mina, how is it going down in iraq?am hussein regime, after the american—led invasion. how much has covid complicated the picture there? well, it's complicated i people's lives incredibly. the political picture, as you know, is already quite difficult, _ but we've seen again how corruption and mismanagement lead _ to people losing their lives. we've had two major hospital fires due to oxygen cylinders catching . fire, and therefore the entire hospital not having the rightl sprinklers, in two different cities only about seven weeks apart. . we had dozens of. deaths and injuries. so, it shows you that we don'tl have the underpinnings of good governance and you don't - have the underpinnings of actually setting up public sectors that servse the public rather- than its own political agendas. and trying to win votes by siphoning off money here and there _ to influence people, - it doesn't serve the purpose of serving people. sadly, that's what we see in iraq. numbers are rising. _ you're talking about 7000—8000 cases a day,

mina? i want to say, please pay| attention to paralympics.particularly there have been at least nine deaths - and 171 arrests. people are not. paying attention. there are several cities that have protests, - and unfortunately, their voice is not being heard. _ in the times, they said they think the era of water wars could be up in the times, they said they think the era of water wars could be upon us sooner rather than later. iran aside, do you feel some resonance with that? do you feel like a war is over natural resources are likely to get more of an issue in the coming decades? they already have. a lot of the protests _ where people are facing power shortages, you see that and so many parts. - water wars in the fight over natural resources for actual| survival are going to increasej unfortunately with the impact of climate change. we talked about that a bit last week in the context of the german storms and the unsettled weather continuing in many parts of the world. steve ? yeah, the new head of the body called nhs england was appointed thi

yo trabajÉ harto tiempo en las minas .s. las condiciones en el punto donde se encuentran mÁs o menos es a 500 m bajo la superficie y ha sido un poquito distendido ese proceso para poder evacuar los cuerpos. la agencia nacional de minerÍa de colombia advierte cuando encuentra peligros en la minerÍa artesanal y esta mina no habÍa sido la excepciÓn y ya tenÍa una advertencia. este es el segundo accidente que se parece —— presentan lo corrido del aÑo. vaquero, univisiÓn. ímites. metro, no. ¡presentamos el gran cambio a 5g! por solo 25 dólares al mes obtén 5g sin límites y un smartphone 5g gratis. eso es la mitad de precio por una línea sin límites de datos 5g para smartphones mÁs un samsung galaxy 5g gratis al cambiarte y con intercambio. todo con la red 5g de t-mobile. conquista tu día con 5g solo en metro. patricia: con sÓlo 38 aÑos de edad falleciÓ el que era considerado el hombre mÁs alto de estados unidos. era de origen ucraniano. su altura es de 7,8 pulgadas. el ex alcalde de nueva york fue visto afectÁndose mientras com

joining us now is doctor michael michael mina fit.uch for joining us tonight. the issue of the vaccine booster shot raises the question of just how protected vaccinated people are. i, for example, have never stopped wearing masks indoors, at stores, i now know that in november, i will be eight months away from my second shot of moderna. so the effectiveness of this vaccine is on a downward slope during that period of time, apparently, that is my understanding of the signs. so what should vaccinated people be doing in protecting themselves as we head to ward our third shot, our booster shot we? >> that is a great question. vaccinated people, right, now should, on the one hand, recognize that just getting the vaccine at all has given you a massive leg up to ensure that if you do get this virus, you will not end up in the hospital. it is the most like lee scenario. but as we move further and further away from the day that you got your vaccine, unfortunately, the oldest individuals of our society will be the quickest to have their protect

mina's list promotes political participation and women's rights.king in afghanistan since 2014. ta nya's in california. a very warm welcome to the programme. you can tell us what is happening on the ground. i know you have been in touch with journalists, parliamentarians who do work with you, women and those roles. what do they say? yes, thank you so much for this opportunity. i am yes, thank you so much for this opportunity. iam really yes, thank you so much for this opportunity. i am really glad you are highlighting the state for women at this moment in time. the state for all afghans in this moment in time is quite desperate. but, for those that are saying this is a new taliban, please do not be mistaken. the behaviours, the actions that have already begun, that have been happening in the providences that they have taken over, girls not being allowed to go to school, women not being allowed to go outside unless escorted, even the doctors or groceries. this is making its way into kabul. is this what you are hearing from people you are in touch wi

landmark san francisco restaurant has closed its stores, michael mina tells the san francisco chroniclehe's shutting down his michelin star namesake restaurant on california street. it's set to reopen under a new name as a greek seafood restaurant in september. mina is also expected to continue his papa barbecue collaboration with aisha curry bill and melinda gates officially divorced after 27 years of marriage today, a judge signed off on the documents. the couple did not have a prenuptial agreement, so they agreed to a separation contract to divide the assets. gates is listed by forbes as the fourth richest person in the world. the couple has three children and the documents show that melinda gates plans to keep her name unchanged. tmz's harvey levin explains more now on this divorce deal. we're talking $130 billion on, so there was a lot of money that had to be separated, but apparently they have done that. um and you know the basic things no surprise. there is no spousal support. their kids are adults, so there's no child custody or support issues. there is the response. the couple

. >> en 1985 terminó con la mina de oro.sado de traficar cocaína y ser autor intelectual. le confiscaron un hotel, se calculó 500.0.000 de dólares, 50 casas y 200 ranchdos. su sentencia llegó hasta 2017. para entonces sus socios estaban fuera de prisión. quedó en libertador un agujero legal. logró por su edad y condición médica. hoy miguel ángel, el jefe de jefes es el único que sigue tras las rejas >> de todo esto quizás lo más importante que después de la captura, los grupos bajo su mando se pelearon entre ellos. eso dio pie a la pelea entre ellos. eso confirma que haya tenido repercusión internacional mediata. no solo es titular de principales periódicos, también portada en todo el mundo. puede visitar noticiastelemundo.com hay más detalles ahí con el jefe de jefes >> el pridente joe biden presentó el plan para administrar dosis de refuerzos, luego que concluyeran que la efectividad decrece, recomienda a los adultos con pfizer y moderna una dosis ocho meses después de una segunda inyección. emprenderá acciones con quienes

que #, 5 pulgadas y hasta # pulgadas de lluvia cayeron el domingo causando una persona muriÓ en la mina regresamos al Área de la bahÍa. el panorama continÚa para nosotros. pero es un lunes con inicio de temperatura fresca. por lo menos en los prÓximos dÍas. y la buena visibilidad las posibilidad de yu va y no e existen las prÓximas semanas. vientos calmados en la regiÓn. >>> 57 grados el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco. y en los 66 hizo calor. temperatura cercana a los 80 grados. >>> el problema para nosotros son los incendios que siguen hacia el norte. van a propagarse en la regiÓn. en este momento, en ca shima japÓn. se mantiene mayormente despe krad estÁ ha ziebdz calor en el estadio. temperatura 85 grados y todo listo, la selecciÓn de mÉxico contra brasil. no se lo laoerd en minutos. carlos mauricio va a estar platicando mÁs acerca de este partidazo. veamos las condiciones para nosotros. martes y miex se mantiene entre 81 y 77 grados. a partir del dÍa jueves y para el viernes todos lis pos para seguir desvelÁndonos en el partidazo entre mx y brasil por telemundo. regresamo

i think it goes back to exactly what the general was talking about a mina go. somehow they have to get a little bit of separation here because that's what will allow them to sort of control that flow better, instead of being right up on top of people. they're still going to have to do this at some point. the direct contact with anybody who is still going to get through there. but if they can keep that separation and keep them back a little bit, then maybe they can keep vehicle attacks away. maybe they have a better chance to assess individuals before they get this close. it's a big if right now, but we'll have to see, jim. >> it is a big if. tom foreman, thanks so much for breaking it down. >>> ahead, a question. so, exactly how many americans are left in afghanistan? an update on efforts to bring every last citizen home and those who may choose to stay behind. plus president biden has vowed retaliation against isis-k, to hunt them down. what exactly does that look like? we're going to discuss with a republican congressman as well as veteran of the war in afgha

of the early tee times and shot a three under round of 69 to top the leaderboard alongside american minan three under and still in the hunt over the weekend. but the defending champion sophia popov won't be there. she finsihed three over par and missed the cut. world number one and overnight leader nelly korda has dropped back to four under, so she's still three shots off georgia hall's lead. very happy the way i played. i feel like i_ very happy the way i played. i feel like i played — very happy the way i played. i feel like i played better— very happy the way i played. i feel like i played better than— very happy the way i played. i feell like i played better than yesterday. a bit more — like i played better than yesterday. a bit more consistent. _ like i played better than yesterday. a bit more consistent. yeah, - like i played better than yesterday. a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm . a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy _ a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've — a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've done _ a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've done it— a bit mo

llegaran a ser amigos >> pero el asesina del agente de la dea camarena en el año 85 terminó con la minarte del agente camarena le confiscaron hotel, una farmacia, una empresa de bienes raíces se le calculó un patrimonio de $500,000,000 , 50 casas y 200 ranchos. en uno de los procesos legales más largos de la historia méxico su sentencia lló hasta el año 2017 para entonces sus socios ya estaban fuera de prisión el 2013 caro quintero quedó en libertad por un agujero legal ahora es otra ves uno de los hombres más buscados por la beata en los 1016 ernesto fonseca duró la prisión domiciliaria por su edad y por su condión médica >> hoy miguel angel félix gallardo el jefe de jefes es el único que sigue tras las rejas. >> julio importante lo que dices porque efectivamente es el último que queda de el cártel de guadalajara, a un preso quien fundó el cártel de tijuana eduardo arellano félix lo acaban de liberar hoy de una prisión de pensilvania >> que coincidencia yo y presentamos este testimonio. estuvo sentenciado a 15 años en prisión a quien estados unidos lo sacan antes del término de su sent

mark well, michelin star chef and restaurateur michael mina is closing one restaurant and opening anothertells the chronicle that he's closing his michelin star namesake, michael mina restaurant on california street. and we'll open an upscale greek seafood restaurant next month. in its place. it will have a new name and be patterned after another one of his greek restaurants in miami. mean is expected to keep his other bay area sites, including his barbecue collaboration with ayesha curry. coming up. we'll hear from residents after oakland police increased their presence police increased their presence in attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. this unplugged device is

that's going to absolutely decimate this police department. >> reporter: sheriff mina doesn't plan to in the last survey, roughly half of his agency's employees were vaccinated, but that number is climbing. >> honestly, with the passing of craig, i think we have seen an uptick here, and i think the folks that, you know, worked with him every day look at that and think, oh, my gosh, maybe this could have been prevented. >> reporter: and the sheriff echoed the concern other agencies have about vaccine mandates that he could lose employees to nearby departments that do not require them. tony. >> very interesting to hear that sheriff talk about the vaccine as a kind of body armor just like you put on your vest in the morning before you sign up for duty. manny, thank you very much. >>> up next, vlad has the >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by kisqali, zodiscover more about this treatment option at kisqali.com. get what we need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inh

expressly published if someone named maximilian turner call a former advisor to the british defense minas cheap. she said, he wrote in political that basically, while the united states will be having a war with china, think about the time in the war with china. jenn could attack europe and just take your defense just because the space will be absorbed in a wall with china and all of these because over the last few project, team 2 because it will give money to portion. so which would be able to have that. i've gotten just gotten political a us china war would likely absorb most if not all us economic and military capability. and consequently, credit undermine it's chris ability to provide currency in europe. and because of that such, it will provide you with the much a lot for a peculiar to remedy your ashes. defeat at the handle, the cold war in the 91. i mean, the, if this is more insane than what is and the problem is that the people why such binion pay a lot, guys from the street. you know, they are form advisors to the british defense ministry of their hi, blaze us a few show such as

to release a 3 inch national easy among them. liverpool who refused to allow for be near a bit of mina and allison beckoned to travel to south america as well as with sola . the play in egypt will cup qualify, it seems a concern that plays would need to isolate for 10 days on return to in from regular countries and miss too many domestic games. thought with football and goodness for talking fans with strike a hurricane confirming. he'll stay at the club cane said on twitter that it will be 100 percent focused on helping the team achieve success and speculation about a move to english premium champions. manchester city percentage a man ever bodily rejected an offer of $188000000.00 from ram madrid for killing. and bob, a saying it isn't sufficient. met with prison. southern senior paris has made no secret of wanting to find the 22 year old strike a before the transfer window closes next week. but a one woke up with france, a sofa refused to sign an extension to his current deal with p. s g, which expires next year. i've got stones paralympic, tens of escape, the 2 more than couple and b

paralympics nor starting until the 24th of august, the children of the rebel held it la province of syria minas, facing their own competition. inspired by the games full brennan points, the competitors in the so called tense olympics are 120 boys representing 12 refugee camps. most have been displaced by more than 10 years of war, relying on humanitarian aid to survive. quite like the real thing. there are no girls taking pot for the disconnect. his sporting event says unimportant purpose, but i have not had to be lim, dixby search for a waiver. the full answer to remind the nation community of the bite of the children and other camp resident. the games began to loud chairs and there are plenty of events to excite the crowd, ranging from a crappy bout complete with child referee. 2 along jump and a high jump, a javelin competitor to go through his paces in the open arena. another young to discuss, you know, should be and i came with 10 other players. we had a lot of fun. i'm 12 years old and i one second place in the long jump. we won. a lack of equipment and apparatus was overcome with imagina

i will pass it to me not to get us started -- mina to get us started. >> i am honored to be speaking with you today. you are a war hero, you have broken through so many glass ceilings. it is terrific to have you here. thank you. you are obviously in the middle of both infrastructures. thank you for taking the time to join us today. >> it is a pleasure to be here. you're going to see me mute on oh and off -- on and off. we are in the middle of votes. it is every pleasure to get to be here. >> the topic of this is the into pacific and your trip there. you are on the armed services committee, you could tackle any issue. when he to talk about the foreign issue, afghanistan. -- we need to talk about the four issue, afghanistan. taliban capturing capitals. we worry about women and girls and the people of afghanistan and national security concerns about creating a fertile territory for isis and al qaeda i want to ask you -- al qaeda. i want to ask you, did the biden administration make a mistake on withdrawing? what is your perspective on that? >> we need to see what our policy is going to

so freelance journalist and chief editor of mina defense hello the chrome, we're seeing images of people putting out the flames with tray branches and laura's report. we heard about soldiers dying during rescue operations. is the government ill prepared for 5 like phase? unfortunately we've just lost our acro journalists there, so we'll try and cross back to him in just a moment. all right, i and taliban is making new gains across afghans. done as diplomats from several countries attempt to get into the afghan talks back on track here. and in the past week, the tele bonds taken 9 provincial capitals. the light is being fully cory and 5 back in the knolls and ferocity in the south. or i will go to mohammed, jump to shortly. who's in, jo. ha, but 1st let's cross to live to rob mcbride in cobble. hello there, rob. but what more do we know about these light of taliban games? that's right. this the ever changing map of who controls what in afghan has done really not looking good for the government after. what's been another very heavy day of fighting? you know, more than 25 years ago when the

minister, pain, french foreign minister, lead drill, german foreign minister mos and norwegian foreign mina minister. so right up the other senior officials have been making calls to their counterparts as well around the clock. additionally, the even sky council issued a joint press statement earlier today, calling for a new government that is united inclusive and representatives, including with the full and full and meaningful participation of women. the council spoke with one voice to underscore that can a stand must abide by its international obligations, including the international humanitarian law, and ensure the safety and security of all afghans and international citizens. the situation will continue to remain fluid in the coming hours and likely in the coming days. nevertheless, we are operating on multiple fronts and around the clock to protect our people. those who have worked side by side with united states over the years and other vulnerable atkins. now before i take your questions, i do want to speak to one additional issue that is of great importance to us. and that is the u.

i got a quote for us in mina, thank you. me. the new zealand is extending its nationwide locked down until tuesday to reporting 70 new cases of code. 19 other countries in the asia pacific region, also starting to see a slight easing of the infections. but some including malaysia posting record highs as the delta vary continues to spread of sco jaila reports. an increase in the number of new cobra. 1900 cases in new zealand has begun to slow, but the national, locked down from this recent surge, stoked by the delta variance has been extended until midnight on august 31st. then curves will be eas, except in the biggest city, auckland, and neighboring northland that will remain on the highest level of lockdown probably for 2 more weeks. nearly 350 new infections have been reported since last week when the nation had its 1st domestic case in 6 months. at 21 percent. the vaccine rate is one of the lowest among wealthy nations. if you will have seen from today's case number's reported earlier today, we may be seeing the beginning of

we spoke to cram, had a about the seats, a security analyst, and the chief editor of mina defense. he says, most of the victims of died simply trying to protect their properties. the people are living there. they are working there. a lot of them are are farmers, so they have the small cheek to cheek and so they have chips, so they try to keep their corporate is as most of the they can. so that's why we see that people are gathering and trying to fight punctually. the fire the flags, but it's very hard because they need, you know, the temperatures are really, really, really high and high, high winds things in one week. so it's very, very hard to for them to, to fight the, to fight fires with the so, so few equipment. so it, and that's why we have the unfortunate that all of up to 65 people the because rather than, than living rather than fleeing, they tried to fight back. and unfortunately, a lot of them died or were injured. so many other was fine as well. and very high temperatures and strong winds, fueling them right across the mediterranean, starting with italy, fire burning, in

across the gulf of guinea, where we've got our storms going pretty good, and some storms for engine mina on thursday. that's your update. see you soon. sponsor cut on airways. joined the debate. do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allowed a diverse community and how in array of different story know topic it off the table . it's such a tough ethical debate where there is obvious discrimination and systematic discrimination of the play. people are thursdays for new boys. the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. oh, i hello again to tell stories on al jazeera, the sour people are voting and john the presidential on parliamentary elections. president john go seen voting right here. is expected to face a strong challenge from his office and rifle facing him for the 3rd time. the child about his edging closer to the capital capital in its sweeping advance. the arm group had captured yet another city. this time it's got me and taken 10 provincial capitals. in the past week. we were speaking to rob mcbride a

with from scott now from algiers, as our crime had a food, a security analyst, the chief editor of mina, defense our crm. thank you for your time. the fact that's well, 1st of all, let's deal with the fact that there are fires happening in algeria. i don't recall reporting or hearing about fires in algeria if ever before, but very rarely, surely it's of frequent phenom going on here in our area, but not in that case. we have a huge show what fire is in the beginning of this millennial, especially in 20012002. and then we have the very can very smaller one fires. but it's, it's something we experience unfortunately, every and each year. okay. okay. well, that wasn't something i've heard of as much. maybe it's just not as, as you say, as big as usual. does it raise a big concern about being prepared enough if the army is going to rescue people and 28 members of the army killed? is a serious question there. yes, but we can also imagine that the soldiers will were deployed in the region for to ensure security and also to fight terrorism were caught a little bit by surprise by the flames. th

and some storms for engine mina on thursday. that's your update. see soon. the news, the frank assessments, by way, it is a lesson against freedom. surprising informed opinions what you saw happening get from market it was what it was was petune is the critical debate here. it's not between cooler and any other. great. then we have conference here between 34 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story. on our jazeera, the hype of english football lies in elicit market for the rich and powerful. what are the leading specialists work? undercover just years investigative unit exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. he's held something like one in addition has been said that you can make an elephant disappeared. i have many of the exciting brazen example i've seen the men who so football on as you know. oh, a hello. you know what she does here? i'm emily i. when i reminder of our stories, because our taliban is edging closer to ask and found capital cobble beyond

across the gulf of guinea, where we've got our storms going pretty good, and some storms for engine mina on thursday. that's your update. see soon, still ahead on al jazeera, a surge of new coven infections, has governments across asia and oceana scrambling. and our number one priority is to make sure our colleagues are safe, the news and entertainment enough. get this done feeling under threat from the taliban takeover and in support. these former, well, number one's come back, didn't quite to plan details with for later in a, capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the lives of the stories in providing a glimpse into someone else as well. we what god, we'd be a bite. go look. you inspire in documentaries, from impassioned filmmakers. ah, i am the voice of the witness on al jazeera, german government panic. they didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised results in 5 days. but it's been a year examining, the headline. is this another potential flash point for conflicts, voices from different corner? every house here has someone who has made it to the top of ever. it's no

par at one stage, but two bogeys on the back nine saw her finish at seven under, level with american minash amateur louise duncan is four shots back — she couldn't quite recreate the heroics of her opening round, but she stays in the hunt over the weekend. defending champion sophia popov won't be there though. the german is on three over par and looks set to miss the cut. this afternoon, world number one nelly korda is one of the players to watch. the american, who had a share of the overnight lead, hasjust started her second round — she's on five under par. that she's on five under par. is two shots of the lead. y can that is two shots of the lead. you can keep across it all on the bbc sports website. arsenal have confirmed the permanent signing of midfielder martin odegaard from real madrid. the norweigen international — who spent the second half of last season on loan with arsenal — has re—joined the club for a fee reported to be in the region of £30 million. odegaard's unlikely to take part in sunday's game against chelsea as his visa application process is ongoing. newcastle manager,

the 2018 champion is seven under at the halfway stage, sharing the lead with the american mina harigaegey on the 15th hole but she scrambled back to stay in contention for her second 0pen title. —— 0pen —— open title. it means the world. i mean, i don't get it often — maybe one or two tournaments a year, and it's so nice. i had this little boy following me around, kept shouting my name out, and it's so cute. i've done it before — you know, i've won this event, so it gives me a lot of confidence knowing i can do it, and four days of golf is very long, so, we've still got 36 holes to play, but i've given myself the best position i can. the second weekend of the premier league is under way. liverpool and burnley are the early kick off. it's the first time anfield has been full for a meaningful game since before the first lockdown last year. diogojota put liverpool ahead. they currently lead 1—0 and we are just a few minutes away from half—time. there's more on the bbc sport website including fa cup action. the preliminary rounds are under way and sheffield fc, the oldest club in the world

of the early tee times and shot a three under round of 69 to top the leaderboard alongside american mina number one and overnight leader nelly korda has dropped back to four under, so she's still three shots off georgia hall's lead. very happy with the way i played. i feel like i played - better than yesterday. a bit more consistent. managed some good pars. yeah, i'm happy. i've done it before, | i've won this event, so it gives me a lot of confidence that i can do it. _ four days of golf is very long. we've still got 36 holes to play, but i've given myself— the best position i can. aaron ramsdale has said he can't stop smiling afterjoining arsenal from sheffield united for £24 million. the 23—year old could also earn an extra 6 million in add—ons. the club also confirmed the permanent signing of midfielder martin 0degaard from real madrid. the norwegian scored two goals in 20 appearances on loan with the gunners last season. he'sjoined for a fee in the region of £30 million. 0degaard's unlikely to take part in sunday's game against chelsea, though, as his visa application process is ong

the battle of bellow would stood as the mina medal for heroism.s designed to honor the marines who fought in this area. so standing behind me is one of the icons of the belleau wood battle. we will see this structure and many photographs, paintings, and other depictions of this landmark battle for the marines. it was an actual private hunting preserve owned by them. they would come out here from paris. and wild boar and other animals. as you can see, the destruction was heavily damaged and had been occupied by the germans, used as an observation post, and then american and french artillery had shattered it, where it was a longer usable by the bella family after the war. here you are looking at a artillery shell hole that had been fired by either the americans or the french. most likely using the 75 millimeter. to my right is a deep crevasse, which is a german trench that they have constructed in late may when they started to occupy bella web. it was through these trenches that the germans were well defended. but the americans with the french had t

but for me and for many scientists, those one off opportunities sare the way to say what did minas? when something doesn't make sense it's either the observation was incorrect or we didn't know something that's important. so you'reseeing it for the first time . what does it mean and most people are everyone's busy so do you find it away in the back of your mind and move on or are you in a position to say okay, i want to figure out what this means and sometimes it really unlocks a whole new way of understanding human health. that is really valuable so for me, it's about the twin, sometimes opposing ideas of pay attention to things that makes sense, don't make sense . be open-minded. but also be skeptical and check yourself before you jump to conclusions. you have to be both critical and open to new ideas at the same time. i think to be a great science scientists, that's what you have to do. >> that's such a wonderful way to close this discussion and i wish we could do it longer. you've been great and i really want to thank everyone who had stayed with us. people have just stayed thro

i hope congress opens up an investigation of mina how he got here. my concern is what happens tomorrow. what happens the day of the taliban secure full control of afghanistan? and we no longer have human intelligence telling us if there are terrorist they're getting ready to plan an attack. what happens? how do we secure our country? that's what i want to know. i would like to have known that before we data drawdown and withdrawal. i understand it was a 20 year stay in afghanistan. i think she was calling 3,000 troops in afghanistan a war that you would call 100,000 troops. i was there when it was 100,000 it was a different type of conflict. if you're going to take them out, tell me what you're doing to keep our country safe. that's why they were there. when president trump said we are going to pull the troops out, my comments were, give us a plan and an objective for sure. pull them out. but really what we need to know is how do we stay safe? does having the matter keep us safe? i haven't heard either presidency one thing or the other on that. >> ha

michael mina, epidemiologist with the harvard school of public health. dr.joining us tonight. the issue on the vaccine booster shot raises the question of just how protected vaccinated people are. i, for example, have never stopped wearing masks indoors, at stores. i now know that in november i'll eight months away from my second shot of moderna. so the effectiveness of this vaccine is kind of on a downward slope during that period of time, apparently. that's my understanding of the science. so what should vaccinated people be doing in protecting themselves as we head toward our third shot, our booster shot? >> that's a great question. vaccinated people right now should on the one hand recognize that just getting the vaccine at all that see has given you a massive leg up to ensure if you do get this virus, you will not end up in the hospital. it's the most likely scenario. however, it really scales with age. as you say, as we move further away from the date you got your vaccine, unfortunately the oldest individuals in our society are going to be likely the q

michael mina is closing one restaurant but opening another in san francisco tells the chronicle thathe's closing his michelin star namesake restaurant on california street and will open an upscale greek seafood restaurant next month in its place. it will have a new name. it will be patterned after another one of his greek restaurants in miami, mean is expected to keep his other bay area restaurants, including his barbecue collaboration with aisha curry. some students in the south bay now have a news have new school supplies just in time for the upcoming school year. a drive through back to school supply distribution event took place in the sunnyvale community services parking lot yesterday. their goal was to write 1600 deserving children with school supply boxes, along with gift cards for school shoes and. i love that new crayon smell back to school. here we come. here we come. certainly thank you for joining us today. good to have you clotting to get the deer again tomorrow or next newscast is coming up at four. the fog is creeping into the city. dr. oz is next. car seat. a baby bea

. >> and mina said there was no way her smart and kindhearted friend would have played any kind of roleer. >> i could never picture her being violent. >> but police had a different take. they remembered there being turmoil in michele's house. all those calls to police years earlier. had that shouting finally boiled over, ending in murder? and there was an ear witness of sorts. karrie's kid sister, the 14-year-old, had been sleeping downstairs. she told a detective she remembers hearing screams. >> the younger sister says, i get woken, it sounds like somebody's in the house attack my mom. >> she used that word? >> yes, she did. then her sister tells her we've got to leave, mom's upset, she's really mad, we've got to go back to rochester, you're coming with me. >> karrie's story was way out of whack. as hard as it was to wrap their heads around it, the detectives were coming to believe that the college student daughter may have murdered her own mother. unthinkable. this is her mother. i just keep coming back, this is her mother. >> her own mother. that to me was the most chilling part of

done out there by companies that wouldn't be that hard to buy, i wouldn't think. >> and that's the minasease. messenger rna has been used successful for vaccines. we don't have a vaccine business our strategy on rna is one where we want to add to the pipeline, acquire or partner with early-stage companies in core therapy areas we're focused on and build new medicines for patients and add a lot of value through that process we've been doing that for some time we allocate a good portion of our capital to future growth, income statement in r & d line, which is growing pretty dr dramatically last quarter, about 25% of our revenue goes back in r & d and a good portion of allocation goes back string of pearls deals that build long-term pipeline for the company and for our investors. >> regulatory issues seem like they've kind of been -- guess that happens when you need the drug companies to save the world from a pandemic, but it seems like it's been put on the back burner a little bit. i haven't heard anything out of d.c., any big pharma bashing recently. >> that's welcome. i hear some of it,

there is a start thought mina dry note —— cooler spots. —— we start thursday on a dry note.pulls out of the heptathlon, after suffering a calf injury during the 200m. the british security guard killed in last thursday's drone attack new research shows those affected by flooding is at the peak of the century. good afternoon. team gb have continued their impressive run of medals with another five on day 12 of the olympics. hannah mills has become the games�* most successful female sailor of all time, after she won gold alongside eilidh mcintyre in the a70 class. the pairfinished fifth in the medal race, but their earlier performances were enough to secures mills' third olympic medal and a second gold in three games. gb now have five sailing medals in tokyo, including three golds. it is mad, it's absolutely mad. growing up, obviously a lot of olympians dreamed of being here one day and standing on top of the podium and to do it twice with saskia before and eilidh this time, i have had two incredible crews to sail with and i feel really lucky. the support back home has been unre

the 2018 champion is seven under at the halfway stage, sharing the lead with american mina harigae. players. how much of a step i forward has it been, we have equal prize money that still steps to be made in terms of equal salaries? absolutely. there is always a balance to be struck and we need to move the women's game forward. the introduction of 41 professional domestic contracts through the national cricketers association was a massive step forward. these girls now, they are able to train and deliver on the pitch. it timely that the hundred happen this year on the back of those domestic contracts coming in. we are seeing them put in pressurised situations. yesterday birmingham phoenix, a lot of girls have not been in that situation before. 12,000 people in a stadium, you are under pressure, and eliminate again. you have people watching across the world and here in the uk as well. all eyes would have been on them and it is amazing we can put them in those situations so they can learn and get better. we have about 30 seconds of time, in turn of the... the purists you're probably ne

one of the early tee times and shot a 3 under round of 69 to top the leaderboard there with american minalot of confidence that i can do it in four days of golf is very long, so we have still got 36 holes to play, but i have given myself the best position i can.— i have given myself the best position i can. i have given myself the best ositionlcan. . ., ., arsenal have confirmed the permanent signing of midfielder martin odegaard from real madrid. the norweigen international — who spent the second half of last season on loan with arsenal — has rejoined the club for a fee reported to be in the region of £30 million. odegaard's unlikely to take part in sunday's game against chelsea as his visa application process is ongoing. odegaard won't be the only player missing from the game this weekend, though. chelsea boss thomas tuchel has confirmed that christian pulisic is out after testing positive for covid—19. arsenal's alex lacazette will also miss the game — he's still recovering after catching coronavirus. it is still very uncertain. i cannot give you any answer today because i don't know.

is that a plus or a mina for minus four stocks? >> clearly a positive for equity. real rate of return, you take the inflation rate, subtracted from that number and you are losing money in fixed income so without-- it's good for equity. stuart: there you go. jason, thank you for being with us this monday morning and being upbeat and positive. we like that especially on a monday morning. thank you. there has been a tesla battery fire in australia, not just a small battery now is a utility, gigantic battery or do they have it under control? susan: apparently now it's contained. it's one of the world's largest utility batteries using battery technology from tessa-- tesla. it's not a tesla owned battery factory. i went to make that very clear. it's rather a test of elon musk battery technology which also has some branding and safety concerns. this fire broke out during the initial testing in victoria state where melbourne is as you know and it's owned by a power company as i said, not a tesla factory but it's also a test, how well the battery test does and if it catches

ya que una artista de su calibre con minas de espectÁculos,la hecho juzgar mucho a su cuerpo y aunquenta que era hora de cambiar a crest. cada día los hispanos continúan descubriendo crest. pruébala. nuevo excellence cool supreme de l'oreal paris y lo mejor de todo es que no se pone anaranjado su nuevo sistema morado matiza el color semana tras semana. ¿y las canas? las cubre 100% nuevo excellence cool supreme de l'oreal paris lo valemos. carlos: estamos aquÍ todavÍa discutiendo de britney. >> tengo uno seleccionado. carlos: les voy a leer porque de verdad esta muy interesante " no, chicos, no me hice un transplante de senos en una semana ni estoy embarazada. tengo senos y en Éstas fotografÍas he comido mucha comida. antes yo les mostraba muchas fotos de mi cuerpo y quiero que entiendan mis pensamientos en exponer mi piel. en mi opiniÓn es muy malo que la respuesta inmediata de que cuando cualquier mujer es bella, tenga que quitarse una capa de piel, al parecer es lo que quiere decir. yo no me estoy quitando capaz ni estoy haciendo un show, lo estoy haciendo en una escala prÁctica y e

made six birdies as one of friday's early starters to move to seven under par — alongside american mina willock received racial abuse online on thursday. the midfielder — who's just signed permanently from arsenal — said he was thinking about quitting social media. bruce said people should be made accountable for what they're writing, and his advice to them all his players is to stay off it. another top men's player will be missing from tennis's us open at the end of the month. rafa nadal will not play again in 2021 because of a foot injury. he's already missed wimbledon and the olympics and said he'd not had the ability to train and prepare in the way that he wanted to. now, one of the stories of the tokyo 0lympics was simone biles pulling out of the women's gymnastics team final at the last minute, that was after suffering with the 'twisties', which gymnasts describe as a kind of mental block —— biles withdrew before saying she wanted to protect her mental health. she's been speaking about what happened. i feel like it was ifeel like it was probably i feel like it was probably built u