but it's interesting about congressman brooks. congressman mo brooks this weekend spoke at the trump rally that was held in culmin, alabama. mo brooks is going to give up his seat in the house to run for the united states senate seat from alabama that's coming up. he has attached himself at the hip to former president trump in order to try to win that senate seat. you might have seen footage about that rally this weekend. this is the rally where former president trump was sort of mildly booed by the alabama crowd for telling them that they should get vaccinated. alabama is a state that ran out of icu beds last tuesday. they have federal disaster teams coming in to their hospitals to try to keep them afloat because alabama hospitals are so overrun by very sick covid patients. mobile, alabama, at one point last week had no ambulances available. if you called 911, there was no ambulance to get you because they're so tied up with sick covid patients there, and there were no ambulances left to respond. trump at the rally this weekend s

jams it in. 4-putted the third earlier did brooks. two over par through eight hollis, noon under to the. back it smith. frank: that will be a 3-shotter. i can assure you that like was there at the start of the week. still it is quite a narrow runway. dottie: it's not one you take for granted. i don't think being hit more than an 8- or 9-iron out here. >> was he had the bunker? . frank: i'm concerned about the lay-up bunker down the line. dottie: there was a player playing up 15 that was over there and there were word perhaps it was not raked in days he hits -- in case he hits it in. stkpwhra the bunker is some 75 yards short of the green. dottie: nice contact. good job there. frank: still good with the wedge, that's for sure. had a great week with the wedge. you have to make sure you keep it clean because you have wedge sand. it was sitting up a little but it was so close to the front lip. but clipped it clean as a whistle. jim: tway. frank: sam burns on tour this year. birdied the first and the sixth. third shot on the par 5. and a g

>> brooks: i think it's both.riticism of the policy and withdrawal are completely fair donald trump and kevin mcthy said we shouldn't take a lot of refugees and ben sass says, yes we need to take these people. these people are working closely with americans in afghanistan. you have to get embedded, they have the portunity to do arm in the wos possible way and then if we let them in there is another vetting process. these are people we owe who made a moral commitment to us who we are in danger of question trying and republicans decide to play the immigration issue. it is a way trumpian politics has taken over, i'm glad to say that most republicans and 79% of republican voters want to take these people in but there's that trumpian wing that they are a bunch of criminals and terrorists. is. >>nawaz: jonathan, there is divide within the republican people about how to treat the refugees, we know it's coming. what does that mean? can. >> capehart: it means the david's point there is a can sliver of trump's party that is

most mo brooks way possible. representing himself. what could possibly go wrong? also writing about himself in a third person rarely a good sign and offering what he calls verified brooks facts and his reply to the la swsuit saying hs 67, never smoked, drank alcohol or taken illegal drugs with has nothing to do with anything. oh, but there is more. verified brooks facts number seven. he's always been faithful to his wife, all of his children are married, none of them are divorced, none have been arrested. they have college degrees and jobs and he has ten grandchildren with another on the way. verified brooks facts. all of which may be true but, you know, whatever. i'm not judging. that may be true. god bless him. none of that has anything to do with what happened on january 6th. nothing at all. you know what happened on january 6th? not black lives matter or antifa trump supporters stormed the capitol hunting lawmakers in the hallways forcing them to run for it. that's when these blood thirsty trump supporters wh

of— yeah, we saw the situationjust brook of the summer holiday will it was hard _ brook of the summerit was hard to— brook of the summer holiday will it was hard to find a parent who had a child in_ was hard to find a parent who had a child in school because so many were being _ child in school because so many were being sent _ child in school because so many were being sent home. and as you say, even _ being sent home. and as you say, even though, it's usually the mother, _ even though, it's usually the mother, but if you have to hold down the job— mother, but if you have to hold down the job and _ mother, but if you have to hold down the job and take time off work to look after— the job and take time off work to look after your child, for the disruption to education after 18 months — disruption to education after 18 months of fairly difficult time for most _ months of fairly difficult time for most students, yes, you can see why. lets finish— most students, yes, you can see why. lets finish of— most students, yes, you can see why. lets finish of the daily telegraph and something to

madiha afzal works at brookings institute. were you able to find the twitter hanno -- twitter handle? guest: anyone who wants to look him up can. host: rochester, minnesota. democrat. good morning. caller: i was just wondering, the moneys that comes from our tax money and the people of this country. it does afghanistan, do they turn around and use that money to purchase their weapons from our country so the money takes you turn from our tax money back into the hands of the weapons? or does a bunch of that money go to relief of the afghan people to better their lives? i will get off and let you answer. thank you. guest: thank you for your question. the u.s. has supported the afghan security forces in every way. arms, money. it has supported the government. it supported development projects in afghanistan. all across the board, the military, the government and on the ground. there has been a great deal of support. sadly, we saw the afghan communities -- forces collapsed this week. there are reasons for that that are endemic to a

and mo brooks is defending himself in the most mo-brooks way possible. representing himself. what could possibly go wrong? also, writing about himself in the third person, rarely a good sign. and offering what he calls verified brooks facts in his reply to the lawsuit. stating that he is 67 years old, has never smoked tobacco, does not consume alcohol, and has never experimented with or taken illegal drugs, which has nothing to do with anything. oh, but there's more. verified brooks facts number seven. he's always been faithful to his wife. all of his children are married. none of them are divorced. none have been arrested. they have college degrees and jobs. and he has ten grandchildren with another on the way. verified brooks facts. look. all of which, may be true. but, you know, whatever. i'm not judging. it -- that may be true. god bless him. but none of that has anything to do with what happened on january 6th. nothing, at all. you know what happened on january 6th? that's when blood-thirsty trump supporters, not tourists, not peaceful patriots, not black lives matter or

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this is a real ship called the "brooks." it sailed out of liverpool for about 20 years in the late 18th century. ships like this carried over a very long span of time beginning around 1514 and carrying on up to about 1866, that's a span of 352 years, carried millions of people into bondage. and one of my points here is we are not talking about a short burst or peroxisome of violence. we're talking about something that lasted for three and a half centuries. we've got to take that on board. now, the countries that took the lead in organizing the atlantic slave trade, first of all, it was portugal. the fairly small nation of portugal was the preeminent maritime nation in the 15th century, and their voyages down the coast. so here you've got europe. here's portugal. see, this is really a tiny part of the world. look at it. these are the countries that will form maritime empires throughout the western atlantic. but the portuguese come down the coast, going further and further over time, making contact first in the sena gambia reg

a man named france zephyran who has painted the slave ship brooks. this painting is done in the year 2007. it says the brooks liverpool. you can see it right there. the crew have been depicted as animals. in the front of the vessel is the voodoo deity agway announcing the arrival of new souls to send what will become haiti. in the background is always boat. in haitian creole it says on the sale. we are in a lot of trouble. the artist has a sense of humor. note the eyes of the enslaved peering out from this dungeon-like vessel and note those who have been chained to the outside of the ship. i actually spoke to the artist about this painting. he said it is a belief in haiti today that the rebellious slaves were chained to the outside to be food for the sharks. now i never actually came across anyone being chained to the outside of the vessel and my research, but i did see people thrown to the sharks while live in order to make a point that point being terror. so there is a very interesting truth to this, but i would also have you know. two of the peopl

>> the last thing before we go, that was mo brooks, republican alabama congressman, trumper, big liethusiast. that was him whipping up the crowd on 1/6. he later admitted he was wearing body armor that day appearing before all those nice people and tourists who were interested and exploring the wonders of our capitol building. staying on insurrection brand, brooks put out a statement about that would be bomber and terrorist who shut down most of capitol hill this morning. after all the boilerplate language about how happy he was everybody was safe, brooks was sympathetic in the statement, quote, i understand citizenry anger directed at dictatorial socialism and its threat to liberty, freedom, and the very fabric of american society. the way to stop socialism's march is for patriotic americans to fight back in the 2022 and 2024 elections. i strongly encourage patriotic americans to do exactly that. more so now than ever before. bluntly stated, america's future is at risk. that's pretty much everything you need to know about mo brooks, educated by the way at duke university and the uni

ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz is at the scene now with more on what we know so far, brookshas been very tough because we've seen family members and friends showing up to the railroad tracks behind me. they. been embracing one another. they've been hugging. they've been crying emotional for some you could even see the pain of them seeing crumpled cars knowing a young person is dead another critically hurt the train that was stopped on the tracks has since rolled away but let's take you to what it looked like earlier a dramatic scene playing out near downtown oakley on east cyprus road just off main street by a block it was a little before one this afternoon school that just let out a half hour or so earlier, parents say cars often lock in the streets sometimes partially on or crossing the tracks firefighters say a large freight train barreled through smashing and hitting three cars one overturned a 12 year old boy was killed the driver, a 19 year old woman suffered critical head injuries she was rusted to john your medical center. three others were treated and released and a

i gave birth to him. >> brooke: you gave him up. >> eric: these are finn's parents. and li, they raised him. >> steffy: they made him into the man he is today. the man i fell in love with. you are not my mother-in-law, and you are

records of several members of congress, including marjorie taylor greene, mo brooks, matt gaets, jim jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, madison cawthorn, jody hice. we have congresswoman loria with us. thank you for being with us and taking the time. >> thank you. >> do you believe this is a comparable request, phone records of serve members of congress let alone a former president. i don't know if it's exactly unprecedented, but it does feel like a big deal.

brooks: as the member designated by mr. barry moore of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. barry moore will vote nay on h. res. 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. sanchez pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. sanchez votes yes. as the member designated by ms. leger fernandez votes aye. as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. babin: as the member designated by mr. duncan of south carolina pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. duncan will vote no on h.r. 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition?

some republican lawmakers -- including mo brooks of alabama, lauren boebert of colorado, and paul gosar of arizona -- have been accused of taking active roles in promoting the deadly capitol insurrection. meanwhile, prominent lawyer john pierce, who's defending some of the most high-profile capitol rioters, has failed to appear in court in recent days amid reports he's been hospitalized with covid-19. an associate said pierce was on a ventilator and unresponsive. pierce mocked the use of face masks during the pandemic and pledged he would never get vaccinated. and in mexico, relatives of people who've been disappeared led a protest monday outside the presidential palace in mexico city, marking the international day of the victims of enforced disappearances. they're accusing the xican government of failing to act to find their loved ones. this is arely ramirez, whose brother and uncle were disappeared in november 2020.

brooks: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. barry moore of the state of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote nay on house resolution 601. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? ms. clarke: mr. speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman nydia velazquez, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. velazquez will vote yes on h.res. 601. and as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yes on h.res. 601. and as the member designated by ms. robin kelly of illinois, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote yes on h.res. 601.

education policy at brookings. it is my privilege to welcome you on today's discussion on the future of early childhood education. as many of you are aware, kids ' experiences in early childhood are critically important in shaping their educational and life trajectories. it's a pivotal time for brain development and for building social emotional skills. we've known for a long time that providing children with high quality care can have extraordinarily positive long-term effects and be a very good investment for government . i'm john valant, a senior fellow at the brookings institution and the director of the brown center on education policy at brookings, it's my privilege to welcome you for today's discussion on the future of early childhood education as -- education. as many of you are aware, kids experiences in early childhood are critically important in shaping their educational and life trajectories. it's a pivotal time for brain development and for building social emotional skills we've known for a long time t

some republican lawmakers -- including mo brooks of alabama, lauren boebert of colorado, and paul gosar of arizona -- have been accused of taking active roles in promoting the deadly capitol insurrection. meanwhile, prominent lawyer john pierce, who's defending some of the most high-profile capitol rioters, has failed to appear in court in recent days amid

want to brooks. first of all, can you just talk to us about what a conservator is actually meant to do and how, why in some cases, their broad power and actually lead to issues of abuse like financial mismanagement and like the position of restrictions. sure, good morning and thank you for having me on. so conservative ships or in some other states depending on where you are, it might be called the guardianship. but the arrangements are similar. the purpose of them is really to have a court appointed individual or sometimes multiple individuals to just sort of may be able to make decisions on behalf of a person who's alleged to, to be disabled. and so, you know, talking to brittany, for example, the allegation fair. and evidently what the court at one time had found was that there were some serious mental health concerns. and basically, what the court determined back in 2008 or thereabouts when the conservatorship are put in place. if miss spears was not in a position at that time, and then subsequen

brooks says he's hopeful he can resume touring before the end of the year. >>> a belgian teenager isy record. 19 -year-old zara rutherford is trying to become the youngest woman to fly around the world solo. she took off from belgium yesterday in her light sport plane. her planned journey covers five continents and 52 countries in just a few months. the teenager says she hopes to inspire other girls. >> when you think of a pilot, you don't really think of a woman. you think more of a man. and i'm trying to change that a little bit. i'm trying to let girls be interested in flying and aviation. >> rutherford comes from a family of pilots. her mom, dad, and little brother all fly. her parents say they're aware of the risks of her mission, but she needs to live her dream. go, zara. >>> an 82-year-old texas man is also reaching new heights but in a very different way. don isett is a world record masters pole vaulter from the texas express track club in princeton. medals in a track career that started in junior high. he says he got bored with his hobbies when he learned about this opportun

what the department of justice said this week is mo brooks, even though you are a federal employee as a member of congress, when you stood out there and said things like it's time for american patriots to start kicking ass and taking names, that was not within the scope of your employment. that was at best a campaign activity and at worst inciting an insurrection and neither of those are within the scope of your employment. well, the exact same thing can be said about donald trump. so when this issue comes before the court for his conduct, i would have to think that the decision is going to be exactly the same. >> but i can't help but think about this conversation that i had yesterday, which is about intent and proving intent and what the president's intent was when it comes to january 6th, what he wanted his followers and supporters to do as they marched on the capitol. that's a difficult road to take for prosecutors. >> i think that's right. and looking solely at his public statements, i think they offer some insight into what he intended, but i also think it offered some wiggle roo

peter's attorney, brooke duly showed how easily.st gun could be delivered by mail and then put together from a kip inspector eric tejada of the district attorney's office was able to assemble an operational glock 19 style handgun in about half an hour. the inspector was then able to fire the gun, the giffords law center to prevent gun violence is also in the case. they've made it possible for anyone in the state to buy all the parts needed to build an untraceable firearm. no questions asked. get it shipped in a convenient package with tools and instructions like a piece of ikea furniture. they're harming our communities. they're taking innocent lives. they're putting law enforcement officers at risk, and it's an epidemic that we know is disproportionately impacting communities of color. when you talk about bullets have no names. now you're talking about guns that have no trace, violence prevention advocate rudy corpus made clear he's not against the second amendment. just ghost guns. you can't just bring the criminals that supported

country star brooks canceling rest of his tour due to the surge.s planned to perform football and cincinnati, baltimore, massachusetts, and seattle issued a statement he wanted to his part to help stop the wave of infections. wife trisha, contracted coronavirus earlier this year. and here at home. of san francisco's strictly festival that will once go online of the recent in covid cases, there were plans bring that free festival to golden gate over first weekend october. instead, the will as a online featuring, livestreamed 12 recorded stretching three days from october 1st for the third. festival include emmylou, steve and staples. so much for joining here at, we have you news wise at k t .com the ktvu app time that the air quality unhealthy. a spare air and effective. can see wise. give you another. look san francisco. stay inside you can yourself your other loved safe. meet you back here our next newscast that's coming up at four.found . >> he blew me off my feet.ound . dr. oz: but it was all a lie. >> she lost nearly $750,000. could your loved

brooke says she's excited to share it with the rest of the fordes.home in louisville. proud papa pat is still in tokyo, though, covering the games for "sports illustrated" and says he will definitely be bringing back a special gift to his wife who was just a little bit envious having to watch at home. >> what a great story. i love seeing the two of them together. thank you. thank you so much. i love watching the dad watch the daughter and the daughter watch the dad. when she came out and said -- him in the interview stall, we've all been in that little interview stall. that's nice. >> also watching him talk about how when she came to a stop in the pool because of a panic attack -- i've been in that situation when your daughter is struggling. it's heartbreaking, especially when you know how much she's trained and been through. i love everything about this. i love that she won a medal, but it's important to see what she went through to get there and how supportive he was. and given as they said everything we've been talking about at this olympics, we h

brooks. dr. kim harris you're recognized , for five minutes. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, chairman brown, ranking member toomey, members of the committee. it's a pleasure to be with you today. i request that my written testimony and a supporting document that i quote extensively in my testimony be entered into the record, as well. i will explain the economic benefits that arise for allowing financial institution of various kinds to partner with each other in providing lending services to their customers in the context of an integrated national market for loans. a massive amount of evidence has come to light showing advantages of an integrated national market for loans and permits diverse businesses with different comparative advantages to work together in the lending supply chain. recently, a nonpartisan group of 47 leading scholars of banking working at america's greatest universities summarized this literature in an amicus brief which was filed in support of the occ's defense of its

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. >>> plus, the news from garth brooks tonight. >>> and a big day for a former first lady. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the abc news exclusive. president biden, his first interview since the taliban takeover of afghanistan. george stephanopoulos one-on-one with the president. was there an intelligence failure here or did the president downplay it? did u.s. military leaders suggest leaving some troops in afghanistan? and what happens when the august 31st deadline comes, if there are still thousands of americans on the ground? will u.s. troops stay and will they stay for the afghans who helped us? this interview comes amid new images tonight, our team witnessing the chaos outside airport gates in kabul. desperate afghans holding their children, taliban fighters with long guns standing guard. our ian pannell and the team there outside the walls when the heavily armed taliban approaches them. this new video emerging tonight of u.s. troops helping a woman climb over the wall at the airport. overnight, u.s. troops firing

duncan brooks took bronze in the men's event — britain have now won a medal in all four bmx events.e was further success in the swimming, with silver in the men's medley relay. britain have now won a record eight medals in the pool. with four medals, duncan scott become britain's most successful athlete at an olympic game. so, let's hear more about team gb�*s medal—winning performances in the bmx events. earlier, my colleague lucy hockings spoke to mandy young who set up adrenaline alley skate park in corby, where charlotte worthington and declan brooks both trained. she said she never expected this success. we've known all along they've got the potential but to get the gold and, obviously, the bronze the way they did was phenomenal, absolutely phenomenal. so, paint us a picture of you watching the event and your reaction. myself and my husband were obviously keeping our eyes open and we just watched charlotte's first run and we were like, "what's going to happen here?" but obviously when she pulled off that well first and finished her run we were just ecstatic, running around, cryi

>> brooke: kelly, you look so pretty! >> ridge: your mom's gonna love that dress.

and after all the boiler plain language he had to say about how happy, was everyone was safe, brooksthe statement, quote -- that's pretty much everything you need to know about mo broke's, educated, by the, way at duke university and the university of alabama law. school it is also why brooks has a cameo in the following video by the republican accountability project. >> we are in a battle for the soul of the republican party and i intend to win it. matt gates and other trump loyalists are fighting for a republican party that promotes law is, violence, and promotes conspiracy theories. and now they want to exile republicans like liz cheney and adam kinzinger for standing up to president who caused an insurrection on the united states capitol. to save the soul of the republican party, we must stand up for those who act with integrity and against the ones that lie. for >> mo brooks and his esteemed colleagues to take us off the air tonight, and that will do it for our broadcast. on a thursday evening, along with our thanks for being here with us, on behalf of all of our colleagues at t

think you very much, jack pitt-brooke. - so spurs fans should be buoyed by the news.lsea so far this season and go to manchester city on sunday. but tonight, it's the league cup and a tough trip to west bromwich albion.

i am the director of the center on the monetary policy of the brookings institution and i'm very pleased to welcome our work to the virtual stage today. extraordinary is an overused word but the career qualifies for sure that if you look at the resume you might think 96. he was born in canada which i know because a google search turned out the motto is perseverance. with a phd from oxford and 13 years goldman sachs, in the canadian government including five years in the central bank of canada during the global financial crisis and then because that wasn't challenging enough he became governor of the bank of england for 2013 to 2020. he is now an advisor to the british prime minister, climate action and finance, vice chair of the asset management and as a future potential candidate for the prime minister ship of canada and he's only 56 and i'm not going to deal with [inaudible] mark must have decided he would write only one book in his life so values building a better world for all his several books in one. it's a history of money, discussion of what markets can and can't do well and what

this was declan brooks for team gb. another dazzling display — enough to take the bronze.couple of minutes. man, it's an unbelieveable journey i've had on the way here and i'm just so stoked. so a third and fourth bmx medalfor team gb, a quite remarkable week for british bmx. adam wild, bbc news. italy have won a men's hundred metres medal for the first time and it was gold thanks to lamont marcelljacobs. jacobs broke the european record finishing in nine point eight seconds as he claimed gold. american fred kerley took silver ahead of canada's andre de grasse who won a second successive 0lympic bronze in third. you might have noticed that lane three was empty in that race. that's because britain's zharnel hughes was disqualified for a false start. ifi if i was in the finals i would definitely have walked away with the meadow, no doubt about it. the thing as it was out of my control. unfortunately my calf cramp when i went up and i moved. i can't describe it. it hurts a lot. second time again. i'm just disappointed. swimmer duncan scott has become the first british athlete

this was declan brooks for team gb. another dazzling display — enough to take the bronze.h bmx medalfor team gb, a quite remarkable week for british bmx. adam wild, bbc news. you can say that again! swimmer duncan scott has become the first british athlete to win four medals at a single games. he now has a gold and three silvers, after the men's 4x100 metres medley relay team finished second behind the united states. the americans broke the world record to win it, caleb dressel ending his olympics with five gold medals. team gb can celebrate their best swimming haul at a games — but they were still disappointed with silver. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. not a bad afternoon. we've got plenty of dry weather today, with some good spells of sunshine but this weak weather front across the south will bring further showers and, again, some of them could be quite heavy. we've got a run of northerly winds as well across much of the country, so that will make it feel rather cool for early august, particularly around some north sea coasts. var

i'm the director of the hudson center on monetary policy at the brookings institution. i'm very pleased to welcome mark to the virtual stage today. extraordinary is an overused word but the career qualifies and if you look at the resume you would think he must be 96-years-old. born in the territory in canada which i mentioned only because the google search turned out that the official motto is perseverance. an undergrad degree from oxford and 13 years at goldman sachs and in the canadian government the central bank of canada during the global financial crisisn and because that wasn't challenging enough hehe became governor of the bank of england from 2013 to 2020 during that whole mess. he's an advisor to the british prime minister on climate finance, the special envoy for climate action and finance, vice chair of asset management mentioned as a future potential candidate for the prime minister should of canada and is only 56 and i'm not going to deal with his collegiate career. he must have decided he would write only one book in his life so his new one called value bu

the consequence of pushing the big lie which brooks was doing in that very speech not second earlier but 20920 election was stolen in trump when it common straebl was not. these lies aren't just ludicrous, aren't just evidence of trump's inability to accept defeat or the republicans' desire to justify their new voter suppression laws, they are dangerous. they incite violence and not just on january the 6th. the justice department has charged a trump supporter who drove up to the capitol in his truck on thursday and allegedly said he'd detonate a bomb, was threatening to use a weapons of mass destruction and attempting to use an explosive device. this is how thursday's incident was report by another cable network. >> a man claiming to have a bomb in his truck near the u.s. capitol sundayed after an hours long standoff. law enforcement did not find a bomb in the vehicle but stay they collected possible bomb-making materials. so far no word on a possible motive. >> it's a puzzler. no word on motivation. i guess we should just pretend that the suspect didn't spend hours streaming live on

this was declan brooks for team gb. another dazzling display enough to take the bronze.ast couple of minutes. man, it's an unbelieveable journey i've had on the way here and i'm just so stoked. so a third and fourth bmx medalfor team gb, a quite remarkable week for british bmx. adam wilde, bbc news. swimmer duncan spot domecq scott has become the first british athlete to win four medals at a single games, finishing second behind the united states in the relay team and americans broke the world record with their swimmer ending his olympics with five medals. team gb can celebrate the best swimming hole at the games having won eight medals in all but still being disappointed with silver at this event. unfortunately, wejust with silver at this event. unfortunately, we just didn't do enough to take that gold but with the success of the british have had and all of us have had some times you need a little bit of pain, you know? it is painful to come our way and i know people back home think you have got a silver but that is the standard where it now. we are looking at bronze an

i saw a headline that garth brooks contemplating whether he will have his concert.looking at a guard works phenomena -- a garth brooks phenomenon where people are afraid to fully reopen the economy. they may be going back to work and many kids are in school, but whether they are taking a cruise or going to the music park or sitting indoors in a restaurant or crowded theater, those will continue to be depressed. when we look at the mobility metrics and things like open table reservations and whatnot, we see things are starting to roll over and some of that garth brooks effect. i don't see it happening in today's report but could be a phenomenon we have to look at and continue to weigh on that. tom: i just threw out all my big vertical striped shirt. -- shirts. jonathan: country and --carl: country and western. tom: let's go back to the goldman note from a couple weeks ago. remember we were talking about the outlook for the u.s. economy and why the core of that piece was about delaying a full-service sector recovery. the delay of blackrock and wells fargo, just a coup

my read and the experts at the brookings institute in my expertise.read is that doesn't exist for the fed, so you're going to end up, we end up with a different central banks doing different things and they are all right. they are all correct and what they're doing. it's a nature of the institution. i do think, by the way, i do think some of the common -- some people around this is quite poorly informed. the bank is reading it a bunch of, the bank of england or ecb new responsibility for its the exact opposite actually. the bank of england it couldn't be clear. >> somebody from canada wrote a question asking, how do we operationalize your recommendations and deeper values and are economic decision-making. when you made the point when society decides to do something, then the market is a good way or a way to make it happen. the predicate is society has to decide as to values if there are important enough. the question is asking, how do we make sure policymakers and society do that? >> so, i mean, that is part of the reason why the book is so long. it a

are at fiscal policy at brookings institution. i'm very pleased to welcome mark carney. extraordinary is an overused word, but mark carney's resume', you must think he's 90 years old. and he's from canada and motto is perseverance. he has a ph.d. from oxford, 13 years at goldman sachs, a decade in the canadian government, five years in the central bank of canada during the global financial crisis and because that wasn't challenging enough he became governor of the bank of england from 2013 to 2020 during the whole brexit mess. he's now an advisor to the british prime minister on climate finance, the u.n. special invite for climate action and finance, vice chair of brookfield asset management, the future prime minister of canada and only 56 and i'm not going to deal with his collegiate hockey career. mark must have decided he would only write one book in his life. so his new one, "values, building a better world for all" is a really several box in one. it's a discuss of money, what mark can and can't do well, a primer on climate change and lessons in leadership and then s