. >> reporter: what do you get when you cross opera star renee fleming with rock star mickey hart of the grateful dead and indian classical music virtuoso zakir hussain making music for healing in the middle of a pandemic? it's called drone music, and embraces ancient healing and meditation traditions. >> music and medicine goes back as far as history goes back, you know, shamanism, people lived by that. >> we are taught that when somebody got sick in the house, we were told to play our tambour, which is the drone instrument. >> when you think about these types of therapies and interventions, they're non armaceutical, they're very low cost, and they really are working. >> reporter: the power of music to heal, or at the very least promote well being, is well documented in most cultures. but it's only been in the past two decades that the sentific and medical communities have me together in an effort to prove its efficacy and possibilities of including it in medil protocols. >> suddenly these things that were simply left to speculation, into theory, we now have measurements on it, we h

el caso de renÉ no es aislado, decenas de deportados lo han perdido a manos de una red de prestamistas ilegales. la muerte no nos libera de la deuda. >> ¿quiÉn va a pagar ahora? no tenemos dinero. erika: muchos de estos terrenos, ademÁs de casas y automÓviles pasan a ser propiedad de los prestamistas luego de que los inmigrantes deportados se atrasan en los pagos. los prÉstamos van de 3000 a 10.000 $ que los inmigrantes garantizan entregando escrituras de sus propiedades. >> incluso les cobran hasta el 25% de interÉs, lo cual sobrepasa las tasas lÍmites establecidas. erika: la mayorÍa de vÍctimas habÍa financiado su viaje con este tipo de prÉstamos, sus familiares tendrÁn que pagar. >> ahorita tendremos que ver como se paga. erika: ingrid es hermana de marvin, un futbolista que muriÓ calcinado en tamaulipas. >> Él mantenÍa a sus hermanas, Él es el Único hombre de la familia. jorge: maÑana erika tendrÁ la segunda parte de este reportaje. ¿quÉ es lo que hace que tantos guatemaltecos estÉn saliendo de su paÍs? maÑana en el noticiero univisiÓn. platique con un coyo

the first shot was in june, and renee and miguel said they watched the children for any symptoms. nico says he felt fatigue and chills but was fine after a few days. rene is a pediatric icu nurse and says seen covid cases at work with a factor in wanting her children to get the vaccine, and the alternative is the possibility of covid, which is. more unknown. we don't know what the long term effects are, you know, are in kids as children head back to school, many parents are wondering when their children might be able to get a shot. the clinical trials should be finished. by september, we talked with dr yvonne maldonado, stanford professor of infectious diseases, who's leading the pediatric clinical trials at stanford. with children in particular. what we want to look for is, uh, immediate reactions to the vaccine, like fevers or chills or flu like symptoms. will there be severe? what percentage of children have them? how long do they last? the company should be able to provide the data. the fda by october and then the fda would. need to consider an act. sometime after that, we fil

of the m rene vaccine, renee and miguel chavez say researchers made sure the kids weren't being forced to get the shots. they made sure that they were okay with it, and throughout the whole process, they would ask them as well. they were comfortable if they wanted to continue, they had to sign at a sent form. the kids did that said they wanted to participate. the first shot was in june, and renee and miguel said they watched the children for any symptoms the night after both injections. do you feel anything yet? how about now? you know, we're gonna take your temperature again because. we wanted nothing more than for them to show us that their immune system you know was was kicking in. nikko says he felt fatigue and chills but was fine. after a few days. rene is a pediatric icu nurse and says seen covid cases at work was a factor in wanting her children to get the vaccine and the alternative is the possibility of covid, which is. more unknown. we don't know what the long term effects are, you know, are in kids as children head back to school, many parents are wondering when their childr

renee, it's great to have you. i know you're really focused on solving this issue what do you think the focus will be at this confab tomorrow, and we've been talking about this issue for a year now we have, you know, some people who come on and say -- they point the finger at companies saying they should have had this figured out by now and everyone is blaming each other and pointing the finger and now the u.s. government wants to spend a bunch of money to solve it but what do you think needs to be done >> thank you for having me on, kelly. you know, i think we had a perfect storm in semi conductors all morning we've been talking about shortages from labor and shipping issues. it's hitting every industry, so it's not unique to semis what is unique to semiconductors is unprecedented demand. as many of your guests, as you pointed out, i went back and watched every segment on this topic that's been on cnbc for a long time. and we had an unprecedented demand and through the pandemic i think we -- the industry as a whol

again, it doesn't mean, to renee's point, there's no silver bullet. there's no one piece of legislation that's going to create the healthier information ecosystem that we all want but it is time for lawmakers to finally say that facebook, based on what we have seen in this "the wall street journal" expose, five articles as well as m.i.t. review piece this week about troll farms, does not make facebook a truly trusted partner when they claim they want regulation and when they claim they want legislation, and it's time for the government to step up and protect the public. i will give you the most clear example, so when the report in "the wall street journal" about instagram and about how they knew, their internal reporting showed it was causing depression amongst teen girls, whether that was 1%, 5% or 15% is not the point. the problem it was a problem with their platform and instead of prioritizing how to fix that, they, with the knowledge of that report, claimed they didn't know about and tried to launch instagram kids. and it is on our government to d

rene miguel say researchers sure the kids being to get the shots. made that they were with it, throughout the whole, they ask them well if were comfortable they wanted to continue, had to sign ascent form kids did said wanted to participate. first was june, renee and miguel they watched children any the night both injections. you feel anything? how now? know gonna take your temperature again because you, we wanted nothing than for to show that their system know was kicking. nikko he felt and chills was. after few days. rene a pediatric nurse and seeing cases at was a factor wanting her to get the vaccine the alternative the possibility of covid, which is. more we don't know what long term effects, you know, in kids children back school, parents are wondering their might able to get shot. clinical should be by, we with dr maldonado, professor of infectious, who's the pediatric clinical trials at stanford. the should be able provide data. fda october. dr says the will information safety dosage. going to be tracking and long term. we're going to be tra

as rene santos reports, it is not open to everyone, just yet. >> right now we are just further up the highway, there is a roadblock and caltrans workers and the chp are assisting in this effort. although today's entry is just temporary, we are happy to be back in areas that have been away from for so long. >> reporter: the sound of cars driving along highway 50 echoed throughout the area between kuipers and myers. for the first time in a month, the road is back up and, only for some and temporary for now. >> not knowing what is going on up there. >> reporter: devon calls echo lake home. >> he moved to the area six months ago. but the past is couple of weeks felt nothing like home. >> i stayed in hotels and in my car a few times. >> reporter: neil lost his summer home which has been in his family for generations. he is hopeful to find a memory buried in the rubble. >> there is a lot of anxiety waiting here. >> reporter: today, only property owners and commercial delivery trucks are allowed through. people can stay cannot just stay at their homes yet. reporting, rene santos, kpix 5. >>>

renee and chavez researchers sure kids weren't forced get the shots. made sure that were okay it, and the process, would ask as well. they were comfortable they wanted continue, had to at a sent. the kids did said they wanted participate. first shot in june, renee miguel said watched the for any the after both. do you feel anything? how about now? know, we're gonna take your temperature again because. you know, we wanted more for to show that immune system you was kicking. nikko says he fatigue chills was. after few days. rene a pediatric nurse and seeing covid at was a factor wanting children get the vaccine the alternative the possibility of covid, which is. more we don't know what long term are, you know, in kids. children head to school, parents are wondering their children be able get a shot. clinical should finished. september talked with dr maldonado, professor of infectious who's the pediatric clinical trials at stanford. the company be able provide data. fda october. dr maldonado the data reveal on safety dosage. going to be tracking and long

reporting at echo summit, rene santos, kpix 5. >>> many people affected by the wildfires in california will now start to look at their fire insurance coverage. what happens when the blaze is out, but your house is been destroyed? the state insurance commissioner has put insurers on notice that they cannot cancel policies and areas where there has been a state of emergency declared. some local homeowners are getting their policies canceled, while others are seeing price hikes. >> it seems unfair that somebody can charge you for a year you don't have any claims, or you haven't paid anything out, and they basically get to take that money, and you don't have insurance. >> one insurance agency warned many homeowners are likely to be underinsured due to increased construction and lumbar costs, and a shortage of labor. >>> officials are urging visitors to stay away from all of lake tahoe this holiday weekend because of the fire. the region, usually packed with locals and visitors over labor day, but this year it looks more like a ghost town. the tran20 one is forcing places to close down. act

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we have seen that nationally, we see that also within california. >> renee santos reporting. health experts say there is no way to know for sure what is helping keep those rates low in california, but many points to those restrictions, the mandates, and vaccination rates. >> contra costa county's new vaccination mandate is now in place, that means you will need a shot or a negative covid-19 test to get inside businesses. some people working out that 24 hour fitness in walnut creek love the mandate. michelle miller says it makes her feel safer. >> it is less crowded and then you also have less of a sensation that you are breathing in the virus from other people who aren't vaccinated. i think in restaurants it will be even more difficult because here, we have a database of their members whereas at a restaurant just anyone can walk in. >>> coming up, could sea level rise affect your commute? the b.a.r.t. stations that could be threatened in years to come. >>> all new at 6:00, a handful of covid-19 testing sites for more than 100 schools. now, the group of alameda county teachers

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"boston globe" columnist rene graham joining me right now. thank you. this is a heart breaking topic. it is painful for the families that are hurting. does it really all come down to race in your mind? >> in my mind it does. i mean, alex, that seems to be the driving factor here. if i say lacey peterson or chan ra levy or natalie holloway most adults know who i am speaking about. they may not remember the particulars. if i say jade wagon, nobody knows who i am talking about because their disappearances and murders get no national coverage. they might get coverage in the communities but they never reach the level of natural saturation we see with gabby petito's case. >> you pointed out that the petito case exploded in social media and that accounts certainly for a lot of attention but you heard there in the report there was the father hiring his own investigator. what explains the lack of law enforcement mobilization on the scale of petito in these thousands of other cases? >> it as very good question. david robinson shouldn't have to resort to hiring hi

also joining us renee graham, opinion columnist and associate editor at "the boston globe" and maria tumar, president and ceo and also an msnbc contributor. dr. hilton, i want to start with you, one in 500 americans have died of covid-19, but the racial breakdown is actually much worse than that. sot numbers break down like this, 1 in 1,300 white americans have died of covid, but one in 480 black americans have died, and 1 in 390 hispanics have died of covid-19. speak to how the racial breakdown is an important aspect of how this pandemic is disproportionately impacting people of color and children whose parents are dying? >> right, and we know the reasons why. there's nothing genetically different or abnormal about racial minorities in america, but what we do know is that historically there have been things that push us into those high risk categories literally because of where we eat, sleep, work, and play. if you're looking at who were infected early on during the pandemic when the rest of us were allowed to shut down and go into these zoom meetings as our norm, the essential work

is the grand the philippine rene sometime is needed to make sure the vast majority of citizens get electricity . but so down in egypt see it as a potential threat to their water supply. if you will be a spent years holding tense talks over the $5000000000.00 project, the security council says all 3 countries should negotiate in a cooperative manner. at least 2 people have been killed after yemen. the security forces fired on protesters in the crater and more color. demonstrations have update in cities across southern yemen over widespread poverty and electricity outages for testers blocks, major roads by setting tires on fire. the saudi back governing alliance is competing for public services in the area. witnesses? next? bye bye. oh i i me are me. i i me know my meter in the pony my son eric assured me to show a cable. richard, how much is ah enough on it's on a came up. i don't ask me that at the ocean it in came out of them. they both membership. meghan said when i was that i'm goof. uh huh. well, what it only off by maggie my don't like them. no more corneo a good job. but how much is i do

let us talk to renee from west chester, pennsylvania. are you pessimistic or optimistic? caller: optimistic. patience, it is going to be slow, i believe it will be a slow pace, but people are going to have to be patient. the reason, the pandemic is still on. there is not a vaccine for children under 12. when that happens. i believe -- when that happens, i believe people will go out and back to work. these programs are helpful but temporary. they are not permanent. anyone who has any sense knows that they are temporary, not permanent. they should have extended unemployment whether they put extra money on it or no extra money, they should have extended unemployment a little bit longer at least until this vaccine, which i believe will be out sometime. host: do you think that the economy depends on us getting rid of covid-19 in -- and all of its variants? do you think it will get better if we cannot get rid of covid? caller: definitely. more people would go back to work without small children or family members that are very sick. i lost a few family members this year to covid

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rene manager of environmental affairs for the southern california gas company was one of the early pioneers in the dual fuel program. >> for a number of years, we in southern california, as you know, have a rather serious air pollution problem. and the gas companies have always been concerned about doing whatever we could to reduce these emissions. it's a well known fact some 90% of the problem is as a result of motor vehicle emissions, and it was the decision of our management to attempt to do something about it. and natural gas being a clean fuel as it is, and of course, we've had some experience with natural gas as a fuel for internal combustion engines, it was decided that we would give a try at reducing emissions from the motor vehicle with that as a fuel. we converted a vehicle. we put in a little compressor and started fueling it, making adjustments, trial and errors, and as a result of this effort, we're quite please that had we have now been able to reduce the emissions from vehicles regardless of age and regardless of engine size, down to the point where they meet the california 1

en washington, rené serrano. >> vamos a repasar cómo están los casos de covid-19. se han registrado casi once mil casos nuevos en california. lo que presenta una leve disminución respecto días pasados. la suma total de todas las sucesiones de coronavirus en california asciende. (información en pantalla). >> se enfrenta un desafío legal en los Ángeles luego de ser obligatoria la vacunación del covid-19 gante todos los empleados públicos. solicitó un juez federal anular la medida que fue aprobada por el consejo de la ciudad en el mes de agosto con la cual el gobierno local exige a todos sus trabajadores estar completamente vacunadas para comienzos del mes de octubre. los Ángeles, pues ya sabe, tomó esta decisión y habrá que ver qué es lo que pasa con esta querella legal. >> vamos a hablar ahora de la tormenta tropical nicholas la cual se convirtió por poco tiempo en huracán, tocó tierra y a lo largo de la costa de texas con la amenaza de llegar hasta veinte pulgadas de lluvias hasta la zona del golfo. toda esta zona sido atacada en el dos mil diecisie

if you, if he says the grand ethiopian renee, songs damn, is needed to make sure the vast majority of citizens get electricity, but sudan in egypt who are downstream and see it as a potential threat to now water levels. the philippine government says it will not cooperate with an investigation by the international criminal court into it's so cold war on drugs. the fcc approved an inquiry into president rodrigo to try to campaign on wednesday. the united nations children's agency is urging pandemic here nations to reopen schools. as soon as possible. many nations have refused to resume in person education because of the koran of ours pandemic. those are the headlines . witness is up next. ah . the me on the me i i me know my meta in the tony my phone a shoot him to show a cable which are the how much it is enough on it's on a came up. i don't ask me that the hush in it in came out. they both membership them omega in the mail. me what if i that i'm good. huh. well, it only off by maggie my dog and i got them more of a good junk and in how much you know, i don't got in the heart of all m

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it says the grand ethiopian renee sounds damn, is needed to make sure the vast majority of citizens get electricity. the philippine government says he will not cooperate with an investigation by the international criminal court into its so called war on drugs. prosecutors looking into will look into allegations of human rights abuses. those headlines you're up to date now it's back to witness all the jobs for the birds manage the bill. is that more than they are and all and went to the doors. as you get more direct, lincoln draft. then you go, you good. what does that go? well, do that said ago, did i give them the buses? now, if i was going to move out in the didn't the water look at boilers, induct me, carnegie, rama, fortune nama hot. it gives the like, there's a lot of fun to soft cost and not dennis them. boyle, you said you loved ag pony with joy. you could give them java said that he could sell, couldn't get them all in one of the fish and the de la the dust had football. get ready? the ready be come back a little bit, but i'll double monster. sure longer than water water for the

reporter renee santos spoke with a homeowner in grizzly flats who was able to find mementos buried in the rubble. >> this is all that is left of her china. it was supposed to go to my daughter and i didn't get it to her in time. >> reporter: sandy makem finds a glimmer of hope at these gift buried in debris. >> it was my great grandma's misses clause. >> reporter: seeing all that was lost at her grizzly flats home isn't easy including her husband's classic cars. >> this one was beast. >> reporter: her town was practically wiped out by flames. >> i feel like we were erased. the town was a raised. >> reporter: as she salvages what she can, she think of all the neighbors unable to rebuild as she began the process of starting over pick >> we are all homeless because it's out of our control. >> the fire threat isn't ever. let's go paul to find out what is coming up for us this week. >> heat inland tomorrow, then he returned to below average temperatures later on in the week. if we can get through one more hot day tomorrow, we will be heading in a cooler direction as we head toward wednesda

reporter renee santos has the areas once again under threat. >> reporter: a warning from cal fire, telling people not to let their guard down, telling us that this is the most critical time of the fire season. directly behind me, giant air tankers carrying 9300 gallons of retardant are already busy flying in and out of the base, fighting a new fire that's parked in shasta county, as crews still deal with the caldor fire flareups. >> it can start anywhere. >> reporter: said he now lives at a hotel after the caldor fire destroyed her grisly flats home. video from cal fire shows flames and heavy smoke in the drainage north of highway 88. the fire activities sparked by gusty wind, increasing the fire danger. the wind is what scares sandy the most. >> the wind is going, and it will take off. that is what happened with us. the wind was going one direction, then the fire changed , and it took out our town. >> reporter: is the caldor fire continues to threaten homes, cal fire is putting out a warning, telling people the fall months are the most devastating, but why? the cal fire battalion chief sa

not only that, but the united states that somehow they, they'd renee on the deal they'd made with these nato capitols. well, you have to do is look at the faces of those nato leaders and private susan presidents in the european union to watch how shocked they were. so perhaps perhaps it'll awaken them to realize that they must make reproachful with majoring in moscow as they are now. suggesting they say regional partners need to be talked to, but how can they talk to regional partners say like iran, which they brutally sanction and try to punish the, the people of iran, so repeatedly over, so many decades after of course, the infamous british over the role of a democratic leader in iran, in the fifty's. now it's not joe biden or it's not boris johnson, but we did see some u. s. and you care officials blame each other for how events unfolded could the supposed special relationship cut out impacted? i mean, is there a special relationship again? is that a product of this to know griffith with the wonder around downing street and so on here? i'm sure the state department tells every countr

now i spoke with independent journalist luc renee. he thinks france is right to be angry about the loss of a major defense contract. well, put it this way for the french, it seems like australia was only with fraud until a better deal offer came along, which invariably it has australia originally asked france to help with its submarine mission, but has now walked away and walking away also comes with scrapping a 90000000 year road deal instead, australia now wants to sign this tax with the united kingdom and the united states, which for the french, they say it's a stop in the back. the will do the jungle. france has just been reminded this bitter truth by the way, the u. s. and the u. k of stopped her in the back in australia still v, the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from restructuring partnership with australia at the time when we are facing unprecedented challenges in the in the pacific region shows a lack of coherence that france can only note and regret. so instead of failure have find the

it says the grand ethiopian renee, songs damn, is needed to make sure the vast majority of citizens get electricity. but sudan in egypt who are downstream, see it as a potential threat to now water levels. krista salumi has more from the united nations. the security council statement calls on the 3 countries to move forward with the african union lead negotiating process in a, quote, cooperative and constructive manner. discussions under the a you have stalled, even though the 3 countries 1st agreed to work together back in 2015. ethiopia considers this dam on the blue nile vital to its economic development, but egypt and su down are concerned about the impact. it's going to have on their own water supply, particularly in drought conditions. they're supposed to be working together on a dispute mechanism. but again, these discussions have stalled. the security council 1st met on the issue of the down back in july at the request of tunisia. but there was no statement or outcome from that meeting to nisha is been trying to get a statement ever since. and to get to this point, they included

renee santos is there for us where residents are able to head back into town. >>> it is been a lot of happy moments here in southlake tahoe and traffic is now flowing to this area after it is been a week since the people who lived here are forced to leave their homes not knowing what they will return to and you see the traffic happening now and we also see a big welcome back happening here in southlake tahoe with firefighters standing along the highway here waving at people as they enter back into this area and again it has been nearly a week since the people had a lever from the caldor fire and now a sigh of relief for families and right now within the city limits owners and orders have been lifted up to the tahoe airport and pioneer trail from the

and rene graham, from the boston globe. and jennifer rubin author of "resistance how women saved democracy from donald trump" to be released september 21. thank you all very much for coming to the sunday soundoff panel. what we saw from kevin mccarthy was a false assertion that the department of justice cleared donald trump of any involvement in the insurrection. but let me play for you what bennie thompson and liz cheney had to say about the assertion made by -- by -- minority leader mccarthy. it says that the select committee cleared those involved in the investigation and we've received answers and relevant from the relevant enentities and it is clear that reports are baseless. we know why he is doing this, but why is kevin mccarthy saying such blatantly false things? >> well, that is really the new ideological center of the republican party. it is the lie. it is just to put out your own reality, your own quote/unquote alternate facts and believe that the fox news right wing propaganda machine will expand that message to

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i d 's renee. yeah. that you were talking to remain that you were talking about and potentially bring to 3rd come for processing. what does that look like? what are you doing right now to get those? that's ivy's who were left behind. so a few things on that. there are a lot of things happening from the political to the practical to enable us to continue to bring people out of afghanistan who wished to leave, including, of course, any remaining american citizens who want to leave including s i. d 's including afghans at risk including also 3rd country nationals who may be there. the political.

snag is australia had already agreed to deal with the french according to paris, and that they are now renee going on that deal. and some of the words coming out from the french side really harsh when it comes to their view of events, saying that when 2 sides reach an agreement, they must stick to that word. keeping one's word is the condition of trust between democracies and between allies. so it is unthinkable to move forward on trade negotiations as if nothing had happened with a country in which we no longer trust. now, part of the political fallout continues as a result of this decision by the french governments. recall that some buffet is to both the united states and australia and the french foreign minister joined eve largely on again outlining the deep sense of anger in paris. over these developments there was a lie. there was due placidity. there was a major breach of trust in there was disdain. so things are not going well between us, not at all. it means that there is a crisis. we cannot play like this between allies and when you have an ally, you don't treat it in such a brutal

one that's controlled by its central bank, southern cap from is the director at comp, renee's here, a financial technology research film firm. he says that china is a digital leader in digital trading. the paging wants to protect its currency for people that held the coin traded the coin and mine for bitcoin were in china. indeed, when i was writing the book in 2014, the anecdotes were seeing really had changed the lives of a lot of the people that had been involved in crypto currency. and those are early years because the, the value i've just caught up so tremendously for so many of them and probably up until 2016, 2018 china was really the center of crypto currency. whether you look at mining trading or just holding currencies in general, you look at the government are launching their central bank digital currency. the un has already been launched and trial is, will be going into for, for use over the next couple of years. so we want to avoid any problems with that much because that has to be tremendously successful because obviously the, the central monetary system or the future of

renee santos is there. >> reporter: homes have been leveled to the ground and down this road we did not see a single home left standing. not a single home is left. >> north of the caldor fire the dixie fire is still growing. it is across five counties practices triple the size of los angeles. it is now 55% contained. >>> happening today in napa valley it is bottlerock. >> kpix 5's justin andrews is live this morning with the changes . >> reporter: the biggest change is that it is a labor day weekend this year . typically it is on memorial day weekend. there is food and music. >> the lineup is going to be crazy. they have got chris stapleton, guns and roses, the foo fighters , megan thee stallion and a whole lot more. if you have tickets for one day for all three days, you have to show vaccination proof or in negative covid-19 test. the test must be taken within three days of attending. masks will also be required in all indoor spaces and recommended that stores. they will have hundreds of hand sanitizing stations. they are expecting 100,000 people or more. come out here to enjoy but alw

back in the arms of dad ian, she credited him, and mum renee, as the driving force behind her success. it's probably tough love, and at the time i'm probably not as grateful as i am in hindsight, but theyjust gave me a hug when i came back, really — nothing crazy, no big celebration. my mum made some really good home—made dumplings, but there was nothing crazy or over—the—top. just some reassurance and saying they're proud of me is enough. they are just staying discrete, yeah, i mean, just some reassurance. i new world ranking of 23 has opened up a lot of new tournaments for her. she and her team have some planning to do. i think ijust really need some time to rest and recover because it's been very demanding physically, and also just emotionally to withstand seven weeks on the road. but when wimbledon rolls around, by we need a new medicare? i think that one should stay with them. i think he is a great inspiration and he's helped me so much, but yeah, i'm obviously looking forward to wimbledon, but it still some time away and i've still got so much learning to do. learning sh

and now rene digging on that deal. and some of the was coming out from the french side really harsh when it comes to their view of events, saying that when 2 sides reach an agreement, they must stick to that word. keeping one's word is the condition of trust between democracies and between allies. so it is unthinkable to move forward on trade negotiations as if nothing had happened with the country in which we no longer trust. now, part of the political fallout that continues as a result of this is the decision by the french government. recall it some buses to both the united states and australia and the french foreign minister joined eve, largely on again outlining the deep sense of anger in paris. over these developments there was a lie, there was do, please city, there was a major breach of trust in there was disdain. so things are not going well between us. not at all. it means that there is a crisis. we cannot play like this between allies and when you have an ally, you don't treat it in such a brutal and unpredic

snag is australia had already agreed to deal with the french according to paris, and that they are now renee digging on that deal. and some of the words coming out from the french side really harsh when it comes to their view of events, saying that when 2 sides reach an agreement, they must stick to that word. keeping one's word is the condition of trust between democracies and between allies. so it is unthinkable to move forward on trade negotiations as if nothing had happened with a country in which we no longer trust. now, part of the political fallout continues as a result of this decision by the french governments. recall it some buses to both the united states and australia and the french foreign minister joined eve luxury on again outlining the deep sense of anger in paris. over these developments. there was a lie, there was due place city, there was a major breach of trust in there was disdain. so things are not going well between us. not at all. it means that there is a crisis. we cannot play like this between allies and when you have an ally, you don't treat it in such a brutal and

go on why the un insists egypt and ethiopia have to work towards reaching an agreement on the grand rene san stamp. moment a history. we see it from the spectators treat it to an extra special show doing a full match in florida. and i will be here later to tell us ah hi there, welcome to your worlds weather up the we knew that northern spain would be a problem spot to see the potential of some flooding, torrential rain, and certainly we did see that roads buried in water here. in fact, parts of northern spain, picking up more than 80 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. so here's the thing. we still have storms marching through northern spain, on thursday, the south of france around the elves, austria of the czech republic, poland rate into a southern scandinavia. so a lot of weather to go around. closer look at iberia will show, however, that these gloomy conditions start to shove out lives been got a high of 26 degrees in the sunshine, up to turkey. and i do think we're going to see some aggressive rain toward the countries northeast black sea region. so once again, places like

snag is australia had already agreed to deal with the french according to paris, and that they are now renee going on that to deal with. and some of the words coming out from the french side really harsh when it comes to their view of events, saying that when 2 sides reach an agreement, they must stick to that word. keeping one's word is the condition of trust between democracies and between allies. so it is unthinkable to move forward on trade negotiations as if nothing had happened with a country in which we no longer trust. now, part of the political fallout continues as a result of this is the decision by the french governments. recall that some buses to both the united states and australia and the french foreign minister joined eve luxury on again outlining the deep sense of anger in paris over these developments . there was a lie, there was due placidity. there was a major breach of trust in there was disdain. so things are not going well between us, not at all. it means that there is a crisis. we cannot play like this between allies and when you have an ally, you don't treat it in suc

a guy defend today went from harry to visit and as he then gave way a penalty in stoppage times, renee fernandez, steps up and blasted the kick over the saw as it finished one mill. it's phyllis at 1st. when it's old trafford in 12 years bruno it's been excellent. they certainly get better to take on today. you'd get back back in with your mortgage. i would guess so. well, i didn't enjoy and didn't like was the way they crowded, the referee independent. this bought them bruno and tried to effect him. i don't, but it clearly work for them, but that's, that's not great to see. never pulling the outright leaders thrilling a surreal. drill with brent fit mohammed salad, put them to and up with his 100 premier league of liverpool in 151 games making him the quickest plan to reach the milestone for the club. the lee was short lived in liverpool, got back in front in the 67 minutes. a deflected shot from kansas. james kane. brent said again, substitute you and this that made it a real liverpool top. the table to point to head to teach healthy. and my girls now and team usa have taken a comman

. >> that was renee santos. the dixie fire covers 1300 square miles and this is triple the size of los angeles. it is now 55% contained. >>> today after delays, the music festival is back in napa valley. >> bottlerock is one of the biggest event since the pandemic. kpix 5's justin andrews is live . >> reporter: it is a labor day weekend. typically, it is on memorial day weekend . i say that any weekend is good for food and music. this lineup is going to be crazy. it is one for everyone to enjoy. they have chris stapleton, guns and roses, the foo fighters , megan thee stallion, and. these are some pretty heavy hitters. if you plan on coming this weekend coming have to show proof of vaccination or negative covid-19 test . the test must have been taken within 72 hours of attending. three day ticket holders had to be tested in. masks will be required and only recommended for outdoor spaces. there will be hundreds of hand sanitizing stations. bottlerock is expecting 100,000 people . for more information can go to www

tina published by the rene medical journal, lance, it shows a single dose of sputnik they is better at protecting the elderly, again, serious, coded 19 infections, and the champ, he can read more about this. it party dot com. ah. meanwhile, the french government has been struggling to explain its handling of the cave crises of the countries. former health minister has officially come under investigation for her pandemic policy and endangering the lives of french people. on been sky reports the manual mat corner look to seek a 2nd term. the hell move from serious questions of being all about the way his administration felt with the code with 19 pandemic. to be something for the, for my help him in the stuff on the blue don't on january 24th 2020. as it was being confirmed that the virus had reached brought she had made the statement. that is a risk of importation from hand is moderate. it is now practically 0 since the city, you know, is isolated the risks of side effects around and imported case a very weak and the risks of spreading the virus in the population a very low. however, a f

and now renee, going on that deal. of course, that means pirates losing out on billions in contracts and, but also of course on the status on the world stage are being shunned in such a way and it's having political consequences. the french defense ministry cancelling summit that was due to be held a bilateral summit with the brits. we understand the reports of florence, paula, who is the french defense minister personally called for that meeting to be council . the british side are denying it. they say that this is merely a postponement, it's not a cancellation of that. 3 meeting the french side, haven't commented on those reports yet, but that it all comes, of course, as tensions continue. and some of the words coming out from the french side really harsh when it comes to their view of events, saying that when 2 sides reach an agreement, they must stick to that word. keeping one's word is the condition of trust between democracies and between allies. so it is unthinkable to move forward on trade negotiations as if no