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i'm quite sure i offer no useful answers but i was very impressed. it is my pleasure to be here and or mislead humbling to see so many friends gathered here to appreciate what it has done for me since i was an undergraduate and what it has done for so many people like me who have looked for substance and community to try to make their way through and often hostile culture to be connected to the ideas that are central to us as americans. we were talking about how energetic isi is and how great the publications are. this is a high watermark for isi. also thank you for this extraordinary honor. especially given the other fantastic books you might have chosen this past year, even among those finalists. i can tell you having read them they are all better than my book. [laughter] i am not ashamed to say so. i am grateful to whatever clerical error has landed me here rather than those authors progression of satan very insanity because to me i always find those serial bouts of insanity what has added up to the life of our culture the last few decades. i thou

offered to refugees coming overfrom afghanistan. now for the home office to answer about what steps were ta ken to the home office to answer about what steps were taken to make sure the safety here for vulnerable families, whether this was suitable for children, especially after there has been months of criticism of the home office for substandard accommodation, people have said, for asylum seekers and refugees, who have been housed in barracks and holiday hotels elsewhere. judith moritz, thanks forjoining us. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has rejected calls to resign, after being accused of a "catastrophic failure ofjudgment" in his handling of the afghan crisis. he's been criticised by opposition parties, after it was reported that he failed to follow advice while on holiday, to call his afghan counterpart last friday, to discuss evacuations. the defence secretary, ben wallace, says such a phone call wouldn't have made any difference. our political correspondent ben wright reports. a potentially life—saving flight as the re

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he fled to newbern to offer his services to the union army. his account shows the ways that refugees were already exposed to military operations behind enemy lines an experience he employed in his own efforts to prepare for service. union officers hired him as a servant. although he offered intelligence in military assistance, they distrusted him and suspected he was a confederate spy. singleton was soon given an opportunity to demonstrate his loyalty. union soldiers caught a young confederate major from the 1st north carolina cavalry and asked singleton to identify the prison's identity. singleton proceeded to furnish officers with further information about the location of the unit. based upon this intelligence, singleton participated in an attack on kingston on horseback as a guide. he approached the confederates unarmed and the skirmish resulted in the injury of his horse. he informed one colonel that i would not fight any more unless i was prepared to defend myself. prior to the war, african-american men in slave holding states were not pe

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the ride—hailing app bolt will be offering free ride credits to vaccination centres. people who getjabbed, though how exactly these schemes will work has yet to be revealed. but it is a carrot—and—stick approach. cheering ministers have warned that they will introduce covid passports in certain places from september, meaning those who have not been vaccinated won't be able to get into nightclubs. asking festival—goers to show proof of their covid status is being used at this weekend's camp bestival music event in dorset. you know, we've got very stringent measures here — double—vaccination proof or lateral flow negative test for people over the age of 11, more sanitation, really great compostable toilets with a lot more air space in them, things being wiped down, hand sanitiser. the uk isn't the first to try new incentives. in the us, the governor of newjersey launched shot and a beer in may, offering a free drink to those over 21 getting vaccinated. and in colorado, some vaccination sites are giving out $100 supermarket gift cards to the jabbed. if i can get it, y'al

we are not in a position to offer an aggregate figure because we are putting forward offers to individuals who may be interested in relocating. in some cases, they may opt not to come to the airport. they may opt not to be relocated for whatever reason. >> when you pulled people out of different countries during covid -- mr. price: we are talking about a different universe here. we are talking about american citizens, third country nationals, afghan nationals. >> we are asking about american citizens. you know how many americans have asked to get out. i can to tell us? -- why can't you tell us? if you making these the us tales -- making these deals, is that going to make this a longer process, it is this going to extend this mission further? mr. price: the president has spoken about this, you heard from the pentagon as well. we are going to do as much as we can for as long as we can. we are going to bring home all the americans who wish to come home. i cannot put a firm number on it for you right now, but we have that commitment to the american people. >> the president also said we will br

. >> we're here to offer some love my hair to offer prayer. we're here to just offer them whatever they need right now. we just want to support them and just help them in whatever we can. >> in the east bay a somber we can deliver more after 6 high school students are involved in a car accident friday night. one was kill. other 5 still fighting for their lives. investigators say the teens were in a truck that plunged hundreds of feet off of embankment. a little more community came together to pray for the victims and remember the student who was killed on force. amanda hari was there. >> hundreds of people gathered together to support one another after an unthinkable tragedy region seeking mercy through all of this 6 livermore high schoolers were involved in a crash friday night. >> one was killed in the accident. superintendent kelly bowers sent out this message to the community no words can express our collective sadness and grief at this tragic news. our hearts go out to this young man's loved ones and our entire school community. we are al

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singleton's account of this experience, offers an important perspective on the war. where is most recent scholarship look at northern black soldiers which were free and educated black men. these were not. at the outset of the war, he became a man servant and was listed at the confederate army. the reason i was anxious to go with -- is because i needed to learn how to drill. and i learned how to do it. he remained with, until they drove. his account show the ways that refugees were already exposed to military operations behind enemy lines. and experience he employed in his own efforts to prepare for service. when he arrived in new bern however, union officers hired an as a servant. so he offered intelligence and military desert assistance, they thought he was a confederate spy and mistrusted him. singleton was given a opportunity to show his loyalty. they had caught a young major, from the first calgary and asked singleton to identify the persons identity. he continued to furnish officers with further information about the union. based upon this intelligence, singleto

isabel will offer rides to vaccination centres. —— uber.as well, so it could become a widespread but the details are not entirely are there, as is the question when the vouchers will actually come into place. but you would think these are technical companies that will be able to get it up and running very quickly. the? it up and running very quickly. they are u- it up and running very quickly. they are up against _ it up and running very quickly. they are up against it — it up and running very quickly. they are up against it because they want to push up the vaccination numbers ijy to push up the vaccination numbers by the deadline of autumn, but that could be the perfect start with so much happening then.— much happening then. there is concern about _ much happening then. there is concern about the _ much happening then. there is concern about the take - much happening then. there isj concern about the take amount much happening then. there is i concern about the take amount of young people, it compares favourably to other countries but you

uncle vio offers a way into fraud.erested, don't hesitate to message us today �*at uncle vio for more information.�* his marketing might be professional and modern — but this is old fashioned crime. as his victims know only too well. sending out fraudulent text messages like the one that tricked emmeline is known as spamming. we wanted to find out how easy it would be to become a spammer ourselves. uncle vio was ready to help. he's been advertising on snapchat for people to work with him. and he's easily reached through the messaging app telegram. he got back to us immediately. it cost £100 in bitcoin to buy our way in. he explained that he was offering a fake website for spamming phone numbers — or leads. for £15 more, he said he would spam 4000 leads on our behalf. i've never met uncle vio, but thanks to a couple of apps on my phone and £115, i could have tried to defraud thousands of people. obviously, i couldn't take part in the fraud, so i didn't take him up on the offer. instead, i asked if we could supply some n

it is worth offering a bit of context there. i think, as you know, nick, whether the country is france or afghanistan, the state department does not track the movement of american citizens. reporter: i'm not asking about american citizens. i'm asking about the broader universe of afghans who would potentially come out. the president said in an interview with abc a couple days ago -- he put the number at no more than 65,000 people. there was a statement today from what -- from an advocacy group it said the u.s. should consider airlifting out about 200,000 people. there are some estimates there may be as many as five under thousand people who need to come out. we know the president has a number in his head of 65,000 people for that broad universe not talking about american citizens. does the state department have a number when it looks at the overall capacity that it can get out, but how many people may want to come out? spokesperson price: again, the overall number will defend -- will depend on a few factors. it will depend on th

so as i said before and in others have said as well i hope the majority leader will offer ample time and opportunities for members on both sides of the aisle to debate and amend this legislation. robust amendment process is essential. >> the senate will suspend. the senate will come to order. members and staff please take a conversations off the senate floor. senator from texas. >> over the last few days i've been working with colleagues ono both sides of the aisle to identify new pay-fors that could be adopted as amendments. we've come up with some i think promising ideas and out these amendments can receive a vote on the senate floor this week. for example, i have worked with senator padilla, the senator from california, to offer one by percy amendment to find infrastructure projects in communities across the country without increasing the debt. our amendment would simply give the state anden local governmens the flexibility to use unspent covid-19 funding on infrastructure projects here it would eliminate the sunset on the use of the signs and it would take the guardrails off that

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if both vaccines are offering good - vaccines are offering good protection against the delta variant,severe disease. that is very important to emphasise. there still is breakthrough infection in the proportion of people, even if they have been doubly vaccinated. the question about brewster's is a contentious one. we really need specific studies on the effect of boosters. those studies are ongoing. we should not prejudge those. everyone is very keen that if we do have surplus vaccines, that they are not necessarily used in this country but might be sent overseas to be used in people who are in desperate need of vaccination. essen used in people who are in desperate need of vaccination.— need of vaccination. even if antibody — need of vaccination. even if antibody levels _ need of vaccination. even if antibody levels have - need of vaccination. even if i antibody levels have reduced need of vaccination. even if - antibody levels have reduced and the vaccinations are still actually offering a goodly deal of protection, and you are not seen, for example, an increase in hospitalisation, se

it was scammers pretending to offer me a phone contract.etails, is that right? yeah. what details would you need? so we will need like the sort code and the account number. we'll also take the card number and the security code for taking the first payment of £29. i should probably let you know that i'm actually a bbc reporter for panorama. it's pretty obvious that you're trying to scam me, how can you do that? it's only like to give you a contract. it's clearly not though. any normal provider... go to hell with your cvv passcode. hangs up. uncle vio appears to be running a sort of criminal enterprise. but we haven't been able to identify him. after we wrote to uncle vio on social media, he phoned us, using his alias. he said he doesn't actually commit fraud himself but has people working for him. when asked about defrauding emmeline he said, "that was one of my boys. that wasn't even me." after we wrote to snapchat, uncle vio's account was closed for violating community guidelines. criminals like uncle vio used to hide on the dark web, but

crypto offers ability. if you do it right, to convert between multiple policies and use variants, they're are different from watching, that is a major risk to u.s. law enforcement. >> i agree. i do think we are trying to find other tools. >> i agree with the advice, the u.s. central bank digital currency needs to be bulletproof. to use very muscular regulatory strategies to tamp down the use of cryptocurrencies, the more difficult it is for what they can convert it into. every effort can be made. it is just a question of how muscular really we can reduce its use. >> i would just add, my predecessor said one of the benefits which we can learn, the actual difficulty in building on a broad base. architecture issues, we have been working on some of that architecture. i think there are advantages. to make the system more resilient. which is been hacked numerous times. >> thank you, mad chairman. i look forward to working with you. >> thanks very much for holding this hearing on the future of u.s. dollars. if we

i think my offer is very fair. i think my offer is well thought-out.hout me, you're gonna stay a $2-million company until he's 60. >> this is something i would really have to think about. >> that's a real check, by the way. >> i--i see that. >> [laughs] >> i--[sighs]--i-i have to think about it a little bit. >> well, let me step out, so you guys can talk not in front of me, okay? >> okay. okay. >> are we willing to take this right now? >> i didn't expect marcus to make an offer so soon. >> there's no doubt taking this deal will excel the company. >> it's a very high percentage. >> learning doesn't come free. >> listen, with the life that you don't know what's around the corner, i say go for it. >> i don't think you--either of you can convince me. >> you're not gonna lose. >> no, i can't, lori. i don't think so. >> i think my father's at the point where he's comfortable. he's not hungry anymore, and there's a lot of people here that are. i think we can bring it to the next level. i know we can bring it to the next level. the fact of the matter is, the c

are set to be offered a covid vaccine. the new policy effects 1.4 million teenagers, and experts say the roll—out will start in a matter of weeks. vaccination of children and young people can bring benefits to people such as adults and including parents and grandparents, but at the forefront is the health and benefits to children and young people themselves. the only vaccine currently approved for those under 18 in the uk is the one made by pfizer—biontech. when i heard the news, i was, like, really excited. it's made me really happy. punching the air, we were in the car, so she wasjust like "yes". we'll have details of the new plan, which has no detail yet, on the timing of a second jab. also today, a record—breaking performance by team gb in tokyo. hannah mills and eilidh mcintyre win gold in the sailing. hannah is now the most successful female olympic sailor of all time. it's been one of the hardest weeks of my life, i'm sure for eilidh as well, just every day, feeling sick, not being able to eat, just nerves building

so we offered these essays to offer, to establish the fact that 1776 is the birthday of america and the values of the founders have been the foundation upon which blacks were able to survive slavery and discrimination. the foundation of the family, faith and attitude of self-determination. so, we felt that it was important for this book to be written to give an alternative vision to america about we should never be defined by slavery or jim crow. we were more than that. let me read the title again. red, white and black rescuing american history from revisionists and race hustlers. what is red, white and black supposed to signify? >> it signifies thatte black americans are a part of this nation. that we are not some species set apart and therefore, we claim this heritage. my father was a veteran of the first world war and died of war related wounds. so it signifies an integral part of the nation and deserve to be so but we also know that there have been people who have profited off of racial grievance. i left the civil rights movement invi the 60s because i believed a lot of those did no

. >> reporter: they will offer learning on a case-by-case basis. it is based on the number of children physically in classrooms. making the persuasion campaign critical. tony dillworth had not reenrolled her 6-year-old son until a teacher showed up at her door. >> do you have any hesitation amid the delta variant about ?> him to have the one-on-one with the teacher. >> reporter: with covid cases rising, children under the age of 12 not eligible for the vaccine, and reports of more young people becoming seriously ill, parents are again questioning in-person learning. >>> should we be talking them into coming back into the classroom at all? >> so, we know that it was a disservice to have students out of the classroom not learning. our job is to make sure that our campuses are safe. >> reporter: superintendent pedro martinez says overall virtual students suffered a drop in academic performance. >> as cases are rising, if we had the trust of the families, if we had that relationship, we will eventually bring them in. >> reporter: 97% of the district's

some love my hair to offer prayer.e just want to support them and just help them in whatever we can. >> back here at home. it was a somber day in livermore after the superintendent of schools there announced 6 high school students were involved in a car accident friday night. one was killed. the other 5 still fighting for their lives. investigators say the teens were in a truck that plunged hundreds of feet off an embankment just hours later, hundreds in the community attended a vigil to pray for those victims while remembering the student who was killed kron four's amanda hari was there. >> hundreds of people gathered together to support one another after an unthinkable tragedy region seeking mercy to all of this 6 livermore high schoolers were involved in a crash friday night. >> one was killed in the accident. superintendent kelly bowers sent out this message to the community no words can express our collective sadness and grief at this tragic news. our hearts go out to this young man's loved ones and our entire sch

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>> we are not offering a testing option, and it's because safety is our number one priority at united airlines, and we don't compromise on safety and it's clear the data, the evidence is unequivocal that getting vaccinated is what is safest for each individual and safest for their coworkers. and because of that, we're going to require everyone to be vaccinated if they work at united airlines >> how long has this been under consideration, and what was the tipping point here >> we've been thinking about it and talking about it with our employees for a long time the tipping point for me was seeing the statistics that 97% of the people in the hospital are unvaccinated, and over 99% of the deaths are amongst the unvaccinated that implies that it's about 300 times more likely to die if you're unvaccinated than vaccinated. once you have that statistic in your mind, at least for me as a leader, there is simply no choice but to do the right thing for safety >> if the goal is overall safety, has there been any consideration about extending a requirement like this to passengers, that you're not

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native cdfi's offer credit grounded -- offer grounded credit solutions. the pilot that was just mentioned involving two native cdfi's and the usda in south dakota has shown the power of connecting community-based lenders and federally based resources. the federal government can create, normalize and complementary interagency lending processes in indian country. we recommend that federal agencies and governments and enterprises work with representatives who handle government, lenders, developers and nonprofits to find solutions and provide guidance for housing in indian country. third, unapproved title process on trust land with support housing development and tribal sovereignty. the harp act of 2012 krieger process for tribes to assume additional control trust land management. sufficient funding is not available for the act itself to fund the administered capacity necessary for taking over trust land management from the bia. that cost is simply too high for many tribes. finally, data on native americans in indian country programs should be improved. with

israel has already started offering _ had hoped.jabsl had hoped. israel has already i started offering boosterjabs to had hoped. israel has already - started offering boosterjabs to the most vulnerable after its government became worried that the pfizerjab wasn't dampening down transmission quite as much as hoped. the findings of this latest study will have to be weighed up by government advisers here, before they decide if the uk should follow suit. naomi grimley, bbc news. one week on from the fatal shootings in plymouth, the inquests into deaths of the five victims and the gunman have opened. our correspondent sarah ransome is in plymouth. tell us about the hearing? it was a very short hearing this morning, victoria. the coroner, ian arrow, heard from the senior investigating officer in this case, detective inspector steve hambly. he told the court that shortly before maxine davison, the government's mother, was shot, there'd been an argument between the pair. he then went on to tell the court that actually jake davison then went

this is the second day the third doses have been offered. for jeffrey dahl, the third dose is offering piece of mind to him and his wife. >> because i had a transplant and i am taking immuno suppressants, i feel i need the shot to keep myself safe. >> it gives a lot of people piece of mind, and i think it's comforting. >> a third dose is only being offered with compromised immune systems, and like mr. dahl people will have to attest to their condition before getting that shot. >>> stanford now requiring regular covid testing for all students. weekly test will be a must regardless of vaccination status. university also says if a student develops symptoms they will have to be tested immediately and complete a health check. since march of 2020, the university recorded a total of 261 positive tests among the students. >>> it's back to the classroom for students in san francisco tomorrow. all campuses in the city will be open in the san francisco unified school district. employees must be fully vaccinated started september 7th or face weekly test

there has been demand with the xiaomi offering and this offering from global and domestic bond buyersthey need the money right now. shery: stephen engle. marvin loh is still with us. how do you protect your portfolio against china uncertainty given how big the country is in terms of waiting -- wading in industries? marvin: it makes her a difficult environment to ultimately overweight holdings. one of the challenges i have is that the risk that we are trying to assess here is somewhat -- you cannot analyze it. just get to the end result of what chinese government is really trying to do here. ultimately, the adversarial relationship which seems to be developing even though we have a change in administrations is ill out there. with all of the uncertainty that we mentioned in the first part of our discussion, around the delta variant and around the global growth issues that are starting to emerge out here, chinese stocks are ultimately taking a lower ranking and how to approach that. shery: what would be better opportunities around the region if you wanted that tech play? marvin: certainl

you're watching kron. 4 news with offer, just some love to offer a prayer. >> we're here to just offer them whatever they need right now. we just want to support them and just help them in whatever we can. >> now at 10, a somber day livermore after the superintendent of schools announced that 6 high school students were involved in a deadly crash on friday night. one has died. 5 others are fighting for their lives tonight. thank you so much for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 10 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman. i'm jonathan mccall. investigators say that crash happened overnight. the teens inside of a truck. >> that somehow plunged hundreds of feet off of an embankment hours after that horrific scene, hundreds of folks in the livermore community coming together to attend that vigil while remembering the students injured and also the one lone one killed kron four's amanda hari was there tonight. >> the community is devastated. people told me that hearing this news this morning. was heartbreaking, but there was still a lot of luck on that football fields. >> hundreds of peop

>> they are offering different course offerings, and, you know, the arc population is primarily i.d.d. adults, and so those courses do require, you know, sometimes students will need to take the class six or seven times before they're able to, you know, retain that information, so it is slower paced, and it meets clients where they're at. so we wanted to assure, you know, that we reach a diverse population of disabled adult. >> okay. is there any coordination between the two populations or is there two different populations and there's no concern that there's duplication of services? >> there's no concern of duplication of services. we're trying to reach a wide population? san francisco. >> okay. >> and commissioner bittner, did you have a question? >> i just wanted to say that this is wonderful that we're doing this. people with i.d.d. often have kind of or get lost in the mix. and it's really good, but i think the independent living center is really good, but the arc has more targeted education and peer mentorship, and i just really want to commend the arc for doing this, and the pe

let me offer a bit of context. the course of this program, the u.s. has re-settled, brought to their new lives more than 75 thousand afghans who have in various ways, assisted the u.s. government over the years. special immigrant visa program provides as it was initially conceived, a visa to the u.s.. when this administration recognized that the security situation was becoming quickly evolving, we launched an operation. this was something. not something that was envisioned in any of the programs, including the one in afghanistan and iraq. that is a gargantuan, u.s. effort to not only grant visas to the special immigrants but to bring them to the united states with a massive airlift operation. it has been through that operation that 2000 afghans have been able to reach the united states. most of them have been able to start their new lives through resettlement agencies. it was a month or so ago. we recognized the need couldvul. that is why we initiated a priority two refugee status program that went beyond the statutory definitions of who could apply f

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