quickly to tell you about 2 other places, the 2nd city of are going to san canada ha, civilian casualties. still male, why hospital may not also it'll say it's recently admitted. 10 people who been injured 3 of the children. and finally her rat. the 3rd city of afghanistan clash is still continuing that the government saying that pushing the taliban out. but the taliban certainly say back in control of parts of the city and they've been publishing videos of them speaking to local people in parts of iraq and another sort of related story change that we've been following that been developments ask and to sort of supported foreign military group and non military staff during that time in the country and, and looking for away out what would we know about this? this is a new program by the americans on top of their existing program. they're expanding it. they were helping those who had worked interpreters for the u. s. military then now going to expand it to others who helped key american interests here enough gone on over the last 20 years, for example. those that worked for agencies and g o.

top chinese tech executive mang one joe was arrested in canada in relation to josh is in the us. canada san basset to beijing says it's no coincidence this verdict has come while mang extradition. trial is ongoing. the president bella rose has told western powers to cause choke on their sanctions after another round was imposed on his government by the u. s. and the u. k. now that coincides with the 1st anniversary of alexander lucas. shank is disputed election when world leaders and environmentalists have reacted with alarm to a un scientific report on the scale of the climate emergency. it says there is no longer any doubt that human activity is warming. the planet and the ones that some of that impact is irreversible. first, it has us that it is indisputable that human activity causing climate change and making extreme weather events more frequent and severe. second, it shows that climate change is affecting every region on our planet. and lastly, it's place that strong, rapid sustain reductions in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions would be required to limit global warmin

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so what was it all for now that us troops appear to be finally leaving canada san joining me now from norfolk and the u. k. is warn smith, a former soldier and award winning journalist who was embedded with the british army in afghanistan and 27. and also gave shelter to julian. a sergeant is home in 2010. in the wake of the release of the wall logs is the founder of london's front bank club for journalists. welcome back, gone to going underground. it wasn't that long ago. i seem to remember that there were journalists that your front line club telling us things were going fine in this war after 911. we'll do it with the saudi that we're more involved in afghanistan. you were embed, it would soldiers in helmand, after serving the british army and you get sloppier. what, what do you make of events now and i tv screens. yes, i did. i did 3 beds. actually i was embedded with my own old regiment. i'd been a soldier myself in the old days. and yes, you right, that's been so much news and discussion of this, this war. this is a factor to go on on the 20 year. we've been in a kind of fun for

canada starting today. speaking of travel as we switch gears to the weather is taking a live look outside it san francisco airport where there still some fog hanging around fall is hoping travel into canada. they get out of town so yeah, want to do it looks like it's going to be some pretty nice travel weather if you're get out and about, but. >> fog starting to get back on shore again moving through the golden gate bridge as we speak. a lot of folks out about their this driving across the bridge and that sea breeze see below that flag around there. but the sfo. yeah, no travel delays being reported there in right now in san francisco, oakland or san jose. we're looking good. low clouds will be the story again overnight tonight going to thicken up and start to move back on shore. that sea breeze is blowing and that is great news. really getting a nice westerly component. the wind that generally keep your nice and clear and clean. all that fresh air coming off the ocean waters. that's what we're seeing right now. we'll see more of that on the way overnight tonight, probably watch decrease late tonight, early tomor

san francisco. patricia: a todo esto, estados unidos extendiÓ el cierre de sus sombras terrestres con canadÁ y mÉxico y en la florida, la iniciativa del gobierno estatal de han comenzo a la tratamientos gratuitos de anticuerpos monoclonales para pacientes con covid 19 con sÍntomas leves o moderados. esta fotografÍa que te volviÓ viral muestra a pacientes de covid 19 de dedos mientras estÁn recibe tratamiento de anticuerpos monoclonales contra la enfermedad en jacksonville, florida. >> [habla en inglÉs] el doctor calvo, director mÉdico del hospital suministra este tratamiento a pacientes de 12 aÑos en adelante con covid 19 que cumplen ciertos requisitos. >> ser infectados con covid 19, tener sÍntomas leves a moderados y tambiÉn por lo menos tener una condiciÓn crÓnica como presiÓn alta, diabetes, usando medicinas que puedan afectar el sistema inmunolÓgico. lo que queda es claro es una enfermera que ayude a travÉs un dormitorio, ahÍ mismo le van a aplicar la intravenosa. luego del tratamiento, el individuo puede volver a su casa. reportera: este tratamiento es lo mismo de forma gratuita a nivel naciona

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san francisco, california.pablo gato como univisiÓn. patricia: a todo esto estados unidos extendiÓ el cierre de sus fronteras terrestres con canadÁ y mÉxicociÓn de la variante delta del coronavirus. esta medida contrasta con la de su vecino canadiense que reabriÓ todas sus fronteras a ciudadanos estadounidenses completamente vacunados o quienes presenten una prueba negativa de covid—19 tras 17 meses de un cierre total. en la florida iniciativa del gobierno estatal se han comenzado a dar tratamientos gratuitosde anticuerpos monoclonales para pacientes con coronavirus con sÍntomas leves o moderados. vilma nos explica quiÉnes podrÍan recibir esta terapia que disminuyen un 70% las hospitalizaciones. vilma: esta fotografÍa que se volviÓ viral muestra a pacientes de coronavirus desmayados mientras esperaban recibir el tratamiento de anticuerpos mononucleares contra la enfermedad en taxÓn vil, florida. quien aparece vestida de a amarillo dice que llego muy dÉbil al lugar. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] vilma: el director mÉdico ambulatorio del hospital suministra este tratamiento a pacientes de 12 aÑos en adelante con coro

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san diego. blake has his in canada.gain, michael. we're tracking severe weather yesterday, we had 16 reported tornadoes. here's one of them in northern illinois and sycamore. this one taking apart some farming structures. there was damage to homes as well. dramatic stuff. thankfully nobody hurt. we do have a threat in a similar area again today that could easily stretch into southern wisconsin. chicago, milwaukee, madison, lacrosse, you're all in the mix for damaging winds, large hail, maybe a tornado as well as this thing pushes off to the east later tonight. that's a che >>> september marks 20 years since 9/11 and two decades later so many families still grappling with their loss. and a moving new article in "the atlantic" looks at one family's search for meaning in the face of grief. we'll speak with them in just a moment, but first here's a look at their story. 26-year-old bobby mcilvaine was many things -- son, brother, boyfriend, a devoted friend. >> this beautiful life that he created, this plan to have this grea

leads in taking in afghans the more we can go around and help countries like canada so what you'll see is i think a lot of these san franciscoly kms talking about the need to not deter african al lies you already sense the trump party trying to slam that door. i hope that all of the concern that you felt in the last few weeks can be sustained. this will be a put year process and they need hopes, it's not safe for them to go back to afghan. >> right, when i'm back on the hill i will ask every republican lawmaker that said we had a moral only indication to these afgs if that includes welcoming them to this country. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, the major announcement that the pfizer vaccine is now fully approved and now is prompting new vaccine mandates. we expect to hear president biden's first comments about the news coming up. >>> then we will go to tennessee where 22 are dead and more are messing after record breaking rainfall send waters ravaging through the middle part of the state. ravaging through the middle part of the state. ee & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towe

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san francisco. isn't that a beautiful shot? you can see the fog just drifting on by the marine layer will continue to deepen. we have a system over areas near canadao develop more into a trough that will continue to bring us cooler air in the days ahead right now, 83 degrees in santa rosa. mostly sunny skies low sixties in san francisco. 70 oakland upper nineties in livermore, 82 over san jose. most areas came down at least by a few degrees, but still very, very hot for the inner east bay. we are near 100 degrees in livermore. if you're going out to see the giants game later today, partly cloudy skies low sixties in the forecast a west breezed about 20 mph, so it's going to be cool and breezy out at oracle park. make sure you bring along the jacket. here's a look at the system that is going to move a little bit closer towards that california in the coming days, and as it does, we'll continue the onshore breeze. the deeper marine layer temperatures falling. to about average and then below average just to get into about the wednesday timeframe, temperatures. i should say onshore winds in and around fairfield right now at about 20, mph, oakland repor

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