this is a scarborough shoal at low tide.g ship that ran aground here in the 18th century. filipinos refer to it as panatag, or �*peaceful�* shoal. you can see hundreds of these rocks jutting out from the waterline. and although it seems like a benign place, this is an area that's at the centre of a major geopolitical dispute. 0n the one hand, china claims large swathes of these waters as theirs. and then you have countries like the united kingdom, the united states, australia and india, coming together with this indo—pacific doctrine, this idea that these waters should be free and accessible to all. america's indo—pacific strategy aims to reassert its influence in asia by working with its allies to promote rules—based international order. when nations try to game the system or tip the rules in their favour, it throws everything off balance. that's why we are so adamant that these areas of the world remain peaceful, whether that's the south china sea, the arabian gulf and, increasingly, the arctic. it's of vital interest to a

george and jr fish at scarborough shoal.utical miles from bolinao and more than 400 nautical miles from china's coast. the shoal is above water at high tide, so it does have its own territorial sea, but the philippines claim it as theirs. vietnam also claims historical rights to fish there. china has been blockading the lagoon since 2012. george and his sonjr have been repeatedly chased away from scarborough shoal. they've agreed to take me with them to witness what happens at sea. this journey became riskier earlier this year when china changed its coastguard law to allow the use of weapons to eliminate dangers when their national sovereignty is being infringed upon. after 22 hours of sailing, we arrive at scarborough shoal. it's high tide and the reef is hardly breaking the surface, but if you look closely, waves from the deep blue ocean break on a lighter turquoise body of water. that's the limestone reef you can see in this satellite image. easier to spot is the chinese presence. so there's a chinese coastguard vessel th

— scarborough, we can get people to travel to— scarborough, we can get people to travel to scarboroughalk about the — from all over the world. to talk about the big issues, whether it is climate _ about the big issues, whether it is climate change and the effects it has on _ climate change and the effects it has on parts of the world right across— has on parts of the world right across the _ has on parts of the world right across the other side of the wild or locally _ across the other side of the wild or locally we — across the other side of the wild or locally. we are kinda blessed where we live _ locally. we are kinda blessed where we live here. we are beginning to feel the _ we live here. we are beginning to feel the effects of climate change locally _ feel the effects of climate change locally -- — feel the effects of climate change locally —— other side of the world. and pollution. can you swim in the sea safely? aha, and pollution. can you swim in the sea safely?— and pollution. can you swim in the sea safely? a year ago, it was very difficult. there _ sea safely? a year ago, it

bek homer, bbc news, scarborough. walking around, quite a lot of letter, but nick cousins who moved here months ago, a retired football coachis here months ago, a retired football coach is trying to do something about that. he is the founder of keep scarborough tidy. he is with us now with his tabard and telling us that he has a volunteer. how did it start? , ,, ., that he has a volunteer. how did it start? , ., 'j~ ., , start? during lockdown 18 months a . o, start? during lockdown 18 months aao, i start? during lockdown 18 months ago. i decided _ start? during lockdown 18 months ago, i decided to _ start? during lockdown 18 months ago, i decided to move _ start? during lockdown 18 months ago, i decided to move to - ago, i decided to move to scarborough for retirement and decided — scarborough for retirement and decided to go explore everywhere, there _ decided to go explore everywhere, there are _ decided to go explore everywhere, there are so many beatable places, lakes, _ there are so many beatable places, lakes,

welcome to scarborough.onths on end. some realised remote working allowed them to move away from the city for a life in the countryside or on the coast. 0ne family from berkshire chose to move here to scarborough, attracted to the seaside, more affordable houses and a better quality of life. corin wheatley reports now on the realities of relocating. settling into their new home — the lancaster family arrived in scarborough just a few weeks ago, leaving berkshire behind after 20 years. many people might imagine a new life on the coast, but sam and craig made their daydream a reality. we feel safe here as a family. there's just lots of things going on. it's just lovely for children. there's something for everyone. it's a big life change and one that was only really made possible by the pandemic. and it seems more people are considering a move. the website rightmove says enquiries from people living in cities about properties at the seaside have risen by 115% in the last year. the desire to relocate, helped by

howard johnson reporting from scarborough shoal.sea, this weekend on bbc world news. a reminder of our main news — england are in the final of a major football tournament for the first time in 55 years. they'll play italy on wembley this weekend after beating denmark two goals to one in the second semifinal. as you might imagine there have been celebrations in london — and elsewhere across england. covid restrictions notwithstanding. goodness knows what they'll do if england actually win on sunday. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ bbcmaryam. well, quite a lot of pent—up energy in the atmosphere wednesday afternoon and evening. we had some thunderstorms, some really quite heavy downpours. you can see the showers — that was earlier in the last 10—12 hours or so. and then, towards the end of the day on wednesday, we saw those thunderstorms across some central and eastern areas, and the weather remains quite unsettled over the next few days. i say unsettled for a summer month. a fair bit of cloud out there across the atlantic heading

my mum now lives in scarborough, moved up from northamptonshire. over the last few weeks? very good. it means that we're full and people are staying for a bit longer. - and obviously they're - missing their breaks abroad, so instead of two or three nights, we are getting three and four- nights some weeks, so that's very good. | it feels much the same as it was when a teenager, some a0 years ago. but one thing has changed, someone like me on free school meals at the local comp, the chance of success these days is much lower. goodness me, it's exactly the same. i went back to my old comprehensive and it's still doing well, but even here there have been ups and downs. like many coastal towns, the perception of the decline can be offputing for people deciding where to work. i think schools have struggled in the air struggled in the area for recruitment. there is a real problem about getting working age professional people to come to scarborough then? definitely. the journey down the a6a? yeah, and it's a fantastic place. did anyone say to you, "what ar

howard johnson reporting from scarborough shoal.n bbc world news. it's not just one it's notjust one tradition being broken on the sporting field this wednesday night. whenever tennis star roger federer has stepped onto centre court at wimbledon over the past nine days, fans have feared it could be his last time in action at the all england club — and his hopes of winning a ninth wimbledon title have now ended in the quarterfinals. the eight—time wimbledon winner has been knocked out of this year's championship in straight sets by poland's hubert hurkacz. federer, who's won 20 grand slam titles, had been chasing martina navrattilova's record of nine wimbledon titles. federer, who is 39, said he doesn't know if he'll play at wimbledon again. i was able to make it this year, which i'm really happy about. and like i said, it was everything that comes after wimbledon, we were always going to sit down and talk about it, because clearly — now wimbledon is over, you know, take a few days, obviously we'll speak a little bit tonight dependin

howard johnson reporting from scarborough shoal.ednesday afternoon and evening. we had some thunderstorms, some really quite heavy downpours. you can see the showers — that was earlier in the last 10—12 hours or so. and then, towards the end of the day on wednesday, we saw those thunderstorms across some central and eastern areas, and the weather remains quite unsettled over the next few days. i say unsettled for a summer month. a fair bit of cloud out there across the atlantic heading our way, and we'll see further showers developing over the next few days with low pressure in charge of the weather. so, i think a showery day on the way for some of us on thursday, but actually, the showers will be very well—scattered, so that does mean that many of us will miss them altogether. so, the forecast through the early hours shows a lot of dry weather across the uk. temperatures will be around 14 celsius or so across the south of the country, just a tad fresher in the north, around 11—12. now, the morning will become increasingly sunny rig

howard johnson reporting from scarborough shoal. bbc world news. let's bring you some breaking news now: the search for survivors after the building collapse near miami has ended, the mayor of the region has said. eight more victims have been found, bringing the death toll to sa. the mayor says the operation has transitioned from rescu e to recovery. it's been made clear that no further survivors will be found in that collapsed building in miami. a reminder of our top story: england have reached theirfirst major football tournament final in 55 years, beating denmark 2—1 after extra time in the second semifinal of the euro 2020 tournament. the match at wembley was hard—fought, with both sides having a number of chances after denmark had taken the lead. the game was decided by a penalty from the english captain, harry kane. england will now return to wembley on sunday to play italy and try to repeat the heroics of the world cup winners from 1966. well, quite a lot of pent—up energy in the atmosphere wednesday afternoon and evening. we

m, , ._ to scarborough? most every day. then it will change — to scarborough? most every day.appened to whitby ten years ago is happening to whitby ten years ago is happening to us here in scarborough. it is not about post—pandemic and people wanting to work here with the beautiful view. what is not to like about that?! we are getting investment with 2000 newjobs coming investment with 2000 newjobs coming in and all sorts ofjobs coming to scarborough, as you described. it is an exciting time to be here, very cool an exciting time to be here, very cool. ., , , , .,, , cool. there are deep-set problems. low wages- — cool. there are deep-set problems. low wages. people _ cool. there are deep-set problems. low wages. people like _ cool. there are deep-set problems. low wages. people like me - cool. there are deep-set problems. low wages. people like me could i cool. there are deep-set problems. | low wages. people like me could not wait to get away aged 18. ithule]!!! wait to get away aged 18. we'll chan . e wait to get away aged 18. we'll change medea _ wait to get away aged 18.

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howard johnson reporting from scarborough shoal.a sea, this weekend on bbc world news. a large diamond, described as the third biggest ever found, has been unearthed in botswana. the diamond, about the size of a fist, was discovered by canadian mining firm, lucara and presented to the country's cabinet in the capital gaborone. botswana is a leading producer of diamonds. the government said the latest find could not have come at a better time for botswana after the pandemic caused diamond sales to slump last year. now for more on england's semi—final victory in the euros, and a defeat for roger federer at wimbledon. lets go to the bbc sport centre. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sports news. and there'll be some sore heads in london this morning after the pandemonium at wembley last night. england are into their first major final since 1966. they beat denmark 2—1 in extra time of their euro 2020 semi—final at wembley. the 65,000—crowd treated to an absorbing contest that saw the danish take the lead before england drew level court

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david sillito reports from scarborough. scarborough. and this was originally a spa town. it was all about fresh air and good health. but these days the reality for many people here is very different. we metjack, test driving a new mobility scooter. this is your health care, isn't it? this is it. this is going to get me going. down the road, philip, recovering from a recent stroke. and then they said they hadn't got the beds. he had to be treated 40 miles away. they don't cater here for people with strokes and heart attacks. so they move them out to other hospitals. when you add together scarborough's mix of an elderly population, low incomes and often distant health services, the differences can be stark. male life expectancy is some six years below other more affluent parts of north yorkshire. we are an area of deprivation. doctor asif, a local gp, is pleased that today's report by the chief medical officer recognises the problems. we've got issues related to how health care is funded across the country. and seaside towns traditionally

we arrive at scarborough shoal the following morning.stone reef you can see in the satellite image. easier to spot is the chinese coastguard presence. so, there's a chinese coast guard vessel that's watching us at the moment, it's done three sweeps — first of all, 200 metres away, then 100 metres away, and now 50 metres away. it's watching our every move. the boat leaves without incident — but our captain knows the lagoon is off limits. translation: we are the bandits in our own territory. _ why is that so? we steal our own territory? we steal our own fish? that's because we don't have our own coastguard there. 0n the last day at scarborough shoal, we venture into the blockaded eastern entrance. but after ten minutes, we notice a boat moving on the horizon towards us. it's coming here? ok, let's go. it's a maritime militia boat. by cross—referencing our footage with satellite data, it appears that the vessel that sailed towards us is called cheong sa nsha yu00311. sansha is where the maritime militia promotional video was filmed. five ye

bek homer, bbc news, scarborough.director has been sacked over comments about the holocaust made over 20 years ago. it's another blow for the games, which have been dogged by controversy as well as delay. recent surveys suggest that most people injapan don't want them to go ahead, with tokyo recording its highest number of new covid infections for six months. our sports editor dan roan has been gauging the national mood. tokyo's chance to shine is approaching, a final dress rehearsal for an opening ceremony that was meant to be a celebration. instead, with the audience restricted atjust 1,000 vips, tomorrow's curtain—raiser will mark the start of arguably the most controversial 0lympics ever. with the city in a fourth state of emergency and covid cases at their highest for six months, a largely unvaccinated public worry these postponed games will be a super spreader. but those in charge insist the show must go on. these games, they will have the special meaning of a really strong message of hope. to the host, to japan

bek homer, bbc news, scarborough. let's take a look at some of today's other news.dinarily privileged" relationship with the government, and that david cameron could have been clearer about his connections with greensill capital. the review was commissioned after criticism of mr cameron's lobbying activities on behalf of mr greensill�*s now collapsed financial company. the report concluded that mr cameron did not breach current lobbying rules and his actions were not unlawful. the founder of the far—right english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, also known as tommy robinson, has been found guilty of libel and ordered to pay £100,000 in damages to a syrian schoolboy. in 2018, pictures of jamal hijazi being assaulted at his school were shared on social media. in his own videos, yaxley—lennon circulated unfounded claims that the schoolboy had provoked the attacks by threatening and beating other pupils. exeter university is offering prospective medical students £10,000 in cash and a year's free accommodation if they agree to defer their studies for a year. the un

my mum now lives in scarborough, moved up from northamptonshire.e, it�*s exactly the same. i went back to my old comprehensive and it�*s still doing well, but even here there have been ups and downs. like many coastal towns, the perception of decline can be offputing for people deciding where to work. i think schools have struggled in the area for recruitment. there is a real problem about getting working age professional people to come to scarborough then? definitely. the journey down the a64? yeah, and it�*s a fantastic place. did anyone say to you, "what are you doing going "to scarborough?" they did, but we've got the north york moors on our doorstep, we have got dalby forest up the road and an hour that way takes you to the yorkshire dales and you couldn't really want for more actually and absolutely no regrets. the hope is this little post lockdown boom may leave a legacy, encouraging more people to rediscover the unique pleasures of a life by the sea. the six o�*clock news coming up in just a moment in her right now, it�*s wetter time. just

international court effectively ruled chinese claims were illegal. particularly over this part, scarborough show. a low lying rocky outcrop that falls within the philippine this territory. according to the court. the binding ruling by the hague, based feminine court of arbitration, wasn't responds to the philippines taking china to court. but china refused to acknowledge the verdict. as a result, to this day, filipino fishermen are prevented from accessing the coveted fishing areas. there were no let and i'm catching fishes like this and discover a show has become increasingly difficult. internationally, these filipinos writes to fish here are recognized that the fishermen, se, chinese coast guard have been chasing, and harassing them in the past years, threatening their lively hoot. but it was, i mean, they certainly not. the problem here is that, you know, fishing territory. we are the ones who are pushed away by the feel that as if we have a thief, every because the chinese coast guard doesn't allow us here in the non coming up with the commission, the monetary this was the guy. that's b

international court effectively ruled chinese claims were illegal, particularly over this part, scarborough shoal, a low lying rocky outcrop that falls within the philippines. this territory, according to the court. the binding ruling by the hague based permanent code of arbitration was in response to the philippines taking china to court. but china refused to acknowledge the verdict. as a result, to this day, filipino fishermen preventive from accessing the coveted fishing areas there. based on that, and i've been catching fishes like this and discover a show has become increasingly difficult. internationally, these filipinos writes to fish here are recognized. but the fisherman, se chinese coast guards have been chasing, and harassing them in the past years, threatening their livelihood. probably monday, i mean it's really not. the problem here is that, you know, fishing territory. we are the ones who are pushed away. barbara b. c. s if we have the area because the chinese coast guard doesn't allow us here in the non coming up with the commission. them on the semester guard. that's becaus

i've always believed in scarborough and i think...a memoir next year, in which he will share "mistakes and lessons learned". prince harry said he would reflect "the highs and lows" of his life, and be "accurate and wholly truthful". proceeds will be donated to charity. the bbc has been told the duke has recently spoken privately with his family about writing the book. sent messages about dominic cummings' claims. this is from everard inbox. yesterday he was spiteful, but nevertheless i think he is telling the truth. you're watching bbc news, annita is coming next. now it is time for the weather with carol. hello, again. the hot and sunny weather is set to continue for another few days, with just an isolated chance of a shower. doesn't look like it's going to break down until towards the end of the week when we expect that breakdown to come from the south with some rain. but, today, what we've got is a new weather warning from the met office. this is an amber extreme heat warning. it is impact based, like the warnings that the met offi

rowan scarborough: yes. yes. lamb: where did you find that?scarborough: well, when i was interviewing rumsfeld's friends, one of them just mentioned, by the way, i think he and dan rather own property together in new mexico. so i said that's an interesting tidbit. dan rather is not a particular ally of republicans and rumsfeld is a life long republican. so i called rumsfeld's aide, and he said to me, i think that's an urban legend. i don't think that's true. two days later, he comes back and says, yes - they own a ranch together in taos, new mexico. so they met during the nixon administration when rather covered the white house, and they've just remained friends, very close friends, ever since.(video ends) rumsfeld: you want the facts? lamb: yes, sir. rumsfeld: the facts are these. i didn't know dan rather, and we were not close friends. our children went to school together in washington, d.c., and our wives were close friends, and dan and i became friends. i - it was not because he was covering the white house. i was in government, but i didn

was scarborough shoals well as far as international lawyers concerning the problem always was enforcement. it's also a question of diplomacy. how do countries that when international arbitration against super powers, like china, how the, how did they leverage that legal victory or legal warfare to gain actually concessions on the ground? so i think the probably in the case of the philippines was that it legally was able to invalidate the bulk of chinese claims across up to 85 percent of the south china sea and international water. we're talking about trying to 9 dash line and he started grades claims. but the problem was that, you know, the arbitration case was initiated by the former building administration, which is the liberal american friend the reform he said ministration. but when the result came out, we had a completely different person in charge in the philippines, which is present or the 3rd, who by the way tried to p what the china. so conscious the, over the past 5 years, the president has downplayed and sometimes even denigrated the philippines own legal victory in order to ke

my mum now lives in scarborough, moved up from northamptonshire.ir breaks abroad, so in stead of two or three nights, we are getting three and four- nights some weeks, so that's very good. | it feels much the same as it was when i was a teenager, some 40 years ago. but one thing has changed, someone like me on free school meals at the local comp, the chance of success these days is much lower. goodness me, it's exactly the same. i went back to my old comprehensive and it's still doing well, but even here there have been ups and downs. like many coastal towns, the perception of decline can be offputing for people deciding where to work. i think schools have struggled in the area for recruitment. there is a real problem about getting working age professional people to come to scarborough then? definitely. the journey down the a64? yeah, and it's a fantastic place. did anyone say to you, "what are you doing going "to scarborough? " they did, but we've got the north york moors on our doorstep, we have got dalby forest up the road and an hour that way t

he made the serapis scarborough fall. no ordinary. man, ever claimed such victories or carried up like so bravely in our early history john paul jones. we hearties i just bring homes with he his five little flew the ranger. when dustery singing oh, honey, single one more round for john paul jones the flag and his free ships in there went down. and lastly permanent design of the american flag seems set. but then a new problem arose which the congress in 1777 had not foreseen. vermont and the kentucky were added the 13 states. and the old flag no longer worked. brought up debate broke out over washington be done to keep the american flag up to date. in 15 years there might be as many as 20 states. and the battery itself would become a streamer that will go on and on. a last worn out under pressure to get on to more important business the whole problem was postponed as the house voted that the flag of the united states should be 15 stripes with the union of 15. in its earliest years the stars and stripes flows it over a few merchant vess

rowan scarborough: yes. yes. lamb: where did you find that?scarborough: well, when i was interviewing rumsfeld's friends, one of them just mentioned, by the way, i think he and dan rather own property together in new mexico. so i said that's an interesting tidbit. dan rather is not a particular ally of republicans and rumsfeld is a life long republican. so i called rumsfeld's aide, and he said to me, i think that's an urban legend. i don't think that's true. two days later, he comes back and says, yes - they own a ranch together in taos, new mexico. so they met during the nixon administration when rather covered the white house, and they've just remained friends, very close friends, ever since.(video ends) rumsfeld: you want the facts? lamb: yes, sir. rumsfeld: the facts are these. i didn't know dan rather, and we were not close friends. our children went to school together in washington, d.c., and our wives were close friends, and dan and i became friends. i - it was not because he was covering the white house. i was in government, but i didn

david sillito reports from scarborough. scarborough.a picture of sunny good cheer. and this was originally a spa town. it was all about fresh air and good health. but these days, the reality for many people here is very different. we metjack, test driving a new mobility scooter. this is your health care, isn't it? this is it. this is going to get me going. i'm off on safari, man. down the road, philip, recovering from a recent stroke. and then they said they haven't got the beds. he had to be treated 40 miles away. really, they don't cater for people with strokes and heart attacks. so they move them out to other hospitals. when you add together scarborough's mix of an elderly population, low incomes, and often distant health services, the differences can be stark. male life expectancy is some six years below other more affluent parts of north yorkshire. we are an area of deprivation... this local gp is pleased that today's report by the local medical officer recognises the problems. we have got issues related to how health care is funde

international court, effective new ruled chinese claims were illegal. particularly over this pub scarborough show. a low lying rocky outcrop that falls within the philippines. this territory, according to the court. the binding ruling by the hague based permanent code of arbitration, was in response to the philippines taking china to court. but china refused to acknowledge the verdict. as a result, to this day, filipino fishermen prevented from accessing the coveted fishing areas. there were not catching fishes like this and discover a show has become increasingly difficult. internationally, these filipinos writes to fish here are recognized. but the fishermen say chinese coast guards have been chasing and harassing them and the policy is threatening their livelihood. probably monday. i mean there's really not. the problem here is that, you know, fishing territory. we are the ones who are pushed away from us. if we have the fees, every because the chinese coast guard doesn't allow us here in the non coming up, i haven't commissioned them on guard. that's because aging never recognized a 2016

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in 2012, the scarborough shore was forcibly seized by the chinese military prompting, then president ben ignore quino to file a case at the international court in the hague. 4 years later, the tribunal invalidate the china, so called historical 9 dash gleam of most of the south china sea. smaller country standing up to a superpower, was seen as unprecedented. but as long as nations abide by the rule of law and not of military mind, the award is a north star through keep us on the course in the present. and that will point us back to the right direction in the future. should we in a moment of weakness or action lose our way. but the legal victory had little impact on china's behavior. in the past few years, china even increased its presence in areas controlled by the philippines and other countries with what are described as fishing militias. believe to be connected to the chinese army and it's also expanded, it's reclamation of islands and reefs already deemed illegal under international law. all this is happening under the watch of philip in president rodrigo to 13 was not only unde

while awake in blackpool, scarborough instead, the beach is a fabulous. all right. ok for now. it all to shout. edwards dash the thank you. next, the pentagon says it won't pursue action against a retired navy salesman after he admitted in a podcast that he'd killed and iraqi captive military officials say they con, confirm his claims, that fighter was killed by us and that nobody at that time at a problem we killed that guy, our intention was to kill. everybody was on board. it was to do medical scenarios on him until he died at gallagher was charged in 2017 with war crimes, including shooting at anom civilians and killing a 17 year old prisoner in iraq. 2 years later, he was acquitted of the most severe charges, but found guilty of posing for a photograph of the captain's dead body for which he was demoted. but then president donald trump intervene, restored gallagher's rank and kind of his case over the death of the 17 year old prisoners long been disputed. a fellow's sale had originally accused his former boss of the killing before abruptly taking the blame himself. but ant

she decided to do a story on me becoming the voice of bugs, bunny and bugs, bunny from scarborough, where were mike myers. i live around the corner from mike myers way, which is like they named the street like a hydro field after mike. like give them something better than that. he deserves better than that. but yeah, it was, it was kind of crazy. the recognition and love from, from not just toronto, but vancouver, you know, places like when a peg. i'm sure places that you've toured before and your and your stand a pass other i just all i can tell you from 1st hand experience, you're an absolute god and flint fly my front people burn incense at your altar up there and listen. i know mike, he was a perfectionist when he was on s and l. so i hope mike myers way is a one way to do it one way or you are going to do it or the, or the free weights that the me like. yeah. like the news had hit, but then also this news of space was happening. so people automatically pinned me as the new voice for bugs. which means i'm automatically the new voice and station, which is not only is we, yeah, we now l

a local labour councillor, teresa norton, sat in the middle of the street, in the middle of scarboroughf our hard pressed tourist businesses were team to make up some of the money they'd lost during the pandemic. sat in the middle of the street and caused a massive traffic jam, supposedly demonstrating in the cause of extinction rebellion. that is the sort of behaviour that should not take place because it disrupts peoples lives and i believe actually antagonizes people against those issues. several labour mps felt the bill fell short, especially on the issue of protection for women and girls. sexually predatory men who feel they can harass and intimidate young girls and young women when they're on the street, especially if it's after dark, especially if they are on their own. we just simply have to decide, are we going to and support the rights of men to do that or are we going to say no, we support the rights of women and girls to be able to walk down our streets at night, on their own, after dark in the winter, coming home from school without being subject to this sort of intimidatio

judge jeanine: that's msnbc's joe scarborough trying to sell the narrative.n the pandemic restriction ruined the lives of 200,000 small business owners chasing the americans dreams. behind every one of those business closures is the story of a man or woman putting everything on the line to better the lives their families, only to lose it all because the government pulled the rug out from underneath them, forcing them to close shop to be safe. okay, steve. if you listen to morning joe and his gang. they say everybody is leaving the red states and moving to blue states. aren't bluff states bad for business? >> look at florida. florida has a thousand people every day from the northeast that are moving to florida. in fact florida is getting a little nervous about how many people are moving in from these blue states. in texas, kind of see, a lot of people are moving to idaho, montana, utah is a big state for new people. they are moving there because these economies have been mostly open. they are also moving there because they are low tax states. texas, tennessee

. >> martha: here's jo scarborough imploring president biden to make sure the teachers unions have tooe biden needs to make the tough choice. he needs to is that right in his own political back yard. he needs to tell the teacher's union that he's going to require every public healthcare person to get it and also starting every public school teacher needs to be vaccinated. >> martha: so much, doctor, is riding on getting kids back in a classroom this fall. i think it's an important goal for all americans. so is that a measure that you would recommend the president push for? >> yeah, he should tell all teachers to get vaccinated if they don't have natural immunity. once you do that, you've protected everybody in the school building. kids are resilient to the infection the vast majority of the time. kids die of rsv, which causes the common cold. we can create a safe environment by vaccinating teachers. >> martha: so i want to ask you about this. you have highlighted the amount of money that the cdc gets, how many people work there, 30,000. and then all of the information that they're not

. >> i think joe scarborough used it the day after, too. >> yeah. >> the other thing, too, one of the very floor of the house and senate. it's not the same walking into a situation covering a conflict where you know you're walking into dangerous territory. these places are supposed to be the safest, potentially in all of washington, barring a catastrophic foreign attack or natural disaster. >> sure. >> i think that's part of the reason why everyone who was there felt so very shaken by what happened. thank you very much, john bresnahan for sharing your experiences with us. we appreciate it. i'll see you soon. >>> meanwhile, a braurn senate bill aimed at countering china's growing influence. somehow lawmakers are skeptical that the bill won't adequately fund the expansion. and wording that the bill framed changing on the chinese government rather than the chinese people. "the washington post" reports house and senate democrats expressed optimism that a final agreement will be struck. but how long that will take and what the package will look like will be the subject of intense negotiati