katherine: dr. farris, you have dived into this research quite a bit can you show the highlights from what you found in your research? dr. farris: sure. the biennial survey called the workplace and gender survey, and in the last five years they added -- i'm sure the first time the sexual orientation question came up, and provided a window into sexual assault among sexual minorities service members. the research estimated that 16.7% of gay and bisexual men extremes dissolved in the past year, nine--experienced sexual assault in the past year, nine times higher than other men. and if you take that number about risk, the problems of different statuses, you can look at the safety of lgbt members from a different perspective. if you were to imagine all male sexual assault victims in 2018, 52% of them would identify as heterosexual, whereas 48% would not. that is an outside risk for gay and bisexual men. only 9% of servicemen identify as gay, bisexual, or other, yet they are 48% of circles on victims. --o

katherine: it is a reasonable statement to make.nited states did not go into afghanistan to build a nation, it came into hope those responsible for 9/11, and that was the taliban and al qaeda. the truth is the united states never beat the taliban and never said conditions for return. we are talking about having achieved our objectives come i don't think we ever did. we got close to defeating the taliban and never but insufficient resources to do it. we let the civil war get out of hand and did not have a strategy, there were many different ones over the past years, to win the war we were trying to fight. haidi: you speak to people who have been following this campaign and many will point to not just failures along the way but the miscommunication of these failures. does it come as a surprise to anyone who has been monitoring the situation that we've gotten to this point? it feels like the american public were told that a lot of points along the way that things were going very well. katherine: i think for the public, it is surprising

thank you so much, katherine, for talking with us about your covid reporting. it was really important. i want to turn to the sexual harassment investigation into new york governor andrew cuomo. tonight, governor cuomo stands defiant as democratic party leaders including president biden and house speaker nancy pelosi call on him to resign. in the meantime, state lawmakers have set up their wide-average -- wide-ranging impeachment inquiries. investigators say they have evidence governor cuomo harassed at least 11 women. >> governor cuomo sexually harassed current and former employees. none of this would have been illuminated if not for the heroic women who came forward and i am in inspired by all the brave women who came forward but more importantly, i believe them. yamiche: governor cuomo fired back in his own taped statement. here's what he had to say. governor: i want you to know directly from me that i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. that is just not who i am. and that's not who i have ever been. i accept responsibi

burn has entered the homelessness debate. katherine berg has met with city council members. as the council voted to impose new anti camping rules, catherine berg urged council members to act quickly on an acting limits on where people can sleep. i'm sure that played no role in the young turks on hinged anti homeless people tirade there. but let's look at the larger picture before the brain, paris side called capitalism took over. most of the natural world was everyone's to roam around in, or even sleep in. it didn't belong to other human. but now there's barely anywhere in the city or even outside a city that is off limits. unless you're a player in the consumer is hunt to buy, spend, eat, rinse and repeat. yeah, the natural world was once upon a time you and me, you do enjoy and exist in in fact, just last week, hundreds of breadth went, trespassing on land that belongs to some one. 0, the horror that was supposed to shatter that was supposed to shatter, to demonstrate the horror again. oh, for i placed the act it would. i said, i want to smash a blight tough assignment tha

dame katherine _ find a lot of inspiration. dame katherine grainger, _ find a lot of inspiration.ration. dame - katherine grainger, chair of uk cut sports, thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwoo.d hello again. over the next few days, with high pressure firmly in charge of our weather, we'll be seeing sunny spells but also areas of cloud, and we've got that scenario today. you can see this big lump of cloud across parts of england and wales, thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle, and we've got another area of cloud draped across the north and the west of scotland. at times we'll see some cloud coming in from the north sea. breezy here, breezy across the south—east as well and the english channel, we are talking temperatures up to 25, maybe 26 around the glasgow area. now, this cloud sinks a little bit further south tonight, we've got more cloud sinking south also across scotland, quite a keen breeze as well and temperatures overnight falling away, between 12 and 1a degrees. into tomorrow, then, we still will have all this cloud across the

oh, it belongs to lady katherine and lady augusta. they are the oldest of the children. they are is a and 14 years of age -- they are 15 and 14 years of age. i think they left in a hurry last night. you see these young ladies have the largest bed chamber because they also take their lessons here in the house. that bed over there is for their governess, yes, a french governess. we may not like the french, but we do like their style. very important that these young ladies speak french. they will be present to the royal courts. their father has a seat in parliament. but now the governor's taken his entire family off to [inaudible]. they are sailing up the york river at the moment, which means they are all sharing cabins on a ship. seven children and the governess and their nursemaid and the servants, oh my. i'm sure they're wishing they had this much room again. oh, lord and lady dunmore's chambers are over this way. we will pass through a guest room here as well on our way. i know. i knew you would like it. oh, lord and lady dunmore share the bed chamber right over here, i

katherine da — a bumpy road ahead. 0k, thank you.. messi joined the club more than 20 years ago, at the age of 13. he's helped the team win more than 30 trophies, and has forged a reputation as one of the greatest players of all time. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. picture lionel messi as football's mona lisa. seemingly priceless, but suddenly available. while barcelona have already said "thank you and farewell" on social media, messi's immeasurable contribution can be suggested in statistics. 778 matches, 672 goals, ten league titles, etc. so why let him go? well, even with messi agreeing a reduced salary, barcelona's wage bill far exceeds the league's regulations. the club president says he inherited a financial calamity and losing messi is the only way to solve it. translation: the club is over 100 years old, and it's - above everyone and everything. even above the best player of the world, the best player who's been with us over the last few years, and we will always thank him for everything he's done for us. there'

. >>> katherine administra las dosis. > por qué las personas no se han vacunado. >>> por lo que dicen3 años. >>> no se siente nada. >>> su papá aprovecho que era rápido. >>> la traje para el lunes trabajar normal. >>> nosotros lo estamos haciendo másfácil para que la comunidad tenga acceso a las vacunas . >>> la idea es recorrer zonas con más baja tasa de vacunación y salvar vidas. >>> mientras la frontera sur está desbordada por llegada de inmigrantes activistas dicen recibir citas inusitadas, vamos a ver . >>> no dejan de llegar familias desde la mañana hasta la noche, acá en este punto de mcallen dicen que jamás en su historia habían recibido tantos, son cifras de 1500 por día, y son cifras en especial en épocas tan calusas . >>> los niños son los que más están afectados. >>> esta semana la patrulla fronteriza en un día encontró 834 migrantes menores solos. >>> por necesidad a quererme perar y estudiar. >>> también vemos que las familias salen más rápidamente y con más grilletes para ser localizados. >>> esta fila es para hacerles prueba del covid-19 y cerca del 12 por ciento salen

maven ceo katherine ryder, and lux capital partner deena shakir. thank you.p following your story. more details emerging in a lawsuit against activision blizzard. in an amended court filing, the game maker allegedly retaliated against employees who helped an investigation into claims of sexual harassment and bias. the agency claims that involved shredding evidence. the world of warcraft maker fostered a frat boy culture where female employees were treated poorly. they refuted the allegations and said they are working with investigators. coming up, bird scooters expanding into bikes, hitting the public markets via spac. we speak with the ceo travis vanderzanden about the impact of the pandemic, next. and from two wheels to four. balance of power will be live from gm headquarters in detroit thursday for a special shout. david westin will be joined by a host of big-name guests. find out more about the automaker's ev strategy. do not want to miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ emily: micro mobility company bird, known for those zippy scooters you can fin

. >> reporter: this summer at new jersey's montclair state university, 16-year-old katherine learned how to focus on mental wellness. >> a lot of kids, they don't want to address it or they're scared to address it. >> reporter: on top of remote high school classes, she worked at her family's day-care center. but as pressure and isolation took a toll, zumba kept quiet. >> i would always fake a smile. >> reporter: were you depressed? >> not really depressed, but mostly sad all time. >> reporter: a recent survey by mental health america fourth found 54% of 11 to 17-year-olds reported frequent suicidal thoughts or self-harm in the previous two weeks, the highes rate since it began screening in 2014. psychologist jacqueline freedman lombardo. what is your advice to students and parents that are struggling with their mental health right now. >> mental health isn't always about seeing a psych kris. it's about becoming involved in your community. it's about making those connections, feeling you belong. >> it's happens toe you, it's happened to us. >> reporter: even before starting their juni

and very pleased to turn things over to our speaker the digital podium is yours carl and katherine. >> thank you. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> it is really a delight to be discussing this book for you. to put these into context how i heard about your book. i know you as a collie, a neuroscientist, someone who really has revolutionized will talk about this later. we meet a couple of times of year, we talk about the brain, circuitry, behavior, and in one of these zoom meetings that we have we both what to discuss our love for literature, reading and poetry. you told me we were just finishing writing the book. so obviously i want to read it. you were kind enough to sign me a copy of your book. i love the book. there is so much richness it is so interesting, beautifully written. i understand you been thinking about writing the book for a long time. you talked a lot about the format also of the book. so why don't you tell us about your book? how did this come about? who is your audience? what do you want to convey? >> verse about thank you for that wonderful introduction. it's rea

maven ceo katherine ryder, and lux capital partner deena shakir. much for sharing this with us. we will keep following your story. meantime, more details emerging in a lawsuit against activision blizzard. in an amended court filing, the california department of fair employment and housing alleges that the game maker retaliated against employees who helped an investigation into claims of sexual harassment and bias. the agency claims that involved shredding evidence. the the world of warcraft maker is being sued for fostering a fratre female employees were treated unfairly. activision blizzard has disputed the allegations and said that it is working with investigators. coming up bird scooters , expanding into bikes, hitting the public markets via spac. we are going to talk to the company ceo travis vanderzanden , about that company's current valuation, and the impact of the pandemic next. , and from two wheels to four. "balance of power" will be live from gm headquarters in detroit thursday for a special show. my colleague david westin will , be join

>> katherine times two. >> david: they're all three named katherine?r full name? >> i'm just katie. >> david: i'm sorry. [ laughter ] no, katie's a cool one. i'm just being like this because it's on tv. [ laughter ] now we're playing for this thing. [ applause ] what are you going to play for this? i don't know what it is. oh, this is my wiener enlarger. [ laughter ] we'll take it out later. what's your fiance's biggest phobia? this is kind of hard. they're getting harder. >> you know this. >> i do? >> you do know it. ♪ >> david: i know it's not tickles. he loves pickles. okay, blake, you go. i want to see katie botch it. >> yes. >> david: spiders. that's mine too. that's yours? >> yeah. >> nailed it. i'm crushing it. >> david: night? no way. >> i mean, it's one of them, sure. >> he sleeps with a nightlight. >> yeah, i sleep with a nightlight. >> darkness is not his thing. >> i don't like pure darkness. >> david: katie, that's a great answer. i love it. okay. and now we're going to go to the big finale, right? now we have the biggest prize of all. it's

but the women won their match as rockets bowler katherine brunt got the better of shafali verma, bowlingouthern brave at lord's after he returned a positive covid test. he will isolate from the squad and support staff whilst he awaits further test results. and that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre. bye—bye. good evening. i suspect most of you want some settled summer sunshine for the beginning of august — why not? unfortunately, today, it was a slightly disappointing story. there was more cloud around than there was sunshine, as you can see by this weather watcher picture. there were also some nuisance showers yet again, drifting their way steadily south by a cold front. it may well enhance some thundery showers over the next few hours. the best of the breaks in the cloud, well, that was further west and we keep those clear skies as we go into tonight. the cold front will ease away, this ridge of high pressure will build. that's going to quieten things down for monday and tuesday, but with that ridge of high pressure and the clearing skies, it does mean a chillier start into th

katherine o'neil. at that same hospital that's been getting some help from that federal team. dr.this is an unbelievably busy time. thank you for taking time to talk with us tonight. >> thank you for having us. >> you did an interview with a local news station in baton rouge that i saw that just made my heart just sink into my stomach. um, you said that you starting to feel like you, at your hospital, are not able to provide adequate standards of care, already, because you're stretched so thin from the number of covid patients you are handling. i just wanted to ask, if that's true, if you could explain to our audience what you mean by that? >> sure. so, today, we have 189 people with covid-19 in our hospital. our hospital usually runs 600 to 700 patients at any given time. we have 68 patients with covid-19 just in our icu. our icu usually has about 90 patients in it. so, you can see, that this creep of care into our usual number of patients has caused us to delay care for people. people who need tumors dissected. people who have been waiting for a very long time to have back pain

and, gavin, you know what a big fan i am of the historical society, you, peter, sara, katherine, you always treat us so well. thank you so much. >> i would like to acknowledge one thing. there was at least one player that came through world war ii, did not see combat, and in a sense wondered if he was up to the task. and when ted williams was recalled by the marine corps at the time of the korean war, he said, i'm not doing any pr work. if you're calling me back, i want to get into a fighter platoon. and he ended up flying 39 combat missions, seven of them with john glenn, who was one of the squadron mates there, and he crash-landed on his second mission february 16, 1953. the landing craft -- the wheels wouldn't come down. he had to skid the plane along the runway to -- and jump out just before it burst into flame. he was hit by bullets at least two other times. he definitely had his day as a true hero. >> thank you all very much. katherine, i don't know if you wanted to say a parting message. >> i have to say that i learned more about sports in the past hour than i have in all of m

katherine o'neal chief medical officer at our lady of the lake hospital in baton rouge. >> we've heardacuated because of the storm damages. in the southern part of the state. what are you hearing and how are you preparing as it moves north. >> good morning. we know we have five hospitals south of us who are going to need to evacuate at least some patients, if not all patients once the weather clears. we heard just a few hours ago that there were several that they were going to start to try to move but so far we haven't seen any of those patients arrive here and from previous storms we know that movement can be very treacherous and that those vehicles won't leave the hospital until it's safe and so i expect the first transfers to take hours to arrive. >> we know that many of the hospitals in the state are already at capacity dealing with the surge of covid-19 patients. how do you think this is going to complicate the recovery effort? >> right now we have two teams sleeping in the hospital, a day and night team that will stay here till the weather clears and capacity to take some patient

note, in diving krysta palmer took bronze in the women's 3-meter springboard and in weightlifting, katherine nye took home silver. >>> time now for a closer look at your morning weather. >>> good morning. the monsoonal moisture continues to move across the four corners into the rockies and into our monday afternoon. showers and storms bring the risk for flash flooding across colorado and into utah, so that's going to be an area we will have to watch out, and also the desert southwest where heat-related weather alerts are starting to go into effect across the desert. now, across the east coast, we are tracking the wet weather drenching thunderstorms, monday into wednesday, could bring the risk for flash flooding. i'm marvin gomez with your accuweather forecast. >>> coming up, why a bacon sortage could be looming. >>> bacon and bullets are in short supply across the country. how the shortage is beginning to impact police departments. >>> and check this out, the close call at a rodeo when a bull jumped into the crowd. the dramatic video coming up. we're at our best when we stand together. that'

. >> wish i had had that assignment katherine out of that miss that one ok would help if you scan this qr code with your phone. it will take you to our destination. california section on our website. kron 4 dot com and there you'll find stories on fun things to do all across the state of california. this summer. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. but we have a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 6. ken wayne is here with a look at what working on katharine ham. hello, a very busy news night. we continue our coverage of the wildfires burning in northern california. >> hundreds of thousands of acres have burned an entire town and destroyed. we're live has exhausted. firefighters are on the front lines working to try to gain control of the dixie and the river fires. plus many bay area entertainment venues are now requiring proof of vaccination, but not all forms will be accepted. we'll walk you through the best ways to show that you are actually vaccinated. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 coming up next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 fires t

. >> reporter: this summer at new jersey's montclair state university, 16-year-old katherine chiqui zumbaed techniques to reduce stress and how to focus on mental wellness. >> there's a lot of kids, they don't want to address it or are scared to address it. >> reporter: on top of remote high school classes, she worked at her family's daycare center, but as pressure and isolation took a toll, zumba kept quiet. >> i'd always, like, fake a smile. >> reporter: were you depressed? >> not really depressed, but like, mostly sad all the time. >> reporter: a recent survey by mental health america found 54% of 11- to 17-year-olds reported frequent suicidal thoughts or self-harm in the previous two weeks, the highest rate since it began screening in 2014. >> if kids don't have their mental health in check, those academics are going to-- ( whistles ) it's going to be like a toilet bowl. >> reporter: psychologist jaclyn friedman-lombardo. what's your advice to parents and students that are struggling with their mental health right now? >> mental health isn't always about seeing a therapist or a psychi

and i mean, like katherine said, it doesn't happen every day. like drugs are everywhere. and we try to avoid them most of the time. but it's harder for some people. >> every parent's worst nightmare, andrea. what are experts saying parents can do to prevent cases like these? >> reporter: yeah, first of all is to keep that line of communication open with your child. and the concord police department saying that you really should not take any pill that is not prescribed by a doctor, liz? >> yeah, absolutely not. all right, andrea, thank you. >>> major move in the fight against coronavirus. pfizer's vaccine now has fda approval. so what happens next? pfizer says that the drug will be sold under the brand name comirnaty. the vaccine remains under an emergency use authorization for 12 to 15-year-olds as do the vaccines made by moderna and johnson & johnson. now with the fda approval, legal experts say it may open the door for employers to require their workers to be vaccinated. the move could also persuade more people to go ahead and get the shot. let's get some live pictures

. >> reporter: katherine garcia is with the sierra club. >> the planet is demanding we demanding we takehe climate crisis seriously and reduce pollution as quickly as possible.ker:nd ben joins us now. ben, leaders from the big three auto-makers were audit the white house today. are they committing to the goal of 50% electric vehicle sales by 2030? >> reporter: no, they're saying it's their aspiration they'll get between 40% and 50% by 2030. but they say the federal government needs to proved tax incentives to people will buy the vehicles and build charging stations throughout the country. bill. >> whitaker: thank you, ben. tonight a chicago family is suing the city and the police department after officers raided their home by mistake and held them at gunpoint. dave savini from our cbs station wbbm broke the story. >> reporter: chicago police officers responded to a 911 call in august 2019, about two men fighting at a nearby gas station, one possibly armed. when police arrived, four men ran. officers entered this apartment building but there's no public evidence suggesting this is where t

katherine da costa, bbc news.ries of holiday—themed works. one of the pieces has become such hot property that the new owner has had to move it to a secret location. jenny kirk has more. is it or isn't it? the question on everyone's lips for the last week has been answered. i absolutely love it. i think it's wonderful it's come this way to lowestoft. i think it's the best thing that's happened to this town in years, to be honest. for some, this is vandalism, to others, it's art. and instead of removing it, the local council says they are beyond excited, it's a real boost for great yarmouth and lowestoft. everybody that's seen these pieces has smiled, everybody has had pleasure from what he's put out there and that's a wonderful thing to be able to do. hundreds of thousands of people can go and see the artwork and it will make them smile. this is how the elusive artist whose work sells for millions ended the speculation. by posting online his spraycation. but there is less good news for king's lynn, banksy�*s reima

katherine da costa, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...president ghani says that remobilising the military is his top priority. a state of emergency is declared in haiti after a powerful earthquake measuring 7.2 magnitude. at least 29 people have been killed. in the uk — there are questions for police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in the uk's worst mass shooting since 2010. let's return to events in haiti, where a devastating earthquake has killed at least 29 people. prime minister ariel henry has said the quake has caused huge damage across the south of the country and has declared a state of emergency for a month. a short time ago we spoke to widlore merancourt, journalist and editor of ayibopost in haiti. so at what we do know is it is a very severe earthquake. these earthquakes awaken bad memories for a lot of haiti, but also a lot of people who felt it. i have family in the south and my sister's house was destroyed, and by the grace of god, she is alive and she's well. but i'm hearing

to notch attacks in other parts of the mineral and natural gas, which covered delgado province, katherine sawyer reports. the destruction in cub delgado is, may seem what the prior is staggering. was in beak and running short 3 took this important port town on sunday. it was being used by the arm to group, locally known as all show bob, which has ties to isolate as a base to launch attacks across the province. the fighters foster talk the town in 2017 mocking the beginning of the conflict in this ruby and natural gas reach nothin most region of muslim. be they to control of more simple order prior in 2020 but people who fled their homes and i'll be asked by local officials to return frequent patrols around the town on making that easier for some money because couldn't be that. and i can be a mom, but we for the so it just came, we were being chased around like goods by us. children were suffering in the forest where we whining. now we have coming back to civilization. taking this port town is a major victory for the troops. they say they want to remove also, but from the entire province,

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so that's more problems for the future. ahead of a ton of and political office in katherine capital. doha is heading back to afghanistan. we'll do that on a let the groups negotiations in peace talks with the u. s. and the african government. he departed after meeting catherine for minister on tuesday, talks between the taliban and former african officials will now be held domestically instead of indo huh. or significant part, so that's kind of on whether a ton of mine enjoy support from certain ethnic groups. the talk and border crossing with pakistan is one such place it has now reopened and there's no rush of people trying to flee as come on. harder explains the man border crouching red rain of ron at dawn and buckets on the door is now open for business truck, have been travelling and board direction. there were apprehension that as the talib honored wants across the country, tens of thousands of refugees read for across the board and to budget on. but the ground reality is ready. different people living floated up august on the border all the way from hillman province to noticed

ao—year—old katherine woolf from swansea was working on the 97th floor of the north tower, when it wasarles, says there is no question the war was justified and that he had certainly celebrated the death of osama bin laden. but that he's been shocked by recent events. the situation that just occurred in afghanistan over the weekend was inexcusable, absolutely inexcusable. what they did was pull out. how they did it was absolutely wrong, absolutely wrong. after this debacle last weekend, i do not feel proud of our leaders. i feel proud about our nation, but not our current leaders. each room has a little piece ofjoe in it... christine lemmfeels a huge amount of pride for her husband, joe. he was in the new york police at the time of the 9/11 attacks and was one of those who pulled bodies from the rubble. that day was the reason he re—enlisted and went to fight in afghanistan. but it was there that he was killed. they went over there to make america safer. after what happened at 9/11. so, how are we safer now, with the taliban taking over? i'm sick to my stomach. looking at a 20—year war

so i'm in katherine sharpe nba says maynard has struggled with keeping jobs at several bay area schools, including santa clara university and sonoma state may turn has a phd in sociology and 3 masters degrees sharp mta says maynard was homeless, had difficulty finding work and it got to the last an area to live by. >> given the cup cars to live in. so he's been living in the carson. it >> court documents show maynard was arrested after a u.s. forest service officer placed a tracking device under his car. maynard has been linked to this list of fires that burned between july 6th and august 7. the most recent 3. we're not far from where the dixie fire is currently burning the federal judge overseeing the case has acknowledged mental health issues may be involved. >> hope he gets the help he needs. he's. he's >> a criminal complaint shows that maynard has been charged with willfully setting the ranch fire in lassen county. he's right now facing up to 5 years in prison. and a $250,000. fine reporting in santa clara dan thorn kron 4 news. >> happening now in palo alto. police are investigati

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