tan a, coming true, reg. good stuff. tanya. thank _ coming true, reg. good stuff.ming true, reg. good stuff. tanya, thank you very much. l tanya, thank you very much. more from you later. this is bbc news. the headlines: heavy fighting is taking place in the centre of the strategically important southern afghan city of lashkar gah. the intense heat injapan continues to trouble olympic athletes. millions of americans who rent their homes face possible eviction because a federal moratorium banning the practice ends today. the us house of representatives failed to renew the eviction ban on friday. it was introduced last year to prevent homelessness increasing during the pandemic, as huge job losses left people unable to pay their rent. the census bureau says that many millions of renters are behind with payments, and about half fear eviction in the coming weeks. rachel seigel is economics reporter for the washington post. there are so many people who have not been able to catch up on the rental payments at this point in the economic recovery, and what they are fearing

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taylor: i'm taylor reg -- briggs. romaine: caroline: as of today, more than one third of kindergarten through 12th grade students have started cost in the shadow of the highly contagious delta variant. harriet's -- parents are facing fear and confusion as politicians take diverging approaches. houston cools voted to require mask for students and teachers in defiance of the governor's orders barring officials from doing so. more and more companies are delaying return to office is mandating vaccine. -- return to office and mandating vaccines. it is clear that you keep the recovery on track, get back to the offices, kids in school, economic data. taylor: let's take a look at the terminal. we can see some of that. we have our conversations about, just take a look here at consumer sentiment, the big story, dropping. that caught my eye. the impact on the consumer has been feeling this. romaine: ultimately, it comes down to the covid crisis. so, keeping it under control. we talked about last summer, the idea of flattening th

. ♪ >>> finally tonight, the 369th infantry reg it, known as the harlem hellfighters, was the most celebrated what's believed to be the longest stretch of any american unit in the great war, fighting alongside the french. because white american soldiers refused to serve with them. two hellfighters, henry johnson and nita roberts, were the first americans to get a french award for heroism. but the unit received little recognition from the u.s. government until today when president biden signed a law to award the harlem hellfighters the congressional gold medal. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here we'll see you right back here is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com another day, another chance. for help creating an emergency plan, make the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the

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people have legitimate rides and we need to have more reforms in all domains and stay as your majesty is reg silences a rock on the 10th of next year. okay, cool. but this coming up october, we'll be having elections in old to determine the cost of the country. we are the community to our country in this through groups that will monitor through international regional organizations throughout the united nations that have done a lot in this regards. the iraqi paypal massage tab chosen the democratic path to determine it's what the job aspects h bottom the shy it says on the way we will deal with some pitfalls. we would never go back to the past. we will never go back to the none democratic attitudes, we will never go back to the walls and, and the thrust that is with our friends and neighbors. we think this is a historic moment to say that as papers and as countries in this region, we have a lot that help us to grow and not help us to be rated. we need to open old partnership doors and our corporation. those to put real bass and for peace and stability in our region and hands. and they interna

what we're hearing really from there is really leadership is the usual rational reg is reserved, it's right to respond whenever he's flipped. but we also do know that defense minister, but again, they have a phone conversation with prime minister enough tele bennett. he then also had a meeting with his chief of staff and other top people from the military. now you do get read an impression that there is no desire to escalate this situation. make no mistake. israel is obviously making its preparation militarily here in the north of the country. but there is a realization that this border needs to stay calm, because whenever this border ignites well, you do also have another border in the south of the country to border with god that it also sometimes ignites at the same time. israel has just come out of a war. the fire talks are still ongoing, so certainly maybe not a desire to go any further than that. but that said, this is a very, very volatile area. i think whatever happens, whatever will be incoming from lab, i don't was certainly have a reaction. immediate reaction just yesterday

that they didn't, the interest of the children and the larger interest of the country in a country reg edit. and he had high even read over 19 vaccination. but the government on that count also come out, restrict, measured, showing that anybody or does not get vaccination, will not be able to allow travel and i've got other restrictions at red. but the polio campaign is going smoothly. and that is room for optimism. as far as dealing with this particular wire system. thank you so much. hi dar for that update for pish, our washington has valid to make an appropriate response to the attack to take rather an appropriate response to an attack on it is really operated tanker off the coast of oman, us and u. k. have joined to israel and play me iran for thursday. strike to her on denies any involvement. 2 people were killed on the n v mercer street when it was hit by what appears to have been a drone strike. the us secretary state antony blinkin said it follows a pattern of belligerents from iran. hillary man lever, it is a former white house national security official. she says that relatio

any, the international community, it goes and does what it wants every reg, as for lauren johnson, sending an aircraft gallery and to china. it's patrick. it's to show loyalty. it's to show we are, we will be with you. always. i mean, blair was even worse than johnson actually in sucking up to the americans and they are very nervous. now having left the that the keep are in europe as far as the u. u. s. is concerned is not the truth be told it's germany, it's been that behind the scenes for some time smell is sort of even open. that is the country with which the us is really interested in maintaining a very close relationship. but when they take for granted, germany of course, has over this russian nordstrom to deal at the moment. yeah, you see the problem with the german government has been there for some time, as long as us troops stationed in that concrete. i mean, think about the war ended in 1945, the west port and well known nazis and fashion. some key positions in the army and intelligence services. 40 to 45 percent of the judiciary, the army. and so the top ross were not changed, s

beleaguered course, if it's live cattie it's taking the pandemic is the 1st and the economy stalling reg for to know the island to mean unfinished business. refugees a feeling across the english channel. and he has been mentored by former top adviser dominic coming on to capital england last year to find those to italy. as a result, the johnson ratings have plugins dramatically. the prime ministers dropped no less than $36.00 points. and the conservative, formerly people did the only cabinet minister substantially below borders as permanently unpopular education that could be governed williamson. so is this a temporary slip, or is the prime minister self combusting today on alexander? so we've turned to the expertise of mine who knows the answer about the longevity. all came diagnostic fever. it was or off the prime minister. risky interview coming up soon. but 1st you sweet enough and message is in a sponsor. i show last week on to vaccinate or not to vaccinate. teddy says, great to hear alex calling an injection, a jag, it was always a jog in scotland and not a job. i seem to remember.

that the bottom panel here is relative performance to the i shares tech and software etf igv and on a reg it's already broken down through the lower line, the converging line we've already breached so the thinking which is a very weak stock stays weak and does not do anything but something unhappy in response to earnings >> so bad news first so if this stock is zooming lower, how do you play it? >> mike, you have one way to do it >> so i'm not 100% sure if it is going to zoom lower but i do think there are significant headwinds and i don't see it zooming higher and one of the things is, zoom is a product i think we all use it, i use it every single day. but of course they do see increasing competition from the likes of teams, which is microsoft product, slack has introduced some calling and conferencing functions and they obviously are heavily used, and, of course, one of the important things about this earnings season is that we've seen many high valuation stocks struggle even off of fairly good results, and i'm not sure that the results we're going to get are going to be beat relatively

the assassination of the washington post columnist, tomorrow because shogi and 2020 candidates still reg about 1300000000 dollars in weapons deals with the saudis also maintains that it has strong control systems in place, moves never a risk of rights violations. all this, of course, centers around the ongoing conflict in yemen, where, who's the rebels? so over through the, you have any government are up against a multinational coalition led by saudi arabia. more than 200000, you have a nice have died since the conflict started in 2014 for 1000000 have been displaced on tens of thousands. on the brink of starvation, it was frequently been described as the world's worst humanitarian disaster. kelsey gallagher telling us the alms sales from canada, facilitate the war that the war in yemen rages on spin, hot complex, it's 2014, and is deemed one of the world's worst humanitarian crises happening today. and certainly can provision of weapons to saudi arabia was a substantial risk of facilitating that conflict. and that is not just our assessment. in fact that's, that's actually based on the

i'm just wondering why it's being continued, the rules and regs. i was going to comment why it's only two minutes. usually, three minutes would be better. dr. fauci said we would not be together until the spring because of the variant, so could you just please explain why you're going to continue the rules and regs indefinitely. thank you. bye. >> clerk: sure. miss schiutish, i'll try. in our explanation to the public, it appeared to create more confusion, and given our attempt was not palatable to community organizations, we're going to go back to the drawing board to see if there's something that's more accepted, but at this time, we don't see any need to make those changes. again, there really weren't any intended real substantive modifications, only to provide clarity to the public as to current procedures, so we're just going to hit pause on that effort. members of the public, last call for public comment on all items proposed to be continued. seeing no additional requests to speak from members of the public, public comment is closed, and thos

signed cumberland by the russian leader, alexander looper. shank, when the election by a landslide, was reg, something that alexander lucas shall go himself and his allies strongly denied. as i already said, the crating police have launched an investigation into the case. it's been reported that they consider a number of theories including that it was a murder disguised as a suicide attempt. or i bring this up to speed as well. comes on this one. i'm sure we'll have the coming out thanks from a consumer's car for we're the latest on that developing story. got another one to come to in a minute with another correspondent, but because some world news for tracking what's happening in the south of europe, those awful wildfire is still ongoing. the after effect creation. first, the latest country to be effected, firefighting planes dumping water to quell is spread authorities. no say they've managed to bring the situation on the control for the moment. elsewhere along the mediterranean coast, this is the aftermath of the wildfires and what they leave. this is, italy is sickly pictures coming him

it wasn't save a 1000000 reg supposed to be also saying that the manual power to get it is taking time to get the results that is from through areas the mood in the country with the calm in pain. com or dissolve on friday in the city. then it was a minor incident, a group of people just started running and then people in a panic for a close the shop. and then they started running. when you asked the why you running this, we don't know. we think there's a problem. turns out the problems in mind that it was a call that was passing by it as a result in the past. but it shows how and 2 people are waiting for these about us because they, they post 2 amounts of 5 on sunday. but because it's like monday and tuesday, members to remain calm and find out where we are right now. these people with me, my feel hot out for a couple of hours. they even in terms of deployment on behalf of a think they could be problem. it's a result in the future, but right now, things are generally con, capital and across the country. people wait for those many things, send them intensive, they join his life from lus

google actually blacklisted the term, the 8th amendment to the constitution of irelands in order to reg that referendum against abortion. and the question is, why is google trying to implement a new world order agenda across the world? what country is safe from this agenda? and, you know, my answer is that none of them are and that if we don't put a stop to this, if nations don't wake up and put the clamps on big tech, then they are not going to be able to run a legitimate election in their country. without google putting their finger on the scales. ok, ryan, really one minute left in this part of the program. but i have to ask the obvious question. i mean, are the politicians just in the pocket of these people? i mean, you know, you know, we need free speech areas. we need to, we need to more censorship of, of conservative. but, you know, i mean, collectively these people, the left and right, they could claim to use as x words clamping 30 seconds before we go to the break ahead. yeah, politicians are definitely in the pocket of, of, of big tech. and yes, it's a huge problem. and hopefu

the presence is always problematic in that reg is recess, this mixture of the old and the new. so chris might want because you know, a traditional belief might use very, very mobile means to carry out some act based on that traditional belief. and that's just the mixture that we're in at the moment. and it can sometimes be a very dangerous mixture. i mean, we don't go through breaks it again. there were complex breakfast here, argument and complex remain a human famously. but how is it that if, as you say, things become more and more spectral, in terms of our understanding and the questioning of the world and the universe has political, some elements of political theory appeared to get more certain certainly amongst maybe it's just the read your invocation of it, but certainly say rusher isn't bad, china's bad it was biden. would say change it's, it's a trump thing x. but why is this questioning in intellectual circles accompanied more certainty, arguably, amidst politicians there is a very, very direct relationship between increasing complexity and increasing simplicity or the

oakley, columbia fighting has been reported in south sudan between rival factions, of vice president reg. michelle's dozens of soldiers on both sides reported they've been killed my child's opponents earlier declared. they had deposed him as the head of the party and military forces, and supporters deny vast and say much are still in control. he unsubsidized president solver kia, formed a fragile unity government last year. after years of conflict that killed hundreds of thousands of people. saudi oil producer around coast reported a near 300 percent rise in profits for the 2nd quarter. the state owned companies. net profits rose to more than $25000000.00 quite again on last year. 6.6000000000, stronger oil market and the easing of coven 19 restrictions around the world have helped with those numbers. meanwhile, saudi arabia says vaccinations, foreign pilgrims will soon be allowed to visit islam, holiest city, mecca. denouncement comes 18 months after the kingdom imposed border restrictions to prevent cove 19 from monday saw the authorities will begin to set assessing overseas requests f

. >> of course, right now there are tax benefits, but what are the reg la tire risks, all of that couldo? actually regulation has been around i think a tighter microsoft with bitcoin over the last few years, and this new bill, the infrastructure bill that's been introduced is going to provide, i think clarity on the rules and the guidelines, as we move forward. who doesn't want to protect consumers or investors, right? anybody who is not up for the regulatory dynamics is probably not somebody who is doing what's best for the consumers >> i think people think of retirement as assets as ones that they don't want to, um, see go up and down in value greatly. they want a -- basically a trend line, while it has some volatility, is generally going up, and bitcoin has done that. it would have been a good long-term investment it might have given you some an angina along of way. can you roll it over and i assume you -- >> that's a lot there. we'll start with volatility. that's a key component as far as volatility is concerned, it's about rely activi -- relativity, too. has it gone up to 65 and fa

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so the only fraud we have in this country is reg scans.ge michael kemp wrote, defendant fann has the authority and statutory obligation under the public records law to compel and its subvendors to produce all internal e-mails and correspondence outlined in the proposed order. how much longer will this go on? >> john, i'll tell you how long this is going to go on. as long as they're grifting people, they're sending e-mails out donate 10, 15, $20 to people who don't have an extra 10, 15, $20. they're swindling them toly you know, you did. probably one of the most even-keeled men i've ever met. for him to do do this shows how american this senate is. >> one of the knocks on democrats here in washington, my colleague nicole thomas saying srpgs they don't seem to have thimpltd you've been here in washington now for -- it hasn't been quite a month yet, but you've been here for a long time. dooupg do you think that democrats have their hair on fire about what these suppression bills mean for american democracy, and are they willing to go every st

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the school district in paris, texas has found a loophole in governor reg abbott's band.t added masks to school desk -- school dress codes, which has still complied with the law. reggie: starting in a month, you will need to show proof of your vaccination or a negative covid-19 test to attend large indoor events in california. state health officials say this applies to events with at least 1000 people. new policy takes effect september 20. san jose city council will vote next week on a similar but stricter policy, which would require all staff and attendees at events with 50 people are more at city facilities show proof of vaccination. kumasi: the crisis and afghanistan putting pressure on president biden and the white house response. he is explaining his plan this morning in the new exclusive one-on-one interview with george stephanopoulos. reggie: and you are looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange, where we are down about 173 points. we will check in in a few minutes. kumasi: and facebook is planning your future at work. the feature that some have

would trim the ethics provisions from the original bill, scale down the mandates for automatic voting reg to change the composition of the fec. it's a mouthful of what's cut out and by implication there's still plenty left to the bill. what would your response be to skeptics who say, if you're waiting on republicans and it's going to be that kind of thing, how are you going to get any of this out without reforming the filibuster? >> so there are three basic missions. one is to stop the dark money so billionaires can't buy elections, hiding from the american public. the second goal is to stop gerrymandering. and there is intense conversation among republicans right now about basically gerrymandering on steroids. they know that in just four states, they can gerrymander another six to 13 seats that would be a 26-vote swing in the house. they already feel like they have about a 15-seat advantage, that is a 30-seat swing, as it is. the margin, which is eight seats right now, should be about 38 if there was equal representation. so this is extremely important. then defending the ballot, that me

did they follow the regs and did they push back and tell the afghans don't board the plane. they made a decision as a crew to load up as many people as they could and take off as quickly as they could. so it is a very, very different situation. these aircraft as you mentioned normally can carry about 300 when there is a seat or bench configura configuration. and what they did here, they had everyone sit on the floor in a floor loading configuration. the only other time i've seen this happen was in 2013 in a typhoon rescue. but even then, it was more orderly where there were cargo straps across so everyone could hold on to the cargo straps. this was just everyone taking every available space they could. and once they had their full load, they took off and just -- what i've learned since my initial story came out is the crew decided to just kind of sort it out in the air. that aircraft, the destination was qatar. and that country did not anticipate that many evacuees landing either. so surprise on both ends and it was a complete judgment call by this crew to help save those li

i saw like a lion at reg and tsa.terally running through outdoor sewage break kids are being trapped in the chaos. the marines is like they've like to shoot as many people they see they don't want you don't have the enemy is part right now the enemies wearing american uniforms are ditched by her twenty-year allies the the african special forces and that army. normally you need to feel what we call troops in contact which is the imminent threat of attack. you do not know when a suicide bomber is going to attack what i have seen them have been lucky to survive. it's very fast, permanent, scary. there's nothing left. the first part of troops in contact is when the chalmers at checkpoint 15 feet away view that is your enemy kill them. >> alright, i have to go are so many questions for you. where does the taliban and in isis and kate begin? what's their one and the same. there are warlords in that contact with thousands of years and we are even a country. all is is this guy's in charge of this group i'm going to turn to is

. >> they were keeping their principles if not the regs intact.ord that anything is being done to the crew. >> nothing is being done to the crew. there's no investigation. in my follow-ups, what i have learned is that this crew has -- it's been determined that they followed the commander's intent which is to save lives, get the afghans out of harm's way and that's exactly what the crew did. and that crew is actually back flying evacuation missions. >> tara cobb, thank you so much, for the story, for the coverage and the truth. i appreciate you. >> thank you. >>> we got to be like that flight crew. everybody who has any kind of power or agency where this mission is involved, you have to be like that crew. because that's how you keep your promise. now, to the fight at home, one of the main faces of the resistance to measures that can help get this pandemic under control just tested positive for covid himself, the governor of texas. we wish him well. what he's saying tonight about his diagnosis next. your skin isn't just skin, it's a beautiful reflec

you say, "i saw a genuine willingness among the reg stem file of the taliban to lay down weapons andme their lives, with the americans do not want that. for my reporting is into me and many other afghans motivation was revenge after 9/11. we're coming up on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. then you talk about the piece moments lost when you actually had the secretary of defense under bush, rumsfeld, saying no to the taliban saying they would surrender if a market remain living in dignity in kanhar and even the taliban saying they would turn over before this osama bin laden? >> i think in hindsight, when the taliban government was toppled by the americans at the time, there fighters and most of thr mid-level commanders did go back to rural afghanistan. they wanted to start their normal lives. there were raved, jailed, killed mostly at the hands of warlords were allies back then with the americans and there was a lot of family politics, tribal rivalries, people wanted to settle old scores. but people simply wanted to lie to the american so they could get something back in retu

from 1959 to 1969 this program investigates the hyper sonic reg seem has to do that as a aero space planehere's a vehicle designed to transition from the earth's atmosphere to the edges of space. over 199 flights there are three x-15 built by north america. taking that formula and pushing the idea of higher and faster, you're looking at a vehicle in its present form designed for the hypersonic regime. it means it has to be a vehicle that can fly in the atmosphere. it has traditional controls to allow it to maneuver in the atmosphere. it also needs a new system. if you look at the nose, you see the two holes in front of the white rectangle, those are reaction control jets. as the aerodynamic ability to control the aircraft goes away it uses reaction control jets to control the aircraft. it is a true aerospace plain -- plane -- is the distinctive shape is there for the hyper sonic regime. it's more the shape of the fuselage. you decent big fat wings, it's you don't see big fat wings, it's a very compact structure. that tail is to facilitate control in the hyper sonic regime. now the air tra

human figures, a chain, or geometric designs like diamonds or reg tangles is meant to emphasize a certain party, a certain alliance. it is not a design that emphasizes hierarchy. i am better than you are. it says we're all equal partners in this particular alliance. so wampum worked that way. so this is a black wampum belt. purple or black symbolizes war and the white has been used to form the image of a hatchet. one of the other common idioms of american english that arises out of this diplomacy is taking up the hatchet or burying the hatchet. whenever you are making amends with somebody you have fought with, we are going to bury the hatchet. that's where this comes from. often times the symbolism of the hatchet was meant to symbolize i want you to go to war with me against a common enemy, or it is time to make peace. let us bury the hatchet, renew trade, and that sort of thing. the wampum belts could be accepted. they could be -- the other side might say, no thanks, but we are going to think about that before we accept that belt. in other cases they were kicked away or thrown into the d