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have been so critical to the agenda in afghanistan is a soon as they take over territory, they are gog to the doors, targeting them, creating a clima of intimidation and fear just what they did in the 1990's. >> let's turn to washington because a pentagon press conference has just begun. >> our tros have set up defensive positions around the airport. airport is able to function safely. we don't take this for granted and i continue to be in daily contact with general mackenzie and commanders on the ground to make sure they have with a need to keep it safe. my third area of focus is the pace. increasing the flow of aircraft and people out of kabul. we have flown out several thousand since the fifth of august and our goal is to increase our capacity every day going forward. as we build out this capacity, we are working hand in glove with the state department, which is leading the whole of government effort to notify and process american citizens were leaving. to urgently identify and process afghan applicants as well. we have dispatched small military teams to two of the airport gates to

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, we've got a lot of unvaccinated nursing home workers, and you have nursing home residents who are gog to be vulnerable. that all means that i think we are heading towards boosters for certain populations -- not for everybody, but certainly for the most vulnerable populations, a booster shot may end up being quite useful. we'll see what the fda has to say, but that's where i suspect we're heading. >> we understand that pfizer is applying for an emergency use authorization for a third dose as early as august. dr. gounder, do you think we need boosters? >> well, think about if you're doing a high jump. if you can clear that bar jumping, i don't know, 6, 12 feet, do you really need to be able to jump 100 feet? similarly, not everybody is going to need a third dose to clear that bar of immunity. there are certain groups of people who may, in particular immunosuppressed people, perhaps some of the elderly and particularly those over the age of 80, people living in nursing homes. >> so, are you both arguing that maybe there isn't as much of a need for a booster, at least for some, or maybe n

but it all starts with the script gog with the crash you when it all begins with a scraped. and this is the most difficult part of the process. with a good script, you'll either make good film or not 5050, with a bad one. a good film is impossible. script writing is one of the hardest task. since we've been working for a while with covered a lot of topics, there is certainly a bit of a crisis of ideas at this point. and the good script writer is a hard to find as it is. but an animation is great writer and he's even rarer because we do pantomime. there is minimum dialogue, all of that has to be thought out. and every writer we have is worth his weight in gold. once the writers are happy with the script is then developed into a storyboard and a symbol to d ada magic. this process can also take several months. we would vertical slew the news if after several months of writing and rewriting, it all goes to a storyboard artist. he's like a drawing director, and he has to take all the tax and visualize that to determine the framing what the characters do. at the same time, he has

you ar gog haze smin the levels of the atmosphere but at the surface we are looking at the good to moderate range. moderate air quality for the bay area. an air quality advisory has been extended for the bay area due to the haze and smoke. but i want to show you our temperatures as we are looking at the daytime highs above average for this time of year. 80s and 90s inland. 60s and 70s around the bay. we are going to heat up as we look ahead to the weekend. an inland heat wave in store with highs into the 90s to triple digits inland. coming up let's go check in with traffic. >> a new crash is reported north bound 101. at least one lane is blocked. we have a bit of a back up there on the north bound side of 101. plan for that this morning. consider using 87 as an alternative or even 280. checking travel times right now, still okay out of the south bay. slow going through the altamont. 205 towards 680. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are seeing a minimal black up at the toll plaza. >> football is back in the bay area. one more day and the 49ers are back on the field. the t

you ar gog haze smin the levels of the atmosphere but at the surface we are looking at the good to moderate range. moderate air quality for the bay area. an air quality advisory has been extended for the bay area due to the haze and smoke. but i want to show you our temperatures as we are looking at the daytime highs above average for this time of year. 80s and 90s inland. 60s and 70s around the bay. we are going to heat up as we look ahead to the weekend. an inland heat wave in store with highs into the 90s to triple digits inland.

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she doesn't realize he is going down a a long road she's not gog to be able to follow him on. ultimately the physical caretaker she becomes very concerned because she has had breast cancer and becomes very concerned about finances because she is afraid that he is going to outlive her and she wants to make sure the resources are there to be taken care of and dignity maintained in the way that it must be. but what is also interesting this is where the library becomes so important to her. she also becomes the caretaker of his legacy. other presidents survived decades after they are out of office. they have a chance to begin to write for themselves what history is going to think of them. ronald reagan is denied that. so it is really becomes nancy reagan's job to make sure what history sees of him is true to him and true to his vision and so the library becomes extremely important to her in doing that. she wants to make sure that it has the resources it needs. she also finds other ways to sort of make sure that history remembers ronald reagan in a way that is true to ronald reagan.

and ey're gog to watch you. that is why i have been impressed with how prepared he came into training camp. that that is the best thing you can do for trey. >>> free agency starts tomorrow. espn reporting miami will decline the $15 million option on the contract. if he returns to the warriors it will likely have to be for the veterans minimum. i caught up with the new team president in front of chase center. >> so this is our vision coming to life. you see here one of our camps going on behind us but the vision was to have this activated 365 days a year, so this is places to eat and things to do before and after an event but also on a random monday midday. your kids could be a participating in one of our clinics. >> reporter: how is the community enjoying this and how are you guys giving back ? >> it really is community focused. you see with the clinic, but we have to cater to everyone. we want to have something for everybody. some people thinkhinkhinkhinkhi games but we host concerts and family events and we wa

been in the old armier stationed out on the frontier while virginia is debating whether or not she's gog to leave the union, i guess jones could see the war clouds forming on the horizon so he went into abingdon and trying to start enlist young men to learn the art of war, if you will. and tom colley was one of those 100 or so young men that wanted to participate in this new they all thought at that point in time an adventure. there'd probably be one great battle. there'd be a winner. there'd be a loser, everyone would go home and everything would all end. i could spend hours talking about the people that went through the first virginia academy. it almost reads like an all-star list certainly of the confederate cavalry service. first colonel was jeb stewart, jones, bitsy lee, john singleton mosby. the list goes on and on. mosby was there training in abingdon with tom colley. he and tom served together for almost the first year of the war. and tom stewart figured out this mosby many different missions with the first virginia cavalry. this is the earliest no photograph that we have of tom.

incredible people like him and i think that is right for the wrong thing to concludeis is that it's only gog to be exceptional people i could douglass they're going to move the country for because history of our country is a history of struggling to address injustices the move us closer to the northstar. in the social whor have done that, our people who if you're in a panel of experts group panel experts, tissues, they would never choose the people who turn out to be the social entrepreneurs. so frederick douglass was in enslaved individual yet he finds his gift any finds way to literally change the course of world history. so that is some of the stories we tell the book, the people that are closest to the problems are often those who are best positioned to address them. so youso look at a problem like poverty in the country for instance. we open the book with a story about a group that we work with call the family independence initiative and is an extraordinary organization everybody has it gift in these bottom up solutions make a huge difference. it worked to address poverty in our country

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so the t impact of medicine, gog to the doctor and getting a pill to live longer is sometimes should be cured of the disease or to get rid of an infection really doesn't have an impact on till antibiotics so the kind of boost penicillin era. that's 1945, 1950 so up until that point there's some fun in i the book looking at these old catalogs of the catalogs from like 1910. it's like every medicine contains mercury and arsenic and cocaine and 37 different types of packaging. it's a tremendous amount out there so you think of medicine as being one of those pillars of progress but actually we solved a lot of problems and invented, you know, airplanes and radio and television and a bunch of things before we started making functional drugs to improve our lives. >> one thing that's really i think then driven home for a lot of us in the last year but has always seemed impressive is just the randomized controlled trial. there's no substitute for it and you will hear the doctors talking about this now on tv yeah you can get this observational data but there's all these biases and statistics a

states which you think the 40 governor would be here less, the reality he's been here inof sequence gog on he's absolutely right, the president is the super spreader of covid, there's probably no bigger spreader than the president when you created open border in a health risk with covid in the variant and you allow these people to cross over, if you're an american citizen you cannot cross the border with covid, you are tested and if you have covid you cannot come into your own country and yet the super spreader president is letting hethese people in and once there in spreading covid all around the country. elizabeth: thank you ken paxton, it's good to see let's bring a national border vice president art del cueto, let's stay on the story where is the biden administration in dr. fauci. they say were at war with this virus, dr. fauci is warning them it's committed to the country but where are they on the border. >> is pretty much open borders or allowing to enter the united states, we have individuals or cross into the united states illegally they get looked at and checked right away to s

she is totally committed as an american to what a great country this is printeded that's was gog to happen. the left gets more and more radical a and people are more ad more fully communist and were more willing to impose an american people. and they have anointed how the oweconomy works. as she thinks going to build the houses and rent houses to poor people of the government stops everybody from paying the rent. or the landlord. it's like don't put your money into housing for poor people. she has no idea how that works. >> the democrat party embracing her before that president of the united states and his chief of staff read they're talking to them constantly and making sure that that's part of the party is satisfied but is becoming more and more of s the party rather than the extreme part of it becoming more of the party. and i want to come back to you on this which is why the world with the republicans in the senate it beic entering into negotiations with the president of the united states is violating federal law and who is purposefully his supporter with all of the charybdis things go

penicillin discovery so it always seems weird to me with this concept but here ispt this mold, i'm gog to rub it here and i always thought of as the example of the idea that has the biggest difference between how good an idea it is and how good an idea it seems but i always figured, it's not like i can just go to the grocery store andus find a multi- cucumber and take it home and get medicine that way, right? >> it's funny you say that because there is a part of a story that doesn't involve that. although we do not recommend you doou that. [laughter] there's not a scientific experiment to do that but the penicillin story is maybe my favorite story in the book and the centerpiece. there's a shelf that comes out next tuesday. penicillin, the part that a lot of people know, alexander excellently leaves out a petri dish on his desk, goes on vacation and comes back and there's mold in the petri dish that's causing bacteria in the dish to die. he's like, bacteria killer, i'll name it penicillin and 15 here's later he gets the nobel prize. a great story because he's like anyone who's ever kep

. >>> new at 6:00, a 19-year-old ai this gog become the lo he biggallenge mote places wher too many people live. >> if anything were to happen i'd have a bit after problem, but i'm really excited. i've got a great team supporting me. nothing bad should happen. >> she started training when she was 14. she earned her pilot's license last year. she's going to be flying 32,000 miles. she'll cross the atlantic over greenland, canada, south america, up to alaska then crossing into russia and indonesia before returning to europe. >> i mean the frequent flyer miles. >> you wish. >> next at 6:30, digging into the rise of the delta variant. new data showing the group that may be fueling it the most here in san francisco. >>> and twitter taking a closer look at your timeline. the challenge it needs help cracking to fix claims of racial bias on its feeds. >>> a live look outside. it is 6:26 and we'll be right back. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?”

congratulations to all of the 202020 finalists and i'm now gog to turn things back over to the president of the gilder lehrman institute. santa present the 2020 lincoln prize it is now my pleasure to introduce my fellow gilder lehrmann trustee john nau. john is a successful businessman civically and philanthropist who heads up more boards and good causes than you can imagine. among them at various times the national park foundation, the american battlefield trust the university of virginia board of visitors answer 15 years the texas historical commission. he only gave that up to accept a presidential appointment as chair of the national advisory council on historic preservation where he served for nine years. john is a longtime trustee and generous supporters of gilder lehrman swearing partnership with first lady laura lishey created the national history teacher of the year program operating in all 50 states. now in its 17th year. he's also the founder of the john nau civil war center with its illustrious -- when the jury selected the historian as the winnerin of the 2020 lincoln pre we

. >> ouwow, do you think it is gog to get easier over time once we have covid behind us? the idea behind the vaccine mandate is to finally kick this thing. >> i do. i think the delta variant, at some point, is going to peak. i'm hoping it will be in early fall. according to some of the experts that i hear on your station, i do hear that the delta variant is declining in certain areas where it has peakededed. slightly declining. and if that is a thing to come, we might be able to get through this a lot easier than we have been, you know, challenged over the past 18 months. >> all right.8 vinnie, good luck to you. you've got one l heck of a grea bakery. >> thank you. >> i'll visit it again next time i'm in philly. >> please, people, try to support small businesses. we have a mail-order business and try to supplement that with our retail challenges. termin.com. support small businesses. they needor your help now. >> amen to that. vinnie, good toha see you. thank you for joining us. >>> something we talked about yesterday. we mentioneded randi weingarten, head of the american

and so we need to be clear, we're gog to be leaving a lot of people behind. the association of wartime allies has been spending the better part of the last week working with hundreds of data scientists here in washington, d. the "new york times" will be publishing a story in the next day or two on this. our estimation is we're leaving behind somewhere between 175,000 people. >> nawaz: john, that number is just stunning. is there any chance -- the u.s. is evacuating tens of thousands of people a day, is there any chance everyone gets out by that deadline? >> i think one of the things to recognize is that it is not just interpreters and people who work in the u.s. military. the united states and its nato partners have lists of people who will be granted entry into their countries because of their work for media companies, for u.s. organizations, for human rights groups, and for other reasons. and so when we talk about who is there, who is outside the airport waiting to get access, it is not just u.s. citizens. it is not just the interpreters who helped the u.s.

that if you want us to be more effectively with emotional disorder, drug issues, homelessness, you're gog to have to train us better. and i believe quite frankly, going to fail once again to address those issues by creating new entities. the money will not be there. it was there in the 70s week d institute look printed but we deeply. >> in the 70s. remember all the talking laid off in the 70s, they were decriminalize a lot of the laws and had worked with that but they were taken away printed now in 2021, defund the police, decriminalize way of all of this criminal justice reform rate is driving us crazy and i can't like in philadelphia, federal judges just started. and people they see engage in public disorder. just tell a person to move on. it's a challenge on the 31st century, are phenomenal. the good news coming out of this, is that when the tragic death of floyd, really because of racial awakening unprecedented in this country around the world. and we will see how that goes going forward. but it also is causing a re-examination of what should police do and what we do it and can we con

are saying, many calling for investigations, and does it suggest in some way that the president is gog to be able to get through this or not? >> well, i think it is still early days, judy. we're a week into this afghanistan exit, and certainly the handling of this is something that folks are wanting accountability for. you have the president telling george stepanopoulos in that interview, even in his months ahead of what we have seen unfold in the last week, that he knew there was going to be a chaotic process. obviously that is exactly what is unfolding, and, yes, you absolutely have some folks even within the democratic party who are really being very critical of the administration's response. and you see the administration being increasingly responsive. the president delaying going back to wilmington so he could look responsible on this issue. so many administration officials out on the sunday shows over the weekend, even today trying to engage with members of the press, trying to appease them as they continue to kind of raise questions about the way that this exit is being handled,

present the different face around the world toff governments here in tehranr in t dohar but they're still gog to want to run the show exactly like they did s 20 years ago. and any social reforms that have been made in that country over the last two decades are pretty quickly going to vanish in afghanistan.th and, you know, like i mentioned to you, they're desperately looking afghan people to get out of the p country and go to anywhere that will take them to try toe start a new life becau it really isn't a life under the taliban. >> however,he anybody who didn' get ayb visa is not getting one now because they're evacuating the u.s.e embassy and you can' get to able if you're else where in the country. this becomes a very problematic way of getting out of afghanistan. there are porous borders and borders many countries. don't go far. we'll need your continueded analysis thisou morning. ali arouzi in tehran. >>> joining us on the phone a kabulph based freelance journalt who is on the ground in kabul. matthew, what is happening right now in kabul. >> i've just been out in the streets for most of

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