spike lee, clint eastwood., who were the people who made you think, yes, i want to do that for a living? adam: director wise? scorsese was the top of the pyramid as far as his films and how he talked about them, as someone who was a huge inspiration to me. you're right. all those people you just listed were spike's movies. jim's movies. soderberg. i've been really lucky to work with people that made me want to do it. >> and i believe you are not a fan of seeing yourself on screen. will that change for "annette"? >> n o. o. i have seen myself on screen before. i do not have a phobia about it. i just, it doesn't seem to be helpful. my responsibility i feel like when we were making it, and some people can wash themselves and it's -- watch themselves and they notice a habit or something that they want to do that they ddin't think was working that actually was. but for me, it is permanent, it is film. it's weird. you do some plain states will for a brief amount of time and that it lasts forever. when you watch it, i

tree spiking involves hammering a metal spike like this one into the trunk of a tree. echoterrorists use spikes like this. this is something they do to prevent loggers from harvesting trees. if a saw blade hits that spike, it destroys the saw and metal shrapnel flies in every direction. the results can be catastrophic. make no mistake. there was nothing alleged about this. the trees in the clear water national forest were spiked in 1989. individuals were found guilty of the crime. some of the trees standing today are still spiked so can still do damage to loggers, to firefighters. these are serious dangers and damages that can occur to people still today. if there's a forest fire in the clear water national forst, the smoke jumper may need to cut down trees to slow the spread of the fire. if that person hits a spike with a chainsaw, it could kill or maim the firefighter. worst still, tracy stone-manning knew who the ecoterrorists were and she could have turned them in at the start. in 1989 she typed, edited and sent this vile threatening letter to the men and women of

kennedy: yes spike wins. congratulations spike.g paid now. kennedy: i'm not getting paid you're getting money from you. great job spike thanks about shoot jimmy, jessica and spike great work. jimmy you almost won. it. [laughter] >> whatever this is ridiculous. super coming up the surgeon violent parameters cities has some mayors and pleading for more cops. of the finally realizing their call to defend the police? might not be a great idea. i will be with clark neily next. monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. introducing the wildly civilized new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tigh

jimmy, and spike. spike, i was going through her plan it it's fun. number one, inequalities.ember 3, protect number. number five, but contact gender-based violence. i don't see the most important step here. plus the most important step here?e. >> no one thought of any of those other things, right? we should like inequality and gender-based violence. i thinkke it's clear once again i'm on porsche for what i believe is the 25th or 26 time to say the answer to the crisis on the border and the crisis in latin america in general is to end the war on drugs. kennedy: and the war on drugs. kennedy: they all, that is the granddaddy, the grandpappy. the mother of all root causes. >> yep. it's interesting because the root causes, you can just look at the 40 plus years joe biden was in the senate pushing for all of these policies. joe biden is the personification of root causes of problems in latin america whether the war on drugs which led to the cartel taking over from whether it when he was the head of the senate intelligence committee and overseen from the senate, overseen the cia, o

>> so the delta plus what's a variant, really mutations in the spike protein. delta plus has one more along the spike protein and this is the one that's circulating more in india at the moment and there have been a few cases in the united states, specifically in utah. delta is the one that's becoming the predominant strain here, not delta plus. >> not sure in everyone is sure, the spike protein is that what allows the virus to attach stop and enter the human cell? >> yes. there's this sticking out piece called the spike protein that will attach the virus to the human cell. the reason it's so important is our vaccines or at least the ones we have authorized in this country involve your body taking a little althat gets injected that helps you code for the spike protein, either mrna or dna in the case of johnson & johnson. you code it up, meaning you create a protein out of it and raise an immune response. your body is like what, this is weird. this looks foreign to me and i'm going to make an immune response against it. that's how our vaccines it's important beca

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but already the spike covered cases is being felt economically. the number of americans following jobless claim hit a 2 month high last week. 419000 americans filing for benefits as the delta various threatens president biden's promise of a swift economic recovery. kimberly held hit al jazeera, the white house, the lympics opening ceremony as you just thought late on friday, but with cases spiking in the host city. tokyo don't, claire if the games can carry on smoothly, nearly 2000 positive tests were recorded in the past day. as the highest and 6 months. tokyo has been under a state of emergency for the past 11 days. south africa is also struggling with a surgeon. infections remaining, the worst had country in africa, but its facts. the nation drive is picking up a record quarter of a 1000000 people got the job in a single day earlier in the week to nivi, as military is taken over the country's pandemic response operations. after the health minister was sacked for ordering vaccination centers to open to adults of all ages, the decision that the o

there's been a spike in cases there. even as the vaccination rate just crossed the 40% mark. it's obviously got to get higher. he's urging in the strongest way possible, even providing a $10,000 incentive, like a lottery, if you will, to compel people there to get vaccinated. we'll be talking to him shortly after all of this. but it occurs with the backdrop of spiking in cases. all 50 states are seeing an uptick in case. nothing like what we experienced in the height of the pandemic. i want to caution that. nothing is severe as the hospitalizations and tragically the deaths that we saw at that height. those folks are giving governors and mayors and those in various counties across the state, l.a. county, for example, some pace and new restrictions to boot. even companies now looking at this including apple delaying

russia cases are spiking, india cases are spiking. right now cuba cases are the highest per capita in latin america on top of all the other protests and worries there. i want to posit as i said, so often, hear 40% spike in cases here in the united states, in the last seven-day period versus the seven-day period before, these overall cases are extremely low, nothing like we're experiencing at the height of the pandemic. percentage gains kind of play tricks on you. they sound big and they're startling but they are nothing of the magnitude we experienced. by the way of those cases, very few are severe and certainly deaths overall are in and out of the lows they have ever been since the spikes we're experiencing about seven months ago. so in perspective, that is it, but the forced delay in reopenings, particularly going on in l.a. county and some of these other areas across the country outside of las vegas where they are saying, keep your masks on close by, you will need it, when you go indoors. that is playing out in a lot of big metropo

this is the vix spike that we saw.8 years if you are worried it is headed higher and the markets are higher, sebastian says hold your horses what you can see is that it's quite obvious that if you're worried about the vix, well, you are not that smart last year when the pandemic got rolling in february and we realized there was no going back, the stock market crashed now i'm going to go back to here i'm like vanna white of charts here and the vix soared since then, it's making consistently lower lows and lower highs while the stock market roared. that's correct that what should happen. it's rational. it's reasonable. next at the beginning of april, the vix finally broke down below 20 since then, that's been a powerful ceiling of resistance, okay it's only managed to get above 20 in eight days as long as it's been able to hold above that level was during a three-day stretch in day the volatility index isn't exactly itching to go higher still within the same down trend that defined its trajectory for the last 15 months r

la county saw its highest spike in cases since april. montana and parts of the midwest experts are concerned about spread in the southeast where vaccination rates are the lowest in the nation and in states like oklahoma, we're testing rates lag behind before going to slow the spread we have to be very cautious much what happens in oklahoma slowing the spread could be especially problematic heading into the holiday weekend. the white house says it's one more reminder about the importance of getting vaccinated. if you're vaccinated, you're safe. >> if you're not vaccinated, you are at risk of getting the virus in washington. i'm joe khaleel. >> now as recently predicted the united states will not meet president biden's goal of getting 70% of all adults partially vaccinated by tomorrow. but we did get close. according to the cdc more than 66% of adults have gotten at least one dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccine. more than 156 million people are now fully vaccinated in the u.s. which is about 47% of the state's population. we'll be right

the actual spikes. so mo farah is _ your spikes? the actual spikes. the actual spikes. so mo farah is 38 and he wanted - your spikes? the actual spikes. so i mo farah is 38 and he wanted tokyo to be his last 0lympics but he did not make the qualifying time for the 10,000 metres. he exclusively revealed he is battling an injury. i've got a stress fracture on my food, i've been struggling for quite a while. ., �* , food, i've been struggling for quite awhile. ., �*, , a while. yeah, it's disappointing. you've had _ a while. yeah, it's disappointing. you've had a _ a while. yeah, it's disappointing. you've had a few _ a while. yeah, it's disappointing. you've had a few weeks - a while. yeah, it's disappointing. you've had a few weeks to - a while. yeah, it's disappointing. | you've had a few weeks to reflect a while. yeah, it's disappointing. - you've had a few weeks to reflect on the fact you didn't qualify for tokyo, how are you feeling about that? i tokyo, how are you feeling about that? ., , , , that? i am gutted but this is athletics, — that? i am g

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this comes as crime is spiking.hicago cut 400 police positions last year and spent $3.4 million on private security for unnamed city officials. shootings are up 10% over a year ago in san francisco. officials plan to divest 120 million from the police over two years while they spend 2.6 million last year on the mayor's security detail. in baltimore, the city eliminated 22 million from its police budget as the city spent $3.6 million on private security. now democratic congressman corey bush is being criticized for her spending to fortify her personal security and also calling to defund the police. >> i understand full well why member of congress spend money on their personal safety. i don't understand why some members of congress don't feel the same way about your safety. if their safety is the highest priority, shouldn't yours safety be too? >> now, sandra, we reached out to the cities that i just mentioned for comment. we didn't get a response back. from to learn more about municipal spending from open the books i

and nervous laughter in cannes, as the director spike lee, accidentally lets slip the name of the winnerf the palme d'or. hello and welcome to bbc news. well, rescue workers searching for victims of the devastating floods across western europe have warned that more bodies may be found in submerged cars, cellars and collapsed buildings. at least 170 people are known have died, most of them in western germany. chancellor angela merkel is due to visit affected areas on sunday. with more, here's our berlin correspondent, jenny hill. in ahrweiler, everything, everyone, is covered in a thick, sticky mud. there's no power, nowhere to buy food, not much mobile reception. but they're doing what they can. willie told us they've never seen anything like it here, not even in his parents�*, grandparents�*, time. "the water rose two metres in 15 or 20 minutes," he told us. "people tried to save their things, went on to their basements, and unfortunately got trapped. i was lucky," he said, "i could get out the back of my basement." around 100 people have died in this district alone. many more are still

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new cases have spiked almost 70% over the past week.s angeles county reissued an indoor mask mandate. the cdc says new infections are being fueled by the highly contagious delta variant and low vaccination rates. >>> and firefighters are trying to contain at least 70 wildfires burning out west. the bootleg fire in southern oregon exploded in size yesterday. the nation's largest current wildfires swelled to nearly 300,000 acres fueled by dry and windy conditions. it has burned more than 150 homes and buildings and is threatening thousands more. >>> five democratic lawmakers from texas who are temporarily living in washington, d.c., have tested positive for the coronavirus. they left their state to block republicans from passing new voting restrictions. rodney hawkins reports from s. hutersrcd at the texas state capitol. ♪ calling for a stop to republican proposed voting restrictions in the legislature. >> they were going to hold us until the bills got passed. >> reporter: over 50 state democrats left austin to prevent a vote during this

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spike lee announcing the winner of the palme d'0r a little ahead of schedule...ain. are you ready? i am ready. it is now? 0k. the palme d'0r — titane. directorjulia ducourneau still looks a little overwhelmed, even if she knew she was going to win ahead of time. and why not? she is on the second woman to ever be awarded the palme d'0r. titane has been described as outlandish, grizzly, yet comic. it is the story of a female serial killer, set to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at the festival. there was this moment where i felt i was in the twilight zone, so i did not believe it at all. somehow, there was the same attention if nothing had been said. —— same tension as if he hadn't said anything. elsewhere, the award for the best actress went to a norwegian actor for her part in the worst person in the world. and america's caleb landry jones was named best actor for the film nitram. the big winner wasjulia ducourneau, who said her evening had been perfect because it was imperfect. tim allman, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to the entertainmentjournalist kj

about a dozen people rallied outside the hall of justice in san francisco, demanding change after the spike in attacks on asian americans. they were remembering 84-year- old who was attacked in january in the anza vista neighborhood. surveillance videos see the man walk across the street, violently shoved into the ground. he later died. kpix 5's justin andrews reports people have had enough of attacks like this one. >> reporter: today on the steps, chants and yells for justice fill the air, demanding the asian hate across the country and here in the bay area is stopped. the suspect in this present attack, 19-year-old antoine watson. he was scheduled for court this morning. >> their family needs to be supportive. historically the asian americans, the crimes against asian americans have always been swept under the rug and we are really concerned that the family will not receive the justice that they want and that they deserve. >> reporter: during this rally they also named are the others who were attacked because of their race, specifically asian attacks across the bay area. those names were

nearly forced to shut down after a flood of children suffering from respiratory viruses that usually spike and spread in the winter cases of rsv are surging as restrictions loosen and more children gather together, the same way covid can >> people, just be smart, be safe try to protect yourself. >> reporter: now fearing a widespread fall surge, even vaccines are no guarantee against delta's serious threat today we learned a fully vaccinated white house staffer and an aide to house speaker nancy pelosi also tested positive for the virus after meeting with fully inoculated democratic texas lawmakers who flew maskless to washington and suffered breakthrough infections tonight an evolving threat as the unvaccinated face a future that looked more like our past >> miguel, i know there in l.a. you have been watching cases among the unvaccinated exploding. i understand another nearby city is taking action >> reporter: lester, the city of pasadena citing the climb in infections as residents there even if vaccinated will need to wear masks again indoors. the city is also requiring all of its employe

jerry president spike li, jumped the gun and then i started with this miscommunication. it began with a slip up. i can jury president spike lea nearly announced the winner early, but was stopped in the nick of time. he's got his tom door went to the room to time by julia do corner. it's me the in time, in the history of the festival that a woman received the award located radical and shocking to me. the main character alexia has a titanium plate implanted in her head after a serious car accident as a child. in spite of this, she loves cause quite literally, and brutally kills any one he gets too close to her. she meets a fireman who loves her like a father. at the same time, her body goes through a drastic change film. critics, a hailing it as a film that breaks boundaries, but the shocks a more than just cheap through the mas. i'd like to think the jury for acknowledging with this prize that the world needs more diversity. and thank you for letting the monks does in. it must use you to do the civil put him this 74th season of the festival took place under unusual condit

but already the spike in covered cases is being felt economically. the number of american falling jobless claim hit a 2 month high last week. 419000 americans filing for benefits as the delta various threatens president biden's promise of a swift economic recovery. kimberly held hit al jazeera, the white house to new jersey as president has ordered the army to manage. the nations grown a virus response from now on military medics have already been vaccination. people are remote areas. the health minister with the facts of the he ordered vaccination centers to open during the holiday that they had to stamp needs. marvell has the story. the can you succeed at the vaccination center in the tunisian capital in patient clouds? i've tried to force their way through to get coffee. 900 vaccine sale. be good for me. it's mandatory. it's a vac. seen covert. it's a serious disease. and personally, it scares me, though, of the manji. i've come here for 3rd time. you wait a long time and then you go without getting a vaccine. it's not normal that there is only on

we've seen a huge spike, huge spike in unemployment fraud cases and investigations from covid-19. by last count, this is a rough number. but by last count, we had 800 unemployment fraud investigations and the vast majority is a tie to the pandemic. as far as foreign criminal involvement, we certainly are aware of a number of schemes and scams but i don't know that i have any idea of the estimate from those actors. it is something that we're attune. to of course, we're trying to take advantage of both all 56 of our field offices here but also working with our offices overseas because they may be able to work with foreign partners to help us pursue, you know, bad actors elsewhere. >> director, thank you. in september, the fbi will release the annual data set on violent crimes in the united states. that report will show what you have acknowledged publicly a spike in serious violent crime in a number of american cities including significant increases in murder and aggravate add saults. kansas has not been immune. wichita reported 59 homicides in 2020, the highest total since 1993 and

charles: eddie, so far the hospitalizations haven't spiked, the deaths haven't spiked. at what point do you think maybe, another week or two, if that does not happen, we get back to looking purely at fundamentals? i can tell you right now, for instance, i sold paypal to my subscribers way too early, i'm champing at the bit. i got out too early. >> i think next few weeks the delta variant with will shake out to your point. the hospitalizations are nowhere near tracking the spikes we're seeing in cases. once that fear goes away i think you will see a rotation back into the risk-on trade. the high beta etfs we trimmed from to add to defense for clients back in june 29th, we're probably going to buy that back sooner than we initially anticipated because of this overreaction. we don't think we're going into recession. delta in my opinion is more of a headline risk than anything. charles: i agree with you. i think some of those energy names are screaming buys right now. gary, eddie, two of the best. thank you all very much in this very important session. meanwhile, folks the

there's increasing concern the olympics is fuellng the spike.'m sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo on day 7 of the olympics — where there was as world record for south africa as tatjana schoenmaker wins gold in the 200 metres breaststroke. australia sends in the troops to enforce sydney's stay—at—home restrictions as covid infections continue to rise. one of hollywood's best paid stars, scarlettjohansson, is suing disney for streaming her latest movie, black widow at the same time as releasing it in cinemas. hello and welcome to the programme. after hitting a new record for the number of confirmed daily cases of more than 10,000 injapan, a state of emergency already in place in tokyo has been extended to more regions. there's increasing concern that enthusiasm for the olympics has contributed to a spike in coronavirus cases. i'm joined now by mariko 0i who is in tokyo for us. mariko — what do we know about the expansion of the state of emergency? as you said, the government has proposed to state of emergency to include the prefectures of tokyo and o

they spiked early in our recovery, but in recent weeks they began to fall. to be. economists call these things transitory effects and they account for about 60% of the price increases we've seen over the last few months. i want to be clear, my administration understands if we were to ever experience unchecked inflation over the long term, that would pose a real challenge to our economy. so while we're confident that isn't what we're seeing today, we're going to remain vigilant about any response that is needed. as i made clear to chairman powell of the federal reserve, when we met recently, the fed is independent. it should take whatever is necessary to support a strong economic recovery, but whatever different views some might have on current price increases, we should be united in one thing, the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure framework, which we shook hands on. we shook hands on it. and my build back better plan will be a force for achieving lower prices for americans looking ahead. it's another reason why the investments are so important. if we

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tree spiking is the dangerous and sometimes deadly tactic of placing metal spikes in trees to preventold congress she wasn't involved in planning the tree spiking in idaho. a former forest service investigators and one of the men convicted in connection to the plot says it isn't the case. the problem is loggers go in to cut down the trees and they lose lives. the minute they put their saw to a tree and the spikes fly out my goodness. even the fact that she would be tied to anything like this why is biden backing her? why does he want her? is there something we're missing about her? >> what we're missing about it is that sthe is one of many extremists put into the biden cabinet. there is a long history of this on the left. she has admitted to it previously regardless of what she is saying now. she admitted to retyping. an anonymous warning letter on behalf of an activity who participated in tree spieng. if you know that issue and what it does you are complicit in committing violence against people you don't agree with their policy and now you'll be in charge of the bureau of land manag

— there could well be still a big spike in _ there could well be still a big spike in infections as spike in infections as a result of freedom to and people going wild in pubs and _ freedom to and people going wild in pubs and nightclubs. we really must be cautious— pubs and nightclubs. we really must be cautious about this deal. and what is your _ be cautious about this deal. and what is your view _ be cautious about this deal. jifuc what is your view of the be cautious about this deal. fific what is your view of the people who are exempted because the unions are not happy with that or some unions are not? i not happy with that or some unions are not? ~ , are not? i think the government is in uuite a are not? i think the government is in quite a position _ are not? i think the government is in quite a position because - are not? i think the government is in quite a position because what i are not? i think the government is in quite a position because what isj in quite a position because what is happening with so—called deep pink pandemic and he will have to suffice like is a natural

is an amazing spike. look at him go. good boy, spike. what were we talking about? oh, yes, things are bad. it's even tearing through tulsa town. >> we do have the highest number you know, we've had significant events in the past few weeks that more than likely contributed to that. >> what baloney brain would hold a huge event during a pandemic? >> make america great again. >> he's super spreading the news. the good news. >> we're doing a great job. we've made a lot of progress. >> i think we're going to be in very good shape. >> if anyone knows good shape, it's president porchay the country is in good shape right now? >> a lot of hospitalizations are not pertaining to covid. a lot of it is elective surgeries and other surgeries that have opened up. >> it's an epidemic of boob jobs, and here comes the biggest boob of them all, finally wearing a mask. >> i think it's a great thing to wear a mask. i've never been against masks. >> never? let's go to the microfiche. >> i think wearing a facemask, i don't know

but already the spike covered cases is being felt economically. the number of americans falling jobless claims hit a 2 month high last week. 419000 americans filing for benefits as the delta various threatens president biden's promise of a swift economic recovery. kimberly held hit al jazeera, the white house, still ahead on al jazeera. we find 3 d printing is revolutionizing pills and how they work in the human bowwie. ah hello nessie. we're talking about an abundance of sunshine and high heat for the british shells. so we've got a heat wave going on for the 2nd time in 5 days. northern ireland set a new temperature record this time it's up to 31.3 degrees. meantime in the republic of ireland, they're doing what they can to keep cool. jumping into the irish sea here, and temperatures have been equally as high. now we're going to shake up and change up this weather pattern as we head toward friday. so we've got a weather maker move it in 1st, it's going to impact western areas of friends. and by the time we get, so the weekend this will push into

. >>> the number of covid cases across the state is spiking. california recorded more than 14,000 new cases within the past 24 hours. the seven-day positivity rate has now taught 4%. that's more than 1% higher than last week. as kpix 5's kenny choi reports, some breakthrough cases in the bay area are now sounding the alarm. >> health metrics are indicating a spike, but this surge is very different, according to doctors that we spoke to. as far as covid cases are concerned, there are more breakthrough cases among those who are vaccinated, but the major difference is that severe illnesses and hospitalizations are still very low among those who are vaccinated. >> reporter: in marin county, new concerns, as health officials say about one in four recent the infect have been vaccinated, but about half of those are showing no symptoms. >> while we are seeing the delta variant can break through and cause infection among vaccinated people, it is not leading to severe illness or death. >> reporter: linda truong, who has been operating cherry blossom salo

dangerously and deaths don't spike dangerously. then we'll never go back into that. good night. the british people are tired of all just like i assume the people in the united states are well, good luck in the big game. i personally can't wait to get back to baseball, former u. k. parliament member george galloway. thank you for stepping into the big picture, who was the best president in us history? the top 5, according to c. span's presidential historians survey 2021. our number 5, the 5 star general, who warned us about the military industrial complex dwight eisenhower, a republican who expanded social security, sent army troops to enforce school integration and little rock and built the interstate highway system. number 4, theodore roosevelt, and other republican who became a driving force for anti trust and progressive policies. he established national parks, forests and monuments to preserve the u. s. a natural resources, and the bed and construction of the panama canal. number 3, his 5th cousin, democrat franklin roosevelt,

the spike in new covid case ♪ concern over children 12 and under.nd now news of breakthrough cases. people who are fully vaccinated getting the virus. dr. jha is here. dr. rochelle walensky today said we are witnessing a pandemic of the unvaccinated. new cases up nearly 70% from just last week. and dr. fauci is asked about these breakthrough infections. l.a. county reimposing its indoor mask mandate even for those who are vaccinated. . and just before we came on the air, ten more california counties recommending doing the same thing. we ask dr. jha tonight, are we headed in the wrong direction here? >>> also following a worsening disaster overseas tonight. the catastrophic images of deadly flooding in germany and belgium. hundreds missing tonight. floodwaters rushing through towns and villages. the german army using tanks to cut through floodwaters to search for victims. marcus moore and our team in germany tonight. >>> back home, the weather extremes here. record breaking heat in parts of the west. the fourth heat wave in five weeks. devastating sb

it might get political. spike lee, not mincing his words there. and joining me now live from the closet in can, is our movie man rock scott rock for. great to see you. scott's that we just heard that this festival could get political and certainly a new plan for can, which has really always prefer to focus on the art of cinema. yeah, that's definitely right. i've been coming here many, many years and can never really present itself as a political festival. they always tried to stay a bit above the fray and say, it was just about the movies and the art of cinema. but i think there's been a lot of real transformative changes in the last few years, particularly political movements like me to or the black lives matter movement. which about the real profound effect on cinema, on the way movies get made. and very importantly, who's making them and i think those changes made it impossible for can to maintain it. it's supposedly politically neutral stance as well. if you're going to name, swipe li, jury president, you know, things are going to get politic

the top ten cities for spikes in crime are all run by democrats, stop the insanity.dy look silly when we say things like, no, it's the republican cities. that's just, it's garbage. speak of what i'm saying is there's an increase in crime across the board and are country and the top criminologists have said that. the one that's not the argument. the biggest banks are in liberal places. i've got to run. this is a nonsense point. a more hannity coming up after the break. more coming up. ♪ ♪ h it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "hannity." please check out my new show every saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. we've got a flaming height, caught monologue this week you won't want to miss. as always, thank you for joining me. the great, legendary broadbent arroyo, my good friend is in here tonight for laura. you have the confines, take it away. >> every monologue that comes out of your mouth is flaming hot beard i will be watching this weekend, thank you. see you soon. i

start in tokyo, where there's increasing concern that enthusiasm for the olympics has contributed to a spikecoronavirus cases. for the first time since the pandemic began, the number of new daily infections there has passed 10,000. the japanese authorities say the dramatic rise will not affect the olympic action but experts are warning if something isn't done to control the spread, the city's healthcare system could soon be overwhelmed. from tokyo, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. this is tokyo in the middle of a state of emergency, in the middle of a pandemic. these bars are not supposed to be serving alcohol and should be closed by 8pm, but no—one is taking any notice. "i'm not worried at all," this young man says. "i want to go drinking. "i want to go out drinking!" "lots of people want to stay at home", his girlfriend said, "but we all have our limits". the japanese government says this behaviour is nothing to do with the games, but even its own advisers disagree. what we really need to have is the leadership by the governors or even for the prime minister, and those people may have kind

spike cut the jaw and half of the u.s. worker. that is why they saw such horrific injuries from this. yes, she participated in an immunity deal. not only did she write the letter, she testified before a grand jury, participated fully into this, she gave a dna sample, you guys. this is not something lighthearted. she was a full participant regardless of the actual spiking. for her to diminish her participation is actually horrific. not only conceptually, but also for that dishonesty and lying. she should be nowhere near this position. as citizens, we pay her, we put her in his position, the elected officials that approve or not. call your senator and your congressman, this is not okay. >> kayleigh: we know every republican on the energy committee opposes this nomination. we will see of her fate is better than that. democrats are trying to play up the hero narrative as they attempt to block voter integrity laws. but photos are telling another story. will they end up hurting their efforts? ♪ ♪ me thing. that's why i go with l

i'm sorry. >> no, no, no, it's how in danger are we in this variant creating a spike? >> well, i think when you talk about how much of a danger it is to do a spike, i think you then have to look at the country as a whole and those areas of the country in which you have a low level of vaccination and a high level of viral dynamics. that's the thing that gets confusing. as a nation as a whole, we are doing very well. we have more than 50% -- about 50% of the adult population that's fully vaccinated. we have now more than -- about 67%, 66%, 67% of the adult population that's at least one dose. the elderly have been vaccinated to the tune of 80% and the depths have gone down by that. that's the country as a whole. but we have a big country. with disparity and a willingness to get vaccinated. under those circumstances you might expect to see spikes in certain regions, in certain states, cities or counties. i don't think you'll be seeing anything nationwide because, substantial proportion of the population vaccinated. so it's going to be regional. that's the thing that will

you've heard about the spikes in cases across the country.n't know that's fair but of course maybe it's because the governor of that state, a very popular figure in the republican party, might be entertaining a presidential run, but why should i be so cynical? sarah, what do you make of what's happening in florida where the governor's indicated no matter the spikes and they are almost exclusively among those who have not been vaccinated, he isn't planning any lockdowns or anything like that. how is that going down? >> well, the criticism of that decision is the same that we've heard throughout this pandemic. it's getting a little bit here that desantis is one of the first governors to go ahead and lift lockdowns, ease restrictions, earlier in 2020 than many other governors and he was excoriated in the media for doing that and deviating from what a lot of the blue state governors were doing but ultimately the covid numbers vindicated desantis. desantis did not see the wave of covid deaths and hospitalization s that were predicted when he first

500 pounds of spikes into trees in the national forest.ow? this is what the spikes look like, they are big long, can do significant damage and especially if one of these is struck by a logger or firefighter or sawmill where blade would strike this, that could break, kill the person, people have been terribly injured with this sort of thing so here she is, she covered it up for four years until she was caught and then she caught a plea deal and testified against others who went to prison. spikes like this are still in trees in the national forest, people are still at risk and since she testified folks have come forward to say she lied under oath to the united states senate, she's not trustworthy. >> president biden got along with people at his townhall, he talks about his old friendship with strom thurmond and arlen specter and so forth. he is a real bipartisan guy. do you think, what you've seen, this nomination being one of the examples that this is a real bipartisan administration, really wants to work with you all? >> know. we are going

covid spike: new cases are up by 10%, plus tsng out for parents to get their kids vaccinated before the start of the school year. blown to bits: what happened when a fireworks bust when horribly wrong. remembering diana: what made princes william and harry put aside their differences, at least for what would have been their mom's 60th birthday. and the inspiring story tonight of a custodian who ended up teaching everyone in the school a lesso e as they were escaping. cbs' omar villafranca is going to lead off our coverage tonight from surfside. helpful and friendly and keeping it light. >> reporter: another concern for crews here: the weather. there are two systems that are churning in the atlantic. the people are keeping an eye on it. if they turn into a hurricane, it could affect the efforts here. norah. >> o'donnell: omar villafranca, thank you. tonight, the trump organization and its longtime finance chief are under indictment in new york, accused of scheming to avoid state and city taxes. the former president is not charged but his defense team believes he's the ultim is going to b