what about corbett's charge where two companies, 95 guys under captain corbett from the first delaware attack. talk about suicide. it was suicide. 2 thirds of the my killed and wounded including captain corbett but it will stop them in their tracks, it will delay them, they can't afford to be delayed. as this is happening, pleasanton wants to expand his army. he's gone -- he has two divisions but he wants this guy. he wants, this is not a soldier, he rides around in a wagon. he should not be commanding troops in battle. finally he gets the go-ahead to incorporate this division and is back to three divisions and who does he elevate? not a friend of mine. joe patrick who i consider very rash. he will promote three of his captains to generals who do very well later on. each of these is going to have a mission. buford is going on the west. they are looking for stuart, screening the army and moving but they are separated. you can see that here comes buford on the base of south mountain. greg is moving toward manchester and westminster and kilpatrick is right in the middle. it is kilpatrick

it's had 2800 confirmed cases of corbett and 26 fatalities. scotland cheese infection a to similar to the other countries of the u. k. has had more than 325000 cases and over 10000 deaths. professor michael baker is one of the key architects of the new zealand elimination strategy. professor michael baker. you are speaking from wellington new zealand, a country which has pursued successful elimination strategy at least up until now. you've had 2400 cases of coleman and 26 deaths. from that vantage point. how do you regard ball as johnson's freedom day? well, it seems responsible and finishing quite dangerous. this is policy response to the cupboard, particularly the more fishes dealt with the audience. and it doesn't seem that you have the conditions for me up in the present. but should we have faith and the seen them in the u. k. has one of the highest vaccinated percentages of the population in the entire world? shouldn't we just put her faith in the vaccine to, to believe that that will be enough to suppress the virus? well, it seems to be a serious disease. they're not quite prese

moving to the present day, we know that corbett has had major impact on the healthcare industry. how has corbett impacted how you look at access to care and how you dress the challenges that surface because of covered? >> the covered pandemic drove a significant pivot in the way we all you healthcare. it really gave momentum to the urgent need for healthcare transformation, real gaps in our healthcare system but it's also fresh thinking how we interact with patients and urgency around innovation and what happened with the vaccine and advances made in vaccine development platforms. we have experienced globally the challenges around access so we have a strong focus driven by the pandemic expanding access. that is critical to marginalize the healthcare system because every single person, regardless of their status should be short of optimal quality affordable care under their needs and deeply committed to advancing this not just u.s. but across the world. an example, expanding access to care, but is critical. it's about connecting people to primary care and specialty care arising fr

so this month on the, there were 224 year war girl who died from corbett 19. so this is very, very disappointing. this is a very sad situation, norma and i remind you that let me just sorry to interrupt you, but let me just ask when it comes to that point about the record number of health workers who have died due to covert 19, i've seen the reports there have been doses moderne as sent by the us to indonesia and that the plan is to, you know, give them their novak seen as a booster for the health care workers. why have the health care workers been so vulnerable and will more be done to protect them going forward? i think dr. dickie would be the great person to answer this question, but let me just jump in very shortly. i think because the transmission from the virus, the magnitude off the panda, me, it's to way too big for us this make so many patients comes through the hospitals. so the hospital, many hospitals across jaffa and bali island, they're all full. so can you imagine when the hospital for recover at night, the patient, you can imagine the transmiss

with benson government concern over the search in new corbett cases. freedom monday was in state march by regular visa night clubs and river boots and further claims from his change. prime ministerial adviser to him and cummings that johnson had to pause previous controls because only the over eighty's were dying. in addition, the prime minister and chancellor should have been pinned by their own apps to self isolate as close contact of the hill. 60, however far the control oversee, followed when instead they said they could take advantage of a pilot to daily test and scheme for essential workers. a rapid you turn, followed in face of the wrath of the estimated half a 1000000 people who are self isolating at present on today, shall we turn to new zealand. talk to him only just on public health professor michael baker for an international view. how does the county which is successfully pursued a corporate elimination strategy regarding the approach of the u. k. government? then dr. bought it from connie of x to university, expresses the fears of many u. k. experts about the risks and da

plus, cast iron cooking with chef melba wilson, and a visit from actor john corbett! all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [crew clapping & cheering] -good morning, deja. -deja: good morning! [clapping continues] -good morning! -morning. it's thursday, july 1st, 2021. -winter's finally gone. -this is it. -[laughing] -right? this is it. listen, let's face it. the kids are practically back in school. you know it, and i know it.

want to defund police and make it where troops can't do their jobs by the border and then cry when corbett is in your neighborhood and when crime is in your neighborhood so the absolute hypocrisy of the twitter world the progressive's lives in their trying to stop the government from enforcing laws that are not extreme or out protect citizens of texas which affects us all because a lot of these illegal immigrants are being shipped to different north carolina and pennsylvania in different parts of this country and it got crazy for the american people to tell us we can go to school, you might have to put up but if we stroll in from mexico who basically have to run the plate and that is insanity. >> i think you want to do if you come across the southern border seems like you can just do and the rest of us have to follow the loss. that is the problem so many people have, it seems like we are prioritizing people breaking our laws by illegally coming into america over american citizens and coming incredibly frustrating to the america people. >> so well said. the number of detainees testing posit

not only for that, but the commercial sector is asking for that m space, at least in low lower corbett is ready for commercial, let's say for the blooming emotional mainly now in the united states in japan and other countries. but i'm sure that this will be through verizon in, in a lot of other countries. well, not to the people we have to live there. thank you very much. it's been a very interesting. thank you for what you hope to hear. again, next week was apart from the in the me the ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the, in the in the stories that shaped the weekend r t international mass rallies blair across europe against coven restrictions, police, fire water, cannon, and tear gas amid thousands of angry protesters. also to come a chilling effect on media freedom, that's the reaction to address the british law, which could threaten investigative journalists with prison if they expose the state secret santa the devastation in china from what's being ca

not only for that, but the commercial sector is asking for that space, at least lower, corbett is ready for commercial, let's say, for the blooming of emotional may lead now in the united states in japan and other countries. but i'm sure that this will be through verizon in, in a lot of other countries. well, no, to the people we have to live there. thank you very much. it's been a very interesting. thank you for what you hope to hear. again, next week was apart from me. the me the the this weekend protest is clash with police in central paris with water canada flight angry demonstrators. thousands rally nationwide against government plans to make cobit part is mandatory and public places of infections rise and looking back to some of the other big stories we brought you in the we've just gone a chilling effect on media. freedom is the reactions were dropped. british law, which could threaten investigative journalists with prison if they expose state secrets the devastation in china from what's being called.

not only for that, but the commercial sector is asking for that m space, at least in low lower corbett is ready for commercial. let's say for the blooming of emotional may lead now in the united states in japan and other countries. but i'm sure that this will, through verizon, in, in a lot of other countries. well, no, to the people we have to live there. thank you very much for the very interesting. i thank you for what you hope to hear. again, next week was apart from me in the me ah, who want to make sure, you know board is under my number t's as emerge. we don't have authority. we don't actually the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are just, you know, governors crisis, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each of their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is paid for the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are together in the the, this weekend police fire war. the candidate angry protest is in central parish. thousands rally nati

the opposition to their my particular cannot be called all non existent, corbett, main restriction. it's nonsense. all right, we run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to our guests or m nichol. i come to quote you and to do this and thank you for watching. you can see this and all of our previous programs. again, anytime by visiting our website, algeria dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a g inside story from him, how much i'm doing the whole team here, bye for now. the news news. when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack, his mother retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation. she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who loved her son, but adopted a generation latifah, witness documentary on al jazeera. this lights may look like a city from the sky, but their fishing vessels just outside are jin tina's exclusive economic zone.

pandemic, that 719 death soul for the heat wave is almost half of all of the people who have died from corbett 19 in this province. in the past year and a half so it's hitting a lot of people very hard. now we're dealing with very big smoke as well from wildfires that have popped up and really taken over in the last few days here as well. thank you so much for telling us about the situation there. colton davis, a journalist, said radio and l news joining us there. thank you for your time. have a looming prison sentence for former south african president, jacob's whom i may be delayed. the constitutional court has agreed to hear his application for the contempt rolling again seemed to be revoked. zoom out has been sent in for 15 months, in prison, for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry from me to mila is following development from land by just outside dumas and home in cross blue. and those attempts to stay out of prison. they've come just stuff the months of saying that he's prepared to go to joe to defend his rights in that the constitutional court and the commission of inquiry into co

they were stopped by police as they tried to march to government house in bangkok, defying corbett 19 restrictions. demonstrators are calling for the prime minister and the cabinet to resign. while those are the headlines for hell, we'll have more news for you here on out there, off the inside story to stay with us. news. news. news. the devastating floods in europe, wildfires in the arctic and record heat waves in canada and the us, scientists say climate change will make extreme weather events even more frequent. so how should we and our government adapt to the new reality? this is inside story. ah, ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm a hammer, jim. jim scientists have long warned that climate change will lead to more extreme weather. we've seen 3 examples just this week. devastating flash floods in europe. wildfires in siberia and the u. s. in canada are facing another heat wave. at least 150 people have died in what's being called once in a century. floods across western germany, belgium and the netherlands. rescuers are scrambling to find more than a 1000 people who are stil

dr. surgeon corbett, 19 cases. it comes out to roles with time for unvaccinated government employees and to museum security forces have arrested a member of parliament who to accuse a president and a staging affirm. earlier president, ty said issued a statement from saying he would not become a kick town for his currency has plummeted after newly elected president pedro, because fear appointed members of his left his party to king cabinet jobs. this concern over the direction of his government. that's after he named a prime minister, whose sympathetic to a rebel group that was a long running conflict with the state and did not name a finance minister. castillo has also caused uncertainty. with these pledges to rewrite the constitution and redistribute wealth, mariana sanchez has moved from lima just 48 hours since president garcia was to go over the government and there is a lot of problems coming up. if you look in the, you appointed over you asked the prime minister, a man who is very controversial because he's u

we see it with color, she won't here hold a hearing on the origins of corbett. we seen this pattern trying to cover up a narrative she doesn't want out there when we c n shoue getting all of the facts. next is our comfortable chair. >> there is a reason nancy pelosi is the most disliked elected official in america. joyce puts her own partisan politics over what best for the american people. she's anri authoritarian who has broken the people's house. she's a lame-duck speaker and everyone knows it. the reason why nancy pelosi is refusing for a well-respected american like jim jordan and jim banks is because she doesn't want the american people to know the truth or learn the facts. she doesn't want a fair or bipartisan investigation she wants a political one. it's a fact in december of 2020, nancy pelosi was made aware of potential security threats to the capitol failed to act. it's a fact the u.s. capitol police raise concerns rather than providing them with support and resources they needed and deserved, she prioritize her partisan political office over there sa

the opposition to check their mind particular cannot be called all non existent, corbett, main restriction. it's nonsense. all right, we run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to our guests or am nichol. i come to quote you and to do lisa and thank you to for watching. you can see this and all of our previous programs again, any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a g, and sad story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at a g inside story from him, how much i'm doing the whole team here, bye for now. the becoming a living legend of a young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clouds. the brought peace to the ivory coast posted by eric comes in football rebels, the life of drop by the football who succeeded, where politicians had not dropped the boy and civil war on out there. when freedom of the press is under threat, you know, you just because i thought genuinely about

but rising corbett 19 infections across the region, a worrying organizes chinese borders has been closed since march last year. and authorities haven't indicated when they will reopen. the current of virus isn't the only challenge organizers are facing. staging will be the 1st city to horse boy the summer and the winter olympics. the 2008 games took place. just as china was starting to emerge as a leader on the world stage in 2022, it's image and status will be vastly different. crackdowns of the democracy movement at hong kong and allegations of human rights abuses against the weaker minority. and should john have prompted calls for a bully court? on thursday, british m. p 's voted to state a diplomatic boy called of what they dubbed the genocide game. last week, the you parliament voted to do the same. the votes aren't binding that white group say they send a strong message saying you're going to, they just am i, you know, in human rights abuses, him and china. chinese authorities deny human rights abuses are being committed and say a boycott will not succeed. the i are c headed by tho

and so see all of us that moving on to i show on corbett and vaccinations . gordon mckenzie says, when i was in school many years ago, we got vaccinated at school. i remember a long length of kids getting jobs one by one. there was no problem with the strategy back then. would it be a problem? no. linda said, great topic, alex for bringing up the sheer incompetence of the board is johnson. and lisa says, well, i for one will be continuing to wear my mask. and finally, kevin says we must anesha if only protections. now dr. chris smith, of the nick of scientists, platform has become a high thought name during the pandemic. no one better explains the behavior of this crew. no vidas. don't chris smoke? welcome back to the i'll examine tricia. so christmas, we have a situation where a high vaccinated countries like israel in america, and though vaccinating school children certainly 2nd to school children. but you can't face not to explain this. well, we've waited a long time for the j. c, v i the joint committee on vaccination and immunization to pronounce their verdict on this. and many a

not only for that, but the commercial sector is asking for that space, at least in low lower corbett is ready for commercial, let's say, for the blooming of emotional dividends mainly now in the united states in japan and other countries. but i'm sure that this will be through verizon in, in a lot of other countries. well, not to the people we have to live there. thank you very much for the very interesting. thank you for watching hope to hear again. next week was apart from me. me the join me every 1st day on the alex salmon show when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the, in the stores and shade the way here are not mass rallies, flare across europe against coby restrictions. please fire water, cannon and t gas. the mid sized new design, green protest is also become this our chilling effect from media freedom. that's the reactions withdraw, pretty slow, which could threaten investigative journalists, the prison, if they exposed to the state. the devastation in china being told the worst, floating in a 1000 jews

to be sure you've got a notice in corbett, my guess is yeah, we call the the 41 i'm and we went through the wave and because we. ready did the campaign that you created month is that people from how they call my beta we they did that on a did buy. there was much lower than what had been predicted by the money down to the special rate was because of the beginning of this would just setting, you know, you're getting these and even people that could be $19.00. but the beginning you may join, we will go, is that good? well, this time around, the 2nd the way will be located by the new buddy. but the charlie there, the buddy and the thing, and it was much more and the more miserable we, the more it is that it over people who are in the beginning of the ha. okay, let's talk about him and see just to interrupt you there for a 2nd. so if i may, i don't know if you saw last interview on this particular story. and last time we were talking to our correspond incent ago in deka. and he was making the point that there was a disconnect between the initial momentum across africa when it came to rolling

and i was told old peter vet what he passed on last night. uganda 1st confirmed corbett 19 death at the end of july last year. but case numbers have spiraled recently. the highest number of deaths in a month were recorded in june. the government wants to vaccinated people, but has been having trouble getting enough doses. the. we have hard to fly to the over and media and those is into the country. and yet we have a profession over 22000000 people to work, submit mid or does, but still on standby. so it's the over the rocks in that you're letting lithium got down authorities introduced a 6 week partial lockdown in june with more transmissible delta there in spreading in the country and last month steep increase and infections grace mercy, mommy, fears that not many will be as lucky as he was tell who was a senior advisor for access to finance the royal danish embassy and compiler just how bad others shortages of oxygen and vaccines check in with us. they keep the health set up. we had very many cases being admit, being admitted to us because, but what really happened was that the instal

more than 4000000 people have died from corbett 19, but the w h o says up to 3 times more people have died directly or indirectly as a result of the pandemic. more than 190000000 cases have been recorded with several countries currently hitting record highs, including indonesia, thailand and vietnam, and koby desk across the continent of africa jumped more than 40 percent last week alone. 12.9 percent of the world has now been fully vaccinated, but that re drop significantly in 4 countries on iran, one percent of africans have been vaccinated. and the u. case. foreign minister is urging the public to be cautious when cold $900.00 restrictions are lifted on monday, august, johnson is self isolating. after having contact with the health secretary was tested positive for covey. 19 downing street now says it won't take part in a pilot study that allows people to work in their offices and only isolate when not i bear john's. earlier we spoke to chris smith who's a consult involved. you said cambridge university in the u. k. he says the outbreak is far from over. we are looking at roughly $

a last minute compromise was reached in until the pandemic thou and corbett 19 cases across the united states are increasing rapidly sparking fears of a new outbreak. the 11 percent rise in just a week is being blamed on the delta variant, which is now the dominant strain across the us. meanwhile, recently leak documents and thailand suggest the doctors there are concerned that china sign of act vaccine isn't effective against seas. new crib. 19 variance the health minister has defended the job. those saying that leaked memo with only an opinion. but as tony chang reports from bangkok, public confidence is declining. a small group of protest is trying to march to thailand's health ministry. but the police are determined not to let them through. their protesting both the scarcity of vaccination shot and the vaccines. the government is giving them some on hawk walk me. i'm worried about the vaccine that the government has ordered for us with many people, including myself don't want to novak vaccine, but the government keeps ordering more. reassuring was from a senior health official have

success 1st of those know, a dozen and perhaps a few months will be 20 s a keisha's vaccines against corbett, which will be tested, the develop that is compressed, the work of a decayed into a year. so partly behind that remarkable success. so, you know, i think that there are a few things, you know, the world has learned at least a little bit from previous pandemic when the company struggled to make vaccine, best enough large part because the, the outbreaks were over before the vaccines were developed. so a number of countries including the u. k, got together and, and put together something called separate coalition prep, demik preparedness innovations which is based both of us low and in london. but really, the point of step was to say, you know, we know that these tend to mix will happen, that they could potentially be destructive and, and far ranging. and we really need to have a better system within 3 weeks of the announcement of the sequence of the virus. in january 2027 had already identified companies, it was going to fund to develop vaccines kind of unprecedented speed for funding.

think the one company, our ceo does a great job on the weekly update of everything going on around the corbett crisis and doing this this past year so the tools to provide for some of you trust the information, both in english and also in spanish as well. the second is vaccines, both for employees but also the families as well. at&t set up 21 sites around the country. of course we know what's going on at cvs and walgreens in terms of getting access. a friend of mine, a weekly basis to be able to vaccinate. the week we can do that and eliminate barriers, are we thallowed, how do we do that? this is really critical. also for people to get vaccines as part of the wealth program, starting walmart and 151 people visit each week. consumers and their employers target lyft right, they provide compensation for people getting ghost on and in time off for employees but also members of their family as well and even verizon providing childcare individual ways companies are doing this but this effort because there is no roadmap. this effort is what the leading practices are for companies to get engage being

as we saw with corbett, but supply chain breakdown occurred through multiple sectors. hihospice committee worked to strengthen the local food supply chain and prepare for teacher disruption, what farm bill programs you think would help you and the farmer members build resilience and what additional support would help you all strengthen the market access but for ms. cooper. [laughter] you want me to repeat that? >> i think i've got it. our biggest thing right now is lack of rural infrastructure that is appropriate. we are in the breadbasket of our state, agricultural production, amazing efficiencies and technologies and they are at a scale that's a little bit bigger than where small farmers are so n scale appropriately certainly the other biggest challenge is the biggest supply chain and while we have so many farmers interested in working with us and we see this as an opportunity for beginning farmers, it is a leap. at the beginning i've been lucky to have the mentorship and marketing opportunity but it's a year lease so it's hard to make specialized equipment investmen

control yet the va cannot get additional base, there wasn't enough staff for providers even before corbett hit it is just one example the facility had to put a tarp over one of the new servers to keep water from leaking and destroying it so as we transition to these facilities, who got to make sure staffing and infrastructure and anything else they have they e need befoe they go and my time is up but i want to say one thing quickly, i was disturbed from leaders in the va change management withheld training evaluation data requested by the oig and altered other data prior to defending through the oig, integrity peronists of information provided by va is required by law and its critical to the oig's mission so withholding information from ig or congress for that matter is outrageous and unacceptable. i know you agree quickly on that but i want to say clearly that i expect anyone found doing that to be held accountable immediately. >> i absolutely commit to that. i was struck by the finding as you are and i know you will hear from deputy ig intrapsychic panel but i also know ig is looking ato

plus, cast iron cooking with chef melba wilson, and a visit from actor john corbett! all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [crew clapping & cheering] -good morning, deja. -deja: good morning! [clapping continues] -good morning! -morning. it's thursday, july 1st, 2021. -winter's finally gone. -this is it. -[laughing] -right? this is it. listen, let's face it. the kids are practically back in school. you know it, and i know it. just live in the moment of july 1.

my name is emily jane corbett. i'm a long time resident of the bay area and calling in support of the grub steak diner. i think the project should continue if the manner it's been formulated. in particular i think it's been an iconic much needed spot for the lgbtq plus community as noted before and would like to support the project. thank you. >> hello. my name is parker jay. i only have a minute so i'll keep my comments really brief but i live a block from 25 pine street and want to call in and express my strong support for this development using the density bonus. we need as much as housing units as possible in san francisco and the neighborhood is well poised to add the density with transportation and i don't think there's health or safety reasons to deny the project. thank you. >> hi, this is jill richie. born in san francisco and the owner of vegan pick across the street i'm in support of. it's better for business. it's better for housing. i think the neighborhood needs it and again i'm 100% in support. thank