missy nelson's morning ritual was interrupted by a phone call. it was the bank where her daughter jessyka worked. she was an hour late. >> i was like, "what? what do you mean she's not there?" they're like, "she's not here and we've been calling her and she's not answering." >> reporter: thing was, jessyka was never late. missy tried calling her. no answer. panicked now, she ran to her car. was jessyka at home sick? >> so i was calling her all the way over there. and i was thinking, "i don't know where she's at." and then i started to think really bad things. maybe she was in a ditch somewhere passed out. maybe she was -- a really bad car accident. >> reporter: but you knew it was something bad? >> i felt something was wrong. so i get over there and her car's in the driveway, so i'm relieved. and i'm like, okay, she's here. she's not in an accident. but why isn't she answering the phone? >> reporter: the door was locked, so missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk in and her house is really dark. i can't find her. and it's like, you know,

missy nelson's morning ritual was interrupted by a phone call. it was the bank where her daughter jessica worked. she was an hour late. >> i was like, what, what do you mean she's not there? they're like, we she's not here and we've been calling her and she's not answering. >> the thing was, jessica was never late. missy tried calling her. no answer. panic now she ran to her car. was jessica at home, sick? >> it's like, let's call her on the way over there. i was thinking, i don't know where she's at. and then i started to think, really bad things. maybe she was in a ditch somewhere passed out. maybe she was in a really bad car accident. >> did you know it was something bad? >> i felt something was wrong. so, i get over there and her car is in the driveway. i'm like, ok she is here. she's not in an accident. but why isn't she answering the phone? >> the door was locked. so, missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk in and her house is really dark. i can't find her and it's like, everything is dark, so i don't know where i am going. and the

yet, the capability that we are getting for those dollars is decreasing. >> hi again, i am missy ryanveryone can hear me now, i'm going to start the event. i am honored to be here today with general jones, and general pyro, it is a privilege to be sitting with these two professionals that have such experience in national security and military affairs. what we are going to do is have a moderated q&a with the three of us for about 40 minutes, 35 or 40 minutes, and then we will open it up to the audience for the last few minutes. as you can see in the q&a function, leave your questions there as we are talking and then we will get to them at the end of the conversation. i want to start by talking about the book, the fighting force. general prorogued, you lay out a striking case regarding some of the problems affecting the official sea of military spending, or the lack thereof. before we dive into some of the specifics, can you tell us about the fact that americans are not getting the same bang for their buck for the defense spending as they used to. can you talk about why you think this i

there was a lot of missy elliott on the list, and sometimes missy is great. funeral, maybe not. then again, it depends on your grandma, what was she like? my funeral, i want only the most central r&b. bring my casket down to "return of the max." but that is me. >> greg: that is you. >> so you cannot rank them. just because i'm dead doesn't mean people can't have fun. >> greg: data such an upbeat philosophy. emily -- >> write it on my tombstone. >> greg: getting cremated. >> your decision. >> greg: it is my decision. he signed a contract on the show. emily, do you agree with these picks? >> no, first of all it read like a top ten tiktok realty "dreams" -- prince, george michael, def leppard, kenny loggins, the commitments on track wasn't even on the top ten negates the whole thing for me. >> greg: the commitments? >> it was the best movie of all time. yes it was. >> greg: no, it wasn't. i know you can stop. i was meant to call you john, i don't know why, because you are a john. [laughter] you might get your freak on. >> i do. getting my freak on, watching "for

music icon missy elliott was honored with the hollywood walk of fame star. the four-time grammy winner is best know for her innovative sound and for inspiring a new generation of female rappers. she was joined by sea air and lizzo during the ceremony. john, your favorite and give a it's not one where she sings backwards, ok, mind what is that one i that plant. but that now the rapper says it is. >> been a tough journey, but she's happy her dreams have come true. ellie has also been inducted into the songwriters hall of fame and she was honorary doctor of music degree from berkeley college in boston. congratulations. missy. over the next hour. fast food workers across the state plan to go on strike today. tell you why workers in the bay area are walking off the in a live report. >> and a family is demanding justice for the 23 month old son. that was killed by a stray bullet. we'll tell you where police are with that investigation this morning. ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ ♪just the two of us♪ ♪building castles in the sk

♪ then later on, oh, who's this missy?'ll truly be acknowledged. ♪ guys are only ♪ ♪ about that thing that thing that thing ♪ >> she sings, she raps. there's heartache involved. it's all encompassed in one amazing piece of art. >> "the miseducation of lauryn hill." >> with her record-breaking fifth grammy win, lauryn hill echoed what many might have been thinking. >> this is crazy, because this is hip-hop music. you know what i mean? >> she's going to be big, big -- well, she already is a big star. you get five grammys you are. >> a lot of people think she's going to really redefine the connections among hip-hop, pop, for everybody. ♪ hi kids do you like primus ♪ ♪ want to see me stick nine inch nails through each one of my eyelids ♪ >> when em, came we sat back like this. what's this white boy doing? and then i really listened. ♪ but i can't figure out which spice girl i want to impregnate ♪ >> i was like, whoa! ♪ slim shady you a basehead ♪ >> and dre's behind it? he's in. he's in! >> he's not trying to be black. he's no

not bad weather or do i you school of unequal notion. ammonia in we always knew was missy was to see a body with lobby and got on the car by another. do i'm not a virus? do i'm not ada via the food blue lotus. my nose as a in a b a g. i figure out going on with that with nina fema as human as a kia grady. you go good for nothing. not good, young, my brother, my would you either nadisa, newegg, a son, a xavier, my dad. and it got the money at your garage that $30.00 of your mobile i was i'm within immunity or was video was that that is i'm glad that they did. the hook is so close dealer. i didn't mean i did. you can leave the ugh, i couldn't move if they get i get mad. a saying sub. yeah. really good. i mean when are you gonna get in the feeder? get a leader. get up and getting up on the phone. i mean every, every year. well, i think you'd be able, but they're more than a daddy environment and i saw another on any level by level one, i mean, been a day earlier that you know a long time and i am at in the yeah, i think i'm to more yeah, i got a, a new issue with them. no one, no, no, n

curiosity got the better of missy.he snapped. >> so i went to look in that wallet, and when i open up the wall, there is a minnesota state i.d. in there that day says derek mylan derek alldred. >> he told you he's richie. it's like a lightning bolt? >> that was a sign that clearly i needed. but i don't say anything at the time. >> she waited until he went to run an errand, and then lit up his phone. i'm doing nothing else with you. >> he's like i don't know we are talking about? >> this is how you confronted him? >> the attacks, i have nothing else to do with you. derek alldred. i >> at first she was devastated, then angry, then curious once again. because of what she had seen while she was snooping. >> when i found his wallet, i also found two credit cards, with a woman's name on them. >> do you search linda? >> now my mission is to find. linda >> she didn't know it then, but missy had just become a player in one of derek's most outlandish law cons yet. >> coming up. >> i said i know you're gonna think i'm crazy, but

. >> my name is missy jones.>> almost 15 years now, if i think back. >> what is this? >> this is johnson milling company. it is been here for ages. but right behind it is the location of the old train depot and the thought was that we would put the marker for the clinton riot here because of the importance of the train depot. the clinton riots began on september 4th, 1875 and the diagram behind me tells the version of those events. the original train depot is where white para military units flocked into clinton. there was a political rally and it was one of the first times that african-americans had gotten together to really listen to political candidates and it was organized by the republican party. but there was also a group of white democrats who were sent there to disrupt things, shots rang out, african-american families began to flee the scene, even one mother left her child in the hollow of a tree just for protection. and then over the course of the next several days white liners began to flood into clinton

we shall at 40 play with nancy all good missy bershana. so it would be from papa book you'd want buffy if could have been thought of you in june 2012. the un organize a conference in june, attended by the u. s. russia, china and britain. it agreed to set up a transitional body in damascus, involving the government and the opposition. but when you are secretary of state, hillary clinton suggested that aside should 1st step done. russian fallen mensa, loved av showed concern. it was clear to us by 2012. he would only negotiate under pressure. we hoped we hoped that the russians would apply that pressure. what does he want on the let you know? like don't, and vba to grow. what i on traditional putting cheeks with was his show would be all that was, is off tea along with did it for him. she was, you know, big e, her love off. i need to know how to do the inference was that russian president vladimir putin chose to protect aside as syrian leader. russia had a naval base there and put and did not support the revolutions of the so called arab spr

well just similar justice later paul did not on the last missy, only me and there are those whom with some one of them call you share the cucumbers, you put yours on them. on a producer to create a short lower show. when i spoke with another 2 presidents scared me 30 to who the domain economy is to natalie her, she's can you call moran has water heater crisco? can the mission could afford a my see to forward to our purposes, he does a can a mission to put at warren, who was virtual. his name is your commander moves or julie was the see. this got a while image. so boy, you here to keep this at all. no one has a put in a presidential, put him to stop the command on the key was a pleasure and they were homer of them. here with what was cross show you the show in your cheryl judging a dim consultant on your cable, lou, lou priscilla who was annoyed. it's with open court here. could you have partial whoa, who butcher? tanya? the larger the guess who the commissioner will never look my fault. if i can see it . there we are. the american school order. do not wish i knew about the berlin lamb

, that is democratic, he's just gave barky annuity. nicholas, when we a moral duel, it door store, missy would know a public whim. and then he brought us an extra piece of information that about $5000000000.00 in foreign aid is unaccounted for. of which 3000000000 is american money, and a lot of it is not being investigated because it goes through and g o's, many of which are run by sorrows. that make sense because ours was protected to the nth degree by the obama administration. and source was doing that all over recently . here. i have to admit that i'm biased, a democrat as well as absurdly good morning flavor of social justice and then the republican party today, lou fourish ankle was unable to solve a single problem for ukraine. but he was noted for other decisions. first of all, under the direct control of u. s. secretary of state, michael pompeo. he put pressure on patriarch bartholomew and was able to create a separate ukrainian church, only for ukrainians. the priests of the traditional ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow pitcher or kate were subjected to physical pressure.

certainly, kissinger's to missy and his skill and guile was part of it. he was dealing with giants if you compare them to the leaders of the middle east today. i don't know whether that's history or they really were giants but that was a visionary devoted to peace. these were leaders who were capable of making decisions and sticking with them, bringing their people along, not being constrained in the same way as we see today by domestic politics or regional rivalries or those kinds of things. in part, it was a lot about the individuals. kissinger would be the first today -- to say that's a dot in particular was often one step ahead of kissinger in the whole effort. the other thing that i discovered -- and i did not know this when i set out on this journey, was that kissinger in fact wasn't pursuing peace. he was pursuing order. that makes a hell of a lot of difference in terms of what distinguishes his strategy and diplomacy from everything that followed. he was very suspicious of peace. he had studied the effort to establish peace in the wake of the napo

and it did the deck like ne, the yeah, missy be javin cooper. she had the comment on the ticket i time to find out the time that i did development on that just as will be doing. sure. mm ah. so dont continued with his work, but at the same time learned more about this simple living movement. it had become clear to him that they would different degrees of simple. at one end of the spectrum was a lie for rural isolation. while at the elbow with a bright lights of the busy city, saddam was looking for a compromise. a middle puff and next spoke to a retired businessman who had turned his back on consumers m khatri patio retired at 53 from his senior management role in a successful business. he managed several 100 people, was paid a large salary and had all the trappings of so called success. but he turned his back on his lifestyle in favor of a simpler life, with his 7 children, and 3 grandchildren. mud the remodel. don't flam sol, so shall see. i'll see. these said he lost told me to call the lava. most saw there, there stood him at o put us, you k

i made the yeah. missy, be janice gibbon. she had the comment on the ticket. i tend to find out the time that i did development on just a little bit extra ah. 2 sedan continued with his work, but at the same time learned more about this simple living movement. it had become clear to him that there would different degrees of simple. at one end of the spectrum was a lie for rural isolation. while at the elbow with a bright lights of the busy city, saddam was looking for a compromise, a middle pump, and next spoke to a retired businessman who had turned his back on consumers m khatri patio retired at 53 from his senior management role in a successful business, he managed several 100 people, was paid a large salary and had all the trappings of so called success. but he turned his back on his lifestyle in favor of a simpler life with his 7 children and 3 grandchildren. mud the lottery thoughtful sol so shall see. i'll see these said he lost told me to call the lava. woo saw there. there stood him at. oh, put us you'll know. yup. which be in summer but compound your

and you know what we see in europe, especially missy, austria's having shut down. some belgium is having shut downs. parts of germany are having sort of semi shutdowns. so it's, it's, it's become more and more economies are going back into further shut downs and should this variant prove that the vaccines are not really geared up to, to defend people against that, against this variant dad would be, that would be, that would be bad. so one on the good side though, when we see we thought now several waves and we have sat, several waves of shop downs, every shut down has had an incrementally less bad impact on the economy. so whilst it is not good, it's less bad that it was the last time around. russia who's been mobilizing sizes of troops near ukraine, sparking fears of an escalation in a long simmering conflict. let's take a look closer. look at how the crisis began. it all started here on the crimean peninsula. this is fair. russia has one of its most important naval bases. it's also an area of major offshore oil and gas resources. mo, in 2014, rushing back, 5 to s

electricity should be procured or committed to reduce electricity should be procured on a competitor, missy. so therefore, that means the frames should be procured on a competitive basis. symbol appear says the take or p terms where sri lanka is locked into accepting a fixed amount of gas regardless of how much it needs is not good and even dangerous. for long guns are hoping it's not too late to ensure the deal is in the country's best interest. but more pressing is avoiding power outages. let me plunge the country into darkness. minnow fernandez, r 0, colombo. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the headlines. iran says it has defends it a vietnamese flagship carrying iranian oil, being seized in a sea of oman. it says this revolutionary guard troops bordered the ship late last month because the tanker was supposed to be taken by the us american defense officials of disputing to ron's version of events. the un has found evidence that all sides and ethiopia as t gray, conflicts, violated human rights, and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. it's report says the conflic

important to note that this comes for people everyday people who aren't writing about why, who have missy everyday people of color, who do something, anything that inconveniences the power structure of inconveniences. whiteness in this country. you are often madness of violence back. why should we see this in plenty of our new stories where, you know, black people can't have a barbecue, or, you know, so lemonade without someone calling the police on them, right. these violent repercussions are waiting for all of us, no matter what we do. if we ever challenge the system or even inconvenience, no one will come and this is trembling rainy. i'm going to ask if you could answer saturday if, because can you believe it? we're always at the end of the show. how do you have these types of conversations with people? we're still in denial of how racist america is. you know, i would say this is advice i'm going to give the white people because i believe that this is a conversation to have with each other. i don't believe this is going to be written about it. we've talked about it, we have our books,

as you can go from a meal, missy slavery is over, but we're still feel its consequences can undergo a lot of pressure to leave the lens which are rightfully ours. 62 families live in this kulown. women got sheba, 130 kilometers from the city of rio de janeiro. it's one of the $5000.00 communities scattered around brazil, built by former slaves. many of them had run away, hiding from their masters. the 1988 constitution gave their descendants the right to claim their lands and keep their traditions like small scale farming. c that's easier said than done the munger. tobac kulown boy has been at the center of a battle with an investment company that wants to build a resort on it's lance isaac university on which will not negotiate our history, nor our rights were only here today because we resisted otherwise would have been kicked out until recently, people who live here, we're not allowed to win toward leave the settlement freely. they were stopped at the gate built by the company and force to hand over 50 percent of their projects that changed when they were put under state protection

electricity should be procured on a competitive basis. electricity should be procured on a competitor, missy. so therefore, that means the fruit should be procured on a competitive basis. symbol apogee says the take or p terms where she lanka is locked into accepting a fixed amount of gas regardless of how much it needs is not good and even dangerous. she lumpkins are hoping it's not too late to ensure the deal is in the country's best interest, but more pressing is avoiding power outages that be plunged the country into darkness. men of fernandez, are 0, colombo, the diplomatic follow continues between france and australia aft refilled multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal. the french ambassador tossed really has accused camber of intentional deceit when it cancelled their agreement. the australian prime minister scott morrison has denied lying about his intentions. his sarah clock. i will know your 1st it was the french president taking a swipe at his trailing prime minister over his decision to suddenly scrap a $68000000000.00 contract to build nuclear submarines. now, to the french ambassa

television says to rod has foil than attempt by the united states to seize one of its oil tankers and missy of oman. according to the reports, american forces used helicopters and warships during the operation. a toronto, the tank is now back and its territorial waters. the u. n. has found evidence that all sides and if you.

a wellness about autism in somalia presents another challenge many autistic children here. missy opportunity for early treatment often kept behind closed doors without the help they need must be looked at them. most families here do not recognize the symptoms of autism. they believe their children are processed and can not be treated. that's why they locked them at home, thus denying them the opportunity of treatment. raising awareness is a priority to help or to stick children at an early stage. despite the lack of official statistics on autistic children in somalia, health workers say their number is rising. the attribute to a combination of factors that include header, detail, causes and armed conflicts hum advice or dizzying in the us. slides have been disrupted as atlanta airport on saturday and for a gun was accidentally discharged in the security area. a passengers weapon went off as apple staff to bag sending people scrambling the safety. its owner attempted to leave the airport but wasn't allowed to go according to an airport spokes person . flights resumed after 2 hours delay chine

and he thinks that missy it newman, that for us. iran says it's optimistic on the 1st day of talks in vienna aimed at salvaging the 2015 nuclear dale representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the u. k. met with iranian officials, the u. s. is that but only holding talks indirectly to her on one sanction lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program that i've got. so i think it's a great achievement, not all of them in the countries of the people plus one have accepted the islamic republic rightful demand and agreed that the issue concern the legal sanction of the united states against people must be 1st be put in focus and clarified yes, it's only then will there be discussion assessment and decision making held for the remaining masses fil, ahead on al jazeera said man monita and some sushi braces for the verdict in her incitement trial. in a catalogue of cases against we have a very big test, which is the our cup, and we will be testing our operational plans and models. 16 our nations for that to kick off and cuts out the address for a hostile ahead of next year

and as despite joe biden, describing us democracy as the envy of the world democracy, sometimes missy is sometimes requires a little patience as well, but that patience has been rewarded. now for more than 240 years, the system of government governance has been the envy of the world. so what does he know that the others don't? i talked about the survey results with long time us congressman ron pole. he describes us democracy as a reflection because it's the money that's really in charge. now. we have now as a corporate state, corporations are very, very powerful. they influence it. so it's not the people really voting. it's really the corporations that run things. so the corporations run medicine, they run the military industrial complex, they run all our schools now. so we're a long way off from what people think is democracy. know we're a long way off from freedom. we have now a reflection of democracy because the people with a lot of money and control the monetary system, the republicans are very much involved in this problem. i describe that if you get 51 percent voting then you c

and you know what we see in europe, especially missy, austria's having shut down. some belgium is having shut downs, parts of germany are having sort of semi shut downs. so it's, it's, it's become more and more economies are going back into further shut down. and should this variant prove that the vaccines are not really geared up to, to defend people against that, against this variant dad would be, that would be, that would be bad. so one on the good side though, when we see with that now several waves and we have sat, several waves of sharp downs, every shut down has had an incrementally less bad impact on the economy. so whilst it is not good, it's less bad that it was the last time around. still has its own al jazeera electric vehicles, may be the future in democratic republic of congo mining for materials used to make their batteries devastation likelihoods. ah ah, look forward to scores with sponsored cutaways hello there. let's have a look at the weather across south asia, and there's more rain on the way to southern areas of india and sri lanka. not just be

and it's also despite joe biden describing us democracy as the envy of the world democracy sometimes missy. it sometimes requires a little patience as well, but that patience has been rewarded now for more than 240 years, the system of government governance. and that's been the envy of the world. i said, was president biden's saying that the rest of the world doesn't seem to get a grip on. let's hope now, to long time us congressman, a former presidential candidate, wrong poll. good to have you on our team. thanks for joining us with what's fueling these doubts around the world about american democracy. do you think well, because we do have a lot of problems and i think one of the reasons why there's this discussion going on as a lot of people don't quite understand the seriousness of the definition. because the democracy just means that the majority can tell everybody else what to do. so i don't even see pure democracy because in a way we have pure democracy. and if they vote 51 percent to treat medicaid medicines a certain way that happens about they might be wrong. what, what the answer

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and missy jones is alive from washington. d. c. a. just to go back to the results from, from virginia, one of the factors that play there and how much of a blow is this for button? i think the biggest factor was turn out and we saw this going all the way back to that california recall election where republicans were trying to unseat governor of gavin newsome in virginia. you saw a very excited and a very enthusiastic and energized republican base. in addition to that, we saw young and actually play on the culture wars. in fact, it was suburban white women who overwhelmingly back the republican candidate. in fact, more so to, to one than what we saw in the presidential election last year, where joe biden overwhelmingly won educated white women, but also one women by just a point. but this time around, it was though suburban women who actually moved in the direction of republicans and that was the difference in this big and this victory for the governor there. i mean then young can didn't compete anytime after trump did he, what will re

i don't think his father was a very easily famous for the biographer acids father of a missy patrick seal the late late patrick's. yes. but m g think to they there's still lingering. ah, there echoes of that in the corridors of langley in virginia, the ca that quite trust the british there, they're intelligent services. he had class still matters. i don't know, i suspect less than i suspect less than, than formerly, than, than was the case. i think, i mean, the americans were looking around the world in the 10 years after the war and realizing that maybe they needed to get more involved, that isolationism was, was not doing them any favors. and they were looking at the way the british and the french had been running things and thought this isn't great. i have it recently, we had the afghanistan withdrawal. and according to, if we believe the press here, i mean, i don't know how close they are to the intelligence services. the government here were taken on the hope about the all afghanistan withdrawal. yeah. thought it wasn't going to happen. and the americans being which withholding

missy's and coles. the department stores have been on fire since dillard's reported last week.week as well. the major index, xrt higher. kre hit a new 52-week high last week a number the big banks also. comerica at a new high today a sector holding up well one sector that is kind of out of steam, semiconductors new highs today on big names at the open then they reversed the move south. valuations are really very high, 65 times forward earnings on nvidia never been in that tarrer to before little bit stretched. >> bob pisani thank you. >>> let's move to the bond market now as rates move higher. ten-year is back above 1.6%. rick santelli is tracking all the action for us. hi, rick. >> hi, kelly yes, at 8:30 eastern we saw a nice read, 30.9 on empire. what is fascinate being that read is if you look precovid, 30.9 would have the highest since 2009 post covid not only have we garnered lots of volatility, we zoomed up to 2.43 in july. the highest it has ever been at 8:30 eastern we put in the low yield. at 9:30 eastern when stocks opened we ended up with another big run. but they pe

monitoring this conversation is missy ryan who serves as staff writer and pentagon correspondent washington post for several years supporting our national security from over ten countries with latin america and the middle east. an impressive list of places that she has visited in her career including and reported from libya, lebanon, yemen, afghanistan, pakistan, mexico, argentina and italy so nothing so perilous as washington d.c. so with that, i'm going to encourage our audience on zoom to ask any questions. perilous we will find at the bottom of your sleep, identify yourself and your affiliation and your questions. we will collect them throughout the event and then will post toward the end. we engage our online audience to join the conversation on twitter by following up ac and using the # -- with that, i'll pass it to you. >> i think were going to watch a trailer and then get back to this. >> oh, sorry about that. ♪♪ >> i am general, a retired marine corps major general, the author of a book entitled the ever shrinking fighting force. we face in this country the most x essential rights

state department spokesperson ned price said the missi targeted one of russia's own tellites.e said the resulting explosion created than 1500 pieces of orbital debris large enough to track, plus hundreds of thousands of smaller objects that pose a risk to satellites and astronauts. >> russia is dangerous and responsible behavior jeopardizes the long-term sustainability of outer space and clearly demonstrateshat russia's claims of opposing the weaponization of space are disingenuous and hypocritical. amy: this comes as u.s.-china continue to tt hypersonic missiles to deliver nuclear warheads. president biden proposed a 20 year ban on oiand gas dlling in and around a site of ancestral significance to indigenous people. the valley in the high desert of northwest new mexico was at the center of chacoan culture for about 400 years beginning in the 9th century. interior secretary deb haaland, who this year became the first-ever native american u.s. cabinet secretary, praised the drilling ban. she added -- "now is the time to consider more enduring protections for the living landscap

and, if we make our voices heard because the court gains it's the to the missy from the public icingices heard. and that is why i would make sure everybody to join march for our lives, and join to -- >> there was an exchange with justice political and new york solicitor general barbara would, that clearly identified the two sides of this argument, let's listen to that. >> all these people with illegal guns, they are -- >> excuse me. >> they're walking out on the streets. they are hardworking law-abiding people, they can't be armed. >> the idea of pullover eating arms on the subway is precisely, i think what terrified a great many people. >> jonathan, what was your reaction to that exchange? >> well, he seems to be channeling bernie gets who is gunned down for a young black man in the subway years ago which shows the danger of having guns everywhere and there is this sort of fantasy that people walking around with guns can you know, defeat crime, when my organization is named after tim brady who was walking beside. perhaps the most well protected person on the planet. president reagan

. >> 7.56 right now and music icon missy elliott honored with a hollywood walk of fame star. >> there is best known for her innovative sound and for also inspiring a whole new generation. >> a female rappers and here she was joined by sierra and lizzo in this ceremony with this honor. the rapper says it's been a tough journey, but she is happy that her dreams have come true. she has also been inducted into the songwriters hall of fame and she has an honorary doctor of music degree from berklee college, not the berkeley. we boston in boston, congratulations to her. >> all right. 7.56 on the clock. we'll take a break. but coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. we are tracking the rain as it continues to move through the bay area this morning making for a wet commute in spots and families demanding justice for the death of their 2 while almost 2 year-old son. he was killed while driving in their car when a stray bullet hit on car when a stray bullet hit on the highway. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross ha

yet germans your missy gorbachev is a more hopeful figure. we go to hr mcmaster, how can that have been hr? >> i think it has everything to do with confidence. confidence in our democratic form of government. confidence in how we are as a people. confidence in the transatlantic relationship, and the free states of europe at the time. what i hope to do with my essays make and-ology analogy and to that point you're making implicitly. that we can regain our confidence in who we are as a people, in our democratic form of government. i think we can do with effective leadership and with some clarity, clarity that that speech provided and the leadership that ronald reagan provided. we'll, i'm quoting you, coming out of the fight. quote the comments from the state department and the staff give a flavor of their thinking. i put up a couple of fights earlier, will you provide a much more extensive overview of their comments on speech drafts. you're quoting the state department this won't fly with the germans. not sentimental people seem silly, this mus

. >> did you see missy elliott? you danced to her song. >> she did?rk, period, is tiring. >> so can you do me a favor? there is a -- daniella, can you stand up and stand back to back? >> iman is a whole foot taller than you. >> no, he's not. >> how did you use that to your advantage? how -- >> i'm on heels. n ponytail and i'm still up to his bu dierce to your advantage? for ich youeae ould j e n r frame making it, you know, customized to us in a way where -- >> customized. >> we customized our frame. >> i'll show you what it is. i'm supposed to be here which leaves a -- which leaves that hand on dani doing whatever -- i would do this, right? we some to go like this. >> we're going to have much more when we come back. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. let's get to a look at traffic. >> hi. good morning, everyone. we start with a live look at our oakland camera, 880 at the coliseum. we have reports from the chp of a disabled car northbound 880 at 23rd. you can see the right l

she's going to tell us how she's celebrating dynamic dancers and how mariah carey inspired missy to takeing the world to take action at the climate summit while his domestic agenda hangs in the balance at home. we want to go back to our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega in glasgow, scotland. good morning, cecelia. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning again. the president's goal right now, to convince world leaders that america is leading in this fight against climate change. he is making a big pitch as we speak on his own climate agenda and as you said that is hanging in the balance right now. this morning, president biden using his spotlight on the world stage to tout his record $555 billion plan to fight climate change back home. >> i look at fighting climate change and i see jobs. >> reporter: the plan allowing the epa to crack down on the oil and gas industry, showing the u.s. is serious on climate change. >> this is a fight against climate change from the moment this goes in the ground. that's what i'm focused on in the united states, but it isn't just an american proje

i think that is what is o missi in the system and i think we'll continue to look at that. inu would look forward to heari your thoughts on how we ensure that compliance really does meet that standard. so very much appreciate your answer on that. we had one more question we wanted to go over. my colleague, two issues on the work force side standing up of the air grant program, this is very much similar to the sea grant program in getting here on the hill a professional work force very skilled and knowledgeable in ndaviation. i am very proud of my colleagues here today. you can see that many of them have been following this and know specifically but i think it ist' easy to say the oversight the faa on this issue needs a more technical staff here on the hill in addition. i'm very pleased with what the sea grant fellows achieved because they brought a lot of scientific knowledge to our understanding as a it relates t ourkn fisheries oversight or no oversight. what is it going to take to get that stood up? >> i look forward to working with you on it. i think it is a great idea