nathan, thank you very much. okay. well, thousands of troops and 5 fighters have joined the search for survivors of a huge mud slide in japan. at least 2 people are confirmed dead and 20 others are missing mud and flood waters tall through the coastal city of a tommy, which is 100 kilometers south west of tokyo. torrential rain has been falling 4 days and more in forecast. i got going off. is anyone out there in treacherous conditions? these rescue work is a searching for survivors. 6 they call out into the darkness, but no one is yelling. those who did make it out alive now gather and shelters. most of them had no time to even grab their belongings before having to leave. mother didn't go get on. when i opened the door, everyone was rushing into the street with a policeman, came up to me and said, what are you doing here? you have to hurry. everyone is evacuating the ground collapsed right next year. so i went out into the rain and in a hurry without changing and with just a back up with the booklet. did it show? this

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alix: nathan, if i am a u.s.at how to invest in china, i'm getting a little freaked out as to what the government continues to do in that perspective. what else can they do? nathan: this review, chairman gensler said he is instructing staff to look at transparency and disclosure. this review is going to take time. it could be up to a year, if not longer to come back. in terms of new ipos coming into the united states, there's probably not going to be a lot happening there. this tit-for-tat between the u.s. and china, and tom mentioned the legislation that requires auditors to file paperwork with the pcaob, you're going to see this intense scrutiny, and in less somebody were to step down or at least alleviate detentions, this is a situation that investors are going to have to live with for the next few years. dani: nathan, how much of this pressure on the sec is coming out of capitol hill? nathan: i think it is agreed to pressure in that republicans and democrats are somewhat on board with this. the legislation pa

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. >> near buffalo, new york, 14-year-old nathan adams is on a mission to serve one lawn at a time >> i thought i could set my goal for 50 veterans lawns. >> reporter: his grandpa was an army veteran and they used to do yard work together that inspired this project. >> he taught me how to make the grass look good. he passed in february. i wanted to do something in his memory when i made my business. >> reporter: mom angel couldn't be prouder. >> we're thankful to the veterans who give us the honor of letting us cut their grass. and it's very emotionally overwhelming, and it makes us feel good to be able to do this. >> reporter: for veterans like ralph, nathan is an inspiration. >> what a future he has in store for him, you know, to have that kindness in his heart and be willing to give up his time. >> reporter: ralph was a sergeant in the marine corps and fought in vietnam and was later a creative arts therapist helping others cope with returning from combat. >> sometimes those things just stay with you in a very bad way and you find yourself deeper and deeper thinking that people don

nathan, thank you very much. okay, well thousands of troops and 55 as have joined the search for survivors of a huge mud slide in japan. at least 2 people confirmed at their and 20 others the missing mud and flood waters tool through the coastal city. the tommy, which is 100 kilometers from tokyo to rental ryan, has been falling for days and more is still full cost. i my car is anyone out there in treacherous conditions. these rescue work is a searching for survivors. 6 they call out into the darkness, but no one is yelling. those who did make it out alive now gather in shelters. most of them had no time to even grab their belongings before having to leave. mother didn't go get on. when i opened the door, everyone was rushing into the street. a policeman came up to me and said, what are you doing here? you have to hurry. everyone is evacuating the ground collapse right next year. so i went out into the rain and in a hurry without changing and with just a back up the booklet with the diction. this is what she was

. >> my grandfather was nathan. >> that is right, the nathan of nathan's famous. jewish immigrant nathan start add humble hot dog stand right here back in 1916. >> he came with no english and just enough money to come to the island. >> german immigrants brought them to the u.s. in the 1800s. nathan gained customers when he decided to drop liz prices to just 5 cents a dog. >> once the depression rolled around is when the business started to take off. you could feed a family of four for under 50 cents. >> pretty soon everyone was coming to connie island for a dog. >> the sidewalk was lined with people pushing in to the counters. the board walk was packed. >> hot dogs became synonymous with american culture. at the cook out, the baseball game and of course that fourth of july tradition that nathan's hot dog eating contest. >> it is hard to say what makes the hot dogs so special. >> it is portable and it is quick. >> high quality meat on a bun. >> but one thing is clear after more than century it is still an american classic. back to you. >>> 5:56 is the time. >> comi

nathan, molly, thank you very much. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. at least 31 people have been killed in a plane crash in the philippines. a military plane missed the runway during landing on the southern island to follow. after the crash, the plane burst into flames. most of the 92 people on board with soldiers at least 50, have been rescued from the wreckage. 2 chinese astronauts have completed their 1st walk with millions, watching on national television for several hours. lube bombing and tang hung bo installed and tested equipment on the outside of china's gong space station that's still under construction. the station is expected to be fully operational by the end of next year and see that after one decade at the head, if a party my pen has been reelected as the leader of france's far right national rally the pen is that to run in the french presidential election next year, there were no other candidates for the leadership position. will work is underway to prepare the

nathan! ( applause ) nathan, what are you doing?an't film yourself at a riot and send it to your mom. save those stories for when she tucks you in at night. ( laughter ) in the videos, entriken filmed the riot and said things like: >> wow, mom. i wish you were here with me. mom, look, i made it to the top. and here comes the riot police, mom. okay, that's a mother-son bond. i'm sorry, i meant bail-bond. but good news nathan. if they convict you, you're getting your own place. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ hope you have a happy ending okay. there you go. next up on the roundup, schenectady man and living embodiment of the term bro, brandon fellows. we've seen some real fashion crimes being committed in the course of rioters committing actual crimes, but fellows stands out as being the only one who wore a giant fake beard made of yarn. i hope the carpet doesn't match the cardigan. fellows was out on bail awaiting trial, until just a few days ago. a judge revoked his bail after fellows' probation officer testified that fellows

cody and nathan. >> that had to be tough, keeping your household going?from bad to worse. bambi started popping painkillers. >> the old story? just gobble them down when you can get them? >> i like how it made me feel. >> bambi was a single mom, hooked on pills and sitting on a piece of land worth a small fortune. diane decided it was time to intervene before say, another whirlwind husband du jour got with of the property. >> when you put it in my name, obviously, it would be protected. >> and so, she signed the deed to a property over to her mom. and then bambi signed over her heart, sending cody and nathan to be raised by their grandparents. she calls it her lowest point. >> i did not know to do, i knew it was the right thing. she wanted to take care of them, she loved those children. >> it was a crushing loss, no question. but bambi agreed at the time that the boys were better off. they loved diane and charlie. >> very loving, did a lot of outdoor stuff, they spoiled us to death. >> nathan, how about you? >> they were the most loving individuals i ever

the nathan's hot dog eating contest. >> 76 nathan's hot dogs. a new world record.. they can do planks to sprints to even walking. a lot of things are change over there. an air force spokesperson said the options are based on scientific and analytic outcomes. they focus on decreasing body fat and enhancing resiliency. >> you can win the nathan's hot dog contest and get right oh to the air force. joey, what was it like when you had to get into the army. joey: i didn't have to get into the army. i got into the marine corps. they wear a pickel suit. very handsome. and you have got to look good in it. i'm the only one that will take this and make it serious. there is a reason why i survived getting blown up and bleeding out of three limbs. it's because i was in good physical condition and my body had what it needed to fuel itself and stay alive. if they have analytics that $say what looks like an easy pt test is as hard as the last one. i know it's an easy pt test. it's not fat shaming to say you need to be in shape. i believe anyone can get in shape. this is a symptom

. >> tonight a nathan bedford bust is finally coming down, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. you've noticed what we've noticed? right in the last few days it seems as though someone somewhere hit a button, all of a sudden we're seeing conservatives coming out to finally state the obvious, covid vaccines are saving lives, they're safe and effective and they are a great with protecting you, your family and your loved ones from covid, and infectious respiratory virus which has already killed more than 600,000 americans, and at various point brought our hospitals and our broader society to its knees. hospitals an>> pleased to covid, i can't say it enough, enough people have died, we don't need any more deaths. >> america, we're in this together. >> and if you can, get the vaccine, more information on vaccine sites visited the vaccine finder. >> you do see about 95 to 98% of people in the hospital for covid are people who aren't vaccinated. and i was ready to get the vaccine, i've always felt like it was safe and effective. >> the shots

again, nathan bedford forest is not some on-the-bubble figure with a complicated legacy. he was one of the most loathed

>> reporter: currently, there is no indication that the vaccines cause infertility, and tonight nathan's wife told us she spoke with her doctor and now she wants the vaccine, too. >> we had no idea. >> reporter: this is william ball. william had a heart attack on june 29. nine days later he contracted covid. today, he is bedridden. aliceia is his wife. how bad has covid ravaged his body? >> extremely bad. he can't get up. he can sit on the side of the bed for a minute and a half, that's it. this is the rock of our family, the love of my life and i'm really scared. >> reporter: william, who has diabetes, is not vaccinated. >> he will get the vaccine when he's out of the hospital. >> reporter: tell me what you were thinking when he said he wants the vaccine. >> he's got to get out to have the hospital first. >> reporter: william got infected when he went to his church pastor's funeral. turned out to be a superspreader event. i called his wife to check on him and she said "it's been such a bad day he hasn't been able to say three words to me." norah. >> o'donnell: david begnaud, just incred

jackson, mississippi. 89% of the hospitalized covid pati ststewide are not vaccinated. 27-year-old nathan is one of them. >> i thought maybe that since i didn't have any underlying conditions that it wasn't as big a risk to me. >> reporter: nathan is married and has a three-year-old. he says he got infected at work. did you have buddies before you got sick that thought the virus was a joke or not a big deal? you know, everybody says it's kind of like a, a cold, but this is a little more than a cold that i got. >> reporter: he says he and his wife were vaccine hesitant because of concerns about infertility, but now he says he wants the vaccine. >> i will be after this as soon as i can. >> reporter: currently, there is no indication that the vaccines cause infertility, and tonight nathan's wife told us she spoke with her doctor and now she wants the vaccine, too. >> we had no idea. >> reporter: this is william ball. william had a heart attack on june 29. nine days later he contracted covid. today, he is bedridden. aliceia is his wife. how badly has covid ravaged his body? >> extremely bad.

and nathan gonzalez, who is already knee deep in the midterm elections handicapping all of these primaryfor you. we're six months ae three days from that insurrection. where do you think the republican party would be today? did you think it would be even trumpier? that's why we are, and i don't think a lot of us thought that on january 7th. >> a lot of us thought that perhaps republicans would wake up, turn the corner, turn the page. a lot of them did seem to make that decision on that day. you pointed out some examples. but it has gotten worse. you think about the 70 house republicans that voted to certify the results, and only 35, about half, voted for a commission to discover the truth and the whole truth on what happened on the 6th of january. senators that voted almost unanimously on the 6th of january, they have also drifted back to trumpism. you get even mccarthy trying to steer the party on climate change and other issues. as soon as one of these trump themes comes up, the election of 2020, immigration, you see republicans snap back. the party should be successful if you look at

it was above that and nathan's it has been it over. frank futurers in world war ii taking on germans we change hot dogs. steve: i think they still are. frank futurers. >> we have talked about crime around the country. and we talked about these little children that are being shot in different country in chicago beginning of the month july 1st there was a 1-year-old car seat with her mom and she was shot. the bullet went through her head. she had emergency surgery. the bullet is still floneld her head. it did not puncture her brain. she is still alive thank goodness after 15 days in the hospital. her mom says chicago is so dangerous that she is taking her little girl out of that city. listen. i love the city but i can't stay here anymore. it is happening everywhere but chicago is the worst. it's the worst. steve: yeah, and what happened to her child where she was still strapped in her car seat, apparently three guys started shooting and it's another one of those cases. we heard about this. this is what happened in washington, d.c. outsid

. >> reporter: nathan jr. is looking forward to start at capri elementary school in the campbell school district. will he have to wear a mask all day long and everywhere? >> right now based on what th cph put out, it will be masks indoors. >> reporter: the district is leaning towards allowing kids to take off their masks outdoors during recess. nathan would like that. >> when i am running with a mask on, it is hard to breathe. >> reporter: his father believes it should be up to families whether their kids should wear a mask. >> i would like to see the schools leave it up to the individuals. >> reporter: the unified school district has 28,000 students deciding to wear masks outdoors and not indoors. the district says that was not an issue in the spring. alum rock school district is in the same position as campbell. it has not decided yet about outdoors. >> reporter: the district will continue to monitor the covid numbers and numbers of hospitalizations, if they start to go up, the democratic may make a change i

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when nathan tia jr. starts fifth grade in the campbell union school district he'll have to wear a mask indoors. >> i wouldn't feel very happy about it. because i'm not old enough to the get the vaccine, and it's kind of hard to breathe with the mask on. >> reporter: but campbell union's dr. shelly montez says they may be allowed to take them off outdoors. >> it acknowledges that local conditions may vary, so it gives some latitude for local conditions for outside to not wear the mask. >> reporter: nathan says he would like that. his father says it should be up to families to make the call on whether they should wear a mask. >> if you think wearing a mask is the best policy for you and yurp family, that's okay. if you feel like maybe you're okay without the mask that's okay, too. i think it should be up to the person. >> reporter: neighboring san jose unified school district with 28,000 students has already decided to require masks indoors but not outdoors. a spokesperson says if a student refuses to wear

why this latest feat at the nathan's famed hot dog eating contest is another one for the record booksthe number of dogs that pushed him over the edge. tested positive for covid. according to kensington palace the duchess is not experiencing any symptoms. middleton has canceled all engagement pss. more for you after the break. is just a little "umph"! upsees, i need upsees. i'm sure this isn't something money can't solve? what the frittata? [ screaming ] oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh! >>> now to new video this morning of a mama bear and her cub doing what many did over the fourth of july weekend. they hit the water. this happened friday at a home in glendale not too far from the los angeles national forest. the bears reportedly stayed for about ten minutes before wandering off. bear sightings aren't unusual in communities near the forest but usually happen at night. >>> this morning, joey chestnut celebrating and probably recovering. >> the pride of vallejo and san jose state the big dog at nathan's annual hot dog eating contest yesterday. joey devoured 76 hot dogs in ten minutes

nathan bed ford forest wasn't dunn yet.confederate was defeated, forest managed to escape justice. he was not imprisoned or executed. he became an early member of the ku klux klan. he was the first and most in courts grand wizard of the kkk. in 1978, 100 years after his death, the tennessee state capitol installed a bust in his honor. the bust, as you might imagine, drew opposition and protest as well as support from, well, the kkk, who are pictured here holding a press conference in front of it in 1980. they, of course, would love to see one of their former members represented in the state capitol, wouldn't they? a lot of people have been trying to get rid of nathan bedford forest's bust ever since it was installed. regular protests have been going on since 2015. tennessee state representative london lamar was part of that fight. earlier this year she told us why removing the bust was so important to her. >> every day i have to walk in to make legislation for all people of tennessee, i have to walk past a klansman before i

nathan all she is with the san jose downtown association and thank you, nathan.ng downtown is back. it kicked off today. tell us what all those foodies can expect. yeah. good afternoon, heather. thank you. this our 14th annual dying downtown week with 26 restaurants participating this year. this year is gonna be a little different than we've extended it to 18 days due to the pandemic, as you alluded to and as we know, for more than a year, businesses have struggled. so our organization along with many others have helped where we can, but this is really an opportunity where our community can come together and support our local restaurants and despite the woes of the pandemic, we've seen some new restaurants popping up like the good spot at kiska scott's charterhouse in check pocket. that's great. so you have some of those who have traditionally taken part, and then some of some new places, adding to the growing list here, talk feels here. absolutely so we are having like i said 26 restaurants participate now that masks can come off for inviting folks to come downt

>> it wouldn't be the fourth of july without the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest.an jose's own joey chestnut devoured 76 hot dogs and buns in ten minutes, one more than his previous record. this is chestnut's 14th title. >>> buster posey takes himself out of -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit. -hi. [chuckles] aww! oh! he's leaving! -nice work, guys! -introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. >>> good morning, everyone, >>> giants fans held their breath when buster posey left the game in arizona. everyone took a deep breath. posey is going to be okay. he is diagnosed with left thumb confusion. patriotic attire, sound, this fourth of july, picking up third inning. diamondbacks, thunder struck. slater, a titanic 467-foot blast. he had a huge one last night too. 3-0. fourth inning. the pitch to cabrera, struck out seven, came within an out of hi

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i think it's a really more when you start talking about luck to nathan children and we have entries, and people are asking africa, max nathan, i do understand that when you have investment, you have a huge investment in time and money when you are a company. but they think that what they are afraid goal is to set a precedent. that's what they are afraid. they think that by sitting this precedent, they will open up the door and maybe more cases like that will become in the 2nd thing. they don't want to share the technology for one reason because they are afraid this may be, competitors will be there will be creating competitors. actually if they think that we don't have a know. so what is the problem? i don't see any problem. we could just, let's left the wave wave the, the protection and let this country try to do it. but i think they are not doing it because they want to keep the rest of the be afraid, all that there will be creating more competitors in the future. i'm not sitting up a precedent for this kind of approach. it's paul isn't the argument that the bio biotech companies m

and of course, we are interested about nathan reputation. we are, we are of strong military alliance. we know that sometimes our actions are inactions also having an impact. i'm not concerned to, to, to, to, to tell you the whole truth that our reputation as an alliance will be diminished by this. we've been sitting for 20 years. there's no other similar situation. when a global alliance around the nations, from all the content has not only nato countries, we have come to the help of all american friends and allies. alright, my is my question, my question mr. joiner. was what you thought ukraine might make of all this, considering that they're also in receipt of very nice words and promises from nature like nato support for ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity is unwavering. when in practical terms, that's actually meaningless, isn't it? because nathan can do nothing to prevent ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity being violated. wholesale by russia, as it has been since 2014. so then, but the nice word is not that you want

nathan allow, in front of you is most appro democracy activist is a fugitive from the law of hong kong that beijing government has always been trying to mammy troublemaker fall in fact, her or anything that they could hundreds my reputation. of course, how can you individually, but they are also trying to describe the whole movement. who's even in london, i still do, rather the cautious about my safety. we all understand how extensive china reach could be thought being living. it's chris live and trying to be protecting myself beneficial phone calls like the shop. my fisher is definitely great, but in the long term future for me as an effort, i'm not main titled to lose hope. my duties to and how people and campaigns, all of our fellows not to give up after almost 25 years of shipping and then hacking away at hong kong freedoms and autonomy. beijing has left the hands off approach behind the pandemic proved a useful pretext to clear demonstrators from the streets. the new national security law has made it much harder for them to return. but the fight for hong kong is not over as lead t

to nathan, you thank you for having any on the show today. my name is brandy lauren. i am a journalist, specializing in indigenous stories. i'm from the show 1st nation and of cree required french background. my grandmother is a survivor of the residential school system and i tell these stories of survival to international national audience. and i have a welcome to the stream. introduce yourself and also tell us what is your connection to residential schools in canada. but what to charlie angus mission, because i am charlie angus, the member of parliament for the vast northern canadian region of timmins, james bay. i am not indigenous, but i have spent years working with the survivors are one of the most evil institutions in memory. the st. anne's residential school and the damage at that school did that. we're still fighting for justice in the communities. i represent the fight for children to clean water, proper schools, the suicide crisis that we see. so much of the damage that was done. this is not ancient history, this is ongoing trauma caused by these crimes. an

so nathan was born with a you're going to laughter. morality does he can you? i'm went on and nathan passed the age when he should have started talking and sitting out. he didn't either. denise marino and her husband became increasingly worried. they filmed their son, natalie to document his delayed development as evidence to doctors, an abnormally common child. he did not smile, lacked muscle tone, and exhibited signs of language delay and relationship disorders. and i was told he wasn't too late developer. it was a disorder. with the natal suffers from severe neurological shaquilla, marine mac can embarked on an extensive investigation into the side effects of the drug gap. a keen, eventually becoming a whistleblower, and filing a complaint against a no fee. in a bid to have the company's responsibility recognized. she's created an advocacy group with thousands of victims in france and switzerland. several individual lawsuits and a class action are currently underway against tennessee. the firm is under investigation for aggravated deceit and accidental injur

and then also i also spoke to nathan law, a former protest leader and democracy activist who was forced to flee hong kong going tax out in london because the authorities back home were going out of their way to silence in little i thought to the idea of this for museum, during the 20th anniversary of the 10 square mascot. because in china, everyone is being told a lie about $9089.00 is a complete black out of $89.00 history. so we want the truth to come out. the april 15th 1989. the previous general secretary of the congress body, we all die and he was a very popular reform. and so i problem a lot of food in my to go and more in depth. and then the morning begins to turn into the mind for anti corruption legally. for democracy and soon began to come out on law to occupy the way a button on the audio regina condemn demonstrates the student as an to revolutionary i. and then they decided standing on me and frank donald to today no official rec, calling them off. how many people are dying in 9089 square? no one knows me and the congress body is, of course, trying to suppress all informatio

— thatis office, nathan vanderbilt — that is our own head designer. what we already have. we don't need to produce any more. talk us through the process. we have a team around the world that collects plastics from waterways, rivers, the ocean, and we send the plastic bottles out to certified partners, where they transform this waste into pellets. the pellets will then be made into materials we can make the clothes from. do you think you will impact others in the fashion industry, because the fashion industry is a big polluter, isn't it? tt a big polluter, isn't it? it is, a big polluter, isn't it? tit is, because plastic is almost everywhere. whatever you are wearing, plastic is everywhere, and unfortunately it will be everywhere for a long time. shall everywhere for a long time. all riuht. everywhere for a long time. all right. sorry to interrupt you, but we are out of time. this is unfortunate, but thank you for joining us, and thank you to your company. have a good day, see you soon. we're still in the middle of this heatwave, or actually just past

activity, nathan encroachment towards russia's borders as well as the development of sophisticated more sophisticated offensive happening there is also a point about russian national security being threatened by exercise exercise carried out by native states with, with regard to the use of nuclear weapons. but those are, those are traditional threats. that's much more in the threats. potentially, the threats that are already emerging, such as the inflammation and psychological attacks on russia other than the political pressure, the military pressure, the economic pressure. there is an effort on the way to sort of the stabilize russia according to this report, from within and from, without, from outside, by destructive actors who are seeking to harmless, you know, public anger with, because of because of the hardships that russians face. for example, because of the pandemic, the economic was that, that is caused and some acts as the seeking to use that i get to do directed against the russian state. at the same time, the reports obviously recognizes that there is a need for social justi

i also spoke to nathan law, a former protest leader and democracy activist who was forced to flee hong kong, going to excel in london because the authorities back home were going out of their way to silence in all. i thought to the idea of this joyful museum during the 20th anniversary of the 10 square mascot. because in china, everyone is being told a lie. about $989.00 is a complete black out of $89.00 history. so we want the truth to come out. the april 15th 1989, the previous general secretary of the communist party. we all die and he was a very popular reformers. and so i problem a lot of students to go and mourn them. and then the morning begins to turn into a demand for anti corruption reform. the proceed. and the student began to come out on last to occupy the attendance way. but the com, the audio regime, calling them demonstrate the student as and to revolutionary i . and then they decide, standing on me and frank donald do today. they are no official rec calling of how many people are di, 9089. it was way no one knows me and the congress money is of course trying to press or

look at more and i from nathan law. he's a former hong kong politician and bruce and what chrissy activists. joyce's by skype from london. we're grateful to have you with us here on al jazeera and they from law. this individual drove a motorcycle into a group of police officers. why shouldn't he be charged and punished for that? well, definitely. i think we should have carried the concept of whether he's being prosecuted under what we have the criminal ordinance or the national security law. if we look back to he's, protect and the crimes he's being charged was which, which is all which are under the national security law. and we could see this is that really going the wrong direction of for him. his rights to jewelry, try always denied which everyone on the high court upper court to enjoy. and also he is being trialed by hand picked metro security to judge which i believe that the that the, the reasons why that from them pick them is because they can get a for that to go from one's political interest. so i think these

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and nathan draw down began the taliban says it briefly took control of color. now in both of these, for the 1st time since 2001, i've kind of stand ministry of defense as its forces killed more than 2000, taught on finances this week, yet still losing significant territory. charlotte balance reports the taliban fighters rolling through color. you know, the capital of the province in north western afghan stone, they claim to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdrawals again, was beg, decent governess, his government forces pushed the fighters out of the city. although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued these telephone fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. beyond governor had this message for africans with a woman. i want to assure out people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here and defending the city of color in on the enemy who has engaged with us in some parts of the city, is facing resistance and also facing a lot o

nathan manor. it's been a week since i was supposed to get my 2nd dose. i have no clue what's going on. i don't know why they didn't do everything right. why can't they do it right for once? the same thing with transplants for years without a transplant for all patients like me or in the hands of god, i need $42.02 pay for medications and my pension is $1.00, and i need to have 2 jobs. hello. hey ben, it's really struggling with us sanctions and an economic crisis that is impacting its ability to fight against the disease, the south american nation. it's part of the cova system, which is a collaborative effort designed to help countries like venezuela get access to axioms. but that's proving to be a challenge. so far, it has only received around $3500000.00 doses from china and russia. and the countries currently testing thousands of dollars of vaccines from cuba. 2 months ago. cool, that's announced payments made to the system by venezuela had been blocked by the swiss bank u b f. even though the bite and registration said all related golwood purchases w

dan nathan, don't want to make too much of this move. know if anybody cared about fleets they just dumped it, they have a predilection to dumping fleets as we say. any take on twtr >> yeah, i think the company is developing products at a speed which a lot of investors for years and years wished they were and they're doing it in the fact that they dump one that people didn't like and didn't use makes sense. you know why they're making space on your scarce screen for something that will work well which is twitter spaces so they're moving very fast and i think they're really listening to users right here and that is going to be a good thing for them to better monetize the users. so i think the stock had a big run and got hit last quarter, down to $50 and up here to $70 and i suspect is comes in again before earnings. i don't think you buy it for the earnings right here. maybe there is a surprise. maybe there is a surprise on ad growth but the stock has had a big run in a short period of time. >> and tim, you can't kill them for killing flee

nathan's famous hot dogs and buns, misha! school. oh, this is less goes first.y hot dog eating contest victory. that's about 20 more hot dogs in the yeah. what what's all i can handle? congratulations to bet. all right. two men from the east bay are trying to also break a record of 50 year old record. not for eating hot dogs, but rather for being on a teeter totter 1971 when chuck walker was just 18 years old, he read about two hamburger shop workers in southern california who said a teeter totter world record. they spent 168 consecutive hours on that teeter totter. while walker and his buddy beat that record a month later in sacramento after spending 216 hours on their own teeter totter. that record has held for about five decades, but now walker wants to break his own. record he and his friend mike hart, short, are now three days into the venture at toto santos parking conquer, but this time the teeter totter experience is a little different. last time i would dance on it and bounce around and. do exercises and now when i get off the daughter, i can hardly sta

nathan, thank you very much. ok. well, thousands of troops and firefighters have joined the search for survivors of a huge mud slide in japan. at least 2 people confirmed dead and 20 others. the missing mud and flood waters tore through the coastal city of a tommy, which is 100 kilometers from tokyo. torrential rain has been falling for days, and more is still full cost. i is anyone out there in treacherous conditions? these rescue work is a searching for survivors. 6 they call out into the darkness, but no one is going back. those who did make it out alive now gather in shelters. most of them had no time to even grub their belongings before having to leave. mother didn't go. when i opened the door, everyone was rushing into the street with a policeman, came up to me and said, what are you doing here? you have to hurry. everyone is evacuating the ground collapse right next year. so i went out into the rain and in a hurry without changing and with just a back up the booklet with the diction. this is what she was fleei

host: onto nathan in connecticut, democrats line. hello there.aller: thank you for taking my call. i did not like that last comment, and i didn't like tiny's comment linking biden with wuhan. i don't think there's any evidence at all of that. the reason i'm calling, bill, is that the less time you were on comey you were called by a woman named diane from new york. you will remember because she was specifically complement to reach you you, being very evenhanded. she was very heartbroken about the condition of the country and the condition of the news media. the days of walter cronkite and peter jennings are gone because of the nature of 24-hour news and the loss of the interest in entertainment -- and the interest of the public in entertainment. i felt diane was a very caring person who represents a lot of people out there. i don't want her to feel lonely about that. i think that washington journal represents the finest in programming, because all of the hosts -- steve, yourself, greta, pedro -- are just so well-trained. not to react and to let th

so nathan was born with your genital after morality. does he? i went on and nathan passed the age when he should have started talking and sitting out. he didn't either to marine mantell and her husband became increasingly worried. they filmed their son the time to document his delayed development as evidence to doctors, an abnormally com child. he did not smile, lacked muscle tone, and exhibited signs of language, delay and relationship disorders. and i was told he wasn't in a developer. it was a disorder. natal suffers from severe neurological shaquilla marine mouse embarked on an extensive investigation into the side effects of the drug. deborah keen, eventually becoming a whistleblower, and filing a complaint against no fee in a bid to have the company's responsibility recognized. she's created an advocacy group with thousands of victims in france and switzerland. several individual law suits and a class action are currently underway against tennessee. the firm is under investigation for aggravated deceit and accidental injuries. city was he