he was also part of the reuters _ maintained. he was also part of the reuters team _ maintained.euters team that won - maintained. he was also part of the reuters team that won the | the reuters team that won the pulitzer prize in 2018 for its coverage of the hinge refugee crisis. danish siddiqui understood the power of images, of lives lived and lost. moments of celebration, protest, and sometimes despair. he said he enjoyed most capturing the human face of the breaking story. but in that desire to uncover truth, he has paid the ultimate price. danish siddiqui, the journalist killed danish siddiqui, thejournalist killed in an ambush in afghanistan. a reminder of our top story more than 120 people have died in flooding in parts of western europe. these strong pictures from a town in germany showed the sheer scale of the destruction caused by the flooding and mudslides. that is over now. goodbye. hello. a few places got close to 29 degrees on friday, it's likely over the weekend we will get above 30 for the first time this summer. mostly dry with hot sunshine and it is all because

reuters, final word, reuters is reporting what china could be doing is singling out tibetans and uyghurs>> there is nothing scarier than a racial purity government even one that thinks about it or considers it but remember a disease could easily be developed would only be immune, have immunity by a chosen group or the like. are we facing that? yes. i think after covid-19, we have to recognize that we cannot take chances with china. we have to have defenses that are affirmative especially in data. elizabeth: all right. congressman daughter-in-law issa, thanks for joining us. it is good to see you. >> thanks. >>> coming up michigan opening a probe into potential undercounting of nursing home deaths. state republicans say the undercounting was done to make democrat governor gretchen whitmer look better. democrats are hot low denying that in the state of merck began. joe concha is next. this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪♪ this past year has felt

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of course always in reuters on covid19. of course always in the reuters on covid19.rted 16 new cases related to the games, bringing the total number sincejuly one up total number sincejuly one up to 148. finally, before i leave the tokyo games, the tunisian media and lots of pan— arab media are celebrating the win of the swimmer, ahmed hafnaoui. he won the men's 400 metres freestyle, the men's 400 metres freestyle, the first gold medal for an african nation in this year's games. lots of papers reporting on kais saied and his political problems, but he will be passing on his thanks and fracture of the nation. his when it came as a prize too much of the media after he only qualified in eighth place for the final. he has won the fifth gold medalfor tunisian history gold medal for tunisian history of gold medalfor tunisian history of the games. he dedicated it to all tunisian. away from sport, but still in tunisia, the president kais saied has sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament. the move came after one day of demonstrations across the country, calling for

danish siddiqui was chief photographer for the reuters news agency in india.n he was killed in an ambush. earlier this year, he could be found in the hospitals of delhi, chronicling the covid pandemic in his own country. these images of mass funeral pyres went viral, earning him global recognition. there are technical challenges and then there are emotional challenges. technical challenges as to how to showcase this story in a dignified way, you know, and in a way that people are, you don't go too close to it, so that the dignity of the victim or his family is maintained. he was also part of the reuters team that won the pulitzer prize in 2018 for its coverage of the rohingya refugee crisis. danish siddiqui understood the power of images, of lives lived and lost. moments of celebration, protest, and sometimes despair. he said he enjoyed most capturing the human face of a breaking story. but in that desire to uncover truth, he's paid the ultimate price. danish siddiqui, the journalist who was killed in an ambush in afghanistan. to the blue waters of the bahamas

that's according to reuters.t a frame this with people that have tuned in, the big move came from a dow jones story that read as follows, didi global is considering going private to placate authorities in china and compensate investors for losses incurred since the company listed in the u.s. in late june. dowd -- dow jones on the one side and reuters on the other. this is now about positive 13%. tom: we are honored that people like jack ablin join us every day. this is a window into what we do every day, not just jon, lisa, and me. we cite the news where comes from, in this case dow jones states up we go, then reuters comes out and says maybe not. what you don't hear or see is what is in between for people like martin schenker and kieran buchanan are scrambling with all of our resources to look at these rumors and speculations. and once again, our team is absolutely -- has absolutely nailed this. jon: looking at the story and how it has developed, how investable are some of these names given how it is playing out

and more fallout from that bombshell reuters report that says that china and its military are collectingna, genetic data from millions of pregnant women around the world for population research and to become an economic and military superpower. u.s. intelligence out with a major warning. we're going to talk to you about it. plus, blowback against the media for touting michael avenatti as a superstar, a presidential contender and for his credibility. we've got the highlight reel on that. he's heading to prison. and top democrat james clyburn now says that defund the police is a real problem for the democrat party. it's damaging the party. he's saying it could, quote, destroy the progress i agenda. progressive agenda. ing thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with cpac, the conservative political action conference, kicking off today in dallas, texas. former president trump will be the headline speaker this sunday. lydia hu is in that's with more. lydi

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they point out that it seems like reuters was promoting the sale. one user tweeted this.etary sean spicer pointed out a socialist is using capitalism. ocasio-cortez with a snarky clap back. with this tweet. transactions are not capitalism and the money goes to charitable efforts. joe concha, media and politics columnist for the hill with me now. joe, what is this? >> well, it is interesting, right? if you put those tweets up again, you see one of the tweets there is literally meg phones next to one of the messages on it regarding tax the rich. i'm wondering exactly are we supposed to be looking at the twitter account there of an objective prominent wire service and should reuters allowing interns to -- reuters tweets this news out nine times, harris, nine times and that's just about the best free tizing for one of the least effective members of congress in terms of getting legislation passed than anybody can ask for. it depends on the letter next to one's name and the message being sent as far as media coverage is concerned. in aoc's case if the message is tax the rich or

danish siddiqui — a pulitzer prize—winning reuters journalist — speaking to us earlier this year.day two coming to a close, what is the latest? aha, a close, what is the latest? picture perfect setting here at royal st george's. it has been an astonishing day of golf as well and it is the south african who is out in front at the minute. he was the overnight leader. started on six under par and then hit four birdies and an eagle in his round as well. chasing behind him is one of the early starters today, colin. nine under par. just behind him isjordan spieth. throngs of spectators watching him. look who isjust before —— beyond him, dustin johnson, making the most of the quiet evening wind which is making a real difference and making this course a lot more benign at this stage but if we look further down, shane larry, the defending champion, he is going nicely at the moment as well on three under par but rory mcilroy, the northern irishman of the 2014 champion, had a very difficult day. it looks like he is going to make the cut though, he is on even par but even by his own high stan

we have news from 10 minutes ago from reuters, reporting that the u.s. has stopped processing registrations of u.s. ipos and other securities by chinese companies with new guidance for disclosing to investors the risk for new crackdowns by beijing. this is according to people familiar with the matter. kailey: so it's not a wholesale eradication of ipos, but you are seeing the alibaba adr following this 2.5% on the heels of this headline. there is ramped up pressure between the u.s. and china when it comes to ipos, and frankly sharing financing of the biggest and most powerful tech companies. jonathan: some people would say it's pretty slow. kailey: that started a month ago, when this company came to the u.s. company markets. we know that story about it potentially going private or not. and this is obviously for new listings, but what's going to happen to the chinese companies already listed? we know that the penalties reported include having to do list. jonathan: speaking of slow, the president of the united states is looking to stop evictions in america

the decision being made in the united states, according to reuters. the sec has stopped processing registrations of u.s. ipos and other sales of securities by chinese companies while at kraft's new guidance for disclosing to investors the risk of a new regulatory crackdown by beijing. that is the story of the last hour. kailey: the post-didi saga continues. the drama that has unfolded since then is really quite remarkable. it still has not stopped. we also got news out of china this morning that they are going to root out some of what they call illegalities in the ride-hailing sector, the kind of monopoly power there. that is really weighing on didi and premarket trading. the adrs of some other companies are really under pressure because it is unclear what this regulatory environment looks like right now. jonathan: didi down by 5.9% in early trading now. lisa: geoff yu really interesting yesterday on china, and how they perhaps were not expecting as severe, good response. given the response this morning, i wonder what their message was and how much th

just getting some news in from the reuters news agency of two members of mexico's olympic baseball team that is two of the mexican olympic baseball team testing positive for covid—19. we already had confirmation of two south africans, one check and one american gymnast so that rings six now, so far, with positive covid tests in tokyo. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: president biden and dozens of western allys criticise china over a major cyber attack, earlier this year. see you coming down the ladder now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30 year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred to that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now a decade later, it has been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity, and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. thousands of households across the country are suspiciously- quiet this luncht

i was reading reuters. they are previewing the 100th anniversary speech of president xi in china.y wrote as the party strengthened under xi, public discourse is nationalistic with many chinese expressing pride." their pride is fine but american pride is not deserved. >> china resides -- reads the left like a book. whether it's a green agenda or high speed rail or dense living, they can enact change. they like the use and abuse of power. they don't like democratic discussions. they feel they are the guardians and will talk down to us. that i would have the quickness to get things done. that's why they admire chine. charles munger praised the chinese crackdown on mao. >> laura: exactly. thank you. why do they need offices outside of washington? senator tom cotton is here on nancy pelosi's expandinging police force and a few months ago this show highlighted an alaska couple who were raided by the fbi in the case of mistaken identity stemming from the january 6th riots. they are back with an update. it's important. stay there. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the

siddiqui had been a photo journalist for reuters, since 2010. and you can see here, some of the footage he shot just days before he was killed on friday. in a statement on his killing, reuters says it's urgently seeking more information and working with authorities in the region. >>> i'm michael homes. for our international viewers, "marketplace africa" is next. for everyone else, ale be right back with more "cnn newsroom." ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you

journalist and this was a driver from race among the victims wiki leaks identified with each mall of reuters driver and photographer. now me an l d. the helicopter pilot, the obvious, can you see your insight insurgent instantly decides that the weapons are like that. this is what, that's what i'm all up on the the if you think things are wanting me a few minutes later, the nature of the incident changes the ab or mission because some war crying where we lean, a black van approaches to the wounded inside. there are no competence just to men with team children. the pilots reports an imminent threat and requests permission to fire again. claire claire around where on the grounds there are courses everywhere. the helicopter then captures on the film the arrival if it were pathologists. among them, ethan mccord. this is me here. i was when i was about 6, you were dismounted at the time. running up on the scene. i had never seen anything like that before i saw on the corner what appeared to have been 3 men. they were completely destroyed by the 30 millimeter thr, claire, that almost to me didn't

nothing to do with attacking new york times journalists and journalists from you know, reuters in the economist, lifesaving mission them whose lives others in. ready the painters that are abusing these technology to go out of their political opponents. so do not live in some distance activities. we have no prob, i mean, roof about this and, and i should also say pension funds apparently here in britain invest in n s. so, so does that mean in capitalist countries where investing, i mean we're paying our taxes, you see that go into the military industrial complex, and also private pension funds are investing in a so group, i mean i, we all paying for our own we are, it's just giving that must understand there's only one company of many. i mean, 10 years ago we pointed out this was a multi 1000000000 dollar industry. we were calling out the pointing out the fact that this had to be regulated just the weapons industry. but it, nobody listens. so it is unregulated and can easily be weaponized or we are calling this company, let's call it pull. what it really is. i mean, these are intellige

okay, let's go back and get to like there's tennis. reuters football reuters and joined us, so they're very different. be football and tennis, sorry that they see. speaker, you know, we will because that's their bread and butter journalists. it's whole one unit because you know, if you asked wrong question or if you ask the wrong way, you could find yourself being blacklisted or black hole like other journalists that is totally juice. yeah, i think she'll be, i don't think that during a she'll be bringing this sort of store, especially because they know that the reaction to get someone comes off when you're hoping sweat are exhausted. they've already had to come. of course, they're going to ask questions to get the reaction that they want to go through. actually want to discuss the headline. the guardian editors to like to say, oh yes. except the russians. ok. i should. yeah, this should be a protocol using your dentist and thanks so much for your time today. sports columnist alan mercer alive on our team and knowledge and use update for. now reminder for up to the minute developments

. >> reuters news agency is mourning the loss of one its own.ize-winning journalist danish siddiqui was killed on assignment during clashes between the taliban and afghan security forces. he was embedded with afghan special forces when the fighting erupted. a senior afghan officer was also killed. now, siddiqui had been a photojournalist for reuters since 2010. you can see these images here he shot just days before he was killed on friday. in a statement on his killing, reuters says it is urgently seeking more information and working with authorities in the region. >>> thanks for your company, spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes. you can follow me on twitter and instagram @holmescnn. do stick around. kim brunhuber will be here with more "cnn newsroom" in just a moment. is what lenders actually look at? it's not. so let me ask, do you really know your credit? do you know how to improve it? how to protect it? don't worry. that's why there's extracredit. don't settle for a free credit app. get the most comprehensive credit solutio

i haven't seen reuters news flash that the most famous journalist in the world. the key witness against him has admitted his line. well, it has little traction so far. i know that, you know, some of the major mainstream needed to doing without working on stories based on that. i just had that from the, the, the inverse of journalists where she broke her story. so let's give a little bit of time. it's a complicated story, but i mean, the essence of it is we, we kind of get time, can we? because there's a heat wave here in london, i don't know what the temperatures are in bell marsh. i don't know what the covert situation is, and bell much the united nation special rogers repeatedly meet on this program. and the british start is being involved in torture. there is no time is that you're right must be free to mediately that it is. it is absurd that he is sitting in prison after the victory in court and generally for it . it's absolutely absurd that he would be sent back to the prison, which is creating the condition which was underlying the decision by the judge to

reuters is reporting that this is over the human rights issue as well.to reuters. yes. we have plenty more ahead, this is bloomberg. >> perfect timing. welcome back to the show. breaking news, this is on the ipo market in hong kong. we're looking at a target valuation near $5 million. just keep in mind we are talking some external investors. it is the same issue, the homecoming taken aback and between 19. we do understand the potential one billion ipo here. >> that is a big one. let's look at the events we are watching out for next week. starting with the world's to largest economies. we will also get the u.s. cpi data. we have a number of aipac central-bank decisions. those two are a little more hawkish year. jay powell will also deliver his semiannual monetary policy report to congress. it is earnings season in new york. it is the big banks reporting first in the second quarter. as we are talking about the g20, global taxation -- central bankers gather in venice. >> governments have a new mantra for how they may pay for all. >> a minimum rate of 15%, t

reuters says a senior afghan officer caught in telegram crossfire near the pakistani border.n forces since earlier this week, the reuters president and editor-in-chief releasing a statement saying he was an outstanding journalist, devoted husband and father and much loved colleague. our thoughts are with his family of this terrible time. carley: another massive march in support of cuban amid the worsening crisis. todd: the white house is slow to react despite the president calling cuba a failed state and condemning communism. carley: good morning, lauren. >> reporter: protesters calling for us action in cuba by shutting down highways, speaking up for cubans who have been demonstrating in historic numbers against their government over food shortages, unstable economy, cuba's handling of rone long-running communist regime. president biden acknowledged communism and socialism cannot work calling cuba a failed state. >> communism is a failed system, universally failed system and i don't see socialism as a very useful substitute. >> reporter: in cuba the government censoring prote

another area in the cuban situation that is getting a lot of attention, reuters, down the middle they are getting slammed for saying cuban protesters risked exacerbating covid 19 spike, stark contrast to all the celebration of the protests we saw last summer when blm protests were happening, this is what we were talking about. for whatever reason the mainstream media weather is not condemning communism or saying especially mayorkas yesterday that soundbite if you are coming here we will turn you around, you have people coming to the border, it is all about you can come here, it is a double standard that makes no sense. why when it comes to the cubans doing so much to thwart communism and doing the right thing we can't accept that in our country. jillian: the tweet from reuters, june 3rd, 2020, thousands worldwide took to the streets to show their support for the black lives matter movement which is a very different tweet then yesterday, cuban protests risk exacerbating covid 19 spike. if they are protesting an oppressive government they can risk exacerbating covid 19. if you are prote

as according to the reuters news agency, the drought is part of the blocks ambitious plans to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by the end of the decade. living fuels for freight transport and waterborne navigation within the you are also targeted. egyptian authorities, the sets release the ever given the giant ship the blood, the suez canal for nearly a week earlier this year, the japanese owners have reached a deal with egypt. it had retained the vessel while seeking compensation for damages lost revenues and the cost of salvaging it. exactly 27 years after the amazon was founded, jeff bezos is stepping down today as chief executive head of its cloud division. and the jesse is taking over, the company earns more from its cloud services than anything else generated revenues of around 386000000000 dollars last year. boosting profits to over 21000000000. amazon's market capitalization is 1.7 trillion. investors love the bays or group trade unions doped for working conditions and pay a still bones of contention for an ever growing workforce. it was at 33700 back in 2010. as you can se

that coming from reuters this morning.he president a couple of weeks ago said that in several days, we would have some information about the travel ban, and we haven't had that information as of yet. this is a report for mortars that the u.s. will not lift travel restrictions, citing the alta variant. tom: sup -- the delta variant. tom: some of this is canada. there's like a 20 day differential there. jonathan: the bigger issue seems to be with europe right now. if this is about the delta variant and is already so prevalent in the united states, the dominant strain, what good is the travel ban? if united states citizens can travel freely, what does that accomplish? tom: my eyes glaze over on it. i really can't keep track of it. . jonathan: coming up on the program, former world bank chief economist on an important moment for the global economy. yields are lower by a couple of basis points to 1.2529% on 10. your equity market down six on the s&p 500, -0.14%. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. heard

reuters reporting that the u.s.d at least 10 chinese entities to its economic like list over alleged human rights abuses. this move part of the biden administration's ongoing efforts to hold beijing accountable for its actions in the region. all of this weighing into a very negative day's

i started as a foreign correspondent for reuters and in 1978 when i was pregnant for the first time reuters decided being a mother and a foreign correspondent didn't go together. i came to live with my husband and baby at new york. i had time on my hands because i didn't have a job anymore and i discovered american literature. one of the books that sank deep into my psyche at this point was edgar dr. roe the book of daniel and somehow i didn't get it out of my system. i know it's fictionalized and i know it's about a son and a daughter but i happen to have a son and a daughter so it struck a chord. and then i started writing books and my most recent book which we were talking about earlier was a book about women in wartime paris. when i finished that they said can you write a new graffiti about one of the spies and there really wasn't one that completely interested me but somehow i remembered ethel and i didn't know in detail about her story but what i did know was whenever you mentioned it to anybody they would talk about oh the sub eight's and i began to think maybe they shouldn't be tied

the order will call on regulators to enact reforms such as increasing scrutiny of tech mergers >>> reutersmore chinese companies added to the biden administration blacklist. that move could come today and announce the move of five other companies and chinese entities added to the list of allegations of forced labor and human rights violations in the western region of the country reuters reporting that stripe has taken the next step to public the online payment processor hired a law firm on to help with preparations with the expected ipo. the company was valued at $95 billion following a fund raising round in march making it one of the most value you ing start ups. >>> and a key threat to the global pandemic. she added lagging vaccine campaigns could have negative ramifications for the united states brian, back to you >> get the vaccines around the world. mrna hospitalizations are still way down we will see how that plays in. kristina, thank you very much. >>> let's get back to the markets and your money and the wild moves in the bond price the last two weeks we don't say wild moves and bon

has reportedly stopped processing ipo registrations for chinese companies, according to reuters. the news agency says the securities and exchange commission is working on new guidance to disclose to investors the risk of new regulatory crackdowns by china. president biden's power over vaccinations has had a wall in the fight to curb the delta variant. he ordered federal employees to get shots or face strict public health precautions. he offered ordinary american holdouts $100 for a shot. what happens next in the pandemic is largely out of the president's hands. he says he hopes more employers will require workers to get those shots. exxon mobil posted the highest profit in two years. the energy giant's cash flow was lifted by surging demand for oil and gas. all of this cements exxon mobil's recovery from a period in which it burned almost $2 billion in cash. amazon faces the biggest european union find in history. the eu's data production walked job -- reduction watchdog has been hit with an $8 million penalty. amazon said the company is processing if personal data did not comply

we'll talk to a reuters journalist about their report suggesting it's being used to collect genetic data changes its foreign travel rules. and... no longer the butt ofjokes? we will speak to the england fan who had gareth southgate inked on his backsidejust hours before his team were eliminated from the last world cup. a prenatal test, that is taken by millions of pregnant women around the world, was developed by a chinese gene company that worked in collaboration with the chinese military. the news agency reuters reports that data collected by the b61 group is available to the people's liberation army and has in the past been used for population research. there is no suggestion bgi has violated privacy agreements or regulations. but reuters say the company's privacy policy, states that data can be shared when it is "directly relevant to national security or national �*defence' security". lets talk to the reporter who broke this story kirsty needham, who is in sydney. tell us about this test and how the results are stored. this tell us about this test and how the results are stored.— res

we have just had this comment via the reuters i system.president as it sank the political witch hunt by the radical left democrats in new york netting over the assignment take continues. that is the former president's reaction to the rest of his cfo at the trump organisation. an 82—year—old woman will become the oldest person to fly into space this month, and she's going with the amazon founderjeff bezos. her trip is 60 years overdue. wally funk was one of the first women trained to fly to space in the early 1960s, but then the programme was cancelled. now she has been invited tojoin the tech billionaire onboard the first crewed flight by his blue origin company out of the earth's atmosphere. good luck to her. now chris fawkes has the weather. hello there. most of us again have seen dry weather and some sunshine around through the afternoon, probably the best of it in scotland, although not far behind that, a glorious scene here in cornwall. and although it's been dry for most, there have just been a few isolated showers around, notably ac

a pulitzer prize-winning photojournalist for reuters died while covering a clash today between afghanthe taliban. danis was embedded with afghan special forces when the crossfire erupted. here you see some footage he shot just days before he was killed. reuters said in a statement, quote, we are urgently seeking more information, working with authorities in the region. he was an outstanding journalist, a devoted husband and father and a much-loved colleague. may his memory be a blessing. >>> coming up, homes and businesses under water and caked in mud. hundreds still missing in historic flooding in europe as scientists warned this might not be so rare in the near future. stay with us. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if you have this... consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today for your free decision guide. ♪ hitting the road this summer? not all 5g networks are created equa

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photo journalist has been killed in afghanistan, kandahar district, danesh dicky, worked for the reuters news agency, and he was traveling with the african special forces when he was caught in the crossfire between taliban and african troops. those the headlines, the news continues and all disease after mines in barbara and elias le bumble writing. with elias bye for now. me. ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, mobile calling play the over going out is, you know, park is in bob way. ah, blah blah, i started my job is blinking between deparga and the community. in the african marriage, you need to find somebody we did to putting in my bible about my job. my job weighed about my family, my level or my wife lives in there and work with them. i love you need the my it's about my comments. i want too much bit damage and that is into meant in our college and this i'm not in the news that were moved outside, but it was not a big deal for the deal. if indeed, you know there's been more italian not what they call in the bag we formed was before the community department where we live in our program. so i'm

reuters is reporting that person tested positive for covid inside the olympic village. details have been released, said to be a visitor from abroad involved in organizing the games. games begin on july 23rd. olympic village set to house up to 18,000 athletes and members of national teams. >>> firefighters on high alert, concerned we'll have another weekend like that. video from last august when a dry lightning storm sparked massive fires around the bay area. meteorologist rob mayeda, is there a chance of that much lightning? >> probably not to that extent, 10,000 lightning strikes, that was tropical storm off the coast of baja, california. this is monsoon moisture out of arizona, may not have the level of fuel. but as it moves up, fire watches cover a large portion of the state. central valley, sierra and back to the bay area, locations above 1,000 feet. 11:00 a.m. sunday to 11:00 a.m. monday. keep in mind the exceptional drought we're experiencing right now. that's high concern for fire danger even just a couple of lightning strikes coming in this weekend. closer look,

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the leaky worked for the reuters news agency and was writing with the african special forces he has caught in the crossfire between the taliban and african troops. thailand has posted a record daily high of current virus infections as concern mounts about delays and vaccine delivery mold. and $9600.00 cases reported in the last 24 hours in the us. estimated 4 and a half 1000000 vaccine doses to indonesia. as it battles southeast asians worst growing virus outbreak. indonesia reported a record of 1025 virus related deaths on friday. i mean, i full tower has reopened to visitors after its longest closures, as well as war 2, the la monk has been shut since the start of the 19 pandemic. it will not accept 13000 people today. those with headlines and back with more news and half law here and algebra to stay with us. i was a school in the seventies and eighties were totally different from what school are these dates? there was no other choice for them. there were i my, and lot of t within the system they shall be in the victim, eyes marginalize picked on. and unfortunately, that mentality that e

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simon evans, reuters.ace in this tournament. what do you think the team _ tournament. what do you think the team has— tournament. what do you think the team has to — tournament. what do you think the team has to do better than it has done _ team has to do better than it has done in _ team has to do better than it has done in previous games, to raise their— done in previous games, to raise their game — done in previous games, to raise their game for this, what areas have you been— their game for this, what areas have you been focusing on doing better? well, _ you been focusing on doing better? well, it— you been focusing on doing better? well, it is— you been focusing on doing better? well, it is not necessarily about better, it is, the challenge or every game is slightly different. and in finals, actually, the key is to hit your normal level. lots of teams in finals end up underperforming, and you don't have to find a level beyond that you've ever gone to before, it's about hitting and doing what you're go

let's go to carl at reuters. >> thanks for taking my question. i was wondering if you could share a little bit more details about the current thinking -- i know you say they are not needed now. i have heard some commentary suggesting among compromise people and the elderly they might be needed, maybe latter part of this year or early next year. i know that there can be higher risk side effects. just curious. >> dr. fauci. dr. fauci: as dr. walensky has said multiple times, the cdc is looking at a number of different cohorts that will get the information that will be needed if and when and to whom we will be giving boosters. i think we should be making sure that people understand because the question often gets asked, particularly among the unvaccinated, if you are talking about boosting people does that mean the vaccines do not work? that is not the case at all. we are dealing with highly effective vaccines. when you talk about a third shot for a two shot vaccine regimen, or another shop for the j&j single-dose regimen, you are talking about enha

olympics but signs of trouble are also brewing as japan is seeing a surge of covid cases according to reutersdaily new infections have now hit a six-month high >> reporter: he was hoping to help team usa win a fourth consecutive gold medal, but usa basketball announcing wizards all-star bradley beal will miss the olympics after being placed in covid protocols >> he was playing very well. there's no next bradley beal >> reporter: his teammate jeremy grant now under those protocols as well out of an abundance of caution. over the last week, they've played teams from three different countries in las vegas. while here in tokyo, covid cases are at a six-month high. organizers saying another olympian has tested positive the ioc president telling me safety is their number one priority >> we want to organize these olympic games, but we want to organize it in a safe and secure way for everybody. >> reporter: athletes are flying in from around the world simone biles and the women's gymnastics team the latest to arrive >> i've never competed without a crowd or without my family there. so it'll be very d

and reuters have reported that at least seven have been assassinated.re talking about one specific platform, which is the american uh—60 black hawks. but we use other platforms. we use mi—17s and mi—24s, and it takes... but you can't lose many more pilots. no, we can't lose pilots. they are critical to us. and if you lose the air support you have, you can't keep, for example, kabul, can you? air support is very important. yes. i totally accept that — in the terrain that is. that doesn't mean it's needed everywhere. it gives an added advantage. it gives us an advantage over the taliban. and we are totally committed to keeping our air power and notjust keeping what we have, we're working to add to it and there will be some new aircraft that are coming from the us. well, let's turn to the peace talks, because that was meant to be the way out of this. and in theory, there are peace talks going on in doha. do you see any chance of them working? so far, we have not seen the taliban to be truly committed to any kind of genuine peace talks. they have not negoti