tony chang al jazeera bank. now the us is saying that it's confident iran was behind an attack last week on an israeli managed tanker off the coast of online. but tara continues to deny any role in the strike on the m. v. most. the st tanker in which 2 people were killed. u. k. government is also condemned. the attack calling it's a violation of international law. downing street says it's highly likely the vessel was targeted by an unmanned iranian aerial drug. is indonesia struggles that was covered 1900 outbreak in asia, the number of orphans areas rising. some of them have no extended family to go to and they're left with a little support. charts, group save the childrens has more needs to be done to help the most vulnerable. jessica washington reports from tongue around in indonesia, east cali mountain. a young boy prepared to say good bye to his mother and father. the ogre is just 13. his voice shapes as he recites the call to prayer beside his parents graves. both victims of covert 19. in another village,

tony chang al jazeera bank of the u. s. as it's now confident that iran was pined an attack last week on. and israeli managed time car off the coast of oman. but daron continues to deny any role in the strike on the, and the mercer street tanka which kill 2 people. the u. k. government is also condemned the attack calling it a violation of international law downing street, says it's highly likely the vessel was targeted by an unmanned iranian ariel trying l. farm surgical companies, pfizer and madonna, have raised the cost of their coven. 19 vaccines in the latest european union supply contracts. according to the financial times, newspaper fires is maxine has risen about $5.00 to $23.00 per shot. but done is vaccine is up by $2.09 p to $25.00. 50. a dose deals run to 2023 and they cover up to 2100000000 vaccine shots. over all these bark has more is perhaps an unwanted reminder of all the cash flows in the business dealings that underpin the global vaccine rollout. but it is a reminder course that this is essentially a busi

tony chang reports from bangkok as an aerobics instructor, dances almost vehicles block off parliament, me and my capital may be due on february the 1st, but at the general's thought. it would be a bloodless qu, they couldn't have been more wrong. months of bitter resistance and a ballad military cracked down with nearly a 1000 killed 6 months later, the military, inter renaming itself a caretaker government. although it appears it will still hold important positions . and the leading general giving assurances, elections will be held soon. we must create conditions to hold a free infirm, multiparty general election. we have to make the preparations, pledge to hold the multiparty general election without fail, but is not clear under what conditions those elections would be held. since the qu, the military has outlawed the national league, democracy to cheese party, and rejected its landslide victory in november. new elections would take place under the military emergency laws, which will be in place for another 2 years. min online did say the military would follow the lead of an invoice

tony chang al jazeera fanco. listen, bring and show when, who is the executive director of the burma human rights network is joining us on slide from london. thanks for your time with us on al jazeera. so what do you make of the head of the mit? the military seemingly rebranding himself and taking on this new role of prime minister. this is a plain but old book because you see, you see the 962 the how the military power at the time, the change to government and then the room for 20 years. so that is what the same situation going to happen when the military could power the said that they're going to conduct the election very soon by one year, but not any 3. and the same way they're dragging the time bit by bit. so the main, the key point here is they're not going to leave de, paula. so how do you think this is? this will be viewed by people in me and mar. well, the people is from the day when we get that, and we are supporting any government and the people, you know, the people obama who did fall into the 20 for t

tony chang al jazeera bank cook. now some news to bring you that's just in the speaker of tunisia is frozen parliament rashid. i knew she has been transferred to a military hospital. now there's been no details released as to why i knew she has been sent to not hospital of the 8 year old who is also head of the parliament largest party and not did spend a week in hospital last month after contracting cove at 19. and now this does come a difficult, sensitive and quite significant time for the country after the president chi said in a major decision decided to suspend the parliament. so parliament was been, has been dissolved. the government has been effectively sacks with the firing of some top officials and essentially he took control of the countries democracy. now we're following other stories as well as our in the u. s. is saying that it's confident iran was behind an attack last week on an israeli managed tanker off the coast of oman. but ron continues to deny any row for the strike on the n. v must street tanker

tony chang al jazeera, thank you. when is the executive director of the boma human rights network and he claims the military is trying to fool the international community. when the military power, the said that they are going to conduct the election very soon, but in one year, but not only 3 and the same way, they are dragging the time bit by bit. so the, the main, the key point here is they are not going to leave the power to the people, you know, the people who voted for the, into the 20 for the, you know, and the puppy is standing on their, on their commitment. and they're still, we are supporting to any government who is supported by all their minority and majority population. but the point is to see that the military is trying to fool international community head or u n. g in, in september. so they're trying to show that they give a government and just to make sure showing the, get them in the but, but the actually the people as a reject it. and bear in mind that the the who is still under we is not a cheap yet w

6 months, author seizing power and a 2000000 dying says the vote will take place by late 2023. toni chang is monitoring developments from bangkok, exactly 6 months since the military sees power from the democratically elected government of anton sushi. a lot has happened in that time. i think there was perhaps a perception from the military that this would be a clean and relatively bloodless queue. it has been exactly the opposite, very from the, from the very onset. there have been strong objections on the streets, from the people all across the country, and the military have crank down with a brute force that's left just under a 1000 people dead in the last 6 months. we've also seen that the splintering of much of the most society and basic infrastructure with a lot of people joining out to a civil disobedience movement which has rendered things like banking systems, health care systems, transport systems, completely unaffected. and that's particularly important now, particularly with health care as covert 19th, 4th wave has just swept across mamma. i think that's put a lot of pressure

tony chang reports from bangkok. the government's been quite secretive about where the shortage is coming from. but what we've seen over the course of the last couple of months is that signed by a son to the company, which has been licensed by astrazeneca to produce the vaccine. here in thailand, i should mentioned, it's not just for thailand, but it's for many countries in se asia has been running well below capacity. the assets in secret papers released have defended themselves, saying that they were initially, the orders that initially came from tiger will much lower than those that are now needed. but science by science was also a company, which was a controversial choices, a vaccine producer, because it had no vaccine production experience. that said anyone here in thailand who criticize that process will try to investigate who is finding themselves in quite a lot of trouble because it is a company which is ultimately owned by the king. and if you criticize the company, you in effect criticize the king. but i th

tony chang al jazeera, thank ah . this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. afghan forces of fighting straight battles against the taliban in 3 major cities can do. a port has been hit by rocket.

chang. he's standing by foot in bangkok and tony. how seriously should we take these comments by the john to head who heard comments like this in the past, but pretty much since he conducted the coo on the 1st of february 6 months ago. there is no timeframe in place yet. he did also in that address say that the current state of emergency could well be extended to august 2023. so that's another 2 years ahead. initially, the military had said that it would take a year for those elections to be put in place. then they walked back even further. now this would make that to is from this point. so it really is, i think, a very sketchy program, in addition to which we don't know what multi party democracy means at the moment, the military and the government, or the framework they put in place since the military who have gone very hard against the n l d, the national leave for democracy unanswered cheese party. it was disqualified in may. they know the election results from last november a couple of weeks ago. there's currently a trial going

tony chang al jazeera, thank. well, me in law's military has been facing growing international pressure since the cool, the united nations hazardous member states to prevent the flow of weapons in to me in the us, the u. k. and the you all have imposed sanctions. but me and my asian neighbors are reluctant to do the same. after holding crisis talks with general min and lie in april the, as the unblock said, the violence must stop but flatly rejected sanctions. china and thailand account for more than half of me and miles trade volume, and both countries do remain friendly with their powerful military. ah, ok, let's get going. let's bring in our guests joining us on skype, dr. sasa, a spokesman to the national unity government of me and ma, which was formed off to the crew by members of the deposed civilian government. and also in canada, we have john pack up professor of law and director of the human rights research and education center. at the university of also and in london, we have munger, johnny, a human righ

thank you that tony chang, there for us in bangkok. officials in the us say the delta variant of coven 19 is spreading like wildfire. and the past 2 weeks, cases increased dramatically with hospitalisation and some states reaching record levels. the biden administration has a lockdown is unlikely, but things will get worse before they get better. and to galico points from miami. as the number of coven 19 cases surpasses, 35000000 in the us, the delta variant continues to be the dominant, more contagious strain of an already deadly virus. hospitals in states like nevada, mississippi, an arkansas or a surgeon, is mostly unvaccinated patient infected, with a delta variance seek treatment. with the push to get more people vaccinated, increasing and urgency, there's a renewed effort to treat the vulnerable over before. no, god, i swear i think i've been stayed in this house for the housebound, all those to afraid to go outside programs like this or a potential life saver. forget all the stupidity, all the, all the anti vaccines and all that. and where they get their information that is comp

tony chang al jazeera, thank call me this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. afghan forces of fighting straight battles against the taliban in 3 major cities can to high a port has been hit by rockets. government reinforcements have been deployed in lash, and her ross to advocate in 3 provinces. the security situation is critical, especially a nascar guy. the enemy has some movements. security and defensive forces are planning to intercept the enemy's movements. first, then build defensive lines and later launch offensive operations. charlotte ballad has moved from cobble. there's been heavy fighting in and around 3 major cities in afghanistan and lush, car guy, the capital of home and province fighting started on saturday when the telephone into the city resident said they could see the taliban moving street to street, getting closer to the heart of the city until ask in special forces entered and since that time they said they have just heard heavy gunfire. and also, if strikes from african force and also from the united states peppering around the outskirts of the city v

a lot for your life to tony chang. he's following these developments from bangkok, so the head of the military naming himself the prime minister. is that a surprise? and are there likely to be any new faces in the caretaker's government? very unlikely. essentially, the military genta has just changed his name and some people might say that the case of the wolf putting on a sh wolf's sheepskin check it. but yes, i've been many people looked at the qu in on february 1st and they said this was all about men on lie. he was feeling rejected during the course of our sense to choose previous term when she won a massive landslide in november of last year. he felt that many people, so he felt very much as if he was being pushed out. he was 65, he should have retired by now. and so many people think that this crew has all about putting himself in that top position, whether it's head of the military genta or his head of a transitional government. he is now very much the man in charge, and he's going to surround himself with the s

tony chang al jazeera bank or millions of people across the us to be forced out of their homes within days after a nation wide motor totally mon evictions. expired president joe violence facing criticism failing to challenge a supreme court decision preventing and extension. the things was imposed last year to help slow the spread of covered 19 by easing crowding in homes. some states, however, have chosen to extend eviction, laudatory and beyond july 31st, including california and new york live now to my canada in washington d. c. mike, there are a lot of questions surrounding this, but one of the biggest ones is how they biden administration seems to have been taken by surprise. yes, indeed, rob. it was only on thursday that the bite and administration issued the statement calling on congress to pass legislation to extend the rent meritorious. now that is a month after the supreme court ruled that they can be no further extensions. now in that particular supreme court case, the court held against the renters, saying that they could not carry out an eviction, but stating very clearly

for the october 170s and collecting about $2.94 or just under $3 for the october 155s >> tony, anything changed doing with this trade now? >> yeah, so if you entered this trade on monday, this spread is now trading at about 8.5 bucks, which is about a 40% gain on the initiation of this trade with the spread like this we usually like to wait until about 75% gain to start taking profits or if the stock breaks below the lower strike here, we haven't hit either one of those so we're holding onto this trade for now. >> also last week, mike and tony laid out a way to play the bond market >> somebody is going out and buying upside in that march 2025 future but of course because the options are using expire in march of next year, they're expecting this move to happen sometime between now and then. and essentially what we can read into this is that while throughout much of this year there's been a lot of gnashing of teeth and speculation that the economy could potentially overheat as a result of a large fiscal stimulus package in addition to easy monetary policy, betting on these euro dollar futures is

tony fauci did not change his guidance. he's not deterred by his own bigotry and stupid predictions. so here he was warning us a again about the perils of sturgis. >> well, i'm very concerned, chuck that we're going to see another surge related to that rally. i mean, to me, it's -- it's understandable that people want to do the kinds of things that they want to do. they want their freedom to do that. there comes a time when you're dealing with a public health crisis that could involve you, your family and every up with else that something supersedes that need to do what you want to do. >> tucker: well, i'm very concerned, chuck. so as tony fauci explained, given how dangerous to public health those bikers at sturgis are, you've got to wonder what the risk the rest of us face might be from barack obama's martha's vineyard birthday party. how you have hundreds of people indoors without masks that haven't proven their vaccination status. if the numbers tell us anything, quit a few of them were not vaccinated. is that acceptabl

tony. checking the force in bangkok, controversial changes to hong kong. immigration will have come into effect. could it say it'll give the government sweeping power to stop people from coming in or out? thousands have been leaving before it came into force and as they trim brown reports from hong kong, but figure is growing. hong kong international airport is a quiet place these days except here, the check in area for flights for london. these people are not going away for business or pleasure though. they're leaving for good feeling, a mixture of anger, guilt, and defense. they're being forced out. this is our home. why do we need to leave? i mean, i have been living here for more than 30 years already and it's my home. so it's really set to leave the home and you see that everything is she's a finance worker and has no job to go to like others who sacrifice careers often for the sake of their children. we live here, so for many years we have our korean, we have family. yes. so it's a bit upset for the for the future of my child. and i think we need to do with the sex scenes and now being pl

here thank you >> for all of us here thank you so much for joining us toni (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changedities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a rare but serious genital infection may be life-threatening. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems or are on dialysis. other serious side effects include dehydration, sudden kidney problems genital yeast and bacterial infections in women and men, urinary tract infections, and low blood sugar. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis which is serious and may lead to death. more time with her? sounds good to m

changing retreat? . ., , �* ., ., retreat? i mean, with tony blair and the comments _ retreat?y blair and the comments he has _ retreat? i mean, with tony blair and the comments he has been - retreat? i mean, with tony blair and the comments he has been making i j the comments he has been making i think he _ the comments he has been making i think he has— the comments he has been making i think he has been using quite a lot of emotive — think he has been using quite a lot of emotive language that if he had been in _ of emotive language that if he had been in borisjohnson's position right— been in borisjohnson's position right now. — been in borisjohnson's position right now, he is obviously in such a comfortable — right now, he is obviously in such a comfortable position having been a former— comfortable position having been a former prime minister, and i think we see _ former prime minister, and i think we see that — former prime minister, and i think we see that a lot with theresa may as well, _ we see that a lot with theresa may as well, with some of her comments on prime _

jerry reinsdorf, who made the audacious move to make the change in manager from renteria to tony la russay sit in first place by a mile. that's outside, and the count 2-1 now on higashioka. >> john: and there is some experience that tony has had with big leads and he wants to take that lead and double it, i guarantee it, knowing him, but he will have his team ready to play throughout the year. you know, big leads, it takes a minute to figure out how you're going to keep everybody going in the same direction when you're fighting for your life. sometimes you good on that stretch and that's the team you worry about playing. >> joe: 2-2. 10.5 is kind of a magic number for tony, his cardinals in 2011 came back from 10.5 out to get into the postseason. they won it all, beat the texas rangers, and tony la russa walked away. ten years later his the white sox manager, where it all began for him in 1979. 2-2 pitch, a swing and a miss and that ends the inning! a walk, two strikeouts, kimbrel threw a scoreless eighth. bottom half rolls in, still 7-4. (school bell rings) day one. ponytail game, tight.

papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and entertainment journalist caroline frost. the latest changes, with arrivals to britain having to stay in a government—approved hotel for 10 days isolation at their own expense. seven countries including germany have been added to the "green" list. and there are no restrictions of travellers who've been double jabbed and arriving from france. our business correspondent, katy austin, has all the details. just off the year a star from london for passengers with both judges no longer need to isolate. we for passengers with both 'udges no longer need to isolate._ longer need to isolate. we were exectin: longer need to isolate. we were expecting to _ longer need to isolate. we were expecting to isolate _ longer need to isolate. we were expecting to isolate so - longer need to isolate. we were expecting to isolate so having . longer need to isolate. we were i expecting to isolate so having the kids and it's a very nice surprise we don't have to. the first time they've seen their grandparents for they've seen their grandparents for the last 18 months.

changing sleep. only from sleep number. tony here from creditrepair.com taking to the streets to talk about credit.your credit yourself? yes. -great. how? uhhh... how long does credit repair take? i don't know, like 10 years. what? are you insane? what's a good credit score? go. 600. maybe if you're trying to pay thousands extra in interest rates. cut the confusion, get started with a free credit evaluation at creditrepair.com. well, would ya look at that! it was an accident. i was— speaking of accidents, we accidentally left you off the insurance policy during enrollment, and you're not covered. not even a little bit? mm-mmm. no insurance. no. when employees can't enter and manage their own benefits enrollment information, it can be a real pain. not even— nope! with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in a single, easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com and schedule a demo today. ♪♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourself goes out the window. the lines that i was seeing in my forehead were getting deeper than

these entrepreneurs have a fierce work ethic and drive to achieve - to change the game and inspire the team of tomorrow. >>> tonylinken warning a catastrophe on the ground in afghanistan when the u.s. withdraws. it is the situation we are seeing right now. the diplomat calls for a swift evacuation of afghanistan. the cdc reports covid-19 for children reaching the highest as ever. d.c. police arrested a man who he claims to have a bomb. let's bring in john harwood and author of "joe biden," the life, the run and what matters now. john, the president is insisting the afghanistan withdrawal is going as well as it could have. but in the memo raises questions about his administration handling of it. what do you know? >> well, look, they're clearly people within the government who felt there was greater urgency to the situation than the administration was reflecting. we have seen it in the state department memo, we have seen it in the leaks of the intelligence community suggesting there were some dire prediction in the intelligence community, of course president biden and chief of staff milley had said that there was

tony. so we're seeing about 50/50, male/female. that can change. 15% with children. seeing a lot of the females that are pregnant. so i don't have a specific detail for what you asked about for the total number with the children, male, female, et cetera. that gives you an idea. we're seeing 513 children at one local for 30% of the location. with regards to your second question, we contract to provide support, you know, meals, multiple meals for large windows. for example, we'll provide a breakfast meal for halal. we'll shut down -- when i say we, it's the contract support. we'll spin up for a lunch meal and do the same for dinner. most locations i believe there have or do have a 24-hour grab and go culturally for the afghans as well. i hope that answers your food question. >> go to the phone. laura from politco. >> hi, john. thanks for taking my question. i wanted to ask first of all ned price said he didn't know how many sivs had been evacuated. can you square that with the numbers that you gave earlier? is that a discrepancy between the ones evacuated and the total

how is it going to change things there? >> good morning, tony. demographers have been predicting it for years, but the new number shows the country is diversifying far faster than expected. with democrats in tight control of congress by the narrowest of margins and the midterms around the corner, this will have huge implications for american politics. americans filled out their forms and the results are in. the nation's white population slid by 8.6% in the last decade, while the number of latino and asian-americans ballooned by more than 20% and 30%. and the number of african-americans increased by more than 5%. the changes perhaps most apparent among the nation's youth. nearly half of americans under 18 are now non-white. >> the future of this nation really is latino. >> arturo vargas is with the nonpartisan national association of latino elected officials. >> latinos accounted for over half of the u.s. population increase over the past decade. we need to make sure that the new electoral districts that are going to be drawn reflect these populat

change. the pentagon, the largest emitter, arguably, why would you choose to work with an alleged war? criminal, tony blair, to write an article, building food security during the pandemic. how do you think that scene in the global south to the man who is alleged to be a war criminal and you together a telling the world about food? so i don't know the said of the next fema will criminal. i know the said the 20 bria, that talks about development. i go with the side, they know you go with the safety. you know, we're going to show you involved in the war that displays kill. it was mission michael magician with she has nothing to do with a rock cool micro position with him. has everything to do with how moving development fought for can work under the puts that he's. he's women, he's discussing with us or development forward. i choose to focus on what we can do from a development perspective on what he hopes that appreciate. and i'm sure you had done a lot from a development perspective. was with us special envoy. thank you. and that's over the show will be back on wednesday. 49 years to the day, the las

that might change later today with an expected announcement from secretary of state tony blinken.we do know is that president biden says more than 70,000 people have been evacuated in the past ten days. that is a stunning figure. but, a senior administration official tells cnn this a lot of deserving afghans will be left behind. >>> overnight a source told cnn that the taliban appears to be letting some people pass through check points despite their claims no more afghan civilians will be allowed to leave the cou country. both veterans two u.s. congressmen to help get afghan troops are facing criticism for making unannounced visit to kabul to see the evacuation process for themselves. an estimated 1,000 people remain this morning in the kabul airport. >> reporter: day and night aircraft take flight from the kabul airport. one departing on average every 45 minutes and every second here is critical. as time to complete the evacuation effort begins to run out. >> we're able to achieve this level of increased departures because of u.s. military personnel and our partners work around t

tony. two teenagers are going to university, you brought up the subject of apprenticeships. —— too many teenagers. the thing is we should changeat their options and will think should i their options and will think should i take _ their options and will think should i take on— their options and will think should i take on £27,000 of debt or more because _ i take on £27,000 of debt or more because they would need some sort of maintenance and support as well or should _ maintenance and support as well or should i_ maintenance and support as well or should i take up an apprenticeship? what _ should i take up an apprenticeship? what concerns me is qualifications such as doctors, lawyers and not even wares, you could _ lawyers and not even wares, you could teach — lawyers and not even wares, you could teach them all remotely. my concern _ could teach them all remotely. my concern is — could teach them all remotely. my concern is university will become for really— concern is university will become for really brilliant subjects and we will have — for really brilliant subjects and we will have university be seen as a privilege — will h

failed 20-year global war on terrorism, meaning climate change, pandemics, racial injustice, income inequity, threats to democracy, et cetera. you see tonynd a way to relate to the taliban. the rag tag group armed with basic weaponry that just defeated the world's only remaining super power. and we now have the task, unlike henry kissinger, tony blinken has the task of how do you develop relations with this group. can there be flights? can you get the rest of the americans out of afghanistan? can there be regular flights as the taliban said today where people could freely leave afghanistan? are there incentives we have to induce the taliban to do this? so you're right, lawrence, we have no idea how this relationship could develop. we could be looking at a very different story than the one that's been painted in washington circles over the last two weeks. >> i want to take a look at this imagery released by the department of defense of apparently the last american soldier to leave afghanistan. this is major general chris donahue. he was the last person to board the final c-17 leaving kabul. and, david, that seems to be the final, that ima

changing your view on the deadline? >> well, i know that the secretary of state tony blinken in answer to one of the questions i had forng as many u.s. -- the rest of the u.s. citizens as well as our afghan partners and their families and afghans at risk out of afghanistan does not end on august 31st. so we will continue to use everything in our means in order to enable these people to get out, but i do know that 122,000 people were able to be evacuated. i think that is -- that is a tremendous thing that our military accomplished. >> is that good enough for you and what you heard from the secretary of state? you no longer think that america should stay there long tore get more people out? >> well, i would have liked for us to be able to stay longer. provided that it is under safer conditions than what we're facing right now. and so that is why it was very important for secretary blinken to say that we have a continuing commitment to enabling the others to get out and we will use diplomatic, economic, any other means that we have to enable these other people to come out, and i will definitely be discussing with them abo

mentioned that tony blair spoke about imbecilic, but it was tony blair who, 22 years ago, made that great speech saying the west should intervene and changeovernment, bring goodness to the world. this was a new form of imperialism not all that removed from what alfred milner said more than a century ago. but this is what the west is now paying for, going into countries and not understanding what is there, and trying to change them. what's happened in afghanistan? a corrupt regime where the army and everything else, the president leaves and flies away with a pot of gold, things like that. and basically, we have created this mess. and instead ofjust bringing our hands, we should admit the mess we've created, and that goes back to several politicians, notjust what biden is doing at the moment. the seech to biden is doing at the moment. the speech to which he is referring to the game known as the chicago doctrine, because it was delivered in chicago. anyone who wants to find that can find the text and indeed the video of tony blair speaking. it's interesting, this is a role that boris johnson it's interesting, this is a role that borisjohnson