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than 16,000. russell low told me he didn't grow up knowing about his family's connection to this great 19th-centuryn fact, a lot of the story of my great grandparents wasn't known. this is 150 years ago. ray suarez: a great uncle was celebrating his 100th birthday. russell low: my sister walked up to him with her video camera running and she says, "tell me about your father, uncle kim." and he proceeded to break into a lecture at 100, unrehearsed, about the transcontinental railroad. at the end, he said they got a lot of chinese to come over here and amongst them was my father and my uncle. ray suarez: digging into his family history, low found this photo -- his great grandfather, the railroad worker. in 1903. many died, many were blinded or crippled by years of tunneling through mountains and building bridges spanning great valleys. once the railroad was built, these workers found their sacrifice hadn't earned a welcome from their new country. russell low: 1882, they passed this infamous chinese exclusion act. if you were here, you could never become a citizen. the most offending thing for many of

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. >> if you live in an area with a low vaccination rate, he recommends wearing a mask. >>> in less than two hours from right now, demolition work will continue on the rest of that collapsed condo in florida. search efforts have been paused since yesterday so engineers can prepare for the demolition. only 24 bodies have been recovered. more than 120 people still unaccounted for. crews say the demolition will create a bigger debris pile, increasing their chances of finding more remains. >>> when we come back, the pandemic has impacted millions of people financially, including college students. but now a new opportunity for students to negotiate financial aid and get back into the compe spirit, we're going to take you to the porch of july in alameda. we'll tell you about that next. >>> in alameda this weekend, some competitive spirit all in the name of fun to celebrate the fourth of july. take a look at this. the city held a porch of july competition, inviting people to deck out their porches in style. yes, there are going to be prizes. but the event was not limited to porches, oh, front w

low vaccination between indonesia and the u.k.. both places seeing about 50,000 cases a day. indonesia, more than 1000 people are dying. u.k., about if heyvonne: vaccine rates are still low. how is that impacting some of these asian countries? >> in asia, the issue really is a lack of supply. it is getting pretty low. they see that rate catching up to where the u.s. is. it is going to mean that for that 50% uncovered, the delta strain is just going to rampage through. david: rachel chang leads our coverage on the latest on the delta variant. i'm going to take the em part of your mandate and ask you about the delta variant. should i be concerned? >> absolutely. sadly in emerging markets, the vaccination rates are very little. supplies just are not there, and these countries are way behind the curve, but i'm optimistic that by the end of this year or early next year, rates will be much higher and there will be more supply. from a market perspective, you look what happened in india a few months ago, obviously, it is exceptionally tragic in the number of cases and deaths, but the market is up about 30% year to date. something similar in ind

he said this week in an official statement. do masks even work? do they do more harm than good, he's asking, particularly to children who have a low risk of serioussease from covid. remember the initial goal of the public policy was to flatten the curve so we wouldn't overwhelm hospitals. time to let americans, not federal agencies, make decisions for themselves. time to reclaim liberty and end this state of fear. what do you say to ron johnson? >> you know, i think the responsibility of leaders is to speak the truth and to help share the evidence and science that's out there. i have been throughout this period of time as the delta variant has begun to rage through our country and certainly the numbers in wisconsin are quite alarming. we had 794 new cases yesterday, 900 some the day before. we haven't seen these numbers sense early april. w what it shows is that vaccines and maksks make a difference. i am urging all residents of wisconsin that this is your opportunity to not only prevent yourself from getting very sick and being hospitalized, ventilated and maybe dying, but also to help your loved ones and your community. had we all gotten vaccin

the commitment that he has for with less than a year and office and, you know, and as expected he veered off quit making jokes about, you know, the low ness of his cell prompts are using the ability to catch up with the teleprompter. talking about the war and drugs, again, talking about drug lords, killing jugglers, and those who are importing arms. i mean, this type of speech of the precedent is quince essentially, that there's it and it's been the hallmark of his faith of the nation. speech is over the last few years, but what is barking? leave missing in this speech, is that he has been talking for over an hour. and there has been no mention of the government coven, 19 response, especially as the government, as announced, basically that their local transmissions of that dell so far, you know, this is a president, was one, overwhelmingly, in 2016, promising unprecedented change. we're talking about ending the presence of crime and corruption within the 1st 6 months of office and the social injustice within the 1st 2 months in office. and even changing the parliamentary at the form of government from the current farley amend $31.00.

low. they probably lower than we expected to see if anything. the men's, he was a basketball team are heading to tokyo later on, monday, after less than ideal pre games. warm up the 3 time defending gold medalist. how their last exhibition game on sunday and victory against spain, only 9 members of the usa team will travel with the remaining 3. so playing the n b a finals. the team has only been together 2 weeks and have one just 2 of their for exhibition game. and after these exhibition games, that's what we look for. getting better at both ends of the court. learning how to play with each other because these guys are never played together before and i think we're on the right track in that regard. so that's, that's what i feel good about. now the olympics has shown that organizing a big sporting event during the pandemic is clearly a huge challenge and tough for the athletes to training with the possibility of their events being postponed or cancelled out. there is peter darby reports from the half iron men triathlon race in lottie felton's sleepy, a back q

and you know, he or she is two months younger than reese. >> reporter: reese's doctor diagnosed low musclee and put her in physical therapy. but instead of getting better, things kept getting worse. >> i noticed she really wasn't moving her legs. her legs did not move at all. >> consistently hearing from the doctors, oh, just low muscle tone, slow development. you know, she'll get to her milestones. don't worry. >> you pick her up and she slips right through your fingers because she's got no muscle tone. it's like holding a 19-pound newborn. >> oh, baby girl. >> reporter: day after day reese lost ground. and day after day carrie searched for answers. finally getting reese an in-person exam on may 27. that day the pediatrician suspected a new diagnosis. three letters. s.m.a. >> the first thing when you look it up on google is most infants diagnosed with s.m.a. type 1 do not live past 2 years of age. and i was just -- >> 95% mortality rate by the age of 2. >> i just cried. i said i can't -- i can't lose her. like if we lose her i'm -- i don't know what i'll do. >> reporter: s.m.a. stands for

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minutes, but he got there with bays, self landing, safely back corner some low and wanted to stay in space. the goods a said, an online petition objecting to his re entry rec took more than 160000 signatures and date in the week. he's kellum open house, new york, because whether in an ideal world, they'd allow him back on the planet. anytime soon. we need them. yeah, but i'm saying it's a lot of things happen in the world. you don't need to be flying in the space. well, that seems a little bit extra human. but maybe because it will probably never really happen. those 3 people alone can take care of the whole world's problems right now with the pandemic. but they're going to space at the end of the day. we supposed be focused on our population. not up there down here jeff days. those is not the only billionaire to have gotten space fever. he actually lost the space race to another . alter richman, richard branson. and ilan mosque is set to be 3rd on the podium. they all claim that it's for the common good way here to make space more accessible to all welcome to the dawn of a new space age. recent studies showed that a minimum wage worker cannot afford a one bedroom apartm

than rather past the citizen as ship low. and that is exactly what happened because something he was so adamant about doing his premier shape. well, he wasn't adamant about any more. so as a fact, a result of it is no more citizenship low in israel at the moment. okay, so tell us what that means. called what does it mean for those palestinian families who have been separated well on paper, it means that the palestine is who are married to israeli citizens. could apply to have a residence status in the country. now they're about at least $10000.00 of them. one has to say that that low when it was 1st boss was also specifically aim even though it wasn't painted so clearly at palestinians from the west bank and gaza, who married palestinian israelis who haven't israeli citizenship while they have should have been living in limbo. they have been sort of granted throughout the years, a state permit renewable every year, but they had little rights. beyond that, they didn't have national insurance, they didn't have drivers license. i didn't have the right to leave the country and to return to the country. so i'm paper, it would mea

than rather past the citizen as ship low. and that is exactly what happened because something he was so adamant about doing his premier shape. well, he wasn't adamant about anymore. so as a fact, the result of it is no more citizenship low in israel. at the moment i'm going to court hearing is on the way in south africa, where the former president, jacob's duma, is fighting against the prison sentence. room has been ordered to spend 15 months in jail for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry. he's defied a 5 day deadline to hand himself in and has accused judges of bias. live now to for me to miller and peyton moore's book with a court hearing is taking place. so obviously this is the form of president wanting to avoid jail, but it's not just a high court volved also the constitutional court. when will we know he's actually going to serve time? well, we're in our way into the, the quote fission. now, where the former president's lawyer is trying to put across arguments around the jurisdiction of the high court, granting an interdict. again, that order by the constitutional court basically trying to stop the former presid

the cal fire sam mateo and santa cruz unit captain mitch matt low from the san jose fire department arrived friday night, he says more than 20. other firefighters from san jose are at the dixie fire among more than 4000. other crews working to contain the fire. san jose fire department has made a major commitment of personnel to this fair. so far it's 19% contained and has burned close to 180,000 acres that were getting very, very aggressive. uh dramatic fire behaviors in places, especially along the east side of this fire, where fuel moistures are low. relative humidity is really low temperatures are high. and that's why this fire is moving so rapidly, he said. a fire this size with fuels this dry is typical for october. the drought has made the bigger fires come sooner and stronger. it is a big fire, alameda county fire engineer carl daniel has been on the ground since tuesday. surprisingly for fire the size, there's only been eight buildings lost so far, and it's for a fire of this magnitude and size. it's actually a really good percentage that we've been able to save. the fire has burned, hilly area but is quickly app

than those who are fully vaccinated. >> reporter: this doctor has seen his share of heartbreak and loss. after weeks of low patient counts, heinds what's happening concerning. >> the vast majority of people are unvaccinated. that has been the driving force of our new patients at the hospital. >> reporter: he has 24 patients nearly half of all the hospitalized covid patients and contra costa county? >> our patients have gone to over 50 hospitalized patients with covid in the last now and. >> reporter: the makeup of hospitalized patients has evolved for mostly older people often with underlying conditions to those much younger . >> people going to the hospital are almost exclusively unvaccinated people. we are seeing younger people in their 30s, 40s, and 50s really sick and in the hospital. >> reporter: there are similar upticks in the number of hospitalized covid patients. the vast majority are not fully vaccinated. and while the increase in hospitalizations is concerning, relatively few patients are being treated in intensive care units >> i think we have three of four on ventilators. it is high flow oxygen. the majority are

low. he was adults, relations between black and white americans at the lowest point more than two decadesmeasurements, currently 42% of americans say relations between the two groups are very or somewhat good while 57% say they are somewhat or very bad. you might think this is a long-standing issue after all it is called systemic but look at the full trend line of gallup findings. this is a very recent phenomenon. what caused all this? here now is former hud secretary doctor ben carson. i get the feeling race relations are where the democrat party wants them to be. >> always good to be with you. and be very surprised about the statistics you read. when a child is grown up they are told they are wonderful, americans told they are dumb and no good. by the same token if you think somebody is racist, whatever they say to you they interpret it as a racist statement if you think they are fair, it could be the same thing they said. the leftists want to change our society. how are you going to do that without first creating tremendous dissatisfaction. their strategy is working, no question about

he still so weak. his blood pressure is so low that they can only do so much surgery while he still healing. thank you so much, amanda. >> meanwhile, it has been more than a week now since a berkeley dead was last seen after going for a run in the east bay today marking an 8th day in a row of searching for philip kreycik, the alameda county sheriff's office said in used nearly 200 personnel to recheck. areas. they had already searched before, including deep ravines and other steep terrain. searchers also combing through property next to the park. despite all of those efforts investigators saying they did not find any new leads. they're urging anyone who may have any information on phillips whereabouts to make sure that you give them a call. more attacks on members of the a p i community tonight. we talked one on one with business owners in oakland's chinatown. >> about the impact the violence is having on customers in the neighborhood. >> but first, as cases of the delta variant continue to grow lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are ramping up their efforts to get more people vaccinated. >> a covid-19 cases here in the united states jumping 70% in ju

young and has a relatively low salary, he is actually in his career so far -- only been in the big leagues for three years -- he's made more money in the home run derby thanar season. [laughter] we'll get set for that tonight. ashley: by the way, ohtani, i'm understanding, drives the team bus and pilots the plane back home. he's a very impressive individual. connell mcshane, thank you very much. he's looking at me like what the heck are you talking about. the mlb all-star game airings tonight at 7:30 -- airings tonight at 7:30 p.m. eastern right here on fox. >>> as worker shortages and rising food costs threaten to eat at margins, will restaurants soon be putting price hikes on the menu? are they going to be forced to do that? what p.f. chang's ceo has to say about it as he prepares to launch 50 new to-go locations by the end of the year. the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq all moving lower, down a third of of a percent. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ ♪ ♪ with cutting-edge tech, to deliver our technology as-a-servic

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said, in parts of the country with low levels of vaccination and rising coronavirus caseloads, he might wear a mask for an added level of protection, dr fauci said more than 99% of the covid deaths now are unvaccinated people. well we have reported that the delta variant has now become the dominant strain of the coronavirus here in california, but now data from the states of very real tracker shows that the delta variant accounted for nearly 36% of cases in june. that's up from about 6% in may. the delta vary it is estimated to be 75% more contagious than the original coronavirus. they're currently nine so called variance of concern in california. but last week, the director of the cdc's said that fully vaccinated people are protected against delta variant and the other strains as well. k through 12 students now have a number of ways to make up for the lost learning brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. those to pass or no pass. juniors or seniors have the school assembly bill one. oh four, was signed into law by governor gavin newsom last week. lawmakers say special interventions were needed to help students overcome the challenges brought on by the pa

low 50% range. higher than trump ever got. president trump didn't actually try to expand his base. heck with the people who brought him there, he thought he could reproduce that same inside straight that won the electoral college but not the popular vote a second time. president biden is trying to reach out to districts where he has a chance of winning over people, trying to appeal to them with programs like his social spending, infrastructure plan, and trying to improve people's lives. >> it's appealing to americans all over the country, more jobs, higher wages, investments in their communities. but republicans are saying that all of this government activity, assistance to people that is stopping them from taking jobs, that contributes to inflation and overheating of the economy. what do you make of that? >> i think it's an overheated degree of rhetoric among some who suggest that inflation is more than just transitory as the federal reserve has described it. we've seen some disruptions in the supply chain around the world, creating shortages of different commodities, partly a result

he paid $18,000 a month. and made more than $2 million off her residency in las vegas. it claims her net worth is shockingly low given what she's owned. and the lawyer blames jamie spears. >> two weeks ago we pledged that after 13 years of the status quo, my firm and i would move aggressively and expeditiously to file a petition to suspend and remove james spears. we look forward to litigating the matter many court. thank you. >> britney spears mother says the father daughter relationship and the family is nothing but fear and hatred. >> 18 year-old from california is describing her terrifying ordeal while she was on vacation. dragged into the ocean by a crocodile. >> reporter: this morning a california teenager is recovering after a terrifying encounter with a 12 foot crocodile. she was traveling with friend to mexico. bh the trip turned into a nightmare. she was swimming outside the hotel when she was attacked. >> it came up and i felt heaviness on my leg. i looked down and i feel like i'm getting pulled. >> a witness remembers watching the crock grab her. and drag her into the ocean. >> midnight they started

all low for a weekend. competing on home soil constant fall home seemed to know even at the starting blocks than it was going to be a special 400 meter hurdles in the diamond league athletics to us. he was chasing not only his fellow competitive, but also at 29 year old record with the crowd behind him fall home, cross the line in 46.70 2nd, to break the record, sit in the boston line or and, and way back in 1992 watching data, but news is a reminder of the top story with the following for us, defense officials say all american soldiers and members of nato forces have left the bag from the military base in afghanistan. ivan was the main international during the 20 and mission, but it is now coming to an end watching data we need to know for our doc films series god else's will bring you the headlines next hour. i'm rebecca was involved and thanks very much for joining us. the news the goal was right in front of them. they gave it. then suddenly we agreed to postpone the or didn't the games that tokyo with 2020, from of course during the qualifying ground for sports heroes.

than 90% of prepandemic levels. where is the ridership on public transit is nowhere near that level but not on public transportation. he says the low ridership on dart buses and other transit services. >> means more cars are on the road talking up gas. >> that is very hard to know whether people will how quickly people will become comfortable riding public transit again, my suspicion is in the bay area as vaccination rates get very high. >> people are going to start riding public transit again, the worst, he says may not even be over. >> as much of the world still looks to recover from the covid-19 pandemic. he says that too, will drive up demand inching prices up even further here in starting thursday a new gas tax will take effect here in the golden state already california drivers were paying $0.30 more than the average gas tax of all 50 states. >> that was jonathan mccall reporting for us this morning. if you're looking to fill up for the holiday weekend. here's what it's going to cost to take a look at this in oakland, a gallon of regular will cost about 4.35. it's about a penny less out in san jose. now san francisco is all t

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he says you might not even wait for symptoms to get tested. >> it is better to be safe than sorry, because you want to protect the people around you. many individuals have a low threshold for testing. we have a lot of testing still available. >> reporter: regarding going back to work, he says if you have a coworker who is seven desks over that you never interact with and that person gets covid, you don't necessarily need to get tested. marin county tells abc7 news that it has more testing sites now than ever before, with several commercial premises and urgent care units. bay area counties have a list of testing providers on their websites. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> three silicon valley tech giants are changing policies as covid cases arise. apple will reinstate its mask mandate at most u.s. stores tomorrow. this applies to customers and staff, even those who are vaccinated. facebook is requiring its employees to get the vaccine. it will make exemptions for those with medical or religious exemptions. google is requiring all in office workers and visitors to be vaccinated. employees are allowed to work from home throughout october 18 and that is a pushbac

trend in terms of china i mean, i think nothing speaks more to what we're seeing than you saying jack ma is laying low. heing a big news story. >> and he continues to he's not missing but he's not what he was in terms of being an outspoken and occasional critic even of the government that is over, at least for now. >>> all right, when we come back, amazon's jeff bezos is giving up the ceo reins. we're going to look at what to expect from his successor andy jassy. >>> to say that amazon has had a phenomenal run with jeff bezos at the helm would be quite an understatement he is now passing the torch to his aws chief andrew jassy >> reporter: good morning, mike. it is always day one at amazon monday kicks off a new era, new ceo in andy jassy, new guiding principles, fresh challenges jeff bezos created some $1.7 trillion in shareholder value over the past two-plus decades through relentless customer obsession in the start up in mentality, even as it became one of the biggest companies in the world, he stayed true to that. jassy begins his reign with a softer approach, empathy and a goal of becoming earth's be

low inventory on used cars. >> and i talked to a friend who sold a used car for more than he bought it for more than six monthsplain my fried calamari? we had just taken my son out and this was not a big restaurant night. >> it was the margarita that was added onto the fried calamari that made the bill so expensive. [ laughter ] >> and my husband goes inflation. is that really happening, even restaurants? >> even restaurant prices have gone up. another issue with restaurants is they haven't been able to find enough workers. so there's a shortage of labor and we have seen prices go up. >> we've also seen pay for workers go up. a lot of people said it's about time, but you're going to pay for that in your calamari. >> i guess i am. >> matt egan, thank you guys so much. >>> i'm glad you brought up the calamari. >> it was shocking. that's all i'm telling you. it was a shocking bill. when i take my son out, i don't expect it to be three digits. >> oh, no, just the one kid? >> and my husband. >>> "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> president biden laying out what the white house calls the moral case fo

he found it to $1.2 billion this year. shares have soared more than 700% since hitting a five-year low in 2020. wexner retired last year. amount of available retail space in manhattan jumped to another record. the availability rate rose to 28% in the second quarter, the highest in 10 years. asking rents fell by an average 9% from a year earlier in manhattan's major shopping areas. i can tell you the area around bloomberg headquarters, there are a lot of empty storefronts. that is your business flash update. now do something that caught my eye today. shortages in the supply chain have been well documented, and you can add another thing to that list, wooden pallets. soaring lumber costs have turned the once mundane shipping tool into a very hot commodity. even lumber futures have plunged 44% in june, but pallet prices keep rising. the category has risen for 13 straight months, jumping 31% this year. another pocket of the economy where you are seeing some serious inflation. speaking of, that is an equation the market is continuing to look at. snp right at session lows right now -- s&p right at session lows right now. down

contagious delta vary and he's being blamed for a rapid rise in corona virus infections, in se, asia, indonesia is running desperately low on oxygen. it's recording more than 35000 cases a day, and a new survey has signed almost half of conscious population have had cobra 19 at some stage. that's 7 times higher than the official figures. thailand has gone into locked down for 2 weeks with a nighttime curfew in place in bangkok and south of capital and surrounding areas have been moved to the strictest level of social distance thing. but rob mcbride is in, so we just seen another 1300 infections recorded in the past 24 hours. while they're really concerned about one is really alarmed them is the speed with which this 4th wave has really surge. that virtually a we've seen a doubling of new cases being reported in the last few days. it's been consistently well over a 1000 new cases per day, which is very high for south korean. now, part of it is being blamed on the war transmissible delta variant. but it also combines, i think, with a general complacency here and from the government and admission that they've got some of their messaging wrong. what's happened

he owns it, but spacex owns it. that was the dynamic if the rally wasn't more than low double digits and only part of it helped, there above 30,000 and back in the summer space mode is giving the market stability >> i mean, it has been quite the run for bitcoin. 60,000 down below 30. we had boom the last couple days i guess a couple of days is a boom, rich the reality -- again, not my opinion. you read all research. there's too many coins too many options do you think the market will consolidate or condense or come out kind of like the 1999 internet market. you had thousands of companies whittled down to a few winners and those ultimately won does that have to happen in crypto >> i think it is already happening. for now, we see seasonality. especially after a bullish period and one where people are stuck inside for not just a winter, but a year and a half due to covid people are out there spending crypto. also not day trading not in front of the screens. that dynamic will take hold for another few months we are already seeing strong tokens that are grabbing, not just price action, but network and daily users. i thi

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low. a lot more than that return to terrorism in one way, shape or form and this periodic review board says he'speople. he still going to create murder and mayhem. is not going to overthrow the us government that people will die and get hurt because he is on the loose. >> we talk about the fact that they could be a danger to our country to release these guantÁnamo bay prisoners but today deserve to be released? your brother died in 9/11. if you have such a length against the us why release these people back? >> a new york city firefighter and retired air force officer, lost 343 firefighters on 9/11 as well as my own brother on 9/11 and i would see him die in prison in guantÁnamo bay. can you imagine treating nazis after world war ii like this? your killer, killed a bunch of folks, it is okay, all forgiven. >> such a good point. you heard jen psaki say at the top that it is the biden administration's goal to close guantÁnamo bay, a highly political issue, democrats usually want that to happen, donald trump did not. why the push to close gitmo? >> i think it is overseas constituencies, the far lef

low 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: the american entertainer bill cosby has had his conviction for sexual assault overturned by the supreme court of pennsylvania. he served more thania. he had originally been found guilty of drugging and molesting a woman into thousand and four. president xi jingping is attending a celebration of the chinese communist party's100th anniversary. events are taking place in and around tiananmen square. he said the ear of china being bullied is over. the celebrations have ignored the devastating famines and purges of its early decades in power. officials in north—western canada and the us a warning of the threat of wildfires after several days of record—breaking high temperatures. british columbia in canada recorded 100 access desks thought to have been caused by the heat. now on bbc news, click.

decide the pursuit of power is more important than principles even when it involved pesky things like inciting insurrection. but he's far from alone. this how low parlayed into power in republican leadership by elise stefanik. in 2016 she slammed trump's comments about women, gold star families saying, this is not who we are as a country. she opposed his plan to build the wall and coziness with all things kremlin. she voted to contest the election after our attack on the capitol and saw an opening when liz cheney condemned the big lie. remaking herself into a maga talking point machine. those criticisms apparently a big misunderstanding. hey, she didn't go after her family because that would be a deal breaker, right? unless you're george p. bush in texas, or ted cruz. it's worth remembering that he once called trump out with surgical precision. >> this man is a pathological liar. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country has ever seen. the man is utterly amoral. morality does not exist for him. >> but then trump won and ted cruz turned himself into a cheerleader for all things donald, forgiving him for all the attacks on his family, be

than the overall rate for the u.s. which is at 3.77%. california's test positivity rate hit a low of 0.7% on june 5th. but now things are changing. >>> a san jose official says he nearly died from covid-19 is calling on the county to reopen the vaccination site that was closed along with vaccination sites because of slowing demand. while urging residents to get vaccinated. rolando bonia says local health official should help them get the shot. >> i am pleading with our community to please get vaccinated. >> i am convinced that if i have the delta variant i wouldn't be here. and all i am trying to do is make sure we don't lose lives unnecessarily. >> overall, 77% of county residents have been fully vaccinated, but 52% of latino residents have been vaccinated. >>> the american academy of pediatrics says all children should wear masks in school even if vaccinated. that's different from what what cdc says. education reporter leann melendez looks at what some districts are doing. >> reporter: the head of the cdc made a powerful statement. >> this is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated. >> reporter: included among the unvaccinated are children under the age of 12

he remains on house arrest after a plea deal reached earlier this year. >>> butte county has a water level of just 12 feet above record lows. levels have not dropped this low in more thanr decades. the water is so low it could lead to another problem, it is growing likely that a power plant downstream of the dam could be forced off line for the first time. >> it is crazy to think that there is not that much so you will not get power. we don't know how it will work out. >> usually i am fishing up there. i have a lot to think about. >>> all right, trying to bring bryan in. it is true. no rain on the way. smoke on the way in fact. we talk about that and the air quality as a result. again we are talking about this weekend not being bad. early monday morning when smoke begins to filter into the south bay and by the time we get later in the day it slowly forces its way up through the south and then the central and north bay. we will show you how the air quality will be effected by showing you the north, the central, the inland, in general, now, it is not bad. saturday not so bad, sunday not so bad. monday and tuesday when air quality levels really begin to degrade. the early

low he is since april of 2020. economists were expecting an increase of 3%. sales this may also revised lower. sales fell more than year, that is the first annual decrease since the pandemic began. part of this is a supply chain problem, the cost of lumber and supply shortages that hurt builders even though lumber prices have dropped from their record highs thankfully. other production costs are forcing builders to scale back. a low inventory of new homes means higher prices, prices out of reach for many first time buyers. median price of a new home up 6.1% last year to $361,800. "early start" continues right now. >>> good tuesday morning. this is "early start." it is tuesday, right? >> it is tuesday. and it is 30 past the hour here in new york. time for our top ten stories to keep an eye on. a big step towards vaccine mandate as the delta variant surges. both california and new york city announcing all public employees must soon either be vaccinated against covid or be tested for the virus weekly. >> september is when the rubber hits the road. and this is when we have to make the difference. >> veterans administr

low, so the true figures could be much higher in the world health organization has urged the government to introduce a stricter lockdown. he's jessica washington. in jakarta, indonesia has now passed more than $3000000.00 cases in total. what we have seen on the positive side is that the government has been able to ramp up testing, and they were able to test 200000 individuals in one day, which is a market improvement. however, it's still way of the target of trying to test 400000 people each day. and you can imagine that in a country like, and these are, there are people who would struggle when there is a strict lockdown and many all doing it tough, particularly across your college or a java and many parts of the country. but epidemiologist say that the government must strongly because the situation is continuing to worsen. intensive care unit in hospitals, but only in chicago, not only in java, but across the country are stretched. and we're seeing concerning signs of health care system across the country and more regional provinces, including a west hub for with the, with the health care resources are certainly not what we have here in jakarta. and the numbers that you mentioned earlier

low. those michelle fernandez reports from over the movies, impacting the livelihoods of farmers. janica was on phase worried, the potential for my injury long because we're putting a gun region says he use less than half the usual amount of chemical fertilizer on his crop. i'm often invited, i'm going to have to buying a bit of fun and the growth of the plants is affected. usually by this time harvesting. about 7 months or $75.00 days after planting the area is covered by the plants. but this time the growth is follow me. yeah. as across the country have been protesting the shortage of chemical fertilizers since the government been employed in me in because the sun i could successful greenhouse farmer has had to cut down his crop as well. he says, farmers should have been consulted about the ban. evan oscar level when asked when things are being changed, they must consult us, make us aware of how things will change. the scott help us is going to be done. the band and fertilizers come during an economic crisis that has like a badly it's for in reserves have fallen below $4000000000.00. people incomes has suffered since easter bombings of 2019. and the corona virus pandemic, as were in the situatio

he's bigger than ever. >> okay. now the stock has had a strong run from the lows as you point out. it went a lot lower than anything else. they've had a long way to come become a, still does. >> to me, it is still a pitiful helpless giant the fact is that he, charlie scharf is making it more efficient and, by the way, honest >> honest. well, honesty is important it's good. >> in banking particularly you want that. yesterday we had good numbers it would have appeared, certainly from goldman sachs without a doubt. 33 billion in revenue, that used to be a year, 12 billion of profit that used to be a year in fact, that would rank as their seventh best profitable year at goldman for a year instead of being a half a year. >> and yet, they were humble. >> and yet the stock didn't do anything >> the stock is up like 150 bucks from the last time they really focused on it you're looking at david myopically you're a myopic person what mattered is not the 47 minutes of how it did yesterday. it's a continuum it's a journey. >> it's a journey. carl, it's a journey >> it's a journey. did you see h

low 50% rain, higher than trump ever. got president trump in trying to expand his, bases stuck with the people who brought him their. he thought he could reproduce that same sort of strait that won the electoral college but not the popular vote the second time, it didn't work. our president biden is to get a more traditional view politics were trying to return to districts where he has a chance of winning over people. he's trying to appeal them with proverbial ms. like a special spending, infrastructure plan, and saying that the government is going to take a more proactive role and include -- improving peoples lives and the way it hadn't done in a generation. >> it's appealing, ron insana to americans all over the country the appeal of more jobs, higher wages, investments in their communities. what we are hearing from a lot of republicans, however, is that all of this government activity, this assistance to people that stopping them from taking jobs, all of it contributes to an over eating in the economy, and inflation. what do you make of it? >> i think that's an overheated degree of rhetoric among those who suggest t

low line areas. the city is more than 7, the residents are struggling to resume normal life. many neighborhoods like access to running water authorities have set up temporary out the water stations. the gen says he's grateful he was safe at home, went to renshaw, rain lashed, the city would have got history, whether it's safer to stay indoors, that's the lesson i learned. then just things happen unexpectedly. people need to be more cautious. this kind of tragedy could, having avoided, we bought them, people are still coming to terms with the loss of life and loss of livelihood caused by what authorities have described as the worst. on 4000 years, many businesses remain closed. internet and food connection is unstable. john, jose famous clock tower is frozen at 5 pm. the time electricity was cut off during the height of the storm on tuesday, getting around gender city is still very difficult. the entire subway system remains closed with tunnels full of water. taking us away during the storm was extremely dangerous. hundreds of people were trapped encourages as flash floods quickly filled the underground system. in keeping with chinese tradition offerings had been burned at the entrance to the stati

low level crime on the basis of other factors. for example if you have a career criminal who has been arrested 17 times he is in a different position thant your standards are. which are basically telling people is a felony misconduct is greenlighted if it's under certain amount. once people get the sense that the rule of law is not projected you laws are not going to be enforced not only in california but the number of places as well part. >> i street this is been going on for about a year end a half, even before covid there is a drug store across the my apartment and people just, much of the stuff is locked up, laundry detergent even ice cream bread but what isn't locked up get stolen and people just waltzing out. it's also been writing a bicycle he had robbed some of the stuff from the store and rode right out of the store. i don't know where it ends pretty stark with baby eric adams who is the likely mayor here in new york. his got a lot to undo to really turn this thing around. >> we will see. i'm not as optimistic about him as some of my friends are. look, what it begins with, what happened 30 years ago which newsom once referred t

come offer low and unemployment is 2 million lower than him predicted an jobs are 10% higher than they were before the pandemic began. business insolvencies are lower than the pandemic began. he wants three word slogan's mr. speaker. i will give them a three word slogan. get a jab and by the way by taking sensible cautious decisions we are able to get this country moving and keep it moving. i've have slain no idea what he proposes to do instead except keep us all in some sort of perpetual lot down and has no answer the question is if not now he has no plan he has no ideas and he has no hope for mr. speaker. we in this government are getting on with getting our country through pandemic in delivering on the people's priorities. >> craig williams. >> thank you mr. speaker per the leveling of funds are very welcome investments. a game-changer and critical investments at this critical time. .. i congratulate my honorable friend on the campaign he is running. it's a great time to open the montgomery can now prove not have long to wait for the decision on that. but i can assure him that wales is receiving quantities of the uk leveling up already a total uk allocations in the first r

low rougher than my book writing. i tend to stretch myself. i think eigen's problem today as heas two fundamental beliefs to solve people's problems. reagan, when accepted the nomination for president of the united states and detroit in 1986 they assembled delegates there. said don't trust me, trust yourself. did not see essential difference between the two parties or should be the party of thehe individual. a party that believes in themselves. the i other is on are inherently ineffectual in solving their own problems and government activism is necessary as a means to solve their problems. that is summation orally of what biden said. historically wrong in the context of what reagan did. i mayay write another op-ed about that. >> host: barbara virginia please go to their question or comment. >> caller: i have a comment. and the comment is, i cannot believe that he sat there and saidid no one made money off the iran-contra affair. there is no way for you to make that statement. if you have no knowledge of that. you have the cia, everybody they know, all of the politicians were get