the world health organization is urging rich nations to pose that plans to give out booster shots. rosalyn jordan reports from washington, dc. one of the major problems of the cobit pandemic. some countries have more vaccine than they can use. others have none. that's why as covert cases reached 200000000 on wednesday the u. s. and the world health organization, we're arguing whether already vaccinated americans and europeans should get booster shots, or the w h o wants a more tory him on booster shots through september 30th. that's so poor countries can vaccinate 10 percent of their citizens. i understand the concern of all government to protect their people from the delta von and but we can not, and we should not accept countries that have already used most of the global upload vaccines using even more of it, while the world's most vulnerable people, remain unprotected white house officials rejected the w h o 's call. we also in this country, have enough supply to ensure that every american has access to vaccines. we will have enough supply to ensure if the se decides that boosters or re

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if the band wasn't extended. rosalyn jordan reports from washington d. c. 11 months ago. the us imposed an eviction moratorium for 15000000 renters to slow the spread of cobit 19 and to not put sick people out of their homes. the moratorium expired on saturday, even though cobit cases are rising again. by monday morning landlords had flooded housing courts with petitions to evict their tenants. 3000000 could become homeless . this month. louise dantes is among them. he was in the hospital and unable to work. he now owes his landlord $5000.00. they gave me 3 weeks because i begged for and in 3 weeks i have no idea where i'm going to go. or what i'm going to do. us president joe biting under pressure to extend the moratorium told reporters on tuesday. this situation was not supposed to happen. we'll probably give some additional time while we're getting at $45000000000.00 out to people who are in fact behind in the rent and don't have the money. that's why it was passed in, in the act that we passed in the beginning, my ministration, and it went to the states. we were under

one that's not easily found in a time of deep political partisanship. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington. ah, this is al jazeera and these, all the headlines. the u. s. has condemned and attacks that killed at least 4 people in the african capital campbell thing. it bears the whole launch of the taliban. a current bombing was followed by a gun attack near the home of the defense minister. it's samantha again sir james bass was driving very close to one of the explosions in couple. we got to the point where there was a junction to go past the defense ministers house and we started to turn to go in that direction. we were between 2 and 300 meters away. when there was a very loud explosion, quite a jolt to the car. then we saw sparks in the air and a big plume of spoke. and what we now know is that that was a car bomb attack, part of what appears to have been a complex attack in the, in the words of those who study these things, which is an initial explosion. and then gunman taking their places and trying to to, to, to, to then carry out a further attack. and it took many hours for the afgh

the world health organization is urging rich nations to pose that plans to give out booster shots. rosalyn jordan reports from washington dc, one of the major problems of the cobit pandemic. some countries have more back.

rosalyn osgood joining me now to talk about this, rosalyn, good evening to you, thanks so much for beinge clock is ticking, you and the rest of the broward county school board were given a 48-hour deadline as of friday to comply and relax your mask mandate. will you guys meet the deadline? >> we'll meet the deadline in the sense that we're going to respond and give a letter, written response. but we will open school monday and still mandate masks. we cannot have students and staff in school in close environments where we can't practice social distancing and not have people wearing masks. it's just not something that you could do with the covid virus rising so highly. our positivity rate so high. florida continues to break records with new covid cases each day. we can't risk people's lives. >> so you're not budging, you'll maintain the mask mandate that doesn't allow parents to opt children out. if you go that route, as you say you and the board members will, how soon will it be before the broward county school board starts to be financially penalized and what will it mean for the student

stifle opposition in hong kong following protests in 2019 against a sweeping national security law. rosalyn jordan has more from washington from its 1st days in office. the by the ministration has been very critical of the way that china treats the residents of hong kong damaging. in the bio administration's view, hong kong experienced with democracy, now the administration has decided to allow those hong kong residents who happen to be here or the united states, to live and work here for the next 18 months. the state department spokesperson, net price explains why on thursday p r c authorities, i seek to use the tools that they have given themselves. and that includes, of course, the national security law and other legislation to make arbitrary arrests, politically motivated prosecutions, of opposition candidates, and politicians, activists and peaceful protesters with the goal it seems, or certainly the end result of creating an atmosphere of fear of self censorship, of repression. among the general populace, and our measures to day are a response to these and other actions by the p. r. c

the data part, rosalyn line was community officials, they are, he advised me to get away from those circumstances basically to be away from the office to keep it that was a while. so i was and we can get the message down. why is it good for says, you know what could took everything kinda hands under control how, what? you're my 1st where? sure i have it would be way too high. if i stayed what i would have been witnessing brought it in. columns is a call it just found. unfortunately, the voice is breaking up must be, should my mission was going to be called the way what will be cover for power see king where man accomplish should not be turned into another. you know, syria that caused a bad man. my minutes after i was forced to leave you better one have shredded more than i would then was. there were number of people who in prison who could not even speak our national languages. they were looking for them to find me on shipping, some kinds of echo, show what it's what top and 25 years ago. enough kind of some of those going to take place again. yeah. yeah. and showing that was not something that n

rosalyn jordan has more from washington.m its first days in office, the biden administration has been very critical of the way that china treats the residents of hong kong. damaging in the biden administration's view, hong kong's experience with democracy. now, the administration has decided to allow those hong kong residents who happen to be here in the united states to live and work here for the next 18 months. the state department spokesperson, ned price, explained why on thursday. >> p.r.c. authorities seek to use the tools they have given themselves, and that includes the national security law, and other legislation, to make arbitrary arrests, politically motivated prosecutions of opposition candidates and politicians, activists, and kitzbuhel protesters -- and peaceful protesters. with the goal and the end result of creating an atmosphere of fear, of self-centered strip -- of self-censorship, of oppression, among the general populace. our measures today are a response to these and other actions by the prc another hong

one that is not easily found in a time of deep political partisanship. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington refund for all domestic flights being offered in china as authorities work to stop the spread of the delta variance of co with 19 the countries ramping off. that thanks the moonlight, some areas have been locked down and large events have been canceled. felt spread to half the provinces and china in less than 2 weeks. at least 6 regions have completed mass testing, and people are being told not to leave their home 50. china has reported with 500 new crew of virus cases. in the past week, thailand has reported the records of code virus infections and deaths on wednesday . there were more than 20000 cases and 188 deaths. the country has reported $356000.00 cases, just as months of more than half of total infection since the source of the pandemic last year looked then for extended in the capital and 2 dozen other provinces. as the delta very pushes up the number of cases there, does the country experiences in nature? thanks and shortage. its been one years since a huge explosion devasta

and a lot of these people are trying to get through it into the airport today and that's now speech rosalyn, jordan, she's in washington dc. with all the latest from the rose, the pentagon saying what 10000 people are still left to evacuate. all the confidence that these are left are actually still on trial. well, they say that they believe that these evacuations are still on track, that they can get this work done by august 31st. but there is growing concern because the pentagon says it does need to draw down its remaining equipment at the airport in cobble as well as remove the remaining us troops who were deployed to help with this evacuation. and so that's raising some question about whether those who want or need to lead the country will be able to do so. the pentagon spokes person is john kirby. but we will continue to evacuate. needed populations all the way to the end. if, if, if we have to and we need to, if, if you're in a vacuum that we can get out, we're going to continue to get, get you out. so in those last couple of days, we will begin to prioritize military capabilities and

one that is not easily found in a time of deep political partisanship. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington, limbic holes nation, japan are about to take on arch rival south korea for place and the final is the elim pick baseball competition. the sport is a national obsession in japan and hope so high for a home. a gold medal as richardson reports from talk you when elim pick organizes asked japan if there were any sports they'd like to add for the tokyo games. facebook was an immediate and obvious answer. it's the most played and watched game here. and it's back in the olympics for the 1st time since 2008, told them about my kids can watch the olympics and then dream about becoming a pro player 10 years on from these games. i think there will be more kids. you want to compete in the olympics off. major events like this is so important for boosting the number of children playing baseball. well, it's been difficult to keep playing because the pandemic, but i'm very happy to, to fix went ahead. i can go and watch the baseball, but least i can see it on t. v. an american teacher 1st introduce

one that's not easily found in a time of deep political partisanship. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington still in the us and president joe biden has called on new york's governor to resign. after an independent investigation found he sexually harassed at least 11 women. the allegations against andrew cuomo include unwelcome physical contact and suggestive comments. cuomo denies investigations findings and is resisting with holes for his resignation. a murder investigation has been launched. after a vocal bella, russian activist, was found dead in ukraine. vitale shop lead a group that helped people sleep as occasion from president to alexander lucas. shank is government. andrew simmons has this report from london. italy show of life ended here. his body hanging from a tree. he'd set off for a run near his home in kiev. but didn't return, police believe it could be murder disguised his suicide. there may have been a struggle in this office that says there were marks on his face. left knee, head and chest. show feels dedicated to political opposition to autocratic rule in his home country

we'll have more details about the us announcement with rosalyn jordan in a moment. start that with adrian brown in hong kong. more on china's reactions. while this decision by president biden, will effect tens of thousands of hong kong people now living in the united states. so now be allowed to remain there for 18 more months. what's not clear is what will happen at the end of that period. now, many of those people fled hong kong fall over the imposition of the draconian national security law. more than 13 months ago, president biden said that law was limiting academic and media freedoms and hong kong, and of course, has led to the arrest of more than a 100 individuals, including leading figures of the pro democracy movements. now, in the past few weeks, president biden has also been warning us businesses about the dangers of operating in hong kong. and of course the united states has been flapping sanctions, not just on chinese individuals, but also chinese entities. and china has been doing the same thing to the united states. it is a reminder that hong kong find

to help them trying to and a global pandemic in the face of local, but understandable priorities. rosalyn, jordan al jazeera washington, let's look at indonesia where large numbers of people are dying at home because they just can't get the hospital. carol medical oxygen with their health system buckling, indonesia is now the epi center of ages outbreak with an official death toll exceeding 100000. a quarter of emitting infections are recorded in the last week alone, more from jessica washington in chicago. as alarming as that figure of surpassing $100000.00 and sound, it's only a partial picture of the situation on the ground. some months ago, the indonesian government pledged that it would seek to scale up p. c. r, testing and endeavor to test around 400000 people each day. and that still has not happened. so the reality is, is that at this point, we cannot be certain how many people died as a result of the virus. in particular, as more deaths have happened at home, what we do know is that 40 percent of the current death toll 40 percent of those people died in july and august alone. we

one that is not easily found in a time of deep political partisanship. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington. ah, the taliban is warning laure tanks against top as can government officials cobble has been shaken by another explosion near a defense facility and 3 people were injured. well, the taliban has came responsibility for tuesday's car bama tank that followed a gun battle near the home of the defense minister. full people were killed. last happened. close to the cities heavily 45 green zone where government buildings and embassies relocated. well, the un security council says it's deeply concerned about human rights abuses and escalating violence. and in a statement it condemned deliberate attacks on african civilians and on un compounds and harassed province. last week, one member, hvac and security forces was killed in an attack. all his fighting intensive eyes in lacquer gall and helman province, where the army has asked civilians to leave. the city shall about his life was now in the capital. cobble is beginning. cobble, charlotte, where those explosions have happened. and now a cl

one that is not easily found in a time of deep political partisanship. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington ah, this is al jazeera and these, all the headlines. the u. s. has condemned and attacked, killed at least 4 people in the african capital campbell thing. it bears the hallmarks of the taliban. a current bombing was followed by a gun attack near the home of.

yes, rosalyn. >> with all due represent, how can this government trust the taliban? they're the late nest a long line of actors that will say what sounds appealing to us here in the west and then once the west pulls out by notably its military, these forces do what they feel like doing and the people are left wanting in the best of circumstances. what is the u.s. prepared to do at this moment to make sure the taliban is not following up on marking homes where afghans that worked with the u.s. government had been living? that they don't go back and actually kill their people. seems as if the leaders are willing to say one thing and given a message to their foot soldiers to do what they intend to be doing, which is running the country in their vision, not in one in good standing with the international community. >> we're not trusting the taliban. this is not about trust. this is about what is in our interests and also what is in the interests of the people of afghanistan. those two things are aligned. right now it is a fact that we are dealing with the taliban on these

joining me is rosalyn osgood, representative for broward county school board district 5.ou spoke actually to the family of one of those teachers and obviously such a sad time, we can't even imagine what they're going through. but what did they tell you, and did they have a message for what's happening right now, a message for other teachers? >> the two teachers that passed away, and the one esp educational support professional, were in broward county. they had not returned to school in the sense that they were interacting with students. one of the families i know personally, because the parents are members of a church that i attend, where i'm a minister. and the mother is also a member of an organization i'm a member of. and their story is a story that everybody needs to listen to. so the young person, the teacher that was 49 that died, several months ago we were doing covid vaccinations at our church, and she brought her mother and her father to be vaccinated because they were 65 and over. a couple of weeks ago she went out of town on a trip. she came back and got sick,