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u. s. government are trying to shut inquiry down the other side or be evasive, inconsistent about producing the phone records and incentive from themselves. today mark 60 years since the u. s. first use agent orange in the herbicide, which was proven to called furious health issues among both local down the american soldiers. a veteran tells us it's time. washington made them and we really need people to sit down and take a look and say, hey, where's is going to do not only to the civilians populations not only for the army but also to our own search. ah, just after mid day, q 8 in sophia. here in moscow this tuesday, the 10th of august, i'm una lee. hello and welcome to the program. and the vaccination protesters in london. flushed with police while trying to storm the old headquarters of the b b. c. the broadcaster moved the vast majority of its operations from the building. 8 years ago. the demonstrators are furious about government plans to start inoculating teenagers and the b b. c rule. they allege in promoting it the last week the government denies cobra vaccines would be offered to all 16 and 17 year olds without. busy needing parental consent, it's believe the national h

u. s . government for trying to shut dr. inquiry down. the other side or b. e bay said to have consistent about producing the phone records from themselves . today, mark 60 years since the u. s. first use the agent orange in vietnam, a herbicide, which was proven to call a serious health issues among both locals and the american soldiers. veteran tells us it's time washington, and we really need people to sit down and take a look and say, hey, what is going to do? not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemy, but also to ah, wherever your accounting the news hour from today. welcome to moscow onto our international. my name's uni. anti vaccination protesters in london have clashed with police while trying to storm the old headquarters of the b. b. c. the broadcast remove the vast majority of its operations from the building. 8 years ago, the demonstrators are furious about government plans to start inoculating teenagers and the bbc's rule. they allege in promoting it the last week the government denies cobra vaccines would be offered to all 1617 year olds without needing parental consent. it's believe the national health service will soon be instructed to start givin

u. s. first used to agent, orange and vietnam, herbicide proven to cause serious health issues among both locals and american soldiers. the veteran tells us it's time amends are made. we really need people to sit down and take a look and say, hey, what is going to do? not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemies, but also to and newly obtained a pentagon documents shed light on how the u. s. department of defense pressure is moving producers to portray the american military in a favorable life ah, broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow. this is art international. sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. now the new york governor andrew cuomo has announced that he will step down in 14 days, and it comes on the back of months of allegations of sexual harassment. he denies any wrong doing, despite his own earlier impassioned speeches on the respecting women and their personal space to sheep in or ridicule the pain, a woman suffers from the sexual attack is disgusted.

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u. s. first used agent, orange and vietnam, and still no apology to me. some people american soldiers and their children are still suffering. the serious health issues caused by their, beside a newly obtained dependent on the document shed light on how the u. s. department of defense, pressures, movie producers to portray the american military and a favorable like was your headlines this hour? kevin, i will be here with a looks renews in just under an hour's time. this is our teacher national. stay with us. the max kaiser. this is the kaiser report. the word of the day is magnitudes. let's find out what's happening, stacy. yes, we need to take a step back and look at the magnitudes. this is coming up in a tweet i'm going to read. but i also want to remind you that this is the week that set in motion the end of bretton woods right. august 15th, which was a sunday, $971.00. president nixon went on to live television in america sunday evening and announce they were basically closing the gold window temporarily. they said, and then on monday, the 16th it came

u. s. first use agent orange and vietnam. herbicide proven to cause serious health issues among both local down soldiers on the program, a veteran tells us at the time a men we really need to sit down and take a look and say, hey, where's is going to do not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemies, but also to both as newly obtained a pentagon documents shed light on how the u. s. department of defense pressures moving producers to portray the american military in a favorable life. ah, it is tuesday evening here in moscow and what started off as a con program has quickly escalated. welcome to it. here on the international the new york governor andrew cuomo hasn't asked. he will step down in 14 days. it comes on the back of months of allegations of sexual harassment, though he denies any wrong doing, despite his own earlier impassioned speeches on respecting women and their personal space to sheep in or ridicule the pain, a woman suffers from the sexual attack is disgusted. i ofte

u. s. first use agent orange in vietnam here. her beside, proven to cause serious health issues among both locals and american soldiers. a veteran tells us it is. time amends are made. we really need people to sit down and take a look and say, hey, where's this going to do? not only to the civilians populations.

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u. s. first. on leaving afghans behind in this is and a fact the 3rd big hit to american credibility with the idea that america leads and the rest of the world follows. we saw it after the iraq war in 2002 in the disastrous approach. the americans took there. we saw that their failure to protect civilians in 2011 and beyond. in the middle east. and now we see it here, or european allies are not going to leave nato. they will continue to work with the americans. but the idea that they follow was joe vine, put it in january americans back to leave the world that's been damaged by the war . specifically, it's the region it's, it's the area around afghanistan, the united states has left the building and handed the keys to the taliban in afghanistan. but now pakistan takes on a key role because they are linked with a tower and have been for years behind pakistan. is china. huge investments with pakistan and now f canister becomes part, possibly one if it is stable of china's built and wrote initiative.

u. s. first and foremost, followed by other countries, war and citizens to stay away from cobble airport and stay away from the vicinity. because there was a real threat of an attack taking place fast forward to 24 hours and 2 attacks took place today. so how do you explain that right? there was this intelligence by the us. the attack took place, but there were still a large number of people in the vicinity, and we now have 13 service men and women killed in afghanistan as well as 60 plus off guns. well, i think as general mckenzie explained this afternoon, you know, he did a good job of helping us understand just how personal your operations are at the, at the airport. and the one hand, you know, you do have a security wall. but on the other hand of the beyond that while you've got this buffer zone, you've got the collection of people who then have to be physically searched, you'll have their credentials checked. and so, there just isn't the opportunity to create, you know, a, a court of sanitar

u. s. marines and one navy medic were killed at least 15 other u s service members injured u s military leaders just give us an update on what happened. the first blast occurred around 70 clock, pacific time outside the abbey gate of the hamid karzai airport in kabul this happened as throngs of people had crowded that gate attempting to board some of the remaining flights out of the country marine general kenneth mckenzie jr says a suicide bomber detonated a device when he or she they're not sure which was going through a checkpoint that was operated by u s marines at that airport designed to screen afghans to get into the airport and board fly. right out of the country the general said. the perilous nature of that important work is unavoidable could simply not have been. you don't want to let somebody on an airplane carrying a bomb because that could result even massive loss of life of an air if an airplane were to be destroyed so you got to do the searches. we work with our afghan partners on the ground the issue elements to conduct those searches but ultimately americans have got to be in danger to do these searches. there's really really no

u. s. should remain in afghanistan and obviously that's off the table. but is that what you're saying should have happened that the u. s. should not be withdrawing. right, right. first and then, but i'm sorry, pressed on a bus on a go for it. tell me what do you think? i don't think you will see would make any difference or seen be right. it's not like the word to come in and fight again and all that. let's look at practical solution practical solution right now at the moment is legitimacy for the government as the taliban government. that could be done without us seeing that this could also have been where everyone, every young person wants to run by the fact that they're going to kill incidence. that's going to cut it out, right. it won't be mean to doesn't the 1st place to kill, right? so you have to understand the narrative that people are, have more boost every time they are. we will be attacking those be, but i can show you the messages that i just got, where they have said that people who work with the us. let's burn them. i live next, burn their houses. i lie, right. this is the many back people go away, right? you have to understand us. thing was not a solu

today, a transplant recipient in baltimore was the first person in the u. s to get a third shot. the booster is simply another dose of pfizer or moderna. whichever vaccine the person got a rich finally and like the first roll out, the candidate pool will widen over i would qualify, i'm not sure that i do though beverly windsor had surgery and radiation for breast cancer last year, still on meds she considers herself recovered, but she called her doctor to ask about a booster. i reached out today and i say am i immuno compromised, you know, having had the cancer, she is inclined to see others who are more vulnerable. go first, and i'll just wait and see if. i feel like they're sitting on it and i feel like i am a candidate. then i'll push harder for the stephens. it feels a lot more urgent dennis. his cancer was caught when he complained of shoulder stiffness while getting a physical. the couple is making the most of every day they have this booster shot, you know, keeping him as safe as we can. we want on that. we want on that list as fast as we can. anything that can help protect

united airlines is now requiring all of its employees to be vaccinated for covid-19 united as the first u. s airline to require vaccinations among its workforce their lines 67,000 employees at sfo and its other hubs will have until november 1st to get the vaccine, the company's ceo told employees in a letter. today. everyone is safer when everyone is vaccinated. it. well, the dixie fire now the largest single wildfire in california history, and it's still growing tonight, coming up a live update from cal fire about the challenges they face and getting it under control and firefighters making progress and the river fire burning in colfax, but still dozens of homes have been destroyed. we catch up with evacuated families next later in sports giants outfielder flashes the leather in one of the best catches of the season. sports director market bodies will have how the brewers were able to get the last laugh. and the state unemployment department still dealing with a backlog and millions of calls every week after the break we hear from one man who says waiting for his benefits has forced him int

u. s forces. we have communicated to the first crunch of american citizens who have requested evacuation assistance as the u. s racist to evacuate thousands of americans and afghans. the white house is under pressure to make sure they leave safely. the biden administration now holding the taliban to its promise of protection, we will of course be looking for one thing, and one thing only, and that is followed through. questions are growing over how the us withdrawal was carried out. the biden team now planning to hold a review of the pullout once evacuations are complete, even as they insist they didn't rule out a taliban takeover of afghanistan. there have been questions raised about whether we should have drawn down our embassy and evacuated our afghan allies earlier. these are reasonable questions. the taliban, meanwhile, is trying to portray a more tolerant image. saying it won't discriminate against women and won't seek retribution. women are an important element of the society, and we respect them. many view the statements with skepticism, you're going to have a taliban flag flying above that

first time. lamont marcel jacobs won the 100 m in a time of 9.8 seconds, he edged out fred curly of the u. sby 4 1/100 of a second. jacobs is the first european since 1992 to win the 100 m. jacobs. time was nearly a quarter of a second off the world record after qualifying for neither this year's olympics nor the most recent world cup, the u. s men's soccer team has earned back a degree of respect. the home of the raiders in las vegas was the side for the us against mexico final in the concacaf gold cup. this was considered something of a junior varsity lineup for the us against them, mostly frontline mexican team early in the game. mexico's rogelio mori as his shot at the goal, but matt turner makes a diving deflection. to keep it scoreless. that was in the 10th minute. it would take many more minutes to decide a winner 74th minute now kellan acosta has a free kick for the u. s. acosta sends the ball toward the goal where carl #### kicks the loose ball at close range. it's turned back by mexican goalie alfredo talavera, who takes it on the head to turn back the goal. finally in the 117th mi

announced today it will require all of its employees to be vaccinated for covid-19 united as the first u. sline to require vaccinations among its workforce. the airline 67,000 employees at s. f l and its other hubs will have until november 1st to get the vaccine, the company's ceo told employees in a letter this morning. quote everyone is safer. when everyone is vaccinated community members in east san jose are calling for the immediate closure of reid hillview airport after a study showed that airborne lead exposure was increased in children in the area. the study commissioned by the santa clara county board of supervisors found that the use of aviation fuel containing lead is leading to an alarming health impacts for children in those surrounding neighborhoods. researchers found that in some cases that increases in blood to those seen in the water crisis in flint, mich. again, thousands of miles are between san jose and flint. but our struggles are the same. the real need to protect our communities from lead exposure, which is could be extremely poisonous is the same activists called on c

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u c s f dr. thank you for joining us. first of all, what's your reaction to the governor's mandate today? i really applaud the mandate the vaccination strategy getting our entire population vaccinated is really the way out of this pandemic. our kids have suffered terribly by being shut out of school for the last 18 months or so. so requiring teachers to be vaccinated, i view is very similar to reach. acquiring healthcare workers to be vaccinated, vaccinated all those in the essential portions of the economy will really help normalize, normalize our society and get us back to where we were pre covid. when it comes down to it. the governor really have any other choice. as a parent. i know i'd want my daughter's teachers vaccinated and i'd want my daughter and all teachers to wear a mask not only to help protect themselves, but also everyone else. it just seems so simple to me, agreed. it's this is a really painless interventions that will let our lives get back to normal. it really feels like a no brainer. and then i think the next question is when will we be able to get rid of our masks. a

first time. lamont marcel jacobs won the 100 m at the time of 9.8 seconds. he edged out fred curly of the u. sf a second. jacobs is the first european since 1992 to win the 100 m. jacobs time, though nearly a quarter of a second off. the world record, so no hussein bolt this time, the first time in three olympics. yeah, that's quite impressive. and of course, it's because he's retired. yeah, all right. thanks so much joe really appreciated and be sure to tune in tonight for the 10 and 11 o'clock news. stick around. the big bang theory is coming up next. all right. good night. everybody will see him night. everybody will see him to er. okay, now holding sides of hearth in position, lower mantelpiece assembly onto top tabs. look at that, i built a fireplace with my own two hands. you're so butch. aw, i got a little paper cut. of course you did. your hands are softer than veal. oh, before i forget, saturday i'm planning a little dungeons and dragons night with the guys. really? that's how you're gonna spend your saturday night? oh, come on, i hardly ever get a chance to play anymore. oh, you poor

u. s postal service announced plans to cut costs by slowing down some first class mail deliveries beginning the planned delivery will change from the existing 123 day service standard to want to five days. the change is expected to help cut $160 billion and predicted losses over the next decade. well near governor, andrew cuomo could face criminal charges tonight after one of his accusers filed a criminal complaint. alleging the governor groped her as alex hogan reports from new york. the albany county sheriff is now investigating. she filed a formal report alleging criminal conduct against the governor. the conduct with sexual in nature, the albany county sheriff's office confirming the criminal complaint filed against embattled new york governor andrew cuomo. we're in the very infant stages of this investigation. we have a lot of fact finding to do we have interviews to conduct an unidentified executive assistant picture here claims governor cuomo groped her multiple times in the executive mansion, including seconds before taking this selfie in 2019 and again. in 2020 when he allegedly pu

first gay ambassador, has died. hormel was nominated to become the u. sor of luxembourg, 1997 by then president bill clinton after a lengthy confirmation hearing. he served as ambassador from 1999 through 2000 and one harmel, who is an heir to hormel foods later became a philanthropist. helped to fund the james hormel lgbt q center at the san francisco public library, the aids memorial grove and the human rights campaign. james hormel was 88 years old, say senator scott wiener of san francisco, reacted to the passing tweeting quote. jim hormel was one of our great lgbtq leaders a true hero. so many of us will miss him tremendously rest in power, my friend. well it sounds unbelievable, but apparently it could happen later tonight. why scientists say lake tahoe could experience a tsunami and i'm keeping an eye on the high pressure that's building some heat on the way who will see triple digit temperatures? i'll have answers coming up. uh at first, though dozens of coronavirus cases on a carnival cruise ship how the company is addressing the salle break. it'

u s a. i, d has 65 urban search and rescue first responders and four canines now searching for survivals survivorsher in the rubble. using our eyes. we have tools with us for visual search devices that can get inside collapsed buildings, and we also have a acoustic and seismic listening devices to make sure that we can hear the sounds deep inside and collapse structures. the tragedy in haiti is unfolding as tropical depression graces drenching the island with torrential rains, the storm could bring flooding, mudslides and possibly landslides, areas already impacted by that massive earthquake in our story around here, will be a pretty significant cool down as we head towards tomorrow. now, today it was pretty hot. i showed you these highest at the 10 o'clock broadcast. we just take a peek at him again. these are from today. highs tomorrow we're going to be cooler by a good 10 degrees in many places 5 to 10 degrees, so it's gonna be a pretty significant core that some areas may cool down even more as we get a sea breeze. we've got this kind of weak trough coming in. there's the fog. can you see it?

it's still unclear what he was doing in san ramon in the first place. the u. se troops to afghanistan to help assist with getting americans out. i'm trey yanks in jerusalem more on that coming up, plus, we will have an update on the oakland a's pitcher chris bassett, who was hit in the face by a ball last night. just scary video that you see there what he said this afternoon on social media. afghas president has now emerged in the united arab emirates, where he escaped with his family, ashraf ghani fled afghanistan on sunday as the taliban was approaching kabul. one afghan diplomat has accused the president of stealing 100 and $69 million from the state treasury and is calling now for his arrest, also in afghanistan. we're seeing the first signs of protest against the taliban regime. at least one person was killed in a demonstration today, fox news tray inks tells us the u. s. says it's negotiating quote, hour by hour to ensure that the taliban does not interfere with the evacuation of u. s citizens and afghan allies. the taliban have pledged not to impose the s

u. s. is among people of color. the non hispanic white population is expected to shrink for the first time on record.s will be used to draw congressional districts in an increasingly diverse country. coming up here providing affordable housing for teachers will tell you about the latest project that broke ground on the peninsula today. also ahead, final preparations are underway in iowa as the yankees and white sox get ready to battle it the jl district will soon have the opportunity to live in new, affordable housing. today, a groundbreaking ceremony was held at a new housing development for faculty and staff in daly city. it's located on east more avenue next to margaret pauline brown elementary school development will have 56 housing units in three buildings surrounding a courtyard. it's being built through a partnership between the city of daly city and the school district. never in my studies that i think that i would be leading an effort to build housing. that's just not what we do in the school of education, but it is what we do here in jefferson elementary because we focus on what our student

u. s troops by may, the first just months after i was inaugurated. it included no requirement. the taliban workout, a cooperative governor arrangement. with the afghan government. but it did authorize the release of 5000 prisoners last year. including some of the taliban's top war commanders. among those just took control of afghanistan. by the time i came to office. taliban was in the strongest military position since 2000 and. one controlling or contesting nearly half of the country. previous administrations agreement said. that if we stuck to the may 1st deadline that they had signed on to leave by. the taliban wouldn't attack in the american forces. but if we stayed, all bets were off. so what? we're left with a simple decision. either follow through on the commitment made by the last administration and leave afghanistan. or say we weren't leaving and commit another tens of thousands more troops. going back to war. that was the choice. the real choice. between leaving are escalating. was not going to extend this forever war. and i was not extending forever exit. the decisio

u. s. u. k and france outlines 3 clear expectations regarding the future of f. ghana. stan. first, the security council expects the taliban to live up to a commitment to facilitate safe passage for afghans and foreign nationals who want to leave a scan. the stand today as well as going forward. second, the taliban and all parties need to facilitate humanitarian assistance. and humanitarian actors must be given full, must be given full, safe and unhindered access to continued service delivery to those indeed. and bear the security council reiterates its enduring call on the importance of counter terrorism, respecting human rights, including those of women, girls and minorities working towards the ability and peace in afghan stand. as you all know, the united states is grieving the loss of 13 young service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in service of america's highest ideas, working to save the lives of others. and were also morning, the hundreds of afghans who were killed or injured during the attack. they went to the airport in search of a better life. and today we honor

u. s. u india and as far are also taking place. more on the talks in a moment. first less spring in charlotte, bella will give us an update from cobble on the situation on the ground and the taliban gains. got to me as you said, the 10th provincial capital in just the last 7 days to put that into context for you. they hadn't been able to secure a provincial capital in 5 years. and now they've managed to get $10.00 and $7.00 days. so that shows you the amount of momentum that they have not gotten me is especially significant. it is the 2nd largest city that managed to grab this week and it's the gateway to the south. if you're going to leave car, will you drive about 3 hours hitting south and you gotta go through gus needs. and now they've managed to get that, that you can't really get south from cobble without going through there. and it's under telephone control. they managed to do the same by taking the province of glenn a few days ago and cut off the nor so ca, becoming increasingly isolated people here becoming increasingly worried about what that means as, as the

first of all, with the u. s. withdrawal came the end of the america's ability to collect intelligence for targeting of taliban of taliban forces. moreover, you see the complete demoralization of the african of the afghan national military . so it's so rapid collapses is kind of like what happened to the taliban in 1900 for everybody wants to be on the winning side. and so there's very few people in the losing side. so you see a lot of people changing sides are becoming fence sitters here so that in that sense, it's not a surprise. but what's, what's really interesting here is you see the pentagon talking today about how rapidly since it's the condition that it's here in afghanistan. and then you see jen saki in the white house saying something completely different. so you have a real disconnect inside between the white house and are, and their subordinates across the river. the pentagon too. and i think that's kind of illustrative of where we are. and john, this is why we have you because you're an expert and yo

first. as you look at the u. s. flight have stayed pretty steady, right in the, those numbers, you know, as other countries are coming in, they are evacuating certain numbers, you know, of where they are in their capability or requirement. and so i think that is where you've seen some of the differences in the outward flow, and i think, i mean, you really have to go back to my number today, 810000 total. so, you know, as, as we started, you know, just, and are almost, you know, just a few weeks ago had 0 all the way up 211-0000. we would see some of those numbers start to to come down. go back to the phone, sam legroom. hey, john. as the, as part of the exit. is it the us intention to leave a functioning airport with like radars at work computers that work? i mean, what's, what's the obligation for what you all leave behind? the airport is functioning them and we're going to needed to continue to function right up into the very end. so i think the general assumption is that as we, as we depart and we were going to

u. s troops sunday, the president and first lady do, marking the homecoming of there remains but with evacuations still incomplete. the biden administration continues to face mounting criticism. biden's own intelligence community. just this week was very clear that al qaeda tends to cut intends to roar back and hit us again. any responsible president would give significant weight to the advice of the commanders on the ground, and their advice was to close bagram and focus on kabul, the u. s and more than 100. other nations announced they will continue to take in fleeing afghans beyond tomorrow's withdrawal date. saying they've received assurances from the taliban that safe passage will be given at the state department. griff jenkins, ktvu, fox two news and updates from the european union today surrounding travel restrictions. what it says about the united states and the new recommendations to restrict us travelers, plus, the feds are sticking to their vaccine booster schedule as the delta variant surge worsens hum lauren b this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put

first this report from my county in the u. s. reaction to the crisis from washington. the on the grim scenes around couple airport us is continuing to ramp puppets efforts to evacuated citizens. it's also send more state department officials to kuwait and cutter to process special immigrant fees as president biden has reiterated his commitment to st. evacuate every american citizen who wants to leave, along with thousands of guns who worked with the us. he's also described the last week as heartbreaking, and warns the mission remains dangerous. make no mistake. this evacuation mission is dangerous and evolve risks to armed forces and has been conducted under difficult circumstances. i cannot promise with the final outcome will be what it will be that it will be without risk of loss. but as commander in chief, i can assure you that i will mobilize every resource necessary. it didn't take long for the politics of the gun crisis to come into play. republican representative, my grudges issued the statement accusing bite and once again, ignoring reality on a gun is done. he

first, then build defensive lines and later launch offensive operations. the u. s. in the u. k. are accusing iran of attacking in israeli oil tanker. the secretary of state and foreign minister may be announced.

first in for china's foreign ministry, argued the u. s. isn't even a part of the un convention is referencing, and that it's track record speaks for itself. a key to the u. s. has to join the united nations convention on the law of the session so far, but claims to uphold the convention. maybe us has recklessly intervened militarily in afghanistan, iraq and syria, but claims to be pending the interests for the small countries. so i think it would be much more credible if it said that it was offending the you every legend label and its own interests. meanwhile, china delivered a shipment of 200000 vaccines to vietnam the day before harris arrived. however, the vice president noted that the u. s. a has committed even more this week as it legs behind china and russia in the global supply of vaccines. today, i am pleased to announce that 1000000 more. 1000000 more doses are on the way to vietnam, as we speak and meet at this very moment. this brings the total number of doses we've donated to vietnam to 6000000. we have also pledged $500000.00

they need to go by the six who is the first eligible people they need to come. green card. u s passport, and that's a special measures. russian visa third, nobody and that and that wasn't happening. it's not happening that often the distance you'll see. there are planes waiting to take them to safety, but many of them cannot get to safety. that's the big problem happening right now. on the ground in kabul, you have these gates and you've seen the video of the pure chaos outside of this airport. the taliban just feet away from american troops, pushing people back, setting up checkpoints across the city. and now there are. very very serious intelligence reports indicating that isis could target u. s citizens who are trying to make their way to the airport. so you have this very difficult situation, an insurgent group, the taliban, who took over the entire country and got weaponry, machinery and more manpower by freeing their fighters from prisons across the country, and now there are american soldiers on the ground once again, trying to ensure that american citizens and the afgha

first, i think all of you know, the u. s. government does not track americans movements when they travel around the world. when americans visit a foreign country or if they reside there, we encourage them to enroll with the u. s. embassy. whether they do or not is up to them is voluntary. and then when americans leave a foreign country, it's also up to them to de enroll. again. that's a choice, not the requirement. particularly given the security situation that can stand for many years, we have urged americans not to travel there. we've repeatedly asked americans who are not going to stand to enroll. and since march of this year, we've sent 900 separate messages to americans enrolled with the embassy and campbell, encouraging and then urging them to leave the country. we've amplified those direct messages on the state department website. and on social media, we even made clear that we would help pay for their repatriation. and we provided multiple communication channels for americans to contact us if they are in afghanistan

we're joined now by dr pete chin hong infectious disease specialist at u c s f dr good to have you on here. so let's talk firstreak at the marin county school that the data brought to light by the cdc what does this also suggest to you about the importance of teachers and adult staff being vaccinated in the school settings as we have more and more kids returning to in person learning how important is this to try to keep our schools open? well, it's critical alex says evidence by this report and you know, we have uh multiple studies over the past year in the us showing that most of the time when kids got it in school and of course, most of it is from the community but the injured trump interest school transmission to all from adults two kids not vice versa so again this follows the studies that we've seen over the past year. let me ask you about another study out of ucsf as well that really put the attention on these breakthrough infections a fully vaccinated people examining believe it was 1400 covid patients here in the bay area and what was found was that 78% of infections in fully vaccinated people were cau

first responders. but for the dedication and effort of u. sforest service investigators working around the clock to track menard, those fires would not have been discovered in their infancy. with menard's growing fires at their backs, firefighters would have been placed at much greater risks. at wednesday's detention hearing, prosecutors asked that maynard be held without bail, and the u. s magistrate agreed, saying there are no assurances the defendant would show up for future court appearances and there he would likely continue to be a threat to the public and firefighters. but when you, uh, factor in other kinds of activities caused by human beings, it just makes it difficult job even more difficult and more dangerous. sonoma state university emailed a statement saying in part, menard was contracted to fill in for a faculty member who was on leave. he taught two semesters in criminology and criminal justice studies in fall 2020. bernard does not currently have an appointment with sonoma state university, menard's next court appearance will

and threatening more lives and property, this increased the danger to the first responders, but for the dedication and effort of u. svestigators working on around the clock to track menard. those fires would not have been discovered in their infancy. with menard's growing fires at their backs. firefighters would have been placed at much greater risks. at wednesday's detention hearing, prosecutors asked that maynard be held without bail, and the u. s magistrate agreed, saying there are no assurances the defendant would show up for future court appearances continue to be a tht to the public and firefighters. when you, uh, factor in other kinds of activities caused by human beings. it just makes a difficult job even more difficult and more dangerous. sonoma state university emailed a statement saying in part, menard was contracted to fill in for a faculty member who was on leave. he taught two semesters in criminology and criminal justice studies. in fall. 2020 bernard does not currently have an appointment with sonoma state university. menards next court appearance will be a preliminary hearing. it'll be august 24th j

u. s. army in afghanistan as she's withholding her identity for safety reasons. first up, please tell us about your experience. what has happened when you went to the thank you for questions and i have really 10 and my heart, which i, which is more word i can describe how i feel right now at this moment. actually, i'm sort of my country above the distance myself and my family to really it's really disappointing me. while i see all these allies are moving around. they have no right now at the moment. the walking everywhere. they are knocking. ok, we've lost connection there with the boy. you understand it is quite difficult to get that connection. we can actually let's try and get back. i think me the signal has come back up. i'm hoping you can hear me again. you would just tell me about your friends understand you've tried 2 or 3 times to get into the airport. tell us . well yeah. i tried. i thought the time i tried 3 times to get an answer to the airport. and the 1st one i tried to get inside, it was fall above an outside deal. it has to get it inside, but the door wa

u. s officials projected just 10 days after the group captured the first of the country's 34 prevention. capitals at kabul's international airport monday. chaos erupting as thousands of afghans work to escape sunday, secretary of state antony blinken work to defend president biden's decision to withdraw troops after nearly two decades in afghanistan. despite critics comparing the moment to the 1975 fall of saigon, effectively ending the vietnam war. this is not saigon. we went to afghanistan 20 years ago with one mission. and that mission was to deal with the folks who attacked us on 9 11, and we have succeeded in that mission in washington. republican lawmakers blasted the president's handling of afghanistan seen friday headed to camp david, where he continues to monitor the situation. but there's a difference between the decision to withdraw and how that decision was executed the execution of joe biden has been recklessly negligent. fox has confirmed the defense department is preparing to potentially housed thousands of afghan refugees on american miller. terry installations here in th

u. s. gymnast simone balls as sensation pulled out of 2 more finals. first, she withdrew from the gymnastics team event on tuesday, and afterwards from the all around competitions to focus on her mental health. it's now love to see whether or not she'll be able to participate in the coming weeks finals. and while some observers say the move is a greatest achievement, yet others claim that she's let her teammates down when they needed her the most. i say put mental health 1st because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your sport and you're not going to succeed as much as you want to. so it's okay. sometimes the even set out the big competition to focus on yourself on tuesday doing the talk. you're lympics individual, all around competition and women's gymnastics sim on bias. one of the greatest athletes to ever grace the sport for time only. but champion, quite surprisingly for many decided to withdraw from the, from the round, and eventually the russian team or r o c. if you may, 1 gold in that discipline. first, it was cited him on biles, decided t

the bank or first bank, the bus, the bus. b-u-s as it's sometimes called. the institution, which established branchs in sea port cities and businesses, including merchants and manufacturers. it was the federal government's bank. it was responsible for paying the national debt, transferred money from where the government earned it, which was mostly in the major port city, mostly from duty to where the government spend it, which was mostly along the frontier in military forts, and wherever bauntd holders live. which, as i explained a couple of minutes ago, was throughout the country. perhaps most importantly the b.u.s. remained ready. and acted as a lender of last resort during the financial panics that hit the financial system in 1771 and hearter and more infamously in 1792. it implemented what would later be called badger tool and editor of the economist tulle and a description of the money market. i take the rule hamilton made nee tool. it's a geniaological tool that means originally called. hamilton did not spell it out in a book but implemented it perfec

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are you sure we're hob is the first afghan american elected to public office in the u. s i think that the president biden is being very honest when he stated that the. withdrawal had to happen. however, the execution of the withdrawal was a disaster. to say the least. wahab says she fears for those left behind, especially women and religious and ethnic minorities. she says the fact that some would cling to the outside of a plane rather than stay speaks volumes. they would prefer that over staying with the taliban government. that sense of desperation is something that no american will truly understand. the hob says the local afghan community has already started petitioning elected. officials in the hopes that more emergency visas might be granted and ruben ktvu fox two news republican senator mitt romney responded to the president's address this afternoon tweeted quote the president's failure to acknowledge his disastrous withdrawal provides no comfort to americans or our afghan partners whose lives hang in the balance. contrary to his claims, our choice was not between a

u. s. foreign policy. she says there's been no meaningful movement on the talks. what the us is hoping to do really over these next 3 days, is to have some meetings. first with the taliban delegation that's based in doha, as well as bringing in other international actors along with the u. s. there's also representatives from the u. k, from the you, from china, from russia, from pakistan, from, with pakistan. and all these actors really focusing on 2 main goals 1st to try and put some kind of breaks on the rapidly deteriorating situation that we see an african samantha moment. and secondly, to try and get things back on track for negotiations between the taliban and african government with the u. s. is really looking to do right now is the hand over most of the operation to the africa and forces and trust the training that they've provided to them. but so far that hasn't really held, and the african forces for the most part have been overrun or have surrendered to the taliban. and most of the cities and provinces that we're talking about, the humanitarian cost really can't be understated here. the civilian loss of life and really tens of thousands alread

asked us not to show his face because of safety concerns there now expecting their first child, she returned to the u. sd june while he waited for his visa. she says he now has the documents but can't make it inside the airport. these are the taliban. they're they're blocking off entrances, foist mail messages from her husband in farsi. sounds on family connected, telling her about the dire conditions, but she says their strength is in the ultrasound of their baby and the belief that they. will be reunited if you go backwards. there's violence. if you move forward, they're still violence. but moving forward. there's a little bit of hope, mr malone, the women say they have the support of family and friends. aziz tells me after weeks of waiting, she received a phone call from congressman eric squabbles office today. she hopes. help is on the way, frank. i just can't even imagine what it must be like for her waiting for that phone call amberleigh. thank you. our coverage of the crisis in afghanistan continues on our website ktvu dot com you can find the latest developments right there on our homepage were