u. s. major computer has, over the past year, the big one being solar winds would compromise all big tech manufacturing auto companies as well as 5 ranches of the u. s. military, the state department, the postal service, nasa the n h glowing homeland security. so that's quite a list and the only thing that you can do to ensure is do a better job of safeguarding their own system. like for example, the colonial hack was made possible by a single compromise password. and now the white house had repeatedly said, months ago that it would take aggressive actions both seen and unseen against russia. in the wake of the solar wind pac, some russian diplomats were expelled, some russian companies and individuals were sanction. and that's about it. and as of wednesday, the white house may soon and economic sanctions against individuals according to bloomberg. but then here's the thing. when you haven't taken any action at all, even after something as massive as solar winds, telling people who have been pick

u. s major apparently weren't very happy with the summit. they direct to the power of negative comments. joe bided accused him of not being tough enough with like who's in saying the russian president got what he wanted. the russian leader for his part, discuss discounts bought as a professional. you know, i'd like to say that the image of president biden, which the press in russia and even in america is drawing, has nothing to do with reality. he's been on a long journey flying across the atlantic. so we're talking about jet like here. you know, even when i fly, it throws me off balance a little. and yet he looked alert. i told him face to face for 2 hours or maybe a little more than that. he's completely in the loop. he did look into his notes from time to time, but we'll do that. and that image has being drawn by the media kind of low view into a full sense of security. but there's no reason for that whatsoever, because it is a professional. and you've got to be very careful with him in order not to miss anything. he doesn't miss anything

u. s. judge dismissed major anti trust lawsuits against the company. the federal trade commission and $46.00 state attorneys general, sued facebook for anti competitive behavior, alleging its rapid growth had come at the expense of consumers. but a district judge has now ruled. there's lack of evidence that the company is a monopoly. our financial correspondent, ash, band days, joins us now from frankfurt. after tosh. what does this court decision me in the, for the ongoing efforts to rein in big tech in the us? well, jeanette, for one. it is a reality check for the government for thought it makers who are looking to rein in the big tech. it just shows that if they are to act against the big, big they've been, that action must be based on facts. it must comply with the law of land. it can just be driven by political reasons of motive. otherwise, it would not stand a chance in any court. that's like the big take away from this ruling. now this could also prompt those authorities to actually double down on the efforts reading the big tech. and we are alr

u. s. is extremely warring. cohen, professor at john hopkins, said that the u. s. s. 4 major threats and the biggest threat today definitely for which the u. s. is ready to have some sort of military type of response is the rise of china. and us is really afraid of russia getting close to china. and don't forget that the us build up china for a long time. the west naval countries. america thought that china was going to be an eternal sweatshop, but that's no longer the case today. so i'm trying to now dominating technology building. it's on planes building a strong military defending itself. and it's not responding only to the requests of western company, western companies and russia is getting closer to china. but don't forget again that the u. s. has been pushing russia towards china with the sanctions, with the aggressions, with all the finger pointing. and all this, this is only bringing, this is brought russia and china closer together and they're doing today. $1000000000.00 deals technology in banking and construction, and the dollar rising. they're not using the dollar

u. s. a major ally says it'll take further measures against ethiopia and eritrea. if the situation doesn't improve soon, it is essential. now that all parties commit to the cease fire, allow humanitarian access, protect civilians, there be independent investigations into atrocities. and that there is justice for victims. ethiopia, is it a pivot point to have an inflection point with the parties do now matters and will determine whether there is a better future ahead for what we are sick and fall into gray bears the hallmarks of crimes against humanity. a quite possibly a genocide prospect for a durable piece and if you you and it's rhoda, the responsible regional leader. now in question, as is prime minister the abi legacy relations between prime minister abi i met and t guys, leaders worsened after he introduced reforms in 2018 which included dismantling the federal governing coalition, which was led by t p l f. officials from to gripe the t p f, which had dominated if you'll be in politics for decades, accused of a of trying to increase federal power. ave postpon

u. s. west coast, the congestion is leading to shortages of consumer goods, raw materials, a major u. s. retailer home depot, told american media its contract in its own container ship to import product. ah, that's not bringing our gas. joining us from london as guy platen, who's the secretary general of the international chamber of shipping in plymouth. stubborn cut, i'm petty, this lecturer and maritime economics at the university of plymouth, over in copenhagen, as christian beauty, who is a professor of international relations at the university of copenhagen. welcome to the program. thanks so much for speaking to us on insight story. the guy over to you 1st, how much more strain will this disruption from china put on the international shipping industry after? of course, having to deal with a critical shortage of shipping containers due to the pandemic from last year. and that week long blockage. and this was can out earlier this year. well, i think our estimate says this, this could be at least 3 times worse than the incident with the ever given which block the suez canal for 6 day

u. s. ga dismiss major antitrust lawsuit against the company. the district judge rule that there's a lack of evidence that the company is a monopoly. china continued to economy grow by 8.5 percent this year. that's according to the world bank. strong consumer and business sentiment are leading to higher domestic demand. exports are up to, however, the lender warrens about further complications with a pandemic could put a damper on any involvement. japan saw the bank has suspended production of its chatty humanoid robot pepper. the pint sized robots were used to greet people and stores in hotels and also kept people in corona virus surveillance company. inquiring teen saw thanks, said it had to stop production because of an inventor pilot german stock exchange operator deutsch. brazza in frankfort is expanding its crypto business. the company is buying a majority, stick in switzerland script to finance. torture browser is paying an undisclosed 9 figure. some crypto finance provides a trading platform for digital currencies as well as other invest

u. s. cancellation as major set back for oil producers and the canadian governments. but environmental activists are celebrating, what they say is a huge victory and people in parts of the northern hemisphere have been treated to a particular solar eclipse, particularly those in the arctic, canada, greenland, and northern russia. the ring of fire is seen than the moon moves across the sun, but doesn't completely look at the light. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines report by the u. n. and other agencies. is that 350000 people in the field, b s t gray region, or the facing or living in famine area has been in conflict services november when you open government forces and to the region to confront local leaders. there is famine. now. there is famine now in key gray.

u. s. is now facing its worst route in 1200 years. taxes in california are already issuing energy conservation warnings to their residence. and now all of a sudden major u. s. companies are voicing concerns about water scarcity. i know you mentioned big corporations there, but is this a case where it's going to take those corporations being hurt by the impact they're having on the environment on the country for any meaningful change to actually take place? sadly, that's the way this country seems to work and it ends up making us wait too long and doing too little. so as we, when you go to a doctor, he tells you, come sooner when something hurts. so it doesn't get worse before you come and get medical attention. it's the same with nomic, attention. corporations have been using the water in the west for decades. the crisis of water coming has been spoken about by, by ecologists, by water specialists for decades to little bit like hearing about that report. a 2 or 3 years ago about the building that fell in miami. we know what the problems are, but the ability to take action is hampered by financial issues by profit concerns. and the bottom line is that'

u. s. u. k, australia, new zealand. major films, big, big, big films, representation of muslims. and the results were expected, but still shocking. tell us more. yeah, it was, it was definitely expected. so we did this research project with the ford foundation and the annenberg inclusion center at the university of southern california. and the actor resentment, and really the purpose of the study was because there was no real data on what representation and muslims looked like on film and television. and while we expected the results to not be good, i think we were still really dismayed. and in some facets, really shocked by what we saw the we expected that the representation of muslims on film and television would be abysmal. but we didn't expect it to be as completely erased. and that the nuance then the diversity of muslims to be completely erased from popular culture. so i think that for us, it was a really, it was, it was a really difficult thing to see because once a result started to come out, we really started to understand why and how these attitudes towards muslims arou

here will not be american investigators recover millions of dollars paid per packet to talk to major u. s. pipeline operator, last month, the breach doe has been widely blamed on moscow. rushing up and see russia rhetoric ahead of a boot in vitamin summit that's happening next week. in the u. k. a warning of foreign property investors to avoid buying in britain being offered worthless and unsafe real estate. some covered in the kind of cladding that ultimately led to the breton felt power tragedy. and the video of an american father and daughter speaking out against critical race theory has gone viral, hitting a 2000000 views on twitter. it does come and made an ongoing debate into us about the role of c, r. c, and education and politics. how we treat people is based on who they are and if they're in tomorrow, ah, joining up your audio and after just after 3 pm now here at moscow, on the tuesday with your latest headline, us investigators have recovered millions of dollars in run some money paid to the dock side hacker network, the group admitted caring out in attack last month on america

doubt and that's because he and it's also mentioned in this hearing is still seen as one of the major u. s. allies in the whole of africa both for it's a u. s. and security concerns, as well as the academic concerns as well as it's, it's relationship to china. the, the bye didn't ministration sees africa through the prism of china. and if you, if you're a c, there's the u. s. is allied in the horn of africa right now. so that lose lose to criticize problems to particularly toughly because they don't, once tyneesa was becoming by me and i be a also has been deregulating the economy. it's very good for us multi nationals and you get that sense that reflects a heroic accounting about if you can, troops and even government has been up to integrate. and yet there's a constant constant of rebuttal immediately by you often get the same person discussing days. those conditions saying, but you know, both sides are to blame and you see that geo political or when that's going on, which it has to be fed. there's been a lot of criticism bubbling away here in congress because there are those here in con

she is the first filipino woman to win a major u. sever at 19 years old sam taylor county fair is open this week, offering a lot more than just fun. ktvu james tourist tells us how organizers of the fair also included some on site covid back. the nation's this pig races said to be the one attraction you don't want to miss at the san mateo county fair, one of the many operations how here at the fairgrounds. we don't like to stay quiet. we don't like to be bored. dana store is the boss here, like the many people she hires to become characters. the fairgrounds have gone through a number of costume changes in the last 15 months. i remember the county manager calling me. how fast can you set up for a mask? a mask test site. it was. it was like march 12th of 2020. it's a 24 hours, and he's like what from a testing site to becoming the first mass vaccination site in the bay area, and at one point, a jury selection space and a storage for ppe. this fairground space has done it all with about 50 to 100 workers. it only took 24 hours to tear dow

u. s. women's open champion how a stunning collapse opened the door for a teenager to win her first major to my friends and fans back in philippines sent japan i'm really thankful. starve your in jan's nascar returns to sonoma and the dominance continues for one northern california driver and his team. giants miss out on a rare four game sweep of the cubs, but still have the best record in the majors. while the a's head home after a loss in colorado, that doesn't diminish a successful road trip, luca brings his a game once again, but it's cool. why in the clippers, who are moving on after game seven, plus a thriller as u. s a battles mexico in the nation's league final sport trap

u. s. owner or us majority stakeholder, some of those things were tied up in court already. a lot of the, the impact were a lot of the, the, the substance of that original track record border was, was tied up in legal battles. and it was, is overly complicated. i think what present by an issue today sort of offers more streamlined version that doesn't necessarily take away from the need to continually review these companies, but also doesn't have the new show of things like forcing an asset sale is largely about tick tock given just how popular this app is that that is data that theoretically could be headed over to the chinese chinese government. the idea that these the govern basically have the backdoor into these networks and that, that presents a potential risk to, to us citizens. now that there hasn't been any proof and bite dance talks, parent has denied that this is something that could happen. but otherwise, this is a risk that the government has expressed in the past. ah, this is out there are, these are the top stories in u. s. president joe biden has arrived in th

okay this is something unique in the last four major u. s recessions in previous recessions, men were actually hit harder. because of the occupations 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 care and childcare responsibilities. not your son. many places women worked in large numbers have yet to fully re open or are 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 rejoining the labour force, but the longer it drags out,

i'm the conservative majority u. s. supreme court uphold the health care loaner and as obamacare for a sub time. ah, now ivory coast, former president moran barber is just minutes away from landing and i'll be john as he returns for the 1st time since being arrested and 2011 tensions there are high earlier police find pig gas demonstrators. and just in the last hour it has been live fire as security forces tried to prevent protesters from breaching barriers at the airport. near the back row refused to step down after losing the presidential election in 2010, sparking a 4 month civil war when nearly 3000 people were killed. he was charged with crimes against humanity, but was eventually acquitted by the international criminal court. while i'm an interest is at the airport in abidjan, where it's you to touch down shortly. i'm at the last time you and i spoke, we could hear what sounded like gunshots. what's the situation like the now the gun fly and when you check, i mean, love does protest as michael has actually died d

u. s. cancellation is a major setback for oil producers and the canadian government. but it's been hailed as a victory by activists who long argue that posed a threat to the environment. crowds in peru have been out demanding the final results of the presidential election. it's a near even race between 2 candidates with 98 percent of the votes tallied left. his candidate pedro castillo holds a slim leader over his right wing rival keiko. for more. she is claimed photo fraud violent confrontations between police and protesters have taken place in columbia. as capital as active as colon people to take over will go to the unrest began after the president's proposal tax reforms in april that plan was withdrawn, but the protests have continued and turned into a call 20 inequality. l. salvatore has become the 1st country in the world to adopt the crypto currency is legal, tender. it's congress approved the law allowing bitcoin to be used for everyday transactions under apollo reports. this is a soon to know locally as bitcoin beach. this small salvador and tours town is hom

so main street major in the u. s. has been pushing the us president to talk to put in for a position of strength to check the headlines of michelle to as caleb opened explained, it's the kind of fan club, the former president could only have dreamt of. us media love joe. by now there's a few exceptions, but for the most part us mainstream media describes joe biden as a protector of democracy, writing in like a savior on a white horse. this is how he's being presented in the count down to his summit with the russian president. president biden is trying to be not only the loudest voice against authoritarianism in the world. but the best example of why the authoritarian model is wrong, and he's not about delivering deals, but rather setting boundaries with russia, saying america is back to defending democracy. it looks like the white house trust the media enough that it can actually use them to plant the ideas it deems to be useful. being able to look, president, put in the eye and say, this is what america's expectation

u. s. j vs that it was resuming operations at the vast majority of its plants. earlier, the white house that j. b. s. had received a run some demand from a criminal organization based in russia. let's get more on that from isabel scachar, who is a cybersecurity expert at the orpheum school for management and technology. thanks for joining us on your business. how sophisticated was this attack? so we don't have the full technical details, so it's difficult to say how sophisticated it was exactly i would say from the impact it is not a theory as, as other ransomware attacks in the past. but it definitely adds to the growing threat of rants where attacks generally and i see an industrial operational and a political dimension here. so the industrial dimension might not be as serious an offense because j b s reportedly got their systems back up and running again. nonetheless, the attack has effected north american australian systems and has halted work for thousands of employees. so that is quite serious in, in the effect of disrupting operations. and if such an attac

now find leah on a lighter note. mainstream major in the u. s. has been pushing the idea, the biden is heading to the meeting to show who the new sheriff in town is and that he needs to be tough with food to we are people in the us and russia that who would win if the pair less, in some kind of fictional, wild, wild west, who would shake bags, but in a fight? probably vital plaid, american puritan. unfortunately, he would win because his mother been device i think probably has a little more shape. they both wouldn't make it after the 1st couple of runs of give him, if they thought nobody, when, because the more a war biden is going to do is the very best to represent. but probably got a lot more homework about how to get around it look pretty big side of your of course, the russian president who can win here. hobbies in his pictures on hard back. but white in the solar wind computing will continue to do motion maybe by doing work out. we don't know yet. so i think they're both very different . have lovely so, so they will be notified they will an

u. s. just dismiss major anti trust lawsuit against the company. the district judge that there's a lack of evidence the company as a monopoly. did you know that there is a race for space inspects the number of satellites circling the has rocketed in recent years? billionaire entrepreneur must announce today that he expects installing satellite internet service to reach half a 1000000 people in just a single year. installing marks, a big shift in the new space races were calling it back in 959. there were just 2 satellites in orbit stay are well over 3000. however, we are still only really in the beginning because space ex, installing project alone has permission to put 12000 satellites into or nearly in 10 years time. we're on cost to have at least $16000.00 satellites, and that's 5 times as many as we have today. the rest of the space is driven by falling price is 25 years ago. it cost $22000.00 your rows to send a key low payload into space today, cost only a 1000 years, and those prices expected to keep falling to less than $100.00. your us per

u. s. the cancellation, as a major setback for oil producers as well as the canadian government. but it's been hailed as a victory by activists to long argued, it posed a threat to the environment. a russian court has outlawed political organizations linked to the jail, the opposition leader like st of on the labeling them as extremist. that puts them in the same official category as groups like alto. it means nevada. these allies are also bound from running in parliamentary elections. this year, bernard smith has more from moscow, with russian president vladimir putin main rival, alexia valley in jail. and his anti corruption foundation, now declared an extremist organisation, hooton's administration has effectively closed off almost all avenues of legitimate opposition to his government, to say, to welcome all was bad in the trial. we couldn't even talk about any sort of adversarial system or quality because we filed some 25 petitions and all of them were rejected. the judge didn't want to hear us though we made mincemeat of all the so called evidence both by the prosecution an

and ceos of all major airlines flying between britain and the united states. urging both countries to drop travel restrictions. they say high vaccination rates in the u. s. and u. k. mean that travel could restock safely, and new york's major mayor has announced the concert and central park to mock the cities come back from the pandemic. the lineup hasn't been disclosed yet, but official say it will feature several big name artists. now us health officials have approved the 1st new drug for alzheimer's disease in nearly 20 years . it's the only treatment regulate to say can treat the causes of the disease rather than its symptoms. but the approval is controversial with the next thing. there was not enough evidence of real benefits for patients. and so i go to is a professor of neurology as like, history at mcgill university in montreal. he explains how the treatment works. well, it's a complex disease for a century. we know that there's a build up in the brain of 2 key proteins, amino acid and tell them you know, which one is the one that can now be treated. but it's probably not sufficient to get maximum benefit. the tao protein also needs to be target

u. s. the cancellation is a major set back for oil producers as well as the canadian government. but it's been hailed as a victory by activists too long are you to pose this threats to the environment. for the 1st time in 20 years, the global efforts to stop child labor have come to a halt and a new report by the united nations children's fund on the international labor organization. so the pen demik will make the problem a lot worse, even before the current of virus outbreak, an estimated 160000000 children had been working globally. that's one out of 10, a large number out of school, most or young boys, and 79000000 children, almost half are employed in dangerous conditions. extreme poverty has forest, more children, and sub saharan africa and to work than anywhere else in the world. the pandemic could force 9000000 more into work that's by next year. i think to the yolanda right through the global director for poverty reduction, climate resilience, gender equality and inclusion. let's say the children, she's joining us in london. thanks for your time with us on al jazeera, so

u. s. commitment to nato and marks a major shift from his predecessor, donald trump. during the summit in brussels, members of the alliance, tough understands against russia and acute china, of being a security challenging, almost one russia in china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity. but our alliance just a strong foundation that stands together. that's how we met every other threat in the past. it's our greatest strength as a meet our challenges of the future and our many and everyone. everyone in that room today understood the shared appreciation. quite frankly, that america is back members of the us congress have held a moment of silence as the number of covert 19 deaths, their approaches 600000. the u. s. accounts for 15 percent of the world wide corona virus death toll the u. k. is delaying its planned to ease restrictions in england by a month. the final stage of lifting lockdown measures was due to half a next week, but arise in cases linked to the delta variance that was suppos

u. s. commitment to nato, and mark's a major shift from his predecessor, donald trump, during the summit in brussels, members of the lions tough on distance against russia, and acute china, of being a security challenging, almost one russia in china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity but our alliance is still.

of about $250000000000.00 with most of the spending occurring in the 1st 5 years in a major effort to decrease the u. s. dependency on chinese products or a quarter is our financial correspondent in new york. let's bring him in for more on this yet. it's good to see you. you know, in recent decades the u. s. is really shy away from providing government support for certain industries. is this era now at an end? it definitely marks a big shift. i mean, we have to wait also for the house of representatives to approve, but it seems to be pretty likely that we actually might for change the, this bipartisan support. if you look what happened in the past couple of years of federal spending for research and development was less than one percent of the grid to mystic product. and that was the lowest federal spending for the industry if you want to put it that way. basically since the moon landing, so since the 16th, and it's not just this plan that the biden administration announced that we also have those $2000000.00 infrastructure packages that are also set on the sidelines. so yes, so the button administrati

. >>> meanwhile san francisco is the first major u. s. city to get one shot into the arms of 80% of its eligible residents. air london, the mayor london retweeted the news saying that 80% of eligible residents are fully vaccinated. you will be seeing a professional fireworks show in the san francisco sky for the fourth of july assuming it's not too foggy which is also very exciting. the mayor london breed tweeted that fireworks will return this year and that more information will be released later this year but remember last year the display was canceled due to the pandemic. >> considering the low amount of cases i think we are ready. as long as we keep our masks on. >> hopefully we should be able to do it, we should be able to do it together. >> the city plans to align with the state in lifting most covid- 19 restrictions on tuesday. >>> 15 more people in california became $50,000 richer in the vax for the win lottery drawing, winners are from. alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties and to people in santa clara county, the governo

more than 40 years old, nato and ukraine had begun, major naval exercises in the black sea. the u. s. and kia are leading the 2 week drills involving more than 30 countries. the alliances are intended to showcase its commitment to diff, to collective defense, russia annex the crimean peninsula in 2014, and sees the exercise as a provocation. seabreeze is a major exercise involving thousands of soldiers and thousands of ships and war plains. its opening ceremony was held in the ukrainian port city of odessa tensions between kiev in moscow. right now the u. s. and such the other countries want to show support for the ukranian allies. we are here as well to work with our partners and to ensure the stability and the security and last week and they will incident illustrated just how tense the situation is. a british worship h m. s. defend the ventured into waters, claimed by russia. there off the crimean peninsula, which must go next and 2014. russia says it fight warning shot force in the purchase war ship to change course person says that account is false. there have been other dangerou

and us leaders, the line set a pretty aggressive tone to when they moscow among its major challenges. meanwhile, the u. s. president said, america is not seeking conflict with russia, but would respond if moscow quote continued its harmful activities with more. he's all europe correspondent, peter, on the well, it was a longer than expected meeting at the end of it yet. stolen bird, the nato secretary general said that the alliance faced multifaceted threats. it was clear from the communicate that they put out on the statement against ultima gave to the press exactly who they believe those multifaceted threats come from russia mentioned $63.00 time china mentioned 10 times. in fact, the nato secretary general saying that lions members need to think twice about not only the, the business dealings they have with china, but also the security relationship they going to have with china as well. a lot of focus as well on the relationship with russia, in relation to the upcoming meeting between joe biden and vladimir food. and our relationship with russia is at its lowest point since the cold war and moscow. so

talk major golf. u s weather most of the day, although early it was so foggy, they had to delay things by about an hour and things cleared one of the favorites. brooks kept to straight to the cup 17 for a bird about 15 ft. he's to under 69, maybe your shot of the day. rory mcilroy, his third shot part, of course, seventh reads the slow perfectly. he was one under seven. today and that will drop beautifully for rory mcilroy. few golfers didn't get to finish today because of the delay, but on the par 5/4 hold russell hedden henley drains the birdie 469 lewis, who stays and didn't finish his round, although he's four under he's at 16. and if you're wondering about phil mickelson, we finishes four over par. or may not make the cut. as i say, beautiful weather torrey pines today that is the sporting life for right now and get it back to you, mike. great working with you this week back to you, julie. back at you. mark right, mark. thanks thanks, mike. have mark. thanks thanks, mike. have a good night. everybody

u. s. the cancellation is a major setback for oil producers and the canadian government. but it's been hailed as a victory by activists who long argued. it posed a threat to the environment. in violent confrontations between police and protesters and columbia council, as activists call on people to take over bugger tar, the unrest began off the presidency and do k proposed tax reforms. in april the plan was withdrawn, but protest continued and turned into a call to n. deep rooted inequality of salvatore has become the 1st country in the world to adopt the crypto currency as legal, tender. it's congress approved a law allowing bitcoin to be used for everyday transactions. manual palo reports. this is a soon to know locally as bitcoin beach. this small salvador tours town is home to variety of small business owners. all have one thing in common crypto currency to do this, i think i think they were tourists who didn't bring cash, would come and say they wanted to eat something and they asked if they could pain bitcoin. i said to myself, this is a good strategy. i'm going to

while san francisco was the first major u. s. city to get one shot into the arms of 80% of its eligible residents. mayor london breed tweeted the news saying also that nearly 70% in the city are fully vaccinated. >>> you will be seeing a seeing professional fireworks show in the san francisco sky this year for fourth of july assuming it's not too foggy. the mayor london breed also tweeted that fireworks will return this year and that more information will be released later. the pandemic canceled last year's display off peer 39. >> considering the low amount of cases, i think we are ready as long as we keep our mask on. >> hopefully everyone should be able to get it together and unite and rejoice. >> the city plans to align with the state in lifting most restrictions on tuesday. >>> 50 more people in california became $50,000 richer in the vax for the win drawing and here is where the winners are from locally. alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties and to people in santa clara county. the governor also introduced one of the

u. s. commitment to nato, and mark's a major shift from his predecessor, donald trump, st. summit, members of the airlines tough and this stance against russia. and to keep china of being a security challenge. russia in china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity.

u. s. commitment to nato, and mark's a major shift from his predecessor, during the summit, members of airlines, tough and there's times against russia and acute china being a security challenge. in russia and china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity, we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity. but our alliance is still strong foundation. nato stands together. that's how we met every other threatened the past. it's our greatest strength as meet our challenges of the future and are many and everyone. everyone in that room today understood the shared appreciation. quite frankly, that america is back. the prosecutor of the international criminal court has requested permission to open investigation into the dead, civilized drug dealers. in the philippines, she says, crimes against humanity may have been committed to the government's drug crackdown . members of congress in the us have held a moment of silence is the number of covered 1900 deaths, their approaches 600000. the u. s. accounts for 15 percent of the worldwide corona virus death toll u. k. is delaying

u. s. where china has become a major player and a vh market. china wants to and feet boeing and airbus as one of the biggest play makers in the world. they're putting a lot of money into that. so this effectively removes a distraction and allows boeing and airbus to put up a stronger fight against that. barbara, you talks about bite and being the guest barry gets how far does this this gesture go in the way of his child offensive rainy. it's a win back. european analyze not far enough. of course. as far as the e. u is concerned because there are still terrace remaining those that the left on european steel and aluminum. and those are quite beloved by some american producers . so joe biden is going to have a slight on his hands if he's what sort of wants to take this to congress and tell them we want to also remove those. but they, you comes with a certain amount of patients because at least they know the 1st step is done. the signal is there. now what both sides are gearing up to is looking to the future. we heard this handy sound bite of the commission present cooperation instead of litigati

on a lighter note show, a mainstream major in the u. s. has been pushing the data biden's heading to the meeting to show who the new sheriff in town is that he needs to be tough with poacher. we asked people in the us, russia, who, when they thought, if the met in the wild, wild west stay with the c badges, but in a fight, probably that i'm glad to mail to you and unfortunately he would win because his mother been divided. i think probably because he a little more in shape both would make it after the 1st couple bunch of involved, give him a thought nobody wins because the more wor biden is going to do is the very best to represent but probably got a lot more homework about how to get around this man. yeah. look pretty big sides. i bought it. of course the russian president who can win here a lot of hobby thing. his pictures on hard back, but bite in his toller, even when i'm at home to tell you to do most or maybe by doing work out, we don't know yet. so i think they're both very different and have lovely so so they will do no fights. the

that's become a bit later we got to minutes talk about some of the lightest of this mainstream major in the u. s. has been pushing the data biden's heading to the meeting to show the new sheriff in town. isn't it needs to be tough with booted? well, we asked people at this hour in the us and russia who'd, when they thought, if the pair met in some kind of fictional, wild, wild west, who would shake badges but in a fight? probably via plaid american and unfortunately, he would win because his model been divided. i think probably he a little more in shape. both wouldn't make it. after the 1st couple of runs, i'll give him a pause. nobody wins because the more a war biden is going to do is very best to represent but probably got a lot more homework about how to get around this man. yeah. look pretty big. so of course the russian president will win. wealth can win here. a lot of hobby thing, his pictures on hard back, but white in his solar even when computing to video to do most of what he by doing work out. we don't know yet. so i think they're both very different and have lovely so, so they will

on a lighter note, ministry major in the u. s. has been pushing the idea, the biden's heading to the meeting to show who the new sheriff in town is. and that needs to be tough with totes in wheels. people in the us and russia would win if the pair met in some kind of fictional, wild, wild, west badges, but in a fight. probably bad. i'm glad i'm able to appeal, and unfortunately he would win because his model been divided. i think probably has a little more in shape for it and make it after the 1st couple of runs of give him a pause. nobody when, because the more a war biden is going to do is the very best to represent but probably got a lot more homework about how to get around it. yeah. look pretty big sides of you know, right. of course, the russian president, what we're going to win here, a lot of hobby thing. his pictures on hard back, but bite in the solar wind computing multimedia to do most or maybe by doing work out, we don't know yet. so i think they're both very different, have lovely so, so they will notify they will en

so major u. s cities reported a rise in the number of violent incident.t's box news, david lee miller tells us those numbers are leading to questions about how to maintain law and order in a post covid world. more than half of all americans are now at least partially vaccinated in big cities are opening their doors once again as the busy summer tourism season gets underway, but the re openings are also being accompanied by a rise in crime. here in new york, the former epicenter of the outbreak, there's been a sharp increase in murders, shootings, auto thefts and hate crimes, prompting concerns that the surge could become an obstacle to reviving the tourism industry. crime crime crime. all these people who are running for mayor. my two cents to new yorkers, you're going to pick a new york a new mayor, a mayor who can deal with crime. realistically there have also been a number of widely reported crimes involving tourists. the visitors to the city say the n y p d is out in force, and they're not afraid. that's a heavy police presence. everyone it's just lik

u. s taxpayers are paying for a majority of it.nitial hospitalizations on average cost $13,000 totaling more than $100 million per year in the us, the study found that pediatric gunshot injuries are uniquely american problem with nine of every 10 firearm injuries to children worldwide occurring in the united states. president by. announced new plans today to target gun dealers who break the law amid an alarming rise in gun crimes nationwide. the president's plan calls for a number of actions, including allowing state and local governments to use coronavirus relief funds to hire police officers fight crime and a zero tolerance policy as well was announced. for gun dealers who violate federal law. also five regional strike force teams to curb illegal gun trafficking will be sent out across the country, including one coming here to the bay area, local and federal law enforcement can better coordinate to trace illegal gun sales back to shady gun dealer and hold them accountable. 90% oakland police chief laurent armstrong says the addit