the flood disaster in europe, dozens killed and the warning on renewing your passport why you may have to wait months. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone tonight as covid cases climb and vaccination numbers fall, the nation s largest county, los angeles, is turning back the pandemic clock, issuing a new indoor mask mandate for public spaces. worries intensifying this evening over many states over a new covid wave breaking against a wall of vaccine hesitancy. the delta variant spreading far more quickly than anything we ve seen here as we also learn tonight it will likely be early next year before the fda expects to approve vaccines for children younger than 12. my conversation with the head of the cdc in just a moment. but first, here is miguel almaguer with late developments. reporter: tonight los angeles, the nation s largest county, taking a step back, requiring masks indoors, even for the vaccinated effective sunday,
maria: a lot to talk about in terms of china, as well as the fed, impeachment inquiry and the fbi scandal, washington is hitting beijing, the united states restricting victims based on restrictions of muslim-minority groups. two sides with another trade talks tomorrow, growing confrontation between nba and china, commissioner adam silver in an effort to heal relationship, it is a real important relationship, the nba, they rolled over, dagen, adam silver is trying to say, look, we are going to protect the general manager of the houston rockets and not apologize for it. dagen: wall street journal writes about this today, nba might be in a stronger position and pushing back than even u.s. businesses because of the popularity of basketball in the country, the most powerful sports league and it plays to, quote, the journal plays role in local sporting culture that china without the nba is increasingly unimaginable, so i quote from that, but if the nba, they re a mess right now in
never met a native person. the majority of representations of native person are prejudice or stereotypical. and i ve never met president cook: thank you. thank you. good evening. my name is mary ellis. i stand here of something, i stand here that you people still want to keep this mural in place, you heckled us. you bring your speakers to speak louder than us. you threaten lawsuits. where is the respect? where is the dignity? it s in our people, it s our advocacy. you call our children it. how dare you. how dare you. i want to remind this board about the indian education act. we will bring the paint, we will bring the brushes. it won t cost you a penny. [applause] good evening, commissioners. my name s michelle antone, and i m here to reiterate again, paint it down. this is just so wrong for our community on so many levels, and we re tired of we advocate every day for our community. yesterday, it was a budget committee. today, we re here for the murals. i don t se
1900, and 62% of people who live in native communities have never met a native person. the majority of representations of native person are prejudice or stereotypical. and i ve never met president cook: thank you. thank you. good evening. my name is mary ellis. i stand here of something, i stand here that you people still want to keep this mural in place, you heckled us. you bring your speakers to speak louder than us. you threaten lawsuits. where is the respect? where is the dignity? it s in our people, it s our advocacy. you call our children it. how dare you. how dare you. i want to remind this board about the indian education act. we will bring the paint, we will bring the brushes. it won t cost you a penny. [applause] good evening, commissioners. my name s michelle antone, and i m here to reiterate again, paint it down. this is just so wrong for our community on so many levels, and we re tired of we advocate every day for our community. yesterday, it was a bu
live in native communities have never met a native person. the majority of representations of native person are prejudice or stereotypical. and i ve never met president cook: thank you. thank you. good evening. my name is mary ellis. i stand here of something, i stand here that you people still want to keep this mural in place, you heckled us. you bring your speakers to speak louder than us. you threaten lawsuits. where is the respect? where is the dignity? it s in our people, it s our advocacy. you call our children it. how dare you. how dare you. i want to remind this board about the indian education act. we will bring the paint, we will bring the brushes. it won t cost you a penny. [applause] good evening, commissioners. my name s michelle antone, and i m here to reiterate again, paint it down. this is just so wrong for our community on so many levels, and we re tired of we advocate every day for our community. yesterday, it was a budget committee. today, we re