what are the things you think are good about kaufman? what makes it work as a stadium? >> what makes it work, i'm mixed about it, but the first thing that has to be said about it, that's really good is that it was built as a baseball park, and not a multi purpose stadium. kansas city deserves credit for making that decision. and then there's a beautiful kind of flow to the way the walls kind of curve down. >> it is pretty. >> toward the outside. >> i spent a lot of time in that stadium. >> it's quite lovely really. if you see it from the home plate side, it looks a little more like a lot of other big concrete stadiums. >> outside of it. >> not so much when you're walking to it, it's not so beautiful. >> right. they've done a lot of work on it in the last generation when the team decided to stay there, and i think it's actually better and more comfortable in some ways than it was before. but the nicest thing is that kind of lyrical thing in the outfield, the way the sides go down. and the waterfall and the scoreboard and all that stuff which is kind of a cool relic of a

take the case of christine kaufman in that story, she said i'm a scientist by profession, i believe in couldn't get answers. that is how she ended up with covid-19 in hospital a week before her due date. it is absolutely concerning to all of these parents that there is no clear died guidance or ad from health officials. and there is this very real threat out there, the delta variant, putting pregnant people at risk more than ever before. >> and you see that risk so clearly with the whom who got it just a week before she was due. conflicting information is hard, but the data is clear on what happens to you if you do get covid and it is not pretty. thank you so much for that reporting. >>> well, tensions rising between israel and iran, how the new regime is responding after israel suggested that it is ready to strike iran following a deadly attack on a tanker. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. age before beauty?

i got them out of the let me kaufman should decide sometimes allows to open. sometimes they want us to close to poor people like us do. if they ask us to show sharp off to own him, will be great trouble. once praised we're controlling the pandemic, carola has now become the cobra. 1900 hotspot in india. the local government has eased restrictions with the festival, and state police have been deployed to enforcement mandates and prevent crowding. there are rules requiring shoppers to either get a negative bcr test or show proof of vaccination. but shopkeeper said these are hard to implement and affecting business during peak season. the business is really difficult. since the band to make started, we have been forced to shut our shop. and even when the markets open, the police comes in and we have to request them to let us run our shop. so we can make some money with a high number of infections, experts say carola and india as ne austin in 2nd wave of the pandemic, which could lead to a surge in other states. roughly 9 percent of all indians have been vaccinate

the moment taliban are having largely small, like flashing kaufman most does and find like today. probably one. it calls that have you within the reset those pan has been observed. which seems apparently that it is matched from the government somewhere. the rest they found about are actually using small i listed before such as 47 and rocket a times, motors to and in terms of numbers of people fighting the taliban. and how do they compare with, with the economic and what your supreme notice as to whether they can hold on to the areas they've taken over? well, apparently the army is well equipped. they have the support and leverage which is required for them. but there seems to be issues of the decision making back in which is also given which is highly by and in terms of funded by the moment there they are fighting with, with that high level of morale and logical boost which has been achieved to all the last ages of the u. s. withdrawal. because a huge security vacuum was created and it's been capitalized over that they are now in entire rule of thumb. and now spiking on notch urba

. >> reporter: sandy kaufman flew in from phoenix tonight and she is start to rethink air travel is a delta variant spread. according to this finally, southwest airlines recently made to the securities and exchange commission, it is a trend. the company says cancellations and fewer bookings are believed to be driven by the recent rise in covid-19 and the delta variant. for yvette go men's, flying comes with high risk. >> i was a little scared because i have had covered before. >> reporter: cove gomez was infected a couple months ago and has been experiencing long- term symptoms ever since. >> have i told you like if you get infected again? like how that is going to affect you? >> it to be bad. it left me with heart problems as the. >> reporter: other travelers are comforted by the fact that almost everyone is following all the precautions. >> we just came back from arizona. and they do a good job with compliance. and they are really strict on making sure. >> i think i feel safe but i am usually pretty cautious, so, i don't really take off my mask ever. >> they are enforcing the rules.

reporter: in dekalb county, georgia, the new school year is already under way, and students like camille kaufman are required to mask up. >> i did not want to go to school if we didn't wear masks. >> her mom agrees. >> if the alternative is to stay home and have another school year in her room, then that would have been pretty devastating. >> reporter: today nearby atlanta public schools opened their doors, lsd with a mask requirement. many of the country's largest districts have similar mandates. last week the cdc abruptly changed its previous guidance, now recommending masks in schools for all students and staff, regardless of vaccination status. just miles away in gwinnett county, parents have been protesting. allie is so furious, she is pulling her two young daughters from in-person classes. >> it's about choice. i want my children to know that mommy and daddy make their decisions for them, their health decisions. we would never, ever put our children in harm's way. >> reporter: we spoke with her and a group of parents. >> mandate is a very dangerous word. >> this is about parents taking bac

"friends" is based on marta kaufman and david crane's experiences. >> it is about that time of your life >> i am thankful that all of your thanksgiving sucked. >> the biggest surprise was matthew perry. >> he puts accents on syllables. >> could we be more white trash? >> when i watch "friends," i didn't want monica to be a control freak. >> you want to push the cap until you hear them click. >> matt made joey funny. >> look at me, i am chandler. >> could i be wearing any more clothes? >> they were all rooting for each other. >> now we need a semen of a righteous man. >> phoebe is appealing because she's different. >> yeah, you don't have to fit in, you can still like yourself, it is okay. ♪ ♪ smelly cat, smelly cat ♪ ♪ what are they feeding you ♪ ♪ i don't know why people ♪ ♪ like smelly cat ♪ >> there were many songs were funny. >> maybe i don't need your money. >> rachel green being sort of this spilled character off the top of the show and about humhum bling that character and making her independent. >> we knew ross and rachel from the pilot going to be a thing. >> i want to be marrie

ava kaufman has turned her good fortune for others. >> this is your new home. >> oh, wow, this is beautiful you're going to have a roof over your head to recover. or that you're going to go broke. i understand that feeling. my life changed on a dime. i went from living this big life to not knowing how i was going to survive. >>> the bed is going to go there. put the black dresser here. >>> we have two homes now. it's not just a place to live. it's a place to recover. it's a place to heal. it's a place to feel supported and loved, you know, not just by me, but by a family of people. >> and this is your bedroom. >> the last 12 years of my life have been the most challenging and the most happiest. i feel like i was chosen to do this. when i can talk to a family and make them feel better, there's absolutely nothing like it. >> the full story goes to cnn heroes.com. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call g

. >>> eva kaufman has turned her good luck into a mission to help others get their second chance at lifes your new home for now. >> oh, wow. oh, this is beautiful. >> it's a very scary feeling, not to know that you're going to have a roof over your head to recover, or that you're going to go broke. i understand that feeling. my life changed on a dime. i went from living this big life to not knowing how i was going to survive. the bed's going to go there. put the black dresser here. >> we have two homes now. it's not just a place to live. it's a place to recover. it's a place to heal. it's a place to feel supported and loved. you know, not just by me but by a family of people. and this is your bedroom. the last 12 years of my life have been the most challenging and the most happiest. i feel like i was chosen to do this. when i can talk to a family and make them feel better, there is absolutely nothing like it. >> and to see eva's full story go to cnnheroes.com right now. that's the news reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. i'll see you back here tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. eastern. pamela b

"friends" is based on marta kaufman and david crane's life experiences. >> marta and i spent our 20ss about. that time in your life where your friends are your family. >> i'm very thankful that all of your thanksgivings sucked. >> the biggest surprise to me was matthew perry. >> he put accents on certain syllables that you go that's -- i would never have read that joke that way. >> could we be more white trash? >> when i watched "friends" i didn't want monica to not be a control freak. >> you want to push the caps until you hear them click. >> matt made joey funny. >> look at me. i'm chandler. could i be wearing any more clothes? >> they were all rooting for each other. >> now we need the semen of a righteous man. >> i think phoebe is appealing because she's different. and so it gives people permission, yeah, you don't have to fit in, you can still like yourself and it's okay. ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ what are they feeding you ♪ >> i don't know why people love "smelly cat." but to me there were other songs that were also very, very funny. cow in the meadow goes moo, and the fa

david kaufman is here. the global digital director at "architectural digest."of stuff here. so, first up, you've got a front door face-lift for us. tell us more. >> good morning. yeah, actionable, attainable, affordable projects, our focus at "architectural digest." there's no where better to begin than the front door, but the key is to keep it simple. focus on easy tasks like a fresh coat of paint that could be done for less than $20, beautiful floral arrangements and wreaths. for every season. you can put a wreath in summer and spring and think about really eye-catching doorknobs, doorknockers, other kinds of metal pieces on your door, start with the front door, the best place to make a good first impression. >> excellent. we'll start with the front door, we already know it works. that's great. let's move on to the doormat, of course, this is the first welcome to the home. what are your doormat dos here? >> yeah, so, it's easy to think of a doormat as an afterthought. it's kind of give it short thrift but don't overlook the doormat. number one, they're a grea

it shows a kaufman county deputy grabbing then pinning 18-year-old nakia to the ground.ld be heard saying, she cannot breathe more than 20 times in that video. deputies were responding to a call that a teen was jumping in front of traffic which she and her lawyer both deny was her. her mother was take tone jail and later released in this altercation. the teen was taken to a mental health facility for evaluation. the sheriff's department saying the technique the deputy used to pin her avoids obstructing breathing. the deputy it was put on leave pending an investigation. more of "the week" with joshua johnson right after this break. k ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. icy hot. ice works fast. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. still fresh unstopables in-wash scent

only, but between -- in the post war era for several decades, only dodgers stadium and arrowhead and kaufmanere built as baseball only places. everybody else thought you could do it all in the same stadium and we got this whole generation truly horrible places. >> you are very complimentary about the architecture of that place. although you point out that one of the things it does not do is be a regular, because it is set in an open space. but one of the things that you think are good about kauffman, what makes it work as a stadium? >> what makes it work -- i'm mixed about it, but the first thing that has to be said about it that is really good is that it was built as a baseball park not a multi purpose stadium. kansas city deserves credit for making that decision and then there is this beautiful kind of lyrical flow to the way that the walls have curve down in the outfield. >> it is pretty. >> it is quite lovely, really. if you see it from the home plate side it looks a lot like other big concrete stadiums. >> it's not so much when you're walking, it's not so beautiful. >> they've done a lo

although the camera is on the ground for much of it, a kaufman county deputy could be seen grabbing, then pinning an 18-year-old young woman to the ground where she can be heard saying she can't breathe. this happened after deputies responded to a call that the teen was jumping in front of traffic, which she and her lawyer both deny. richard lui is here to walk us through this and what we know so far. richard, great to see you, my friend. pretty disturbing stuff here to watch this video. i think a lot of confusion as to what exactly happened. >> yeah, yasmin. a lot happening in a very short amount of time. this is -- what we do know, the way it started, she's trying to get run over. she's jumping into traffic and trying to end her life. yasmin, that part that i just was quoting was not caught on camera, but that was part of a 911 caller. what she said tuesday about nikia trigg. but this was caught on tape. the body cam that you showed a little earlier from deputy martin, showing him following trigg. he gets out of his car, follows her for a couple of minutes by foot asking her to sto

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we resumed our meetings, the case cochair meetings with executive director kelly dearman and cindy kaufman yesterday, so we'll continue that the third thursday of every month. an update on our case study writing project. you may recall this is our case study for organizations or selected organizations that made changes to their service models because of the pandemic. we did hire a coordinator, judy [inaudible], and judy started in may, and judy is managing all aspects of the models. we had 12 or 13 organizations responding, so it was a good response. we'll choose five organizations to profile. we've got the actual service model, adjustments in response to the pandemic, and focus on lessons learned in how that service model will change, and more on how that profiled agency's practice going forward will change with it. and we want to thank s.f. reserve and d.a.s. for their partnership in this endeavor. moving onto the case budget ask, we highlighted three areas in our advocacy for the budget process, bridging the individual divide, by has been on going advocacy effort. we received $200,000 i

other famous nonsmokers who developed lung cancer are donna summer, andy kaufman and dusty diamond.oky bars early in her career could have contributed. >> she was subjected to a lot of secondhand smoke as were all of us comedians. we used to be on stage and there was always a joke, what are we electing a pope because there was smoke in the world because it felt like downtown beijing. >> reporter: hopefully means a quick surgery without chemo or radiatioshe's optimistic oes th chaptk this setback. like post-surgery? >> you know, the beauty is, i like don't worry about that as much anymore which is by the way an exercise. you don't plan a tour a week in advance. you plan it months or years in advance so what i'm learning is, you know, not to sound cocky, but at this stage of the game i think people know who i am and you know what, i think i'm going to see what comes in. i'm a survivor. i think i'm a resilient survivor. >> that is for sure. >>> let's talk about this now with dr. jen ashton. so not a smoker. >> yeah. >> what are the other risk factors? >> if people remember one set of t

we weigh-in and have conversations all the time, as does my -- as does fire marshal kaufman, and ultimately, you know, i can make a recommendation and will make a recommendation once i have all of the -- there's so many different pieces to this puzzle, and so i -- i will make a recommendation. i've made recommendations on other -- you know, on other streets, and i will do that, as well. so we're in -- >> commissioner cleaveland: i should think -- chief, i should think your opinion would be very significant in terms of whether or not a safe street or a slow street could stay a safe street, if you will, and so yeah, i think you'll be making those decisions -- probably your -- the fire department's decision will be critical to whether or not certain slow streets stay slow streets, correct? [please stand by] >> we are working with the program and meeting with them. s.f.m.t.a. agreed many slow streets currently out there will be going away. they have 120 days to get to move them so they are working through their own agency to move them. there are some that will succeed lake street, shot well, sa