vincent, ten seconds, last fort. vincent, ten seconds, last thought. i think we have to look at the internal dynamics within the taliban route in afghanistan as well. the taliban might well fighting their own domestic insurgents, notjust those who are sympathetic with the us, but also those more extreme. vincent ni, janet daley and michael goldfarb, thank you all for being with us, and joining us on dateline. we will be back at the same time next week, thank you, goodbye. is there a longer—term issue here, do you think hello again. saturday was always going to be the slightly dodgier day of the weekend in terms of weather, and we have a lot of cloud. most of us saw some fairly heavy rain as well. that was the grey skies that we had in wales, for a time, with the rain coming down. a bit misty over the hills, as well. since then, the rain band has been progressing its way northwards and eastwards, and it will continue to do so over the next few hours, as well. that said, i reckon it will stay pretty wet across parts of eastern scotland, down the easter

vincent, ten seconds, last thought. i think we have to look at the internal dynamics within the taliban route in afghanistan as well. the taliban might well fight their own domestic insurgents, notjust those who are sympathetic with the us, but also those more extreme. vincent ni, janet daley and michael goldfarb, thank you all for being with us, and joining us on dateline. we will be back at the same time next week. thank you. goodbye. hello there. after the rather cloudy weather we had to contend with last week, this week does promise something just a little bit brighter. certainly it will be largely dry with some spells of warm sunshine. having said that, no heatwave on the way, temperatures will be nothing exceptional for the time of year, but the high pressure firmly building in and taking control of our weather. that is why it will be mainly dry and settled but the winds around high pressure flow in a clockwise direction so we will pull out air down from the north and not tapping into any of this heat across parts

vincent, ten seconds, last thought. i think we have to look at the internal dynamics within the taliban route in afghanistan as well. the taliban might well fight their own domestic insurgents, not just those who are sympathetic with the us, but also those more extreme. vincent ni, janet daley and michael goldfarb, thank you all for being with us, and joining us on dateline. we will be back at the same time next week. thank you. goodbye. hello, hello everyone, i hope you're doing all right. now, for most of us, yesterday was rather miserable. we sell outbreaks of rain, it was cloudy, we saw those thunderstorms as well but today, i think for the majority, we will see a bit of an improvement. it's not a clear—cut story in that everyone will see sunny spells and gorgeous weather, we do have some scattered showers around, some of which may be heavy, but tanks to what we see here very little on the satellite image, this isactually an area of high pressure. the cloud here, this is a weather front moving away from us and if

vincent: it is the biggest concentration of central bankers. central bankers love to talk amongst themselves. that is the opportunity for them to address what they are all concerned about and what they are all concerned about now is how the global economy is going to pull itself out of the pandemic and moreover how they are going to pull themselves out of the unconventional policies they have got themselves into. tom: i had the honor of sitting on the lawn years ago with alan meltzer getting the summer soiree started with the carnegie rochester series, decades and decades ago, and it goes to the emotion of the serious event. a controversial paper of 2016, what will be the controversy this year? vincent: i think the big issue is find out where jay powell is relative to his committee. what did we learn this week? we learn that the fomc by and large wants to head to the taper. ask rob kaplan that later today. wants to start slowing asset purchases. we heard preferably in the minutes, but when jay powell in his press conference was asked about it,

vincent, ten seconds, last fort. i think we have to look at the internal dynamics within the taliban route in afghanistan as well. the taliban might well fighting their own domestic insurgents, notjust those who are sympathetic with the us, but also those more extreme. vincent ni, janet daley and michael goldfarb, thank you all for being with us, and joining us on dateline. we will be back at the same time next week, thank you, goodbye. hello, hello, everyone, i hope you're doing all right. now many of us will see some heavy, thundery downpours today. many of us seeing rain as well, so this is the weather front swelling around the uk. it will go into many parts of the uk, but many thundery downpours behind this. ahead of it something brighter, but not to completely dry story, still some downpours, and breezy across parts of the south—west and today's top temperatures get to about 20 or 21 celsius. this evening at the weather front moves towards the east, eventually leading us and losing a lot of its energy, we are

. >> vincent zang was in a pool on new york's long island earlier this month playing with friends and at one point his older brother went into the deep end and vincent followed and that's when he tried to get into deep trouble. >> i tried to hold my breath and i couldn't hold my breath and i sunk and sunk and sunk and i tried to get up and i keep sunking. >> two lifeguards revivd vincent by performing cpr, both are local first responders, were honored for their actions. >>> coming up, the mansion now on the market and it has one distinctive feature. >> but first, yes, way, crochet. that's next on "world news now." . [birds chirping, drum stomps] [male narrator] they are the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. but what does it take to strengthen our service members? what does it take to let them know that we stand behind them, wherever they are? what does it take to bridge the distance and keep them connected to family, home and country? and what does it take to prepare them for their future, when their service to the nation is complete? what does it take to strengthen our

vincent: not at all. i think he may put a bit of a pause on it, but i think all we are going to do with the taper talk is push it out maybe a month or two. we may see some profit taking on the dollar. that makes perfect sense. it had a nice little run. but sorry to say the usual, but i think it is a by the dip story when it comes to the dollar. alix: do you think it is going to be a u.s. exceptionalism, we are going to handle stuff better than other countries thing? or is it going to be for the central banks to taper? or is it a scared of delta, safety trade thing? vincent: i think it is all of the above, to be honest. realistically, we really don't have a handle on this. a study from oxford university a couple of days ago basically saying the efficacy of the virus wanes just after three months. the belief prior to that was eight months, so booster shots are going to be a necessity. you have a situation where the rest of the world is not vaccinated anywhere near the developed countries, so it is not going

vincent: a little bit. it is at a big run up, so we have seen some profit taking earlier in the week. it has bounced, it's up again, but it is just up about 0.2%. if the situation develops, it is really hard to see that this is a one and done situation when it comes to isis. the more of this we see, the more of this hostility that could develop, the more risk off we are going to see, and we will definitely see a bid like we are seeing now with gold, which was down on the morning, now up about 0.3%. so you could easily see a bid for gold and also for the dollar. francine: vincent, thank you so much. now let's continue this trader seeking haven narrative with alberto gallo, portfolio manager for the algebris fund. i want to talk about edps and a second, but overall, over the last five to six years, we have had terrorist attacks. it doesn't get any easier every time you have to bring that kind of news. but in the past, markets have largely discounted these kind of big geopolitical shifts. will this time be dif

oregon's kurt schrader, california congressman jim costa, and three texas democrats, henry cuellar, vincent gonzalez, and vela also of texas. and stephanie murphy of florida just jointing this group in dissenting on the path forward. matthew in denver, colorado. independent. what do you think should happen? caller: i definitely think he we are -- think we are getting to a point in politics where it's becoming more like a football team debate. it's not actually focusing more on the info getting out through these bills and more so focusing on the people pushing the bills. host: ok. anthony, pikesville, maryland, democratic caller. your turn. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. focusing just on the bill itself i have always supported it. it's useful to everyone who rides the road, rides the rail, cybersecurity. i can understand the shepherding

he was subsequently choked, forced faced down on the ground and pistol whipped by an officer. vincent was then taking a hospital leading treatment. the officers in question have since been charged with use of excessive force and the aurora police chief, a strongly condemned their conduct. does not police work? we don't train. this is not acceptable. the definition of police were jelly is itself is a problem. you are you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not the punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derrick shelven, that he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic, a serious problem. and then police officers, history needs to be looked into. we need to look at how many other times is that person been accused

vincent: i think so. what you may say going forward is partnerships between the companies that are perhaps engineered by beijing. which give them the opportunity to share platforms and share users. on the face, it does look negative, and it would be the knee-jerk reaction. you would expect the same thing in the u.s. if the government cracked down on companies that people like senator warren are trying to do, and restrict businesses and things like amazon. and facebook, if you will. in the end, if there is a cooperation between the major technology firms, and they are sharing customers and allowing customers to crossover, and actually could be an upside to that at the end of the day. not necessarily all negative. shery: vincent cignarella, with the latest on alibaba. we are waiting for those earnings which will be the next catalyst for broader chinese stocks. a broader outlook on profits and beijing's tech sector crackdown could boost sentiment. our markets reporters joins us now. we saw a huge rally in ch

vincent, let me ask you, does this play to china's hands at all? because china is just about afghanistan. it’s because china is “ust about afghanistan._ because china is “ust about afuhanistan. �*, . , ., afghanistan. it's a small border shared with _ afghanistan. it's a small border shared with afghanistan. - afghanistan. it's a small border shared with afghanistan. i - afghanistan. it's a small borderj shared with afghanistan. i think afghanistan. it's a small border l shared with afghanistan. i think if we come into this question with the mindset of a great power of competition. american �*s losses china's gain, then probably yes, but i'm afraid that duality is much more complex. it's very, very nervous about it. you know, china thinks afghanistan is a quagmire, and they look at history being afghanistan as neighbourfor a long time in the 19th century and early 20th century, it was britain, and then 20th century it was soviet union. now the zist century it was soviet union. now the 21st century is the united states. such chinese state

. >> vincent reina housing policy expert and professor at the university of pennsylvania coauthored a new report showing >> reporter: vincent reina housing professor he co- authored a new report showing that nearly 10% of landlords around the country collected less than half of their rent in ef 2020. small landlords owning fewer than six units were most affected. >> we're forcing household and owners to bear the cost of that in the current moment, and that is unfair to both parties. >> i feel bad that i have not been able to pay her. >> reporter: carla mcarthur is lacasse's tenant with child care costs for her daughter and an autistic son, she says she can't pay rent. >> we had two incomes, i had covid-19 twice, my kids all have had it once. my husband had it once. we've been affected by the virus. >> reporter: mcarthur has been approved for rent relief in new york, but the state hasn't paid lacasse yet. so far, new york has sent about 8% of at federal allotment of $2.6 billion relief dollars directly to landlords. >> i'm not sure what she-- that is what i am afraid of. >> reporter: t

he was subsequently choked, forced face down on the ground, and pistol whipped by an officer. vincent was then taken to hospital leading treatment. the officers in question have since been charged with use of excessive force and the roar of police chief, a strongly condemned their conduct gave it does not police work. we don't train this, not acceptable. the definition of police brutality is itself is a problem. you, you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not the punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derrick sheldon, that he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic, a serious problem, and then police officers history needs to be looked into. we need to look at how many other times that person been accused or

will you please officers identified the suspect called vincent is being wanted by the authorities to separate offenses. now after 2 other men fled, vincent appeared to initially comply with the officers commands during the arrest that resisted while being handcuffed. he was subsequently choate forced face down on the ground and pistol whipped by an officer in simple then taking a hospital leading treatment. the officers in question have since been charged with using excessive force of the roar of police chief, a strongly condemned conduct. this is not police work. we don't train this not acceptable. the definition of police were tele is itself is a problem. you weren't you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're resting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not the punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derek shoulder and that he was being video camera right

to 2 other men fled, vincent appeared to initially comply with the officers commands during the rest, but then resisted well being handcuffed. he was subsequently choked, forced face down on the ground, and pistol width by an officer. vinson was then taken to hospital needing treatment . the officers in question have since been charged with the use of excessive force on the aurora police chief is strongly condemned. their conduct does not police work. we don't train this, not acceptable. the definition of police brutality is itself is a problem. you are you, you use the force necessary to an effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not the punish. that's the job of the courts to wind up dishing out a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derek shelven, that he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic, a se

sam brock is in port vincent, louisiana. good evening. what are officials telling you about the threat? >> reporter: jose, good evening. hope and expectations that it's a quick-moving store. if not, we've seen potential what can happen. i'm standing in front of a river in 2016 got to 40 feet in one section to the point right here it hit the top of that roof of the barn next to me after about 30 inches of rain in several days. here they're expecting somewhere in the neighborhood of 8 to 16 inches of rain but potential exists for more. jose, if you want to try to get out of town now on interstate 10, a main thread through the area is congested. all flights largely canceled except a couple in the morning. time to find a safe space. jose? >> sam brock in port vincent larks la. thank you. >>> the hours ahead are critical. al roker is in new orleans with the latest on the storm's track. al, where's this headed? >> reporter: well, right now, jose, the latest track brings it right towards us. we are on lake pontchartrain. you can see we are alrea

and in port-au-prince, we're joined by stÉpahe vincent. he is a journalist covering the aftermath of the earthquake for bbc and a piece headlined "the forgotten villages cut off from help." welcome to democracy now! dr. chery, describe what is happening. you are a general practitioner in les cayes, so hard-hit by covid. now you have the earthquake. >> good morning. yes, i am dr. chery marie anne-lise. les cayes i and inles cayes -- i am in les cayes. when the earthquake was happening, i was inside with my house with my baby. hit my head against the wall and fell down. i have injuries. i can see everyone is panicking. this morning, we had anoth -- all of the people who were trying to sleep inside their house, they run out and are panicking. he asked the question again, please? amy: what are the greatest needs in the injuries you are treating. are you getting enough supplies and you have enough doctors and medical staff to help with those who are injured? >> in les cayes, especially, we have not enough doctors to care for the patients. in t

and in port-au-prince, we're joined by stÉpahe vincent. he is a journalist covering the aftermath of the earthquake for bbc and a piece headlined "the forgotten villages cut off from help." welcome to democracy now! dr. chery, describe what is happening. you are a general practitioner in les cayes, so hard-hit by covid. now you have the earthquake. >> good morning. yes, i am dr. chery marie anne-lise. les cayes i and inles cayes -- i am in les cayes. when the earthquake was happening, i was inside with my house with my baby. hit my head against the wall and fell down. i have injuries. i can see everyone is panicking. this morning, we had anoer -- all of the people who were trying to sleep inside their house, they run out and are panicking. he asked the question again, please? amy: what are the greatest needs in the injuries you are treating. are you getting enough supplies and you have enough doctors and medical staff to help with those who are injured? >> in les cayes, especially, we have not enough doctors to care for the patients. in t

vincent: i think is going to bounce from here. every trader i talked to this morning was like, what the hell. no one got a good handle at this. some real clearing out of positioning. some profit that started before the fed. probably machine driven. at the end of the day, younger term we have to see this as u.s. rates will go higher and what that will mean is the divergence rates will favor the u.s. and eventually will favor the dollar as well. alix: thanks so much. appreciate you joining us. let's get your equity take. the s&p 500 now lagging. small cap industries all weight ahead of the imposing of -- symposium. what have you noticed? >> immediately saw stocks drop on the headline that tapering is coming fast. that is going to be a negative catalyst for risk assets broadly. but rebounding, we did not see that. this massive spike, a lot of that because the news was priced in. we know about this. we heard about is last week. we got chairman powell to confirm it. that is a take from stocks in particular and you can see that with the

the police officers identified the suspect kyle vincent. his name is being wanted by the authorities for several offences. off to 2 other men fled, vincent appeared to initially comply with the officers command, sharing the arrest, but then resisted well being handcuffed. he was subsequently choked, forced face down on the ground, and pistol whipped by an officer in some is then take him to hospital leading treatments the officers in question and since been charged with use of excessive force and the aurora police chief is strongly condemned. their conduct not police work, we don't train this, not acceptable. the definition of police were tele is itself is a problem. you are you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the strict cop is not to punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of dere

he was subsequently choked, forced face down on the ground, and pistol whipped by an officer. vincent was then taking a hospital leading treatment. the officers in question have since been charged with use of excessive force and the aurora police chief strongly condemned. their conduct. does not police work? we don't train this not acceptable. the definition of police were jelly is itself is a problem. you weren't you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not the punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derrick sheldon, that he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic, a serious problem. and then police officers, history needs to be looked into. we need to look at how many other times that person been accused of o

many don't know who vincent chin is? who was he? >> he was not your model minority. he hasn't gone to college. he was taking night classes. he worked as a draftsman, and worked part-time in a chinese restaurant as a waiter. he was your all-american, asian-american, chinese-american kid. >> reporter: june 19, 1982, two men, a father and his stepson, a foreman and a laid off auto work beat vi vincent chin to death after an argument at a nearby bar where chin was celebrating his bachelor party. >> he had made the remark because of (bleep), we're out of work. >> reporter: chin's death didn't make national news. the sentencing of his assailants, did. >> the charge, second-degree murder lowered to manslaughter, three years probation, and no time in prison. >> is it because he was chinese? >> is that what you think it is? >> yes. discrimination. >> they were given fines at less than what a used car would cost. and the judge said, these are not the kind of men you send to jail. >> we want justice! >> reporter: as nationwide calls for justice grew louder, both men were indict

following the death of chief justice vincent, earlier the governor of california was appointed to succeed him. in 1950 for the court rendered a verdict -- social significance by its decision that segregation in tax supported schools and is unconstitutional. in little rock, arkansas preparations were being made by the school board for complaints for the court verdict. arkansas's governor ordered the continuance of segregated schools. violence occurred as an anti integration it's prevented the enrollment of peoples call to all white schools. in view of continuing resistance the president serve no just of the court's decision would be firmly upheld. he ordered federal troops to arkansas for the protection of school children in the maintenance of law and order gradually, southern states move to an acceptance of the legal requirements of the constitution. on january 3rd 1950, 9:49's star was added to the united states flag when the territory of alaska climaxed almost centuries efforts to achieve statehood. admission to the union was celebrated in typical alaskan fashion. the 50th star was adde

it includes josh gottheimer of new jersey, jared golden of maine, jim cost of california, along with vincent gonzalez. representative stephanie murphy of florida also added to that list. there are the 10 democrats who are saying they are not right now on board with moving forward with that $3.5 trillion budget package until the house would vote on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill approved by the senate and negotiated with the white house as well. they want that to move first. steve and tennessee, democratic party. good morning -- in and tennessee, democratic party. good morning. caller: first, the guy from michigan -- i got a lot of stimulus money during the covid. also, if you rely only on your social security to live, you messed up. i have a pension. my wife has a pension. i feel sorry for the guy. i think it is pretty simple here , this infrastructure thing. if any congressmen voted against it, do not give their district the money. that cuts costs and solves problems. thank you so much. have a good day. host: the new york times talks about republicans who are against $3.5 trillion. the

. >> vincent tracy is talking to me from his newly purchased home. when he toured it, he spotted cameras. >> did they tell you the cameras were there? >> no. >> were they obvious? >> not the one in the master. to be honest, one was by the fireplace over here. off to the side a bit. so, to be honest, it was not as obvious as you would think. >> vincent was understanding. he says he gets that sellers are vulnerable to theft. lending tree has been studying real estate cameras. >> we commissioned a survey where we asked sellers if they have ever used a hidden camera to spy on potential homebuyers. what we found was that three in 10 are willing to admit i'm a yes, i have used a camera to spy on someone. usually, they say they want to get the down low on what is happening, what buyers are really saying behind the scenes. >> so, for many, spotting a is just a side benefit. cameras are sometimes deployed to get the upper hand in negotiations. >> i know some are very subtle. even just looking around. i am very mindful. >> mindful of what she says, good or bad

port vincent is on the banks of the amy river. this is an event that will last not just throughout the course of this day and the storm. it will last for several days. arlene mere lives in this house. i was just speaking with her. just like many people in the region, they know to the inch how much water it will take to get inside their homes. they said the water to the front door of her house is 1'1 3". the latest report she got is that floodwaters could reach close to 13 feet. she's clearly in a very nervous situation now. residents we've seen here in this community doing a lot of this. they plan to ride out the storm here and have their belongings ready to go and drive into higher ground as the storm approaches. even south of where we are. take a community like la feet, louisiana, about to take a direct impact from the eye of the storm, there are still people planning to ride out the storm. we spoke with ronald dufresne, a commercial shrimper, he plans to ride out the storm on a 100-foot shrimp boat. i spoke with him just a litt

. >> reporter: vincent tracy is talking to me from his newly purchased home. when he toured it, he spotted cameras. did they tell you that the cameras were there? >> no, no. i spotted them on my own, yeah. >> reporter: were they obvious? >> not the one in the master. to be honest -- i'm looking around to where i had seen them, too. but, yeah. one was by the fire place over here and off to the side a bit. but, no. it wasn't as obvious as you would think. >> reporter: vincent was pretty understanding saying he gets it, that sellers are vulnerable to theft. linden tree has been studying real estate cameras. >> we commissioned a survey wherein we asked sellers if they had ever used a camera, a hidden camera, to spy on potential home buyers. what we found was that three in ten are willing to admit, yeah, i have used a camera to spy on someone. and usually when they do do it, they say that they want to get the down low on what's happening, what buyers are really saying behind the scenes. >> reporter: so, for many, spotting a thief is just a side benefit. cameras are

. >> reporter: vincent tracy is talking to me from his newly purchased home. when he toured it, he spotted cameras. did they tell you that the cameras were there? >> no. no. i spotted them on my own. yeah. >> reporter: were they obvious? >> not the one in the master. to be honest -- i'm sorry. i'm looking around to where i had seen them. one was by the fire place over here. off to the side a bit. no. to be honest with you, it wasn't as obvious as you would think. >> reporter: vincent was pretty understanding, saying he gets it, that sellers are vulnerable to theft. lending tree has been thinking about and studying real estate cameras. >> we commissioned a survey where we asked sellers if they had ever used a camera, a hidden camera to spy on potential home buyers. what we found was that three in ten are willing to admit, yeah, i have used a camera to spy on someone. usually when they do do it, they say that they want to get the down low on what's happening, what buyers are really saying behind the scenes. >> reporter: for many, spotting a thief is just a side

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also helping in the mission, locals like vincent otello, responding to people by facebook and reaching them by boat after getting their address. it was the second strongest hurricane to hit louisiana, with wind gusts up to 172 miles per hour. >> kind of what my wife says about childbirth. you can explain it to people, but until you experience it you can't appreciate it. >> reporter: the representative of houma >> reporter: later today, homeland security alejandro mayorkas will be surveying the damage with louisiana's governor. >>> part of new orleans and louisiana could spend weeks without power. nearly 1 million customers are in the dark. that means no air conditioning in the sweltering heat. and it could mean long-term water and sewage treatment problems. some desperation is already be felt. >> the people that evacuated already have all the hotels occupied. you know, that left earlier. so where would you go? i mean, where would i go? but i know i can't stay in here three weeks without power. >> the power company in new orleans says more than 2,000 miles of transmission lines are out

. >> reporter: vincent webster got his shot today with the mayor by his side. he decided it was time to get vaccinated against the coronavirus. >> i work a lot and i was reluctant because other issues in the past and all that types of stuff. i got to keep my people safe in order to do so. >> he came to the fillmore mini park for the mobile vaccine program. >> i understand the concerns that a lot of people have around vaccinations specifically in the african-american community. mayor breed and leaders talked about historical concerns and hesitancy in san francisco, almost 80% of those eligible are vaccinated. >> we still have work to do. we still have work to do particularly among black african and americans where our rate of vaccination is 64%. >> reporter: the city created mobile teams and a vax to you program which will bring the vaccine to you. cook who's grieving the lost of her son spoke today and hoping to convince the hesitance. >> i didn't get a chance to say good-bye, i begged him to get vaccinated and he would not do it. >> reporter: san francisco sti

where i'm standing right now at port vincent, it got to 17 feet, high enough that it reached the top of the roof of this bar. more than a dozen people, alicia, died in that event. there were over 100,000 homes that were flooded. the financial footprint was something in the range of $21 billion. now, that is a worst-case scenario. officials aren't expecting rain in the 30-inch range, but as bill said, 10 to 20 inches, 8 to 16 is the forecast in port vincent. but still the potential exists for more than that. when you look at the fact that officials haven't issued a mandatory evacuation, you wonder. people are being left to use their own discretion in terms of getting out or not getting out. you want them to be careful. peep if you have not left at this point for disaster. we'll see what happens. >> meteorologist bill karins and sam brock. we'll be seeing a lot of both of you in the next 24 hours. thank you both so much. >>> next, the president's promise that yesterday's strike against isis-k will not be the last. congressman ro khanna, a member of house armed services weighs in on tha

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believe vaccinated students and te superintendent dr vincent matthews on the nine if his district would require vaccines for staff. currently what we're doing is assessing exactly where we are who has been vaccinated and who as we do witr health and safety measures were using that data to assess next steps. the california teachers association continues to urge members to get vaccinated and sent us the statement. we support the growing number of school districts who have worked in concert with educators and local unions to develop robust testing and vaccine verification policies. state senator becker also reiterated he believes the right protocols are in place for schools to be very safe and that he encourages all students over 12 and eligible to get the vaccine to do so. in studio. greg lee ktvu fox two news, jenna okay, an important discussion as some students prepare to go back to school next monday. thanks so much. greg san francisco school superintendent, dr vincent matthew says he does not expect san francisco schools to return to distance learning despite a surge in cases. because

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vincent matthews says those issues have been resolved and there are air cleaners in classrooms now. >> imagine schools, december 2019, it will look just like that but with masks. >> now about 700 students within the district have applied for online only options so far this year, given the state of the delta variant. >>> also a reminder, the stretch of the great highway that's been shut down to traffic for most of the pandemic will reopen on monday to help kids get to class, and that will be weak days only. on weekends and holidays it will be belonging to bicyclists and the streams only. >>> apple is set to spend millions of dollars to clean up a homeless encampment on its property in north san jose. about 60 people are living in tents and rvs in the vacant lot on component drive, creating a health and safety hazard for both the city and the tech giant. this afternoon apple confirmed to kpix 5, outreach workers will help find shelters, motel beds, and other transitional housing for campers. >> you don't have to solve the whole issue of homelessness, but if everybody takes a chunk, then

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sf usd said last week that it would not require teachers to be vaccinated but superintendent doctor vincent matthews says the reversal decision was made after reviewing recent covid-19 data in the city. given that we're in the midst of rising cases in new variants in the community vaccine requirement is a necessary step. >> keeping our students staff and family say the teachers union united educators of san francisco says this vaccination requirement is something that they've been advocating for in meetings with the school district. >> we've played an active role. not only just our public statements, but also and, you know, closed door sessions with the district can saying, look, listen to educators are coming back we need to provide our communities. the safest environment. and we're actually very, very happy to hear that they've changed that right, that the pandemic situation and that the delta variant is changing daily and leaders the to that to that san francisco unified school district has about 10,000 employees. >> and so far, half of them have submitted their vaccination status to the

. >> reporter: concerned families messaging vincent over facebook, asking him to check on their missing loved ones. and stranded residents reportedly giving a thumb's up to the coast guard, waiting to get out. >> and matt gutman, just extraordinary reporting all night long, all day long. he's with us from houma, and matt, more than a million customers without power and they said possibly for weeks. and i know there are reports many people are still stranded tonight. you're learning new information about the rescue operation under way? >> reporter: it is breathtaking in scale, that rescue operation. already 5,000 national guard here. more on the way, virtually every local and state and federal agency sending personnel and vehicles. and of course, hundreds from the cajun navy with their high water vehicles and shallow draft boats. and perhaps what we saw in la mras encapsulates i'm told they're going to continue working until nightfall and then start right back up in the morning. hundreds, david, have been rescued so far. >> we're thinking about everyone there in louisiana tonight. matt,

. >> superintendent vincent matthews says the older buildings have been outfitted with air cleaners in classrooms. teachers and staff must be vaccinated or undergo weekly covid testing. >>> tomorrow the university of san francisco will welcome back students to campus for the first time in her than a year. second year students will begin moving into the school's newest residency hall, low mountain east. first-year transfer students will get to move into their dorm starting next week and. classes begin tuesday, august 24th. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, the 49ers kicked off their preseason tomorrow. what niners fans can expect when they had to levi's stadium. >>> a south bay music festival back in action after being canceled last ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90 days on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local

vincent matthews says everything is >>imagine scs, december 2019, and it will look just like that but with masks. >> reporter: the move comes with full blessing of the san francisco department of public health. teachers and staff are under a covid-19 vaccine mandate, or they will be tested weekly for the disease. dr. matthews says the older buildings have been outfitted with air cleaners in classrooms and are safe for school in the pandemic. >> we've made much, much progress on improving and verifying the condition of ventilation at all of our schools. >> reporter: the school year has brought some changes other than masking at sfusd, including bus routes and rates. >> you do not need a clipper card. they do not need to tag on. just get on and ride. all we ask is that they bring some form of i.d., and more importantly, a mask. we welcome all youth on muni. >> reporter: middle school mom says she found out later today that her eighth-grader won't have a seat on the school bus from their home in the bayview to the twin peaks school. those are now reserved for kindergarten through fifth g

. >> reporter: vincent reina, a housing policy expert and professor at the university of pennsylvania, co-authored a new report showing that nearly 10% of landlords around the country collected less than half of their rent in 2020. small landlords owning fewer than six units were most affected. >> we're forcing low-income households and owners to essentially bear the cost of that in this current moment, and that is unfair to both parties. >> i feel bad that i have not been able to pay her. >> reporter: carla mcarthur is lacasse's tenant. with child care costs for her daughter, and an autistic son, she says she can't pay rent. >> we had two incomes. i had covid-19 twice. my kids all have had it once. my husband has had it once. we've been affected by the virus. >> reporter: mcarthur has been approved for rent relief in new york, but the state hasn't paid lacasse yet. so far, new york has sent about 8% of its federal allotment of $2.6 billion relief dollars directly to landlords. >> i'm not sure what she may do when it ends-- that's what i'm afraid of, becoming homeless. >> reporter: tw

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