but i find tanya senior clinical director of the university of exit medical school. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate your opinion. thank you. are the south african president has called for unity after a violent riot that engulfed his country over the jailing of his predecessor looters gutted dozens of pharmacies taking everything, including all the prescription drugs. communities of also faced food shortages with local shops and warehouses, either ransacked or just burned to the ground. some people have complained about going without food and water for days, and volunteers and i wanted emergency delivery to the hardest hit areas. i let us report here from our correspondent in the region of paula slayer. i'm here to smoke in the field in the town of black pan in south africa. everything you about to witness has been organized by volunteers from the food and medical supplies that are being brought to this. a field loaded onto these flights to the pilots who have volunteered to take these items to the south africans, desperately in need. in the province

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exit the cave door. given the size of the universe and asteroids and energy.hat frontier. we'll regress back into the cave from whence we came. >> beautifully put. this is why we wanted to look at the whole big issue and hear from you. i'm out of time. we have to disclose one potential conflict. we have been talking about the value of pace. you have done this entire interview while being in outer space. >> just for the record, earth is in space and we're all on earth. >> dude, wait a minute. whoa. >> deal with it. >> we're in space. man. all right. see you always end with one explosion. >> the night sky they see when they go up to the high altitude, you can wait until sunset and see the same sky. >> respect. i learn so much today. good to have you here. i hope to have you back. >> good to see you again. >> cheers. >>> we'll fit in a break. there's developing news. house leader mccarthy has named these republican lawmakers. it's a controversial issue to the january 6th. jim jordan of ohio. kelly armstrong of north dakota and troy nails who is a freshman from te

components of sustainable peace, as well as three additions resolution theory and practice prepuce peter also brings his research to the community at the university. before he shares an exit from his book, the way out, went to share a little bit more about his work. doctor cullum is a professor of psychology and the center for cooperation. as the founding director of the institute for psychological science and practice product. he's a renowned expert's current research is conference intelligence and systemic wisdom and competency are navigating conflict across all levels with families the companies, the communities. the certified mediator inviting toxic polarization in the transition team. it is my great pleasure to introduce you to my friend and longtime colleague professor peter coleman. >> steve thank you so much i appreciate it. it is appropriate that you introduce me. to the earth institute, a decade or more ago with known each other long time to thank you very much. welcome everybody i'm excited to be here tonight about this book the way out. they are excited to join in conversation will introducing more formally in a bit. many of you know his one of the great thoug

of competition but not during exit anything nor on the podium. punishments will vary case by case. >>> a man who changed history with his protest is seen in this statue at san jose state university. in 1968 he and tommy smith stood on the olympic metal podium fists raised into the air as the national anthem belted through the stadium. this was only made possible because of the whic he. >>al ic tito reach the victory stand. that was my purpose of going to the games, to make a statement, not win a medal or show the world how great i was in track and field. >> for you taking that platform and using it was more important than even placing to begin with. >> absolutely. it was as important today as it was at the time. i am committed. i am not here for the moment. i am here for the movement. >> the movement has exploded since that day 53 years ago and some experts are expecting protests. >>> a live look at the big board on wall street. dow is up after making modest gains this afternoon. twitter will report its earnings after market closes today. that will be interesting. meantime, latest week oyreport time filings went up b 51,000 to 419,000. that is up from pandemic era low just the p

exit a little under. >> 11 minutes. we do have some accidents out there. no major hot spots. but there's one 80 eastbound just east of university avenue in oakland doesn't look to be causing much of a backup or delay another one here in the city to 80 northbound south of cesar chavez street. so again, keeping a close eye on those. let's head over. look at the san mateo bridge. she had a cross towards the peninsula a little under 30 minutes for you to make that commute. the richmond sandra fell bridge pretty light for us this morning as traffic starts to filter out a little under 10 minutes. we're staying on top of your morning commute will have more. but for now, let's get back to the news. a big story we're following this morning. a new unpublished and an reviewed study suggesting that the johnson and johnson vaccine doesn't hold up as well against the delta variant. those who received the j and j vaccine should consider getting a second shot. the bay area infectious disease experts told kron four's dan kerman. it's just too soon to know for sure. >> a new and why you study is suggesting the single dose johnson and johnson vac

university of hannah's book. thanks for coming on to our tape. i still come to you in the program battles underway for the future scan assigned as the u. s. head for the exit, the taliban, filling the void and all while the humanitarian crisis tightens its grip on the country, we'll have more details in a couple of minutes. ah . the media, a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation, whole community you going the right way? where are you being that somewhere which direction? what is truth? what is faith in the world corrupted? you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows, use in the american foreign policy law, struggles to come determine with washington, the peak and ganesh than others are thinking about the future. how will this country interact with the world and the region also an update on julian? it's orange, this travesty in crime against humanity continue. ah, welcome back. now hunger pandemic could turn out to be worse than the impact of cove it. not the warning from oxfam, which says, $11.00 pay for the dying of starvation globally every single minute. while 155000000 peop

university avenue. thankfully, none of these accidents seem to be causing much of the layout down our highways heading into the city under 12 minutes for your drive. time to make it to that fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula where we had an earlier hot spot here down 14 minutes and our richmond center fell commute as you travel out of richmond towards center fell. it will take you a little under 8 minutes. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. ram. >> time to talk winners and losers on wall street. now with financial expert rob black joining us to help us understand what we're seeing. looks like the markets are are positive, at least at the moment. rob. >> yes. so at a slightly down week last week after hitting record highs on a regular basis monday starting with a massive selloff tuesday. big rebound today we're getting everything we lost on monday. back. so it's a buy on the dip in talent. earnings have been pretty strong across the board across many different types of sectors coca-cola and johnson and johnson are 2 of the big one isn't coming to mind today. interesting to google is introducing him at a future maps that if you drive the subway. or bart