govern williams has been rooted education secretary, he was completely useless and it's also run the w. rob is gone from the foreign office, given the failure, i think, to deal with the dentist on any sensible and effective way. however, the trouble is that we've, we've had a capital of the advocates at the moment because the conservative party has refused to have people in the capital or on staff who don't believe in fractions and eliminates a whole range of people who are quite challenges or johnson as possible, prime minister there was punish, we've had a living memory and therefore we've had people who been audiological reasons rather than because they're any good at the job. so we'll see what happens. but i don't think rob coach remains the deputy prime minister to kind of reward or failure to like, but what will be placed in the back of bullying? some particularly useless education. secondary, i don't think those who are concerned about foreign affairs recognize that dominant robin didn't perform well in terms of again, and i will welcome his and the removal. i'm not particularly hope

we of course w rob talk quite specifically about justice to the new reality. also trying to find lines of engagement with the taliban, but also trying to find within the middle east and the supporting area maximum moderating influence. who could judge the taliban? we'll be discussing more of this with our senior political analyst, small bashar in a moment. the 1st demolish child was there for that presage ma, what we'll take home points the while. the message that continues to be reiterated by international, the international community or ministers from several of the leading countries that are engaged. and i've got a son. so hell was that they would be engaging with the honda bound that they have these limits tests that they're setting up for them to see how committed they are with regards to key barometers in terms of human rights, inclusivity and so forth that they continue to find the role that has been playing, not only in mediating, but also an assisting and facilitating the large scale evacuation of people from up down the sun that they look forward to

one of the officers who lost his life to the dleadly virus is charles rob roberts w he spoke to his familyo interesting and brave to honor his dad for his 12th birthday. he said he wanted to get vaccinated. gavin and his mom alice join us now. happy birthday, little man. i know that this was hard but boy, oh, boy, your mom must be so proud and as a dad myself, to know that you want to do s something like that gets a lot of respect, a lot of respect. why did you do it? >> i did it to help our community and other communities to get out there to fight the virus. >> how did it feel? >> i feel pretty good about my myself, i have a headache and sore throat. >> mom, what did it mean to you when you heard your boy say that's what he wanted? >> i was saying before there wasn't really ever a time when we didn't think that would be what he would do for his 12th birthday. it just is a big sense of relief. not that we'll do anything different but it's a sense of relief because he's the final person in our family who needs to get vaccinated. it was a sense of relief and just the right thing to do so it

rob had up. gorgeous in san francisco. you see the light show there on the bay bridge. >> it is gorgeous, free and live here on nbc bey area wack in a moment. moment. #ity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >>> with the recall election upon us, we are in the middle a big exercise in civic engagement. bay area proud, it is about people exercising their rights, only smaller. >> a story he has been tracking for years. >> to be clear, in this story, it sent the rights that are smaller, just the people exercising them. we followed the exploits of deborah carolyno's fifth graders for a while, to the school house to the state capitol. >> it is looking good. >> martin elementary school in san francisco. >> if you get it wrong, it is okay. >> deborah carlinno's students are keeping one eye on their school work and on other thing 90 miles away. >> any way now, the california state presence that will vote on a resolution tha

rob. thank you. governor newsom made one last campaign stop today. as we mentioned in san francisco, he made an election to appearance at the i b e w local six union hall there on fillmore street, and he thanked the union members for helping to get out the vote. governor newsom's top republican opponent, larry elder, is isn't southern california today, the conservative radio host will be holding what his campaign is calling a victory party tonight in costa mesa. republican recall candidate john cox is holding an election night media availability in the san diego area. it will take place after the polls close and recall candidate caitlyn jenner will be holding what's being built as an election night celebration at the los angeles county winery. it's being held as we mentioned at that winery there in los angeles county. well as the candidates make their final appeal to the voters, democratic and republican consultants are weighing in on the state of the race and the strategies that both sides have used in this recall election. our political reporter greg lee joins us now, once again. he's been following the polls, the numbers and the candidates in this r

according to geology professor rob young of western carolina university, it can't possibly protect more than 6060,000 m miles of u.s. shoror. >> it's n not aboutut what w the grground too fix or p prote thinings, it's what t we're p p in the air right now that's warming climate. that's where we need to be focusing our energies. >> reporter: and for people living in vulnerable areas, he says, mitigation is no longer an option. >> we have to have - -- be a abo have a serious, honest discussion about what we do with places that we know are so vulnerable that they're always going to be at risk, and the risk is only going to go up with changing climate. >> reporter: >> all of those protection completed back in 2018, they cost about $14 billion. it is ranked as one of the largest publicworks projects in world history. according to the army corps of engineers, they now say that the system will be obsolete by next year because of rising sea levels and shrinking levees. >> one number i've seen is 10%. even if changes in the climate add 10% to the storm -- the storm's already bad, then if it's supercharged -- >> that's it. >> when he said vulnerable areas, it fe