no, no, no, jim. what do you set this? come up and i guess. so let's get to get in the senior started. let me ah ah ah. jewish passenger, elephant conservation colleagues have become friends, but with civil war or descending famous now protect themselves, escaping deep into the rain for old back to the western world for the elephant surviving the poacher is a lifelong challenge. now to the last a revel militia, elephant pot, a witness documentary on our to 0. hello, good to few are, temperatures have popped up the cross sullivan. so we're all above average here. aleppo, 39. bay route. 33 and ramallah. we've got you in for a high of 35 degrees on saturday. you know, for pakistan was southern portions of the country are winds have died down a bid. so that includes for karachi. but toward the north, we've been dealing with fighting rains, especially long, bordered with african. it's done, homes damaged and reports of some deaths. here as wall. take you to turkey were fire ravaged areas of antelli, a province, a few spits of rain here, but also th

no, no, no, jim. what do you set this? come up and i guess. so let's get to get it started. let me ah ah ah, ah, jewish passenger, elephant conservation colleagues have become friends, but with civil war or descending famous now protect themselves. escaping deep into the rain for old back to the western world. for the elephant surviving the poachers is a lifelong challenge. now to them without loss or revel militia, elephant pot, a witness documentary on out to 0. me lose. lose. lose. hello. thank you for tuning in. we know it's been particularly dry for bolivia and peru and this has been the results. crisco peru, more than 500 firefighters trying to tame the flames. here a bit further north toward the amazon basin, we have our continuous rains, but i'll take yourself now because we are keeping tabs on a cold front. you're really doing some damage in terms of those temperatures, single digits, months of the dale. this will work its way up into rio de janeiro. so let's look ahead to the next 3 days. you can really spot where the cold front moves through here, down to 22 degre

no, no no jim, what do you set this? come up and i guess. so let's get to get in the senior study and let me ah ah, one of the fastest growing nations in the i want a needed to open and develop into national shipping company to become a team, middle east and trade and money still filling us out $3.00 key areas of filling up from the connecting the world connecting the future. you gotta come to gateway to whoa trade. ah, ah ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello, carrier headlines for the america. we're broiling in the heat for both the west and the east coast senior toward the west. excessive heat alerts in play, washington state, idaho, oregon, and also for northern california. meantime toward the east, it's about the heat. yes, but also the humidity as to washington d. c. on thursday, we'll feel about 40 terms of the active weather. we've got some showers and storms running through the prairies, the great lakes, the northeast, the mid west, straight down to the gulf states. not everyone is going to catch

no, no no jim, what he was at this come up and i guess so let's get in that it seems to me i i oh, passions i elephant conservation colleagues have become friends. but with civil war or descending famous now protect themselves. escaping deep into the rain forest back to the western world. for the elephant surviving the poachers is a lifelong challenge. now to them without loss or revel militia, elephant pot, a witness documentary on out to 0, cut out one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i want a needed to open and develop it into national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and trade and money skillfully myself 3 key areas up to about filling up from it, connecting the world, connecting the future. got so got to gateway to whoa trade the hello, a soggy and to the lympics. and it all had to do with tropical storm marinate. just clipping the eastern portion of han shoe, so tokyo over the last 24 hours. so pretty close to a 100 millimeters of rain. so you had people sitting up there trying to do what they could to stay dry. and it's a bit of a $12.00 punch, because now

no, no, no jim. what do you set this? come up and i guess semester to get to get in the senior started. let me ah ah, jewish passion for elephant conservation colleagues have become friends. but with civil war or descending famous now protect themselves. escaping deep into the rain for old back to the western world. for the elephant surviving the poachers is a lifelong challenge. now to them without loss or revel militia, elephant pot, a witness documentary on out to 0 in ah ah ah, ah hello there, let's not in north america and it's been a very wet start to the month for much of a gulf coast in the us. we've got that band of rain that's be bringing some drenching down ports to the carolinas and to georgia. and while it got pushed out further east, the florida peninsula is going to see some of that very wet weather with the potential for flash flooding is a lot of moisture in the air. things are going to feel very hot and humid, not just here, but also for new york and washington. as those showers push out has been rather

no, no, no jim. what do you set this? come up and i guess so let's get to get it started. let me ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah hello, nice to see you. come with me. we'll track out tropical storm loop it as it makes it's landfall project. it landfall on thursday, anywhere between one dung and fuji and provinces in that southeast corner of china . it's going to throw intense and heavy rain in the days to come. now if we go further toward the north, we've got a run of rain through north korea and you know, across japan, 40 out of 47 prefecture or under excessive heat stroke warnings, just because of how high the temperatures had been. low temperatures. however, in australia were still above or below average adelaide melbourne, and hobart meantime, for western australia perse, basking in the sun after coming off. it's what is july in more than half a century for the active weather we got to go to new zealand, this system, swooping in from the tasman, see we'll get there in a sec. but 1st we got to talk about those powerful winds in the capital region. it was enough to disrupt t

all right. kill no, no no jim. what do you set this? come up and i guess semester to get to get in your study and let me ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah, it's too late for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways up in the andes. you may not be surprised to hear it is snowed, but in this part of bolivia and in perry doesn't snow very often rain very often. so this is really quite unusual in the middle of winter. but it caught people, in other words, as a problem, traversing those mountain passes. that looks dry from now on is dry for most of south america, but there's none sure breeze for this side of brazil. so from rear north was it's like you have a cast and at least wet at times. the real heavy rain is far north is going to get with this itc said the band of rain goes round, the world follows the sun. so we've now got heavy rain in nicaragua, back to your honduras parts and mexico throughout mexico. it looks quite sherry actually, except maybe you could time. same is true for cuba has been yellow. this line here to the slow mov

you have this monster stock and -- >> no one's doing that no one's doing that. by the way, when jim sat down, the first thing you said is, doesn't feel like august. >> it doesn't. >> there's too much going on to be august. >> i went to march that's vineyard 25 years ago and i took everything off the table everyone since then felt i was a generous no, i didn't have a phone. >> this idea -- you said something -- >> you had a fax machine >> that's exactly right. i had the fax machine. i was in some sort of able's and i was come back and i would say, did we miss anything she would say, who knows >> who cares you said something earlier i thought was interesting in a conversation with carl this week you got the bad retail number and it followed the sentiment number, which was really ugly. people started to assume, okay, this may be the beginning of a down turn because the consumer is obviously buckling up because the delta variant. you get these retail numbers you said, i'm not willing to say that i'm not willing to suggest that everything has changed. >> no. i have home builders that hav

no thoughts, jim. you must not john mean addicted to development of kids. if you want to see the best of in the child through a boy to him at any age, if your child is crying for anything, the 3 boys to him, it will stop crying and embraced the ball, the duchess football one as if by showing number to those who are we thaws already have high hopes. one of the reasons for their high hope is fine because they see him making the feel i can make you too much vision as like maybe what i saw on my parents who don't have any money or do i have any into understand boys or course on there that was pushing me, i to i was struggling when you start to demo on this. well look up, new call, but when you get you caught up all i want to see you got your book where you called to a book to release the book. this will keep us in those form. yeah. well yes, lived in the league on my way. did you want that gun? just don't say i don't i don't i was on the plane on sunday. nice. like they are more, my sure teenage to me for development. and our son bought the doors. so to see som

no. so what you agree with, jim, in the cities we saw incredible gains, we saw an increase in literacy of girls -- although it still remains dismally low -- we saw and access to education, maternal health. i was briefly in helmund, and i was on missions in kandahar, the reality for a lot of afghans throughout the years is they lived in taliban country at night, and there was not a real government present, and they actually had to navigate between a brutal taliban insurgency and throw the crossfire of u.s. troops into the mix. the afghan people did suffer throughout this 20 years, and i think we have to remember that. host: let's make sure our viewers and listeners know our phone lines are open, if you would like to weigh in on the conversation. it is james carafano and adam weinstein on the end of the afghanistan war. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. and for independents and others, (202) 748-8002. and from afghan war vets, let's hear from you, (202) 748-8003. jim carafano, let me touch on the afghan collapse of the government as well where you surprised at ho

i you are i as in i said to my challenge you that no more nor jim or daniel joy, i will not going i are i don't i my, my i'm i'm, it's a nice road a guy will know. i got all know what made it will renew for demilia england. x is a free domain on the village and if you don't want to reach out from a separate then the your you for election. what is done differently to strategy is make sure it is no chance me the news. ah, which one? you know? yes we, we me but it is in pending democratic space and getting the 4 month inter budget. so would this be in actual can you tell me what was going to do is i got a number, julian, does it blame them? i'm going to do that. we are going to change things. it would be double was too much. should it be dollars in the labor and where you much in engine gender and you're the one of what the date of what happened was the days that i got to do whatever i was to got to go to the do you know to know it was a why no, no it in the if you wish to say i don't wait for in the loop with what we're going to feel about that. i don't know what it was you all seems to t

overall pick trevor lawrence taking another saints.lawrence threw for 113 yards, no touchdowns, no interceptions. jime one-handed touchdown grab. they connected on two touchdowns. cj beth third threw for two scores. abc boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all around it. then one morning the giant heard some lovely music. through a little hole in the wall, the children had crept in. and the giant's heart melted... and they found the giant...all covered with blossoms. ama: thank you so much for watching. larry: you know what people are counting right now? ama: how many minutes they lost? larry: how many hot dogs they've eaten their life. ama: and how man

>> well -- did i lose you there, jim? >> no, you're good. that's okay. we still have you, sir.look, we actually have the entire national guard mobilized. more than 4,000 soldiers and airmen right now, more than 5,000 before landfall tomorrow. we have 650 first responders comprised of a team from louisiana, but 15 teams from another -- other states actually, for urban search and rescue that will commence as soon as possible after the storm passes. one of the real challenging things we have this time that we haven't faced before to this extent, we had four hurricanes last year during covid but we had a small fraction of the number of people in our hospitals that we currently have. we have more people in the hospital today, 2,450 with covid than we had at any point before this current surge. when hurricane laura hit last year, we only had about 300 in the hospitals. so evacuating hospitals is not going to be possible because there's nowhere to bring those patients to. there's no excess capacity anywhere else in the state or outside the state. and so we're really worried about prol

overall pick trevor lawrence taking another saints.lawrence threw for 113 yards, no touchdowns, no interceptions. jim deep, look at the one-handed touchdown grab. they connected on two touchdowns. cj beth third threw for two scores. abc mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i think they look good, man. mm, smooth. uh, they are a little tight. like, too tight? might just need to break 'em in a little bit. you don't want 'em too loose. for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. -okay. think i'm gonna wear these home. -excellent choice. ♪ wii thought i was managingnce. my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cance

and no one yet knows, jim, how can these gains from the taliban be reversed?eroffensive? so you have really profound anxiety being felt everywhere amid an increasingly grim situation, jim. >> i'm sure. and i'm sure the people are genuinely scared. clarissa ward, thanks so much. it's good to have you on the ground there. coming up next, fighting the flames desperately in northern california. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now w

jim. but i think no matter what, we have been expecting full approval for weeks now. vaccine. we know it's safe. we're pushing, encouraging our families to have our children get vaccinated. we have vaccine clinics in all of our large high schools and making it accessible and easy for our families and some of your families are worried and partnering with our health partners to give them information to answer their questions. right now, it is important to look ahead. we're not going to have a successful academic year unless we get our staff and children vaccinated. it's just that simple. >> yeah. that's the worry, right? you don't want to have going back to remote schooling. i know parents wouldn't like that. pedro martinez, thanks so much for the work you're doing. >> thank you, sir. >>> in tennessee, search crews still combing the debris for dozens of people still missing, caught in that record-breaking and deadly flooding. we'll be live on the scene next. ♪ ♪ life can be a lot to handle. ♪this magic moment,♪ but there's plenty of magic in all that chaos. ♪so differen

>> no, jim, it didn't. >> thank you i want you to demonstrate the same level of enthusiasm for me thatmatt was right a lot. >> ooh >> that's it >> i like the edge >> that was it >> you just betrayed me. >> i would never betray you. >> i'm by your side. >> hey, it's a big ocean >> very good >> albertsons. this is the barclays title win some, lose some. you just lost a ton of money for the shorts which the -- >> i know. on twitter this morning talk about payment of bitcoin >> we should just go to the bronx zoo and do the show from there. >> bronx zoo is awesome. i haven't been there for a while. i used to go there often i miss those days. >> okay. >> you're talking about the stocks amp mc, it was funny up substantially in the pre-market yesterday. couldn't hold. down again at almost 3%. >> you don't think convertible bond he didn't give you that vibe >> he mentioned his own personal holdings and mentioned 67 and at some point would look for diversification later this year or this year >> what's interesting nucor is up 3 now up only 1. there's some skepticism developing in some areas but

jim. >> no question. many groups capable. and the taliban, a group that carried out many hundreds of terror attacks in that country themselves, the targeted afghan civilians like this one appears to have targeted as well as u.s. forces here. as we said earlier, that the latest that the u.s. personnel are among those wounded among the casualties at the airport. the white house taking this seriously. we learned a short time ago that president biden has been briefed. our kaitlan collins at the white house. we're hearing the president is in the situation room on this. >> reporter: that is where he's monitoring all of the developments coming out of afghanistan including this explosion at the airport. as they are still trying to figure out what happened an the number of casualties. the pentagon has confirmed but trying to determine the actual number and what the except of the damage of this tack is. and so right now we are told by a white house official that president biden is monitoring this from the situation room with defense se

jim. make no mistake, this was a strong jobs report. the u.s. economy adding back 943,000 jobs in the month of july, not the only good news today, though, too, we saw positive revisions to the prior two months adding back around 100,000 extra jobs we weren't expecting. all of this is good news. where did they come from? well, as you'd expect, the toys, the leisure sector gave us back 380,000 jobs. restaurants, bars, hotels have been trying to add people back, forced to pay more wages. we saw that playing into these numbers in july. also the education sector, 220,000 jobs extra added back in the education sector. we know this has been a challenge all through the years as many students have remained educated at home. also the seasonal effects where you normally see jobs lost in the education sector this month, clearly not the case for the month of july. what does that give us net-net? an unemployment rate that's significantly lower. now standing at 5.4%. that's down from 5.9%. this is the good news, but, of course, there's always caveats. we are s

jim. again, no outcome has to be inevitable here.e still want to see a secure, safe prosperous afghanistan. an afghanistan that is led by afghans who they have chosen to be their leaders and that they have a choice in their future. we want to see the progress, the economic, political social progress continue in afghanistan. and we want to stay a partner. that's why here's the defense department, we're working on a bilateral relationship with afghan forces after we're no longer on the ground there that can help them sustain their capabilities. >> but, john, they don't seem to have any kpacapabilities right . they are just melting away. so how can you have a partnership with afghan security forces that are you are just not going to be existent in a few weeks? >> they've got 300 -- >> they're not holding any of these areas in afghanistan, if you don't mind me. i mean, that's just the case right now. >> i'm not arguing the disconcerting nature of the security situation on the ground. for all the supports you can give, you can't buy someb

there is no jim crow 2.0. this bill is about abuse of power. democrats wish to entrench themselves in power and to use the federal government to obliterate the states in order to achieve it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. bishop: you've got to know the facts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield 45( seconds to -- 45 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. langevin: madam speaker, i rise in strong support of the john r. lewis voting rights advancement act. as rhode islander's former secretary of state, i know the importance of access to the ballot box. that's why i was devastated when the supreme court gutted one of our most momentous civil rights bill, opening the door to a new litany of voting rights laws. john lewis peacefully -- the scars he carried was not in vain, though. it's abundantly cleared we have not achieved a quality o

>> no doubt about it, jim. what we've been watching is a well-defined eye popping up. inside the eye, columns of warm air are shooting up and cooling at the top. we got a lot of lightning activity, so it's strengthening. we'll get a 5:00 p.m. update from the national weather service, but we'll see the pressure drop. when the pressure drops, the winds respond and they really pick up. so, again, we're at 100-mile-an-hour sustained storm. we're about 290 miles from the mouth of the mississippi. four out of five hurricanes last year made landfall in louisiana. we are looking at a multibillion-dollar disaster ahead of us for land tomorrow. laura, which made its way over lake charles, $17.5 billion in damage. there are thousands of homes that are still covered in blue tarp, still a lot of damage, a lot of repairs. we got thousands that are living in fema trailers. but also you toss zada in there, this was another $1.5 billion. if there's anywhere that you may want it, you want it to make landfall in the least populated area. we're getting close in that reaming. yes, some liv

>> reporter: yeah, no doubt about it, jim. you hit the nail on the head there because there is a distinction between the president's advisers, military and civilian advisers agreeing he should proceed with that withdrawal on august 31st, once conditions on the ground deteriorated. once we saw the terrorist attack in kabul happen last week. there is an entirely different thing to say the military advisers agree with the president's initial decision back in april to withdraw all m military forces by september 11, the president had made. we know the president was advised to do a conditions based withdrawal by the military and that certainly is not the decision that the president made. that being said, what we do know is that ultimately the president is sticking to the decision, hoping that by pulling troops out by the deadline that was agreed to by the taliban, they will allow american civilians and otherwise out of the country now that troops are gone. >> that's a big if, right, and one we'll have to be watching very closely in

it's no needed, and jim's theatres the indoor sections of restrooms, among other places in boston issue to those who had at least one vaccine dose, or recovered from 19 or tested negative within the last 2 days. ty police, a fine t gas and bravo bullets had demonstrators in bangkok as thousands rallied for political reform. the calling for the prime minister to resign as also and go over slow coven, 1900 vaccine bowl. last with high infection rates and deaths. florence louis has the latest the fine cove at 19 restrictions on gathering and t government. demonstrators faced off with police just 500 meters from the prime minister residence in bangkok, police fire tear gas and rubber bullets, but said it was in retaliation to protest. just throwing fire crackers and other objects at the police have been doing is to strictly follow police at major abilene operations based on domestic law. and that the lot that goes down dead protestors had gathered around victory monument on their bikes earlier on saturday afternoon. a youth lead protest smoothman for democracy rose up last year . but last m

forget it, jim no, i won't forget it. when it comes to the autos, pretty much every car on the lot sells, and sells at full price there is no discounting out there. no put it this way. seven years ago, seven years ago ford traded at $18 okay i know i was in dearborn when they were making the trucks. $18. no do you think this company should be worth less now that it has a full line of electric vehicles on the way i think of sold out as everything they make seems to be sold out jim farley is really changing that company bottom line, i know this seems contrarian in a world where how long can this craziness last my most frequently asked question, can i get some jim's better pickles forget the craziness focus on the stocks that sell for peanuts. they may be more plentiful than jim's none better dills. >> caller: hi, jim thank you for taking my call >> of course >> caller: with the recent surge of the delta variant, most if not all the great reopening stocks have taken a hit. i feel like there will be another when it starts to

to return to the negotiating table with the afghan government despite months of little to no progress. mama jim, jim has more on this now from doha. a long 1st day of talk here in doha about the situation in afghan ascentis ended without any statement being issued and with a lot of uncertainty as to what exactly is supposed to happen next. now throughout the day, you had the us special envoy for afghanistan, so i'll make a little that as well as envoys from the u. k. e. you the you, when china pakistan was becca stan and copper all assembled here. first, they met with a delegation from the afghanistan government led by doctor de la de la. he's the head of the national reconciliation council for afghanistan. those meetings lasted for about 2 hours. not too long. after that, you had a separate meeting between the envoys who are assembled here and a delegation from the taliban. it's not clear what was discussed in those meetings, but if you look at a statement that was issued by all make a little before he arrived here and door, which stated in several planned rounds of meetings over 3 days, repre

no, no no, you guys are jim. what he was at this come up and i guess so let's get to get in the senior studies. let me ah ah, ah. jewish passion for elephant conservation colleagues have become friends, but with civil or descending famous now protect themselves, escaping deep into the rain forest back to the western world for the elephant surviving the poachers is a lifelong challenge. now to them without loss or revel militia, elephant pot, a witness documentary on out to 0 with hello, no major changes to report, send the weather across the middle east. we do have some readings of 50 degrees. so let me show you where we can find that it's award back that as we head toward wednesday. now if we look at the next 3 days at times the winds will be a bit breezy here, but we're really locking our temperature in to that 50 degree threshold off the pakistan and we've got mon sooner. moister still playing in northern areas. anywhere from the hor to islam, a bad rate up against the border with afghanistan. i want to take y

everybody is hoping for the best and preparing for all possibilities an taking no chances. jims later none of the recommendations following january 6, few of them have been implemented which is remarkable. >> yep. >> in minutes we'll hear from the pentagon in the wake of yesterday's deadly terrorist attack in kabul. this morning a senior white house official said the threat is not over. summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ ♪ life is full of surprises when you least expect it. (woman laus) and open. what happened to all ur things? i know you needed a place to study, so... and other times, it at universitying w of phoenix,t. you can count on fixed, affordable tuition from the moment you enroll to the day you graduate from your program. learn more about our tuition guarantee at phoenix.edu my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults w

yes or no up on you, then, you know, jim was all at the us here was here. the alina middle, nova, is 15 years old and comes from the old school university. she's worked with textiles for 5 years and is now learning the patchwork technique was like no, no, no, no, no. but i'm going to the digital is a chance to visit those in your your question with my bulletin is mine, but i still reported july i'm natania smith. nice to be for tomorrow during the school. oh no, sir. this is a live of stuff you know, but the little she now you can still come on the you know, the one item is up on the list somewhere along with a pasto, you could actually watch all of us to bunch for present almost here or even now these young artists can fill a stadium for many winners. this donna performance is their 1st appearance on such a big stage. and others are already heading off to solo concerts in their towns on the team that takes the most metals winds the games. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah mass guy, there's financial survival guide, liquid assets, those that you can convert into cas

yes or no up on you, then, you know, jim was all at the bottom. here was here, the alina middle, nova, is 15 years old, and comes from an old school university. she's worked with textiles for 5 years and is now learning the patchwork technique. numerous. no, no, no, no. but i'm going to the digital is the chat with you and then your your question with my bulletin is 916. am i supposed to july? i'm natania smith. nice to be for a while. you're in the floor. oh no, sir. this is a live of stuff that you one of the ship but the little she now you can still come on the you're the one items up on the list. so my global pasto, you could actually wish i wanted to bunch for present here or even now these young artists can fill a stadium for many winners. this gone up performance is their 1st appearance on such a big state and others are already heading off to so low concepts in their towns on the team that takes the most metals winds the games. ah ah ah, my recent studies 90 percent of all the my print thing for all these different programs never leaves wa

joining me no you is jim's brother and ray's wife jerry. hello to both of you. i'm so sorey. how you are holding up? how are you doing? >> it's sad. >> yeah. >> rough. >> yeah. >> i only met him for just a little bit. and he just -- he was so kind and so adamant. about how he felt about what was happening and he wanted people to get he was starting to feel better. >> i'll tell you i didn't get to come home. i was exercising and stuff. he said he was feeling good. >> and then -- and then they had -- his oxygen started dropping. so they had to put him back in icu. >> yeah. >> and then saturday night, about 12:00, they had to put a ventilator on him. and then his heart quit. >> what do you -- you are okay? >> yeah. >> it's just really hard. >> what do you want to say? >> everybody get their shots. whether i get through this, i'm getting my shots. >> you were right there in there with him. you guys went in -- i think you went in before him, am i right? >> i went in about two days before he got there. >> you were boenl th in the hospital. >> yes. >> they didn't have room for you.

jim? >> yeah. >> no, no, you bought it because of farmer jim. don't even try it with me. don't even try it with me. >> as you recall, i did shave it about a week ago and i took some heat for that from farmer jim. and the second thing i'd say is scott, when we're on the show together, it's up to me to abuse farmer jim, not you. so you know, let's learn that going forward. >> noted noted. >> noted >> but what about the stock here, weiss? what are you thinking about it today? >> i think this is temporary the commodity market is driven by speculators not only in demand what you're seeing are speculators selling it based on china cutting back steel production steel is still a global commodity. so it could this way for a little bit but to me, it is a buying opportunity it gives you a return to buyback in yield of the mid teens. so i like it, but we're seeing a mass exodus from portfolio managers it's not related to tech they're selling commodities because they got into the mom momentums died they're buying big cap tech that they know because they want to deploy that cash well a

it's no need to enter jim's theatre. the indoor sections of restaurants, amongst other places, the past sufficient for those who had at least one vaccine, recovered from colbert 19 or tested negative within the past 2 days. so please find to gas and bumper bullets. protest is in bangkok, his face has rallied for political reform, the colon for the prime minister to resigned. resign, wrote there. there's also anger over a full court with 19 vaccine bull lights, with high infection rates and deaths from st. louis, as the latest i define cove at 19 restrictions on gatherings anti government. demonstrators faced off with police just 500 meters from the prime minister's residence in bangkok, police fire tear gas and rubber bullets, but said it was in retaliation to protest is throwing fire crackers and other objects at the police. have been doing a 2 strictly follow up police major abilene operations. they thawed domestic law into that the lot that goes down dead protesters had gathered around victory monument on their bikes

president biden wants to be out here telling us that election integrity laws are the new jim crow on steroids. no on steroids. it's right here. >> lawrence: out in open and my favorite part of this statement. i know we have got to government as an organization, this is what they say. we are committed to identifying and removing barriers for our students including our students of color. why did you have to put in the statement students of color. >> they are in on it. >> lawrence: exactly. kara, thank you so much. coming up, joe biden is failing on the border. shocking numbers prove the immigration crisis is spiraling out of control. you know it and i know it and so does ari fleischer. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. and sgt moore. who leaves room for her room. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. get a quote and start saving. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. is s

jim? >> no question. it is good to see that going up again. the question has been looming for some time. the idea will we, the vaccinated, need boosters as the virus changes and mutates? that's what it does, right? try to find ways around the body's protection and the vaccine protection. in the uk it's already considered giving out booster shots as soon as next month. what more do we know about there and plans under way already for here. >> israel is lead ing the way o this, already giving out booster shots, which is just a third shot of the first two that you already got. they are already doing that for folks over the age of 60. for weeks they've been giving it to immune compromised people. in a way the united states is kind of behind on this. dr. fauci and others have been very clear. if a booster would be necessary at some point, it feels like, with the way that pfizer is releasing this data, what's happening in the uk and israel, that that point may be relatively soon. let's take a look at what that third dose of vaccine does. so, first of

jim. >> no question. well, we hope they find safety, kylie atwood at the state department, thank you very much. >>> still to come this hour. how will the u.s. hunt down the territories behind the attack in kabul as the president has vowed to do and withdraw u.s. forces by tuesday's deadline. i'll speak with former top military commanders on potential strategy, capability next. >>> plus a bloody and ruthless track record of terror. we're going to take a closer look at isis-k or the khorasan and who are they and what challenges they pose even for the taliban. ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date e night ♪ ♪ got that bourbon street steakk with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like natty in the styrofoam ♪ ♪ squeak-squeakin' in the truck bed all the way home ♪ ♪ some alabama-jamma, she my dixieland delight ♪ ♪ ayy, that's how we do, ♪ ♪ how we do, fancy like, oh ♪ we're carvana, the company who invented car v

he still he still taken reps from the second team head coach kyle shanahan still standing by jim no plansnge that the first pre season game for the niners. he's in less than 2 weeks. can you believe how time flies. it's not this saturday. but next saturday, saturday of next august for talk about can't wait. we'll take a break. 6.56 that i'm coming up in the next hour of kron. 00:00am morning news. >> wildfires as we know continue to rage across the state. and this morning, multiple evacuation orders continue to be in place for tracking containment progress and the effects it's having on air quality right here in the bay area will give you the update in a minute. plus this morning the family of bay area runner. philip kray-chick is expected to speak this morning. we're going to have the latest details about that case. the kron 4 morning news at 7. we'll start in just a couple minutes. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for hanging in there thursday. friday is almost here and daria false and i'm james fletche

no autopsy. would the doors have been the doors without jim morrison? >> no.e name. >> said with doors -- >> reporter: the doors were a perception. >> he came up with it. the doors? really? i thought it was a dumb name. i didn't get it. >> reporter: what kind of musician was jim morrison? >> well, he wasn't really a musician. he was more of a word musician/magic. he could plink of the piano a little bit. >> very little. ♪ this is the end, beautiful friend ♪ >> but those first songs he came up with, he actually heard them in his head. it is like a concert being played in his head. >> he said to me he thought of melodies to remember the words. that's really a gift. ♪ you know that it would be untrue ♪ >> reporter: morrison wrote many of the band's songs, but not "light my fire." >> that was my song. i wrote those words, most of them. >> the poetry book should have, our love become a funeral fire, which is the one line he added. >> and the other line he added was "try to set the night on fire." >> really? >> yeah. because at the end, i kept saying c'mon, baby, li

dividend is reinstated i am in >> okay, steve weiss, i'm going to par phrase jim now no big whoop. that's what he space none of this matters because of the chip shortage and all that's figured out. the stock's going to $70 deserves a higher valuation. what do you think? >> you know, i love what jim said because if gm should get a 10 multiple volkswagen gets a 20 multiple the reason being they put more into ev, they'll be the largest ev seller in the world and their other cars, bentley wsh porsche, outsaelg reyes. jim, i hope you get it i got a small position where i followed you in. saw most of it i hope i get back to even. i got in later but i'm going to coin it on volkswagen and porsche >> that's the key. this is like the old apple days hate on it but own it, right you don't have to own it >> yeah, i mean, apple i have a core position >> i knew i would leave you speechless with that one >> you leave me speechless because i would have thought i listened more carefully to what i said >> no, no. no you dumped all over the thing and how volkswagen is a better play, porsche, et cetera

but, jim, there's no question here that this administration and this president were caught off guard by the speed and the breadth of this taliban advance towards kabul, which just a few days ago u.s. intelligence estimated that it would take the taliban 30 days perhaps to encircle the capital. and instead it happens in a matter of days. and just listen to what the president himself said about a month ago when he was asked about the possibility of the taliban taking over the country. >> the afghan troops have 300,000 well-equipped -- as well equipped as any army in the world and an air force against something like 75,000 taliban. it is not inevitable. the jury is still out, but the likelihood there's going to be the taliban overrunning everything and owning the whole country is highly unlikely. >> reporter: look, as kylie was saying, the administration is now arguing that ultimately while they may have misestimated how long it would take the taliban to get to kabul, you know, they were prepared for the contingencies, and that's why they were able to get these forces in there to withdr

and no one yet knows, jim, how can these gains from the taliban be reversed?ensive? so you have really profound anxiety being felt everywhere amid an increasingly grim situation, jim. >> i'm sure. and i'm sure the people are genuinely scared. clarissa ward, thanks so much. it's good to have you on the ground there. coming up next, fighting the flames desperately in northern california. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause

deputies canvas the neighborhood, but no one heard the gunshot blast that killed jim tan.cide was not a who done it. the sun headed mid, moments after deputies alive that he had been the shooter, he had to do it he said, to protect his mom. >> self-defense is something we will listen, to if that's what happened then the law will bear that out. so we wanted to speak to him, to determine the. >> that same night charlie and his mother were taken down to the station to tell their stories. >> were you able to get a statement from the sun. >> we were not, as layer would not allow us to speak to. him >> his lawyer is already unseen? >> his lawyer was on scene a few minutes after me. >> without the cooperation of the middle participants, the mother in the sun, detectives were on their own. it turns out, a very large piece of evidence was waiting to be found right there in their very office. a report from the house and the lane. >> 9-1-1 what's the address for the emergency? >> just two weeks before the emmert can see, it showed the wife placement of their 9-1-1. call >> yes hi my

>> jim and i have talked about this, my dear friend who needs no introduction to this audience has asked them on the curriculum about the black church and jim is a hard person to say no to so i would like your input about that because what i did, i want to give a shout out to my editor at penguin random house, what i did found a way tell a sweep of black history during the evolution of the black church so it like bringing a telescope around so instead of fitting the church into the history of african-americans, i turned it around tell black people through the history of the church, by evolution of the denominations. was going to tell you about the triangular structure. >> yesel. >> i've already talked about this, he was born in what's now western virginia but daniel pain was born in 1811, he was born free, a member of the brown society, not to dark, he was wrong. he becomes part of the church in 1852. he believes blacks should be enough straight line and sing hymns. none of the gospel music or the holy ghost, not affect so after the civil war he goes down and he's going throughout the so

no one is changing behavior but everything is going in the wrong direction. charles: jim we had jackie deangelis break the news norwegian cruise line won a court case against the state of florida for now. for now they can have the demand vaccinations before passengers can get on board. it didn't move the stock. i think any other time is it might move the stock. i looked at it. sa numbers. they seemed to have plateaued. open table, restaurant reservation numbers, some places not only plateau, they pulled back higher frequency stuff. is there a sense maybe we're start towing slow down a little bit? >> yeah, there is. there is a bit of a sense of that, you're right, we have seen some data, especially the airline data try to plateau. a lot of data scientists that put the data together to try and project the august payroll report, remember next week is the survey week. we don't get it until september, they are looking at a number where last friday we reported 900 plus thousand jobs, maybe down at 300, 200, or 100,000 jobs for august. if that is the case. charles: wow. >> that

jim. go ahead, joe. >> no, scott, i apologize to you. you're correct i don't mean you personally. i apologize. you're correct >> our viewers, i know to a person appreciate the fact that you put it out there you are allowed to put it out there. have some conviction around it it may work. it may not at least you put it out there. >> 100%. >> and manage the risk >> farmer jim? >> yeah, you know, ed yardeni was saying a lot of thichks but he missed one thing from last week inventories did not get restocked in the second quarter. they didn't get restocked. it's going to happen in the second half of this year inventories will be restocked. that's a huge positive >> the other thing you did, joe, you trimmed half of your medical devices etf and you trimmed half of your energy, lng. is that -- to do what? >> well, the reasoning behind that is not to increase any exposure i'm at my max in terms of position so to go in and take advantage of the xlf opportunity, i had to sell out of some stuff the ihi medical devices, scott, that's just, you know, basically ringing the register on the energy

. >> no, they're really not. jimur earnings now is an annuity after market p and a source. >> parts and accessories. >> yes we don't have to have new boat sales. of course we love that but even if people are using the boat, they consume oil and break things or whatever it is so that combined with people repairing their existing boats with our engines and now freedom which is really in another version of annuity, it is a subscription model, that is 50% of our earnings with the highest margin 20% operating margin in the segment. >> my wife has the license i thought she was anomaly. but you have led the way in terms of breaking the glass ceiling for women. brunswick is doing it. >> we are doing it if you look at our four divisions, two of them are headed by women. two of the cfo's are women the chief designer for the sea raise behind us is a woman you have to em bed that diverse night your company to get the kind of products that are exciting and entice women into boating. and having that perspective internally is essen

with the contestants. >> not even -- >> no. >> some of the ones -- >> that did poorly >> no. >> see you at 6:00, jimoney" 6:00 p.m. eastern time when we come back, mark bristow with the dow down 100. at build'e trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. you have the best pizza in town and the worst wait times. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire - [narrator] this is kate. - hey. - [narrator] she takes two prescriptions. kate's son jack, takes one too. kate works hard, and thought she had good insurance. but she still pays too much. that's no good. so kate downloaded the goodrx app. now she can compare prescription prices, to fin

no. so what you agree with, jim, in the cities we saw incredible gains, we saw an increase in literacy ofalthough it still remains dismally low -- we saw and access to education, maternal health. i was briefly in helmund, and i was on missions in kandahar, the reality for a lot of afghans throughout the years is they lived in taliban country at night, and there was not a real government present, and they actually had to navigate between a brutal taliban insurgency and throw the crossfire of u.s. troops into the mix. the afghan people did suffer throughout this 20 years, and i think we have to remember that. host: let's make sure our viewers and listeners know our phone lines are open, if you would like to weigh in on the conversation. it is james carafano and adam weinstein on the end of the afghanistan war. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. and for independents and others, (202) 748-8002. and from afghan war vets, let's hear from you, (202) 748-8003. jim carafano, let me touch on the afghan collapse of the government as well where you surprised at how quickly

jim. make no mistake. certainly kunduz is the largest city to fall to the taliban.have twice in the last six years moved in and been kicked out by african security forces. there's fighting still going on now but it's not happened to the backdrop to the kinds of things in the last few days. friday the taliban took their first provincial capital, a kind of city hub of some of the regions in afghanistan. that was on the border with iran, and then they since have taken two, possibly three other provincial capitals over the last 72 hours. it's that sense of momentum that has many deeply concerned, i think, because the insurgency have always had sway in the rural areas of afghanistan where they have a lot of control. but always struggled to move into the cities. u.s. air strikes held them back and also many of the population there and the security forces simply wanted nothing to do with them. that seems to be changing. and it's changing exceptionally quickly, too. these aren't the only fights happening in afghanistan right now. there is an intense battle going on for the

>> jim -- >> this guy is -- no right to take that sugar cube >> when we come back this morning, boeing said to be facing new scrutiny from the faa. we'll fill you in. >>> talk to medtronic about the degree to which covid impacts procedural volumes, up later this morning futures continue to look green more "squawk on the street" from the nyc in a moment. ♪ payday, payday♪ ♪ ♪ monday, payday♪ ♪ tuesday, payday♪ ♪ wednesday, payday♪ ♪ thursday, payday♪ ♪ friday, payday♪ ♪ saturday, payday♪ ♪ sunday, payday♪ ♪ ♪ payday, payday♪ ♪ ♪payday♪ >>> the faa said to be launching a review of boeing after facing undue pressure over safety matters. the "wall street journal" cites sources in a l ss ss in a lettee jetmaker experiencing numerous problems including difficulty bean transparent with regulators. the company is taking these with utmost seriousness, quote/unquote. you think about these stories, think of delta orders a-321s. >> astonished. go back and forth with boeing. every time i think it's over, problems, there's new problems obviously, there's -- there's something very wrong at boeing, an