, natasha tynes was learning they did not accept her apology.d up on her publisher. >> they had to show the audience they don't want to associate themselves with this racists author. like i am infecting on everyone. >> what happened next too inevitable. publisher put out a statement canceling natasha tynes' book contract and calling her tweet, quote. truly horrible. >> i started hyper ventilating, i have to hide. i really come from a very humme- humble background, i came to the country with nothing, no job, no car, with nothing, i fell i made it. i just collapsed and i started crying. i told my husband, please take me on the er, i'm having a nervous break down. i didn't feel there is much hope left. >> is there any hope for a nation that embraces cancel culture? how did it get this way? we report to where it started, college campus, next on "fox nation" presents, canceled in the usa. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protectio

they're concerned, natasha. the same as it is for other countries around the world is not just politicians, it's judiciary, it's lawyers, it's people that work for n g o groups. it's everyone who kind of runs the country. yes. well, on tuesday, paris, prosecutors launched an investigation into similar allegations that market intelligence services had also selected the telephones of a number of prominence and less prominent journalists. addresses tv commentators in frauds as possible targets for survey. and i'm a senior national, one of the organizations behind these findings even says that a can prove that some of these telephones were indeed access. of course, it is a huge concern in terms of security. at the same time, to an extent, i think that nobody would be surprised, perhaps that intelligence services do try to look into the people in power or people in certain positions in other countries. but what is difficult and tricky in this situation, of course is morocco is an ally, france. natasha. thank you very

and natasha joins us now live from paris. oh, natasha. the coven certificate is going to make it easier to travel in the european union, but a dire warning. today from the w. h o to europe about this down to very and yes, the w h ho issuing this warning saying that the delta variant is fueling a rise in a new coveted infections across the european union. now this is after several weeks when most countries have seen infection rates for it is a real concern, but it does also reflect the reality that most governments in europe are seeing on the ground. we all here in france, for example, seeing the delta variance fuel these infections. we heard from the french health minister just today saying that last week the delta variance accounted for just 10 percent of new cases. this week that number is doubled. it's a similar picture in germany, in spain, in portugal, we know in lisp and the portuguese capital they've got to impose those. we can look down there because they are seeing spikes in the virus because of the variance. it is a huge concern

but so that was all the latest for us from lee as thank you so much, natasha. well meanwhile, several houses have collapsed killing at least $25.00 people after landslides with my heavy rain in india is financial capital rescues fair more people could still be trapped in the debris and mom buy and one neighborhood. half a dozen shacks collapsed on top of each other. the torrential rain is also disruptive trains. addison now to athletes have now tested positive for the corona virus inside. the tokyo olympic village on saturday and international olympic committee member was also in the village, was confirmed to have the virus. and so it comes just 5 days before the pandemic delayed games. officially open dozens of cases have been linked to the olympics. only since the start of july and the event husband facing opposition in japan because affairs, it was in the country's outbreak, as it continues to battle assassin infections. the money bonds in june bure stop to stimulate, even with all measures fully taken, there will still be some positive cases. the corona vir

ok. natasha butler live for us in paris. natasha. thank you. well, let's get more on that story. we heard earlier, a bytes. the flooding in germany stepped fastened, joins to lie from the vulcan book in the netherlands, which is close to the border with germany effect. it looks like the reaching where you are, is also struggling with flood water. absolutely . the whole border region, the south of madeline, belgium and germany is now heavily flooded. i haven't seen a flood like this before in this city here a while compared which is a tourist center in the netherlands. there are hundreds of people at the moment being evacuated from their homes where they had been stuck since last night. continue was down for 3 days, have led to some unprecedented serious flooding. and at the moment the government here are trying to stop the valley fast streaming, small river us and swain that basically fault and all this water to stop there, putting it back. so huge time backs everywhere now. but as i can see here, right behind me this, this current is so quick, it's streaming so quickly. that is

when i speak to natasha butler, she's across the board and the belgian city of the edge. and that's actually been watching the death toll rise. now all authorities expecting that to continue in the coming days. yes, here in belgium authority say that at least 27 people have been confirmed that in fact, one of the latest victims was actually found here in the neighborhood of angler, its neighborhood in the city of the asian, this worst effected area of the country. people here are starting to clean up. you can see probably behind me either. the water has receded, but just 24 hours ago. the water was a couple of meters high right up. the wall. people have shown me that basements are still flooded. people tried to pump the water out, they tried to salvage water possessions. they can clean up, but it is extremely distressing for them as they absorb. what happens over the past few days. some of them won't be able to return to their home for quite a while and what we are expecting in terms of the death to tell us is that it could rise because of course, as the waters receive em

and d natasha butler. they're on the ground for us. and leon and belgium, thanks so much natasha. now moving on and the leader of the taliban says the group favors a political settlement to the conflict and i've kind of stone that's as it continues to capture more districts on the ground here. but we'll arkansas abels who says the taliban wants to establish political and economic relations with the international community, including the united states. it comes as the group is meeting, an african government delegation in capitals, capital the home. well, it's on the been debated is that those talks for us here in doha. so i believe that those meetings have resumed for today. so is there a sense of optimism giving what we're hearing from the tele? well the hope is one word which keeps doing the rounds here in the car, 3 carpet unless you speak to both the taliban and the government lead side, they are hopeful that they are going to come to come some sort of resolution to continue this momentum of talking to each other, that is something which has been missing in the talk to begun ba

joining me now, texas state representative senfronia thompson, and natasha brown. and dean, the dean, democrat, caucus dean thomas, i want to talk first, the occam's razor answer to why this is happening is a guy named allen west, who i know well. i covered him in florida. he is kookoo for cocoa puffs. he wanted to march with bayonets because barack obama was elected president. he's now potentially running for governor against your governor, is that why they're rolling out this full blue plate spec of insane bills? >> i wondered why they really wrote this out at all because the bill failed last month. and usually when we have a bill that fails, we move forward to the next session of the legislature. so we don't know why we're really here.

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you heard natasha saying she talked to young people. while it's impressive, right, that there would be this kind of push to get young people vaccinated, natasha said some of the folks that she's talked to said that they remain scared about the idea of getting vaccinated. so what would be the message that you would send to them? >> this is a really hard thing because especially young people, they feel invulnerable. we know this, we know this from science, from public health, from medicine. the message has to be that what we are seeing right now is a lot of young people getting sick from covid. and not just that they're developing very severe disease and needing to be hospitalized in the icu which is happening, but also there is the effects of long covid, that these young kids are going to have, that we don't fully understand at this point. so as much as a shot might hurt, the benefits of that shot far outweigh the risks of getting covid. and we really have to understand that. >> and as a whole now, are the unvaccinated in your view setti

natasha, bring us up to speed. what is the latest? >> reporter: boris, the search and rescue mission really resumed shortly after that demolition at 10:30 p.m. last night. i'm told they got back on site 20 minutes later and continued searching and the families have been very grateful for that action. so urgently resuming. so right now that controlled demolition has really helped in making sure that they could access areas that they weren't able to get to before. prior to the demolition, it was difficult for the search and rescue teams to get to the part closest to the remaining structure because of the instability of that building. and there was concern, of course, that the storm would take it down in the wrong direction or on top of people. so doing this in a controlled manner, that way they could now get to more areas and that is going to be a more productive and safer way to go about this experience right now. the mayor of miami-dade county has explained to people why this was the best course of action. >> we brought down this last

let's get more from natasha butler. she's lifers in paris. latasha just explained to us why is google being find why should say we've also, we've actually heard from franz's a digital affairs minutes about the citric. he put out for tweet, saying that this fine shows that no company is above international rules, will give you a bit of a sense of the background. this is basically an ongoing route between french publishers, the news agencies and the u. s. take firm google. now, a google uses content from these news agencies and from these various newspapers and publications such as a news stories, articles and that kind of thing. it publishes them of course, on its website on his platform and it does pay them for it. however, what editors and frauds are saying is that there is no transparency over how those payments are calculated. google effectively pays what it wants to pay, rather than having come come to an agreement with editors over system for these payments. now, under your rules, google was supposed to started tal

let's go live now to cnn's natasha chen. she's live at a vaccination site in dekalb county, georgia, with that story. natasha, what kind of incentives are being offered there, and are they working? >> well, boris and christi, this is billed as a back to school vaccination event, so they're giving out backpacks as well as $50 prepaid debit cards. i can tell you, the $50, that is working. because there were people lined up even before this event began. it's been going on for just about two hours now, and they have vaccinated about 100 people. that's definitely more interest than they've been seeing in the past, so something as simple as a gift card could be the trick here. the seven-day average of a new vaccination dose administered, that has also increased just as it has across the country, as you were saying here in georgia. it is 85% higher than it was three weeks ago. that average dose administered to people in the state here. so that is a positive sign. it is a race against time. it is also still a challenge convincing pe

let's cross over to natasha butler, who's in the belgium city. very close by to the asian natasha, we sort of, we knew the death toll would rise as the days progress. and the recovery operation continues. mean, was the authority saying about those figures now? those that have died and the displaced what belgian authorities all saying that they could firm the 27 people have died in these floods . in fact, some victims were found overnight. a one of the latest victims found right here in this neighborhood of angler in the city of the edge, this is in the hearts of really the worst affected region in belgium. now, what belgians, emergency services have been saying is that what they expect over the next few days is that could be the victims because as the waters have receded, emergency work is now able to access areas that were previously completed castle because the water they can now access some of those roads, they will be going from house to house to find perhaps survivors, people who are unable to communicate before and attract them at home stil

thank you natasha about the for let information from paris. the winner of peruse presidential election has finally been declared. it took 6 weeks since the vote. it is the teacher and union leader pedro castillo, who won by just 44000 votes. the official results delayed by accusations of fraud by the losing candidate cake, who he maury, who now faces trial on unrelated corruption charges. murray on a sanchez, is in lima following this one. not on 844000 votes. is nothing. i mean that is a really, really small margin. is that going to make life tough for me? because you don't try and come out when he's going to vote. so there is 49.9 percent approval who you want? well they will they continue to roll to oh, well we haven't seen a home today. we may be seen coming day until a he is over the government in the next few days are important than anything right now is to the collision. why do you see going to do? who is going to surround him? it's weeks for definitions before the july. can you see colbert when we will have to see if he's around himsel

let's go over to natasha butler, who's in the age right now in natasha. really the death toll less than germany right now. but in belgium it is slowly rising and worrying the authorities there. yes, the belgian officials are saying that at least 23 people have died amongst them. we are 5 to 15 year old girl who's swept away by the river. there are at least a dozen people missing, but of course those numbers could go up. so i really hope breaking seen fair in this fall of belgium. 1 in the south from the east, but have been hit so badly by days of rain has stopped raining now. there is a little bit of respite, but there's a lot of concern, of course, over the rising water. in fact, i'm going to step out of the way. i'm in the hall to the city of yes, one of the locations has been badly affected. and if you look at the river, this is the river. next to me it is flowing extremely false. we've seen a lot of depth, pretty going among branches, bricks, little bits of concrete, all of that, of course, making the rescue operation even more difficult and putting p

thank you very much. indeed does natasha bother bringing us up to date. the situation in lee as in belgium, for the more ahead on the muse, including the looting stopped of attention remains in africa with a military patrolling the streets of the big wes. memories of a massacre were in northern if he were one of the 1st mass killings at this time the conflicts and figured i sport tokyo 2020 organizers to offer their backings. the 1st step are trying to gender to compete. i've another ah, cuba president has cold anti government protests in the country alive and says footage of large values are false. anger over a shortage of basic goods and terms and civil liberties led to their protests against the communist willis this week. president miguel diaz kinda held a rally before supporters and saturday to counter last week's on rest is accused the us of provoking protests and spreading hate on social media. well, let's talk not to read lindsey his journalist based in cuba, but the new media organization, belly of the beast. and he's joining us live from havana.

you can go to natasha bought the whose life person years belgium's worst hit region. natasha. we can just see in the, the shop behind you there just how high that water has come. and as we were mentioning earlier, there are 23 people so far lost their lives in neighboring belgium. that must be worries, of course, that that figure is going to rise the indeed, i mean, the angler neighborhood in the city of yeah, just one of the worst affected areas and many street and roads are still flooded, which is why you can see behind me there are some folks that people have been shuffling backwards and forwards to try and reach some of the streets where you can't go any more with the vehicle. they have residents that have been coming out from those folks. clearly very shaken other volunteers that taking water in to those residents who stayed behind in the house as we've been walking around this neighborhood to some of the streets where the water has not receded, talking to people. and most people say that they were extremely frightened, as the water levels kept going up and up. they talke

i'm natasha butler in can with the organizes, are locked in around with netflix. hello, there will be no spectators at elliptic events in tokyo, the organizing committee made the decision after japan declared a state of emergency in the capital as current of iris cases there. surge. the policy for venues outside tokyo will be decided case by case medical experts have criticized plans to go ahead with the games and opinion polls. so majority of japanese, one of the games to be postponed or cancelled the government, and organizers say they're doing everything they can to ensure a safe, olympic and paralympic games. so you gotta go to not use a constant. then, without the pandemic villain pick gains would be an amazing opportunity to unite people. but unfortunately, the pandemic could not allow us to hold events with full spectators. we are very sorry for the locals living near the olympic venues. then or the width is a sportswriter with japan times he says the announcement is hugely disappointing for olympics fans. and for japan as a whole, this was supposed to be o

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cnn's natasha chen is in surfside for us. natasha, what's happening at the collapse site now?p at 7:00 a.m., because of a lightning strike. but they quickly resumed thereafter. they've been really working around the clock, the shifts of these workers. we see them changing shifts from time to time right here by the media staging area. there are two simultaneous efforts right now to find victims in the pile. also, though, to remove the rubble from the demolition site that happened just a week ago from the remaining part of the building that was demolished. that is going at a faster pace than expected, that's what you were referring to. of course this is also taking an emotional toll on the search and rescue teams that have been working around the clock. here is one of the rescue workers talking about the type of things she's finding in the pile. >> i feel like i'm physically digging, but i'm also emotionally digging for more strength to continue. i think the first time it really hit me was when i found a passport with a baby in it and i found the entire family of passports as we

natasha chen joins us from surfside, florida. nat natasha?> reporter: that space between these buildings there where you see that blue/gray sky is where the building used to be. it is no longer there this morning. that demolition happened at 10:30 last night. residents in the vicinity were asked to stay indoors, to keep windows and doors closed, to keep that dust cloud and debris outside of their homes. as you mentioned, this is expected to help search and rescue teams actually access about a third of the pile they couldn't get to before because it was too close to the structurally unstable remaining building. but as we know, sometimes demolitions can be spectacles, shows. representative debbie wasserman schultz yesterday described how this is really the furthest thing from that. >> very tragic situation not only for those who are still hoping to find loved ones that have survived but also to survivor families who got out of the building and all of whom's belongings are in that apartment building. and so this is tragic, not a celebration, not

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. >> natasha chen is live in surfside this morning.tasha, talk to us about what's happening there this hour. >> reporter: christi and boris, there is a lot of activity with different crews switching shifts as the day goes on. they've been working around the clock. you mentioned some of the challenges they're facing now including that hurricane which it's unclear right now whether it will downgrade by the time it gets to florida, but even if we're talking about 40 mile per hour winds, that could create a serious safety problem when you think about the loose debris and concrete on the site. a county attorney in a court filing described the remaining parts of the structure as behaving in a way that it could collapse. so that's posing an immediate threat to the personnel on site. here is an official talking about the different factors creating challenges for them right now. >> this is very difficult, very challenging situation. our men and women are out there with this still partial building. definitely structurally compromised. it's just

natasha chen from dekalb county. thank you very much. >>> with us to talk about all of the headlines is emergency room physician and critical care fellow dr. alex brusco. doctor, thank you for sharing part of your weekend with us. i want you to start with what you're seeing in the emergency room. you wrote an op ed for cnn and in it you say in part, quote, the patients i see frightened and struggling to breathe are mostly in their 30s, 40s and 50s. the one thing many of them have in common, they are all unvaccinated. doctor, i see all sorts of misinformation on social media but i wonder what you are hearing directly from people that you're treating about why they are unvaccinated. is it a lack of access or is it misinformation? >> thanks for having me. it's good to be here. you know, i hear it all. i don't think it's a lack of access, at least in the areas where i've been practicing in the emergency room. i think most of these patients have just been overloaded with information to the point that they can't make an ed

john: -- natasha: i would be surprised if there is that much.ave been some indications that they could do some thinking from the u.s. side on how to shift these things but at the moment, i don't see much opportunity for any concessions or what could be perceived as concessions on the u.s. side. i think they will be looking towards having something big to announce at that face-to-face meeting in october if it happens. shery: we have seen escalating tensions between america's biggest allies in the region like japan and south korea. how much of a hindrance is this when it comes to america pursuing its strategy across east asia? natasha: this is really significant. deputy secretary sherman has been to tokyo, mongolia. there is a feeling in beijing that they are being encircled by u.s. allies. they have been saying that quite regularly in their public statements but this is a growing anti-china circle and that discussion will be difficult to shake in terms of progress. while deputy secretary sherman has been in these places, she has been talking a lo

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natasha, how are folks hoping to turn it around? >> fred, it is all about messaging. reaching out to certain pockets of the community. right now, the state, about one-third of people in alabama have gotten at least one dose. the problem is mostly the younger demographic, folks that are 12 to 29. as far as 18 to 29-year-olds, under a quarter of them are getting vaccinated, getting the first dose. that's why we're at the high school gym where they had a pop up vaccine clinic today. they've had more than 80 people come through today, more than they expected, but it is a real challenge to combat a lot of myths and misinformation floating around there. we talked to the kree of alabama medical services running this clinic today. he says this touched his own family. >> yesterday got a call from my uncle who didn't get the vaccine, guess what, he is in the hospital. i asked him and my family members to take the vaccine, and he hemmed and hawed, decided not to take it now. hopefully he comes out of this hopefully on the good end. >> we talked to a lot of students that came thr

. >> joining me now, phillip buffer, and natasha alford. natasha, the audacity, really.cers while they spout off about patriotism and backing the blue. what is happening here? >> i know, don. i said the same thing. the thought that went through my mind was, they could never. right? it's so easy for them to, you know, sit behind their twitter feeds or sit on their laptop and to talk about champions. but i'm really interested in this attack, this obsession that right-wing media has with black athletes in particular. black public i am thinking of meghan markle with her mental-health concerns. i am thinking of lebron james when he talked about social-justice issues. and i think this actually goes back even further. think of tommy smith and john carlos, you know, with the black power fist at the olympics. and so, it's something about black individuals, in particular, i think, when they speak up for themselves, that the -- the right-wing pundits, they hate it. there is an audacity that -- that they feel that these black figures have, that they shouldn't be so confident. you no

natasha chen. thank you for the update. >>> it's been nearly four weeks since joe biden said the drove no longer controls our lives. it's clear that we are far from where he hoped we would be at this point. >> yeah. with the delta variant ravaging so much of this country, the president has been forced to shift his tone and keep his main focus on covid. >> let's go to cnn's kevin liptac. there's a mix of frustration and exhaustion from the white house. what are you learning about what's happening in the walls? >> reporter: this is a turning point in the pandemic for the president but it's not the turn he wanted to be taking at this point. in august rising cases forcing the president to take ever more action in combatting the virus including steps he had been reluctant to take like requiring federal workers to attest they had been vaccinated and going through these steps. telling the pentagon to mandate the vaccine for military service members. these are things the president had sought to avoid earli

natasha, the unvaccinated, many of them are young. are they the ones who are populating the hospitals there right now? >> amara, that is definitely a concern here in birmingham. we're at a.h. high school where there will be a pop-up clinic today, partnering with health agencies to get the word out there. i spoke with health agencies here in alabama and south carolina yesterday. they tell me they are deeply concerned at the trends they are seeing right now. >> it's coming for us. it's a beast. that's what we're seeing in the hospital. that's why we're nervous. >> reporter: the warning comes from a louisiana doctor, a voice among many, raising the alarm about what is now again a growing number of covid cases in the u.s. the number of can cases are on rise in all 50 states. >> bottom line is that we're dealing with a formidable variant in the delta variant and the extreme vulnerability of people who are not vaccinated, which will account for infections, hospitalizations and ultimately deaths. and so the message, loud and clear, that we n

natasha chen outside atlanta. thanks so much. back now to los angeles and paul vercammen, joined by the director of the medical center. paul, to you. >> reporter: well, as we were speaking, we were talking about a 49-year-old unvaccinated patient who was in the hospital. the doctor was telling us that she up and left this morning. and speaks to the larger situation where people just don't believe that the virus is real. >> that's what she told us. she's like this isn't a real virus, a real disease, there's nothing wrong with me, even though she was on oxygen, signed out against medical advice and left. >> this has to be frustrating for you. are you seeing more unvaccinated patients pour in here still doubting the virus? >> reporter: it is beyond frustrating, everyone that we're seeing, the vast majority of patients are unvaccinated, to men and women, they all say if i knew i would feel this bad, i would have gotten the vaccine. >> reporter: she's the exception. tell us, you have a small amount of so-called break through cases her

first to surfside and natasha live on the scene there. natasha w we heard from the mayor of miami dade and the florida governor a short time ago. what's the latest? >> well, woboris, they found the more people since the demolition. we're told from the mayor the search and rescue efforts r resumed 20 minutes after that demolition. so really fast. they were able to clear the area, give the green light and get back to work. and that's something that the mayor said that the families really appreciated that type of urgency. the mayor of miami dade did say that just to explain how precarious the remaining structure was, it was being held up by a pile of rubble. so this really needed to happen to bring this down in a controlled way instead of letting the storm, perhaps, take it down the wrong way and on top of them. for safety reasons, and to access areas that were close to the remaining structure, this really was necessary, even though it is emotionally difficult to watch, thinking of all those families and the lives they lived in that tower. h

the key, the european officials, is that people remain vigilant. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. angle dash has gone into one. we walked down to stop a surge of cobra. 1900 cases driven by the delta variant. thousands rushed home before the restrictions came into effect. under the measures only emergency services on some export firms can continue to operate trans. your child re has more from docker. most of the businesses are closed except for green grocery mark at the fruit shop pharmaceutical and for that export, our industries are open. government and up is open. but under strict guidelines, a lot of the garments workers yesterday on road city as well as i've got, i've got it protested because they don't have public transportation to go to the factories in. factors have their own buses, but not not everyone. so therefore, the major protests outside dhaka and into the wrong yesterday the states are more or less and empty. you can see all the shutters. it's pretty much closed. we saw a few army military patrol across the city, but very few check funds by t

with impunity, natasha name al jazeera baghdad. the palestinian presidents mahmoud abbas is on a 3 day visit to turkey to meet president or tuan talks or focusing on ways to boost bilateral cooperation and ease the humanitarian situation across the occupied territories. reconciliation efforts between rival palestinian factions and plans to go through a delayed elections role. so high on that agenda. businesses across britain are being effected by an unprecedented shortage of truck drivers. haulage bosses have appealed to the prime minister to personally intervene or face empty supermarket shelves and a supply chain collapse. charlie angela reports the team at toes the seeds has spent the last 5 years. developing a 170 different varieties of leak producing seeds. it will be resistant to disease . they will eventually account the 15 percent of leak for g for delays distribution mean they might now miss their windows for getting into the ground. a shortage of truck drivers is impacting businesses up and down the country. it's going to

under festival rules, only films that are distributed in french theaters are eligible to compete natasha butler reports from con this is what he was seen can films out by netflix. the us streaming giant has produced award winning movies. but because netflix refuses to show its films in french cinemas, it is bought from the fact of all competitions. totally but forms hold any deck any . all platforms are invited to can amazon co producer opening film net and accepted that the film must have a french release in competition. films must be shown in french cinemas. and the day that netflix except this, we will be delighted to have them the route between the film festival and netflix began in 2018. when can change the competition. this is what can organize as want to protect french cinema and the experience of watching a film on the big screen. but the cinema manager says he doesn't regard streaming platforms as a threat of edits. but it's much more in the end of the public, the decides these states everyone has a netflix or amazon subscription, that people still love coming to the cinema. mos

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the hope here though is that they'll find survivors. natasha butler al jazeera. yes, belgium and avenues delegation from the afghan government and the taliban are meeting for negotiations in the country. capital as violence continues to escalation, have gone on both sides of the engage in talks for months in bill. huh. they say the only solution is through dialogue. however, the taliban has taken advantage of the us to withdraw launching several offenses then capturing large parts of the country, osama bin drive, it has more from the toxin don't. as they were concluded of the talks between the taliban and representatives from abundance on the number of issues were discussed, including the release of prison as the listing from united nations list talk. there was talk about amending the constitution and all inclusive government and political roadmap to words piece the taliban. insisting that before the talk there's a discussion about cease fire across the right. it's on the needs to be an inclusive government, which represents all segments of the gun society, not s

stars and some fans of return to the south of france for one of the world's most glamorous events. natasha butler was there for the grand reopening. the sweeping bay, shimmering mediterranean sea, red carpet and of course movie dolls. the cannes film festival is back after one year break because the covey pandemic american director spike lee is the head to the jury. this year at the arrived just before the cost of the opening film and met the excitement was palpable. the annette is one of 24 films in competition for the prestigious palm dual prize, the musical comedy by french american director, los correct dom mario court. yeah. and adam driver is my favorite festival can. i've always before i came here, we looked at it as a marker of great films. the festivals director says it's return is cause for celebration, which are you in january and even february we have no idea if the festival would be possible. because last year we had to concentrate owing to the demick. so it's hugely satisfying to be buying such a pleasure under relief. it's not any the movie industry, i'm fine for the delight

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the prize money, they will undoubtedly leave can, richer inexperience, friendships and memories. natasha butler, i'll just 0. can i get an update on this for those with peter 30. thank you very much. sure. member. another joke of which is on the woman thing to court right now he's taking on canada's dentist shop. all of for a place in the final wedding volume in the temperature batch will be italy's matthew better teeny, the 7 feet became poland. reuben, catch in the 1st semi final on friday that if he got the job done in full states and he becomes the 1st italian to reach a wimbledon, the single final and big cycling news in the last half an hour mar, cavendish has matched it mixes all time stage when record on them through the france, the british writer claimed he's 34 victory on stage 13 if he's for women this year's race and he could still yet so paul smirks, whose record has stood for 46 years. there are 2 more expensive the final week, including the fin, the finale on the show, belief a, which cavendish has won a record 4 times. boxing trilogy. fibers entice inferior de onto wilder

his him, natasha butler, al jazeera. can one of europe's most high profile, far rightly this has gone on trial. so corruption from the austrian vice johnson hines christian, strong pleaded not guilty. the freedom party that is accused of trying to change laws to help a party don't secure public funding for a private hospital strong who was forced to resign back in 2019 campaign finance scandal. that brought down the coalition government on tropical storm elsa is gaining strength and could become a hurricane before making landfall in florida. not complicating such efforts of the size of the collapse department building the miami, the official death toll there has risen to 36 with 4 more bodies found in the rubble. nearly 2 weeks after the building collapsed in the town of south side. more than 100 people are still missing. emergency crews already battling high winds and heavy rain. active search and rescue continue throughout the night, and these teams continue through extremely adverse and challenging conditions through

cnn's natasha chen is in birmingham. natasha, school starts there in just a matter of weeks.? >> reporter: well, fred, it's all about messaging right now. today, we are outside now of a vaccine clinic that happened at parker high school's gym. they just wrapped up. they told me that they actually vaccinated 107 people today. it doesn't sound like a huge number, but it is actually the highest they've had of any of their school-based clinics throughout the summer. now, with these school-based clinics, they probably reached several hundred people in the community, but imagine the school district tells me that in birmingham, they have 10,000 students grades 7 and up. so potentially 10,000 eligible students but only reached several hundred through these clinics. hopefully, some of them have gone to other providers to get the shot but what we're sensing from the health officials especially is that they're seeing a lot of pushback from people who have a lot of questions who are scared of getting the vaccine. we met one mother and daughter today who came and got vaccinated, both of t

a generous dose of glamour and some captivating films, certainly offer some welcome escape, isn't natasha butler al jazeera can. and a quick one to catch up anytime with all the stories recovering on our website. the address for us it out is there a dot com and you can also watches live by clicking on the orange line icon details of the iran uranium metal decision. ah, stories on how to do it. lebanon is treating for international help with a catch, a prime minister, a warning. the country is just days away from a social explosion. the currency, his last about 90 percent of what it was worth in late 2019 medical supplies are being rationed and fights of breaking out of petrol stations. as pumps run dr. how sandy up says global health.