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now that is really having an impact on the ground here, p r people i cannot stress enough, like do not have enough deed. they don't have the means to buy anything. people are selling their household items. you have many people who live hand to mouth day by day labor as you go out and simply survive on the little for a few dollars they make a day that is currently not happening, which is why you have so many warnings from so many different 8 organizations that, you know, you have this political standoff between the taliban and the international community, but having a real desperate impact on the people here. stephanie many. thanks. steph tucker, their report in life, from the afghan capital carver. let's talk now to pfizer land. he's also in cobble . he is a professor of political sciences at the campbell university. he's also the executive director of democracy, peace and development, thus a think tank based in the afghan capital pfizer learned at 1st question. will this bring pressure to bear on the taliban? this appointment at this juncture pressure that perhaps they're not ready to

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providing documentation, ensuring documentation is accurate, a dhs process review to ensure the r right peopleing out and dod is providing some of the backdrop, we are not the ones lifting out. the other major thing i would like is standing up of the commercial side of the airport and it's an effort underway third countries are working on with the state department to get that airport up and operational it if you combined the ability for commercial aircraft to come through and without coming to u.s. military, just going through commercial air traffic and the ability of the state department to provide continuing support for the visa process and validation, that all becomes -- you can see the ability of the process to work with the u.s. boots on the ground or being involved in that process. >> okay, we will leave afghanistan now. let's talk broadly, what is your personal role in nuclear modernization? >> as i said before, as the coo connecting the objective to the resources and nuclear modernization, it takes the form of nuclear command and control enterprise, cyber and space relatedat security o

r. older people are going to the movies. they're watching a pretty broad array of movies.d really started in earnest with "shang-chi," which was a disney blockbuster. last weekend, "dune," which crosses a lot of lines, big sci-fi, imax did over 20% of the u.s. box office on less than 1% of the screens. bond, more older people, an older demographic went to bond, then went to the last bond. so i think it is pretty much across the board. francine: richard, are these kinda viewership's here to stay? richard: remember, imax is in the blockbuster business, so it depends on your definition of what the right film is. over the last decade, every year aside from the pandemic, box office has been going higher and higher on a global basis. so i think there's no such and that there is sustained demand for block esters. if you look at blockbusters as the percentage of overall box office, these big movies keep capturing more and more market share, so i think people go to imax because they want a spectacle. they want something different. want to feel like they are inside the movie. alix:

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some regions of imposed compulsory vaccination for certain categories of workers as well as q r passes for people to get into venues. moscow, they most affected region, has now launched free testing in 20 centers, including in the city's largest shopping malls. dmitri polk reports from one of them. we're here in the heart of russia's capital in moscow, on the red square in the gloom department store for a while, it's been a place where people can get vaccinated, but now it is also one of the 20 centers that gets out free. express, coven tests. these centers are being opened up as cases in russia continue to search in just the last few days. the number of new daily cases across the country has climbed to almost 30000 figures as high as last winter with most of them being in moscow. however, many medical experts think that this is actually reaching the peak and that these numbers is rising numbers and cases are actually due to more tests being readily and easily available. and that's kind of why the also thing that this could be signaling an end to the search. because the more tests, the more cases

university looked at how long people can expect to have immunity after being infected before being re infected. they use previous data from sars infection. time for e re roughly 16 months on average. researchers say the findings contradict the notion that recovering from covid will guarantee a lifetime of protection from the virus that is simply just not true. and as people are getting their covid booster shot. some people may still be hesitant to have some holiday gatherings. we did get a chance to talk with an infectious disease expert to find out how we can all get together safely. this holiday season. >> if you're vaccinated, should you wear a mask just as an extra precaution for it's a good idea, especially if you're in a room with unknowns. even if you're vaccinated, should you get tested before going to a party. you know what, that is a good idea and a really good option. you can do it and it's available and it would actually add a level of safety. if people did that. >> doctor scott smith says if you're planning to take a covid test. so about 48 hours before you attend the event. here's something fun to do this weekend. the alameda county fair i

people incredibly selfish turning a blind eye to some of these horrific acts. they make it seemed like it's one or the other. >> absolutely. mba and lebron james rople and they go after the u.s. for the atrocities they think they've committed but when it comes to china and people putting money in their pocket, bought and paid for by, it's a whole different story. it's crazy and also when i seek stories that go viral about china, when i see china and final in the same headline, i don't think mba. i'm thinking oh god, here comes a covid 20. [laughter] kennedy: meanwhile -- >> i'm a huge boston span and support him. kennedy: you just do it. michael jordan once said to me he went from sugar to sh -- into seconds. meghan markle -- it's okay. you can stop talking. meghan markle nudging her way into american politics, really elbowing her way and. she published an open letter to nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer calling for all parents to receive paid family leave, she's the perfect spokesperson for this her whole life paid for by this. she tried to brag about her humble beginnings writing i grew up on $4.99 salad, i waited tables, i

r. ok. i mean, people simply are not on board here. that's why to go to the very beginning of our program. you know, we need to have dialogue. we're going to move forward because you can't shut people . i mean, you have a large group of people long enough. we're going to start hating you back. that's what's going to happen here. and that's a very dangerous voice ago. go ahead, chris. know if your site looks up. so this started really the, this kind of new level of demonizing fellow americans started with hillary clinton . it really started with hillary clinton, demonizing trump, voters. i said at the time you talked about the basket, deplorable. and this is kind of, this is kind of unprecedented in the past. we've had candidates who went after candidates, but the goal was always to move voters to, to try to like, hey, i know you're thinking about voting for this guy, but actually, i'm better for you. i'll create a country that is, is going to provide better for you as a country that you're going to like better. and hillary decided she made the calculation. actually you want to know what i'

we have seen slow but steady increases in representation of women and r people with disabilities in the and a higher grade level to include seniors. track for reaching the minority hiring goals. nsa increased the diversity hiring goals to 43 and 35% for women and minorities respectively by the end of fiscal year 2022. together, civilian populations overall is 26.1% racial ethnic minority. 41.3% women. persons with disabilities and 2.7% persons with targeted disabilities. our ongoing review of the personal processes and outcomes persistently uncovers different results for some segments of the population and we are committed to leaninge' into our areas of improvement. this past july the careers and the disabled magazine named nsa the 2021 public sector employee of the year for the commitment to recruit hiring and promoting people with disabilities. earlier this month the sec. defense named the nsa the bestte intelligence component for its achievements in the employment of individuals with disabilities those successes are markers for the agency as we move forward in then right direction. w

we will have me on the abor r more than 700,000 people have died from covid in the u.s., making it theiest pandemic in american history. the country crossed this latest threshold even as the daily average of new covid-19 cases fell 27% over the last two weeks. there were 100,000 deaths in the last three and a half months. the vast majority of people who died during that period were unvaccinated, although vaccines are widely available. a map based on the "new york times" database shows the highest death rates are in the l trter otais he vaccinaon u.s. women's soccer league commissionerisa baird has resigned after less than two years on the job. the league announced baird's resignation late yesterday, just a day after news broke that two players accused former north carolina courage coach paul riley of sexual coercion and misconduct. riley, who denies the allegations, was fired on thursday. league games scheduled for this weekend were cancelled. the u.s. soccer federation says it will conduct an independent investigation. delegates from around the world are gearing up for next month's u.

. >> a care giver is not something young people recover from. >>r. >> reporter: a remind ensures protection is a priority rebounding from the pandemic could be a lot harder. when the pfizer vaccine was approved for adults, it took three days until people got shots in the arms. the company says they are ready to ship the children's dose as soon as they get the word from the federal government frances. >> okay. stephanie, thank you >>> in southern california, a suring school filed the first class action lawsuit. >>> new vide coast guarirst images of a splintered pipeline captured 80 feet under water reveal the more than foot-long gash in the pacific. authorities say they are inspecting the pipe from the oil rig to shore for science of corrosion and pressure problems. but for now many believe it was hit by a 30-ton anchor like this one. >> the fact the pipeline was dragged leads me to conclude it was cocked on the ship's anchor. >> reviewing slight image ply before and after spill, the coast guard will likesly be able to have a maze of platforms. >> op

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well as provide services to the afghan people is yogi, and forces of launched to air and ground strikes against t dry rebels. saturdays attacks took place in the m r a region t grey people's liberation front have been fighting pro government forces in the north. for the last 11 months. are you in refugee office in libya has been forced to close after being overwhelmed by hundreds of people seeking resettlement. the you and hcr is urging the government to resume humanitarian flights that have been suspended from most of this year on friday. guards shot and killed 6 people at a detention center and tripoli and around 2000 migrants managed to escape. in austria, sebastian kurtz has announced his resignation as chancellor, but says he will stay on his leader of his party. curtis is currently under investigation over allegations of corruption. those are the top stories. earth rise is next to more news and half an hour. i'll see you tomorrow. bye bye. on causing the cost is the world to dependence on poland. dollar invest is about to get a bailout. venezuela launches the digital volleyball and attempt to revive its currency. and back to the seventy's of

one of course is the r.e of course is the which has killed over 5 million people around the globe. other r has also shaken the world as and we know it. and it's the disease of political polarization. both coronavirus and polarization can erode public trust in our institutions. both can paralyze nations. it's left unchecked, there are their effects on society can be devastating. and israel we face both. and rather than accept them as a force of nature, we stood up. we took action. now we can already see the horizon. in a polarized world, where algorithms fuel or anger, people on the right and on the left operates in 2 separate realities. two separate spheres. each in their own social media bubble. they hear only the voices that confirm what they already believe. and then people end up hating each other. societies get torn apart. because they are not hearing each other. now, countries that are broken from within can get nowhere. in israel after four elections in two years, with the fifth looming, the people yearn for an antidote. calm, stability and an honest attempt for politicalnormalcy .

r. see, hundreds of people have been killed by fighters from the adf this year. if you will be, as military is said to be increasing air and ground attacks and on fighters in the northern to guy region, a spokesman that a guy in forces says there have been many casualties. is the 5 government troops on several funds? bottles are also taking place in the neighboring regions of m. hata and a fog. if you, if he has government isn't commenting on the new offences, but to get people's liberation front. says the fighting began with air strikes last week, just after prime minister arianna was sworn in for the new 5 year town. united nations has recalled 2 senior officials working in ethiopia because of concerns about their safety. it comes after an unverified recording surfaced in which 2 un workers had saying that some senior officials sympathized with rebels into guy. malcolm lab has more from the roby. the audio recording, which was published online to women, can be heard saying that they work for the u. n. n. e. c. a p s. speaking to a freelance journalist and sayin