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deeply and as making young people say, this delta varian is going to affect us all very differently. we all need protection for ourselves because more of our age group will become severely. and most importantly, because when you get vaccinated, you spread it and when you spread it last you in the search. so dr. often the variance or the variance are happening because it keeps mutating because people are not vaccinated. is that right or my oversimplifying? know you're stating it correctly, you know, as big as a virus transmits from one person to another. there's an opportunity for it to mutate and that's what we're seeing with this delta barry. and it's, you know, some mutations that have caused it to be more contagious. and impact younger people differently. i think the physician in the video said it very nicely that and i've been saying this from the beginning, but i can't, we can't predict a healthcare providers who is going to get really sick from this virus. we can guess based on your cobra abilities, but i can't tell you why a 35 year old ends up on a ventilator and a 90 year ol

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200000000 cases, the curve of 19 worldwide governments about going to fight fresh wave of the virus a new varian. there has been a 3rd and the number of people working vaccination appointment from the human coast to political and economic pool out. i'll just bring to the latest on the pandemic. this will have vaccinated more than 1100 people here, all of them migrant farm workers. people on home testing because they think that there is a risk to democracy. special coverage, and i'll just sarah. oh, i'm hello my, he's in a doha, with the headlines on al jazeera. i'm speaking from the united arab emirates, ganna sons, former president. connie has defended his decision to leave campbell. he says he left to avoid violence and denies rumors that he fled with suitcases full of cash. the u. e. 's says he's been taken in with his family on humanitarian grounds. the report is taliban fighters.

it is fueled by the belt delta varian. an official announcement is expected as early as this week. >>> more bay area leaders are pushing for mandatory vaccinations. this morning, the sonoma county board of supervisors will review a policy that would require all county employees to show proof of vaccination, or undergo weekly covid testing. walnut creek is now requiring all of its employees, contractors and volunteers to get vaccinated. the mayor says, those that do not comply with the order could eventually face termination. he is hoping other mayors follow suit with vaccine mandates of their own. he is teaming up with antioch's mayor to make the push. we are expecting to hear from that at 11:00 this morning. >>> keep your mass candy if you plan to visit any national parks. all visitors, employees and contractors are now required to mask up. until further notice. park officials say the rule applies, even if you are fully vaccinated. >>> taking a live look at san francisco this morning as the delta varian spreads. the city

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so, vietnam, thailand, china, china, starting to get hit as hard by the delta varian as well. so whether or not they shut down, we already have supply chain issues. we've, we've been cataloging that over the past few months. so whether or not that happens, we'll see, and i want to quickly point to on top of all the inflation, the more supply chain issues. and this is pretty alarming. airports from nantucket to california suffer jet fuel shortages. so this is largely to do with the shortage of drivers for is there's no shortage of actual jet fuel. there's a shortage of drivers to deliver the jet fuel to the airport for a variety of reasons, whether it's from the stimulus checks. it's also because of the new regulations that came in, whereby if you had ever been charged with drunk driving or a possession of any drug, you are not allowed to drive that knocked off tens of thousands of, of drivers, of able to drive the specialized tankers to deliver fuel, right? well, big thing for 24 months, we mentioned at the top of the air was the globalization due to supply chain interruptions

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this is an effort to help control the spread delta varian average number of cases to 230 per day. >>> we continue to follow developing news out of afghanistan where we're learning more about how many americans are still. in country. national security and defense officials say as many as 15,000 americans remain in that embattled country. the biden administration says getting them out quickly is top priority. so far 1100 u.s. citizens and their families have been flown out on 13 flights. critics slamming the administration for a lack of preparedness. >> the taliban have inform us they are prepared to provide safe passage of civilians to the airport and we intend to hold them tom commitment. >> it has been impotent and incompetent and a strategic catastrophe for america. >> the administration says some state-of-the-art american military equipment including black hawk helicopters have fallen into the hands have to taliban. for the first time since kabul fell, president biden spoke with british prime minister boris johnson and agreed to meet next week g-7 leaders on a strategy moving forwa

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largest cities, melvin sidney and prison officials tried to stamp out an outbreak of the delta her varian. i know the all of us victorians are fed up, we're tired. we've all had enough of these of these locked downs and the end of the restrictions that we're placing on our day to day life. but we know that it works. we've seen with a previous outbreak that we can get this to, we can get to grips of this very quickly if we continue to work together. in malaysia health official say the delta variant, which is much more transmissible, is now the dominant strain in the country. like wrapping up its vaccination campaign and locking down the country for more than 2 months. malaysia has seen a record high in the number of new infections and death. this week. the government's failure to prevent the spread of the virus has led to colds for the prime minister. we didn't. yes, in to resign. china to is trying to contain an outbreak of the delta variant. on wednesday it tightened overseas travel restrictions, what citizens, local governments have tested entire cities and locked down millions of peopl

and it's in response to a spike and covert cases them mainly planes on not delta varian. 247 deaths have been reported in the latest 24 hour period with more than 10 and a half 1000 new cases. that's the biggest single day jump. since april on a be low reports from manila, it is seen that filipinos had hoped, would not be repeated. but border controls are enforced for a 2nd time. little more than a year around the philippines, economic center in manila. and people are being told to stay home for at least 2 weeks. there is no country that address the surge without going through a rigorous law. and the problem with most of the other countries, particularly are named wars neighbors. if that's by the time that they locked down the numbers back to coven, 1900 cases have been on a steady rise in the country. with numbers on friday, with more than 10600. not seen since the 3rd wave of the virus in april. the government says impulsive, another hard lockdown on the philippines, capital metro. manila was a painful decision to make but unnecessary one in order to prevent an uncontrollable surge of

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so this pie cobit 19, particularly the delta varian, while thailand is now seeing an unprecedented number of daily new infection at the range of about $20000.00 class per day. today, it went beyond 21000 and the best today. for the 1st time above the number of the finger of 200 still, the demonstrator have decided that there will convert and they did. and they have refused to simply just go home without making the message clear. for the police, a lot of gas have been used, including rubber bullets as well as water can on lace the chemical that would cost your skins to irritate. so the police are using heavy tactics and one. on the other hand, a police wine has been burned down to late this afternoon. so that's the situation . and we do not expect the demonstration to cease in the foreseeable future. so this could become a weekly, thanks to this pie, the widespread outbreak of the delta barrier of cobra. indeed, and i suppose this is, it gives you an idea of the level of anger, of people out there that these, that there is no, no sign of these protests. bating, despite the, the pandemic go

>> the delta variant is by far the most contagious, most transmissible of all of these varian. it spreads more easily from one person to another. and part of that is because the levels of virus that people get in their airways, in their nose, in their throat, are so much higher than what we've seen with previous variants up until this time. >> the former cdc director, thomas frieden, says that the u.s. could soon see as many as 200,000 new cases each day. do you, dr. jha, agree with this assessment? >> yeah, so i do agree with the assessment that we could get to 200,000 infections a day. you know, the last time we got to numbers like that, we had 3,000 to 4,000 americans dying every day. i don't think we're going to hit those numbers ever again. and that's because most of the people who are the highest risk -- the elderly, the people with chronic diseases, most of them have gotten vaccinated. and so the vaccines are going to protect hospitalizations and deaths. i think we'll still have an enormous amount of suffering and death. i don't want to underplay that, but it won't be qu

we have enough fact seems that had and more are coming with the rapid sergeant cases of the delta varian, emergency services are overwhelmed. only 3 per cent of the country has been fully vaccinated out of a population of $165000000.00. i'm going to get a model which many movable areas, nice to believe, room as the vaccine can cause health problems and women might not be able to bear children. thankfully, they've been dispelled government and health experts here are hoping a new lockdown. and in our effort to get people vaccinated, pair bonded with that from a major health disaster turn good child re, i'll just talk about them. libya have entered another full lockdown in an attempt to cut the spread of current of virus. the capital tripoli is one of several areas now under the restrictions is the 3rd time such measures have been imposed, the government has received another 2000000 doses of china's sign a fall back seen to speed up. it's not the relation campaign. i like trina has more from miss roger. i can tell you many here are really happy with, with this order for the complete lockdo

the use of the coronavirus vaccine for children under the age of 12 to protect against the delta varian. julie emma gaza reporting live for us tonight in palo alto. thanks sama. well today was the much anticipated first day of school in oakland. it was the first time in a year and a half the students received full in person instruction with their classmates, mass are mandatory. but covid vaccines are not though they are encouraged for those eligible schools are also focusing on mental health and well being of families. the district says there will be counselors available for students who need someone to talk to and the san jose unified school district is preparing to welcome back students next week on august 18th, the superintendent, says 90% of the district's employees are now vaccinated. employees have the option of being vaccinated or testing twice a week. right now, we are not requiring students to be vaccinated, but we are encouraging all students that are eligible to get the vaccine. we are continuing to promote back, see nations for our students. and it's really to keep everybody

and australia has struggled to contain a rising number of coven 19 infections blamed on the delta varian delayed. again, a landmark judgement from pollution in jakarta is put on hold for the 7th time class.

this is, of course occur, but an exponential outbreak of course 19 in particular the delta varian off the virus. now, this crowd that you see right behind me, they're waiting to receive financial assistance of $20.00 per individual affected by the lockdown or a maximum of $80.00 for each family. now this is happening just as the philippine economy is already recovering. the philippine government announced on tuesday that economic growth for the 2nd quarter of 2021 was at 11.8 percent. that is the best figure for the philippines. 1988. but analysts say it's not really what it seems because in fact the philippines had been in recession for 53 quarters. and so the 11.8 percent economic growth is coming from a very low beef of a 17 percent contraction from a year ago. you really just think of it, but actually if you look at the seasonally adjusted your move be ups and downs of t d b across the different quarters. the data actually showed that the economy contract from the 1st quarter of the sphere, what the countries chief economist a secretary called to argue this isn't just the low base

we'll get the latest on the delta varian driven search across asia. and we'll go to south dakota where there are a health concerns as hundreds of thousands of bikers gather the biggest motorcycle rally in the united states. ah, the who's, here's her weather report for the americas and we're going to start and south america. we're in the popular tourist region, crisco. we've got wildfire, bernie, more than 500 firefighters trying to tame the flames. and this is not threatening much to peach you at this time. now the other story across south america is it's called friends, south punch across southern areas of brazil. so we go in for a closer look. look at these temperatures, rio de janeiro, 24, just the other day. you were in the low thirties, we got to talk about this disturbance we have in the caribbean. see, moving through puerto rico now his spend your long. it's been fuel by warm sea surface temperatures. not a major rainmaker we'll expect about a 100 millimeters, maybe a 150 toward the topic. you know, for mexico, we've got subdued rain across the

zealand and australia struggled to contain a rising number of co, 9 pain infections blamed on the delta varian delayed. again, a landmark judgement from pollution in jakarta is put on hold for the 7th time class. i can't afford to live here. no boy struggling to make ends made the challenges facing millions of americans as inflation continues to ron. ah, thousands of people in afghanistan who are hoping to lay before an august 31st deadline being told not to go to the airport the us and some of its allies have warned of a possible i still attack u. k armed forces minister says this credible intelligence, an attack is imminent. estrella is also urging it citizens to stay away thousands of scrambling to get out of afghanistan before the end of the month when evacuations are expected to end. for me on netflix or live to charlotte balice, who's in cavil? hello there, charlotte. what's the latest on the growing security concerns around the capital sample? yeah, we're hearing more and more every day about growing security serious about the becoming increasingly dangerous. what heard about a threat a

the varian 90 percent of tokyo's, critical care beds are occupied. the country has expanded its state of emergency to 8 more prefix, or is making a 21 in total. that'll cover nearly half of all japan's prefix years. and despite restricting movement in vietnam's largest city hotel, men in july covered 1900 infections have continued to climb. soldiers have been deployed to enforce harsher curbs implemented this week. hope human has accounted for half a vietnam's total covered 1900 cases and about 80 percent of the depths on her visit to hanoi. on wednesday, us vice president common harris announced the united states will be donating $1000000.00 doses of the pfizer vaccine. only 1.8 percent of people in vietnam are fully vaccinated in taiwan this week, present sign when launched the role of a domestically developed cove at 1900 vaccine. she received her 1st dose of the medicine jap that was given emergency approval by regulators last month. it uses a piece of covered 19 to trigger the body into mounting an immune response. the move prophet strong opposi

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restrictions in parts of china to try to help the spread of an outbreak of the cove at 19 and delta varian. and about the russians who says hurling 15 tried to force her home from here, get to humanitarian visa from poland. ah, we begin in turkey where high winds in temperature is above 40 degrees celsius of fanning 7. wildfires along the mediterranean and age in coasts. at least 8 people have now died in the region which is a major tourist hotspot. russell sada is in the village in man nav, gas and has this report. the once peaceful village of clem, there is no burning rain that looks and says, here is his life to save his parents. he succeeded, but the family home was last bent within minutes. the flames surrounded the vintage and home. while i was trying to rescue my parish, i took my parents out for the speed of the fire, which so far, places came from all directions. i hesitated for 10 2nd, and then i was surrounded by fire. the house that i lifted my entire life turned to dawson's within 10 minutes. the 1st news of the wife fires came from me and i've got in the south in the province

when i talk to people who refused to get the vaccine, including a friend of mine who now has a delta varian, and now he wants to get vaccinated. you know, they can't provide the information, it's there, so misinform that said, let's real, real quick. let's shift to the break through so called breakthrough infections. we've been hearing a lot about this, 1st of all, what is this infection? and should those of us, like myself, my wife, my mother, who's 78 years old, who's visiting, you know, who's in miami right now with my wife helping to care for our 3 year old daughter? should we be concerned about the breakthrough infections and the delta various 135000 infections? 60000000. so accidents, you know, like, you know, the cdc nation major alondra and the government generally said on july it's like when the new delhi said that you say why you really know what those were back and they could transfer to virus and that they just couldn't. now we know that the viral load from those fascinated individuals are just as high it is that they are a threat to the man or people like your mom. you know, yo

mandatory wearing of mosques on july, the fast and welfare grow about the new, highly contagious delta varian sweden's chief epidemiologists argues that more data is needed before they move against new strains. it is difficult to say how contagious delta is asked when it comes to chicken pox. we have been able to follow that disease for several years. the effectiveness of delta seems to be very uneven . in some cases, one person effects a 100 people. then we have other occasions where an effective person does not affect anyone at all of the european countries on the us saw however, skeptical about that approach and maintaining restrictions due to the such off the delta stream. last week, america centers for disease control and prevention warned, there is an urgent need for both those unvaccinated unvaccinated to wear masks. while guests debated the conflict in global guidelines, tweeted didn't do any mask ban dates, and there's a lot of literature out there that shows that mass don't work. so if the w h wants to let us believe in mass that i would like to see the data that shows that makes a

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possibly more bill your lint or whether it will be toned down -- we are going -- by the time the next varian and spreads widely, we are going to have a very large majority of the country exposed for vaccinated. we already have 70% with at least one dose of adults. of about 90 to 10million people who are not vaccinated. a lot of them are going to be exposed. in a few months, we will have over 80% of the population either fully vaccinated or having been actually exposed. there will be more changes in the virus. the question is what direction it is going to go. we don't know. nobody can predict that. i am hoping that things will calm down in a more permanent way in a couple of months. again, we will have well over 80% of the population probably either vaccinated or naturally exposed. nermeen: on the basis of your research on these previous pandemics, john barry, can you talk about what you think needs to be done both within the u.s. but also globally in order to prevent the virus from mutating further and potentially, eventually entirely evading e vaccines? >> obviously, the only way you can pr

studies talking about moderna still effective at six months even against the delta varian. will be most likely not so much seeing waning antibodies. it will be people who are healthy, got vaccinate and still got, you know, severely ill and we're not seeing that yet. the vaccines still remain very effective. >> right. >> and just to dig a little bit deemer on what you were just noting there. there's this new study showing the delta variant has significantly impacted vaccine efficacy so i want to put these numbers into perspective a little bit more, sanjay. between january and july researchers found two doses of moderna's advantages own were 86% effective in preventing infections and two doses of pfizer's vaccine were 76% effective but by the end of july after the delta variant took hold the efficacy for moderna dropped to 76% and pfizer to 42%, so for those watching this right now who may have had the pfizer vaccine what, should they be thinking when they see those numbers? >> >> i'd be very careful interpreting these numbers. it's an early study and it hasn't even been peer

that's all we're hearing from health officials who say the delta varian is spreading to not just unvaccinated people but also a small percentage of vaccinated people as well. it's more contagious than other forms of the virus to a lot more influx of patients just as of monday. >> we have a 140 people hospitalized in contra, costa county, 42 of those are in the icu. and so those are serious numbers. health officials put the mask mandate in place requiring people to wear a mask indoors so that we can gain control over the increasing cases of covid and to avoid more restrictions in the future, including capacity limits and lockdowns but doesn't work at businesses are encouraging people not to mask up. there was a lot of comments on danville bull's facebook posts. i'm in favor. >> and some against it. i think that's up to them. and i just won't go there. it's pretty simple. i would feel safer if i was going next to somebody. wearing one. yes, wearing a mask. the contra costa county district attorney's office says that there's a county wide task force that enforces compliance and issues fines. so

when you talk about the spike in covid cases driven by the delta varian captain -- variant, you look at what companies are doing ahead of that, blackrock, amazon, wells fargo among the latest to push back their return to office date to october from september. now, let's focus on the job site that's targeted towards small and medium-sized businesses, zip recruiter. it's seen major growth not only in its stock price, up 29, almost 30% since the public debut in may, but also the number of jobs posted in july. so will the spike in cases deter future applicants from entering the work force? we're joined by cofounder and ceo, okay spiegel. -- ian spiegel. let me just go straight to this back to work debate may not be the right term, but the circumstance that we're in for some of these companies that had been saying, all right, labor day comes, we're heading back. now we're starting to see a lot of companies second guess that, right? you think we'll see even more of that in the coming weeks? >> 100%. without a doubt, there's going to be a pushback on the return to to work. that doesn't mean

we talk about vaccine diplomacy, one of our social media followers has this question for you -- it variansuch a big concern, doesn't it make sense to donate to our closest neighbors first and get a vaccinated buffer around us? a lot of viewers were worried about to ensure people -- our closest neighbors are bringing coveted across borders. >> that's a great question. the listener is inciting that our world data is pointing to the dire problem we face which is that watching an indefensible gap between assess and vaccination coverage levels that we see in the united states, canada, western europe, which is inching towards control, still not there. only 50% of americans are fully vaccinated and 85% of americans above a certain age are vaccinated. a grade -- a great achievement. the question around should we be attentive to what is happening in our neighborhood, of course we should and we are sharing vaccines with our central american neighbors. we struck a deal with canada and mexico for a sharing of doses and i think that was a signal that they are sensitive to what is happening in our hemi

vaccines still are effective against the delta varian whereabout and coronavirus. but don't believe, if you are unvaccinated, that you're safe is around vaccinated people. new data shows fully vaccinated people can spread the delta variant to others as readily as unvaccinated people. in fact, it gets down to the very basics. until america decides to make vaccination part of our survival, we will continue, sadly, to witness with infections, hospitalizations and deaths and, god forbid, more variants. leaders in both public and private sector are stepping up. we should too. people should be tested regularly if they insist on not being vaccinated. to show that they're not sick and not a danger to others. the covid vaccines are safe, free, readily available and almost miraculously effective, and they're way -- they are the way out of this pandemic. one more point about covid protection. many on the right spitting mad and filled with confusion about the cdc's new guidance urging people in can covid hot spots to wear masks indoors again even if you're vaccinated. they say

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