european government to allow aid into the region. president, one says peace inferior depends on tacky russia relation. as he holds talks with.

kays and members of her court. >> i can go anywhere in this state and say i'm the butter sculptor at the state fair, and they would sculpted. >> reporter: and she says she is on the end of plenty of minnesota nice. >> minnesota people are the most forgiving audience you could ever imagine. they think it is great, no matter what (laughing). [laughter] >> reporter: of course, a lot has changed over the years. most notably, the many hairstyles. but linda says something much more important evolved, too. >> when i first started in 1972, the women were all planning careers in areas that we considered the typical women's areas. now they're planning over to take over the farm. some already have their own herds. >> reporter: and now things have also changed years back, she left minnesota winters behind and moved to california. at age 79, her hands don't tolerate the cold butter booth air as well as they once did. >> are you ready? >> reporter: so about a week ago, after revealing her final princess kay -- >> what do you think? >> oh, you got my dimples, oh! >> step up. >> reporter: linda christiansen took out old faithful

kay of the struggle and know what we are talking about. so today, we are just beginning. acp came and this gumbo ban will make some news throughout san francisco and bayview hunter's point to say to our children and to the young adults, come on, baby, god ordaned for you to have life and not to have death before the deadline. too many of us are dying. two and one half percent are dying of this virus in the city and county of san francisco. but true hope treasure of god and christ, we have testing sites, we have vaccination sites and in addition to this site today, i say to all of you standing around here, if you've not been vaccinated come on together t. my mother-in-law is 103 years old and she's kicking and doing well with her whit. my wife is 78 years old and god has enabled me saying to everybody, god loves you and so do i, let's be about life and not death. >> thank you, reverend brown. you know i'm going to tell jane on you for telling all these people her age out here. thank you reverend brown. thank you, cassie cook for your courage and everyone who's joining us here today and, as i said, you know, we don't know how long covid will be with us. but we want to make sure

falling in 3rd place, say they're open to discussing a coalition. thousands of people have been protesting against the tunisian presidents moved to rule by decrease. the forces of kai side were also in force on the streets of tunis on funding. and a funeral has taken place for one of 5, honesty and skills by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the bodies of before others have not yet been b. now the british government has suspended competition laws to allow rival oil firms to coordinate their response to nationwide petrol shortages. the move follows days of long queues at petrol stations across the u. k. with many being forced to close more than $10000.00 short term work pieces will be issued to truck drivers in poultry workers, the severe shortages. the visa will run from next month until late december to cover the christmas period. a lack of truck drivers has led to petrol stations closing and empty supermarket shelves. and even barbara has more from london, the transport circuitry gone shops has been conducting media interviews, saying that if people around britain behave normally, as he puts it, then there will be no problem insisting that there is no sho

kay daniels. i'm in constant contact with my students. since that time, there was a bond, a bond that was formed and it's never changed. miss daniels says she's not only proud of the men and women her students have become but proud of the children. they used to be. after all, it was their hard work, improving reading skills that brought the president to their school and solidified their place in history. and sarasota, florida. jonathan serrie fox news still ahead here. some republican governors are fighting back against president biden's vaccine mandate for businesses. we're also learning wanna vaccine for younger children could be approved details coming up. also ahead tonight, debris scattered and an apartment complex nearly leveled the explosion in atlanta that injured several people. a bit of a warm up today, a bit of a warm up tomorrow and then temperatures are going to trend down with a chance for some clouds and maybe even a little bit of wet weather towards the end of the week into the weekend. we'll check that out when i see you back here. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wa

two, i happen to think kay kagan has been wrong about a lot of things in the past. but he is correct when he says this is happening right in front of us. and this piece sounds alarmist, but you know what? it reminded me a lot of an article published one year ago. that article was titled request the the election that could break america," and they've and it sounded alarmist at the time, but it was shockingly prescient in its predictions. it lays out a scenario in which battleground states of republican legislatures sends competing on january 6th. pence as president of the senate would hold in his hands two conflicting electoral certificates. the trump team would take the position that the constitutional language leaves those questions of which -- which results to the vice president. this means that pence has a unilateral power to announce his own re-election and a second term for trump. yeah. nailed it. we now know from that leaked memo from one of the trump campaign's legal advisers that is exactly what they were trying to do. mark gelman wrote that piece for the "atlantic" one year ago and he jo

katty kay, that sounds like donald trump. this book says a lot about what was going on inside the white house at the time. but the frustration i think a lot of us feel is a lot of these people were seeing these things play out in real time but waited until after to write a book. >> the trump administration was full of people who could have called out the president in real time for instances like this one. for areas of, you know, national security, frankly, when he treated vladimir putin in one way and pretended he was treating him in another way. they failed to do so. this was not an administration full of profiles in courage. now, there is stephanie grisham making money out of a book when it's too late to have an impact to say he said one thing when, actually, he was meaning another thing. it would have been much more courageous of her, obviously. not just courageous of her but helpful for the state of the country and the health of the country, for her to have called this out in real time. she was in a position to do so, as she was close t

counterexecutive order in which he ironically says he's protecting texans' quote, this is not ironic, right to choose whether they get the vaccine. over in alabama, kayicly called biden's measures outrageous and overreaching. but that's ironic considering alabama in particular is in the top ten for both covid cases and covid deaths per 100,000 people in the u.s. those statistics make sense given that only about 47% of alabamians 12 years and older are fully vaccinated among sadly the lowest numbers in the country. however, my next guest is trying to change all of that. she's the subject of a documentary from the new yorker called the panola project that chronicles her mission to get her small community in alabama vaccinated. one by one. >> you doing all right? >> yes, ma'am. >> you had your shot? >> i hadn't really made my mind up. >> you think it's going to do something to you? >> the virus yet? >> got it. >> i had. >> that wasn't enough for you to make your mind up? i'm going to get you in a minute. >> you saw her right there. joining me is dorothy oliver. she went door to door and managed to get 94% of the 400 residents in panola, alabama, vaccina

says her partner tells her not to be too hard on herself. the season's oldest competitor is martin cove of the karate kid and cobra kai fame. >> it is like workingagassi. you don't get better, you are the best when you play with these people. with this new partner, maybe we could do the same moves i did in the 1960's. maybe. >> i know that my dancer can be quite tough and i think i need that because that kind of scares me, but i also know it's a good thing. >> tv's latest bachelor says his partner's patient. >> she is whipping me into shape, she's a machine. she gives me a lot of confidence on the day today to feel like i can just throw whatever i want to throw in there and then she tailors it to make it our own. >> off the dance floor, she is linked romantically to dancer brian austin green. she says his pro is amazing, here is what he says about his girlfriend. >> she's a phenomenal dancer and i don't want to let her down. i know she has had these fantasies of us dancing together one day, so i wouldn't want her to see me dance and then be like, i have to let that dream go. >> in hollywood, abc 7 muse. ama: it is always interesting. dan: intere

say enough is enough. there's no way that julian a bunch should or could be extradited to the united states and he should be free to go. do thing, turn out sonorous kays, gets enough coverage in the world. in the more mainstream media. i don't, i don't get back to me. this story was so big. it was so important. i spent all weekend speaking with news outlets about it. foreign news outlets or alternate news outlets and in the mainstream media, i couldn't even find it. it didn't appear in the washington post or the new york times or the wall street journal. so the answer to that, to me is a clear no. the, the mainstream media in the united states that around the world is not paying attention to the story. i seen john kerry and former say on the stand whistleblower jones. thank you very much for your time. we appreciate for having me. thanks. thank you. now the results are in from germany. federal election with the outcome said to determine who will replace uncle michael as chancellor. and what will be the 1st change of the top since 2005 the so printing results show that it's the center less social, don't half have come out on top part leave. the earl of

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750,000 tonnes a year and experts say we shouldn't notice too much difference in fuel efficiency or in price. there you go, yourfirst e10. alli thank you very much. jon kaymore. awarning, it a warning, it can train some flashing images. —— it contained some. he is the man with the colourful hair and the golden touch. a third gold medalfor david smith won in the most thrilling fashion. m3 macro is a sport similar to bowls, the aim to get as near to the jack impossible. in the final he was locked at 2—2 against malaysia, but just when he needed it, a moment of magic. that dazzling shot proved the difference, and after a row of victory, soon the tears started to flow. another gold for one of the greatest his sport has ever seen. that gold medal from greatest his sport has ever seen. that gold medalfrom david smith was britain's the 30th of these paralympics, but the hopes of a 31st today proved tantalisingly out of reach. in the pool, becky redfearn was chasing the mother of all comebacks. barely a year after the arrival of baby patrick, she was heading for gold in the 100 metres breaststroke before germany's edged her out. but a games she could only compet

look at the german election we say that markets don't like uncertainty around elections but the coalition we're going to get three-way, which is going to be in a ja ma kay coalition or turns towards the spd, the winner of the election, in a three-wa thre three-waco ligs with the traffic light here there's not going to be that big of a difference between them and i don't think the political situation in germany will change that much even if we get a new chancellor i think some degree of predictability is something that the markets like that's why we see the markets in germany being up and also why, frankly speaking, global investors should not be too concerned about the outcome in germany. >> mark, looking at your latest note you just referenced japan the japanese market is hot, the nikkei, people ignore it you say do not you say japan on a macro level may be the best place to invest right now. what is it about japan that looks attractive >> first of all we have an election coming up unlike in germany we're likely to see an extraordinary amount of fiscal stimulus coming out on the back of that. that's basically been the catalyst of what we think is a gre