u. s. where the coronavirus is surging. the health agency also focusing on a return to classes this fall. cdc recommends that everyone in case it 12 schools where enough. indoors including teachers staff. students and visitors, regardless of vaccination status. triggering this change, the more easily transmissible delta variant. it's on the rise. the u. s averaging more than 57,000 new cases a day 24,000 people hospitalized behind the rise in cases, the vaccinated and areas of low vaccination rates. this moment, and most importantly, the associated illness, suffering and death could have been avoided with higher vaccination coverage in this country. the cdc recommendation for areas of substantial transmission. i'm sure the bay area is going to say. we just read. we're going to strengthen that recommendation. why not do it right now? when cases and hospitalizations are still high, and then we can come off when we get to really, really low rates. as for governor, gavin newsom, he says he's looking into learning details about t

u. s. embassy of central london waiving flag, saying free is signs now. early this year the u. k. refused to extra to dishonor to the u. s. where he's wanted on espionage charges still, but he remains in the high security prison still. he's going to turn 50 on saturday and there was a fire in the state of oregon's consumed an area. the size of manhattan has been raging for 2 days with 5 fighters working around the clock to try to contain the spread of the flames. no victims reported. thankfully, the governor of oregon has invoked an emergency act said to try to get more equipment and manpower at a battle the place and lots of things are looking so far this friday you'll find so much more r t dot com as ever or any of us social media, you get a vote in the conversation as well. if you have any breaking news as it happens, but for now that's it. have a great day me. the the everything we associate with modern life has been digitalized. in fact, we live within ecosystems created by big tech. they decide what we can see, what we can buy, and even what we can say. the systems no longer serve us, they actually control us. is there a

u. s. where it found guilty and could be sentence up to a 175 years. i mean, while a key witness in the u. s. case against him has reportedly admitted to giving false testimony. speaking to an icelandic newspaper, he said the wicked expound never asked him to hack and compute his all phones of the iceland government allegations that had been part of an updated diamond against the songs last summer. is potentially a major blow for washington. with some seeing the mission as fatal to america's case against the songs rosetta whistleblower had put snowden among them. this is the end of the case against julian assad. if biden continues to seek the extradition of a publisher under an indictment poison top to bottom, with false testimony admitted by its own star, witness the damage to the united states, reputation and press freedom would last for a generation. it's unavoidable for the better part of a decade. the united states and its allies wanted sonjee. they came up with allegations and grand juries and smear campaigns to get to him. we knew that what we d

u. s, where several straight states are reported. surging. we've covered 19 cases, something the highest level since february medical experts say the vast majority of new cases are unvaccinated at people. alan fisher reports, nevada is a new hot sport. the state now has more than 750 people in hospital with covered more than 80 percent of those intensive care are not vaccinated, unvaccinated people going out with the city reopening and getting sick. and with some of these variance, it's passing much more efficiently. and people are getting much 2nd the last year. the only panoramic we have is among the killing people job. i mean, fighting the pandemic, his number one priority in the white house. after seeing initial success, the numbers are not going in the wrong direction. this is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated. we are seeing outbreaks of cases in parts of the country to have low vaccination coverage because unvaccinated people are at risk. a 3rd of the country is unvaccinated, and the issues become so highly politicized. there is a

u. s. now where the american actor bill cosby has walked free after a court overturned his sexual assault conviction and ordered his immediate release, he was the 1st u. s. celebrity sent to prison for sexual assaults since the beginning of the me to movement. now 2 years on the pennsylvania supreme court decided that cause they never should have faced charges in the 1st place. after striking a non prosecution deal with a previous district attorney. and just like that, bill cosby was free. his car sped by the walls of the pennsylvania prison in which he'd serve 2 years of a 3 to 10 year sentence before arriving at his home in nearby norristown. after being helped from the car, cosby gave the camera signal v for victory. his attorney was similarly triumphant. i am thrilled and i am pleased at the pennsylvania supreme court. what we knew all along, which was that mister car being never should have been prosecuted, was driven by politics, were quite pleased that the pennsylvania supreme court seemed impervious to what is going on on the outside world. and all of that pressure that was placed on the cri

u. s. where the coronavirus is surging. the health agency also focusing on a return to classes this fall. cdc recommends that everyone in case it 12 schools where enough. indoors including teachers staff. students and visitors, regardless of vaccination status. triggering this change, the more easily transmissible delta variant. it's on the rise. the u. s averaging more than 57,000 new cases a day 24,000 people hospitalized behind the rise in cases, the vaccinated and areas of low vaccination rates. this moment. and, most importantly, the associated illness, suffering and death could have been avoided with higher vaccination coverage in this country. the cdc recommendation for areas of substantial transmission. i'm sure the bay area is going to say. we just read. we're going to strengthen that recommendation. why not do it right now? when cases and hospitalizations are still high, and then we can come off when we get to really, really low rates. as for governor, gavin newsom, he says he's looking into learning details about

u. s. government, where they will complete their health streaming, which is the final step before receiving their green cards before their resettlement in cities across the country. i spoke with a man who was awaiting his cousin, came the fort life and back. both were interpreters for us forces in afghanistan. and one of the men comes from a family of 5 brothers who all signed up for that job. now 3 of those brother brothers have received us visas. there are 2 though who remain in hiding in cobble awaiting evacuation. this is a long drawn out process for the diesel approval, some 800 days on average. and the worry is that time is simply running out for those $20000.00 was who helped us forces in afghanistan and who are now feeling retaliation by being approaching taliban. how does your castro thank you very much for that update. us president joe biden said the fly is the 1st of many. his part of his statement today is an important milestone as we continue to fulfill our promise to the thousands of africa. nationals who served shoulder to shoulder with american troops and diplomats of the la

u. s. where the coronavirus is surging. the health agency also focusing on a return to classes this fall. cdc recommends that everyone in case it 12 schools where enough. indoors including teachers staff. students and visitors, regardless of vaccination status. triggering this change, the more easily transmissible delta variant. it's on the rise. the u. s averaging more than 57,000 new cases a day 24,000 people hospitalized behind the rise in cases the un vaccinated and areas of low vaccination rates. this moment. and, most importantly, the associated illness, suffering and death could have been avoided with higher vaccination coverage in this country. cdc recommendation for areas of substantial transmission. i'm sure the barrier is gonna say we just read. we're going to strengthen that recommendation. why not do it right now? when cases and hospitalizations are still high? and then we can come off when we get to really, really low rates. as for governor, gavin newsom, he says he's looking into learning details about the cdc

u. s. where the coronavirus is surging. the health agency also focusing on a return to classes this fall. cdc recommends that everyone in case it 12 schools where enough. indoors including teachers staff. students and visitors, regardless of vaccination status. triggering this change, the more easily transmissible delta variant. it's on the rise. the u. s averaging more than 57,000 new cases a day 24,000 people hospitalized behind the rise in cases the un vaccinated and areas of low vaccination rates this moment. and, most importantly, the associated illness, suffering and death could have been avoided with higher vaccination coverage in this country. the cdc recommendation for areas of substantial transmission. i'm sure the bay area is going to say. we just we're going to strengthen that recommendation. why not do it right now? when cases and hospitalizations are still high, and then we can come off when we get to really, really low rates. as for governor, gavin newsom, he says he's looking into learning details about the

u. s. rules by going in the country where you can travel into the u. s. without the waiver. like as soon as you go to do by or mexico or even costa rica, you spend 2 weeks there and then go into the u. s. and you don't meet the way what financial impact is this policy having on your company? it, i would say for creating new business, it is a big hurdle. and more i would think the financial impact is on the american side. since we cannot support our machinery the way we should be able to support the german chancellor. america is meeting us president joe by next week. what do you expect from this meeting regarding the travel policy? i mean, i wouldn't be delighted if they come up and say we can end it and see the incident numbers in both countries or the you we, you and, and the u. s. a are pretty similar. so there's really no need to keep it up. and especially in jeremy, the numbers are even much better than in the u. s. so maybe there is a solution that they announced that they ease the band or they at least make it much more easy for business travelers to get into the u. s.

are being ambushed and melted. latasha named very for some back that bullet holes. riddle this s u v. where i had a bill summit was murdered in basra in january. the prominent television journalist and father of 3 young children was driving home after covering an anti government protest. his photographer was also killed. the lot of the top of our lives are in danger. we could be killed at any 2nd. there is no security, there is no government, just all grooves and political parties for men have been arrested in connection with the murders. no trial date has been set in iraq. abdul some ads case is a rare instance where arrests have been made. the rocky high commission for human rights says since anti government protest began in 201935 journalists and activists have been murdered, and there have been 82 assassination attempt. no one has been convicted. armed groups are widely suspected with elections due in october. the commission believes the assassinations will increase a negative non legal, illegal competition. and even we can say it is criminal competition between the traditional parties

u. s. withdrawal is kind of where everyone is taking place . indeed, simultaneously the u. s. is holding talks with over countries adjacent to afghanistan on establishing certain logistical hubs on the territories. it begs the question, what's the point of putting out well remaining on the border? the answer is obvious. it's an attempt to retain its position in the central asian region. are to failing absolutely everything in afghanistan when it comes to instability. after the u. s. give me at least one example where the situation has been improved after a long running us presence. now here's a fact for you when more than 25 years ago, circ a showing was the head of rushes, emergencies, ministry. he was in charge of an entire operation of rescuing refugees that were flowing out of gas stand beyond the soviet pull out. and also when the soviet union collapsed and the situation in afghanistan was deteriorating because of the stronger islamist groups in the country. now this is why the local ministers of defense and leaders praised survey shows whose role sorting up the current s

u. s. gulf states where it has been particularly wet as of late, i will see some intense rain through the florida panhandle. southern areas of the state, georgia into south carolina is wall. give you a wider look because here's what else we are tracing. a disturbance rolling through the great lakes that kick found the temperature in toronto to 23. when you consider just a 4 or 5 hour drive away in detroit, you're at 31 degrees. central america. we have some rain for the pacific coast of mexico. so that's going to impact that poco also some heavy rain for nicaragua, coast rica into panama. and we're tracing out this front and south america toward the south. look at that cool pool of air toward the north. we still got high temperatures will go in for a closer look. this already kicked down the temperature in the sun. see on, bye, have. eventually it will make its way to rio de janeiro. so you go from 31 degrees down to 17 by thursday. the where total technology can help tackle the spread of coven 19. but our tech solutions, the best solutions we are starting something that seems like it's i

u. s. now, where dozens of texas democrats have left the state to prevent new voting restrictions from being passed, it marks the latest escalation in a battle of a voting rights in the us. the move denies republicans in the state legislature, the minimum number of members needed to approve the measures. they want to impose new identification requirements on mainland balance and band 24 hour and the drive through voting to come here now does include the dozens arrested ramsey government protest in cuba. the heroes welcome to the italian european title in over 50 years. ah ah hello there it continues to be a hot and dry picture across the middle east and event. we've got a bit of a brisk wind blowing in across syria and iraq into queue weight. and by the time we get into wednesday, that will kick up quite a bit of dusk and create some hazy sunshine in katara and parts of saudi arabia. but further south, the temperatures are slightly lower than we expect to see for this time of year. a southerly wind is kicking in across yemen unto mon, bringing those temperatures down slightly. we're also exp

u. s. now where present joe biden is in florida to visit the site of last week's building collapse is met with local officials, leading recovery efforts and rescue workers. and he's also meeting victims. relatives operations have been on hold for the past few hours because if years about the factors ability, 145 people remain, unaccounted for 18, have been confirmed dead. john hendrick is in for side, florida for his joins us now. live on the news. our john tell us about what's the president has been doing, they've been doubt about whether he would visit the side of the tragedy. what's the latest on that? and what's the been say? well, joe biden is now meeting with families, a relatives of those who are missing and those who have died. 18 people who have died here. and he spent about 5 hours so far in this area. when he 1st came here, what he got was a command briefing and that updated him on what's been going on. and he got a piece of disappointing news in that is that the search going on in the building behind me has discontinued and asked because there were some shifting. in one case, there

u. s. withdrawal is kind of where everyone is taking place. indeed, some of heinously, the u. s. is holding talks with all the countries adjacent to afghanistan on establishing certain logistical hubs on the territories is an attempt to retain the u. s. position in the central asian region when it comes to instability. after the u. s. give me at least one example where the situation has been improved after a long running us president. now here's a fact for you. when more than 25 years ago, sergei showing was the head of rushes emergencies, ministry. he was in charge of an entire operation of rescuing refugees that were flowing out of, of gant stand beyond the soviet pull out. and also when the soviet union collapsed and the situation in afghanistan was deteriorating because of the stronger islamist groups in the country. now this is why the local ministers of defense and leaders praised survey shows whose role in starting up the current situation. one of the proposals that came from the ministers of defense was too intensified the drills between russia and its allies here. and th

you start looking around the world where has the u. s. successfully imposed? i mean that by imposed as opposed to countries adopting it themselves. where has that worked? it has it. i mean air spring is a massive failure. we're seeing the the results of that into dasia. obviously iraq is a broken country because of what we did. ghana sat, we're leaving behind essentially a kind of poison pill on the doorstep of russia, china and all the stands around it as a try to figure out what they're going to do with a situation that was caused in essence by somebody else. so at this juncture, the, you know, the u. s. is viewing china the way they would act if they were in china's place in china is trying to say, look, we're not trying to do. the things you did were more internally focused. everything is about trying to help our people grow up a moderate economy. now, this is not to say, china doesn't have problems, but they're not the problems that, you know, my other guest and america said she mentioned human rights. there's a real difference between human rights in asia

u. s. latest data shows more people are being sent to hospitals in areas where there are low rates of vaccination. meanwhile, that the drug company, pfizer is expected to seek approval in the u. s. for a booster shot of its vaccine. its research are showing the a 3rd dose generates antibody levels of $5.00 to $10.00 times higher than those produced after the 2nd dose. us regulators currently believe that fully vaccinated people are protected and don't need an extra job, but fire rockies, it's vaccine, drops an efficacy by 30 percent over 6 months. it was president joe biden has called on his russian counterpart, tim of putin to crack down on cyber criminals. as we can, more than a 1000 businesses were affected by a ransomware attack, originating from russia. believe to be the biggest attack of its kind in history. our white house correspondent can re how could brings us more on the story. not the concern of the white house's concern from ordinary americans who have been victimized by these ongoing routes of were attack. so the impacts have been felt with the rats were attack on the colonial pipel

u. s. territory, but, but at a minimum taken out of afghanistan and processed in an area where, where there, they are safe and i think a u. s. territory is preferred because it's best not to outsource our responsibility to a 3rd country, but in terms of simply getting them out of afghanistan along with their dependence . i think that's very feasible from what you remember back in 2012 when you were there, were any of them ever targets? so was the fact that they were helping us troops that, that put them in danger in and how much danger of using many of them are now as long as they stay. and it's kind of fun. also, of course, as we see the taliban gating strengths in the country. well, in terms of the interpreters that went out in patrols, they were in the, at the time of the patrol. they were in the same danger as the us soldiers or marines who were patrolling beside them. and they faced the same, the same risks of stepping on an id or enemy fire as anyone else in terms of their identity being discovered and their families being targeted. that was a risk that day that they were burdened wit

i mean, just to give you an idea of where the u. s. federal government is and where our economy is, and we're roughly at $21.00 trillion dollar economy. right. and the federal government alone, for example, took in just over, i think roughly $3.00 trillion dollars in tax money. but they spent in additional over $3.00 trillion dollars deficit. spinning it's no different with people. i, laurie lightfoot, they've never met a tax that they didn't like. they've never been able to say, oh no, we don't need that additional money will always find a need for they have an insatiable appetite for your money. we have an insatiable appetite for control over there. for man and 9 times that attend the misuse or abuse, it does not go for the purpose of what the said it was going to go for and look at the results. the black community or somebody say the african american community is one of the ones that suffers the most by continuing to vote for people like laurie lightfoot in for the party that she represents. because it just leads to more swirling aro

u. s. rules by going in the country where you can travel into the u. s. without a waiver. like as soon as you go to do by or mexico or even costa rica, you spend 2 weeks there and then go into the u. s. and you don't meet the way what financial impact is this policy having on your company. i would say for creating new business is a big hurdle. and more i would think the financial impact is on the american side. since we cannot support our machinery the way we should be able to support the german chancellor. america is meeting us president joe biden next week . what do you expect from this meeting regarding the tribal policy? i mean, i wouldn't be delighted if they come up and say we can and it's and see the incident numbers in both countries or the you we, you and, and the u. s. a are pretty similar. so there's really no need to keep it up. and especially in generally, the numbers are much better than in the u. s. so maybe there is a solution that they announced that they ease the band or they make it much more easy for business travelers to get into the u. s. commenting b

intense the rain is where we are seen some showers in storms for the you can tam peninsula that includes can cool also for his spaniel rate, through to cuba. next for go into the u. s. gulf states into florida where we've also seen some heavy rain, tampa orlando rate down to miami. now if i take you toward the bat, i want to give you an idea of what crews are up against. it has been a very active wildfires season. you know, further to the south where rain could be used here. we're starting to see it with the north american monsoon, particularly for arizona, which will help with some of the wildfires burning darren elsewhere across north america. we are watching some instability through a tennessee pushing into the carolinas out toward the mid atlantic. next, let's go to south america, and we're talking about temperature is in a small c on $32.00 degrees. enjoy it because you're temperatures are gonna fall off quite quickly. just tuesday, a high of 13 degrees. the becoming a living legend of a young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clout the brought peace to the ivory coast. posted by eric comes to the football reb

u. s. bullshit, edmond, where you can say the primary job if they want to come in, when the others however disagree, she jumped in and see the void of power. but if you folks who politicians and human rights organizations, he 80, they will tell you that he don't have any legal authority, no more authority, whatsoever to conduct anything in the name of the government. he is now at a precarious tipping point. this is a nation already dealing with object poverty, political instability, and a potentially worsening security situation. for the people, the stakes couldn't be higher and together corolla, missouri, miami, florida. jorge restriping is the director, the concept analysis resource center says the assassination had a political motive. but it is also a consequence, a consequence of a rise in organized crime between both countries. it is a matter of ex, military ex policeman, retired members of the security forces. hardly ever putting forward her services, if you can call them that way. national grooming organizations or. busy has a political motivation and of course it has a lead to go i

u. s. bullshit. edmond, where you can pay the primary job if they want to come in. when the others, however disagree, she jumped in and see the void of power. but if you talk to politicians and human rights organizations, 80, they will tell you that he don't have any legal authority, no more with us, wherever to conduct anything in the name of the government. he is now a precarious tipping point. this is a nation already dealing with abject poverty, political instability, and potentially worsening security situation. for the people, the stakes couldn't be higher, and the gala carl g 0, miami, florida. let's bring in jorge restriping. he's a director of the conflict analysis research center. he joins us by skype from budget jorge, given that the colombians, a confirmed to the some of the people, at least were members so full. and then because of the colombian military, does this suggest to you that this might be a mercenary operation, rather than the colombians getting involved in internal affairs? yeah, definitely. it is a matter of ex, military policemen, retired m

that's where most of the deaths are coming in, the u. s. right now, a 99 percent of the deaths in the u. s. right now from covered 19 are from people that have not been vaccinated, so the bite in ministration is worried about this. watching it very closely and coming up with new proposals to try to get the rest of the population here in the united states, vaccinated as quickly as possible. because given how fast the delta barrier is spreading all over the world. but also now here in the united states is becoming critical that the buy in ministration feels now that they have to get deal with this and be able to quickly. alright, thank you very much for me on gabriel. alexander. meanwhile, indonesia reported a new daily record of covert cases as while more than 38000 in the space of 24 hours. it's the hardest hit nation in southeast asia, and many hospitals are now turning patients away as jessica washington reports from because the just outside of the capital jakarta, many people are scrambling to find oxygen to care for their relatives at h

the world would be now instead we have this retro grade policy where the u. s. is still got an embargo on cuba. 60 years later and renews today is just another one and along concurrent crises, events that happen every few years. i don't you know, this has been going on for, for decades. ah. it might be the beautiful game, but it is not looking good for the fight against coven. it is now feared that sunday's euro 2020 final could cause a big spike in cases. as the victorious italian team paraded their trophy through the center of rome, the enormous crowds gave little thought to cover the regulations. and that came just a day after tens of thousands of unmasked fans crammed together at the match. in london, the world health organization has described the event as devastating. am i supposed to be enjoying watching transmission happening in front of my eyes? the cool read 19 pandemic is not taking a break to night. sorry. corey to delta barron will take advantage of an vaccinated people in crowded settings, unmasked screaming, shout, and singing devastating. the $6

u. s. bullshit, edmond, where you can say the primary job if they want to come in when the others however disagree, she jumped in and see the void of power. but if you felt to politicians and human rights organizations, he 80, they will tell you that he don't have any legal authority, no more authority, whatsoever to conduct anything in the name of the government. he is now at a precarious tipping point. this is a nation already dealing with object poverty, political instability, and a potentially worsening security situation. for the people, the stakes couldn't be higher and together corolla, missouri, miami, florida, me. until the pandemic now and half of all us states are seeing a rise in coven, 1900 cases, among unvaccinated people. the centers for disease control recorded and 11 percent increase in cases last week. most of them in areas with low vaccination rates except this week announced the delta variant has now become the dominant curb in 1900 strain in the country home. meanwhile, from july 19th, people returning to england from most european countries, i'm the u. s. will no lon

u. s. bullshit, edmond, where you can say the primary job if they want to come in. when the others however disagree, she jumped in and seemed to avoid of power. but if you felt to politicians and human rights organizations, 80, they will tell you that he don't have any legal authority, no more authority, whatsoever to conduct anything in the name of the government. he is now at a precarious tipping point. this is a nation already dealing with object poverty, political instability, and a potentially worsening security situation. for the people, the stakes couldn't be higher and to gather curl, g 0, miami, florida. well patty calhane is across all of this forest from washington, d. c. patty, it does sound like this investigation is moving fairly quickly. what more do we know now? incredibly quickly, we are hearing from the haitian police chief and he is saying that there are total . they've identified 28 attackers. 26 of them are colombians. they said to our haitians and 8 are still on the run. as you know, everything's pretty much been shut down in haiti. as the inve

u. s. related status shows that more people are being sent to hospitals in areas where there are low rates of vaccination. gabriel, it's under has more from new york. the good news in the united states is about 47 percent of the population is fully vaccinated in more than 332000000 vaccinations have been administered. certainly the u. s. does not have a vaccination problem. what it does have, though, is a problem with not enough people that want to get vaccinated and potential death problem there and of 24 of the u. s. u. s. has 50 states about half the infection rate for corona virus is going up by a rate of more than 10 percent. most of the states that are seeing the biggest increase primarily being driven by the delta delta variant. states like arkansas, missouri, alabama, parts of texas and even a few pockets of florida. these are areas where the infection rate is going up sharply and death is increasing there as well. and the u. s. government has said that within the last month, 99 percent of the people who have died from corona virus or people that had not been vaccinated. recently l

u. s. military mission can stand, continues to the end of august, where the future of of dennis day and looking murky beyond the withdrawal of us troops and the taliban making large territorial gains. it's only natural that a new wave of refugees from there is expected in europe. it's obvious that austria can close its borders. it has already regularly tightened it's asylum policies recently. the justice minister for the green party says more such steps wouldn't be right for the country. the silent law is all ready been tightened in recent years. i will lose offer enough options, but we just have to apply them in a consistent manner. moreover, and 2019 the european court of justice ruled that you members have no right to the port a refugee even for committing a serious crime. if he or she prove that live back home would be in danger. all of this does seem to tie the hands of chancellor curds who like you've heard, is in favor of dissertations for criminals. the minister of interior from mr. kurtz is party has locked horns with the greens justice minister saying he will push for more rig