recently, fort mccoy invited a pool camera to film afghan refugees' life on base. there -- on base. there are more than 12,000 refugees here, half children. they take classes, eat food now certified how law, and -- eat food now certified halal, and live in barracks usually reserved for service members. >> the spaces are certainly shared. we you don't get to have your private room, you know, so you have to put up with the fact that you will be sharing your space with other families. it certainly took all of us a while, including the officials and the administration here at the fort mccoy to, you know, put their heads around everything because it was a very unexpected move for all of us, but i think this is slowly feeling home and becoming home, and we certainly feel grateful for the generosity and the warmness and the hospitality that we have received here. [32.8] the bigger question for all of us here is how do we what will the future hold for for every one of us? and to try to think of just equipping yourself with the with the right tools to start a new life over when you already h

recently, fort mccoy invited a pool camera to film afghan refugees' life on base. there are more than 12,000 refugees here, half children. they take classes, eat food-- now certified halal-- and live in barracks usually reserved for service members. >> the spaces are certainly shared. we-- you don't get to have your private room, you know, so you have to put up with the fact that you will be sharing your space with other families. it certainly took all of us a while, including the officials and the administration here at the fort mccoy, to, you know, and we certainly feel grateful for the generosity and the warmness and the hospitality that we have received here. the bigger question for all of us here is, how do we-- what will the future hold for-- for every one of us? and to try to think of just equipping yourself with the-- with the right tools to start a new life over, when you already had one. >> schifrin: the old way of life is being attacked. some taliban fighters have beaten women for protesting. the taliban detain afghans they accuse of being criminals-- so

primary trigger for the displacement of people as droughts, hurricanes and floods besieged communities. fort lines travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doors. apply much in crisis on al jazeera, ah as purchase broad against the currency don international prussia is mounting all the military. ah, hello, i'm money site. this is alice air live from doha, also coming up. israel defies american objections on approved plans for thousands of new illegals settlements in the occupied westbank. europe's top court finds pollen. 1.2000000.

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. >> what levers does fort have to weather the storm better than peers? especially as it goes to the challenging transition into electric? >> the key one is pricing power. it has the newest pickup truck on the market. it looks like it lost share earlier in the year because of supply constraints. it has a strong product lineup with the new bronco, the maverick coming up. before you get to electric vehicles, it has a strong product cadence. combined with tight inventories industrywide, it can move the needle on price. caroline: it's lucky that it can. headline says ford sees commodity costs up $3.5 billion in 2021. those were issues we see with metals, what's happening with the supply chain in china. those increases in costs, do you think they can pulley -- fully pass on? >> as long as the chip supply and others remain tight, they can pass it on. there is an issue for the industry that commodities stay elevated but there's enough chips and metals to make the vehicles, the pricing could come down in the showrooms. that's were i get back to the issue of rent

the campus of fort valley state university in fort valley, georgia, that campus, a historically black university where this is taking place. again, a shooting at an off-campus party. state investigators on the scene right now. >>> for the first time, federal regulators say the benefits of the pfizer vaccine outweigh the risks for children 5 to 11 years old. data shows 91% effectiveness. tom costello has more. >> reporter: it's a critical development for the 28 million 5 to 11-year-olds for the pfizer vaccine. pfizer says it's nearly 91% effective for that age group. they will meet next week to consider getting its approval. >> plenty of children get seriously ill if you go to pediatric hospitals throughout the country. so though the incidence of severe disease is less, we still want to protect the children. >> reporter: meanwhile the cdc has cleared all vaccine booster shots. here's what you need to know. if you received your pfizer or moderna vaccine at least six months ago you're eligible if you're 65 years old, live in a long-term care facility, are at high risk, or work in a high-

presidential candidate lindsey graham was the keynote weaker at the republican -- keynote speaker in fort worth, texas have talked about mixtures house and senate races, the 2024 presidential race and his evolving relationship with former president trump stop this is about 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. has anyone ever heard of the great lindsey graham.com. that is what you get for your money. thank you for wa

. >> the flight to fort lauder dale aboarded. >> i remember thinking this cannot be happening. the man and his 98-year-old mother the last to escape. >> i had a moment of panic i have to protect my mother. if it means, we are going down, then we are. >> his mother safe in the arms of rescuers. all 109 passenger an safely. spirit saying, we commenion safely >> i was hell bound and determined to get off that plane safely >> reporting for nbc news. >>> battling coronavirus where more u.s. airlines are requiring vaccinations for employees must be vaccinated by december 8 under a new role after the order mandating government contractors the airline falls into because they transport government employees and other services >>> the new york back to school mandate goes into place today that could lead to some staff shortages. according to the mayor, 93% of teachers and 98% of principals are vaccinated some 6,000 may not be allowed into the classroom this is the first state to mandate for all public and private school children grades 7 through 12 >>> a coach in the national woman's socce

los apagones se dieron temprano hoy martes, no solo en fort worth, afectaron un total de unas 1000 personas en el Área de la bahÍa. pero ayer tambiÉn se reportaron apagones que afectaron a personas que se quedaron sin electricidad en la bahÍa. nada mÁs aquÍ en el este de la bahÍa aproximadamente 4500 personas tuvieron este problema ayer. y aunque los apagones fueron bastante cortos, en el caso de hoy fueron de unos minutos, algunos dicen que igual afectaron a sus negocios. esto nos dijo uno de los afectados. >>> durante el apagÓn de hoy se nos fue por unos minutitos la electricidad, no tenÍamos internet, no podÍamos tomar llamadas telefÓnicas, no podÍamos cobrar con tarjetas, pero luego de unos minutos regresÓ todo a lo normal. >>> nosotros contactamos a la compaÑÍa y nos dijeron que ya no se reportaban cortes a esta hora en ningÚn Área de la bahÍa. y que todos los afectados ya habÍa recibido nuevamente el servicio. pero precauciÓn porque hay una advertencia por fuertes vientos en el norte de la bahÍa. hay que esperar vientos de hasta 50 millas por hora junto con las ll

the now famous attack on fort wagner on july 18 in the same in the background up there. [laughter] he continued to serve ably and unremarkably through the end of the year in 1864. however charles knowles who would serve is stephenson's assistant adjutant general was among several people who saw potential in his beautiful service. he would have been with experienced large operations which would have gained rapidly and thoroughly one of the best if not the very best division commander in the army of the potomac. in april the stevenson family rejoined burnside where he was placed in command of the night core division that is led into wilderness into spotsylvania. the battle of spotsylvania opened on may 8 northwest of here. james wilson brushed aside the horsemen to be turned away themselves and a detachment from kershaw's ever intrigued per day. the real fight opened on may 9 avoiding the bottleneck by marching from the wilderness to the chancellor battlefield down to the road which brought them into spotsylvania from the northeast. after crossing the river forces engage i

why we're seeing increase in interest on the west coast of florida compared to the east coast, miami, fort lauderdale. here not only get more space but pay lower property taxes compared to the other coast of florida. this is not the only area seeing a bump in the second homes. across the u.s. we're seeing interest increase in people buying that second home. in fact redfin estimates that the demand for second home has increased by 60% since january 2020. otherwise known as the start of the pandemic. when it comes to maples, people are looking at this area in particular because they like the outdoors space. they like the proximity to the beach, opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities. this house right here is located on a golf course but if you want to snatch it up for $5.9 million, you don't even have to leave the house. you can practice the short game right here which i am going to do. we'll see if i need this house to practice. oh, my god, so close. practice a little more throughout the day. whoever does end up snatching a home like this, lauren, whether first or second home what we're se

we have one of these bases in wisconsin, fort mccoy, i visited a few weeks ago. and a few things shocked me. the first is that at least at the time when there was a few thousand there, i asked well how many siv holders do you have here? because you would think after american citizens, those would have been our highest priority to get out of the country. the afghans who fought with us. work with us. it was zero. we had zero sivs at that time. secondly it was apparent by the time they got there they had already been given two year parolee status once they get to the port of entry usually dulles airport in washington, d.c. three, they have no way to stop them from walking off the base. now we have learned that two gentlemen, afghan refugees that were at fort mccoy have been charged with assault and engaging in sexual acts with a minor. so, this is unsurprising because the whole withdrawal has been an absolute fiasco. a fact that was confirmed to me in the hearing we had this week with general austin, general milley, and general mackenzie where all three gentlemen tr

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the valleys were prompted by a constitutional fort ruling that the polish constitution overrides some e u laws. donal task, former president of the european council was one of several opposition leaders defending the country's place in the block. those are the top stories risking it all is next. the more news for my colleagues in though her, in half an hour, but by more than 30 years after the assassination of burkina, faso iconic liter thomas sung, gotta those charged he's killing are going on trial among them. his success place compound is the countries long search for justice. find them coming to an end. the sancho taught special coverage from october 11th on al jazeera ah somewhere over at columbia, high above the amazonian rain forest near the borders with brazil. ah, the d. c. 3 and the old prop plane is caught in a violent tropical storm. ah, captain roll is trying to get above the clouds with no visibility and no reply on the radio and no question. flight 30. 37 is in trouble to stabilize the twin engine aircraft. raoul tries to bypass the worst of the storm. i said with amids

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we are down here obviously the fort lauderdale international boat show. and i have got to tell you it's really exciting down here. you know, even during the pandemic last year they hosted this show. and people wanted to get out and explore. what is great about this show something for everyone. not just about the big super yachts. if you are looking for a hover hover board or paddle board everything for you. i came down to check out some of the things happening at the boat show. i have great news for you. yesterday debuted new book called the solis 415 cs. marine industry center console boat are the things. the engines are always mounted on the back of these boats. for the first time solis is going indoor motors they partnervolvo. 50% more range with this boat and 39% decrease in emissions. they are going very green with this boat. and vovopenta cool docking feature. joy stick sit next to you. has six video cameras around the side of this boat as you can see right there helps you park the boat in the dock saves you trying to maneuver yourself around other

on this day using calvery to kelly's forte and this is an early movement that they calvery is taking in the eastern theater and it is significant because previously it's been the confederate doing a lot of daring things like writing around on these raids that are quite concerning to the union's high command. kelly ford although it's often seen as an inconclusive military action is important to note it's the first time the union calvery is taking a mission and i see it as a turning point in the eastern theater. so what happened? the union calvery which is about 2100 expanded by general averill crosses the river and they are going to fight two miles from the river crossing with confederate commanded by general fitz lee. the battle escalates and stuart isn't culpepper a bit by accident but he is there and he and some of his officers including a young 24-year-old artillary major named john pellom ride out to see what's going on at kelly's ford. the battle continues to evolve and the accounts can be a little confusing but i'm sorting through them and i have thin diagrams drawn on recent f

lee has about 2,000, fort picket has about 10,000. and i actually think the biggest marker of the success or failure of the afghan evacuation will be the work we do as a nation to help these families transition to being successful parts of american society. my worry is i'm not hearing that as a focus of committee discussion efforts. some of it is owned by the state department. the d.h.s. is now the lead agency on the effort. most of the afghans we are not s.i.v.'s but in a humanitarian parole situation that will need some adjustment at the end of a two-year period and likely will go through the judiciary committee. there are different needs of the resettlement agencies and those likely will be handled via appropriations. but i'm running from a senate oversight of this critical mission going forward, i'd love it if this committee might have a hearing about the resettlement effort looking forward and what we're going to do for these families or a number of committees doing it together because i think this is absolutely critical. when i

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whether deployed as disaster service workers or holding down the fort to make sure that we can continue to deliver library services. i'm so proud of their extraordinary contributions. at the library, getting prepared for the next big one is something that we take very seriously. we've actually lost two libraries to earthquakes in the past. the old main library in 1906 and the mccreery branch in eureka valley in the 1960s. so i'm pleased to report that this main library is one of the safest buildings in the entire city now. this building has an innovative seismic design that can withstand an 8.3 magnitude earthquake. so the library's always the place to be, but particularly during the next 'big one.' so thank you again for coming and participating in 'the great shake out.' [ applause ] >> thank you. that's it. >> all right. >>> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is dr. steven zutnick. >> hello. the show is focused on restarting, rebuilding, and reimagining our city. the director of the therapy center of san francisco and he's a professor in coun

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let's go to brenda, calling from fort lee, new jersey on the republican line. brenda, good morning. caller: good morning, jesse. i did have an opinion about the president, and i am just know unhappy that he is so concerned about us fitting the vaccine, which is a good thing. that's a good thing and i am happy about that. all i am trying to say, all these people coming in from other places, he is not concerned about giving them vaccines or even trying. he is now talking about giving them money if they lose their child in a separation or their child is lost. all i am trying to say is, this is america. the president is doing a really poor job. please, i really hope in the future that president biden gets his act together. he is not doing a good job. thank you, jesse. host: we would like to thank all of our colors for calling in for that segment. coming up next, our spotlight on podcasts sped -- segment features futuro media's julio ricardo valera, host of "in the thick," which focuses on latino politics and culture. you will hear from him soon, we we'll be right back. ♪ >> exploring

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gusts, in east fort hills hillsl miles per hour. even lower elevations like san jose and napa have 30 mile-per-hour winds. i will let you know when the fire danger will come down. anchor: though not in the red flag area, fierce winds fueled fires across the south bay today. firefighters were not the only ones trying to put out the flames. >> nothing moves a grass fire faster than wind. reporter: and it is monday afternoons high winds blamed for this fire. san jose fire, calfire and other south bay agencies responded meeting residents at the front lines as the eight acre fire spread to homes nearby. >> evenfire, you could still set the wind was strong. reporter: wind gusts above 30 miles per hour got the attention of the neighbors early on. >> you could literally hear the wind. reporter: joy and others in the area are still working from home because of the pandemic. she heard the gusty wind crashing into her home all day. she knew which direction the fire would travel. >> my husband called me so we packed things up. it was windy. rep

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he called in thousand troops from fort bragg, they took those nine black children and walked into that white school. i would like to say that is the end of the story. but it was not. what happened was after a few months the troops had to withdraw. and when that happened, the school board said we are not going to integrate anymore. and when that happened, a famous case went to the supreme court. and when that happened, all nine justices signed the opinion saying integrate now. do it. right now in little rock there. were nine people, there could have been 900 so they closed the school. that is what happened. those must remember those of us do not, but they could not keep it closed because that was the era of martin luther king. the freedom riders woke up and others woke up and said this is an intolerable situation. eventually, through a lot of work and a lot of moral effort and physical effort, a lot of organizing effort and so forth, eventually legal segregation was brought to a conclusion. and the reason that i find that story important, i told that story to a woman from ghana who is a