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Presidency, hallie. >> sahil kapur live on the hill, thank you. after the break, a look at what the taliban takeover in afghanistan means for one of afghanistan's most vulnerable populations, women. and in our next hour, the federal government expected to declare its first ever tier one water shortage, after it means for women. some of the country's most critical water sources have hit record low levels. live from lake meade. levels. live from lake meade (crowd cheering) stand up if you're a mother. if you are actively deployed, a veteran, or you're in a military family, please stand. th...

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Districts and other entities from imposing mask mandates. he now regrets that decision. >> whenever i sign that law our cases were low, hoping the whole thing was gone in terms of the virus. it record back with the delta variant. whenever we're pushing the vaccines out. those under 12 cannot get vaccinated. >> public health officials say the best way to protect school children too young to get the shots is to surround them with people who are vaccinated. the president of the american federation of teachers, the nation's second largest teachers union said she is now if favor of requiring educat...

Chase began in solano kelly california, came to an abrupt end after the driver hit a guardrail there on the bridge. officers detained two people who talk off on foot. the driver we are told was found unconscious in the car and taken to a nearby hospital. no word on the driver's conditioned on this our varied finally a daring plunge off the coast of massachusetts, a boy jumping on top of a shark. yeah. a shark. some friends spotted the menacing-looking fish and the daredevil of the group just decided to jump income not much hesitation. social media was quick to point out it was a harmless baski...

The start of the pandemic. fear of contracting the virus, a lack of childcare, and breathing space from those enhanced jobless benefits, they might be keeping workers on the sidelines. fed chief jerome powell is optimistic that those issues will fade soon. >> job gains should pick up in coming months as vaccinations rise, easing pandemic-related factors currently weighing them down. >> reporter: investors are also watching for wage growth. if employers are paying a lot more to attract workers, that could signal inflation and potentially spook markets. for now, investors seem to think the fed i...