u. s. as the facilities hit were being used to launch attacks against american troops in iraq, iraq's foreign ministry keys, the u. s. of creating problems in the region.

u. s. hit their lowest point. since the pandemic began, according to axial, those coban infection counts are solo, but the virus is contained contained enough that the new source might have just published its final weekly cobit tracking map. today, there are fewer than $20000.00 cases per day spread across an american population of $331000000.00 people. but one population is still vaccine. hesitant. pregnant women and women of reproductive age. the speed of the vaccine development, lack of much information relief on the back on expect it moms as well as longitude of studies on fertility for reproductive age women have fuel the fears and conspiracy theories online. or they're not exactly helping either workplaces like delta airlines or requiring the vaccine for all new hires. all employees at the university of pennsylvania health system are required to be vaccinated by september 1st. and over $400.00 colleges and universities are required in the shop for students and employees. the workplace mandates have already c

u. s hit an all time high in 2019, and they remained high last year as well with more than 2000 incidentsnow say public awareness and the united front are key. we've seen incredible efforts by non jews. my allies on their social media, you know, condemning the anti semitic attacks, saying that this is, you know, not okay, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell introduced a bill to combat the rise of anti semitic eight crimes, but it's unclear when or if it will be considered by the senate. in new york. steve rapoport, fox news, new allegations tonight against the legendary college football coach is accused of turning a blind eye towards sexual assault allegations against the team's former doctor, and some of those allegations are coming from the late coaches own son, matt shambolic. sam bechler is the son of the legendary university of michigan football coach bo sham bechler mat and two former players say they told his father they were molested by the team's long time. don after one player says the coach told him to toughen up. matt was just 10 years old when he says the abuse happened. h

u. s. says they've hit facilities that will be used to launch attacks against its troops. and the syrian government news agency says the international coalition military base and there as though it has been attacked. the base is near the l. omar oil field, local sources told, i'll just say that 8 to miss tiles hit the base. another body has been found in the rubble of an apartment building that collapse last week in florida. this means 10 people are now confirmed dead with that number expected to rise because more than a 150 people remain accounted for. rescue efforts at the beach front building in the city of surf side are now into their 5th stage. you can get more and all those stories on our web site. there it is. al jazeera dot com, our main story. they are, of course, that unilateral cease fire in it to your eye. witnesses next with 2 young men in cambodia. china was the 100 anniversary of the founding, the communist party with president segan king leading celebration. but it comes at a time when relation to the west on the increasing strain. energy 7 countries lookin

u. s . says the facilities hits were being used to launch attacks against american troops in iraq. rocks popular mobilization, also the payment, se for its members were killed. us, president joe biden ordered the strikes against the same groups in february. well, in a statement, the pentagon said this president biden has been clear that he will act to protect us personnel, given the ongoing series of attacks by iran, bank groups targeting us interests in iraq. the presidents directed further military action to disrupt and deter such attacks around as reactive saying the u. s. needs to stop creating problems in the region 70 the alerts and what i had the hampton on that in my see to the us still continues the wrong path. in the region, what we see to die is not only the sanctions, but also following the wrong policy, as in previous administration is in regard with actions that carry out in the region is we recommend the us to correct it's part of the seat of creating tensions and problem that the people of the region we recommend the us to correct it as part of creating tensions and problems for

u. s. inflation hit 5 percent in may, the highest since 2008. you can mix writer, jeffrey tucker, thinks it's a disaster waiting to up and the level of economic folly that's taking place right now. just really amounts to a kind of economic suicide as if the ruling class in the united states today has as no conception of economic law or reality and at all. and what's extraordinary to me, is that right now everybody's trying to put the best face on it, right? so you've got the federal reserve saying, this is no big deal. everything's going to be fine. i'm actually extremely doubtful . maybe economic law's been repealed. you know, maybe there's somebody else, but once the velocity of spending changes, we can see this thing get out of hand really fast and the federal reserve is pretends to believe they can control. this will be completely lost. i think there's probably dramatic political upheaval coming. americans have inflation, you know, in the old days, in the seventy's when we had the stuff, we had protests on the streets. i think we're going to

u. s. inflation hit 5 percent and may the highest since 2008 for them to live, to welcome onto the program. and jeffrey albert tucker, who is editorial director of the american institute for economic research. welcome to you. start wanting to indeed from deutsche bank about the u. s. stimulus. and the knock on effect that could have are their concerns justified chris, here as an american, i'm deeply embarrassed of what the country is done for the last year and a half. i mean, it was locked down lockdown locked downs, then it was stimulus and printing and spending and the level of economic folly that's taking place right now. just really amounts to a kind of economic suicide as if the ruling class in the united states today has as no conception of economic law or reality and at all. and you know, the fact that cpi numbers came out was 5 percent. i mean, those are in the past 2, it's probably closer, 6 or 7 is definitely double digit manufacturer of actually it's over 20 percent and manufacturers and people come up there excuses like oh, that's because of the chip shorter. and that's because

u. s. as strikes targeting them along the syrian border, the u. s. says the facilities that we hit were being used to launch attacks against american troops in iraq. the rocks popping immobilization forces, the p m f. c. j. 4 of the members were killed. us president joe biden ordered those strikes against the same groups. in february, his the pentagon statement, president barton has been clear that he will act to protect us personnel, given the ongoing series of attacks by iran, bank groups talking to us interests in iraq. the president directed further military action to disrupt and deter such attacks more with him run con in baghdad . enron. it was only a few days ago you and i were talking about the p. m f. they were holding a rally and dollar as, as i recall now by out front and center being targeted. well, it's only the 2nd time actually that they have been targeted by us strikes under president jo biden's rule. now what the us president has said that the us actually attack to very specific military groups can type harder and can type his bullet. he said they, those attacks to

u. s. says it hit facilities that were being used to launch attacks against its troops. and wrong con has this report from baghdad. this is the moment, the usaid it hit, are popular mobilization forces base ne, iraq's outcome border crossing with syria. the air strikes happened in the early hours of monday, targeting both sides of the crossing on the rocky side, a base use with drone attacks with hit a statement from the u. s. department of defense fed. the targets were selected because these facilities are utilized by iran backed militias that engaged in unmanned aerial vehicle attacks against us personnel and facilities in iraq. the iraqi military spokesman issued a strong statement. we condemn the usa attack that targeted a site last night on the rocky syrian border, which represents a blatant and unacceptable violation of rocky serenity and a rocky national security. in accordance with all international conventions to groups, backed by iran, were targeted to type as below. and ca, type said as she heard a reaction from the groups was swift. that i've, as i say it, i

u. s. as a hit facilities that will be used to launch attacks against the troops. the president's view is that it was necessary, appropriate and deliberate action. the strikes designed to limit the risk of escalation, we will take and he believes we will should and will take necessary and appropriate measures to offend us personnel, partners, and allies in the region. certainly, i would say just kind of in relation to this question over here. we continue to believe that and have never held back from noting that iran is a bad actor in the region and they have taken pardon and supported and participated in problematic, extremely problematic behavior in our view. at the same time, we feel that we're moving forward and look, seeking the opportunity to move forward on new negotiations to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon is in an our national interest. and that's how we will evaluate. but it was not linked to a visit by the president of israel and nor was it linked to any elections in iran either in the syrian government news agency is reporting that internat

u. s. was more hit by cobra than trying to was, and china was largely open and the nasty peered at the beginning. and then we'll, our re backs in normal and with the u. s. lingered on, so in 2020 the, the u. s. was knocked off the top spot, but that was seemed to be a one off. and now the u. s. him to be reclaiming his rightful space in that area. i will say in china, in general, i mean it's called huge economy, but unlike the u. s. government owned enterprises are circled, stated enterprise, play a much, much bigger role than they do in the u. s. and the certain sectors, entire sectors where the state and enterprise is sort of the dominant game. so if you look at things like a v, a sion or utilities or transportation or banking, you can't really get in as, as a phone company. and that's going to hamper the chinese for some time to come. and i guess the sumption we've been that they will have a more limited role for the state in the future. but that does not seem to be happening. so they still count for about one course of the countries output. and they seem to be holding study that says not gre

u. s. as the facilities hit were being used to launch attacks against american troops in iraq. iran foreign ministry keys, the u. s. of creating problems in the region somewhat. i had a hampton on that in my see that the us still continues the wrong path in the region. what we see today is not only the sanctions, but also following the wrong policy. and previous administration is in regard with actions they carry out in the region, they don't recommend the us to correct. it's possible to create intentions and problems. the people of the region. we recommend the us to correct the party of creating tensions and problems for the people of the region and let the regional nations decide for themselves without their interference. and what the us does is to the security of the region that the us itself will be one of the victims a lot better. the haughty infections, delta variance of kevin 19, it's all in governments to bring back tough restrictions on the dash has reported its highest number of daily deaths since upon to make began people scrambling to leave docket ahead. if a nationwide locked d

u. s. as it hit facilities that will be used to launch attacks against its truth. the syrian government news agency is reporting that the international coalition military base and they're as or has been packed the base station near the aisle. omar oil field local sources told al jazeera that 8 missiles hit the base. there been no reports of casualties and another body has been found in the rubble of an apartment building that collapse last week in florida. it means 10 people are now confirmed dead with that number expect to rise because more than 150 people remain unaccounted for. the rescue efforts of the beach front building in the city of surf side are now into their 5th day jerusalem . a rock and a hard place continues now and in just under half an hour. i'm going to have the news that we're for you with the latest on all of those stories of you that bye bye . i me. i cannot claim today that i'm respecting is read because it's not possible to respect the apartheid regime and system which brings me and justice and unfairness to them. when i organize voice, i try

u. s. as the facilities hit were being used to launch attacks against american troops in iraq, iraq's foreign ministry keys, the us of creating problems in the region, the media, lots and what i had the hampton on that and my see to the us still continues the wrong path. from the region, what we see today is not only the sanctions, but also following the wrong policy, as in previous administration is in regard with actions they carry out in the region. they don't recommend the us to correct it's part of the seat of creating tensions and problems for the people of the region. we recommend the us to correct at the party to create intentions and problems for the people of the region. and the regional nations decide for themselves without their interference, and what the us does is hurting the security of the region. the us itself will be one of the victim. hardy, infectious delta veterans of coven 19 is forcing governments to bring back tough restrictions. bangladesh is reported its highest number of daily deaths since the panoramic began tens of thousands of scrambling to leave the head of a na

u. s. company to hit that particular monetary milestone joining apple, microsoft, amazon, on google. well, the federal trade commission, along with 48 states, filed the lawsuit. so we said, december accusing the company of abusing its market power in social networking and for acting in a monopolistic way. they argue the company simply bought out its competition by something of instagram in 2012 and what's up 2 years later, the judge ruled prosecutors should have blocked those acquisitions of the time if they had a problem with them. well, the court's decision is clearly a significant blow to efforts by anti trust officials to rein in the tech joins today's development in the f t. c. case against facebook shows that anti trust reform is urgently needed. congress needs to provide additional tools and resources while anti trust in forces to go after big tech companies engaging in anti competitive conduct. so i've got a palo experts to help us make sense of all this. i'm very happy to welcome onto the program. the host of the pseudo intellectual podcast, lauren chin, political activist,

u. s. has hit yet another milestone when it comes to the coronavirus vaccine. centers for disease control and prevention reports. the country has now administered more than 300 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine. the u. s also has sent out over 374 million vaccines to distribution sites more than 143 million people are now fully vaccinated and more than 173 million people have received at least one coronavirus shot despite its progress in vaccination efforts, the u. s is expected to fall short of president biden's goal of delivering a first dose. 70% of american adults by july 4th in atlanta. jonathan serrie, fox news police in austin, texas, say one of the 14 victims of a mass shooting there over the weekend has now died. they say 25 year old douglas john cantor died today from his injuries. he was a tourist visiting from new york. the shooting happened just before 1 30 saturday morning in a busy area of downtown austin filled with bars and restaurants. one person is been arrested and police are looking for another suspect back here in the bay area. one per

u. s has hit yet another milestone when it comes to the coronavirus vaccine. the centers for disease control and prevention reports. the country has now administered more than 300 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine. the u. s also has sent out over 374 million vaccines to distribution sites more than 143 million people are now fully vaccinated and more than 173 million people have received at least one coronavirus shot despite its progress and vaccination efforts, the u. s is expected to fall short of president biden's goal of delivering a first dose. 70% of american adults by july, 4th in atlanta. jonathan serrie fox news. yup dozens of people heard at a public event. details on what happened when a car crashed into the stands at a texas into the stands at a texas racetrack. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair.exas racetrack. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ wanna help kids get their homework do

u. p. s. military denies that hits a busy markets in to grow in their strike can dozens of civilians. but if those have met targeting pico rebel faces in the area, u. s. and un on the through investigation, mohammed has more from the european capital at a suburb of the spokesman for the if you.

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u. s. coast guard seems apprentice off south korea, which inexplicably hit with some mild diarrhea. and then the u. s. declared peace with north korea. so you can see how effective these syndrome weapons are there, just unstoppable or, or maybe our government and the major media that acts as it's mouthpiece is carried away with hilarious conspiracy. theories that they use to achieve the american empires, aims between the van syndrome and the u. f. o is the pentagon is now touting and the hackers they claim are connected to foreign governments. the point is the same, the bad guys are everywhere and they can do anything and they can hit at any time. so the only answer is to give trillion dollars that a largest military the world i've never seen, that will keep you safe from miles headaches. company or from wife and they say the belly, the base is redacted and i i welcome. i'm li cam. now let's take the news. remind a news survey was just released that interviewed 2000 parents with children and found that less than half a moms and dad believed their child could entertain themselves in t

u. p. s military denies, it hits a busy markets and to grow and then their strike can dozens of civilians. but it does admit targeting tico rebel fighters in the area, us and un on the through investigation monitor though has more from the european capital at the south of the spokesman for the if you're from defense offices are the among the targeted just home buttons. i'm not civilian, he said they did not tucked up market. it's all propaganda by it's a great defense. he said that i talked an event about, i've been attended by competence. he said the event was to muck the muffler car of how then which happened in 1988 during the redeem of men gets the highland muddy m target had to get a malicious or rebels and had killed hundreds of people, mainly civilian an indigenous group in canada says it found hundreds of unmarked grades at the sight of a former residential school. the school says it's the largest, the group says it's the largest discovery. oh, it's kind of small. the remains of 215 children were phones in a different location. a multi story apartment block in florida has partially

u. s. has the facilities hit being used to launch attacks against its troops. the delta variant is spreading fast in bangladesh, which is reported at the highest number of daily code. the depth who's the panoramic began tens of thousands of scrambling to leave dunker ahead of a nation wide lockdown on thursday. and they were record breaking infection counts and indonesia as well. hospitals in jakarta and other parts of the country, set up tens outside to treat the overflow of patients. south africa and indeed other parts of the continent are also grappling with rising infections from the new variance, south african president, certainly on the 4th that has a now the lockdown measures will be re imposed for 2 weeks. schools will close nighttime curfew be extended and there is another band all the sale of alcohol. we are in the grid of a devastating wave that by all indications, seems like it would be west and those that have preceded it. the peak of this 3rd wave looked set to be higher than the previous 2 waves. the 1st wave, if we recall last that 15 weeks, the

u. s. says the facilities hit were being used to launch attacks against american troops in iraq. the delta variant of coven 19 is spreading fast in bangladesh, which has reported its highest number of daily debts since the pandemic began with thousands of people scrambling to leave the capital. a head of a nation wide locked down on thursday. indonesia is reported 21000 new infections on sunday. the highest since the pandemic began. hospitals in jakarta and west and central java have been overwhelmed with coven, 900 patients. a search again been fueled by the delta variance and the 5 percent of indonesia population population. is fully vaccinated. sightings broken out between rival palestinian groups after the death of an outspoken critic of the palestinian authority. there have been days of demonstration since no doubt but not died in the custody of security forces last week. 30 people have died in an attack and central somalia. government officials say i'll shall fight as that off to car bonds on sunday targeting and military base. and the time of we seal in the semi autonomous

u. s hotel occupancy hit the highest level since november, 2019 before the pandemic. it is a sign that people are beginning to resume travel, but the bay area was toward the bottom of that list. new attend tonight. katie views jana katsuyama joins us now live with some of the possible reasons and why that may be a good thing for anyone wanting to visit here, jenna. well julie. the downside is that travel and tourism are a big part of san francisco's economy, so hotels depend on those dollars. but there is an upside and that is for travelers. there are room rates and package deals that you usually do not see leading into the summer holiday. yes. in san francisco near the golden gate bridge tours stopped to take photos. a welcome sight for hotels in the popular tourist area near gear. deli square. i just want to take advantage of the summer and enjoy traveling, and just they haven't done it because of covid in such a long time. it's nice to be able to get back out here as vaccination rates rise, travelers are beginning to book more vacations nationwide data from analyti

u. s. existing home prices have hit fresh all time highs in tandem with fed balance sheet. so this goes back to 2005, and the yellow price. the yellow line is the fed balance sheet and the white line, there is the housing prices. as you see, they are going up in lock step, especially over the past year as has gone parabolic. so both have gone parabolic at the same pace in the same rate. and the fed says they don't cause us, they don't, they say the fed address, our concerns recently of the count on fact. and they claim and they insist that their policies do not cause wealth and income gap. certainly a wealth gap. and that shows you, however, the home price is going up lock step with the feds balance sheet. they're buying the mortgage backed securities, which enables more money, more leverage, more funds to go into the limited supply of housing. so, you know, just look at the data. you know, you to believe a fatty can believe your own eyes. yeah. you know, kind of reminds me of the phenomenon we saw in the u. k. when fat, you're opened up the public housing stock to privatiz

and the white house says that joe biden will raise the cyber attacks that have hit the u. s. in recent months, he will also tackle the issue of russian interference in us elections and he will discuss human rights do biden's firstborn serve as president markson. you phase in the corona, virus pandemic, and us relations with the rest of the world. after a series of virtual meetings, the heads of the leading 7 global economies will meet face to face in the u. k. at this time, there will be a us president who has left deliberately disruptive. donald trump repeatedly confronted other wild leaders of a trade climate change and even the prospect of bringing russia but into the g 7 group. what happened under the trumpet ministration is that it really shook a lot of countries. views of the united states as a partner, as an ally and part of biden's job is trying to restore those ties, restore that image of the united states in the eyes of those countries. precedent byte. and we'll also meet with nato leaders and aligns donald trump talked about leaving. the argued he was ready to purc

a base used for drone attacks with hit a statement from the u. s. department of defense said the targets were selected because these facilities are utilized by iran, back to militias that engaged in unmanned aerial vehicle attacks against us personnel and facilities in iraq. the iraqi military spokesman issued a strong statement. we condemn the usa attack that targeted a site last night on the rocky syrian border, which represents a blatant and unacceptable violation of the rocky serenity and the rocky national security. in accordance with all international conventions to groups, backed by iran, were targeted to type as below and could type said asha harder reaction from the groups was swift. that i've, as i say it, i shall harder. i've actually reacted very strongly promising an open war against us targets with in iraq itself. now the real concern here is one simply of escalation. the iranians also reacted to vote that month. the us still continues the wrong path from the region. what we see today is not only the sanctions, but also following the

u. s recessions in previous recessions, men were actually hit harder.they were in, but this time around industries that women are more concentrated in such as retail hospitality, restaurants, education and childcare, took the biggest hits, and this has all been made worse by the almost total closings of schools and daycare facility since the pandemic began. women still bear the, um. greater percentage of day and child care responsibilities. thought your son many places women work in large numbers have yet to fully re open or gone forever that decimated small business economy. um, which shows no sign. no sign of picking up over the past four months, and the pandemic has caused a lot of people to reassess their futures. a lot of both men and women, but perhaps women even more reconsidering. do they want to go back to their previous jobs when all the stimulus programs run out? many folks are likely to rejoin the labor force, but the longer it drags out, employers are already seeing that rehiring embraces or new hiring bonuses are the way to speed up. tom v

u. s. reach a deal to end a 17 year dispute over subsidies between rival pain makers, boeing and airbus. but disagreements remain parts of the u. s. begin eating cobra. 1900 restrictions and the death toll hit 600000, but infections and death are down. ah, we're going to begin with breaking news. israel has conducted air strikes in the gaza strip. the 1st strikes since a ceasefire last month. war planes targeted how my sites, south of gaza city. and in con eunice, it comes off to in century balloons, were flung from gaza, causing fires in fields in southern israel. let's speak to, i'll just sort of hello, who's in the guys are self. what just, what do we know about these attacks? was really army has just released a statement saying that it's fighting just re did on how much military bases and got the city and the thought of god and hun units. the minister said that no, no injuries are no casualties. that according to those really statement these, these raids came and response to flying re balanced the was as we managed to spoke to the fighting groups and got to check of there will be any response on these raids. they said they have not received or from their commanders to respond to such at

u. s. with african american hispanic, and low paid workers worst hit by the economic crisis. our financial correspondent, young core to join us now for more young power seems pretty confident that these price increases will wayne, that there are temporary and only due to pandemic related factors that confidence widely shared. well, i mean jerome paul might be right, but i would say the jury is still out how temporary those price increases are just on tuesday. for example, we got latest numbers from the housing market and housing prices in the us actually have reached a new record. if you go to a gas station, i mean, gas prices are up about $1.00 in comparison to last year's per gallon for sure. and not a per liter. so you have a foot prices. you also see wages on the right. there was an interesting piece in the journal actually today saying that factory. so the manufacturing industry is having trouble finding workers because you see way to increase this. for example, in the fast food industry and other areas. so there is more competition on that. and so you could also see a c

u. s. of course, withdrew in 2018 which hit iran's economy. unemployment is officially at 11 percent . inflation has soared to 41 percent. then there's a pandemic. iran has one of the, with outbreaks in the middle east, and has been grappling with another rise in infections. then there's iran relations with the white, middle east. the government is deeply involved in iraq, yemen, lebanon, and syria. and there's been a long standing rivalry with israel and saudi arabia because speak now to mid mirandi, who is dean of the world studies faculty at the university of ronnie joins a slide by skype from that many thanks for joining the program. this election had the lowest turn out in the history of the radian republic. does this result lack legitimacy? no, not at all. actually. it's almost 49 percent. the 2nd lowest presidential election was 50 percent 50, less than 51 percent. but back then there was no pandemic. the ron was hit very hard by the corona virus. and as you know, the united states impose sanctions on iran to prevent it from a painting, masks, ventilators, test kits. and even when iran wa

hit, but least one rocket. the base near the capital is used by u. s. military aircraft in a separate tank. military official said at least 3 rockets hit by. lighter base where us contract is housed the united nations is warn even the major loss of life and isa, ma'am, or if no media action is taken, it's accusing security forces of indiscriminate as strikes against civilians and voice as mass deaths from starvation, disease, and exposure could occur and kaya state, where more than 100000 people fled the conflict, nor burden manly, this pony lo hopes the small underground bunker will shelter her from the expected air strikes. when the military moved in with bombs and artillery far in march, hospital schools and public buildings were attacked. more than 100000 people for me and must pay in state, fled their homes. many escaped to nearby for now they're working to protect themselves against what they expect to be more bloodshed. i go down below that without burnable, like, soldiers are going over the line using them too much secret people live comfortabl

hit by at least one rocket. it's near the capital and is used by u. s. military aircraft. in a separate attack, military official say at least 3 rockets hit by loud air base, where us contract is, are housed, the you and his water, massive loss of life in east in miramar. if no immediate action is taken, its envoy says mass deaths from starvation, disease, and exposure could occur. entire mongolian, former prime minister, oak, not coral, took, has been elected as president. i must say this will consolidate the power of the ruling mongolian people's party. corals who was forced to resign earlier this year . following protests, crowds improve, take the st, demanding the final results to the presidential election. to nick in the race between left his candidate, frederick astir, and his right wing rival, morty de headlines. more news coming up right off the inside story. bye for now. news. news. news. news. news. police arrest hundreds around the world in an unprecedented thing. operation weapons, and they control what the implication follow in portland will new tech keep polic

u. s. oil prices have now hit $70 a barrel for the first time in nearly three years. fuel. as the pandemic weinstein and more americans travel that demand has also pushed us gas prices to a seven year high. bay area drivers continue to pay the highest gas prices in the country with an average of $4.40 a gallon. now, here's a look at wall street stocks were mixed today as investors started off the week weighing the prospects of higher inflation and interest rates. the dow dropped more than 126 points after briefly reaching a record high during trading today. nasdaq gained 67 and the s and p lost about three points. the airline industry is dealing with a growing number of travelers carrying fake covid-19 health records. the international air transport association says it has tracked fake certificates from several countries, including france, brazil, bangladesh and afghanistan. airlines say they aren't equipped to police the needed certifications and worry the problem will worsen this country start demanding proof of vaccination right now. 120 countries, including the us

u. s are on pace to hit record numbers this year, the fbi says about excuse me about 16 million backgroundecks were conducted for gun purchases. in the first four months of 2021. that is a 31% increase compared to the same time period last year. retailers say they saw a rise in demand for guns after the pandemic started, and they're also noticing many first time gun owners. oh and these are the temple are the temperatures that we had today? it was warm out. there was hot, actually, depending where you were, but inland, toasty 100 degrees in antioch 100 degrees in livermore. the heat advisory definitely verified. it gets drop in the next few hours. the heat extreme heat warning in the central valley that verified we had 105 106 107 108 degrees in the central valley today, so that's where the real heat is. we're gonna cool off rapidly tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures dropping. good 15 to 20 degrees in some places is that sea breeze really kicks in. we don't you'll see it here. well you kind of do see their sound the base kind of ruffled up in just a little texture on the bay. that's a