u. s. federal government is responsible for the evil over its history. we accept least we should accept the things like this war criminals are going to act like war criminals. it really shouldn't surprise us at this point. and i dig, this is just a motivator to make sure that we all learn the lesson and never let it happen. again, i always say this, you mention, they, the biggest superpower, the most amount of money. you'd think us intelligence would be able to foresee what has happened here of a party. they failed to predict the very rapid advance to the tunnel by 90 days of what was the quote, the couple fell in in a week or 10 days. what do you mean by that? so what does that say about us intelligence? in this case? i think there are a lot of sort of mid level puppets in the system who might be saying that publicly you believe it like oh my gosh. we never saw this coming but the bigger, you know, architect. 3 of these, the policy of the global war on there, you know what they're doing. they said this all up. and i want to take it as an opportunity to

u. s. federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and death sentence of dylan roof for recess, murders at a black church. 9 people died when roof was white. open fire worshippers at a church in charleston and 2015 roof is the 1st person in the us to be sentenced to death for a federal hate crime. rapidly signing bush fires, threatening homes and businesses in san bernardino, in the us state of california and firefighters. se windsor making it difficult to contain people living in the area have been advised to leave. a landmark case accusing indonesia as president and top government officials of failing to come pollution in jakarta has been delayed for a 7th time. it was filed on july 2019 against president joker with dodo jakarta. the governor and 7 other officials, attorney for our curfews being put in place in julian city of joss after gunman killed at least 36 people during a raid on a manly christian community. but he say 10 suspects have been arrested. there's been going tension in recent

u. s federal court in downtown san jose with what's happened today already, emma gassing at the pool of prospective jurors is already shrinking. today nine of them were dismissed for being unvaccinated against covid-19 and cnbc .com. reports that last week. more than 30 disclosed that they have some potential bias either by knowing people invested in theranos or through reading and seeing extensive media coverage. elizabeth holmes entered u. s federal court in san jose tuesday morning charged by the department of justice with two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and 10 counts of wire fraud, her attorneys, but several file boxes in tow, had years to prepare as the pandemic and the birth of homes. child put the trial on a three year hiatus. no stranger to the spotlight homes became a silicon valley icon when she founded the medical testing biotech company theranos at the age of 19 and grew into a $9 billion company. but in 2015 wall street journal investigation exposed, the technology didn't work and the company later dissolved. did holmes know about these problems and deceive in

u. s. federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and death sentence of dylan. roof for racist murder is that a black church? 9 people died when rufe, who is wide open fire on worshippers at a church in charleston, in 2015. his lawyers appealed his death sentence in may, but judges ruled has crimes qualified him for the harshest penalty. a rapidly expanding bush fires, threatening homes and businesses and san bernadino in the u. s. county of florida, california firefighter se wins are making it difficult to contain people living in little creek have been advised to evacuate. russia central regions are badly extreme. wildfires fueled by an unusual heat wave. dozens of firefighters, a more jovial, were trapped after being surrounded by the flames. they managed to escape after bulldozers cut down trees and stopped the blaze from spreading. those are the headlines, al jazeera world is coming up next by, by i i the me, i use i use the social media, but she gave me little halting knowledge. ne aneesh

u. s. federal reserve insight into future policy play. and then we take you to the u. k. we're the nation's ongoing recovery. is being threatened by a massive labor shortage. we'll discuss. we have a lot to get to today. so let's get started. the really the program with the latest on china's efforts to crack down on big tech and specifically on the company's listing in the us. asian has repeatedly cited security concerns, especially for the companies like the ride share app d b, which hold the data of hundreds of millions of users. reports are now saying that as early as next month, the chinese government will propose new rules that would ban companies with large amounts of sensitive consumer data from going public in the us. however, companies with less sensitive.

u. s. has reportedly evacuated a 123000 civilians before leaving afghan asked on that is, according to the center. com command of the u. s. federal aviation administration has issued notice to amen warning that cobbled airport is still uncontrolled. and that those air cough that may be coming installed at this time of the night, should use extreme caution. well, let's cross live now to ca, both with this breaking news and join our teeth out guys via my dad. good to see you. it's approximately $11.00 half plus 190 2 in the morning. away you are. now there's a bit of a delay. as i'm speaking to you, it's gonna take about 8 to 10 seconds for you to hear me. what is the situation there on the ground now? well there's, there's a lot of gunfire. these gun fire isn't, it isn't violent their value. there are no clashes and the capital to tell about i celebrating it is everywhere tre, surrounds. you may see them behind me flying into the, into the air in their thousands. the taliban is celebrating victory after 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days of of the afghan war of the us war. and i've got to start the last us soldiers have just left

u. s. federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and death sentence of bill and roof for races, murderers. a black church, 9 people died when rufe, who is white open fire on worshippers at a church in charleston, in 2015. his lawyers appealed his death sentence in may, but judges ruled that his crimes qualified him for the harshest penalty. roof is the 1st person in the u. s. to be sentenced to death for a federal hate crime. a new wildfire has caught in san bernadino county in california. it's burning between little creek and fontana. people living in the fire path have been advised to evacuate. firefighter se wins are making it difficult to contain. the fire, us vice president has accused china of bullying. it's southeast asian neighbors come, harris made the comments in vietnam. she's been meeting the president in hanoi. harris is there as part of a tour aimed at countering china as growing influence in the region. florence louis has more from follow them for the us administration has descr

u. s. federal reserve insight into future policy play, and then we take you to the u. k, where the nation's ongoing recovery is being threatened by a massive labor shortage. we'll discuss. we have a lot to get to you today, so let's get started. the we leave the program with the late us on china's efforts to crack down on big tech and specifically on the company's listing in the us. patient has repeatedly cited security concerns, especially for the companies like the ride share apps d v, which holds the data of hundreds of millions of users. reports are now saying that as early as next month, the chinese government will propose new rules that would ban companies with large amounts of sensitive consumer data from going public in the us. however, companies with less sensitive data such as those in the pharmaceutical industry, are still likely to receive chinese regulatory approval for foreign less things. so how is this likely to impact market worldwide? and what will it mean for tension between china and the us? joining us now to discuss the latest math co host, christy

u. s. federal court claims that the companies knew they were contributing to a legal arms of trafficking which is transformed parts of the country and has led to countless death. this roll your main blame for them to create reasonable and verifiable standards to monitor and discipline their distributors. because they know it is, they argue that when the weapons are out to be sold and commercialized, they don't have any responsibility. but they do have it among the gun makers named in the suit. smith and wesson brands. barrett firearms manufacturing, beretta usa and glock and called manufacturing the government estimates that 70 percent of the weapons traffic to mexico come from the united states. and that in 2019 alone at least 17000 homicides were linked to traffic weapons. and while the companies named in the suits have not responded to our t's request for comment, the national shooting sports foundation, the u. s. firearm industries, trade association is rejecting mexico's allegations of neglige

u. s. federal reserve, when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then can talk of an investigation over a soft threading. cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangering the public. we have attack showed today for dive right in the we leave the program today with the latest on the state about ghana found central bank and the site for $9500000000.00 in reserve stored here in the us. the vitamin ministration says it has frozen those assets, which are mainly held by the new york federal reserve with government officials fleeing the country and the taliban. assuming control washington says it can't give the group access to the money because they are on the us. sanctions list while the white house says it has moved, you cut off funding for the afghan government that is no longer in power. lawmakers here in washington are now calling on the i. m. f. to cut off a plan, deposit of $460000000.00, which will be sent to the country on monday in the name of corona

u. s . federal trade commission is refiled its monopoly lawsuit against facebook, june of federal court dismissed earlier case, and the agency did not provide enough evidence of facebook had monopoly power over social media. the federal regulator alleges the tech john violated anti trust laws by buying instagram. what's up in order to eliminate them as competitors admit stultz is from the electronic frontier foundation, which is a non profit group defending digital rights. and he explains how this recent legal challenge could affect facebook's perceived monopoly. they have to say is put more quotations. and what appeared to be in internal emails, but weren't made public, but worse, given to the court that show in different ways how facebook has acquired and has and maintains monopoly power. the court already said that it's all right, and it is permissible for the f t. c. to challenge those acquisitions again. and the reviews by the agency that happened at the time were not the end of the matter . th

u. s. federal reserve bank of new york and agencies are pausing funding to it's almost 10 days that i've been waiting here to get my salary. i am an employee of the government. we have a patient at home. we have problems, we cannot take or sell it is out just a few days ago. the banks reopened, but closed again. give us our salaries so that we can be able to solve our problems . michael, congressman is the deputy director and senior associate at south asia. the wilson center, he says that have gone, astound economy was facing several challenges even before the taliban took over. i have been experiencing a major economic crisis even before the dollar once over. the last fiscal year contract by nearly 2 percent inflation road by here with 3 percent and the world report the world food program is saying back in april that there are more people experiencing acute food insecurity, janice, than any other country in the world. other than the critical public congo. and clearly what we're seeing with the san

u. s. federal reserve insight into future policy plans. then we take you to the u. k. we're the nation's ongoing recovery. is being threatened by a massive labor shortage. we'll discuss. we have a lot to get to you today, so let's get started. the the really the program with the latest on china's efforts to crap down on big tech and specifically on the company's listing in the us. asian has repeatedly cited security concerns, especially for the companies like the ride share app dbi, which hold the data of hundreds of millions of users. reports are now saying that as early as next month, the chinese government will propose new rules that would ban companies with large amounts of sensitive consumer data from going public in the us. however, companies with less sensitive data such as those in the pharmaceutical industry, are still likely to receive chinese regulatory approval for foreign less things. so how is this likely to impact market worldwide? and what will mean for tensions between china and the u. s. joining us now to discuss the latest co host, christy i. now chr

but the u says the decision will not take away the quote possibility for member state to lift the temporary restriction on non federal travel for fully vaccinated travelers. the u. s. would not be alone in this travel band. however, as other nations, on the blacklist include israel, lebanon, and several baltic states that are not part of the apple and google are about to get hit with a whole new set of regulatory headaches as agent pacific countries, along with strayer, are rolling out new rules on competitive practices, less than a week after apple set, it would allow apps or developers to promote alternative payment methods to, to their users. south korea is point the end restrictions that crick say. harm competition and jelly is piling on the pressure by floating reforms for how to tackle payment systems provided by the likes of apple and google. joining us now disgusted by the co host, an investigative journalist, ben swan, ben, what are the accusations against these apps? stores right? now, yeah, well the accusations are actually international, right. and these accusations have made by a lot of companies inside the united states, which is simply this, that ap

u. s. federal reserve chairs urge to retain vouchers, 80 years old keeps contradicting himself and complains about only getting like 4 hours of sleep nowadays. and yet he supposedly the most important physician in the world right now, because there's no one else out there to at least credibly vet the science as your other guest alluded to. you know, in a, in john, i mean, again, i mean, he seems like a, the quintessential bureaucratic operator and he has amazing staying power, which i had never heard of the guy until all of this happened here, but it made. but for me, this is all, you know, we're talking, the focus is on the media here, but it's the professional managerial class. we can take it away from left to right here. it's more about a certain class and it's interest here. and they adore him because they reinforce narratives that are beneficial to them as a group of people. ok. and so that's why they naturally protect him because he's credential, but he's connected and he has the right zip co

u. s. federal appeals court has upheld the conviction on death sentence of dylan, roof for racist murders. black church, 9 people died. one roof who is wide open fire on worshippers at a church in charleston, in 2015. his lawyers appealed his death sentence in may, but judges ruled that his crimes qualified him for the harshest penalty. roof is the 1st person in the us to be sentenced to death for federal hate crime. a rapidly expanding bus, fire, threatening homes, and businesses and san bernard geno in the u. s. state of california firefighters. se wins are making it difficult to contain. people living in little creek have been advised to evacuate us, vice president as acute china of bullying, it's southeast asian neighbors. commonly, harris made the comments in vietnam. she's in meeting the president's in hanoi harrison. there's part of a tour aimed at countering china's growing influence in the region. learn. so we have more from qual, i'm for, for us administration has described rivalry with c

u. s. federal reserve bank of new york. an 8 agencies are pausing, funding to it's almost 10 days that i've been waiting here to get my salary. i am an employee of the government. we have a patient at home. we have problems, we cannot take our salary is out a few days ago. the banks reopened but closed again. give us our salaries so that we can be able to solve problems. the last british military flight has left campbell carrying the u. kays, remaining diplomats and troops out of gun it's done. it brings to an end nearly 20 years of british military presence. the last plane carrying afghan civilians left earlier on saturday, but thousands of people who are entitled to resettlement in the u. k. i've been left behind. dean barbara has more on the evacuation campaign. her name is however even english, and she's just in to the world full of hope and uncertainty. her african parents were evacuated from couple to dubai where they caught a turkish airlines flight to the u. k. helped by the cabin crew, her mom so man had to give bi

u. s. federal trade commission has refiled its anti trust case against facebook, accusing the tech giant of anti competitive behavior in june of federal court dismissed an earlier law suits saying the agency did not provide enough evidence that facebook had monopoly power over the social network. market. federal regulator alleges the company violated anti trust laws when it bought social media platforms, whatsapp and instagram, and wants to force it to sell them on which thoughts is from the electronic frontier foundation, a nonprofit group defending digital rights. he explains how this recent legal challenge could affect facebook's perceived monopoly. they have to say is put more quotations and what appeared to be internal emails but weren't made public. but worse given to the court that show in different ways how facebook has acquired and has and maintains monopoly power. the court already said that it's all right and it is permissible for the f t. c to challenge those acquisitions again. and the

u. s. federal reserve. when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then can talk you the subject of an investigation over a soft driving cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangering the public tact show today for dive right in the.

u. s. federal reserve. when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then to be the subject of an investigation over a soft driving cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangering the public tac toe. today for dive right in the we leave the program today with the latest on the state of us data found central bank and the site for $9500000000.00 in reserve stored here in the us. the vitamin ministration says it has frozen those assets, which are mainly held by the new york federal reserve with government officials fleeing the country and the taliban. assuming control washington says it can't give the group access to the money because they are on the us. sanctions list while the white house says it has moved to cut off funding for the afghan government that is no longer in power. lawmakers here in washington are now calling on the i. m. f. to cut off a plan, deposit of $460000000.00, which will be sent to the country on monday. and the name of corona virus re

u. s. federal reserve bank of new york. an agencies are posing funding as well. let's talk about the economy with michael coogel man, who's the deputy director and a senior associate for south asia at the wilson center. he's joining via skype from washington. d. c. thanks for your time with us. so with the african economy heavily reliance on access to foreign currency as well as international aid most as we've been reporting holton now in block since couple fell to the taliban. what impact is going to have on the country and i'm africans. yeah. what's important to keep in mind if i have been experiencing a major economic crisis even before the one over the last fiscal year, gdp attracted by nearly 2 percent inflation road by here with 3 percent and the world report the world food program is saying back in april, that there are more people experiencing acute food insecurity than any other country in the world, other than the democrat and republican congo. and clearly, what we're seeing with these sanctions from the international community and trying to cut off on

u. s. federal reserve. when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then can tell you the subject of an investigation over a soft driving cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangered.

u. s. federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and death sentence of dylan, roof for racist motors at a black church. 9 people died when rufe, whose flight open fire on worshippers at a church in charleston in 2015 roof is the 1st person in the us to be sentenced to death for federal hating crime. a man involved in a plot to kid, not the governor of michigan state has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. a group of 14 men planned to bob duct. gretchen whitman from vacation home last year. it was a tele ation for covered $900.00 restriction sheet imposed tie garden is the 1st to be sentenced and the only suspect to plead guilty. inflation is on the rise in the u. s. reaching its highest level in decades, and that's forcing up the cost of living and it's sitting people who are the lowest wages, particularly hard, given others on the report. so east brunswick and new jersey. it's another day heading into work for brian cooler us. and it's no easy commute to get to his job as a banquet server. i

u. s. federal trade commission has refiled its anti trust case against facebook, accusing the tech giant of anti competitive conduct in june of federal court dismissed an earlier law suit saying the agency did not provide enough evidence. the facebook had monopoly power over the social network market. federal regulator, ledgers, the company violated anti trust laws when he bought social media platforms, whatsapp an instagram and wants to force it to sell them on. which stultz is the senior staff attorney at the electronic frontier foundation, a non profit group, defending digital rights. he joins us via skype now from san francisco. thanks very much for being with us. now this is a 2nd attempt, as we said to, to go off to facebook, which alleged anti trust violations off to the judge dismissed the, the 1st case, what's different this time around? what's, what's the basis of their argument now? so their basis is the same, but they are showing more of their cards. they have to say is put more quotati

u. s. federal reserve, which has the largest reserves in the world, but with the safety comes conditions. so what does that mean for afghanistan? if they aren't given access to their own assets that are stored in the united states, remote firm, our success, really. and as this, the us doesn't have a bad enough reputation of that part of the world is, i mean, that's going to turn every everybody afghanistan further against against us. and cause the taliban to reach out more profoundly and with greater economic size to russia. and china, it's a matter of us once again, shoot, sell some and the foot on this foreign policy decision. and it's really absolutely mr. fine. and it would just be nice if we can establish some kind of normal relationship. i think that was the thinking and pulling the troops out of afghanistan with the taliban, that we develop and normal economic relationships and normal trade relationships and normal political chips. but, but when you have going on to sanctions is, is probably

u. s federal transportation mask mandate. it was set to expire on september 13th. extension will go into effect until january 18th so far this year, there have been more than 2800 incidents of passengers violating the federal mask mandate reported to the federal aviation administration. airline unions are in support of this extension. we are tracking the weather around here. we've got that red flag warning for parts of the north bay and east bay. we'll look into that and the smoke forecast five day forecast is next and let's go to kate to use alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus julie. thank you coming up new tonight. california k 12 school workers must follow the state's vaccine mandate. one school district is working to get their employees vaccinated early, the district that is working to make that happen. plus we'll have the very latest on that large wildfire up near lake tahoe that exploded in size today, prompting evacuation orders. we'll tell you about the damage that has already b