robby? lexi absently is. i don't blame him.by his brother, family loyalty is a thing. it makes total sense he talked it over with andrew cuomo. but he should not also be an anchor at cnn. it's a massive conflict of interest. the brother of a political figure also covering politics are very important central cable news channel. he should not be having that job anymore is not particular good at it i don't why they keep them it makes no sense. kennedy: everyone understands being detective. i don't fault him for that at all. as a fact his unofficial e-mails shaming these women. laming cancel culture and completely skirting accountability. he was in a sense acting as an official advisor with other official advisors. >> look, chris cuomo really does have a problem there. you cannot ignore what happened in the last administration. we have a lot of people in media who have connection and participate in messaging. so for going to go down that path there's a whole lot of people who need to be talked about don't think you wont open that d

robbie. >> yes, he absolutely is. blame him i don't think it's surprising he stuck by his brother, family loyalty is a thing. it makes sense he talked it over with andrew cuomo but he also should not be an anchor at cns, passive conflict of interest and never made sense to have a brother of such an important political figure current politics for an important central cable news channel so yes, he should absolutely have a job anymore, he's not particularly good at it anyway. kennedy: everyone understand family loyalty and being protective of someone you love and i don't fault him for that at all, is the fact that he was on official e-mails where they were crafting the narrative of shaming the women and blaming cancer culture completely skirting the body so he was acting as an official advisor with other official advisors. >> chris cuomo really doesn't have a problem but you cannot ignore what happened in the last administration. we have a lot of people in media have connection and participate in messaging so if we go do

i'm here with margot robbie, john cena and james gunn.ogue here. james, you and i have a little history. >> we do. >> anthony: that the public does not know. >> i'm so happy to see you, and i've been so happy to watch your career over these years. >> anthony: thank you. do you want to talk about that history? >> anthony and i met -- i think it's 19 years ago. we were trying to do -- i wrote the scooby-doo movies from the early 2000s. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. and anthony came in and read a bunch of the roles with us when we first read the script with the cast. for the very first time. and he was great. >> anthony: yeah. and i actually got the job, i believe, i got the job, and i could not do the job because i ended up getting this other job, this little movie called "kangaroo jack." [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> anthony: and there was a little conflict. but yeah, man. so i just want to congratulate you on your success and everything that you've done since then. >> thank you. >> anthony: because we haven't seen eac

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i'm seeing bas robbie on the north tip of every island increase for wildfires that have been raging for a week are still burning the taliban intensive by the bonds as it captures the problem in ghana stand for day i'm going to go with all eyes only and see if the form of ball slona stars report to be heading to paris for medical with p. s g. following his emotional farewell with, punish johnny ah, planet. he is facing a grave crisis and we need to do something about it immediately. that's a message from the world's leading authority on climate science. the intake of a mental panel on climate change says the impact of rising temperatures is already being felt and some changes, and now it reversible. let's go straight to our environment editor nick clock in men nav gas in southern turkey, where while fives have caused widespread destruction there, nick took us through the main finding yeah, might have gotten antalya in southern turkey. in fact, since while i was have indeed struck him in a very devastating way. if you look behind me, you can just see the great swathe of damages. the fires

but let's start with zane beds. robbie in greece. weather have also been just terrible. seems as a wall of swept through that day, tell us more about what's been happening. well like we spoke to the program director for greenpeace greece and she told us that it is already too late to change. what has happened. it is already too late to turn back the clock. this is how things will be from now on. now that really does resonate with people, people do understand that, but it didn't really become obvious to people until perhaps a few days ago when we saw instagram footage of people being evacuated from the island, the hardest part of the country people were being evacuated on a ferry and they were incredibly dramatic pictures of forest fires, of coastal forest ablaze. there was nothing else you could see from the perspective of those inside the ferry that were filming this footage. but fire in it really gave people a sense of how close thousands of residents of the island came to losing their life . we've come to the northwest side of the island to a port at a deep sauce. and

is that rational justified in your opinion, robbie? >> i'm not sure about that.re's plenty of free testing that's being done. so i don't understand where the college is coming, saying that they're going to use the money for testing. and i also worry about if one person decides to have a lawsuit, i mean, that right there is going to cost them more than what they're going to be making off of these tests. todd: lawsuits are expensive. >> the fines. todd: lawsuits are expense i've, even if you win. any time you get sued it costs money no matter what. logan, do you think something bigger is at play here, is there something we're missing behind the scenes? >> i'm not sure, honestly. it's not just a wesley ann problem, it's a problem throughout the country. we've been looking at other colleges throughout the state and rose college makes you pay $1,500 a semester and birmingham southern university makes you pay $500 a semester. they are forcing you to take take a vaccine that's not fda approved fully. i have a friend that took the vaccine and last week tested positive fo

so, robbie, how bad was your situation? how bad was your break through case?. i lost taste and smell and that's been taking its time to come back and when that happened i got a test that did confirm i had a break through infection even though i have been vaccinated with the pfizer vaccine. i felt better and i really didn't even feel all that sick. i felt completely better after about a day and a half. and i absolutely credit the vaccine for helping me with that other than. lingering symptoms whatsoever. my experience is not personal antidote. that's the experience that the data shows most people have break through infections are having numbers are so, so low really bad outcome after being vaccinated especially for people my age except for the non-elderly. >> ben: the white house and so many of the administration's allies are making the case across the country that this these type of break through experiences are justification for restoring all manner of mandates that we saw last year, in some places new requirements. what is your take and what response would y

robbie, you are doing some incredible work. career has been. many people have been pushed into wanting to make a difference and we see that it is now our job. can you tell people what you have been doing and what you have been encountering in your effort to get people out? >> yeah. thank you so much, tammy. this week i have spent the last week working with a bunch of our greatest heroes and patriots who served our country to help these kids, american children to get them out of afghanistan. we have personally handled about 10 of these children and gotten their information, their passports, their coordinates, everything to the white house, to the state department, and today after joe biden went on there and called this an extraordinary success. i got one of those fathers to call me and he told me the dod left his 3-month-old child hasan at the airport, they had gotten him in custody. we got him to the dod. they left him at the airport. the other children, they didn't even get a phone call from the biden administration. there are

the prime minister urging people to obey evacuations and not try to defend their own homes. famous robbie is following this for c is live in korea on area so same what is the latest movies for news today. but a far fighter of all your firefighters has been to wall trying to fight these places. and just to give you a sense of how serious situation is that you see the difference. active files that are ongoing at the moment. helicopter is still flying overhead, trying to draw water to many boxes they can. and we're seeing heavy vehicles, heavy firefighting vehicles roll in and out of pounds in areas down the hill. here of the me there are small and large ra dotted all over the foothills, and fire and rescue food, as well as stereo water dropping aircraft. they're all very, very thin. and that is why you define minister kind of to miss people to obey medical evacuation order to place a premium on human life or not on property. but people are worried about their property. they're worried about not being able to see if their homes are worried that the officials in the forty's before wants to ch

howie: joining us in new york, liz claman, and robby saove, robbie, i've been struck by the media debateaily cases, a ten fold increase from early june, people are angrier on all sides. >> a lot angrier. what i find curious, the debate is very focused on masks and mask mandates even though you still have -- in areas of the country where vaccination is very high, you still are not seeing an uptick in deaths. the vaccines are working, they don't prevent all breakthrough infections but they're a tremendously good mitigation effort. yet in places like florida, so the coverage, the criticism from the mainstream media is about how you can't have a mask mandate in schools because of governor de santis' orders but the deaths of teachers that we heard about in the media, those were unvaccinated teachers. why are we not discussing the urgent need the to vaccinate people. the media for some reason is obsessed with the mask issue which seems like a side issue at this point, given the vaccines work better and that's what we need to focus on. howie: the larger picture it seems to he me is this. one si

they are both. robbie is on the island. the area with firefighters are struggling to contain the flames. now as you can see, the fire behind me like so many we've seen in the last week. these things move very quickly. they go from this relatively small size to a much larger size. very, very fast. the ground around me is covered in dry vegetation, which is perfect fuel for these fires to grow and spread very, very rapidly. we've been on this location at the north tip of area island for just about 5 or 10 minutes. and we've seen this go from a very, very small group of flames to a much larger fire. and if we look to the right of me, there are more fires burning in that direction. well, along this hiking trail, as it goes deeper into the forest, these fires are burning fast. they are burning hot, and they don't seem to be stopping any time soon. a fire rescue crews that we've encountered driving up and down this part of the island for the last day of all of, for the last several hours. they're trying to do the best they can, t

we have in bas robbie who will join us from the greek capital athens. that's where thousands have been forced to leave their homes on the outskirts of the city. as wildfires move closer and we have adam rainy in puleo, that's in southern italy where the situation is now only getting under control. first, let's go to turkey or suicide are joining us from my now. got. so were so how widespread is the devastation where you are? well, we are in cars will die in the town of mano got, which is one of the most do as stated district, caused by d. y is fires in turkey, msu forest fire broke out last night here and it continued through the night. hum, but as of heck, there's land. how being burned, firefighters continue to cool down the areas to prevent wife fires from spreading to other areas. hundreds of widows years had to create their houses and the security forces are blocking the route to prevent people from getting back to their houses. it is too risky. i have talked to the when it years here, and they all share a common wish. were him back to their houses

killed after a big earthquake fitz west of the haitian capital. puerto prince and i'm seeing bas robbie in greece for residence of area island, are coming to terms with the environmental as well as the economic impact of the worst wildfires. the country in decades ah again astounds president ash ref county has gone. he's left the country as taliban leaders pushed for what they say is a peaceful transfer of power in cobble hours early. and mister ghani delivered a televised message promising to take responsibility for the security of the people of cobble. was there clear need that the national director of security alongside the police and i've gone army take responsibility for the security of all citizens . i have asked the difference minister and then to the minister to convey that message. it is our responsibility and god willing we will get that out in the best possible manner. anyone who's disturbing the law and order a teens of looting, should be confronted with full force. well, taliban fighters have been ordered to wait on the outskirts of the capital despite no threat of imminent

so robbie were telling us about how strategically important guys he is and what this means now that it's fall into the taliban. that's right. if they say it's a fairly small provincial capital, but gas the does bring the fighting closer to cobble itself. there are other cities held by the government, which increasingly feel as though they are under c, j a such as can last good guy in the south of the country in the west. and increasingly that the whole map of i'm going to start is looking more, more like an archipelago, if you like, of governments held cities and that centers still resisting the taliban. but yeah, with huge waves of the country now in taliban hands in these places, seemingly more and more isolated where everyone is waiting to see what the government response will be. everyone is expecting this so called counter attacks and we are seeing a rallying if you like, with ash rep, county the president visiting bizarre, the sharif, the proceed city in the north of the country, meeting with local leaders and military leaders, promising a counter attack. we're also seeing marshall

however, as in bas robbie reports now from the island of elvia, it may not be enough to quell public anger. but i hope you can let me know, my buddy, god, they're going to put the ball. there is anger and regret in. when wildfires began greece's prime minister kitty customer to talk to us said, houses can be rebuilt. now is the time to save your lives where the fires have stopped on the island. there is a clear picture of the price people paid to heed his words. if you've anything i did. okay, so basically i want to see the government hanged from that pine tree and burning. that's it. that's what the government did. are they going to give me back the house as it was? what i'm going through now? can they give everything back to me? my happiness, my joy. right now? no amount of money seems like enough compensation. most can i spoke to the law office to say thank you very interesting. i'm going to tell you what the government's mistake was. they told us to evacuate the villages and towns, so there were no casualties. i remember in the past when there was a fire, the church bells would r

the been dreadful scenes in greece as and bess robbie has been reporting for al jazeera. the vast areas have been destroyed. and zane ballpark is, of course, like here, not on comin in greece, but the scale of it so different this time me exactly right make will spoken to many people and what they said is that wildfires happen every year. but people in the 506070 follow, they have never seen it of bodies. we spent the, we covering the devastation in athens in and it was absolutely terrible this morning. we drove to the island is heavier. we drove into the central part and cross all the way north and the scale of that devastation really outpace to anything that we've seen in athens and the fires. here we're far more intense simply because this is a much denser forest, if you very heavily, heavily wooded island and the scale of devastation is seen going from one town to the next from one of those to the next is absolutely enormous. we are here in a village called on a and it is about the population is about a 150 people. many have left, some are still here. it is right on t

and the price isn't even over yet . named is robbie live 1st there in athens sank thanks thing. more than 100 watt fires burning through the vast forests of south east siberia. nearly 4000000 hectares of land had been damaged by the flames. hundreds of villages and 9 cities in the courts. and you could hear regions have been covered in smoke. forecasts as in east and sicily reported a temperature of $48.00 degrees as her wave worse since fires in the north, which have destroyed homes and crops. if confirmed it will be the highest temperature ever recorded in europe. lebanon's caretaker government is to hold an emergency cabin, a meeting to discuss a dispute with the central bank about fuel subsidies. central banks governor is refusing to use reserve funds to continue the subsidy, saying the law prevents him from doing so. he says he was new legislation was needed a year ago. the loss of fuel subsidies could deepen lebanon's economic crisis. currency is loss and 90 percent of its value since 2019 and half the population now live in poverty. voting is underway in zambia as preside

they thank you very much saying bas robbie correspondent, they're reporting live from athens in tens of thousands of people in france of join protest against the new cobit 19 health pass. as of monday, they needed to get some cinnamon restaurants, bars and other public places opponent say it's an infringement of their civil liberties. frances constitutional court ruled last week that the pass code largely does comply with the republic spending charter, the french president and manuel my hopes, the new will, will encourage people to get the vaccine. and elizabeth would take is a french journalist. she says the new measures appear to be universally disliked. you go tell you extreme right wings warranty axes you've got left wing goes war against the attempts your tax against the liberated and who also coalescing the kind of a position that the french atom mind left cannot create. it's sort of outside the traditional ring bosses, but if the government has completed them, that would be an event proven. i think that's wilful. they hope that is their hope . they're not seeing the demonstrat

all around us from these ongoing fires that mean thank you so much for that update zane and bess robbie on the island of us while fi season is on pace to become the worst ever. and it's only just begun john hindrance talked to 1st responders at the dixie fire in northern california. the worst in the country about the commitment that keeps them going. after a record breaking 2020 wildfire season american firefighters are battling more and bigger places this year, and it's taking a toll. a lot of times we're on the lines, we're very stressed there, but we don't realize when we're back home, we haven't had a chance to really process about 26000 firefighters are battling more than a 100 blazes. in 14 states, many of those fighting northern california dixie fire, the largest active blaze in the us live and sleep in its dense smoke often intense, but this isn't a typical you get to go home, sleep in your own bed kind of deal. the very challenging and rewarding career, but it is also very strenuous in tough job. and it is not something that everybody can do. and the people that do it really co

for that update zang beds, robbie, joining us from the island of evey in grace emergency crews in northern california, have warned, growing wildfire could take wakes to contain the circle. dixie fire has been active for more than 3 weeks and covers an area larger than new york city. several people are missing and 1000 for their homes. john henderson is the, in the historic gold rush town of greenville. the fire has destroyed much of that town. this was downtown greenville, it burned the ground on wednesday and days later remains wreathed in smoke that gives it an eerie post apocalyptic feel. the heat was so intense, it melted, this lamb post, and the rest of downtown was pretty much leveled. this is the worst wildfire in the united states right now, and the 2nd largest in california history. but it's one of more than a 100 fires. in 15 states being battled 526000 firefighters, and they've got their job cut out for them. you can see here this was a century old hotel, and now only the facade remains what's happened. is it global warming, his exacerbated the dry and hot conditions that make i

and i'm seeing bas robbie on the north tip of abbey island in greece were wildfires that have been raging for a week are still burning. ah, why mainly i wouldn't be alive from so how so coming up to tell about an intense, advised bombs that it captures this problem. and i've kind of done in poor dang, shelf, bonds, a little safety. why asylum seekers? in fact, by the us are easy price, mexico, as a drunk game. ah, our planet, he's facing a serious crisis and we need to do something about it immediately. that's the message from the world's leading authority on climate times. the intergovernmental panel on climate change says the impact of rising temperatures is already being felt and some changes. and now it reversible. let's go straight to our environment editor nick clock in men nav gaps in southern turkey, where wild fives have caused widespread destruction. nick took us through the main finding this is the most comprehensive report we've ever seen on the state of the planet climates. it's taken thousands of scientists and advisors months if not years of pouring over all the latest data

dozen members of congress and the house chamber at that time including representative zoloft and and robbieavis, who both served as tellers for the counting of the votes. represented of lofgren tells us why she was sitting on the house deists that day. rep. lofgren: i am chair of the house administration of the committee and was tasked as such to be one of the tellers for receiving the electoral college votes, myself and the ranking member, mr. davis and the rules committee, which is the equivalent committee of the senate. when there was an objection to the arizona electoral college vote, we broke as the constitution provides into our separate bodies. of course we were already in the house chambers. i had been working with the team of other house members to try and prepare. we had heard that there would be challenges that we thought were improper so we had worked, myself and others, to prepare our team for that discussion. and we really decided that the primary people to defend the votes of the states where the members of congress from that state. and so we had a lot of data and information

robbie meredith has more...ous wait. i was freaking out all last night and couldn't sleep and then i woke up this morning and thought i'll have something to eat, couldn't eat, couldn't drink. i've just been stressed out but when i got here i seen everybody else was in the same boat as me. but after all that, jonathan did get the a grades he needed to go to university. and other pupils at boys�* model school in belfast were also celebrating. i studied geography, biology and travel and tourism and i got an a�* in travel and tourism, an a in geography and a b in biology. teachers used evidence like classwork, homework and in—class tests to calculate grades for pupils and results have risen sharply. a level results in 2019 when there were end—of—year exams, around 32% of entries here were awarded the top a* and a grades. in 2020, that rose to almost 45% after exams were cancelled. in 2021, almost 51% of entries in northern ireland were a* or a. there were similar rises elsewhere in the uk, which has prompted questio

to put a price on a crisis that is still happening. zane bus robbie: oh, jazeera grove, yes. village on greases area island. it's time now for the weather. he's jeff. hello, good to see. once again, we're talking about a blast of heat through europe this time on the southern italian island, a sicily look at this 48.8 degrees. that is now good for the all time temperature record across europe. so likely no surprise and that southern areas of italy are under an excessive heat, warning, red weather alert. we refer to it as not only there, but also areas of croatia and northern spain as well. so let's go to spain check on the conditions. they're core to about 42 degrees on thursday, but by saturday you could be up to 47, crank up your temperature there, and that could be good enough for an all time temperature record. meantime, scenes of flooding for turkey's northeastern black sea region, we've got rescues going on there. and this is all because of a disturbance over the black sea, almost like a tropical like psych loan, just throwing buckets of rain for places like our hobby on friday.

margo robbie's harley quinn is back, alongside the likes of idris elba's bloodsport and john cena's peacemakervis to do battle with project starfish, a project that does exactly what it says on the tin. really. uh-huh. written and directed byjames gunn, the suicide squad is notable primarily for the fact that sylvester stallone voicing a talking shark doesn't even come close to being the most bonkers thing on screen. hand! yes, that is your hand. very good. we're all going to die. i hope so. well, this is a world in which a giant weasel is just another passenger on the plane and polka—dot man, a character who shoots polka—dots and whom gunn himself called the dumbest dc character of all time, gets ample tragicomic screen time. the result is a huge splurge of post—deadpool sweary splatter, in which limbs and logic get rent asunder and everything gets turned up to eleventy—stupid. starfish is a slang term for a butthole. think there's any connection? no. it's kind of fun in a shambolic, post—howard the duck way, and it's definitely better than suicide squad, without the the, although that's kind

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ladies and gentlemen, margot robbie, idris elba.orning. >> good morning. this is the first time you both have been working together on the same film. margot, word on the street you did a little checking on idris, is that true? >> i asked around. i asked a few friends, i was like, what is idris like? is he going to be cool to work with and the people i asked said you guys are going to get along so well and we did. >> idris, was earth did you turn around and check on margot. >> i didn't. i didn't have to. her reputation is impeckable, impeccable. so i was -- actually i was really pleasantly surprised. such a lovely person to work with. amazing. >> the reputation of this movie is impeckable too. 96% on rotten tomatoes, idris. robin mentioned those rave reviews being called demented comedy, wonderfully unhinged. how would you describe it? >> i would describe it as bonkers like literally just bonkers. it's a bonkers movie. >> well, margot, this is almost a dating game for harley quinn to sum degree. she's single and looking to mingle. no

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do we need the local by by nathan asian, robbie mcgee. in his branch there are 400 trainees coming at 10. again saying is just 3 weeks to turn the civilians into soldiers. why, why you are in machines only. they don't know what do it and go mean when we're doing it and i are gonna go long and i won't be adopting her is only going what and chinese con lot gotten their critical consumer dumped too much on your vehicle. no. not long. long time young john, but when i'm not saying what it and i need one when i renewed the promotion ration that grew up under civilian rule, military life is new and unfamiliar before the protest would knowing run an internet cafe in a provincial town appear when i go with a manager, the man who i do i know to get a money payment that might be worth. oh do you mind? yes. you know us, you know car dot o dot b o b o l o n. okay? now this is the 3rd group of trainees to come through this camp alone observed to say that could be $10000.00 more in similar camps across the country. got it. yeah . a you got for natalia a

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grace is facing its most severe hate wave in 30 years with a high risk of more 5 to come vain best robbie reports from athens. one of the most dangerous wildfires of the season so far, it took 501st responders working around the clock. and countless aerial source age to bring this blaze just north of the greek capital under control, volunteers working alongside police and fire rescue teams, managed to keep the flames from spreading to more populated areas of athens. outside the police coordinate, anxious residence, waited unable to go home. me, let me get that sort of thing. it's a total catastrophe. my neighbor's house burned down and i called him and he was distraught. we're talking about complete destruction. maybe my house has been down also. i don't know, i'm assuming this because my neighbor's house burned down, so we have been destroyed as a family financially we finished. we finished. as night fell helicopters and planes stopped, their water drops and ground crews took over the task of keeping the flames. at daybreak roads reopened to reveal the scale of devastation. dozens of hom

thanks, robbie. >> just ahead here at 11:00. the red flag being raised about fake vaccine cards. not just your health, you are putting something else at risk. >> and new vaccination orders for the dixie fire, it continues to rage across four counties. so far, flames have burned more than 517,000 acres and containment is still standing at 31%. we are back with more. after a lengthy investigation, cal fire is not able to determine what started the glass fire. simply not evidence. the glass fire burned more than 67,000 acres and destroyed more than 15 aproperties. parks across the bay area is feeling the strain of so many visitors and not enough staff. that means popular spots may be moving to a registration system. samuel p sailor state park and others are over flowing. it's creating a lot of litter and there's not enough staff to clean it up. >>> now days to get in to many places you need to prove you have been vaccinated. with that said, there's fake vaccine cards. counterfeiters are charging $50 to $400 per card. buyers are putting personal information in the hands of criminals.

the bas robbie isn't athens with more air drops of water put out fires about 100 meters in this direction and where we drove up behind us fires are rekindling there. and that really is the fear now that the fires that had been put out because of the extreme heat, are now rekindling in the same places that the firefighters that you just saw behind me were fighting those blazes just 24 hours ago. and it seems that the optimism of this morning that officials had hoped this fire could be put out in a matter of hours that has certainly faded in the fear. now, is it that rekindling is going to get worse? hot weather, also driving huge fires in italy, tourists and residents have been evacuated from the coastal cities of cataneo and pescadero. firefighter say they faced hundreds of blazes and populated areas in the past few days, but they're starting to get some under control. the taliban is warning of more attacks against top us gun government officials. earlier on wednesday capital was shaken by another explosion. nearer defense facility, the taliban claim responsibility for that car. bomb atta