jacob: thank you. there's a lot in there, i think the key point is that private insurances -- assurances or suggestions are not sufficient in a context like afghanistan, we need the united states government to provide the official guarantees and i think one of the lessons the humanitarian community learned from the yemen example you referenced is that in some context there are licenses that may be useful when meeting some of the needs, but to avoid, in this context, to designate the taliban -- that will create additional complications, that will jeopardize the humanitarian response in an already uncertain environment, thanks for unpacking that for us. zuhra, i went to come back to you, we talk about engagement with the taliban. [indiscernible] -- including the international community and the taliban, to avoid -- speak to that further, explaining how this engagement should work from the eyes of people on the ground in kabul. zuhra: yes, dutch great harm to most -- great harm to most people, and while i

but jacob, what are your thoughts on this issue? because, you know, i was very caught in the way you just frame the challenge that we let the genie out of the bottle. that there's, that there is this, you know, craziness if you will, and an insanity to sort of looking where you go logically with this. but once the genie is out of the bottle, how do you get it back? not how do you get it back? but how do you manage it in such a way that you don't end up in an endless cycle? you know, when you look at the amount of money as john tierney just said about the investments in it's something that many people think is while the technology. so i'm just interested in what you think when it comes to missile defense when it comes to investments, when it comes to modernization, how do you get the equities? right? so that doesn't basically take over the entire pentagon budget or that you don't end up in a slippery slope to the kind of horrible conflict you just talked about. well, you, you look what has fundamentally happened is that the regime th

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jacob?raf, with the taliban now in control of afghanistan for the first time in two decades, i know we're starting to get the first reactions about the conditions on the ground in kabul. tell us about that. >> reporter: yeah, a taliban official telling nbc news this morning afghanistan has its independence. as far as they are concerned, they have outfought and outlasted the major superpower. they have thrown off the american occupation and they have reclaimed their country a couple of decades after they feel they did the same thing with the soviet union. we're back as you said to where we were in 2001. the taliban is in complete control of the country. they say they have changed. they say women will be allowed more freedoms than they had previously. they will be allowed to continue to go to university. they will no longer have to wear the full burka face covering. there are things the taliban wants from the international community, which give some hope that they may stand by those commitment

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jacob? >> shaq, i'm glad that you pointed that out. the hurricane ida may be downgraded to a tropical storm, but the tropical storm-storrs winds are no joke. thanks so much for that update. >>> joining us over the news, nbc news correspondent sam brock. sam, you are now, i believe, on your way to laplace, louisiana. you are on the road. are the roads passable, first of all? what are you seeing along the way? >> reporter: it's interesting you're saying that, jacob. in the direction we're heading, they are. based on how the winds are coming in, i'm looking westbound, and there are trees littering this highway. it's highway 61, which will take you basically from baton rouge to south of new orleans where we're heading to laplace, which is near lake ponchartrain. it's pitch black. we heard the governor already say this is one of the strong eest storms to make landfall in modern times. that's how we characterize it. that is bearing fruit as we're starting to see more of the damage. in a number of hours we should have a much clearer picture o

you want to hear what jay jacobs has to say. this is happening, as cnn's k-file has uncovered multiple times that the governor spoke out against sexual harassment and attacked republicans for not taking a stand. >> we want equal justice for dr. kristen blazy ford and for all victims of sexual assault. >> when donald trump's infamous "access hollywood" tape came out. >> you are a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. grab 'em by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> the governor was outraged. >> that's not how you treat women. that's not how you talk about women. it's not okay. it won't be sanctioned. >> in a facebook post, in 2018, he slammed the then-president for mocking the me too movement and women who spoke out against sexual harassment. he praised new york's sexual harassment policy saying, quote, sexual harassment of women is real. it is undeniable. and this is the moment in history to make the reform and end it and end it, once and for all. and we are learning more, tonight, about just how close we came to an a

as recently as three years ago, jacobs was a long jumper. in sporting history. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. in other news from the games, a belarusian sprinter has accused her country of trying to forcibly repatriate her for criticising her coaches. krystsina tsimanouskaya says she was taken to the airport in tokyo against her will and asked the international olympic committee for help. she subsequently said she was safe and under police protection. the american swimmer caeleb dressel is being celebrated as one of the greatest ever olympians after winning five gold medals in his six events. today he set a new olympic record in the men's 50m freestyle. yulimar rojas of venezuela broke the world record in the women's triple jump, which had stood since 1995. she'd already secured the gold medal when she claimed the new record with her final jump. and two athletes agreed to share the gold medal in the men's highjump after a thrilling two—hour contest. qatar's mutaz essa barshim and italy's gianmarco tamberi couldn't be separated after completing t

colonel jacobs?lf a generation. we forget everything we've learned. one of the things we need to learn, the military in particular needs to remind itself, is that on the battlefield, it's always a matter of will and not numbers. to the extent that we focus only on numbers, we have at least a 50/50 chance of losing. and it is vitally important that we go back to the drawing board and make sure our military establishment gives the best possible advice to the national command authority. and that it shouldn't only rest on numbers. it has to rely on will as well on the battlefield. >> but you accept the trust has taken a big hit here, right? >> oh, yeah. there's no doubt about it. the military establish now will go through a great deal of hand washing and soul searching, and we'll investigate absolutely everything that has happened in the last 20 years and will come up with recommendations to improve the decision making and how we go about making recommendations to the national command authority. certainl

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as recently as three years ago, jacobs was a long jumper. be one of the most inspired in sporting history. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. let's see how the medals table is looking. china are leading the way with 2a gold medals — with the united states close behind on 20. great britain are sixth in the medal table with ten golds — and 32 medals overall. a belarussian sprinter is under police protection in tokyo, after claiming sports officials from her country were forcibly repatriating herfor criticising her team managers. the international olympic committee and tokyo game organisers say they have spoken to christina simanuskaya directly. they said she has told them that she is safe and with the authorities at haneda airport. here's our correspondent, matt graveling, with the latest. the important thing to say is tomorrow morning was meant to be the dream for christina simanuskaya, she was racing 3am uk time — in the 15th of the 200 metres. the female 200 metres. the dreams turned into a nightmare because it does not look like she will be in tha

we know that the former president jacob zoom had refused to return to the commission, which resulted in a contempt of court charge as well as imprisonment. and so the african national congress really is in a position and the president specifically in a position where he wants to come across as doing the right thing in the answering these questions put to the party. we do expect the president to perhaps touch on the role the agency played in the deployment of officials to state owned enterprises. specifically, because these really were the targets of large scale corruption with estimated that possibly a trillion runs, at least tens of billions of dollars will be lost during the time, but the former president jacobs tomorrow was in office. all right, thanks so much for me to mate of brazil. congress has voted against the return to pay for balance. next year's presidential election. it's a major blow for president, job ball sanara mechanic. you have has this update from rio de janeiro, president wilson. i don't have been staging already the scenario for what will be next year's presiden

as recently as three years ago, jacobs was a long jumper.e one of the most inspired in sporting history. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. sports officials from belarus have tried to forcibly repatriate one of their olympic athletes, after she criticised her team managers. the sprinter kristina timanovskaya told police at the airport that she was afraid to fly home to belarus, and she appealed to the international olympic committee, for help. in afghanistan, taliban militants are threatening to seize control of the main city in helmand province, where british troops spent years providing security. almost all foreign forces are due to leave the country by next month after two decades fighting the taliban. 455 british troops lost their lives. the militants are now on the verge of overrunning the city of lashkar gar in the south, and there's fierce fighting in kandahar and herat in the west. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports from the capital kabul. lashkar gar, helmand, the peace roundabout. now overrun by taliban. they say t

nbc's jacob ward is in northern california on this jacob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis the caldor fire started over the weekend and has grown exponentially and has grown in ways cal fire has called unprecedented. it exploded, doubling in size. >> this area is extremely hard for us to get into. >> reporter: in california, 31,000 residents are under evacuation orders. two civilians were injured in the fire, which remains entirely uncontained. >> we are seeing generational destruction of forests because of what these fires are doing. this is going to take a long time to come back from. >> reporter: gusty winds and dry drought conditions creating a dangerous situation, destroying numerous homes and property. this classroom used to belong to the elementary school students here in this small town. it's a reminder that wildfires don't just touch down in remote areas. increasingly, they are sweeping through our lives. residents, racing to get out and making their way to safety. >> it's just very -- it's sad what's happening. >> it's hurting my heart right now because as i'm dri

jacobs for doing such a great job for shareholders now, how about the elle brands breakup.use matthew boss likes it. he's the jpmorgan analyst who's the best in the business and he included as one of his lag plays as we talked about, along with american eagle owned by my travel trust and the gap we adopted it. bath and body works is a fabulous growth vehicles and it would be better if l brands would spin off the struggling victoria secret brand. that's exactly what the company decided to do this past february bath and body works had been roaring for a long time, especially last year when sales of soap and hand sanitizer went through the roof the deadbeat victoria secret couldn't seem to adjust to the 21st century bath and body works is a high quality retailer with a more expensive stock. victoria secret's a turn around play, much lower valuation victoria secret you needed to understand the things holding them back. they failed to adjust their strategy and their image they kept trying to sell sexy. they were trying to sell underwear to women with ads aimed at men, and it sur

bauer says he met with police to tell them about jacob in the hopes of avoiding a violent confrontation. an officer told him this if we encounter your son, mr bauer. i can assure you we have the training to handle it properly. after an investigation, the alameda county district attorney filed no charges against any of the officers involved. the corner found drugs in bauer system. in a statement, the police department said, quote the pleasanton police department values the sanctity of life and continues to extend its most sincere condolences to the bauer family. the bowers say they plan to fight for police reform. one thing that we are going to do with the money is we are going to continue our advocacy on behalf of, uh you know, families that are that are were are and were in the situation that we are. rob roth, ktvu, fox two news. one of the 46 candidates vying to replace governor newsom was in the bay area today, republican john cox made a stop this morning in san francisco. he talked about his plans for what he says would be the largest tax cut in california history if he is elected i

from power outages to flooding and more our janessa webb is tracking it all for us >>> our jacob soboroff with a new warning about america's need for speed as highway drivers are putting the pedal to the metal >>> and will today be the day the fda grants full approval to pfizer's covid vaccine it is monday august 23rd "early today" starts right now >>> good morning and thanks for joining us i'm vinita nair in for frances >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with the breaking news out of tennessee where flash flooding has turned tragic the rushing water from a storm on saturday has been linked to at least 21 deaths and at least 20 more people are unaccounted for. most of the devastation hit the small town of waverly. it's about 75 miles west of nashville. the humphrey county sheriff told our nashville affiliate that two of the victims appear to be twin toddlers who were swept away from their father. the national guard and local emergency services are now working through back roads to assess the damage and search for the missing. >>> flooding is also a major concern this morning in new england

house, rob sanchez, andrea mitchell is here with me in the bureau, military analyst colonel jack jacobs, and national security analyst clint watts. this is basically cancel anything else today, this is the focus of the administration, this is disruption in evacuation plans. i'm sure we don't have the answer to this, is essentially this national security meeting, constant meeting happening with the president, about now what, what do we do now, can we still meet this deadline, do we try to extend, how do we secure the area. do you have any scope of the discussions going on inside? >> the word of the day is fluid. everything related to the president is fluid, who he is meeting with, what his schedule looks like, will we see him publicly, all of that. as to the question of the calculation the president needs to make, an event like is playing out with all its gory, deadly awfulness is one of the factors that the president said needed to be part of his decision-making process about evacuations. the possibility which at that time was a threat stream of warnings, could that disrupt evacuations

jacob: this is the time to discuss it, that is for sure.yone asks why do we have this long period of quantitative easing? in the beginning there was a good rationale -- financial markets had to be beefed up, the wealth of households had to be beefed up to encourage demand, etcetera, et cetera, one needed to boost real interest rates long-term. this was a different context. now is the time really to design an exit why? because we are in a nonsustainable situation. nobody will believe that a zero interest rate is a sustainable situation. nobody would believe that such a big disconnect between financial markets is out-booming the real economy that is still recovering but still has a way to go, is normal. now is the time to recognize that the crisis mode needs to move aside in the policy-setting and be replaced by an ongoing sustainable part that looks at long-term sustainability, significant pumping of liquidity in the levels that we have is creating potential vulnerability. but i want to say, we are not talking about -- a quick change, but ra

jacob: the burden of proof is on the taliban going forward. too much experience from the past to take their word anything will be different. i certainly hope there will be a difference, but the question of whether or not to treat the government as a legitimate government, as a partner to open financial flows and the like has to come after more evidence of what that government is going to do. they have clearly learned they need to talk differently than they did in the 1990's. we have to learn whether they will act differently. lisa: how concerned are you as we have this controversy surrounding the biden administration we are hitting a debt ceiling debate that could rival 2011 and we have an infrastructure plan that may get through, at least a $550 million one, but is called into question when you look at the $3.5 trillion reconciliation act. how close are we to another debt ceiling debacle? jacob: i am not sure i would conflate the issues of afghanistan with the question of the debt limit. i think before the events of the last week there was co

and jacob zoom is home province. of course. that's how it, how ting with no shops and no post office to withdraw allowances and with distribution centers also hit by looting. people will likely go hungry. it will take weeks at best, for this town to be able to offer even basic services again. when a party to end it almost 30 years ago, millions of south africans like dorian and gamer, hope for a future of equality, opportunity, and prosperity for her. her children and her grandchildren, it hasn't turned out like the dorian story, is one of frustration and wasted potential. a story familiar to millions across this country. i was interested in going maybe university's way, but i put in a 40 because it's too much. i could, i couldn't afford it, but i was so interested in being something having some profession. but i can. the world bank says that south africa is now the most unequal society in the world . the top 10 percent earnest take home 65 percent of the income white people still more likely to find work and better paid work t

following the jailing of former president, jacob's zoom in south africa has limited room to maneuver after a decade of bailing out failing state. and companies and corruption, there has been a smith takes a look at the aftermath of the unrest leak um re surveys, what's left of his parade of shop in bulwark next door. we have got a group of doctors that at the spent quarter of a 1000000 setting up a nice practice. in the 48 hours every shop in this bustling town was stripped than torched. a community of 35000 people now left with no commercial center. scaring the looting with spock by the jailing of former president jacob's humor, it was given momentum by chronic poverty and inequality in south africa. made worse by the pandemic, were a couple of hours dr. outside derb and, and it's only when you leave the city, you get a real idea of the scale of the looting because not a town or village seems to been left untouched. outside the furniture store, people cute for taxes to help him carry home the bulky beds and sofas they stolen. the local police. overwhelmed, stood by and watched. it t

nobody would have come up with italy's marcel jacobs. not least because at the time he was barely competing in sprint races. he was focusing on the long, jo, it's only in the last couple of years he's really focused on running the short sprint distances. he won the european indo championship or the 60 meters early. this year and here he is causing a huge upset on the track setting a personal best of 9.80 seconds, becoming the 1st european winner of this gold medal. since when said christie of britain back in 1992 and it was unbelievable few minutes on the track for italian track and failed because just before that as a marker, some berry had won a gold medal in the men's high gym and roll the bizarre circumstances sharing the gold medal with castles as a partial boatman perfect. drew me to 37, no even could clay 2 meters. 39, they were given. the offer of a jump off by one of them would have finished with a silver metal all that be given the offer of sharing the gold medal. perhaps not surprisingly, they took the latter option. is a real

jacobs time, though nearly a quarter of a second off.ld record, so no hussein bolt this time, the first time in three olympics. yeah, that's quite impressive. and of course, it's because he's retired. yeah, all right. thanks so much joe really appreciated and be sure to tune in tonight for the 10 and 11 o'clock news. stick around. the big bang theory is coming up next. all right. good night. everybody will see him night. everybody will see him to er. okay, now holding sides of hearth in position, lower mantelpiece assembly onto top tabs. look at that, i built a fireplace with my own two hands. you're so butch. aw, i got a little paper cut. of course you did. your hands are softer than veal. oh, before i forget, saturday i'm planning a little dungeons and dragons night with the guys. really? that's how you're gonna spend your saturday night? oh, come on, i hardly ever get a chance to play anymore. oh, you poor thing. is having a real-life girlfriend who has sex with you getting in the way of your board games? little bit, yeah. oh, great!

they want a $5 million fine levied against jacob wohl and jack burkman.nd that, of course, would be in addition to any penalties those two face if they're convicted of felony charges in the states where they are facing them. the acting chair of the fcc said in a statement tonight, i quote, today we proposed a fine of $5 million for robocalls which clearly violation the protection act. i appreciate the unanimous support of my colleagues in this effort. unanimous. at a hopelessly deadlocked agency that never does anything because they deadlock on everything. on this they are unanimous, and they are proposing the largest fine ever. this is one of those horrifying stories that sort of, by definition, can't end well, right? those calls did go out. and we will never know the ongoing intimidating effect they did have on voters who received them and on voters who heard about them. but once that damage is done, if there is an outcome to hope for, i guess it's that, number one, the people who did this sort of thing get the book thrown at them. and, number two, i gu

john jacob astor, wonderful question at the end. empire state building.ory found the original john jacob astor maps for the property. a large stream going right through the middle i asked what happened to the giant stream right here on the aster map? he said, still there took me into the basement. eight stories below the building to stream the john jacob astor, boy, still there pump out the water every day a giant pumping system eight stories down to pump all the water out from that stream that's still there of course, you noted, john jacob astor largest property owner in new york in the mid-1800s. quite a feat and quite a show. cheering you all the way. >> appreciate it thank you. a lot of streams run under new york city. a buddy uptown, got a townhouse with a stream running under his house. you can hear it sometimes. water's got to the go where it's got to go. great. i didn't know aster was the largest single land owner in the city of new york. >> not one of the questions this week, right? >> no. we're done with that. >> bob knows his real estate make n

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they want a 5 million dollar fine levied against jacob wohl and jack burkman.y penalties those to face if they are convicted on felony charges in the two phase to states where they're facing them. the acting chair of the sec said in a statement and i quote today rose a final of more than $5 million for robocalls a clearly violate the telephone consumer protection act. i appreciate the unanimous support of my colleagues in this effort. unanimous, add a hopelessly deadlocked agency that never does anything because they did luck on anything, and on this they are unanimous, they're proposing the largest fine ever. this is one of those horrifying stories that sort of by definition can't and we'll, right? those calls did go out, and we will never know if the ongoing intimidation effect they did have on voters to receive them on voters who heard about them, but once that damage is done, if there is an outcome to hope for, i guess, it's that, number one the people who did this sort of thing get the book thrown out them a number to, i guess what you would hope is for ev

born in texas, jacobs only lived in the u.s. for a short time before moving across the world with his mother. meanwhile, simone biles cheered on sunisa lee, kerry and skinner. lee took home bronze in uneven bars while skinner turned a second chance into a silver medal. >> it's been such an honor to be able to step in for simone. >> reporter: caeleb dressel once again winning gold in the men's 50 meter free style. >> proud of every swim, every effort i put in the water. >> reporter: usa swimming also picked up gold in the men's relay race, and the women picked up silver. now team usa turns its attention to track and field, including lgbtq athlete raven saunders who won silver in the shot put, but also won hearts with her multi-colored hair, hulk mask and self-love attitude. u.s. golfer vander schauffeles . meanwhile simone biles will not compete in the individual floor final. she could still participate, though, in beam. jericka? >> jamie yuccas covering it all for us in tokyo. thank you. >>> smoke from wildfires in california an

jacob was supposed to tell you, but in 2300, it was a district police chief in afghanistan and fought against the taliban. on february, the 26th year, the us military went to his workplace at the police department and arrested him. buses. i'm calling to dusty, i'll get up to one of the valuable do numbers the bottom. got it set up and even after his arrest gully was thrown into a cell from either you got to work something company said you cut the cut over the with a little more but i bet i'm i was only the 7th, not to get things alicia minute yeah, but you're out of us when you're new will mclean that i want to, but i was on the cover. know doesn't notice out of my you got my sunday that goes there. all those, you know, the say bug around tell you after the $911.00 attack, the us invaded afghanistan. their goal was to eliminate it as needed and overthrow the taliban that had been in power at the time. the united states established a military base in bagram and built a prison there by the same prison to which hodges lip, with depth and energy. newman bug on top of that, one of the mone

italy's marcel jacobs is now the world's fastest man. jacobs pulled off an upset by finishing first in the 100-meter dash. it's the first time italy has won a gold medal in the 100 meters. american fred curley took home the silver medal. the international olympic committee is looking into a gesture on the podium, though, by u.s. athlete raven saunders after she won the silver medal in the women's shot put. saunders raised her arms and crossed them into an x above her head. when asked what it meant, she said it's the intersection of all -- of where all people who are oppressed meet. olympic athletes are banned from demonstrating at the tokyo games. >>> coming up now, more from the olympics. an american runner is praised for his forgiveness on the track after a devastating fall during a race. >>> and later, a music revolution. mtv marks its 40th anniversary. now the network is celebrating. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." news." what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parti

number of highway deaths in 2020 was the highest in a decade despite fewer cars on the road jacob soboroffas more >> reporter: as the pandemic emptied out city streets, drivers took to the open roads at blazing speeds. fresh ashmore set record for the fastest solo drive from new york to california last year topping out at 159 miles per hour. you drove from new york to los angeles in 26 hours >> actually it was a little less than 26 hours. >> oh, come on. >> it was 25 hours and 55 minutes but who is counting. >> reporter: and all across the country no signs of slowing down. from texas. >> watch out, watch out, watch out >> reporter: to new york and in nebraska where state troopers saw an over 70% increase in speeding since the pandemic began >> as drivers we're so used to being in areas that are congested and then all of a sudden when we're able to go fast, we're like, oh, wow, i'm really going to put the pedal to the metal because there's no one around. >> reporter: making 2020 one of the deadliest on the roads. highway deaths were the greatest in more than a decade, up 11% from the year b

the question now is whether they'll use it that way lester. >> all right, jacob, thank you with that. >>> when we come back we'll meet the little league champ in a league of her own. y news" kids edition. >>> finally tonight the 12-year-old girl making a big splash at the little league world series and inspiring america. here's dasha burns >> and frames the ball as good as anybody we've seen in this tournament. >> reporter: a fresh face and a set of pigtails behind home plate stealing the spotlight. meet ella bruning, the 12-year-old stands 5'3", sixth grade catcher who also pitches. the star from the lone star state who loves math and a good taco she's the only female player here, 1 of 20 in tournament history. there's a lot of changes to how things have been going, but how do you feel about actually getting to play >> i'm excited we're going to do good no matter what we're going to try our best we're going to pick each other up. we're going to have fun. >> reporter: and they're ready to take it all the way i hear that there is a nickname for your team >> ella and the fellas. >> repo

born in texas, jacobs only lived in the u.s. for a short time before moving across the world with his mother. meanwhile, simone biles cheered on sunisa lee, jade carey and mykayla skinner. lee took home bronze in uneven bars, while skinner turned a second chance into a silver medal. >> this has been such an honor to be able to step in for simone. >> reporter: for swimming, superstar caeleb dressel once again winning gold in the men's 50 meter free style. >> i am proud of every swim, every effort i put in the water. >> reporter: u.s.a. swimming also picked up gold in the men's relay race and the women picked up silver. >> reporter: now, team u.s.a. turns its attention to track and field. including l.g.b.t.q. athlete raven saunders, who won silver in the shot put but also won hearts with her multicolored hair, hulk mask and self-love attitude. u.s. golfer xander schauffele won the first gold medal for the united states since 1904. meanwhile, simone biles will not compete in the individual floor final. she could still participate,