. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. >>> in moments president biden will speak from the white house about the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. cnn learned that the president will reiterate his commitment to end america's longest war after close to 20 years. officials say the withdrawal is more than 90% complete and will actually finish in late august ahead of the president's september 11th deadline. >> president biden is also expected to try to convey hope for afghanistan's future, but intelligence officials have warned that the oppressive taliban regime is likely to overtake the country within the year. cnna jeff zeleny joins us from the white house. jeff, the decision in afghanistan sounds very troubling. will president biden address all of that? >> reporter: alisyn and victor, we're told he will address the condition in afghanistan but will also address what he believes is no longer in the national security interest of the united states to remain engaged in the longest american war in afghan

. >> i'm victor blackwell.d to be with you. >>> the pandemic of the unvaccinated is prompting the white house to rethink its strategy on masks. the united states continues to see an increase in cases driven by the delta variant's unprecedented ability to spread. listen here to what the cdc director said about that. >> the delta variant is more aggressive and much more transmissible than previously circulating strains. it is one of the most infectious respiratory viruses we know of and that i have seen in my 20-year career. >> well, cdc advisers are meeting right now to determine if a booster shot might be needed for some immuno compromised people who received the j & j vaccine. they're also discussing one very rare side effect from the shot. let's turn to cnn's chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. we are seeing more places reinstate restrictions even for the doubly vaccinated, so what is the white house saying and considering doing? >> reporter: well, they're not saying much publicly except pointing

and it's not looking good for victor all by and, and his leading party. so that's why i'm trying now to approach several newspapers to try to show this suggestions that sound rather like demands for the european union. some outlets refused to run this ad on what grounds? that's right. several media organization says that that they don't want to give a platform to a politician that they say subverting human rights in press freedom. a belgian newspaper, for example, did not publish this ad and is that published a rainbow with their words and mr. all bon law should never distinguish love from love. so there are several newspapers who said that victor alba should not be given this platform. and this happened on a day that today, for example, him, he was placed also on a list by reporters with a board us as the only european leader joining several of the leaders. and that he is attacking the freedom of the press and also pressing on judges and on other several communications and media organizations. that is also why he's trying to push now and to say that this

victor and alisyn. >> it is sobering. the report. >> reporter: you're welcome. >>> let's discuss it further with dr. gloria rashard davis, a physician at the university of arkansas for medical size ens and the university's executive director of diversity, equity and inclusion. thank you for being with us. let's start here with arkansas. it is near the top of the list when it comes to new covid cases, near the bottom of the list when it comes to vaccinations. it is not the only state there in the south that's having some trouble, but others are doing better. it is a red state, but some red states are doing far better. what is happening in arkansas? >> so, first of all, victor, thanks for having me. i am leading our covid vaccine ambulatory center, and one of the things that we are doing in particular is we are keenly focused on communities of color. because if we look at our vaccination rates from the state perspective, we are doing pretty well in central arkansas and northwest arkansas, particularly in our majority commun

>> victor, exactly. that's right.hree neighboring areas are banning any spectators from their venues. it is still possible that some of the olympic events held in prefectures in other areas will still allow some spectators, but it's still unclear how many, and this comes as a big relief to much of the public here and public health experts who have been pushing for no spectators for quite some time. this is as covid-19 cases are surging yet again here in tokyo. the highest level in months. more cases driven by the delta variant, and a key concern, victor and allison, and the low vaccination rate here. just 15% of the japanese population has been fully vaccinated. and all of this of course is a major blow to olympic organizers and japan which has spent years, more than $15 billion planning for these games, has spent more than a billion dollars alone rebuilding that national stadium where the opening ceremony is going to be held. and it's just going to be extraordinary to see those stands nearly completely empty. but the

. >> i'm victor blackwell, good to be with you. we're starting with the delta variant. it is spreading quickly. there is an alarming increase in new covid cases. it's a sign of just how much of the country is heading in the wrong direction. the u.s. is averaging more than 19,000 new cases over the last 7 days. that's a 47% increase from the week before. and as cnn medical analyst says a third of those cases are coming from five hot spots, florida, louisiana, arkansas, missouri, and nevada. >> the people most at risk, obviously, are the unvaccinated. according to the cdc, unvaccinated americans made up more than 99% of u.s. covid deaths in june. so, later today, drug maker pfizer will brief government officials on why they think it's time for a vaccine booster shot. now, last week, pfizer said it was already seeing waning immunity in people who received its vaccine more than six months ago, but the fda and the cdc disagree. they say there's no evidence that boosters are needed yet. >> cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth coh

. >> and i'm victor oquendo. andrew is off. we begin with those severe storms spawning tornadoes in at least three states, ohio, new jersey and pennsylvania. >> a neighborhood outside philadelphia looked more like kansas after a tornado tore through the area. the twister trashed homes and businesses, knocked out power and forced people to find shelter. overnight a trio of tornadoes slamming pennsylvania leaving a devastating trail of destruction. >> i heard this loud bang in the middle of the parking lot. my mom got under the table, and i kind of just like held her in my arms. ca likys as dangerous ndswirled. a car al the entire roof peeled back as powerful winds stripped the building to the studs. >> oh, my gosh. they lost their whole entire insides. >> i've been doing this for 34 years. i never saw that kind of devastation, you know, from a storm. >> reporter: that twister, one of three reported in the area thursday. two others reported within minutes of each other. >> this is actually insane. >> reporter: at least five peopl

also, we will raise the question of the violation of the rights of victor battery. go to the committee. the human rights of the united nation approach. baked of every code is one of several bell russian figures you plan to stand against. alexander lucas shanker and ended up jailed or forced into exile include blogger saga, taken off ski, who was arrested 2 days after he noticed he would stand in the election. former bell russian ambassador, valerie, it's up kado tried to join last year's presidential race, but the electoral commission refused to register his candidacy. he left the country, fearing he would be jailed at his children. taken away, said lorna, take enough sky. took her husband's place in the election, but she and her children were subsequently forced into exile. she had joined forces with very sick colors, wife, veronica, who left values on the day of the election. and maria chorus nicole over, whose barbary cars, campaign manager, she's now in jail facing trial on charges of extreme mate, treated them and trying to seize power on ben, russian oppositio

. >> okay, hello, everyone, welcome to "newsroom," alisyn camerota and victor blackwell here. we've been listening to president biden announcing and signing an executive order there. he may be taking a question. let's listen. >> the united states expects when the operation is coming from historically -- not not sponsored by the state, expect them to act given enough information to act on who that is. secondly, that we have set up communications now on a regular basis to be able to communicate to one another when each of these things happening in other countries affects the home country. so optimistic. >> you said three weeks ago there would be consequences. will there be, sir? >> yes. >> all right, again, he was signing an executive order about boosting competition in the u.s. economy, also cracking down on anti-competitive practices in several industries, but then he just took a question on a call with vladimir putin. >> yeah, talking about ransomware and hacking as we're seeing the increase of that activity from some nonstate actors, criminal groups there in russia. let's go

mona, victor? >> andrea, thank you. >>> now t last season's freshman of the year in men's college basketball now has another title. first pi cunningham was taken first overall last night by the detroit pistons. in march he helped oklahoma state reach the second round of the ncaa tournament. the 19-year-ol is still trying to get a handle on being the first overall pick. >> it's still crazy, to be in the moment. like words can't really explain the emotions. i mean, it's everything. >> and in other nba news this is pns reporting that washington has traded former league mvp russell westbrook to the lakers in a multiplayer deal. >>> coming up, the first roller coaster at sea. >>> also ahead, the surprising discovery about dogs. how they know when you're lying to them. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-d

alisyn and victor? >> obviously still very difficult to watch as the tangible parts of their lives then collapsed overnight. natasha chen for us there in surfside. thank you so much. joining us now is the mayor of miami dade county, daniella levine cava. thank you for taking some time. i know you are terribly busy but let's start there with the families who watched the remaining, the standing structure there that -- and listen, we know that the greatest loss is the loss of life, but they lost the tangible parts of their lives. what support is there for those families that watched the collapse overnight? >> we have everybody assembled to support the families still seeking loved ones and the survivors who had to evacuate. we have the federal agencies, fema, on site from immediately after the collapse, also the state department of emergency management. we've got counseling agencies, housing support, county departments, the replacement of documents. right now, everybody has been asked to document any of the

becoming with one of the countries leading historians, joining a hoover institution senior fellow victor hanson has a new book called the dying citizen how progressive elites tribalism and globalization are destroying the idea of america. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. gerry: your team student of the rise and fall of civilization ancient, can you tell us in the space of that generation in america has gone from being a country that most of its own people in the world regarded of the most successful but the closest that we have come that humanity has come to an ideal country, how have we gone a generation to that to the situation today where most elites seem to hate the country and seem to think it's absolutely redeemable. >> i think a lot of these societal collapse occur when you do get very clear close to utopia you materially affluent leader society and we have the greatest concentration of wealth in a country of civilization and the most freedom, the most just and previously marks what they used marginalized groups of more freedom and opportunity than ever. as in

gerry: and with the hoover institution victor davis hanson how the country so divided and the leadersathing for the country that they lead how does it phase great strategic challenges like the one that we clearly now face from a rising china. >> it's going to be very difficult, when the chinese look at this they react with glee, the thinking my gosh this virus escaped from a lab in there tearing each other apart over a fact of life that we had a mistake or an accident and they cannot accept that whom we can except when no problem but the people who suffer can't or they think wow were very afraid of the u.s. military has a record of lithology but is purging its ranks as if a people liberation army, thinker enemies are quite delighted that what were doing and the question is in times of national peril of 9/11 are we going to come together as a nation in the past whether the gunter great depression are people on the street and after pearl harbor there was no more isolationist movement and acrimony after the mccarthy. the cold war shaved everybody up, shook everybody up with a bipartisan

liberty. ♪ gerry: i'm back with hoover institute senior fellow victor davis hanson we talked about thewoke revolution where were required to acknowledge our own sinfulness and acknowledge our own guilt, it does represent a form of religion because of the traditional religion going blind and it's an emphasis on arson and responsibility, it does have an oddly religious feel to it, do you think there's something to that? >> there is in some cases in american history the great awakening or the abolitionist movement, there were advantages to the self-righteousness but in a postmodern world becomes too radical. you're absolutely right, data does not matter, if you say that the number of police who shoot unarmed african-american males just opposed to the african-american males who have come in contact every year with the police does not support the idea of a pandemic of police accreditation on african-americans, it does not matter, really doesn't matter and if you try to argue about the 1619 punitive data, the founding of america and none of the contemporary evidence suggests that racial prej

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and it's not looking good for victor o'brien and his leading party. so that's why it's trying now to approach several newspapers to try to show this suggestions that sound rather like demands for the european union. some outlets refused to run this ad on what grounds that's right. several media organisation says that that they don't want to give a platform to a politician that they say subverting human rights in press freedom of elgin newspaper, for example, they'd not publish this ad and instead published a rainbow with their words and missed the all bon law should never distinguish love from love. so there are several newspapers who said that victor alba and should not be given this platform. and this happened on a day that today, for example, him. he was placed also on a list by reporters with a board us as the only european leader joining several of the leaders and that he is attacking the freedom of the press and also pressing on judges and on other several communications and media organizations. that is also why he's trying to push now and to sa

the next day at the summit and brussels, victor or bomb was threatened with another expulsion. this time from the you for may have, it's not me. there's nothing for hungary in the european union, but unfortunately in the system we currently have. i can't do anything on my own about. i can only course them out with the support of the other members state the cause for the outrage. the hungarian parliament plans on being materials in school meant to educate students on homosexuality. nearly all you members barring poland is lavinia considered a lot to be a clear violation of the value such as freedom from discrimination. consequently, it got a little bit lonely around victor, oregon at the summit. and yet he still sees himself of being unjustly targeted. so i am defending the rights of the sexual guys, but the slope is not about that. about the right of the kids and the parents, how homophobic is hungry, new love really? federico, how homophobic is the lower and do you feel any more comfortable that the victor oberon is now seeing himself as a champion of homosexuals? this new law

victor oquendo, thank you. >>> now to america emerging from the pandemic in record numbers. nearly 50 million people driving or flying this holiday weekend. at the same time, the highly transmissible delta variant is spreading across the u.s. unvaccinated americans at the greatest risk of hospitalization and death. more than 64% of people 12 and older getting at least one dose of vaccine, but challenges remain. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: across the country, a return to a traditna a record number of americans taking to the skies and hi rear iew mirror. >> we're closer than ever to declaring our independence from a deadly virus. that's not to say the battle against covid-19 is over. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ >> reporter: at the white house, the president celebrating progress against the virus. but the country coming up 7 million shots short of the president's self-imposed july 4th goal. >> if i could send one message it would be, it's not too late. get vaccinated. >> reporter: the delta variant fueling regional surges in undervaccinated states. this springf

well, victor glover, i think the word hero is overused. but you are a genuine american hero, and it is an honor to speak with you. thank you for inspiring me and inspiring. so many of the people of california with your life story and your work and what a great privilege to talk with you, alex. the pleasure is mine. thank you for the kind words time. next the secretary of labor in california to meet with members of congress and talk about the future of work, but we go to break with space man from the killers and images of our favorite space man, victor glover. hey frank, our worker's comp insurance is expiring, should we just renew it? yeah, sure. hey there, small business owner. pie insurance here with some sweet advice to stop you from overpaying on worker's comp. try pie instead and save up to 30%. thirty percent? really? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. wow, that is easy. so, need another reminder? no, no no, i'm good. uh, yes please. oh. ho ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes

>> it's really interesting, victor. statement by how clearly and boldly they call out the russian intelligence -- i'm sorry, the chinese intelligence service for contracting with criminal actors. our intelligence professionals would not do that, would not put the administration in that position, unless they had absolutely rock solid evidence of that sort of contractual relationship, that sort of control of a criminal group that's doing the work by the intelligence service. it is that really solid link that we don't seem to have right now in the russian sphere. so we know that russian criminal groups like are evil and other groups have been perpetuating these ransomware attacks. we know that the russians know about it and allowed them to do it, but we don't have evidence of that control. we may get that at some point in the future, but they don't have it right now. so that's the difference between what you're seeing in the posture towards china and our recent position towards russia. >> all right, andrew mccabe, thank yo

victor gao in beijing, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me.00th anniversary of the chinese communist party. would you agree that perhaps that's more a recognition of the party's devotion to raw power than it is to ideological purity? well, i think china is celebrating the centenary of the founding of the communist party of china, the biggest, largest, most important political party ever in human history, with almost 100 million party members. and the party is, indeed, invasive. it's omnipotent and omnipresent. however, i would say if any political force anywhere in the world really has some justification to be very proud of its achievements, it is the communist party of china. it has very solid track records. and i think this celebration is not only celebrating the communist party of china, but also the great transformation that china has gone through over the past a245 years in particular, or ever since 1949. this is not a celebration of the power grip. this is truly a good occasion for everyone to celebrate why we are the chinese today, and

the next day at the summit in brussels, victor, or by most threatened with another expulsion. this time from the you for many have me. there's nothing for hungary in the european union, but unfortunately in the system we currently have. i can't do anything on my own about. i can only force them out with the support of the other members. stay on the cars for the outrage. the hungarian parliament plans on banning material in school meant to educate students on homosexuality. nearly all you members barring poland and levine, you consider the law to be a clear violation of the values such as freedom from discrimination. consequently, it got a little bit lonely around victor, oregon at the you summit. and yet he still sees himself as being unjustly targeted . so i am defending the rights of the sexual guy. so the slope is not about that. about the rights of the kids and the parents. how homophobic is hungry, new love really? federico, how homophobic is the lower and do you feel more comfortable that the victor oberon is now seeing himself as a champion of homosexuals? for this new

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>> that's a really interesting question, you know, victor. you're right, i think there are some people who are going -- even when the mask guidance was lifted or came off back in may, there were people who still wore their masks. i think you still had your mask, victor, if i remember correctly, and there are people who won't wear the mask despite the fact that the guidance is going to be changed it looks like at 3:00. these are recommendations. these are guidance. so, you know, whether large institutions like large workplaces, schools as we were talking about, universities, they implement these things, that's different. but from the cdc itself, it is not a mandate because they don't really have that power to mandate, but a lot of people will take their cue on this. >> i remember you were getting the hairy eyeball. you had gone shopping, you had gone into a big department store. >> yes. >> and you were getting the hairy eyeball because you weren't wearing the mask. >> i was not wearing the mask anymore. >> you were like, cdc guidance, people.

silva nos amplié desde la capital mexicana muy buenas noches victor quienes son los más afectados enos mismos que comienzan a saturar los hospitales y los nódulos de vacunación >> entre la vida de la muerte decenas de pacientes con covid-19 lucha por su vida en los hospitales de oaxaca >> las medidas preventivas porque al menos que tal virus >> el estado presenta una ocupación hospitalaria que supera el 50% la tercera ola de covid-19 azota el país y se extraña con esta entida que registran aumento de casos de 700 por cientos >> sí se ha presentado un poco más en adultos jóvenes que adultos mayores que teníamos la vez pasada >> a nivel estatal méxico alcanzó 19,000 contagios una cifra no vista desde enero sin embargo para las autoridades sanitarias esta tercera ola a pesar de la presencia de las variantes del virus >> ninguna de ellas ni siquiera la delta que ha sido la más popular de los medios se ha demostrado que sea más agresiva, más virulenta que >> de acuerdo con autoridades el repunte de contagio se concentra ahora entre los más jóvenes por eso comienza la vacunación a personas

and fin victor no need to table. so killer soccer. he went to my earth soccer, she was the so the thing to change his behavior, change his died in a while while they, when he minion, wheelchair, wheelchair user can only sitting on the we're sure they want to thing. yeah. okay. i left the machine. do the job. okay. yeah. mm hm. and that's where they do for you monday to come to the limits on the food predicts the bad misty controller on my number as for me, because on the unless i get transferred to another foster, that's the money loss income on funding unseat. and i me know, i'm a little often come with most guns for looked at shoes. i came in with you about the food on the funding on the i think there's a, there was never to between interest for the be in your logic. yes. you just have to keep it up for a long time. i just can't stop opening . that's no problem. it was last name for long as you've been coming here to help none of the rules. no, i just got to make movies on how much the acknowledge is part of what human uses to advan

>> victor oquendo in south florida tonight. victor, thank you. >>> and overseas and in south africa tonight, the worst unrest in decades. the death toll rising to 72, more than 1,000 arrested in a wave of violence, sparked by the jailing of former president jacob zuma for corruption during his time in office. police firing rubber bullets at protesters. the tensions worsened by lockdowns and economic hardships during this pandemic. >>> back here at home tonight, and the new report from the faa, reporting an alarming rise in unruly passengers. nearly 150 incidents reported in just the last week. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, as summer travel approaches pre-pandemic levels, the faa telling us the number of unruly passengers increased by almost 150 in just seven days. that's the worst weekly report of the summer so far. >> because you're not listening. >> reporter: like this florida woman on a delta flight last week, allegedly refusing to wear a mask. >> we're going to deplane the aircraft. >> reporter: police get

>> victor oquendo leading us off. we know many of you at home have questions with this newest surge, so let's get right to dr. ashish jha, dean of the brown university school of public health. dr. jha, always great to have you with us. and i wanted to get back to alabama there. governor kay ivey, her comments that made national news, saying it's time to start essentially blaming the unvaccinated folks, were her words. we know that alabama has the lowest vaccination rate in the country. she essentially said, i've done what i can. i have had mask mandates here in the state. it's now up to people who haven't been vaccinated to get the shot. but how do you get the word out? how do we encourage more people to hear that message? >> david, thanks for having me back. i don't know if it's useful to blame people. i will tell you, at this point, across the country we're seeing a lot of unvaccinated people getting very sick and dying. and so my message to people is, it's about protecting yourself, your family. these vaccines make

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it's, victor, when we tell you what happened.with one russian grandmother proving that not all heroes wear capes. >> it happened in a city in southwest siberia. 64-year-old svetlana sanarova was walking home from the supermarket. she leapt into action, after seeing a small child dangling out of a second-floor window. >> granny dropped her bags and ran under the toddler, catching him as he fell. the grateful father gave her an award of 1,000 rubles. >> that is $13.56. it's something. >>> next, to good things coming to those who wait. couple in wales. frank and nancy, married for 70 years, have been kept apart for almost a year during pandemic lockdown. >> frank lives in a nursing home. the better part of this last year, the two could only see each other through a pane of glass. >> that all changed last week when "this happened. " the couple celebrated their anniversary. the harding family hopes that easing pandemic restrictions will allow them to spend more time together. to them, we say congratulations. >>> next, staying across t

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.s hour president biden will speak from the white house. he will announce his plans to get more people vaccinated after he missed his july 4th goal. the administration we understand from the white house teams plans to increase access to vaccine, specifically for young people. in the struggle to get more shots into arms, this image of two americas are emerging, one protected by the vaccines and the other still at risk for severe symptoms. we are seeing spikes in covid cases with the delta variant surging in states with lower vaccination rates. >> so health experts say the unvaccinated regions could threaten progress in the rest of the country. now, you will see national daily averages for new cases and deaths are down, but ten states are seeing a spike in new cases. those are in the red. let's bring in cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. what does president biden plan to say about all of this? >> reporter: he is walking a fine line where they're touting what you are show

still with us victor jaw di fran victoria and bill. the reverend said, look, democracy is in trouble. if we say it is the worst attack since the civil war, the answer has to be massive, what needs to happen here? >> we need to see a movement. it is really very much looking at the playbook of the 1960s. what was the playbook pushing over two dozen jim crow law has restricted voting across the american south? we are starting to see the same thing, chris. what we are seeing in this fight is folks going to washington. i'm going to assert my texas bias here, but i really think that the presence of the texas

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anunció que el semáforos de la epidemia cambiará de amarillo a naranja, vamos con los detalles con víctoresesperación y angustias regresaron es que la tercera ola continúa creciendo. >> negativo. >> su hija? >> positiva. >> en las últimas horas más de 30 mil contagios y el promedio ya pasó los registrados en la primera ola de aproximadamente un año sin embargo, el presidente minimiza los repuntes. >> como hay rebrotes en diferentes partes, tendremos hospitales covid-19. >> hay cambios en los semáforos y por supuesto la capital mexicana retrocedió a color naranja. >> acá andan sin cubrebocas. >> no se cuidan. >> los jóvenes conviven como si no pasó nada, esto está mal. >> el incremento de contagios se concentra entre los jóvenes de 38 a 39 años. >> lo mejor es seguir vacunando y decirle a la población que se vacune. >> en méxico víctor silva noticias telemundo. >> regresamos a estados unidos donde hoy concluyeron labores de búsquedas en el edificio derrumado en la florida y los rescastistas recuperaron a 97 cuerpos. >> no rescatamos a nadie con vida pero cerramos el ciclo para los familiar

victor. oh, my god, i loved that.r to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. talenti. raise the jar. hi guys! check out this side right here. what'd you do? - tell me know you did it. - yeah. get a little closer. that's insane. that's a different car. -that's the same car. - no! yeah, that's before, that's after. oh, that's awesome. make it nu with nu finish. >>> welcome back to cnn's "fourth in america." i'm victor blackwell, and you are watching the fireworks show over historic rose bowl in pasadena, california. this year's theme, celebrating america's perseverance. and across the country the fireworks are returning. the lives music is back. earlier you caught a bit of bebe rexha. here she is with "me myself and i." ♪ 'cause i got me for life snoes ♪ come on sing it ♪ ♪ whoo ooh ♪ ♪ even when the night is cold ♪ ♪ i got that ♪ ♪ ♪ broken promises ♪ ♪ now i realize ♪ ♪ whoo ooh ♪ ♪ it's just me myself and i ♪ ♪ solo right up till i day ♪ ♪ 'cause i got me for life ♪ ♪ whoo ooh ♪ ♪ i

the next day at the summit in brussels, victor, or by most threatened with another expulsion. this time from the you may have over me, there's nothing for hungary in the european union, but unfortunately in the system we currently have, i can't do anything on my own about. i can only force them out with the support of the other members state that's caused for the outrage. the hungarian parliament plans on being materials in school meant to educate students on homosexuality. nearly all you members barring poland is lavinia considered a lot to be a clear violation of the values such as freedom from discrimination. consequently, it got a little bit lonely around victor, oregon at the summit. and yet he still sees himself of being unjustly targeted. so i am defending the rights of the sexual guys, but the slope is not about that. it's about the rights of the kids, and the parents. how homophobic is hungry, new love, really? federico, how homophobic is the lower, and do you feel more comfortable that the victim oberon is now seeing himself as a champion of homosexuals? this new law

victor oquendo once again joins us live from the scene. it must have been a relief to the families when they got word that the search and rescue was resuming. >> reporter: linsey, miami-dade fire rescue saying following the recommendation of structural engineers, search and rescue efforts have resumed, adding that finding missing loved ones continues to be at the forefront of our operations. linsey? >> victor, thank you. >>> next tonight, the growing alarm about the covid delta variant. the director of the cdc is now calling it hypertransmissible. in just one week, cases are up 10%. the white house is now preparing to deploy surge response teams to hot spots. in more than 1,000 counties across the country, less than 30% of people are vaccinated. and 99% of those who died of covid in the past six months were not vaccinated. 181 million people have now had at least one dose, that's nearly 64% of everyone 12 years and older. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: facing what it calls a hypertransmissible delta variant, the white house tonigh

we've, we've heard from victor or bon several times saying that this is about protecting the children of hungary and equating the l g b t. community with pedophile, which we know is not true, is the hungarian media. are they doing an adequate job of educating the public that the l g. b t. community are not looking to harm children. that you know, the public media that has been in the hands of us and the government is just becoming victor or bonnie saying. so that part of the media is just completely is an e could chamber for bonds. the free pest however, which unfortunately mostly exits the online, has been very helpful in, in helping us spread awareness and information about what was going on. and what the nation and enhancements. as you be the people facing the country. you know that in poland does there have been communities that have been declared l g b t q value free zones? are you concerned that that could also happen in hungary? i am hoping that the boys, the domestic and international uproar that this low have coast of will have an effect that will finally stop the government

the next day at the summit in brussels, victor, or by most threatened with another expulsion. this time from the you for many have me. there's nothing for hungary in the european union, but unfortunately in the system we currently have. i can't do anything on my own about anyone. i can only course out with the support of the other members state the cause for the outrage. the hungarian parliament plans on banning materials in school meant to educate students on homosexuality. nearly all you members barring poland is lavinia consider the law to be a clear violation of the values such as freedom from discrimination. consequently, it got a little bit lonely around victor, oregon epic e summit. and yet he still sees himself as being unjustly targeted. so i am defending the rights of the sexual guy. so the slope is not about that. it's about the right of the kids, and the parents, how homophobic is hungry, new love really been treated. how homophobic is the lower and do you feel any more comfortable that the victim oberon is now seeing himself as a champion of homosexuals? this new

abc's victor oquendo leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the delta surge is pushing some hospitals in hot zones to their limit. in the kansas city area, doctors say they're running out of beds, and kansas state health officials are bracing for it to get worse. >> everybody needs to think of this as a crisis. this is a crisis situation. >> reporter: with the rapid spread of the delta variant, st. louis county late today reinstating a mask mandate. and now a new national model predicts the surge in covid cases may not peak until mid-october, with daily deaths potentially more than tripling what they are now. 38 states and new york city are seeing daily case averages double, triple, or quadruple over the last two weeks. 1 in 5 new cases are in florida. >> when you see someone under 40 die because of covid, when there's a vaccine they could have gotten to prevent it, that breaks your heart. >> reporter: three states, florida, missouri, and texas, accounting for 40% of new cases. in alabama, the least vaccinated state, a frustrated governor kay ivey not hiding her anger with the unvacci

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm alisyn camerota.he top republican in the house is making a pilgrimage to see donald trump at his new jersey golf club. >> at the same time the former president is responding to excerpts from a new book detailing what happened on jix january 6th. >> melanie, let's start with this meeting between former president trump and house minority leader kevin mccarthy. this comes, of course, as the select committee about january 6th is looming and kevin mccarthy is deciding who to put on the committee, and he might be a witness, as trump may be a witness. >> reporter: officially it's not on the agenda, but unofficially it's hard to imagine this wouldn't come up. my sources are telling me the purpose of this meeting between mccarthy and trump is to talk about the midterms, fund-raising and some special elections coming down the pike. but as you know, it's coming at a critical time for kevin mccarthy. he is weighing who he should appoint to the select commit k ee on january 6th. of course, trump has been vocal in

the next day at the summit in brussels, victor or bomb was threatened with another expulsion. this time from the you for many me there's nothing for hungary in the european union, but unfortunately in the system we currently have, i can't do anything on my own about. i can only force them out with the support of the other members state the cause for the outrage. the hungarian parliament plans on banning materials in school meant to educate students on homosexuality. nearly all you members barring poland is lavinia considered the law to be a clear violation of the e values such as freedom from discrimination. consequently, it got a little bit lonely around victor, oregon at the summit. and yet he still sees himself as being unjustly targeted. i am defending the rights of the sexual guys, but the slope is not about that. it's about the rights of the kids and the parents . how homophobic is hungry, new love, really? federico, how homophobic is the lower and do you feel more comfortable that victor o, bonnie's now seeing himself as a champion of homosexuals for this new law is jus

i have something to tell you about, victor david hanson is here.newly uncovered comments from 16 19 founder hannah nicole jones. that's next. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> laura: in newly uncovered audio from the founder of the 1619 project, we get a taste of what our kids are going to be learning in the schools that actually adopt this twisted curriculum. >> cuba has the least inequality between black and white people of anyplace really in the hemisphere that -- i mean, the caribbean, most of the caribbean it's hard to count because the white population in a lot of those countries is very, very small, the countries run by black folks, about you in places that are truly at least biracial countries, cuba actually has the least inequality,

victor oquendo on the unfolding scene. >>> and in haiti tonight, after the president was assassinated, the arrests. and now a doctor who had been living in florida under arrest, accused of playing a key role in the plot. marcus moore from haiti tonight. >>> back here at home, news this evening from the scene of that recovery mission in surfside, florida. >>> the deadly lightning strike at a popular tourist site oversees. more than a dozen people killed. many as they were taking selfies. >>> and space and back. our interview tonight with richard branson. and the unopened nintendo game selling for $1.5 million. >>> good evening and it's zbraet to have with us here and we begin tonight with news on two of the vaccines in this country and on this troubling delta variant. we're going to break down where it's spreading. first, though, the new fda warning about the johnson & johnson single shot vaccine, warning of a very rare nerve condition. the cdc reporting about 100 cases under investigation. that's out of about 13 million johnson & johnson shots. tonight, pfizer is meeting with federal