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but you guys, the country would come to a screeching halt. it would literally come to a halt. by the way, don't be crazy climbing on poles in the middle of us harm. >> they won't let me do it right now. pres. biden: thank you. how many students do you have come through? >> a lot of times, our classes vary. normally, we see about 24 inside this room. all 24 students -- pres. biden: how many times a week are they here? >> right now, we have the need for industry. i teach three to four times and week. usually a few hours a week, working 40 hours plus and going to school. >> that was the point i was trying to make it a 40 hour week job, and the apprenticeship. pres. biden: that is a lot. they could do the apprentice piece. thanks guys, good luck, courtney. >> it was an honor, sir. pres. biden: can you translate that for me? -- [indiscernible conversation]

another infection wave, another policy, or maybe another screeching you 10. you don't need to wear mosque anymore as you want to. and you don't have to. we have the windows open in your office unless you want to. and you don't have to go on you unless you want to. all of that creates confusion. we're now left in the territory of people's interpretation. that compliance may i talk to colleagues in the n h s, former colleagues and their alternative thought about you. i mean the, the hospitals, the i and he's running hot. we've had a couple of room close show you over the weekend. whereas we just simply run out of ambulances. so, you know, the, the, i don't think for one moment the shows isn't concerned because it is. meanwhile, pressure amounts on the british government to improve on a proposed pay raise of just one percent for national health work as the organization celebrated at 73rd anniversary on monday and was given a medal of honor from the queen. but anger over low salaries remains because as the chair of trust told us, awards don't pay the bills. i'm s

another infection wave, another policy, or maybe another screeching you 10. meanwhile, pressure mouth from the british government to improve on the contentious planned pay rise of only one percent for national health of the staff. the organization celebrates back to 73rd of astro monday. i was given a metal of honor from the queen, but furio for low salaries remains because as an h s. trust chairman told us such awards, they didn't pay bills. i'm sure everybody the lies. is that how died. lastly, the and it just looked during pandemic. as a matter of fact, in my view, and it's just been working for 73 years to being in the form. and it says birthday this is very dissolved, very dissolved on them, but today we almost 100 told them to and it just stopped short about 101000 social workers short. so this was for one reason he's been working conditions since 2008, 21 percent of doctors have left us and he won that not who helped to save the life. she also left out of just saying that these kind of pay and i got dr. really insulting. while the proposed pay rise of $1.00 person could actuall

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screeching.hen, you know this on 2 cars hitting is really look outside. >> and i saw a car. >> coming around and hitting almost running over someone who was a painting here neighbor ji soo kim shot. this video on saturday. >> and even the driver slammed into multiple parked cars and a scooter on the counter street in san francisco's richmond district saw it and then. >> i thought, ok, he's done. but he immediately. >> just kind of full tires. screeching hit. 2 cars right there. and he went back and forth maybe about 3 or 4 times in says. >> the driver eventually stopped because then died is this was all happening. kim says he immediately check to make sure all of his family was safe inside the house and called 911. he says police responded about 20 minutes later when they arrived on scene. san francisco police say they found multiple unoccupied vehicles damaged. they say the driver complained of injuries not related to the collision. he was later transported to the hospital for non-life threateni

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as u—turns go, this is a screeching one, isn't it? screeching one. isn't it?— one, isn't it? it is hard to think of how this _ one, isn't it? it is hard to think of how this could _ one, isn't it? it is hard to think of how this could have - one, isn't it? it is hard to think of how this could have been i one, isn't it? it is hard to think - of how this could have been handled worse, because at 8am in this morning we got a statement saying the prime minister and chancellor had been in contact with the health secretary before he got his positive test, but they would be exempt. 157 minutes later, 2.5 hours later, we got a completely different statement saying that they would now sell isolate and the prime minister would be at chequers, the chancellor in his flat in downing street. i think it is pretty clear this has happened because there was pretty unanimous and speedy outrage at the fact to senior ministers would not have to sell isolate because of this scheme we have seen used before. michael gove used it last month. —— would not hav

the one of ages tough economies comes to a screeching halt. more lockdown measures as monthly covert cases, modem quadruple and innovation. the health system is close to collapse. some hospitals have run out of oxygen, mole french funds, bring industrial production back home, their fingers when the pandemic kate and shut down global supply chains. and when is champagne, not champagne when it's in russia, and you, russian labeling lore is causing tempers to bubble over in france. with i'm bet visible, and that's the business. the highly infectious delta variant of the code viruses catching authorities in indonesia by surprise. it's already done the same and so many other economies, the government is calling on gas, produces to send all their oxygen supplies to hospitals and clinics as doesn't die from shortages. the popular tourist destination is only letting in fully vaccinated foreign visitors or those with a negative p. c. r. test. police are setting up roadblocks and checkpoints to enforce no restrictions. traffic is usually bustling in the

an employee said he heard a loud screech and then a mercedes careened into the front of the store. he said the driver crashed concrete planters outside. nobody was hurt. the employees said it's a second crash in the same intersection in two months. he wants to see speed bumps to . >>> thisend, some s have been c we could learn more details tomorrow about the new requirement. abc7 news reporter matt boone spoke to barn venue owners about how people have been responding to the new policy. >> i am 21. >> reporter: it's not just your i.d. you will need to get into the nightclub in san francisco. proof of vaccination is required. >> it makes the whole night what it is supposed to be. >> reporter: darcy is the owner. he said when they reopened in june, they were one of the first small venues to require vaccination, but got rid of the policy when things are looking good in july. >> as soon as the delta variant was becoming obviously more prevalent, we felt for the safety of our patrons and our staff and our performers, it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: the drag performer says the

police said he heard a loud screech than a mercedes careened into the front of the store. >> we were fortunate no one was right there. he came so fast that he crushed these concrete te. no e wod rv for sure. >> nobody was hurt. the employee said it's a second crash in the same intersection and check two months. he said he would like to see speed bumps to slow cars down. >>> some san francisco bar goers haven't caught off guard of more venues are requiring proof of vaccination to get inside. we could learn more details tomorrow about the new requirement. abc7 news reporter matt boone spoke to venue owners on how people happen responded to the vaccine policy. >> reporter: it's not just your i.d. you will need to get into the cabaret and nightclub in san francisco. for vaccinations required too. >> it makes the whole night what it is supposed to be. >> reporter: darcy is the owner. he said when they reopened in june, they were one of the first to require vaccination but got rid of the policy when things were looking good in early july. >> as soon as the delta variant was becoming more p

an employee heard a loud screech and a few seconds later a mercedes careened into the front of the store. the employee says this was the second crash in the same intersection in two months. he wants speed bumps in the area to slow cars. >>> some san francisco bar goers have been caught inside. we can learn more details detai the new requirement. people have been responding. >> i am 21, i promise. >> reporter: it's not just your id you will need to get in. proof of vaccination is required too. >> it makes the whole night what it is supposed to be. >> reporter: the owner says when they reopened in june, they were one of the first small venues in the city to require vaccination but got rid of the policy when things were looking good in early july. >> as soon as the delta variant was becoming obviously more prevalent, we felt for the safety of of our patrons and staff, our performers, it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: a drag performer says the come back of the entire industry will rely on people feeling comfortable. >> i think there is a lot of trepidation around coming back to live

that's come to a screeching halt for those who have been vaccinated. >> reporter: mr. biden expects the to grant an emergency use authorization for children under 12 to get the vaccine soon and said unvaccinated students should wear masks in school this fall. >> if you're vaccinated, you shouldn't wear a mask. if you aren't vaccinated, you should be wearing a mask. >> reporter: 48% of americans are fully vaccinated. in missouri, that number is just 40%. >> you don't want it to be your child. >> reporter: kristin ruthstron can't wait to get her three young sons protected from the virus. >> we know that the vaccination is what is going to help keep our kids safe. >> reporter: at children's mercy in kansas city, missouri, 11 children are currently in the hospital battling covid-19. >> some have underlying conditions but some are healthy, normal kia t ofenag >>orissoi govr parson l program to encourage residents to get their shots. >> i ask you to turn off the clutter. all the misinformation that's out there, all the people that have a political agenda to talk about this v

but all that came to a screeching halt. >> the u.s.uspended for a month after testing positive for marijuana. >> reporter: the track star's road to olympic glory completely abandoned after testing positive for marijuana. the world anti-doping agency sidelining richardson for 30 days, voiding her trial times, making it so she could not compete in the olympics. this weekend, richardson tweeting, i'm sorry. i can't be y'all olympic champ this year, but i promise i'll be your world champ next year. richardson revealing on nbc she'd smoked the substance to help cope with her mother's passing. >> don't judge me, because i am human. i'm you, i just happen to run a little faster. >> reporter: while the suspension gave way for the possibility of richardson at least being able to compete in the 4x100 relay, ustf recently announcing richardson would not be able to compete there either, citing their sympathies and understanding for richardson's situation but highlighting they must maintain fairness for all the athletes. the suspension igniting an

. >> at first i did think it was gunshots, and then i heard some tires like screeching. >> reporter: police say the violence unfolded around 10:30 friday night near a nightclub on fourth street where a concert was happening, but it's unclear what prompted the shooting. >> somewhere in that area of third and lutons there was gunfire exchanged from a high powered automatic rifle. >> reporter: witnesses saw a dodge charger speeding from the scene. police stopped the car on wolf grade and found two 25-year-old men inside with gunshot wounds. one victim from fairfield, the other from pittsburg. about the same time, police say two men from stockton were involved in this crash. one was dead, the other wounded. >> happened concurrently while that was going on. we got a call from a hospital that a vehicle had driven up to the local hospital, door opened, victim dropped on the ground and vehicle fled the scene prior to talking to anybody. >> reporter: that victim later died. local officials condemning the night of gun violence and property damage. >> this is something you don't want to see in

i guess his hard work came to a screeching halt on june 21st around 06:30pm, when he walked outside. >> to find his truck on its side inches away from crashing into his roommate's bedroom wall cup says 2 witnesses told him what happened? she had working up and down as she came down, want to miss that. >> and some certain point she had just decided that she was going to go straight for the house had struck not been in position. it was in. >> she would have gone right through the. >> the side of the house, the female driver of this red ford focus survived the crash in managed to get out of the car. a neighbor took this video right after the crash happened showing the alleged woman running down the street with what appears to be a bottle in her hand. she says she followed this woman until she was arrested just a few streets over. >> she actually split my my bed in and happier a hard thing to do. >> president says he has already complained several times to the city of vacaville about the dangerous speeding along monta vista avenue in his circumstance proves more legal action needs to be

even without me every one of these people who has dedicated their lives to the brazilian coast and screeches has a unique perspective on what they're doing. i'm not valuable and i used to eat turtle. and today they give me work and a salary to live with me. so i would like sea turtle to feel at home in their habitat again. and at some stage that they'll no longer be want to be endangered species. that is my mission. i am a live the we can't afford to think that we have permanently solve these problem guys, our work for the environment has to go on you. if we don't grasp that, we need to protect the world. we are just marking time. sometimes human kind is hard to bear, even for us humans among the news news the me oh, the me the me ah, the, the news . this is the w news. why the from berlin tonight the u. k. prime minister tells his country we have to learn to live with the corona virus. despite rising numbers of new cases for his johnson announces that the last condemning restrictions in england will be lifted. this mark also coming up authorities in israel urge young people to get vaccinate

it was really, really loud tires screeching. and he's like this tires are coming out. that's >> much pressing the throttle neighbor ji soo kim describes these terrifying moments from saturday when he says this driver hit multiple parked cars in almost right over somebody working outside >> 2 cars right there. and he went back and forth maybe about 3 or 4 times. it all happened on the callous or street in san francisco's richmond district. kim says the driver only stopped because his van dai to someone's mulling over cars or neighborhood. never seen the whole time living here. don't understand. can. >> figure out what happened when they arrived on scene. san francisco police say they found multiple unoccupied vehicles damaged. they say the driver complained of injuries not related to the collision. he was later transported to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries. thankfully no one else was hurt. in a statement on monday. sfpd said, quote, officers developed probable cause to arrest the driver for speeding unsafe backing no proof of insurance and driving with a

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of president trump's wall was going up but as soon as president biden took over that came to a screechingt. a new report by the senator from oklahoma summarize that it's costing taxpayers up $2 billion to not build this war since january and said we are wasting $3 million every day paying contractors to baby sit steal and concrete in the middle of the desert with no construction. migrants are taking place. look at this video. a massive group of 250 migrants showed up today to be led into the united states. they were from around the world. haiti and africa and india. border patrol let everybody in. they shipped them away from the area to processing centers will many will be released with any to appear in court. look at this video. this is a texas state trooper, he will pull over a human smuggler. that smuggler will floor it and take off. that trooper pursues the vehicle and the smuggler foot bails and the immigrants spill out of the vehicle. the trooper chases out the driver but the immigrants got away. >> you said you have seen citizens from 3/4 of the country on the face of the earth the

that has now i think come to the absolute screeching halt. we now have run away inflation from decades of money printing and the bodies are now surfacing. they can't bury the bodies, they can't hide or any more. there's no more had donek adjustments and people are starting to realize it, and it's happening on a global basis, which leads to the famous sprays uttered here on this show by max and stacy global insurrection against banker occupation is now global as well here. the other thing i want to consider max is when we've talked about this, that, that stag place on the inflation happening right now is similar to the 1970s. but the thing that's different is of course, the new generation, the boomers, where the young generation, they equivalent of generation z back down to 1971. now we have generation z and the younger millennials at the same age. so back in the seventy's, of course you were coming off the hippie movement, the resistance movement, everybody was resisting the draft and it was all about free love and stuff like that. now we hav

that has now i think come to the absolute screeching halt. we now have run away inflation from decades of money printing and the bodies are now surfacing. they can't bury the bodies, they can't hide any more. there's no more had donek adjustments and people are starting to realize it, and it's happening on a global basis, which leads to the famous sprays uttered here on this show by max and stacy global insurrection against banker occupation is now global as well here. the other thing i want to consider max is when we've talked about this, that, that stag place on the inflation happening right now is similar to the 1900 seventy's. but the thing that's different is of course, the new generation, the boomers, where the young generation, the equivalent of generation z back down to 1971. now we have generation z and the younger millennials at the same age. so back in the seventy's of course you were coming off the hippie movement, the resistance movement, everybody was resisting the draft and it was all about free love and stuff like that. now we

in holland, there has been a screeching u—turn of the loosening of restrictions unveiled just three weekse resumed, infection levels surged to their highest levels this year. the dutch prime minister admitted an error ofjudgement. translation: | do think | the prime minister opened things too early. it would have been better to wait a few more weeks because now we are in a surge again. it's a shame because everybody expected to have like an open summer with a lot of activities. i know that my friends were all buying tickets and everything, and now it's just all cancelled again. as europe faces rising numbers of infections, mainly due to the delta variant, several countries' tolerance of those avoiding injections appears to be waning. mark lobel, bbc news. later in this programme we will go live to paris to speak to a leading economist based there and talk about the decision in france, what it means for the economy and what it means for public health. all bus to come later. —— all that to come. at least 50 people have died in a major fire at a hospital treating coronavirus patients in sout

that came to a screeching halt for those who have been vaccinated. not a joke. >> laura: real questions with real follow-up? that's asking too much. you don't want to pressure biden. and drum roll, please. for my favorite spooning moment of the night. >> one of the things we are doing is what i have done -- my team has done. >> mr. president, i don't know if you heard you got applause correcting the i for we. >> it is we. >> that's a commendable attribute. >> laura: what else is commendable is telling the truth when president biden struggled with. on the minor issue of how current inflationary trends threaten the recovery. >> to pump in all of this money into the economy cannot that add to? >> it relates to what is needed because we are growing. i don't know anybody including larry summers who is a friend of mine who is worried about inflation. >> laura: this larry summers? >> i was on the worried side about inflation. moved much faster and sooner than i had predicted. i think that has to make us nervous going forward. >> laura: it's worse than i tho

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people in every major war we ever thought in the united states of america and that has come to a screeching halt for those who have been vaccinated. it really has, not a joke. >> there was a question, but real questions with real follow-up is asking too much. don't want to put pressure on president biden and drumroll please. for my favorite spooning moment of the night. >> one of the things we are doing is what i have done -- we've done, my team has done. >> i don't know if you heard you got applause when you corrected the eye for a week only are talking about we -- >> it is we. >> a commendable attribute to have. >> you know what else is commendable? telling the truth. which president biden repeatedly struggled with last night. first on that minor issue of our current inflationary trends threaten the recovery. >> inflation is temporarily pumping all of this money into the economy, couldn't that -- >> it relates to what in fact is now needed because we are growing. i don't know anybody including larry summers, who is a friend of mine, who is worried about inflation. >> did he mean this larr

look as if it was one rule for the politicians and another rule for the rest of us, and so made a screechingier starmer again. borisjohnson and rishi sunak only went into isolation because they were busted. we've seen once again their instincts on show. 0ne rule for them, another rule for the rest of us. borisjohnson has urged caution — but that's up to the individual now, not the government. and even he's admitted cases will keep rising. we've got to remember that this virus is sadly still out there. cases are rising. we can see the extreme contagiousness of the delta variant. and there's another thing worrying scientists besides the rising cases. here's our health correspondentjim reed. by allowing people to get infected you are increasing the chance that a new variant could emerge. at the moment, it is this delta variant that is by far the most prevalent in the uk. could you see some mutation to that that is in some way more infectious or could make a vaccine less effective and are you increasing the chances of that by having 50, 60, 70, 100,000 people a day infected? martin hibberd is a

as soon as president biden took over construction of that wall came on a screeching halt.the open field baking in the texas sun. these migrants can come through here. there is growing frustration with the local texas sheriffs who are suing the biden administration saying he is not upholding federal law and not allowing i.c.e. to deport criminal illegal immigrants. they said i.c.e. is only making 1 arrest every 2 months since he took office as president. the sheriff upset with what is going on. >> we notified i.c.e. and they said he doesn't meet our criteria. let him go. that doesn't sit well with me or anybody in our country. somebody has to be held responsible. the biden administration is not doing their job. >> there are growing security concerns with the border crisis. the folks coming over are not just always family units who give themselves up. sometimes there are criminal mixed. in the border patrol arrested 3 sex offenders and one man with a second degree rape conviction on someone under the age of 15. all 3 were deported and trying to come back. >> shannon: it's go