schools closed a year ago, due to the corona virus, and nom is among several countries in south eastern asia, facing a surgeon, coven, 1900 infections. for countries, health minister has said a newly discovered variant could be responsible for the outbreak. vietnam has seen case number's double in the past month, but still has one of the lowest death rates, and the country is ramping up. its defense is to keep it that way. the discomforts of the pandemic known to many around the world are now coming in vietnam to ortiz, and how many city are ramping up cove at $900.00 testing for its focusing on high risk areas, residents around learners, and it fast rides, in case numbers. all right, no worries about the new violence variant where am i more often and also limits meeting other people coaching and since he has been partially shattered with many businesses closed and public gatherings, restricted some residents find themselves behind quarantine, coordinate the mid local outbreaks. students are vacating the dormitories to make way for a new hospital in preparation for the worst. the last flight

once word gets out the central america or be it south america or asia or eastern europe or africa , once word gets out that we're not enforcing the law , people are going to come here. that's the big driver.thank you caller. >> host: let's ask you about anothertopic@foxnews.com . grossman pushes bill to ban critical race theory in dc public schools. first of all, what do you consider critical race theory and what's behind your effort to do this or dc schools. >> we're eating at the dc w schools because of course we believe in local control and it wouldn't be right of us here in washington to say what they have to teach in illinois schools. the reason is critical race theory is a divisive theory that blames your lot on life on race. so other words if i'm successful, if i became successful i'm not successful because of artwork or intelligence, i'm successful because of my race. if things don't work out for me, if i don't have a nice house, if i wind up in the criminal justice system is again, not my fault. it's all determined by race. obviously designed to divide america and obviously desi

eastern, here on c-span three. >> this is a film about time, historical time in southeast asia. specifically concerns the people of vietnam, north and south. it chronicles the story of a four year search for peace, and for better days to come, in their part of the world. this research succeeded with past progress. this film may likely claimants title in a chronology of hope. the united states first became involved in a conflict in north vietnam, and south vietnam after both countries received their independence more than a decade ago by ratified acts of the french colony. the united states reported the efforts by soviet numb to remain free and independent, but increased its financial and military support in the early 1960s as the threat to sow vietnam intensified. ♪ ♪ ♪ at the united nations security council in may 1964, the united states ambassador made his country's position clear. >> the united states government is currently involved in the affairs of the republic of vietnam for one reason, and one reason only. because the people of vietnam requested the help of the united states. and of other governments, to defend itself against arme

eastern europe and central asia, the middle east and north ferk. and in our own country, you know, we still have an ongoing epidemic that is now very concentrated in southl and ethnic minorities, particularly african americans, latinx americans, and in sexual and gender minorities. two-thirds of our infections are in gay and bisexual men, including primarily in men of color, the most affected groups. >> sreenivasan: that is stunning that there are still parts of the world where h.i.v. is on the rise, which also helps people see that here we are, 40 years later, and there are still significant health disparities and access disparities when it comes to any of these three wonderful vaccines that we have available. they're not available to everyone by a long shot. >> they're not available to the great majority of humanity, not just everyone. you know, this-- this also is similar to the period in '96, when we finally had triple therapt was absolutely amazing. we cald it the lazarus effect. people rose up off their death beds, went back to work and went back to school, to parent parenting. bu that period then followed where we just didn't have access in most

south was monsoon, wreaking havoc toward nepal, northern and eastern areas of bangladesh, right through into baton on wednesday, and also some pretty intense rain as we had towards me and mar as well. asia pacific, you know, let's keep in mind the darker the colors we see on the map. that's a more intense rain that we have out toward the yangtze river valley east trying to see impacting kyushu and chicago on wednesday. but watch, as we get toward thursday, even brighter colors popping up your heavy concentration of brain, especially for eastern areas of horseshoe next, se, asia, and our intense range on through the ways that has led to some land slides across the island. heavy rains have also been falling for borneo, but i think we're going to get some spells of sun across the region, particularly for indo china and across sumatra and jakarta as well. next step, we're going to go to the middle east. we're going to end the weather story here, where we've got some temperatures in the fifty's, baghdad, 52 weight 50, and we'll deal with a bit of humidity around the gulf states and the dates to come that your forecast to you soon. the earthquake is cause a lot of disruption. i know, and the

eastern, here on c-span three. >> this is a film about time, historical time in southeast asia. specifically concerns the people of vietnam, north and southe story of a four year search for peace, and for better days to come, in their part of the world. this research succeeded with past progress. this film may likely claimants title in a chronology of hope.