kimberly. well, the u. s. has donated 4 and a half 1000000 vaccine doses to indonesia that mattel se asia was corona vice outbreak. country reported a record 1025. that's over a 1000 virus related deaths on friday. now recording more daily infections in india and the 6 percent of the population has been vaccinated. government says it's a worst case scenario situation that's playing out now with at least $56000.00 new cases in just one day. here in the u. k, the countries reported its highest number of new cars cases in more than 6 months, just days before the government plans to relax restrictions on english, pubs, restaurants, and nightclubs. u. k. government data was showing that they were close to 52000 new cases of a virus on friday, just a day earlier, u. k. prime minister bars johnson's at the was the pandemic would be behind the country if it's careful. and lifting most restrictions would help the economy recover. joan all has worn out from london on the plans to ease restrictions. the public are genera

kimberly well, i think that's fair to say, but you have to remember that joe biden was a member of the obama administration, and one of the signature promises of brock obama back in 2008 was that he would close the guantanamo bay detention facility on day one, so obviously after 8 years under the obama administration, that did not happen 8 years where joe biden, with vice president and things got much more complicated, as you've reported under donald trump, who not only opposed close in the detention facility, but actually wanted to add to the population. so i think that when it comes to assessing blame, there certainly are a number of us administrations that can be pointed out, but the bible ministration. it's true is certainly seeking to rectify that. now with the release the transfer to morocco, according to the state department and the defense department of abdul a teeth nasir. so you point out was recommended by a pro like board to be released back in 2016. but this process moves so slowly. it is not until now in 2021 that we know he is finally set to be released. so what is the r

kimberly, how can our white house correspondent speaking to us from philadelphia where joe biden has just been speaking as well? kimberly, thank you. i at least 72 people have been killed in days of riots and losing across south africa and other 800 people have been arrested. what started as unrest over the arrest, the former president jacob zoom, has turned into protests against poverty and inequality. is some of the worst violence that south africa has seen since before. the end of a partake, the military has been deployed to assist the countries overwhelmed police force cobra. 1900 vaccination campaigns are now suspended in some areas at a time of a devastating outbreak. jacob zoom, a foundation says that peace and stability is directly linked to him being released from jail. we knew when we locked down again, this was bound to happen because the longer you leave the people hungry, the events would take place and i don't think it's only about the whole economy and what's happening on the i think people are generally hungry. the jobs that are being lost at the moment, i'm going to exacerbate the situation an

kimberly and thinking well now more on the british government's plan to move asylum seekers to detention centers and arrest those who enter the country illegally. number 10 downing street says new legislation is necessary and it points to the growing numbers of asylum seekers arriving in the u. k by boat. now that's despite a drop in the overall number of asylum seekers. here's how home secretary pretty patel. described the plan earlier this year. people are coming to the united kingdom illegally things, smoke have in the lives put at rest. the awful parent is coming from state countries just from italy, germany, belgium, people should be time to sign him in both countries. a baffling persecution. i'm not coming to the united kingdom. so it's imperative that all the countries and other countries step off and work with us to create a safe and inhumane trade. where individuals are being smuggled that being facilitated with a life of being put at risk and being subject to all sorts of restful behaviors. 5 people smugglers lawsuit enough. my next guest is michelle paste. she's an associate f

well, i, thanks so much. kimberly how could on diplomatic attitude, james phase is live at the united nations headquarters, new york jones, a fly from the james, one of my saying it the security council on the while the security council, some have been talking about this semi. but 1st, let me tell you about the secretary general, because in the last 15 minutes, he's released a statement. antonia good terrorist saying he condemns assassination. in the strongest terms, the perpetrators of this crime must be brought to justice. he says he goes on. the 2nd general calls on all haitians to preserve the constitutional order remain united in the face of the support act and reject all violence. clearly the security council, as you say, is the body that now needs to discuss this. the busy talk about democratic republic of congo at the moment, on the way into the meeting, i spoke to the current president of the security council, france holds the presidency and their bus, the nickel review, told me, i am sure we will discuss thi

kimberly and thinking the well now more on the british government's plan to move asylum seekers to detention centers and arrest those you enter the country illegally. number 10 downing street says new legislation is necessary and it points to the growing numbers of asylum seekers arriving in the u. k. by boat. now that's despite a drop in the overall number of asylum seekers. here's how home secretary pretty patel. described the plan earlier this year. people are coming to the united kingdom, illegally thing smoke on the line for the rest. would be awful. parents genies coming from say, countries just from italy, germany, belgium, people should be claimed. they saw them in both countries with baffling prosecution . i'm not coming to the united kingdom. so it's imperative that all the countries in other countries lose a step and work with us to create a safe and into main trade where individuals are being smuggled. that being the still a places where their lives that they put at risk, and that being subject to all sorts of restful behaviors. 5 people smarter this well, not to be not my next g

kimberly. i'll get at the white house. well, the stories are falling, the biggest auto showing off america is wrapping up in chicago cities, 5 major tourism, joining 18 months. automakers from around the world. a showcasing the newest electric vehicles, which promised to out perform anything else on the road right now. john henderson is lucky enough to be there. it's looking spot behind you, john. but this is saying, this is the 1st major caution. nearly a year and a half in the us. how is it different? well, like a good sports car, it's smaller and faster than its predecessors. smaller in the sense that it only occupies about half of the floor space here at the mccormick place convention center in chicago than it used to faster. and isn't that it's only 5 days instead of the usual 10? and it's also been moved from winter to summer. because of cove it in by doing that, they've got options for outdoor activities like test drive, like off road vehicle tests with the ford bronco just outside of the window over there. so there's a

so he's going to be pushing his infrastructure plan as well as he tries to get americans back to work. ok, kimberly hawk their life from the white have. kimberly thank you left or months of criticism, the covey 19 vaccines weren't reaching developing nations and ok, lation efforts are picking up. and charlotte bellis reports. the focus is on keeping pace with the variance vaccine drives, the gathering pace and countries around the world. this is 1500000 doses of the medulla vaccine flowing into el salvador as a donation from the united states. l. salvatore has administered just under 3000000 doses, enough to fully inoculate 22 percent of its population. it's an amazon for me, so we have a special commitment to the entire region, and we are not going to stop until all countries have vaccines. they require to protect older citizens in ivory coast housework as a visiting market to get as many people vaccinated as possible. though visit 130 in the capital abidjan in the next 2 weeks. in some countries in africa, covered 19 case numbers a doubling every 3 weeks. i have just received my vaccine. emily re

well, our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit is in philadelphia, kimberly philadelphia courses where president biden was speaking a few hours ago. he used very strong words. he called us and assault on democracy and liberty. obviously an issue that is very personal for him. personal. in fact, he's made it the top priority of his presidency and the symbolism is profound. he's come or came to the city of philadelphia, which is the birthplace of american democracy. behind me you see independence, paul, that is where the forefathers not only debated, but also have signed the declaration of independence as well as the us constitution, which is still adhered to today. so this is joe biden decided to come to make the case to the american public. it a national address that you believe that american democracy is american. know it is under assault, is so free and fair elections is just such a threat. literally. i've said before, we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war, as not i personally since the civil war. kimberly joe biden is talking widely there

well. what i will leave you then. thanks so much kimberly how kit and the gamma k is in miami. he has more on the situation in haiti and the reaction of south florida haitian bass for while i'm hearing reports from my contacts and porter printed the streets, there are pretty quiet at the moment. people essentially hunkering down waiting for news. but essentially, this political vacuum is extremely dangerous. we know from haiti's past when things like this happen, violence tends to come very quickly. and despite the fact that the deputy prime minister has declared a state of emergency, that doesn't really mean much for the normal people of haiti. we know there's om gangs already roaming the streets for the past year or so. this is potentially, you know, something that will cause a slide into violence very quickly. we've certainly seen that in the past and there are no obvious successes right now. there's, you know, movies, no real structures put in place to quickly replace them. and of course, the, some on that constitutionally his critics, they should have stepped out of office

honeywell up as well kimberly clark came out with earnings that disappointed revenues did cut their forecastcally with regard to coffee becky mentioned it. starbucks shares up about 15% year to date analysts have updated this stock to outperform. they put $142 price target on the stock. this company has improving fundamentals better demand and a good loyalty program they think hopefully will power the gains 10-year note always comes in at 1.3% dominos on the heels of that about big report apple and intel with a look. on those searches. i'll send those back over to you. >> dom and looking at dominos pizza. have a fabulous weekend. >> thanks. i appreciate that. >>> snap and twitter both soaring after reporting better than expected results. julia with more on that front. these are some strong numbers? >> what's key, becky, it wasn't just snap and twitter passing expectations their third quarter guidance was better than expected up nearly 70%. with that user growth with advertisers pending and engaging daily. saying that snap map will be the next tool for business the operating system limiting t

kimberly: it bothers the united states because russia is a well-known adversary of the united states. it's fear, from a u.s. perspective, is that by happening this pipeline transiting through countries like ukraine to germany, that this gives russia a foothold, an energy foothold if you will, to essentially aggravate and even act aggressively towards its neighbors. the concern, of course, is creamier -- crimea, that russia annexed in 2014, and other nations. this is something that was expressed to angela merkel by joe biden. he talked about while they had their differences, there was something they did agree on. and that was if russia is to act in an aggressive manner, the two countries would respond in kind. take a listen to what he had to say. pres. biden: my view on that has been known for some time. good friends can disagree. but by the time i became president, it was 90% completed. and imposing sanctions did not seem to make any sense. kate made more sense to work with the chancellor on finding out how she proceeds, based on whether or not russia tried to blackmail ukraine in som

. >> that was kimberly chang reporting for us tonight. >> well, switching gears for a moment beer fans might be interested in this. there's a new drink trend. the couple's your favorite beverage with the favorites next. we're going to tell you what that is. after the break. >> the bass player for the legendary rock and roll hall of fame band zz top has died. dusty hill passed away at his home. >> in houston, texas. there's no word on exactly how he died. but his bandmates issued a statement saying that he died in his sleep. see top is scheduled to tour. they later this year. but hill had to bow out due to a hip injury. he launched the band with billy gibbons and frank beard back in 1969 72 years old. >> the iconic children's show arthur, which airs on pbs kids will come to an end after 25 seasons. the final season will air during winter of 2022 the show which debuted in 1996 is the longest running animated children's tv series in u.s. history. it is one for daytime emmys for outstanding children's animated program as well as a peabody award. the show was developed from the books by art

kimberly. how could they report in life? the news from washington live as well to mexico city and my colleague money or apollo, that my role republic many. so we've heard from the mexican president today giving a, i guess, a snapshot of the regional reaction to what's going on across the water. what he's saying well, there has been an international reaction at this point and what we're hearing from the mexican presence specifically is support for the cuban people saying that mexico stands with the cuban people. but also saying that that cubans need to find a solution for the problem themselves, calling for non interference from anywhere else in the regions. kind of a tradition of mexico foreign policy not to be in any way hawkish, not to be in any way. seems like they're wanting to interfere in the national politics of other countries. it's in a way similar to what we're hearing from the united states as well. the difference here is the, in the tone of the mexican president is that he is coming out in favor of lifting these, this blockade of lifting the us sanct

well, let's talk to the white house correspondent, kimberly hall could pretty strong words from the cdc. they're painting a picture, 11 things of the u. s. being split essentially between vaccinated and unvaccinated areas. yeah, the white house press secretary, just wrapping up her briefing, talking about the awareness of this white house, but in many cases it's because people, particularly in rural areas, simply don't have access to the vaccine. don't live near a pharmacy. don't live near public health provider where they are able to get one and that is why this is happening. and the other concern is of course, the delta, very highly contagious concern, too about those that are vaccinated and whether or not it will be robust enough as this continues to develop. that is the other big concern, and that's why there are questions about whether or not there will be an extension of that federal policy for on transportation and other forms of sort of mass transportation. but you still where the face mask in order to protect yourself. even if you are vaccinated, what the public health experts

well. ok, let's start with the us now. kimberly how can live at the white house for us. so she is, i, kimberly anything coming out of that white house press briefing today, any guidance a lot of questions from the press about whether or not the white house is changing its mask recommendations urging even vaccinated americans to where a math is something that the white house confirms it is talking about considering reviewing the data, but no change in math policy so far. but certainly that data that they're watching very carefully has to do with the delta vary the fact that the number of cases up 53 percent of the 7 day average compared to last month. and what we know is that 83 percent of the cases in the united states of cobit 19, now linked to that highly transmissible delta. very good, 40 percent of the cases we also know are coming, are concentrated in 3 states, texas, florida, and missouri. and so the white house is once again urging all americans to get vaccinated and renewing its push to try and get people the information that they need in order to make the choice

kimberly klacik ran for congress. she wanted to help out in the baltimore area. heavily democratic district. you did quite well. n worse? >> yeah. thank you guys so much for having me this morning. unfortunately, as rachel mentioned earlier before the commercial break, defunding the police is probably the worst idea we have ever had in this country. we defunded the police back in 2020. by 22 million. we had to refund the police this year by 28 million. but unfortunately it was a little too late. i have to be clear, this isn't unique to baltimore. many inner cities with these progressive leaders have defunded the police and put citizens in harm's way. i'm glad to see that the baltimore city police commissioner has reached out and asking for federal resources but this is exactly what was on my platform when i ran for congress this past year. you know, we can ask for federal reviewers. rachel: these policies aren't popular with black people. went through poll numbers. new york city 70% of black democrats want more cops in new york city. 90% of detroit residents want more cops. this idea if you remember, kimberly wa

kimberly, as a good talk, you'll come back to us and i think so. i know in the meantime, thank you so much. well, we were talking about cuba this time yesterday and in the past few minutes, given police are out and full force after unprecedented anti government demonstrations. the president is blaming us sanctions. that's the cuban president for the economic hardship which prompted the biggest uprising in decades. mr. biden says, america stands with the cuban people against decades of repression from havana. his read lindsay thousands took to the streets across cuba and sunday, in the biggest protest the country has seen in decades. chance centered on civil liberties in the political system. the driving force behind the demonstrations with anger over a devastating economic crisis that has caused widespread shortages of food and medicine. i have nothing to cook with the bow cut out more than 20 times yesterday . i would love love. it's because we don't have fuel and we've had to cut the electricity protesters to blame the government for cuba. economic crisis a day after visiting site of one of th

kimberly, how could i, kimberly this delegation, what do they do when they get there? well, this was out the request of the haitian government officials who asked the united states shortly after the assassination of president movies. that they have some assistance in terms of security. so this delegation comprised of officials from the department of justice, department of homeland security and also the state department was focused primarily during his visit on trying to ascertain exactly what went wrong with regard to security and what led ultimately to the assassination of the haitian president. and so this is something that is being looked at collaboratively. we know that the delegation met with the number of top officials, including the acting prime minister, the prime minister designate and also be the senate president and what the delegation is doing. in addition to talking about security is also talking about the path forward. and so what does that mean? that means that the united states position, even before this assassination was that the path forward for haiti is b

american presidencies, but in shy away from sharing their differences as well on dealing with a common rival, whitehouse correspondent, kimberly how could has set to leave office in september. us chancellor, ongoing merkel travel to washington to shore up the u. s. chairman, partnership, and chart of course for future relations. i'm not i very much looking forward to deepening the relations yet again through our talks. and i think we will be able to elaborate more on that as we go on. merkel did little to hide her opinions of biden's predecessor donald trump. trump accuse germany of having open borders, unfair trade practices, and insufficient, they don't defense spending. so when biding took office, he immediately resolved some trade differences. the u. s. c's, germany as an ally for combating global problems like climate change, and emerging from the coven 19 pandemic biden was pressed on when he'd lift the ban on travelers to the united states from the use shank and region. and it's in process now, and i'll be able to answer that question to you within the next several days. what is likely to happen? why didn't merkel did s

kimberly, how could all whitehouse correspond to? thanks very much for the updates. well still had here on al jazeera is ready, spyware is linked to an investigation that finds the phones of hundreds of journalism. politicians have been hacked on the german government faces. accusations of not providing an adequate warning to people ahead of last week that the floods they stories after the break. ah, now the season rains for the time being taken a step back as we got not just one but 2 tropical storms in the system, just to complicate things. so in pocket which is just about to impact the science of china, even go to strength very much more remote tropical storm. whereas in fact, we're probably become a tie food pretty soon to be honest. and instead of the water moves slowly towards ty, pay across the southern part of the recruit changed japanese islands, rice and bucker as impacting as i said, glen dong. now for the rest of the seasonal range look bit further north the yangtze, up towards the yellow river, shannon stretching up towards beijing. we could see significant r

well, the itc obviously pay more famous for prosecuting a black africans than white people. kimberly just very quickly on the pegasus spyware. i think is it your understanding? could it be used against all people to track all people in the territory occupies exciting? 67 right now. maybe the 1st of all is the way in which of these private israeli and other cybersecurity companies have been able to sell their advanced cyber technology to countries around the world. including many authoritarian countries, has many of these companies, countries are able to use this advance of spyware on their own citizens, particularly with respect to political dissidents. and those engaged in critical journalism. that is a, a great breach of both the right to dissent as well as the right to privacy. you know, 2nd, you know, it shows that there is virtually no oversight, at least with respect to these really government who has the issue export licenses to these companies. such as, and so to be able to send their spyware abroad. and there's a huge gap with respect to that and perhaps suggest that there's

kimberly law. american simply don't want to get vaccinations. what, what's the strategy to change that that well the us president, addressing those concerns, he just wrapped up his speech here at the white house, where he unveiled the previous a 5 point plan in order to try and boost the vaccine rate in the united states by the end of the week, the white house hoping that there will be at least 160000000 americans vaccinated. but to put that into context, that's not even half of the u. s. population, and that's the big concern here. so as a result, the white house is pretty together kind of what they call a strike force. in other words, what this will be doing is it will be teams of officials that will not only deal with outbreaks among the vaccinated that they anticipate in the future. particularly because of this very contagious delta variant, but also that there will be a renewed push to go door to door and meet people where they are as the white house says. in other words, where they still see a lot of hesitancy is among parents wanting to get their children vaccinated. that 12 to 18 year ol

well especially units, aerospace units. stock is down, trying to figure out why. stuart: it's a dow stock. i see kimberly way down as well. lauren: everyone hoarded toilet paper last year. that's not happening anymore. they missed estimates and lowered guidance and moving in the other direction. they said their tissue volumes are down. haven't passed to customer yet and absorbing it and sometimes investors don't like to see that. stock is down 1 and a half. regents financial turned a profit. investments in digital payment are paying off. they are seeing adoption, mobile users rose 13% in the last quarter. stuart: overall, the earnings are fantastic? lauren: right, the narrative on corporate america is pretty god. stuart: that's the important thing. when they go and talk about the future, that's what the market reacts to? lauren: the ten-year is closer to 1.3%. friday full of good news today. stuart: big show ahead of you, 11-time olympic medalist ryan joining us on the olympics. white house press secretary jen psaki insists the administration is not pushing critical race theory. we are on the story. we a

kimberly williams. he started as a songwriter landing his first hit 25 years ago well before the world knew his name.n all of music, while rolling out platinum albums, selling out arenas and appearing in insurance commercials with peyton manning. now paisley is ready to get back out on the road beginning with a big fourth of july show tonight in music city. brad and i got together this week for a sunday sit down at the risk ryman auditorium in nashville. ♪♪ >> welcome to nashville. >> thank you, it's good to be back. >> during a year away from the stage, brad paisley has been thinking and writing about this famous city where his country music dream came true. >> city of music, new single of telling the story of this town and rolling in here with the guitar and dream like you did. >> i wrote that with lee miller on zoom. we were never in the same room during the writing. >> really? >> the nightlife is happening right through the wall and the crazy amazing mecca that this is, this destination for pilgrims. i wanted to celebrate it and i wanted it to musically feel the way that feels. >> that celebratio

ignite the culture wars and enrage parents. >> well, a lot of patience say they are awake and they are aware now. i'm glad i'm not the only one who does that kimberlychardson. anyone can show grace when it's they agree with. she showed grace even when it was a rule that maybe some people don't agree with. my loser, all the people who are now victims who believe their politicians and their elected officials said defunding the police will make you safer. >> shannon: not playing out in a lot of cities who went that route. harold? >> i like all the ones that have been. i like trees and teacher as little bit too. you already touched on zaylah, this was my winner. showed determination grit and vigor picked up spelling in the later part of her life. great american story. loser those critical of bipartisan. i read where the nominee democratic nominee for mayor of new york had continuer with a few leading republicans last night democrats and republicans critical of that we need more dinners like that, not less if we are going to get things done. >> shannon: yeah, i think the american people would back that as well. okay, panel, thank you very much. have a w

well as the vice president. the 1st gentlemen for dinner later this evening. we remember those still photographic pictures of course, kimberly, of anglo merkel. when she was in a less guarded moment, giving donald from the evil eye because that was, that was a tough relationship, a difficult relationship. clearly for mrs. merkel. but in terms of the relationship between germany and the united states, there is a central issue here, isn't that is the nord stream pipeline, and that's between the countries is not between the personalities of president and the german chancellor. will they make real progress on that? well, that's what we're watching very carefully. there will be a press conference that will be held between the 2 leaders following their meeting . and this is one major friction point that comes between 5 in the and merkle. the u. s. has made no secret of its concern about this pipeline that goes from russia to germany. what their fear is is that this gives russia kind of a leg up in terms of leverage over europe in terms of energy. and the fear is this could even harm sort of actions towards ukraine. so the white ho

well, the visas are being processed was complete. those who supported the u. s. mission in afghanistan could be offered asylum in the united states. kimberly held kit al jazeera, the white house. i'll be no spectators at l. m. big events in tokyo, when the games begin in 2 weeks time organizers made the decision off the japan declared a state of emergency in the capital because of rising numbers of corona virus cases . david stokes reports just hours after japan announced a fresh state of emergency in tokyo. the knock on effect on the olympics was confirmed to come back. the surgeon covered 19 cases. there will be no fans at all, allowed to attend venues in tokyo. she never called, in that constant academic without the pandemic, the limpid gains would be an amazing opportunity to unite people. but unfortunately, the panoramic could not allow us to hold events with full spectators. we are very sorry for the locals living near the limpid venue. the decision to bound foreign fans was made months ago, but organizes had still hoped to allow 50 percent capacity to domestic crowds me, although a small number of people may be allowed to attend ven

well, the reason they're being processed was complete. those who supported the u. s. mission in afghanistan could be offered asylum in the united states. kimberly hell kit al jazeera, the white house of taliban delegation is visiting moscow and it's open to the sci fi with the afghan government. the group says it will lead and inclusive government with respect for minorities and that it won't let i feel, operate from its territory. so harris has more signs of times. changing the tale. bonds routes lie in the resistance to the $979.00. soviet invasion of afghanistan now, sending his senior delegation to moscow to discuss the future of its country. the group says it's in control of 85 percent of afghan hist on the delegation has pledged to consider a sci fi with the government and stop its assault. if ongoing talks in castle succeed, this is more marketing than a statement of reality. the job of the taliban political team is to encourage the the powers in the region, the international powers to accept the rise of taliban as a reality. they, they have not in any way describing what the taliban are currently doing on the ground or what they will do

kimberly allen. go home with the top stories on al jazeera, the heavy rains at west in india have triggered floods and landslides, killing at least 100 people. well that a 1000 people have been rescued marashi state, but dozens of others remain missing. gillian will propose waiting through water is the only way to and from home for these residents. but for many home has lost all meetings, didn't garcia? or i had 3 vehicles. all of them got submerged and flooded water. they are old damage and the furniture inside my house and outside also got damage. i have suffered a loss of around 10000.

kimberly health of people is obviously the main concern here, but the help of the economy, the big picture. what sort of state is that in? well, we're seeing some troubling numbers there as well. and we've seen all in all from the beginning of all of this that really these numbers, spikes, and cases also mean spikes in people who are unemployed. and those numbers, those job force, jobless claims numbers are up as well. this week what we're seeing is the number of americans following those claims is actually 5151000 higher that it was, there are a lot of numbers for right. i guess what we're seeing is this up. and it's a lot a lot more than the experts we're hoping and that's never good by the 10s of thousands. there we go. and so the problem is, is that the white house was try to get people back to the get this economy back on track. what they're seeing is that the cases are rising and that's bad news for the economy. so this is really worry summer we're watching this carefully because we know that will be a white house press briefing, this our jan saki likely to have more to say about this. okay, we'll talk to you again afte

i liked honey well's quarter, but they got to sell that. and kimberly had some raw costs that were disappointing and they also had a slowdown in their top line so that was pretty much everything bad that you could possibly ask for but look, can we just go -- can we go to boston beer for a second because it's very unusual to see a stock basically one of the great head and shoulders patterns of all time, by the way, just completely disappoint at a level where the analysts are saying why did you lead us on why did you tell us things were good how could you not have known this is one of those that at one point they would have done a preannouncement. it was a conference call, an unreal conference call it was more of a -- we have never been sandbagged like this, partner. unbelievable i don't know when that stock's ever going to regain its price earnings multiple. that may be of the year the worst quarter that i've seen >> wow, look at the shares done more than 20%. >> i was just going to ask you, does it get to a level where you think it begins to look good,

well. thank you. sometimes you just got to the right way coming back in a couple of minutes time. plenty more news coming up. you can see kimberly how getting ready at the one helpful, are we talking to her about the coven situation in the united states? an increase in cases, particularly of the delta variance on come off. and maria, and i will see you again soon. i ah, ah, ah, ah ah, still mum showing the flag for her nation has been putting language in playing crickets on what be country between my dream play in the world. while providing family cleaning games. that's my precious game in the game. my them, bob way on al jazeera, the new generation of young people are making demands to be balance society. welcome to generational change, a global theories, the attempt to understand and challenge, the idea that mobilize you around the world in london to activate tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people die, perpetrating violence again of the young people themselves have also been victim multiple times. my generation can try me design and shape this generation change on al jazeera award winning pro from intern

kimberly how kit and kevin to president biden. you people to go out and get their job. is this case in the white house, endangers, undermining this message? well, i was one of the questions that was asked at the white house briefing earlier, and the white house press secretary, jim saki denied the white house is concerned about this. what she said is that there's been no data to suggest that because somebody at the white house, or in fact any positive case in a previously vaccinated person would in any way discourage people from getting back that i haven't said that. certainly there are some people who are raising eyebrows and are a little bit concerned that it could have that impact given the fact that not only was there's a positive case with white house, but also on capitol hill in the speaker of the house that you close his office as well. a staff member there tested positive, but with respect to the white house case, the white house press secretary says that it is being monitor very carefully in terms of this breakout case. and she says there's no cause for alarm. take a listen. the way to the medical unit has conducted contact tracing in

well. we found that to be helpful. this survey. >> [kimberly brandon, president].mbarcadero roadway is not just for those who live or work in the area. because we all, no matter what participial or working, drive the waterfront and especially the tourists that are trying to get to fisherman's wharf. i think there should have been a bigger survey audience to see what the city feels about this roadway. because there's people across the street to the east the sand in the bike to work for them just going to bike to the ferry building but for those of us who live throughout san francisco that have a harder time accessing the waterfront, especially on externally busy days. i drove the waterfront every weekday and it would take me 30 minutes to get from oracle park to the ferry building. and that is with two lanes. and not on a cruise day. i am just very cautious of when we are saying we are trying to get through modes of transportation along the embarcadero who are we trying to improve it for. is it for the pedestrians? is it for the cyclist? is it for the autos? are we

kimberly we moved to lebanon now. the interior minister there is reject the request by the lead investigator in the bay room post explosion inquiry . to question the security chief. well than 200 people were killed when explosive material detonated and cause the devastating blast st hard. it brings us this report. now. it's been nearly a year since they close and they will course, and there's still been no accountability. 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate was stored in a warehouse alongside play mobile materials. and that was police who have triggered the black, who was responsible for unsafely, soaring this material. well, the judge leading the case has come up with a list of suspects who he wants to question. they may face criminal charges, criminal negligence, but so far he has not been able to question them. as these are politicians, members of the security establishment, including the caretaker prime minister, has done a number of m p. 's who were former ministers at the time when the ammonium nitrate was sword at the port, as well as 2 of living on top. a security agencies that has of these 2 security agencies. but the judge is facing political backlash and it's not

kimberly great talk you again here on the usa. so what's the difference between what voting rights are in the state at the moment, and what in theory they could become well, it's not just taxes, it's the state of georgia, tara zone i. it's a handful, or actually it's more like a dozen republican lead states that are making changes because they allege that there was widespread voter fraud in 2020 and they want to clap down. in other words, make it harder to vote, democrat se, and the concern for democrats is that this will disproportionately hurt voters of color. and so this is something that for weeks, even months, they've been pressuring joe biden on saying, look, we helped you get elected. i'm talking about democrats and talked about voters of color who really delivered at the ballot box for joe biden. and they said, now you're just gonna sit here. well, all of these concert of lead governments around the country put in these restrictions to make it harder for us to bow. we need you to do something. so joe biden is coming to philadelphia, in fact, he's on the ground now to do something. what this is, is the birthplace of american democracy. in fact, be

well, as we mentioned, the us cases of doubled, vaccines are widely available in much of the us. but many people are refusing to take them. a white house correspondent, kimberly how get referrals. renewed warnings from the white house urging all americans to get vaccinated. as cases of coven continue to spike up 35 percent from last week and death up 26 percent. the delta barrier is more aggressive and much more transmissible than previously circulating strain. it is one of the most infectious respiratory viruses mellow and i have seen in my 20 year career, the u. s. centers for disease control says 83 percent of all new u. s. cobra cases are linked to the highly transmissible delta variant. for now, the white house math policy has not changed. currently only unvaccinated people need to wear a mask, but officials are discussing whether to change that. so if you're an area that has a high rate, a low rate, the vaccination where delta cases are rising, you should certainly be wearing a mask if you are on vaccinated. the white house is also continuing to work with social media companies to tamp down and what it calls vaccine misinformation there remains skeptici

well, covid was her long-term and she's gone and i may lose her daughter and husband. >> that is remarkable to hear that. those are real people suffering through this. kimberly jones grieving the death of her 37-year-old daughter who died from covid on the 4th of july. and she leaves behind three sons, the youngest just 8 years old. >> wow. >> i really do believe, i really do believe that had she been vaccinated that she would still be here with me today. trust the medicine. don't be selfish about it. do it for your loved ones. do it for your children, your grandchildren. don't let this be your failure. it can be avoided. it can be avoided. >> such an important message. let's bring in william shatner, from vanderbuilt medical center. doctor, good morning. let's start with the issue of children that we were talking about with elizabeth cohen. let me play this sound from the cdc director and get your thoughts on the other side. >> i think we fall into this flawed thinking of saying that only 400 of the 600,000 deaths from covid-19 have been in children. children are not supposed to die, and so 400 is a huge amount for a respiratory season. >> what message do t

kimberly in california who says she will be putting the mask back on. why don't we show what the papers are saying. caller: i'm vaccinated, fully vaccinated, i got vaccinated in march. california isn't welland it does scare me. i will definitely where my mask. i have children who are not old enough to get vaccinated. if the kids go back to school and they were to get infected and they came home and infected me, or someone who isn't vaccinated, they would feel horrible. my granddaughter was 14 at a very small school. it was a public school but i live in a very small town. they wore masks all last year. they got through it. they will do it again. kids are resilient, they will bounce back. i hope we all wear masks for their sake and for the people who cannot get vaccinated. host: we are seeing that on the papers you are reading. school district across the country saying kids will have to wear masks when they come back in the fall. here is kathy in georgia. those of us who follow mitigation protocols have to call -- continue wearing masks because of the unvaccinated and unmasked. isaac in connecticut. caller: i will not do the mask. i will not do the vaccine. i'm not participating in the pan