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i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ckie: we begin tonight with the ongoing mission in afghanistan. state department accused of holding up evacuation flights from afghanistan and reportedly taking credit for the rescue of some americans. this as the biden administration saying that the u.s. has enourmous leverage over the taliban. with 100 americans still to be stranded unable to evacuate, many are questioning how much influence does the united states really have here? edward lawrence live at the white house with the latest for us. reporter: jackie, the administration also acknowledging there are sick planes at a smaller airport in afghanistan that has americans and american allies on board those planes. now it has been that way for days. the taliban refusing to let the planes take off. in a memo obtained by foxnews.com the state department refusing to allow those planes to land. the secretary of state says he was told by the taliban some people not having the right paperwork on board. he also says the state department h

i am jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. >> we begin tonight with ongoing crisis in afghanistan. the state department receiving criticism withholding evacuation flights from afghanistan will reportedly for the rescue of some americans. this is abided in administration claims the u.s. had an warmest leverage over the top abandoned but with about 100 l americans said to be still stranded and unable to evacuate many are now questioning how many influence the united states really does have here edward lawrence at the white house. >> the a administration acknowledging there are six planes in a smaller airport in american allies on board those planes. the taliban refusing to vote the plane take off in a memo by fox news caught dom the state department allowing those planes to land. the secretary of state sayss he was told by the taliban not having the right paperwork on board and he also said the state department has been in contact with the taliban in the last 24 hours they will have people wi

jackie deangelis joins me in new york. nk about it, joe manchin was a human grenada. obviously he relishes the flexibility, that the talked to the president about this 1 1/2 trillion dollar idea of his last night but the rest, the democratic party might not be on board with that figure. where are we going? >> listen, sometimes i think you have to take this unpopular view, right? that is what he is doing. he might be a human grenade with respect to the negotiations going on. what it comes to the wall street, when it comes to the market it, doesn't want to see this kind of spending, neil. one of the biggest frustrations, problems, challenges, why we're down 400 points today, why we're seeing choppy trade because of inflation, fears about that going forward. spend this kind of money like a drunken sailor, that inflation will be here longer than anybody would like to see it. that is problem number one. problem number two, you start the week calling it hell week in washington. sure the market doesn't like uncertainty around watc

jackie deangelis reporting on that. >>> news to pass along on evergrande, of course the beleagured chineseemoth. it will sell 1 1/2 billion dollar stake in a chinese bank. currently all of this ahead of a bond interest payment that is due. let's talk to matt gerkin, a political geostratdifferent. matt, what do we make of timing of this sale and interest rate payment due? >> neil, thanks for having me on. i think the timing just follows from the fact you have a liquidity crunch especially forever grand and so they're scrambling across the board to make bond payments. in light of the fact that the chinese government put a lot of pressure on the property sector as well as banks to clean up excess leverage in the country that is the underlying driver here. that is why evergrande will continue to be a story but you will have financial instability in china as a longer running theme. neil: it wasn't that long ago, matt, jim chanos, of course the big hedge fund player, there are lots of evergrandes out there, it is just the biggest but a whole bunch of them out there on the verge of going belly-up

what also to expect, jackie deangelis. >> this is explosive the news that we've gotten on facebook overcouple of weeks, it is the owner of instagram, it is targeting the younger users that's with these internal documents essentially show they're going after kids as young as ten years old and calling them an untapped audience, facebook feeling some pressure, there is competition from platforms like snapchat, tiktok and they have captivated the younger age groups, does it make it right to target kids and essentially try to groom them as users for life, it's a good question one that critics bring up especially in light of the recent news that mark zuckerberg knew the instagram was having a negative impact on teenage girls, then facebook decided to pause development of its instagram apps for kids the documents revealed that facebook was exploring play dates meaning you connect with young users and connect them all together, tomorrow is senate hearing lawmakers will question the global head of safety over the effects of its products on kids mental health and in the conversation that i'm havi

thank you as very much for that, jackie deangelis. can we get back to bitcoin?erday. quite the opposite today. but we're getting split reads on the future. we've heard about gary gensler, the sec chief you see on the bottom of your screen is on the right side, he wants to rein it in the to the point where he predicts in a few years cryptocurrencies might not be around. and then there's tom brady, ageless quarterback, as you know. i think he's about 70 years old, still playing the game. he was say anything a podcast on sirius that he regrets not getting some of that salary in crypto, noting that a few other players had. he said i'd love to request to get paid in crypto or ethereum or bitcoin. i think it's an amazing thing that's happening in the world with the way the world is becoming more digital. so he's keen on to it. gary gensler, not. here to split the tie, shana sissel. great to have you back. that's a hell of an endorsement from tom brady, a little roll the dice on his salary. of course, it's a gargantuan salary, he can a afford to do that, in bitcoin. bu

jackie deangelis, thank you.ng in and out talking about where you were 20 years ago this week. of course 20 years ago today, it was saturday, it was the last sort of innocent weekend before the attacks but after the attacks, everything stops, right? not only the markets which were free-falling when they finally reopened on the 17th, they did come back, airline travel, no one could fly. all planes were grounded. richard branson at the time? count him worried. what is the fallout been just for you? >> it is not good obviously. the, i mean people are not flying as much as they were before. i think that foreign carriers is not quite as bad for american carriers. we found that some people are literally switching from american carriers to foreign carriers but overall level of demand for air travel has definitely dropped and -- neil: i'm sorry, richard, when you say dropped, how much so? >> i mean, i would say that most carriers are getting negative demand at the moment, so getting more cancellations than they're gettin

with more on the latest on facebook, go to jackie deangelis. ominous by the day, doesn't it? reporter: the plot thickens, charles. the latest on facebook, the owner of instagram that it is targeting younger users through the internal documents. that is how we know this. they were looking at kids as young as 10 years old as an untapped audience. facebook has pressure, competition if you will from platforms like snapchat and tiktok like you mentioned. they captivated the younger age groups but does that make it right to target children and essentially try to groom them as users for life? that is a good question. one critics bring up in the conversation all the time especially in light of the news recently mark zuckerberg knew instagram was having this negative impact on teenage girls and that facebook made that decision to pause development on its instagram app for kids. it wasn't looking good in the public eye. the documents reveal that facebook was exploring these playdates as you mentioned as a growth lever. meaning you could connect to the yo

i'm jackie deangelis in for neil cavuto. this is cavuto "coast to coast." the nasdaq seeing the biggest decline since may. why are we taking such a beating and are we seeing a bigger correction coming? our experts are here with everything you need to know. plus pfizer pushing its message that its vaccine is safe for kids over five but will that message resonate with worried parents? we'll give all the details with our top doc. gas prices stubbornly high. is this era of gas prices or will we ever see prices dip below $3 a gallon? we'll see. we start with a look at u.s. markets this hour. the three major indices starting the week off in the red with investors eyeing everything from inflation to china. lauren simonetti here to break it down for us? lauren: hey, jackie. impetus from sell came from china, fear of contagion with the lehman collapse in the u.s. chinese property developer evergrande might not be able to repay its debts. chinese market is closed but look at the hang seng down 3%. u.s. stocks down between one and 2 1/2%. to give you the perspective,

i'm jackie deangelis in for stuart very nebraska. 10:00 eastern time -- stuart varney. mixed right now. the dow is down 139 points after that huge miss in the august jobs report. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, because as investors are selling stocks, they are also selling bonds, and that is up to 1.3. big tech improving a little bit, right now it's only amazon ta's trading slower by three-tenths of a percent. the cryptos are moving higher, sort of a renewed inflation trade, if you will. bitcoin just under 51,000, ethereum is doing well also. we just got the latest read on the service services sector. lauren, ism non-manufacturing, what's going on with that number? >> it's for august, and it was stronger than expected at 61.7. this is interesting because, as you noted, the services sector of the economy, and we saw in the august jobs report there were no jobs created in retail and hospitality, and the retail sector is struggling. these are all service jobs. this number stronger than expected, it did comp down harply from the all-time high in -- sharply from t

jackie deangelis here. what happened? >> good morning.button. now, remember, this comes after "the wall street journal" reported that they were giving preferential treatment to some of the users, and they also said mark zuckerberg knows instagram has a bad impact on teenage girls. the development for younger kids was supposed to be for little kids, tweens, ages 10-12, and it would have parental controls. it would also be adless. but in the age of social media, we've within asking the question for -- been asking the question for young people, how much is too much? does it encourage negative feelings, bullying, that kind of thing? quote: we're going to take time to work with parents, policymakers, regulators, experts to demonstrate why the project is valuable. critics will see this as a concession that the project is a bad idea. that's not it. end quote. but, of course, after the recent backlash over these other issues, it's difficult not to see this pause as a bit of a pr move here. critics say kids are getting smartphones as younger ages,

jackie deangelis has more on all of this.eporter: neil, remind you china evergrande is the china's second largest property developer by revenue. that is why the markets cared so much. it is saddled with debt. the payment is due today. it start as series of bond payments the company wail need to make. this story shook markets on monday as there was some concern about china would handle the situation. the chinese communist party would not bail this company out. "wall street journal" said to ask for chinese businesses to prepare for thedown fall. what that means is not clear, it seems the brace for inevitable default of some of these payments. couple things to consider here. it is not just the debt holders who stand to lose, the job losses, the impact on the housing market, the overall chinese economy, contagion concern here in the united states. the ripple effect in the united states is an issue. some people game to. >> a lot of people made a lot of money investing other people's money in china a lot of people and a lot of comp

jackie deangelis has the details. a lot of people shaking their head on this one.orter: facebook, owner of instagram will pause the development of a new version of the app for kids after "the wall street journal" report about facebook giving some users preferential treatment, and reports that mark zuckerberg has known the regular version of instagram has negative impact on teenage girls. the version under development is not supposed to be for little kids, target tweens, 10 to 12 range, parental controls, and wouldn't have ads. that is important. in the age of social media, we're asking the questions for young media, is too much? does it encourage negative feelings, bullying, that kind of thing? adam owe scary, instagram's head, we'll work with parents, policymakers, regulators, experts to demonstrate why this project is valuable and how it helps keep teens safe. critics see this as a concession that the project is a bad idea. that's not it. end quote. after the recent backlash over the issues that i mentioned it is difficult not to see this pause as more of a pr mo

jackie deangelis on where that's going. >> reporter: good afternoon, neil.s because we're hooking at the airlines, and covid has impacted everything in such a significant way. there's an unexpected consequence here, unruly passengers, and they are becoming a problem. now, during the pandemic because of the new rules like wearing masks when you fly, complaints about unruly passengers have risen. what can the airlines do about it? delta's proposing a unique solution. the airline sent a memo to employees earlier this week advocating for a national no-fly if list to ban passengers who have been reprimanded for inappropriate behavior. let's take a look at some of the numbers here. unruly passenger reports? they are close to 4,284, and that's coming from the faa. the faa has also logged nearly 4300 of these reports, as i mentioned -- delta, sorry, has more than 1600 people on their independent no-fly list. but creating a national no-fly list, there's a lot more involved there. delta said yesterday's house hearing on rage in the skies is a starting point for this c

jackie deangelis. >> good morning.ead explained it like, this quote, we are going the take the time to work with parents, policymakers, regulators, experts to demonstrate why this project is valuable and how it keeps teens safe. critics will see this as a concession that the project is a bad idea, that's not it. this comes after the wall street journal reported that facebook gives some users preferential treatment and mark zuckerberg has known that the regular version of instagram has a negative impact on teenage girls, so, of course, after the recent backlash over several of these issues it's not difficult to see why some would see this pause as more of a pr move to avoid butture negative headlines. the version under development for younger kids, it's in the really for like, little, little. it's supposed to target tweens, 10 to 14. instagram playing a long game here. we have been asking the question for young people, how much is too much. should kids be exposed and does it encourage negative feelings and even bullying

democrat just caught ignoring max mandates, jackie deangelis who was not wearing a mask. >> virginia'she was seen on this amtrak train, people recognized him and started snapping photos, skirted the federal mask mandate also amtrak as well. another example of do as i say but not as i do. stuart: there's been a lot. >> policy, gavin newsom. i could go on. stuart: and fill out the rest of the show. good stuff. the buffalo bills football team will require proof of vaccination at home games, the rule goes into effect october 31st. vaccinated fans will not need to unmask. the nfl opening week ratings are in, 17 million people tuned into the games. on average that is up from last year. ratings are up for the first time in three years, let's talk in english premier league soccer. they are deciding whether to remove a comcast contract. >> we are talking to billion dollars. this is pretty significant and it is part of comcast's strategy and it is turning its attention to this to build a franchise. essentially we are looking at rights that expire at the end of the 2021-2022 season and we have to

patrice onwuka, i hope i didn't forget anybody, i think i got you all there, thank you so much, jackie deangelisl. the president will try again to distract from the failures in afghanistan. he will tour the damage

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