please update us on the status of the valencia protected bike lane. secondly, i would kindly challenge director yekutiel to read helmet use around the world. when a driver crashes the body of a person who is riding a bike or a scooter, a helmet will not save their life. however, physically protected bike lanes, such as on valencia, will prevent that driver from impacting that person's body and will protect riders. thanks for listening and please update us on the status of the valencia protected bike lane. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> next speaker? >> can you hear me now? >> yes, we can, mr. pillpel. >> david pillpel again. so i wish that when you make a special presentation like earlier, that you might have two opportunities for public comment specifically on the special presentation with the recipients still present, and then a second opportunity later on all other items. i have nothing on the later items, but i did have some comments on the special presentation, and i wish the recipients were

please update us on the status of the valencia protected bike lane.dly, i would kindly challenge director yekutiel to read helmet use around the world. when a driver crashes the body of a person who is riding a bike or a scooter, a helmet will not save their life. however, physically protected bike lanes, such as on valencia, will prevent that driver from impacting that person's body and will protect riders. thanks for listening and please update us on the status of the valencia protected bike lane. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> next speaker? >> can you hear me now? >> yes, we can, mr. pillpel. >> david pillpel again. so i wish that when you make a special presentation like earlier, that you might have two opportunities for public comment specifically on the special presentation with the recipients still present, and then a second opportunity later on all other items. i have nothing on the later items, but i did have some comments on the special presentation, and i wish the recipients were still

i don't know if i've never quite seen yeah, right there valencia scores and they win the match three nil that is the sporting life have a great weekend guys andre heather back to you you to mark thanks so much for joining us tonight for one. we'll see you back here on monday have good night for one. the news night for one. the news continues at seven am i just caught a glimpse of our pilot, and he looks exactly like sully. i-i think it is sully. i think that's a woman. -no, it's a -- -yeah. oh, i know what you're doing. you're testing the limits of my feminism. (chuckles) i will have you know that i am perfectly fine putting my life in the hands of a female pilot. male voice: hi, folks. this is your captain. -oh, thank god. -mm-hmm. our flight time to turks and caicos is six hours, 24 minutes. flight attendants, prepare for takeoff. all right. (giggles) time to take that special flying medicine ronaldo gave us. yes, what does "cuidado" mean? i think it means "sleep tight"? -i don't know. -oh, well, cheers! -cuidado. -(chuckles) -mm. -okay. (plane engine running) -(engine stopping) -w

i have a wedding planned in valencia, spain for october 1.ink i will have difficulties timothy: with the new delta variant, it's been on a lot of people minds what will happen going forward. here is what we learned recently. we just surveyed our couples. 96% of them are still not ready to make any changes to their wedding dates at the moment. clearly, there is concern, and that is coming in the form of travel restrictions, guest size restrictions on events, but we are hearing a majority are not planning on making any changes unless local, state, federal regulations come into place. amanda: that is obviously great news for you, tim, matt and his future wife. we are hearing jen psaki saying u.s. travel restrictions will stay in place. delta is the issue. we have also seen a shift around the thinking of weddings, the size of them, how many should be in attendance. does that affect our business model going forward? timothy: what we learned in 2020, it was a real shock to the global industry as a whole. we have properties in 16 different companies

nick valencia has the latest on vaccination efforts across the country. >> reporter: a major milestone the country, with half the total u.s. population fully vaccinated. but the grim count of covid deaths is rising fast. a 52% increase over last week's seven-day average. florida reported more covid-19 cases over the past week, than any other seven-day period during the pandemic. data published friday by the state health department reported 134506 new covid-19 cases over the past week for the average of 19,215 cases each day. unvaccinated virginia man reminded people to get the shot before it's too late. >> -- so far that i made the mistake to be make which is not to get vaccinated. i can do better as a parent, as a human. and i hope to god everybody else can, too. >> reporter: the gulf coast region has particularly suffered. mississippi's top health official giving a dire warning. >> as everyone is wear, we have an phenomenal increase in the number of daily cases with covid this is entirely applicable to the delta variant which is sweeping over mississippi like a tsunami. >> reporter:

nick valencia, cnn, humphreys county, tennessee. >>> henri has weakened to a tropical depression, but a threat to the northeastern u.s.. the storm has slowed significantly since making landfall early sunday. a flash flood watch is in effect until monday evening for parts of central new york and northeast pennsylvania. henri came ashore as a tropical storm along the coast of rhode island. meteorologist derek van dam is there tracking some of the developments. >> new england is in damage assessment mode with tropical storms passing across western rhode island. it made landfall in westerly, rhode island. this is the newport harbor. you can see occasionally we get tropical storm force gusts. the rain has come to an end and we were spared the worst that the tropical storm could have potentially brought to this region. but at the peak of tropical storm henri, there were numerous trees that fell across some of the coastal communities knocking out power. this is a state and a region that is very vulnerable to power outages, especially when tropical systems move through just like this. there w

nick valencia is in tennessee. it's ground zero and heart breaking.ven the surrounding areas were impacted by this. it was last night that we tried to get into where we are right now, and we came across roads that were impassable. washed out bridges. you can tell by the force, you know, the scenes left behind, the force the water came through. this brick housing complex lower income housing was -- we understand that residents tried to get to the top of the roofs but some people got swept away. i want to show you what caused really compounded the problem here. behind this housing complex, there's a creek that runs through this town of waverly. effec effectively, it acted by a levy. there's a bridge that acted a levy, a bridge that was dammed up by the debris. once that busted, it acted just as a tidal wave of water that came through town. the creek is a lot lower. it normally has water in it, but this was devastating. people's belongings are everywhere here. we've seen clothes in trees and a lot of family members coming here looking for their missing l

vanessa valencia dice: } " pensando en los soldados y el sufrimiento de sus madres, no, no fue apresurado muchÍsima lluvia mientras sus restos seguirÁn hacia el norte. carolina: y la tormenta tropical grace hoy sale de haitÍ donde las lluvias han dejado acumulados entre cinco y 10 pulgadas. borja: y en relaciÓn al terremoto de haitÍ, estados unidos estÁ enviando ayuda con equipos, con helicÓpteros y mÁs de 34,000 libras en materiales, pero se necesita mucho mÁs porque los daÑos en las infraestructuras y la tormenta tropical complican aÚn mÁs las tareas de rescatede las que ya se superaron 4000 vÍctimas mortales. las autoridades confirman que una persona perdiÓ la vida durante la explosiÓn de gas. en el accidente que segÚn parece, hubo 22 heridos de los cuales seis han sido llevados al hospital. carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con ivÁn macÍas quien ha seguido paso a paso la tragedia. ivan: muchas gracias, buenos dÍas. detrÁs de mÍ se encuentran los habitantes de ese edificio, quienes regresan con estas maletas a tratar de recuperar lo que puedan de sus pertenencias. las imÁgenes de mi com

, hoy el abogado, aunque no esté involucrado dijo que sabe lo que le puede esperarse a guadalupe valenciaarla por cooperar con el gobierno >>> se reitero que la patrona puso sucooperación por eso le dieron una mínima sentencia decías y le cuenta en el tiempo desde que fue detenido en méxico, guadalupe será puesto en libertad en 2026 y sus hijos que están en corte tendrán la oportunidad de visitar sus años dorados, por su parte el exagente, segura que tuvieron un mensaje contundente >>> el gobierno ha cruzado la frontera llevó al usted la justicia por toneladas hace veneno y mataras nuestros hijos >>> fernández para el s.c. puesto en libertad tiene que esta en supervisión, el gobierno mexicano dijo que no quiere comentar de la sentencia >>> familia argentina que lleva 16 años viajando eso 1005 dejaron su país en busca de aventura desde entonces tuvieron que en un camión piojo apodado el bicho, la libertad es lo que los impulsa en el camino se le sumaron más, es su perra que anotaron >>> es un día diferente, siempre estamos en casa >>> la familia está en méxico desde hace cinco años, sobrev

nick valencia, cnn, new orleans. >> let's talk about this.rician and former president of the american academy of pediatrics. so good to see you, doctor. >> thank you for having me to talk about this important topic. >> it is important. i wonder what are your thoughts, what's going through the minds of anyone that objects to mask wearing for young people, especially when you look at the pictures of young people who are suffering who are fighting covid. >> this is not last year's covid. this is worse. our children are the ones that will be effected by it. what american academy of pediatrics said all along, we need layers of protection, especially as they go back to school. we want them in school, we have to have good hand washing, physical distancing and mask wearing to keep our children safe. >> we have seen the devastating effects of delta variant in chairman. what role are you playing to help convey importance of mask wearing, then you have parents, adults saying they object to kids wearing masks in school for a litany of reasons. >> we're j

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. >> our nick valencia tonight on the fallout from the border surge. >> we are facing a serious challengeenges of course made more acute and more difficult because of the covid-19 pandemic. >> reporter: a surge in migrant traffic unseen in over two decades. an unprecedented number of migrants are escaping worsening conditions in their home countries, braving the summit of the sweltering summer heat. global temperatures in july the hottest on record. last month alone over 212,000 apprehensions were made along the border during a time of the year when numbers historically drop. the astronomical numbers were helped by repeat offenders. an estimated 27% of july crossings were made by those who tried and failed to cross in the last year due to a trump era policy that allowed authorities to turn migrants away at the border. warning they'll be denied entry or excelled not enough to deter those seeking refuge. >> it is critical that intending migrants understand clearly that they will be turned back if they enter the united states illegally and do not have a basis for relief under our laws. >> re

nick valencia spoke to her son. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: this terrifying video might have been the last thing linda bryant filmed before she died. you could hear the fear in her voice. >> well, if anyone seen me on facebook live, we're being flooded right now. in waverly. this is varry. >> reporter: her son wished he had more time. >> i screamed for my mom a couple times but i didn't see her. and i just knew i had to fight for myself. >> reporter: the 55-year-old was among 18 people who died after unprecedented flash floods in this rural county of tennessee where rico was raised. as the water started to rise, he drove to his childhood moem looking for his mom. there he found jeff, a man he never met but had a boat. together they jumped in and started pulling people out of the water. >> i know we helped people. and to hear them scared and in fear for their lives, i think we helped get them to safety. >> you heard those screams of december per december ter race. >> yeah, hoping that you could actually get to them

cnn's nick valencia is in mcallen, texas, with more. >> we are facing a serious challenge at our southernallenge is of course made more acute and more difficult because of the covid-19 pandemic. >> reporter: a surge in migrant traffic unseen in over two decades. an unprecedented number of migrants are escaping worsening conditions in their home countries, braving the summit of the sweltering summer heat. global temperatures in july, the hottest on record. last month alone, over 212,000 apprehensions were made along the border during a time of the year when numbers historically drop. the astronomical numbers were helped by repeat offenders. an estimated 27% of july crossings were made by those who tried and failed to cross in the last year, due to a trump era policy that allowed authorities to turn migrants away at the border. pleas from the homeland security secretary to migrants, warning that they will be expelled not enough to deter those seeking refuge. >> it is critical that migrants understand clearly that they will be turned back if they enter the united states illegally and do not

nick valencia has our report. all >> reporter: when you think of people infected with covid-19, think of nelson, a 17-year-old with down syndrome has been in the pediatric icu at the children's hospital of new orleans for a week. every breath he takes is a struggle. hard to breathe? is that oxygen helping you? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: a little more than a week ago, nelson's parents knew something was wrong when he stopped eating. his mother says things got so bad, they thought he was about to die. when they brought him into the hospital, he was immediately placed in the icu. his parents say he has since lost 20 pounds. >> he was very sick. >> yeah, he was vomiting. he vomited a lot. he was sweating more. >> oh, yeah. >> he expressed his discomfort more. just knew it. >> reporter: it has been a widely held belief that it virus doesn't get kids as sick as adults, but with the emergence of delta variant, that may be changing. >> the icu is being paed here with covid patients. this small girl behind me isn't even two y

at the same time republican leaders from across the state held a special convention in valencia. the recall ballot is jam-packed with more than 40 names. the republican assembly debated about endorsing a candidate. tomorrow, face the nation will release those results and you can watch at which this sunday at 8:30 am. >> >> sounds that haven't been heard in low vi stadium in more than a year. fans returning in person for the niners' preseason opener. >> it wasn't the usual fan experience. how officials worked to keep everyone safe today. >> reporter: covid-19 definitely changed up the safety playbook here at levi stadium. but for the most part today, fans were thrilled to get to see the niners play in perso >> reporter: the 49ers were back on the field saturday night, playing in front of fans at levi stadium for the first time in a long time. naturally. fans were excited to be back. due to the pandemic, levi stadium made a few changes. fans scanned themselves into the park grounds with digital tickets. >> everything is easy. it's been super easy. >> reporter: levi stum did require

>> vick valencia in atlanta, thank you so much. >>> dr.eke emanuel is the vice provost of global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania and was a health policy advisor in the obama administration. he's one of the architects of the affordable care act. he's also the author of the book "which one has the world's best healthcare." i thank you, dr. zeke emanuel, for being with us. i want to start with one of the considerations. preliminary discussions, we should say that, inside the administration about potentially leveraging federal funding to get people, especially, namely at nursing homes to get vaccinated. the employees there. do you think that's a good idea for this administration to pursue in? >> well, that's a political question. i think from a health standpoint, getting nursing home staff, which run about 60% vaccinated, fully vaccinated is the best way to prevent outbreaks that we've seen happening in long-term care facilities, nursing homes, and other rehabilitation hospitals. so, i do think it's urgent, and you know, just las

cnn's nikck valencia is live ths morning.tudents but also parents, are they welcoming this step? >> reporter: well, you mentioned that political divide, jim, and it's really illuminating to see depending whether or not a county is conservative or more liberal like here in fulton county. the approach to what that means to reopen schools safely. here in the atlanta public school district, we're seeing the mask mandate go into effect and even parents that i've spoken to, children hearsay if they weren't required to wear masks, they'd be more inclined to have their students and children show up on the first day of school wearing masks. here in atlanta public school district, they will not have the choils of whether or not to wear masks. they will be required to do that. there will also be surveillance testing on a weekly basis, giving staff and students the opportunity to get tested. and there is going to be a big vaccine push because despite this being a democratic area, of those students eligible for the vaccine, just 18% of st

gino valencia had, what, 23, 28 victories in world war ii and he was ready to rest a little bit. but his enthusiasm carried over to five or six of us that checked in to that squadron as ensigns and it was -- it was good. i went on from that squadron, we had probably 1,500 hours more than any of our contemporaries because the abundance of flying that we had in those days. and the only way you really get good in tactical aviation is to fly a lot. you got to love it. it isn't airline flying. it's combat flying. and you got to set your mind to it. that's my background. that's how i got. i went on from there and dr. larry knows we've had some time together and he knows a good bit of it. so, he wants to ask some questions and then we'll go to questions from the audience. >> all right. so, as you can see, i've got a stack here, probably more than i need. we'll see how it goes. so, i do actually want to back up a little bit. is there anything in your background that led you to join the navy in the first place? is it something you always wanted to do, or was it something you just kind of

and mentor number three, begino valencia. howard adey. he found the japanese at the middle of mid-way. he was flying a patrol plane. but we were surrounded by great talent from world war ii in that first fighter squadron. we had 6 e airplanes where four different kinds. . the old guys said we done it, we want to stay home take care of mama and the kids. and they did. they encouraged us to fly. and so i had all the flight time -- this is a key point of where you are today in america. we had all the flight time that we could handle as young pilots. that's not true today. i'll talk more about it when we get later on. but success from that day on, mentoring is the reason. i don't think intuitively i ever knew what ultimately i was capable of doing. i think it was being exposed to great americans. geno valencia had 23, 28 victories in world war ii. and he was ready to rest a little bit. but his enthusiasm carried over to five or six of us that checked in at that squadron. and it was -- it was good. i went on from that squadron. we had probably

. >> cnn's nick valencia joins me from a reunification center.hat have you seen on the ground there? >> reporter: well, this storm is called catastrophic, devastating event. we saw glimpses of that as we try to work our way into the hardest hit area. there were washed out roads and a bridge washed out on our way there which is why we couldn't get to the center. we got to a reunification center where we joined christi brown. she's part of the department of education helping with donations. you lived through this this weekend, tell us what it was like. >> terrifying. devastating. many of our close friends and family, students have been impacted. they lost everything. many have lost their lives. we're still looking for a lot of them trying to account for them. so it's just been an unbelievable event. >> it's been personal for you. you said that you actually know somebody or know people that are part of the missing. >> yes. >> is that right? >> well, working for the department of education, overcouovf course, i know a lot of the families and students

nick valencia, thank you. >>> joining me live to discuss dr. peter hote zoo, co-director of the director of vaccines at texas children's hospital. the biden administration is wants to highlight vaccines requirements. do you think these requirements are behind the spike in vaccinations we're seeing? >> i think it's probably a mixture of what we're seeing, yes. some mandates, particularly now that there's advanced notice that pfizer/biontech vaccine may be approved sooner rather than later. they may be buoyed by that but here in the south they are suddenly realizing that this delta thing is real. with all of the hospitalizations, especially young people, you know, it's getting to the point where many, many people here in the south actually know someone who is being hospitalized, and it's scary, and so i think you're starting to see a bit of an autocorrection. you know, it's not ideal having to do this now during the surge because it takes time to fully vaccinate people, but better late than never. >> they are seeing firsthand the reality of what

cnn's nick valencia is live in atlanta. nick?n many parts of the country. atlanta public schools, today is is the big day for an estimated 50,000 students in this school district, many of whom haven't been back in the classroom since before the pandemic. there is a notable amount of anxiety and apprehension among the parents according to the superintendent here. if only because there's growing concern of the delta variant, which is why students and staff will be mandated to wear masks in indoor settings here, especially one of the schools behind me. we're focusing on atlanta public schools. there's been a varying approach to what it means to reopen safely. while there will be surveillance testing here every week and also a push for vaccinations, other school districts in the more rural parts of the state have not required mask mandates. some parents like that. they think that that requires or that's a requirement of masks is unnecessary and they want their children the freedom to express themselves, even if that comes at the risk

cnn's nick valencia on the scene in waverly where those floods hit.still have a couple dozen people still missing. what's the latest? >> reporter: you know, it is devastating. and the search and recovery effort here is methodical, it's deliberate and seen local residents chip in -- a shed turned over and here in this creek, it's people's belongings, pieces of wood, pieces of the surrounding structures in the area. you see a cooler. for some of these residents who were lucky enough to get out alive in time, it's the first time they're assessing the damage these men came here to see this boat here that ended up from two miles away, two miles away, in this creek and of course the focus right now is on trying to find those who are still missing. hey, mike. you want to come over here, we're live on cnn. mike's niece, lily bryant, 15 years old, last seen in this area. she thought by coming here, according to her family, she would get to higher ground, but she hasn't been seen since, since being swept under that water. you came from illinois. >> yes. >> tell

i'm so happy they're safe, nick valencia.ews are working around the clock to restore power to thousands in the northeast as what is now tropical depression henri dumps heavy rain on the region. 49 million people remain under flash flood alerts. cnn's derek van dam is in rhode island. in the end, what areas are going to feel the worst of this? >> reporter: well, we're talking about the potential of flooding today across portions of long island into connecticut, rhode island, and even into western massachusetts as well. it's just incredible to think that we're talking about flood potentials. would disasters that have taken place in different parts of our country, one in tennessee and here across new england. when the history books are all said and done, they're all written from tropical storm henri, it won't be the storm surge, the wind, but it will be this flood -- the flooding that took place. i want to show you what happened in middleton, new jersey. this was an area hit particularly hard at the onset of henri's arrival. the

. >> c's nick valencia has the latest on america's fight against this virus including arkansas's mandates reporter: parts of the united states are going back to school amid a staggerinnumber of new fections. thu.s. looks poised to cro an ave of 100,000 new coronavirus cases per day again, a 48% increase from last week. hospitalizations are up, too, with florida and texas leading the way, accounting for about one-third of the surge in case numbers. >> driven by the more transmissible delta variant, cases are continuing to rise. these cases are concentrated in communities with low vaccination rates. >> reporter: in arkansas where vaccination rates are lagging behind, the legislature met for a special session to debate whether to revise its law-banning mask requirements in schools and other public places amid growing concern of the highly infectious delta variant. as of thursday, there were just 25 icu beds available in the state. me nearby mississippi has been ravaged with overall rates ticking up across the deep south. about 95% of americans live in a county where the cdc recommends maskin

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the salon that gave her the new do is on valencia street. looks beautiful. >> i wonder what they could do for me? >> left. >> it would been nothing. ♪ ♪ ♪ . captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight, u.s. troops back to afghanistan.alan advancd security crumbling, the president sends thousands of troops to afghanistan to move personnel out of the u.s. embassy. >> this is not abandonment. this is not an evacuation. this is not the wholesale withdrawal. >> garrett: can the u.s. embassy stay open? how long can the afghan government hold on? covid summer surge. u.s. cases are now increasing faster than anywhere else in the world. medical staffs, exhausted and frustrated. >> it's just people dying who don't need to die. >> garrett: hundreds of students quarantined just days into the school year. life-threatening heat. 150 million americans under heat alerts. a high school football player collapses and di i

apartment building has collapsed in spain trapping at least two people in the town of peniscola, near valenciacate one of the people trapped in the rubble who was still conscious and able to communicate with the rescuers. engineers are still investigating the cause of the collapse. the greek prime minister says a string of devastating wildfires this summer has underlined the need for radical shifts in behaviour to tackle global warming. fires have torn through several mediterranean countries — including greece, turkey, spain and italy — and russia has been battling its own record—breaking fire season. courtney bembridge reports. this was the scene facing firefighters in central russia. a wall of flames which had them quickly surrounded. translation: the flames were rising up to 30 or 40 metres and it was absolutely horrible. the wind was pushing, blazing pieces of wood were flying around. just 100—150 metres away. it was a storm of a fire. a storm of ashes and smoke. this is russia's second worst fire season since the turn of the century. fuelled by extreme heat, they've burned through more th

. >> reporter: deputy laura valencia is with the constable's office. >> you don't have the original keyeporter: we followed her and her team on several evictions. despite a federal ban, evictions have continued here, but there are fewer constables to do the job. there have been over 18,000 evictions filed in bear county since the start of the pandemic. they expect that number to increase by three to five times once the c.d.c. ban is lifted in october. does it still get tough emotionally for you to have to go and do this?otiona >> the tough part is just seeing the families that you have to tell them, you know, we've given you the 24 hours to vacate already. evictholle has sixmedindin o children. they were evicted two weeks after michelle gave birth to baby ozzie. what was going through your mind? >> i was scared. i was crying constantly. >> reporter: josh lost his construction job due to the pandemic. he was making $18 an hour. >> i'm barely managing to get back on my feet. >> reporter: they have been living at this salvation army emergency shelter for the past month. >> whatever the cau

pardon the missile alger 0 valencia her with their position. many farms in garza were destroyed during the recent 11th. a war with israel. the cost is estimated more than $200000000.00 and it's led to job losses and it's pushing up food prices. you know, side reports, not from god. as he inspects what's left of his life project up the lab, halima finds himself speechless. this was the hydroponics form built by his family who's worked in agriculture, hearing gaza for 25 years. it allowed them to grow everything from seeds, fruits and vegetables, even when they were not in season. it was all but destroyed during israel's latest bombing, nearly 3 months ago. so had the importance of this project lies in providing food in the off season, increasing production. this project supports while family including mine. these families have now lost their livelihood after the bombing of the farm. upper harley mas projects which coast approximately $120000.00 to build, covers an area of 3700 square meters. it provides agriculture, dennis t and a crop p l that

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except check this out toward valencia. we've got some pulses of heavy rain look into pick up. we'll call it 30 millimeters of rain within a single hour. temperature is above average in turkey. cloudy for is stumble, but the sun will dominate, and over the next 3 days and it's stumble, you may catch a thunderstorm on monday, but your temperature is well above that september average. now could do is for beneath picking up more range for the north of the country and we have seen flooding right across the country, but that rain backs off as we head toward sunday heavy as falls reserved for nigeria as we heads were.

except check this out towards valencia. we've got some pulses of heavy rain looking to pick up. we'll call it 30 millimeters of rain within a single hour. temperature is above average in turkey. cloudy for is stumble, but the sun will dominate. and over the next 3 days, and it's stumble, you may catch a thunderstorm on monday, but your temperature is well above that september average. now could do is for beneath picking up more range for the north of the country. and we have seen flooding right across the country, but that rain backs off as we hit toward sunday heavy as falls reserved for nigeria as we heads were the ivory coast and guinea on sunday. that sure weather season the when freedom of the press is under threat in oh, you just cause thought genuinely about your thought toward the bacon government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here some of the court to shift the focus. the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered for listening post on just a

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well, there's san valencia and i've got a son about what the future holds for the nation. the taliban says the government will be announced in the coming days that here it is a story the day we proud to have reached this day. we congratulate the people, the arabs and all muslims. we are finding, gain, our freedom and independence. the future will be bright and we will have peace and stability as the government will take shape in the coming few days. is too early to speak about who will be part of it, but we have covered about 90 to 95 percent and will announce the final outcome in the coming days. that's been in fulton barracks. he's the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the high institutes. johnson skype form, doha. good to have you back with us again. i just start late from the colleges that the taliban face and the in the future. where do you think this goes from here? well, i think the immediate challenge facing them is now to continue to secure the capital and to ensure stability across the country. as you know, there are enormous challen

so for this one we go near the valencia area and we know over the weekend, the mercury in spain hit over 47 degrees. now the good news is, temperatures are starting to come down a bit here. so 44 in cordova on monday. but you know, one area where we are starting to dial up the heat again is through the bulk ins, we have red weather alerts for croatia hungry and into serbia just because of how high temperatures here will be off to the mediterranean. and there is some good news to share through the black sea region of turkey starting to dry out. but still for the northeast, we are still seen a few pockets of rain on monday, but not falling at the same intensity over the last few days. okay, for the northwest of europe. we've got this weather maker pretty much parked over scandinavia, slinging white and windy weather. esther damn. you could see your windows about 55 kilometers per hour. and we've got some storms lighting up through southern areas of germany across the elves. on monday, next we'll go to africa will and this weather broadcast. there storm clouds gathering the south west of ba

to cover up the truth, valencia's new prime minister has been sworn in ismael, sorry your call was formally appointed on friday, as molly, as he has 9th prime minister. after the resignation of me at india seen, he will be malicious, the new premier, and less than 4 years before the defense minister will tackle the administration's widely criticized pandemic response. australia's corona virus outbreak is showing no signs of slowing down with a new daily record of nearly 900 cases, restrictions to stop the spread of the more infectious delta variance have been met by protest. police broke up an anti locked on demonstration, and sidney. the health minister called the rallies, selfish people to be considerate of the wider community. india has approved what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine against corona virus. maxine may cook castilla health care claims the job has a 67 percent efficacy rate and preventing cooper, $900.00 symptoms. it will be administered in 3 doses without a needle for people over the age of 12. previous dna. vaccines have worked well in animals, but not in human beings

and that's cause flash flooding in parts of valencia . now, one of the provinces there recorded record rainfall for august on sunday with 150 millimeters falling in 24 hours. now one tuesday, the rain dust continued is going to be rather widespread by the time we get to wednesday with some of the heaviest showers affecting madrid. you're going to see things cool down the temperature is going to dip down as the rain kicks and by the time we get to thursday. now elsewhere, we still got wet and windy weather clinging on to the east. that thanks to those slow moving weather systems. they're going to raise some very heavy rains to southern parts of germany and poland, where we have got red alert south. and as we go into, wouldn't say they're going to push out towards the east. so wet weather for the baltics and western parts of russia. further north, though it is looking fine and dry for much of scandinavia with some showers in the north of norway and from britain an island. we've got plenty of cloud with drizzle coming through, but there is s

pardon him at the, i'll just the ra valencia her with their position. ah, this is all, these are the top stories. president joe biden says his forces could stay on an janice town until all american citizens out that have been chaotic scenes that couple airports with atkins desperately trying to leave off to the taliban. seized the capital shot balance is in couple with more than those trying to resist taliban rules. well, those parties yesterday wilson justin jalal about those. a few other provinces was focused mainly on the flag. the fact that taliban had taken down the flag. usually i've been here and independent states before and the flag is everywhere. so you're not seeing that so much now. but that yesterday was mainly focused on the flag. we do understand it is somewhat of a resistance movement building in the province of pan share, which is a very anti taliban stronghold, a few hours north of cobble that's being made by armored masoud, the son of a charm. a 3rd who is a big anti caliban leader. about 20 years ago. 2200 people are known to have di

i'll just the ra valencia, her with the dish, record, heat waves and droughts of small fires across italy. this summer. a local pharmacy association says agriculture is at risk and climate change is making things worth many. trying to adapt quickly to the severe weather. adam rating reports from tuscany, medical rattling negroes, an unusual crop for a tuscan farmer, peanuts. when fellow farmers asked him why he plowed under sunflowers to grow plant more common to parts of africa, the u. s. south. he tells them the choice was clear. it is bad to our when can the find more of your see cool compared to 20 years ago? this area has gotten dryer and hotter. steven tando climate has become ideal subpoena. they thrive in dry, sandy soil, cool. magdalana. we have to follow nature. we can't force our will on the right. yes, rock. we'll look into these, you know, according to a new report, one fit the video is at risk of dessert. if occasion, farmers from the alps in the north to sicily in the south are adapting to climate change. and those who manage water resources are having to adapt to like this

we've got some heavy falls, mostly smooth sailing across siberia except check this out toward valencia. we've got some pulses of heavy rain looking to pick up. we'll call it 30 millimeters of rain within a single hour. temperature is above average in turkey, cloudy for it's stumble, but the sun will dominate. and over the next 3 days and it's stumble, you may catch a thunder storm on monday, but your temperature is well above that september average. now could do is for beneath picking up more range for the north of the country and we have seen flooding right across the country. but that rain backs off as we hit towards sunday heavy as falls reserved for nigeria as we headed toward the ivory coast and guinea on sunday. that sure weather season. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. talk to al jazeera, we get what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing otherwise we listen. we were never on. 3 whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that imag

degrees. temperatures now for freely should be across iberia, $37.00 degrees for cordova, 30 in valencia, and temperature is also at the average mark across the mediterranean. in fact, a bit below on talia 33. you should be about 35, talking about a lot of what weather for western africa. we've got some storms for northern toko into gone out and look at this for western sections of molly bama co, a high 28 degrees with thunderstorms. and now you're up to date with the weather. the news more than 10 years after the global financial crisis, you've taken home more than $480000000.00. your company's now bankrupt our economies in the state of crisis. i have a very casey question. is there a 1000000 lost at home the us held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not pay any price for it. thank you lloyd. the man who still worked on al jazeera i will just 0 when you.

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pardon him at the, i'll just the ra valencia her with the dish. that of course you can find out more and all the stories are recovering. maybe 3 of the taliban, an independent say that it's going to stand on all what i want to know is there with lisa hill rahman and joe hall. reminder of all top news stories, at least 2 people have been killed in the city of a son. a rally was being held marking countries independence. they clear the desk for some peace or by canada and find that opening fire over at campbell adult children have been hoisted above, crowns, as people tried to escape.