l. c. thanks so much for joining us today. slash events, as well as science of that often encounters many moral dilemmas. right? no field may faces problem more than in brianna research, but an international group of scientists are working to ease. some regulations are teasing natasha. sweet explains why and have a research in the field of genetics and stem cells are rapidly expanding. some scientists believe the 14 day limit on n, brianna research has limited their findings. and now a group of scientists which make up the international society for stem cell research have released guidelines to lift that ban. the 14 day limit on growing human embryos has been in place for more than 40 years. it required scientists to destroy human embryos grown in a laboratory after 14 days. it's even been written into law in some countries, including britain and australia. however, brazil and france do not have any limitations on studying human embryos. but on the other end of the spectrum, countries like austria

l. c. thank you so much for your insight. thank you . finally, what the do. if chicken wings are in short, supply causing prices to skyrocket and your in the chicken wing business. well, if you're wingstop, a chain of restaurants, which both nearly $1500.00 locations throughout the united states, apparently you launch a virtual brand called fire. stop and you guessed it, like the company's wings. customers will actually be able to pick one of 11 flavors of their signature sauces for these chicken tie and get them in bone in or bone list varieties. during the pandemic, when most restaurants are actually forced to only offer delivery and take out options, chicken wings grew in popularity in talking about the spike in prices. wingstop. theo and chairman, charlie morrison told sienna in business, the wholesale price of ways that a year ago, with as low as $0.98 today. it's that $3.22. so it's a meaningful difference. and that's it. for this time, you can catch boom bus on demand, on portable tv available on smartphones and tablets through google play and apple ap

l. c. thank you. thank you. so you want the cobra 1900 vaccine, but what if it's not yet offered to you in your country? well, if you can get a us visa, travel agencies are now operating, offering trip packages to the united states to get inaccurate. it all in an effort to boost a tourism our de correspondence side, cavender joined us with the details. so brandon from mexico all the way to our ginger and brazil, thousands of latin americans are booking flights to the u. s. for the opportunity of getting vaccinated because in their own countries, they have no hope of getting a vaccine any time soon. so as you know, latin america is one of the world's worst affected by the pandemic. with the death toll of over 1000000, people in almost 89 percent of the deaths occurred in these 5 countries. now, as a result, many don't want to wait any longer for their turn to get vaccinated. so where are they turning to places like new york or miami who are using a vaccine as an opportunity to blue tourism and their state. welcom

l o. c. hillary, thanks for being here. so that's the same thing happened here in the us. it was just like what last week? central banks are they in denial about the realities of inflation at this point? and do you believe these numbers coming out to europe in union are real or is inflation actually higher than what we're being told? well, i think the best thing to do is to look at what the experts are saying and yet the experts seem to contradict themselves and they seem to be wrong. so many times, i mean if you look at what came out of the o e. c d that just recently had to re op their prediction for the u. k. economy. and of course the, the lead economists that lauren's boone, she was french and you don't know the know, it didn't break that sentiment so they've under played what would be the u. k predictions, but they were totally wrong about what would happen in the u. k. so if you look at what global economists are saying, many i'm saying with regard to inflation that this is transitory. and that they're really the underpinnings to inflation on there yet. because what

dr monica gandhi from u c l thank you. always a pleasure. take care. thank you. all right, turning our attention to the weather. now, you know, we started off the day a little bit breezy, and now in some spots, it's getting downright windy, not to the level of an advisory. but certainly if you walk out the door, you're going to feel it because we've got some gusty wind in spots, so let's take a look at what's happening up in our peaks right now because you found diablo about 48 mph 36 at middle peak. and also a big rock ridge and take it down to the surface. and this is what i'm talking about. we're now gusting in nevada at 32 mph nap at 33 37 in fairfield. see santa rosa getting some wind conquered as well, taking a little further down into the peninsula. we've got sfo at about 30 mph 29 in hayward livermore 30 gusts in san jose so you can see it's really bay area. why? that we're still hanging on to this wind. and again, it is that onshore flow it is that cooler, moister air, and it's ahead of a front that's tracking through with the low pressure system and you

c if _ group d. thank you for the update. a quick word on group c if you - group d. thank you for the update. a quick word on group c if you would. l last hour— group stage of the euros. we are. in the last hour we _ group stage of the euros. we are. in the last hour we had _ group stage of the euros. we are. in the last hour we had a _ group stage of the euros. we are. in the last hour we had a full-time i the last hour we had a full—time scores from group c. netherlands already top already sure of winning their group, they have gone through in a great frame of mind because they beat north macedonia 3—0. they scored a couple of their funds up like the italians, nine points for the netherlands out thought that the other group match in bucharest between ukraine who were in second spotin between ukraine who were in second spot in austria, that was much tighter. both level on points and austria have to win that to go through automatically in second place. they did. baumgartner with the only goal of the game. they really deserve that. the netherlands and austria going through. austria going through in second. they got here next the ita

l. c and journalist filling us in on the situation there on the ground. thank you so much for your reporting. thank you. you as president joe biden said to host his afghan counterpart, osh off ghani at the white house later today. the to our meeting, as us troops withdraw from afghanistan, leaving a power vacuum which the taliban is preparing to fill. bite in has previously promised billions of dollars and security assistance for afghanistan. but as taliban forces gain ground, it's not clear if that will be enough to hold them back. searching for anything they can salvage. scott merchants pick 3, what's left of a former us base back room once, but net center for operations in afghanistan. this is what remains here. after america the longest overseas war, the north for taliban is on viewed france steadily gaining territory, taking districts after districts un sounding the alarm. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals. once foreign forces are

c. l. a foreign correspondent, cnn, please. matthew chance from santa and thank you very much for giving me this question. first of all, could you characterize the dynamic between yourself and president biden? was it hostile or was it friendly? and secondly, throughout these conversations, did you commit to ceasing carrying at cyber attacks on the united states? did you commit to stopping, threatening ukraine security and did you commit to stop cracking down on the opposition in russia? that should be the 1st channel evolution assessment. i think there was no village or the other way around our meeting was, well, of course was the principal in a lot of matters that we do not agree upon the difference. but i think those lines demonstrated their willingness to understand each other until before ways to bridge the gap between our position. so it was a constructive dial i asked for it was up by cyber security. we have agreed that we will consider that ard consultation was in this regard. i think it's of to build those vital importance and now for the obligations that

c. thank you. kimberly. well, let's not bring in mohammed l mastery. he is an associate professor of media and cultural studies, the for graduate studies, and he joins us now from minneapolis, minnesota mannered. there have been these questions raised around press freedom being curtailed, but all media in iran, a state run and other countries also have their own state sponsored media outlets. do you think this could backfire for the americans, especially seeing as they they really give primacy to freedom of the press? well, yeah, i mean, the short answer is the, i think, i think it can backfire. but the united states has a history of sort of paying lip service to these, these democratic notions of, you know, freedom and freedom of speech and freedom of the press. and really kind of acting in ways that contradict their own, their own ideals. i think you know, your correspondence, we're talking about the timing. i think this is very interesting. you know, obviously that didn't go stations are ongoing. the u. s. wants to expand the terms of the nuclear ag

c. energy announced that after a comprehensive review of its options and in consultation with its partner, the government develop berda. it has terminated the keystone ex l pipeline project . thank goodness. and while we need these victories to keep us all. busy busy from falling into that pit, the cynicism we also mustn't get complacent because like some big game of big oil, whack a mole, just as one pipeline goes the way of the dinosaur. another sprouts up to take its place. enter enbridge is line 3 tar sands pipeline. in my home state of minnesota, which saw a major victory for big oil and the politicians, they lobby as a 3 judge panel voted 2 to one to affirm the minnesota public utility commissioners decision to grant enbridge keep permits for the project. turning back a legal challenge by environmental and tribal groups in response to the ruling would normally do co founder and executive director of the indigenous lead group, honor the earth feel she told the media. we are sorely disappointed in this decision that allows the state of minnesota under governor or tim walls to continue to shove a pipeline through a job way, lands and waters at a time of escalating climate cri

c in just a few minutes. okay we'll see you then. heather. thank you first, though, after the break a renewed effort to better meet the needs of the l g b t q communityl tell you about the announcement from mayor breed today. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. q community during pride week, mayor london breed announced the relaunch of the city's lgbt. q i plus advisory committee, the committee is san francisco's only lgbt q focused legislative body. it aims to provide better representation for the community to address concerns and provide policy recommendations. san francisco has a new fire department emergency medical services station, a ribbon cutting ceremony happened this morning for station 49 on gerald avenue in the bayview city leaders, including mayor london breed and fire chief genie nicholson were there for the opening the station will serve as the he

so put o off those c chores and ususe less enenergy frfrom 4 to 9 9 pm when l less clean n energy is availabable. becacause that''s power r down . . >>> welcome back. it's 5:42. thankou for waking up and starting your day off with us it. will be a cooler day across the bay area. low 60's along the coast with the clouds, breezy conditions, and that ocean breeze around the bay. the mid to upper 60's to low 70's. up land after triple digit heat. we are talking mid to lower 80's to upper the's. >>> a homeless camp in nevado is coming under new attack. this time from a flyer that ridiculed the site and it's supposed benefits. it was posted at a shopping center. it mocks the alleged perks of the camp including free lots, prime real estate and no fees or property taxes. the man who oversees the camp said they'll the site has enabled him to start rebuilding his life. >> i was -- i have been clean. i have gotten over a year clean and i wanted to say that stability helped me the most. i'm living proof of that. >> the nevado city council may vote on a proposed crack down. it'll ban camps near streams and creeks and camping would only be allowed overnight. >>> in the sports wo

l campbell, thank you forjoining to keep everyone safe. emily - campbell, thank you forjoining us and fingers crossed you make team gb. ., ~ , c, and fingerstin bashir was declared an honourable man, and matthias wiessler never worked for the bbc again. well, he has now received a formal written apology, and today, there was a face—to—face meeting with tim davie, the director—general of the bbc. i asked him why this meant so much to him. because i still felt that to this day, the bbc were just saying things to sort of appease me, but i have come away from it feeling, no, they really, really support me, and they feel really, genuinely that they sort of want to... not help me, but, you know, clear up the past and start again, in a sort of friendly relationship. it had a real impact on your career. yes. will there be compensation? there might well be, but i am not involved in that, and tim and i have spoken about that quite openly. it is sort of confidential, but we very much both just want to move on. matthias wiessler there, feeling much happier at the end of this. of course, this isn't the end of the matter. there is another report due out