and, george wein, founder of the newport jazz festival, died today at his home in new york. he launched the newport festival in 1954 and led it for more than 50 years. he later started the new orleans jazz festival, and his success sparked numerous other events, including "woodstock". george wein was 95 years old still to come on the newshour: senator bernie sanders on the divide among democrats on the budget. why the american academy of pediatrics is calling for chilen to get the vaccine. how the boston mayor's race reflects the city's changing demographics. and much more. >> woodruff: it is now four weeks since the taliban takeover of afghanistan. and, as the militant group cements control, restricting the rights of women and minorities, the lives of so many millions more afghans lie in the balance: the veryeal specter of famine looms, and global efforts to deliver emergency aid accelerated today. foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin reports. >> schifrin: today in a kabul market where the taliban flag flies, where fighters are traffic cops, the furniture's on sale,

wein have to stop treating peope that use drugs as criminals and treat them as medical patients.ve to expunge the anti-stigma campaigns. the stigma alone, as i mentioned, there's a guy who volunteered after 9/11. despite all he had done for his country, he believed his country thought he was a scumbag because now he was a drug user. the stigma and the law drive people into the shadows where they use alone and die. i'mm very much a supporter of te safe injection sites. there are safeeg injection sites that are legal in the united states [inaudible] there are places and there's one in hartfordo where people can go. they go in and there is a doctor and they can use in that bathroom. the difference between that bathroom and a bathroom down the street at the subway or the mcdonald's where we find people dead is because they've been in there too long. this bathroom after three minutes, somebody knocks on the door and says how are you doing in there, friend? and if there is an overdose, they are there. a safe injection site, you can have people using under the eyes ofof the health profe

so this is all coming together then which wein. >> you're shopping and your kid and the industry restaurants doing badly and at the same time disney's opening up a hotel. who's going to this hotel your kids are clamoring to go to this new hotel. >> now, i won't even tell them about it. is blocking from ever showing messages about ix. i can't i can afford $5300 for 2 nights, but most people can't. say 2 adults, one can it's $5300. now. when you get to the hotel, it looks like a star cruiser from the star wars movies what she saw i favor fight. get slick skywalker on their very cool looking. you have an adventure going to be a dark that i or a light jet. i you're going to have to go find clues and it's going to be like a mystery murder mystery dinner kind of theater. but it's the last all weekend long you to go to the park during the day. you want but $5300 reservations open in mid october park will honor that hotel open and disney florida it's no next 2022. and you know why i want to go just because the principle of i love disney so much. but i hate. >> that free fastpasses are gone. i'm stil

now do you think we tower like scary at night when it's all lit up only since we're talking about weinnk, you know, they do different looking forward to looking forward to a little bit of rain examine our wages needed for a long time. eat the fresh air know about you, john. breathing in some things in the east bay. and i'm looking forward to the clearing we've all free. the handsome things lately. it seems like. >> the wildfire season is definitely not over yet, but we feel like we've got a little break from right now with this rainfall that we're talking about just around the corner in these cooler temperatures. i do want to know we warm right back. up next week, though. but this is a nice little taste of fall. and i'm kind of enjoying it. you look outside this morning does show the gray out there. this is low stratus that is pushed in all across the bay area. not really resulting in too many visibility issues. but it is keeping temperatures very, very cool. look at where we're sitting we're at 08:30am, now. and there's not a whole lot of movement that's been had oakland is her only s

information it has got to be addressed somehow or we will all wake up in a much more dangerous spot than weinlready are in the last point is everyone including prominent members of the public or politicians orpr corporate officials. >> my time is when he out. i apologize if i went over. >> the chair recognize the gentleman from new york for five minutes. >> thank you for hosting this hearing today. director, last week the deputy director so there is no indication the russian government has taken steps to stop the activities of cybercriminals against us enemies and in fact yesterday their words and attack on the new cooperative and i were based provider it with the ransomware attack and the russians think demanding five.9 million-dollar ransom. this is the exact attack president biden had with the critical infrastructure so i understand from your testimony the fbi is working with the state department and the national security council those have failed to stop ransomware actors in their territory like russia. so what specific set of the taking to pressure these groups were partially administrat

wein talk about the air circulation board and talk about levels of safety all the studies show filtration on board isio vy important but the aircraft -- people are jammed and together closer than any other state. it's restricted heirs of the mask together with the filtration board together with the cleaning on board all the levels of safety or were keep us safe. flight attendants every single day hector mine people and actually i was onda a flight recently where had to be are my to buy a flight attendants but by mask back up so nott every instance is accompli. sometimes people are forgetting so there will be instances of that but the more we can keep those masks on the more we can keep everybody safe. >> thank you. >> i recognize jared defazio for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. ms. nelson mr. bidwell said many times the affected flight attendant are flight crew will not wait around for airport police. >> flight attendants are -- not all airlines have come indicated with flight attendants will support them emotionally and legally when these incidents occur. there's a program that