that pole was by far the worst pole i have ever seen on the inside.s why i'm really scared. we've got poles in a mid-life crisis and no plan. >> reporter: pg&e hasn't said how long it expects the thousands of inspections will take. jaxson vander beckon, nbc bay area news. >>> two of america's newest golden girls back in the usa after dominating in the olympics. we'll check in with alex klineman, next. it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere... all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.99 a month. or, ask how to get a prepaid card with other internet offers. call today. >>> the a-team is taking over new york city. >> we're talking about alix klineman and april ross. they're still celebratin

host: this 25,000 pound total pole arrived in d.c. earlier this week. joining us to talk about the purpose of the total pole coming to d.c. and native american issues is fawn sharp, the president of the national council of american indians. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. i am happy to be here. host: can we start a little bit about your organization? what do you do? guest: the national congress of american indians is the oldest and largest national organizations of sovereign nations in this country, founded in 1944. we are very active in staging and advancing native americans. host: can you describe the red road to d.c.? guest: the red road to d.c. began on the west coast and traveled across the country raising awareness that we must all, not just native americans, but all across the country protect sacred sites. it was a call to action and unify the country and raise awareness about the state of emergency regarding our sacred sites and the environment. host: we showed the total pole that has been traveling across the united states in a wash

secondly, my memory is quite clear, in fact, as good as reverend poling's because reverend poling statetd took places in 1950 and it's only in the last two months that it came forward it happened in 1947. thirdly, i never discussed this with the cardinal, i've never spoken to the cardinal. i spoke to someone who said there was a good deal of concern because the location of the chapel and because no service would ever be held in it because it was located in the basement of another church. it was an entirely different situation than the one i confronted when i happily accepted it. there were three speakers. i don't think i misstated that one of them was supposed to speak for the catholic faith, poling, and one for the protestant faith and one for the jewish faith. all i can say to you, sir, is i was glad to accept. i did not clear the invitation with anyone . it was only when i was informed and i was invited as a serviceman because i came from a prominent catholic family. i was informed i was there without any credentials. it's not an interfaith chapel and therefore, for me to participate

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poling, i don't like to be in a debate about it. but i must say looking back, i think it was imprudent of me to sl accepted without more information, but i don't think it demonstrates unfitness to hold a public office. >> the reason for our concern is the fact that your church has stated that it has the privilege and the right and the responsibility to direct its members in various members of life, including the political realm. >> history and observation indicate that it has done so, and we raise the question because we would like to know if you are elected president and your church elects to use that privilege and obligation, what your response will be under those circumstances. >> if my church attempted to influence me in a way which was improper or which affected adversely my responsibility as a public servant, sworn to uphold the constitution, then i would reply to them that this was an improper action on their part, that it was one to which i could not subscribe, that i was opposed to it, and that it would be an unfortunate br

so, to be a pole vault or, and her technique. so, to be a pole vault or. you _ and her technique.lt or, you have to be _ and her technique. so, to be a pole vault or, you have to be fast, - vault or, you have to be fast, yet to be strong, you have to have a lot of courage at throw yourself high in the air and of courage at throw yourself high in the airand all of courage at throw yourself high in the air and all those things in spades for holly. as she has also had to have a lot of mental resilience because she as we alluded to has been there or thereabouts and had injury setbacks and had come in fourth place, things like that, so she is persevere over the years and it's just really paid off. brilliant. delighted it has. when he finally get to talk to her committee have to say well done from everyone, it's been fantastic. thank you very much indeed and enjoy your meet up when she is back in the uk. thank you very much. have a party, of course. sally simpson, thank you very much indeed humility to talk to you, thank you. and another medal they are today from team gb. the tally now

we buried her son next to the flag pole, near the flag pole. but when we came through, late 1930s and restructured the cemetery, we moved the flag poles next to the cemetery. but we kept our word to bury her son here. so, this is where her son was buried. 45% of the soldiers that are buried here died during the offensive. outside of that, the american troops trained under french command from this area south of here, where the salient was south all the way to the swiss border. they trained under the french command. so, soldiers are getting killed, dying in action, and getting killed training on the frontlines. and they were gur ri -- buried in temporary cemeteries. after the war, the families got to choose where they'll be buried. that mix, along with soldiers who died after the war was over, basically after influenza, spanish flu is what killed most of the soldiers. they had the same right that soldiers who died in combat, because they died for their country. they happened to die of disease. we have soldiers that died of other kinds of diseases

>> jon: it also looked like the winds was pushing it back toward the foul pole. i remember barry bonds hit one one night and it pushed it back and it hit the foul pole. 2-1. up the middle. base hit center field. rodgers will stop at second. slater aggressively charged the ball. it has not gone well for jake mcgee. he has allowed four hits in this inning. now the possible tying run is in scoring position. gabe kapler is making a move with zack littell in the bullpen. >> mike: you got the hottest guy in the national league right now stepping in the batter's box, c.j. cron, last week's player of the week, so stay tuned. [announcement on pa] 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. >> jon: it was 5-2 when we went to the ninth inning and 5-4 now with two down in the ninth inning. another pitching change. zack littell comes in. rockies have the guy they would like up there more th

but if the movement between 2 poles is less than $4.00, now it may just simply be random variation to which all polls are subject to nothing really by necessary to change model. not opposed to say, but there is no doubt the news bodies just dictates even arises a couple of points. it will get headlined, particularly worse, if the conservative legion opinion polls dropped by 2 or 3 points. now we suggest your doctor bars johnson is potentially in trouble, burst the chemist on. well, actually 2 or 3 movements on the lead is something that could very, very easily. harper as a result of something out. but the truth is, i suppose, just try to keep people honest, by the way in which they report that pose, if they do all the time, got dry house warding. but it's very difficult to stop the newspapers, particularly, hadn't the headlines, perhaps claimed more for what their opinion told them, perhaps not stories who bought judicious suggested wars coming up on to the big alex continues this discussions with professor sir john curtis me the when i would show the wrong when i was just don't the r

we buried her son next to the flag pole, near the flag pole.n we came through, late 1930s and restructured the cemetery, we moved the flag poles next to the cemetery. but we kept our word to bury her son here. so, this is where her son was buried. 45% of the soldiers buried her were killed during the offensive. outside of that, they trained south of where the salient was south to the swiss boarder. so, soldiers are getting killed, dying in action, and getting killed training on the frontlines. after the war, the families got to choose where they'll be buried. that mix, along with soldiers who died after the war was over, basically after influenza, spanish flu is what killed most of the soldiers. they had the same right that soldiers who died in combat, because they died in country, they died of diseases and today you take a pill and get cured from. they died from it in the 1918/1919. so t is a mix of that. people always ask who were the first person buried here and who was the last person? i cannot tell you who the first person was but i defini

jackson course being back in 1935 on the advent of god of poles. really dates from the late 19th thirties, particularly in the wake of success in forecasting the roosevelt was going to win the 936 us presidential election. when i now infamous readers pulled up by readers, digest suggested that he was going to lose out was when got ready. again, the reputation by the 945 action i just after the 2nd world war was the 1st opportunity forgot to do his partner in the course. most people saw it because vincent judge was prime minister registered judge, who was the person who was delivered victory for united kingdom in the 2nd world war that that would be react agent as prime minister. but of course, the electric decided otherwise are not in a sense now for help to cement the idea. that opinion polls could indeed sometimes tell us something we wouldn't otherwise know. know that opinion polls have always been breed ever since. i certainly can remember on many occasions before the 997 new jersey where of course, whatever party also got a lot side box upon i

the changes consisted of adding an additional pole. again, we had to relocate some infrastructure due to the resign of the accessibility ramps and this was needed to reduce the size of the original pole in the project and add a second pole for the additional cameras. the fourth item is the san francisco arts commission's artwork for the project. it's being installed at geary street across from the medical center. this was not included in the original contract because of the design of the art piece had not been completed. this particular contract mod is for the foundation for the art piece and the electrical connection and the they will come in after our contract and installing the art piece but this is putting in the infrastructure to support that work. during the during the course of constructing the boarding islands, we were making adjustments with regards to the placement of boxes to support the clear channel shelters that will be installed on the boarding islands along the corridor. the determination was made we should upgrade the

nowhere in the solar system anywhere is as comfortable as the top of everest or the south pole.s emigration is a bit crazy. we have to bear in mind that space is not a place for human beings, except for adventurers, the kind of people who do go to the south pole and top of everest. what do the hera crew think about the experiment? well, we caught up with them, unsurprisingly out in the fresh air, shortly after they left the habitat. you know, we're all very similar. if we had one very extroverted person, maybe a strong personality that was slightly different than the group, that might have negatively affected the outcome. if you put four extroverts in there together, they're going to drive each other crazy eventually. maybe four introverts aren't going to be able to come together as a team as much, because they're more inwardly focused. you want a good blend of people, who are adaptable to not only the situation, but each other's personalities. you have a mission to mars. the goal is so huge that you're extremely motivated. - i mean, the aim of the analog is to be one step close

nowhere in the solar system anywhere is as comfortable as the top of everest or the south pole.ass emigration is a bit crazy. we have to bear in mind that space is not a place for human beings, except for adventurers, the kind of people who do go to the south pole and top of everest. what do the hera crew think about the experiment? well, we caught up with them, unsurprisingly out in the fresh air, shortly after they left the habitat. you know, we're all very similar. if we had one very extroverted person, maybe a strong personality that was slightly different than the group, that might have negatively affected the outcome. if you put four extroverts in there together, they're going to drive each other crazy eventually. maybe four introverts aren't going to be able to come together as a team as much, because they're more inwardly focused. you want a good blend of people, who are adaptable to not only the situation, but to each other's personalities. you have a mission to mars. the goal is so huge that you're extremely motivated. - i mean, the aim of the analog is to be one step

he filed a lawsuit to keep the flag pole. mother-in-law who fled to the united states from cuba. he said i heard the stories about socialism in you cuba and it's for first responders and the freedom we have taken for granted. so he has a gofundme page set up to try to pay for his legal expenses to try and fight this but look at that flag pole of. it is a big one. 200 feet tall. jillian: there are zoning restrictions. i don't know if this is tall enough to impact air travel and things like that. this is all at play here. carley: i guess you have to take it in consideration. the zoning laws is that the flag poles are only to be as tall as businesses are in the community. businesses are only allowed to be 40 feet tall. jillian: that's a wild story. can't wait to see how that plays out. todd: speaking of wild stories -- jillian: the good is first. jennifer aniston and david schwimmer could be more than just friends after all. >> really? >> really. it's always been you, rach. jillian: oh, boy. the friends co-stars revealing their

we read the quote and they talk about a flag pole.at some of these zoning codes are rather vague. tell me the back story here. >> well, i've been self-employed for 42 years, this is my third business and i have served as a general contractor many times and my engineers and i read through the zoning codes and i was told that i would need to get clearance from the faa because i'm so close to the nola kentucky international airport. we got clearance from the faa so we thought we were good. and we did all the engineering needed. we had a civil engineer, a jew owe technical -- geo technical engineer. i had a third engineer up in michigan. he designed the anchor, a 25 and-a-half foot feet anchor, seven feet in diameter, filled with concrete and rebar. jillian: you did a lot of work here. i'm curious what point in the process did the town or city come in and say this is a problem. >> it was about 10 days after the flag pole was put up and i had another engineer on-site to inspect the concrete, the rebar, the quantity, the die am a tear. i ha

..the pole vault final. bradshaw, oh!te britain's first—ever 0lympic pole vault medal. i don't know what emotion this is that i'm feeling. it is relief, pure, like, enjoyment and just excited and proud of myself for sticking with it. 0n the track, someone else sticking with it was dina asher—smith. after pulling out of the 200 metres due to injury, she returned for the relay heats, and helped the british team into the final with a new national record. after her tears at the weekend, asher—smith was all smiles. in the boxing, britain's galal yafai now has gold within his reach after a stunning victory in his flyweight semifinal. it is yafai! delight for the 28—year—old, whose two elder brothers are also boxers. we talk about it at home, me and my brothers, and now i'm fighting in front of everyone, in front of them, my mum, my family and friends, the whole team, the whole world watching me now in the olympic final and i've just got to deliver the goods and take that gold medal back home. meanwhile in the kayak final, brita

they say they are taken to the con, sorry, pole and condos. so hell shaheen this the taliban international media spokesman. he says they want peace, but government aggression has forced them to fight. our response is clear. we want a peaceful solution of the issue that we are we rated.

the spanish rider set a new lap record at the red bull ring as he claimed pole again for the austrianscape after crashing during stage ten of rally belgium, the force of the impact causing extensive damage to the japanese driver's car. his british team mate elfyn evans is lying third overall, 42 seconds off the lead. england have edged into a 27 run lead after the third day of the second test against india at lords. ajoe root batting masterclass again the reason why. for the second successive match he hit a hundred but wickets fell around him late into the day as england slipped from 341—5 to 391 all out. stuart pollitt reports. when england's batting is in trouble — as it often is — there's usually one way out of it. relying onjoe root — the captain's century in the first test saved his team — another half century here. with root regularly resolute, the other end has been the path of least resistance for opposition bowlers. not today — jonny bairstow battling to a half century in support of his skipper. england through to lunch without losing a wicket. no wonder the champagne corks w

many pride parades that took place this summer as a "fetish." ( protests ) >> ( translated ): every pole exactly what is happening in these streets and know what equality is, what tolerance is, but what happened there has nothing to do with equality or tolerance. this is a fetish and a distortion of equality and tolerance. >> reporter: aleksandra iwanowska is an 18-year old high school student who participated in the protest outside the minister's office. >> he basically follows the line introduced in the 2020 presidential elections, that l.g.b.t.+ community is not a community, it's an ideology. and i've had, actually, my friends being called out, even physically abused on the streets because they wore something rainbow. i'm just angry at the fact that it takes guts in pold to hold your girlfriend or your boyfriend by a hand in public. >> reporter: poland's deputy foreign minister, pawe£ jab£oÑski, defended his government's stance in an interview with newshour weekend. the law and justice party leadership have repeatedly declared that members of the l.g.b.t. community aren't people, and

a week after claiming his first motogp win from pole at the styrian grand prixjorge martin is lookinged bull ring as he claimed pole again for the austrian grand prix. england have edged into the lead on the third day of the second test against india at lords. ajoe root batting masterclass again the reason why. for the second successive match he hit a hundred, unbeaten on 180 but wickets have been falling around him, england slipping from 341—5 to 391 all out. stuart pollitt reports. when england's batting is in trouble — as it often is — there's usually one way out of it. relying onjoe root — the captain's century in the first test saved his team — another half century here. with root regularly resolute — the other end has been the path of least resistance for opposition bowlers. not today, jonny bairstow battling to a half century in support of his skipper. england through to lunch without losing a wicket — no wonder the champagne corks were popping. bairstow departed soon after for 57 but root remained — a quick single taking him to a second successive hundred. pressure released af

pushing for the first pole of his career, he came unstuck.ick to tell his team he was ok. i let you down, my bad. and on friday, two drivers spent the night in hospital. it is likely to lead to further questions about the safety of this part of the track. qualifying resumed after a ao—minute break. after a final twist, max prestatyn snatched the top spot from him to set up what could be a thrilling race with third place rival lewis hamilton. let's take a look at some of the day's other sports news. honda's pol espargaro was handed pole position for motogp's british grand prix afterjorge martin was penalised. the spanish rookie set the quickest lap in qualifying, but his time was cancelled for cutting a chicane, dropping him down to fourth on the grid at silverstone. french rider romain bardet claimed the first vuelta a espana victory of his career by winning stage iii. norway's 0dd christian eiking retained the overall lead, while britain's adam yates remains eighth. evie richards has become britain's first female cross—country mountain bike

so as, as, as more that kind of the relationship between poles and the media. i think of the problem in scotland be suggesting that you got the of the, any of these other highly reputable pulling organizations of the starting information. i think, i think sometimes the information comes back in the media to store fits and you know, numerous examples of, you know, for example, on your paper at a search results which only applied and the run up to 20. you know, like when the one by one slide, it's a cad. the results of a pull. the only covered labor held constituencies and only put into the on that project surf, which covered the whole going for national results and then presented the seats present soon as if it was a national result. and people pointed, i want it done, but it was there are oblivious to just build those, the big you kind of a sense and you get no sense and the media do have the topic of mass representing pull it and sounds sometimes quite it's not even, it's not even that you say it was a mess. interpretation or it's just wrong. what they're, wha

..the pole vault final. bradshaw... 0h!ate britain's first—ever 0lympic pole vault medal. i don't know what emotion this is that i'm feeling. it's relief, pure, like, enjoyment and just excited and just proud of myself for sticking with it. 0n the track, someone else sticking with it was dina asher—smith. after pulling out of the 200 metres due to injury, she returned for the relay heats, and helped the british team into the final with a new national record. after asher—smith's tears at the weekend, it was all smiles. in the boxing, britain's galal yafai now has gold within his reach after a stunning victory in his flyweight semifinal. it is yafai! delight for the 28—year—old, whose two elder brothers are also boxers. we talk about it at home, me and my brothers, and now i'm fighting in front of everyone, in front of them, my mum, my family and my friends, the whole team, the whole world watching me now in the olympic final and i've just got to deliver the goods and take that gold medal back home. meanwhile, in the kayak fi

it's nothing there was really nothing ah, ah, the poles were given papers, releasing them from thousands of forced labor camps across the barrier. the irony of being liberated is that they were even miserable inside the camps with their train tickets, clothing, food, money, or support. the wave of starving deportees needed to make their way alone, to where the polish enders army was forming in the southern part of the soviet union. i me. ah! in 2 years after disappearing into siberia for slavers, the deportees reappeared again in iran as refugees the wanderer upon the face of the earth, fields from poland during the end, one of the most amazing marches in history. brito them weary miles they've walked to find a haven, a refuge in american and british newsreel like this one, film polls arriving in iran. the refugees in them were real, but the scenes were all staged. these films also shifted the facts. the british american newsreel is claimed that the polish refugees for victims of the nazis, not of the soviets, from one little town in poland, a 1000 men, women, and children land from the

the changes consisted of adding an additional pole. again, we had to relocate some infrastructure due to the resign of the accessibility ramps and this was needed to reduce the size of the original pole in the project and add a second pole for the additional cameras. the fourth item is the san francisco arts commission's artwork for the project. it's being installed at geary street across from the medical center. this was not included in the original contract because of the design of the art piece had not been completed. this particular contract mod is for the foundation for the art piece and the electrical connection and the they will come in after our contract and installing the art piece but this is putting in the infrastructure to support that work. during the during the course of constructing the boarding islands, we were making adjustments with regards to the placement of boxes to support the clear channel shelters that will be installed on the boarding islands along the corridor. the determination was made we should upgrade the

. >> reporter: this power pole crashing right down on top of this car. like it snapped in half. you've got these downed lines. they stretch yeclear across the block. and take a look at that house there. another pole coming down right on the roof. rp. >> lea merchant had power. and then -- >> there was a huge flash and then there was traveling fireballs arcing up and down the lines. >> you saw this happen. >> yeah. they were green and purple and orange. >> reporter: while ida battered louisiana the state was already in the midst of a completely different kind of storm. hospitals overrun with covid patients as cases surge across the region. at dr. o'neal's hospital they're nearing capacity. >> our hospital was full before the hurricane hit. we were running out of beds. beds that were functional, monitors that were functional. he won't be able to staff as many beds because so many our own team is affected by this storm too. it won't be enough after a hurricane. >> reporter: pediatric facilities are admitting more patients than ever before. >> inside the pow

central african republic, right into southern sections of chad on friday, further toward the south pole weather disturbance now plaguing the eastern cape. in fact, we could see wind gusts here of about 75 kilometers per hour and it will bring a cool pool of air across south africa. johannesburg is down to 17 degrees on saturday that your weather update. bye for now. the a tale of 2 presidents. venezuelan military defectors, me american mass, and reese, ah, and the bazaar dangerous attempt at regime change in the ball of every in republic of venezuela. people empowered the bay of pigs on al jazeera when the news breaks on wednesday, the 8th largest fire in california history. when people need to be heard, any people who are writing don't even know what i am with exclusive interviews, and i'll just be around teens on the ground with intensifying rain. people here fear that these are temporary solutions to renew, reward, winning document trees, and live need. ah, me that tell from the cable for the tax pass is $100.00 us president says those responsible will pay. we will not forgive. we wi

, happy in history, through the eyes of the fearless and vision refill makers. germany goes to the poles and elections the, the i'm going to merkel replace after 15 years in power. what will the result mean for german and european union? september on al jazeera the orlando key. yes. i think i need to reform shipple and the legal yearly no way before you. why would you, while you live on a dream? or could you barely quest on a piling fissions deal with buy sugar? probably my last year we thought they gave me the new me need. you are the who are now a lot of us unless you call little human. well, i love and you called usually go to the college of coca cola we're doing more. got about be denied by local political and city college i can get is a local, lima forgot. would be one of is going i did over again. you guys. yeah. really corny as gaudy. why linda? no. william, but nobody really my lives come. i really won't be mozilla now or you know you can google me. yeah. what was the one on my, on in order all my name? i those are the little houses, remove them, and those little things you see t

also 680 at mckee in this area, the off ramp, an earlier crash took down a light pole. my concern the light pole might be an issue for folks exiting and may need to close one lane for work. we're going to follow that and give you any alerts that chp passes along to me, again mckee off north 680. over here 680 moves smoothly north and south and west 580 a little bit of slowing off the merge with 205 altamont pass. the closure for highway 37 really is one issue but also getting across rio vista as you travel north up, we have a closure that will continue another few minutes. you can get through the area. this crash is counter commute eastbound through pittsburgh. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" a deadly gas line explosion in arizona. video of the frightening incident we got in overnight. plus what we're learning about the victim. and, t-mobile investigating another hack. we'll tell you how many customers it could affect. maybe it's you. and what information is at risk. >>> and we leave you with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza looking a little sl

say, of the pole vault was taking place. we saw some of that. we saw men's decathlon and we saw a few relays the women's 4 by 400 round one and round 2 heat one and he too. so that was pretty neat to see because when i think a limb picks. i think track and field. most people think track and field swimming and or gymnastics. for me it begins with track and field. so very, very cool to be inside that stadium. just an eerie feeling, though, sanaa's that nobody was there. it should have been a packed stadium. 50, 60,000 people only a couple 100 people in there, very strange strange for sure part of the track and field was your favorite. >> well, i love the 100 meters and i really was hoping that we get a chance to see the 100 meters. hurdles are also fun to watch too. but you just need get an excitement level. you know, you get a sense of what's taking place when you you see the the fittest athletes in the world compete at what they do best in for me. just getting a chance to see them run was pretty impressive. but we were only

the changes consisted of adding an additional pole. again, we had to relocate some infrastructure due to the resign of the accessibility ramps and this was needed to reduce the size of the original pole in the project and add a second pole for the additional cameras. the fourth item is the san francisco arts commission's artwork for the project. it's being installed at geary street across from the medical center. this was not included in the original contract because of the design of the art piece had not been completed. this particular contract mod is for the foundation for the art piece and the electrical connection and the they will come in after our contract and installing the art piece but this is putting in the infrastructure to support that work. during the during the course of constructing the boarding islands, we were making adjustments with regards to the placement of boxes to support the clear channel shelters that will be installed on the boarding islands along the corridor. the determination was made we should upgrade the

that is why you get such a sound pole. i was glad to see in the pole. polls look like a younger america and we are thrilled about that. >> your reaction to donald trump's ranking? the first time you've been included in the survey we do that every time there's been a change in administration since the year 2000. president trump coming in 41st in the highest rankings in the area of public persuasion and economic management. his lowest rankings and moral authority and administrative skills. your reaction to the 41st debut? >> the harder it is the closer we get to the presidency. you have to ask yourself where the historians as objective as they were answering whether they would vote for trump next time. or were they really ranking him. i say that in good conscience. it's very hard to rank when people look at the recent jump up of president george w. bush. that is when the factors in the pole. you see president bush 43 president bush went up. we had to change lenses when we look at history. i believe that played a role in president trump for economics. i th

the overwhelming majority of what we know from the pole in germany and continental europe don't want to see a new wave of mass migration, especially not from garrison where people off to 40 years of war for them, it's extremely difficult to, to integrate into day a very liberal and feminine european societies. so there is a consensus from the center to the right. don't let them in and don't agree with the 2nd 2015. so the u. k is foreign. secretary has also been slammed for not cutting short his whole day sooner as it became very abundantly clear. the taliban was sweeping afghanistan, while dominic rob only returned to britain on sunday for the foreign secretary to go a while during an international crisis of this magnitude is nothing short of a shameful. i think it was amazing, staggering that the foreign secretary was still on holiday, while canister was collapsing to the taliban. you've got to be on duty during that sort of period where we're so deeply and intimately involved in it. we haven't heard from the foreign secretary and about a week despite this being the biggest single

the poles put the party behind for the 1st time, and well over a decade i ah, with me ah ah, i use so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk the whole hello again. angular medical time is german chancellor almost up, but if had chosen success, thinks he's inheriting rock solid public support. and he might want to avoid the poles in the papers because for the 1st time in 15 years, the dominant coalition party is behind. as peter oliver explains happy days for the social democrats in germany, they are top of the opinion balls in the country for the 1st time. in 15 years they lead the christy and democratic union christine social union. the conservative union block by 23 point to 22, the greens coming in in 3rd and the most recent polling. it doesn't make good reading for the christian democratic duty when it comes to the opinions or public opinions on

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the poles have opened in zambia as presidential and parliamentary elections. the president at google is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition rival, who spacing him for a 3rd time soaring unemployment. and corruption are among bushes. biggest concerns, how much is it? one pulling station in the capital lusaka with the long lines outside, many polling stations, and here in the south. now most people who've read the devote a young people, people, people younger than 34 years old and it depends on which party they support. and it depends on what they won from the candidates, those who support the ruling party they. they support the government pro poor policies. the government is promising to low attacks. they're promising to create jobs. they promised the more info structure, bridges, hospital power stations, more development in the country. the young people and other voters as while we're supporting the position to the government hasn't done enough in the 10 years or so . they've been in pilot a u. s. defense official has till the reuters news

state of emergencies being declared across the vast region where thick smokes forced a number of air poles to suspend flight snow to me, to pokes and reporting back the latest for us. me who i so we're still traveling for the village where we're expected to meet the firefighters that some of those we actually saw yesterday. but right now on the way, we couldn't help but stop at this. phoenix location is late covered and smoke a red sky above it. and all we're looking all of this is a bunch of cows. some dogs, some people who live here, this is their life. and now it's all covered in smoke and we know how close the fires have gotten to this place specifically, but firefighters. there's a bunch of equipment. there's a lot of volunteers. so i think these guys are safe and these cows and these dogs definitely to now we're going to head back on the road to the village, which is now under threat of fire in wondering what the raj, all these places looks like. something like this. the last step is when you full of fires the most difficult as it encompasses enlarge area. the mineral eyes area has b

this power pole crashing right down on top of this also looksn half. downed power lines all along the block. if you look down the street, there's another pole on top of a house. leah had power until 7:00 p.m. and then -- >> it was a big huge flash. and then there was traveling fire balls arcing up and down the lines. >> reporter: you saw this happening? >> yes, they were green and purple and orange. >> reporter: officials say the pumps that keep the floodwater out of new orleans are running on generators. and the levees built after katrina did not fail. >> the worst-case scenario, it did not happen. however, the impact is absolutely significant. >> reporter: high winds blowing off roofing and shattering hospital windows. ochsner health says they're transferring 165 hospital patients out of hard-hit zones. >> we got some of the water in the mechanicals. and that's why we're evacuating the facility until we can make sure we got everything tuned up and ready to go again. >> reporter: with hospitals in louisiana and much of the gulf coast filled with covid

slamming into utility poles, taking it down. tonight, nearly a half million customers without power in that state, and the number is expected to grow. trees uprooted, buildings ripped apart. and in gulfport, mississippi, the hurricane's effects far and wide. very strong winds and rain there. and the hospitals in new orleans unable to evacuate patients, because of the covid surge. they're sheltering in place. and the hurricane hunters flying inside the eye of the storm. the clearly defined walls of the storm 17 miles across. and look at this satellite image of the swirling eye as it was approaching land today. ida, at this hour, still a dangerous category 4 hurricane. winds 130 miles per hour. we'll have the newest track, where does this head next? this will be felt across several states as it moves north. ginger zee is standing by with where this is, and where it will head. but first, victor oquendo is live in new orleans with the latest. victor? >> reporter: david, we've been feeling these hurricane force winds for hours. and t

the overwhelming majority of what we know from the poles in germany and continental europe. don't want to see a new wave of mass migration, especially not from afghanistan, who are people after 40 years of war for them, it's extremely difficult to, to integrate into the very liberal and feminine european societies. so there is a consensus from the center to the right. don't let them in and don't agree with the 2nd 2015. the russian foreign ministry said that the situation unfolding in afghanistan is the natural results of the u. s. and they say truth withdraw could say washington's length operations in the country have been playing directly into the hands of the taliban. thought is, it is dawn of explains. they've done it finally from syria and libya in the middle east to venezuela and cuba and latin america. washington has a decades long history of failed attempts to bring anti government malicious to power. and at last they've crack the code in afghanistan with the taliban. apparently, all they had to do is instead of aiding them, they should have just fought against them

journalism, they were all within the demo part of the democratic parties by then is losing among the poles among the american people. and that's the immigration, is one of them. the health minister of the european micro state of sam marino says the e u isn't recognizing vaccination travel certificates from citizens who received rushes. sputnik v job. he spoke to us exclusively earlier today. our green pass is recognized from you, but only for 2 people in summary. know about naked by pfizer. the e now formerly accept said ok. lation certificates issued by both san marino and vatican city. allowing free movement between those 2 non e u states and the block. the moves caused confusion though because most of those vaccinated inside marino received russia. sputnik v, jap, which is still under review in the u. some marina's health minister explained some of the troubles it's causing the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's would be seen as the problem to move into italy and surveys or italy bar or restaurant or c m. ok. and the older close space, close space. so we are now workin

that is why you get such a sound pole. i was glad to see in the pole. polls look like a younger america and we are thrilled about that. >> your reaction to donald trump's ranking? the first time you've been included in the survey we do that every time there's been a change in administration since the year 2000. president trump coming in 41st in the highest rankings in the area of public persuasion and economic management. his lowest rankings and moral authority and administrative skills. your reaction to the 41st debut? >> the harder it is the closer we get to the presidency. you have to ask yourself where the historians as objective as they were answering whether they would vote for trump next time. or were they really ranking him. i say that in good conscience. it's very hard to rank when people look at the recent jump up of president george w. bush. that is when the factors in the pole. you see president bush 43 president bush went up. we had to change lenses when we look at history. i believe that played a role in president trump for economics. i th