less so in lubbock, texas, for example. it depends on the customer and what the customer wants.ut we have also talked about launching mcplant. it is a plant-based burger. that is available in some countries already. it is something that we will be testing later in the u.s. maybe we'll get you a mcplant. david: another product is your famous coca-cola. you use to work at pepsi. do pepsi people ever remind you that you used to work at coca-cola and maybe you should -- chris: we've had a few dialogues over the years. my short answer is the way to get pepsi into mcdonald's to get people to prefer pepsi over coke. yes my pepsi friends , periodically check in. david: some people say or coca-cola is made in some way that is better than what you buy the bottle. chris: i would agree. because of the volumes we do in our restaurant, our volumes tend to be higher than anyone else out there. it allows us to buy equipment that is able to be titrated or calibrated more precisely than maybe some of our competitors. so what we are able to do because of the equipment we are able to buy, which is

seminole, what do you think luxury politic, fussy near to lubbock, source to the women and and because of foot mediums the politic schmidt can con once later, the system, a veil on medical is alone. his mention of these blenny and give the produce mister hub. vip is buxton, him a. how did us for, in the when up in the, by the, the work of me, where does this shake of a believe in economic growth culture? as it always been there, is it really part of human nature? all the imaginative use of mass production methods that us industry was able to perform its war time miracles to build more planes that all the united nations put together to turn out ships at the rate of 200 a month ships which carried overseas. the arm of the united states to decide the outcome of the war. the success story of economic growth began during world war 2, mass production of tanks and aircraft let the american economy out of crisis. the output of military equipment was now calculated by a new statistical measure, gross domestic product, g d, p. if production and i e, g, d, p grew. and so the prosperity americans

less so in lubbock, texas, for example., it depends on the customer and what the customer wants. but we have also talked about launching mcplant. mcplant for us is a plant-based burger. that is available in some countries already. it is something that we will be testing later in the u.s. maybe we'll get you a mcplant. david: another product i don't want to overlook is your famous coca-cola. you used to work at pepsi. do pepsi people ever remind you that you have coke? chris: we've had a few dialogues over the years. you know, my short answer is the way to get pepsi into mcdonald's to get people to prefer pepsi over coke. back to the point of we are going to sell whatever the customer wants. so yes, my pepsi friends periodically check in. david: some people say your coca-cola is made in certain ways that is better than what you buy the bottle. chris: i would agree. i think it is better. one of the things that we have as an advantage is, because of the volumes we do in our restaurant, our volumes tend to be higher than anyone

iran. dozens of school children have been freed in northern nigeria after being abducted from in lubbock 3 months ago now. more than 130 students were taken by government from the town of to gina 90. 3, have been released for them admitted to hospital or the number of people admitted to hospitals with cobra. 19 across the united states has passed 800000. that's a level not seen since january hospitals in the south of fuller than elsewhere, many states they're experiencing their west wave of infections. yes. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news for you here on al jazeera after inside story. stay with us. news news, news, news. news. douglas of people are killed in twin bombing outside cobble airport just as foreign leaders had been warning of an imminent threat. why i still case? could afghan a son? faith more attacks and is the taliban up to the security challenges? this is inside school. ah, ah, ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm hasn't seek it more than a 100 people killed, including at least 13 u. s. military personnel. many more were also wounded by twin bom

he announced that nine infusion centers were going to be launching across the state in cities like lubbockan antonio and corpus christi. at a time that covid-19 is raging in this state, process this with me, the governor continues to say no to mask mandates in schools. and yet he's promoting this monoclonal antibody treatment which is a treatment after the fact, after people have gotten covid-19. so it's difficult to reconcile that when the solution can be wearing a simple mask. >> we know that masks work, but we'll watch this one play out. the governor believes he's right. we'll see what the people of texas think. rosa flores, thank you. texas is once again in familiar company at a time of a dramatic covid surge. texas second to florida in the number of new cases this week, covid hospitalizations also surging in both states. three times the national average in florida and 1 1/2 times the national average in texas. both republican governors are fighting school districts that want to mandate masks. two florida school districts could face punishment for saying all students and staff must mas

on in the 60s where there was his backlash against the elite and establishment culture hair men in lubbock were seen as leading the united states down to the garden path of vietnam more and what was seen dennis duke divinity led everyone to question the cold war was just a way for the establishment elites to rich themselves in the fact that they were all in part of the society meant clearly behind closed doors there were secret past of being cemented by the cobol and partly why brothers harriman and that world that's conspiracy theories were pulled behind the scenes by a small number of elite in the brown brothers are quietly bear. was prescott bush in bed with germany and the industrial machine and it deals with the industrial machine inspires the rise of. in reality it was a world where young privilege men could let down their guard and be honest with one another because they knew their secrets were safe with one another. and yes those relationships carried through over the years and yes they intermarried and yes they do each other favors and they had a board where one -- all of that rea

sylvia lubbock. >> we're learning every single day about this virus and what is able to do because of the variance because of its ability to sort of constantly change. we have to maximize the number of people vaccinated. and of course we would like that to be as high as possible. 85% was a target that we had set before. we knew about some of these variants. it was based on, you know what, we knew it. >> what the science was saying then the science is changing all the time. we know that this variant, the delta variant is really transmissible. and because of that, we know that even the vaccinated can get sick and potentially also transmit the disease for that reason. we need that bar even higher. you know, we needed as hegh as it will go. >> and the doctor will see a little of the county deputy county executive telling us that with what they think are the people they think that are still mostly unvaccinated are young people. so they're also engaged in a lot of outreach here now at the local high schools and community centers and so forth and trying to get people to get the word out that

graduate from the lubbock school and went to vanderbilt. my son david lives here. he is married to jane so you have david and jane senior and david and jane junior. they had two children. they all range in age and david's oldest, lily is the oldest of the four. sarah is next and then abby and david has zoe and sarah has nora. the four girls are big pals. sarah lives in savannah. her husband is a college professor georgia southern former marine combat marine, sniper, interesting because people in the army don't necessarily know how to communicate with the marines. [laughter] we do the best we can. >> grew up in jacksonville, florida patel us a little bit about what you did there when you're growing up. did you have any jobs in what influence you to go to the university of alabama? i was far away from the university of florida i can get with my parents money. actually my sister went to the university of alabama the one that lives in monroe, georgia. she loved it. i had a lot of friends from alabama were going to the university of alabama. i was very happy to be there

to children for high school, because at primary seven, they have to leave and go to high school in lubbock _ stunning. i will tell you what else is stunning. records in the i is stunning. records in the paralympics. good morning. we have this new power couple. well, not new. after the olympics everybody looked to laura kenny and jason kenny, but now we have a new power couple. i think the names were just roll off the tongue as frequently and easily as the kennys. yes, nealand lora fachie frequently and easily as the kennys. yes, neal and lora fachie and apparel index. what was great for them was bearing in mind how tough it was for all olympians and para— athletes during the lockdown. they have talked about how they were able to support each other both as cyclists, neil has a visual impairment to, and when they are feeling low they are able to motivate each other during lockdown. and boy has that had results on the recycling truck this morning, on the final day of track cycling, two gold medals for paralytic 18 gigabytes, husband and wife winning gold within a few moments of each other. we