mckenzie was missing.iend who was with him at the bar that tonight made the connection. >> he just mentioned to me casually, that girl we met at the bar, that's the girl that went missing. >> of course rob remembered the student and the secret she revealed to him that night. >> i don't know whether she was seeking approval or just advice or recommendations -- >> how did she put it? >> she said she was on a dating site and looking for sugar daddies and i asked her which ones and she said seeking arrangements. >> seeking arrangement, a wet side designed to connect young women with prosperous old men. robert newell lot about dating sites, he is a p. i., remember? he figured if mckenzie was missing, that just might have something to do with it. >> i went straight home got on the computer and got on to seeking arrangement and within an hour, two hours i had found her profile. >> there she was, beach baby 96. >> what was interesting about her profile is that it was very authentic and honest. she wasn't really hi

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that's buffalo bills wide receiver isaiah mckenzie.ister he would reveal the gender of her baby if he scored a touchdown. it's on national tv here. his sister was hosting a gender reveal party just in case he didn't score a touchdown. here is the video. in the third quarter of last night's season opener, you heard there it. mckenzie scores the go-ahead touchdown, and the rest is history. >> oh! i get emotional. so happy for them. that's great. what great idea. >> and the bills won the game as well. >>> all right. up next, one of the nicest stars in bay area history. from growing up right near the oakland coliseum to being immortalized by his hometown team. anthony flores shows us the special honor for a's legend dave stewart. stay with us. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least spli

precious mckenzie, _ charles then. precious mckenzie, it's - charles then.or inviting me. the queen was the patron of more than 500 charities but few of them were part of her life for as long as girl guiding. she wasjust 11 years old when she joined the guides, earning badges for swimming, first aid and horse—riding. our correspondent navtej johal went to meet some of the millions of girls who followed in her majesty's footsteps. i promise that i will do my best to be true to myself and develop my beliefs, to serve the queen and my community, to help other people. aha, the queen and my community, to help other people.— help other people. a promise which girls — help other people. a promise which girls have _ help other people. a promise which girls have been - help other people. a promise which girls have been reciting for decades. and when it comes to doing one's best, they have few better examples than their patron. few better examples than their atron. ,, . , few better examples than their atron. ,, ., , ., few better examples than their atron. ,, ., . ,

mckenzie. dora marie menchaca. patricka e.mckley. major ronald d.millum, united states army.ard p. moore jr. odessav. morris. petty officer first class brian a. moss, united states navy. teddington h.moy. kentucky commander patrick j. murphy, united states navy reserve. christopher z. newton. kang nok nguyen. petty officer second class michael a.noeth, united states navy. barbara k. olson. reuben s.ornado. diana b.padro. lieutenant jonas n. panik, united states navy reserve. major clifford l. patterson jr., united states army. robert penninger. robert l.ploge, iii and his wife, sandra f.ploger. lieutenant darren h.pantal, united states navy reserve. scott powell. captain jack d. punches, united states navy, retired. petty officer first class joseph j.piseer jr., united states navy. lisa j. rains. deborah a.ramsur. rhonda sue rasmusen. petty officer first class marsha d.ratchford, united states navy. martha m.resky. todd h. reuben. is a celia e. lawson richard. edward v.rowanhorst. judy rolett. sergeant major robert e. russell, united states army, retired. chief warrant office

mckenzie is dealing with the blistering heat the best way she can inside drinking ice cold water enjoying her cool house fans fortunately right now her air conditioning is working last night. it was a different story. it was awful. it went out about 10 after six. and i just looked at the fan i was sitting with my husband and everything stopped. she's worried about her four-legged friends, but it's just hard on the dogs and the cats, you know, our dog was panting and i tried to get water cold water for him and when it came time to go to sleep and i just went to bed and sweat it out the night it was bad being senior citizens were particularly concerned about it. i think that maybe the equipment needs a little more updating and i know as frankly annoyed pg&e is 5800 customers in livermore like nancy mckenzie lost power overnight. most of them had a back by 3 am this morning at 6. am pg&e says another 3,200 customers in livermore lost their power their power is back four hours later, though. no rolling blackouts were in effect during these outages. we asked pg&e why these outages were happeni

every week she would go and attend divine service, led by the minister, the reverend kevin mckenzie. reverend kevin mckenzie was a great orator and gave the most wonderful sermons and was often asked back for a drink with the queen so she could talk about it in particularly with the duke of edinburgh. all parts of the life of this community here in ab -- which there are so many. the d. valley is where farmland juxtaposes beside the wildness of her have been and rocks. a babbitt into. and quite quickly as you the convoy moves to the east, the hills give way to shallow hills and finally come to the sea. but the d which is a threat all the way through, this valley has always been part of the life of balmoral the knee and the fine lines here where the queens cattle have grazed. she heads towards a benghazi castle-y which was still used by the royal family when she was very young. just here there at the bottom of the picture. and part of the neighboring states of balmoral castle the. looking westward, towards the hills of -- and again the family that used to live there were close friends

mckenzie's class was heard and heard low ever smiled. and when i found out this he lived in [inaudible] i did in the know what that was at the time. when we were learning about maps and locations and how long it to being to get to work. i started to tree him different because i felt like he guess out of his way to come this far to be there for us. so the least we can do is behavior better in his class room. that should not be the case is my points. that is why this housing is so important. it is important to what we need to do to develop a better future in san francisco. yes, we need more aggressive with housing policies. we need to be open minded about the possibility of using under utilized spaces like that accomplice to create house being opportunity and we need to make sure there is a real connection between the people this we want to have access to the housing and their ability to get in the housing. this is another ball game we are discovering and fact this is the first educator housing we have been able to build in san francisco.

it was because the biden administration capped the number of trips to several hundred general mckenzie requested 2500 or more. you can see what was coming at you, multiple runways. to put u.s. service members, men and women in that situation it field from a security perspective. it was just a ridiculous notion that these tragic deaths were almost inevitable. host: and your views on the biggest mistake in that final week? guest: i think on the operational level what the troops stood was amazing under the circumstances because we had a plan in place to get out by august 31 with the expectation and understanding that there would be an afghan government and an afghan military still existing. two weeks before even the timeline it just went into complete chaos. i think troops did a magnificent job under the circumstances. but i am with the senior leaders who did not see this coming. just days before the whole government collapsed you had the joint chief of staff say i think the government is going to continue to provide security for its people. i think all the signs were there. they should h

the dean of the chapel royal in scotland will be here, the minister of a church, reverend kenneth mckenziere. the chaplain from the queen's chapel as well. and from the ceremony of the bishop of london. this is the horseshoe cluster, this red building with black beans reconstructed by the victorians. making great with its guards of honor here, 110 rank-and-file from the first battalion grandeur guards who hold this ground in front of the chapel. ♪ >> sir tony blair with his insignia arriving with other people who have come by coach to be here. when i said that here it was going to be largely household and people who were friends perhaps of the queen, that is all true. it is still a state funeral. there will also be representatives who have come down here, particularly the politicians. the prime minister will be here. some of the foreign royals, particularly the royal families. there has always been a close link between royal family in britain and other royal families. for instance, the queen of denmark, who now is the last serving woman monarch in europe. ♪ >> the procession has now entere

buffalo was down to the dolphins with seconds remaining that josh allen completes the pass to isaiah mckenzie. but the bills didn't have any time outs and mackenzie couldn't get out of bounds. so miami wins it, 21 to 19. that means miami is the only undefeated team left in the fc. that leads to the less than happy reaction from buffalo offensive coordinator ken dorsey . miami guy himself who destroys his tablet. um great, by the way, okay. i wasn't awing because of that. i was calling because the two players hugging the ending came moments after a but punt by the dolphins gave the bills. life, thomas more studs kick went off the backside of a teammate. trent share field for the safety. we can laugh about it because the dog look at that. look at that didn't win. this might be like sure dreaded rivals the jets a few years ago, mark sanchez and the butt fumble, but like you said, they won first place, so it's cool. they haven't lost a game. okay now to a pregame standoff that apparently maybe went a little too far. kansas city, the royals luke weaver and seattle's robby ray stood in place for th

cnn's david mckenzie is in johannesburg. david, is it clear if this head remains in british hands?re saying. and it speaks to the pain and suffering so many generations after this incident when the nandi were fighting against the building of a railway through their ancestral land in kenya in the turn of the last century. their leader went to negotiate a peace, or so he thought with the british officer was murdered by the british military and they say his head taken to england as a war trophy. and the death of the queen has resurfaced a lot of this pain and anguish and the very real generational impact of the brutality of british colonialism. you'll recall, jake, about ten years ago, there was a group of kenyans who were suffering from in the 1950s, actually, the very year that the queen became queen was the start of the mau mau rebellion in kenya. many of them, hundreds of thousands in fact were placed in internment camp, tortured. some ten years ago we reported on how they successfully got money, more than $20 million from the british government, an apology of sorts. but many feel

mckenzie is dealing with the blistering heat the best way she can inside drinking ice cold water enjoying her cool house fans fortunately right now her air conditioning is working last night. it was a different story. it was awful. it went out about 10 after six. and i just looked at the fan i was sitting with my husband and everything stopped. she's worried about her four-legged friends. it's just hard on the dogs and the cats, you know, our dog was panting and i tried to get water cold water for him and when it came time to go to sleep and i just went to bed and sweat it out the night it was bad being senior citizens were particularly concerned about it. i think that maybe the equipment needs a little more updating and i know as frankly annoyed pg&e is 5800 customers in livermore like nancy mckenzie lost power overnight. most of them had a back by 3 am this morning at 6. am pg&e says another 3200 customers in livermore lost their power their power is back four hours later, though. no rolling blackouts were in effect during these outages. we asked pg&e why these outages were happening he

me up, susan, at that point in their school, our cisco presume is this mckenzie civic tradition was a system of the lenient leprosy up must fiorabello, but he had them reporting it there by steve fighting ah, system. the soviet union's dissolution was the start of a new free iraq with blue shirts and ship of got put in the shape of slab with the mom russell. the for fun, not the feasible for others to you as it sounds, collapse was the biggest disaster of their lives, not for them. so getting out to get a chance. go to the plot, show this issue with this. the had you to shop is this simulacra that i, mr. on a citizen, i remember more thought silver awesome, shaw, of shabby umbrella. but because of the real ability to do something, this is short on this, this bill has raised backwardness because that's what an effort to rebuild socialism from a tiny mounted village looks like 30 years after the soviet union ceased to be ushered, showing up a static understanding yep, regardless, but the more spouse was all on face, cuz i was shocked when i was like released from wisconsin, wisconsin. b

greg mckenzie, bbc news.are predicting a rise in infections this winter and are urging the most vulnerable to get boosterjabs. latest figures show that the uk economy grew more slowly than expected for the month ofjuly. the office for national statistics says it grew by 0.2%, after dropping by 0.6% injune. our economics editor faisal islam is with me. what do these figures tell us? they don�*t look good. how do we interpret them? we they don't look good. how do we interpret them?— they don't look good. how do we interpret them? we have already had a lot of forecasts _ interpret them? we have already had a lot of forecasts about _ interpret them? we have already had a lot of forecasts about recession - a lot of forecasts about recession for example from the bank of england. when they had talked about that it has been mainly in terms of timing, at the end of this year into next year. the figures that you have just mentioned, the difference is they are talking about the possibility we might be in recession right

initiatives which today some of the countries are announcing as an achievement, being a miss la mckenzie. but is any of that going to make a difference to the taliban? that going to change their behavior? i think caliber, i have to consider again, the real vision in definition office long. it's not what beefy, but it's what in the ality, the definition of islam is and once they consider that, definitely it has to change. i will not be will change. it has to change, they must change their we been seeing reports that may be in the ranks. people are not in agreement with the leadership about particularly about girls and education, secondary schools for girls. a lot of them would like to see go studying in secondary schools. do you believe that there are different opinions within the movement within the taliban movement towards a good because just last week we heard that and one of the provinces and in horse, the people have stood and they had urged to open school. and they also, in communication with the director, they opened the school, but again, there was a command for them to close the

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adds value to people's lives it's not -- >> that sounds like gobbledygook did you get that from mckenzie going into the toilet i just said crap becky thinks i'm very scat logical. that sounded like a corporate guy saying this is the best thing ever when nothing's changed. that's what that sounds like >> joe, think gaming, think health care, think your car, think your house changes there. >> augmented reality, merging seamlessly with the digital world. anyway, thank you, dan >> thank you. >> see you later >>> when we come back, we're going to dig into europe's energy crisis and vladimir putin's comments >>> and later, andrew joins us live from atsetle with the starbucks founder and incoming ceo. "squawk box" will be right whack back does your firm offer personalized index investing? hmm? so i can remove a stock that doesn't align with my goals. back ack back ck back barik back back back gains and losses to be more tax efficient? not a wizard either. looks like schwab personalized indexing can. schwaaab! learn more about personalized indexing at schwab today. this thing, it's making me get

you managing partner hardcastle advisory of political consultancy from new delhi medulla mckenzie. a professor of history or joy le narrow university and from sydney were joined by cindy mccreery had of the more than monarchy in global perspectives. research hub at sydney university. welcome to the program. that is defining what it means to be a monarch in modern times particular myth, this ever changing political landscape in the okay. is it going to be the biggest challenge facing king charles the 3rd? i think it will be and you're quite right to point out hashem. however, it is something that the monarchy has looked at for several decades. now we've seen a monarchy that's growing very much more acute to young people's issues. the use of social media trending issues such as climate change. and i think king charles, while he has been taking on some of the roles of, of her late majesty, has been very keen to embrace there's issues to keep the, the monarchy up to date and relevant rodella. king charles, the 3rd is definitely going to start building bridges with, with the different p

monday's plan to develop trade agreements and their respective national currencies. megan megan mckenzie black a . because if we love the booking with us, so it will be kind of a based on the one good, not in that that should be posted through proper bank in general, the rest of the stock. and then go over that with a recent summit of the organization. china and russia also agreed a road map to expanding trade in that currencies. last week, india announced that is to trade in rupees with moscow after developing a payment mechanism, enabling it to do so. and last month, turkey and russia signed an agreement for economic cooperation that we'll see the russian variable used in bilateral trade. we spoke with natalie, that journalist, i wrote it out. ok, but at a coin here says that us dominance on the influence of the dollar in decline, given the fact that russia still does not engage anybody deeper manner with nepal. i think eaves fleet have towards these, you know, local currency in a setting. i think it will make the, the ma, school start listening to think, you know, thing more like to e

little and they will see that mckenzie. oh after lost a 2nd said i thought, oh my goodness, i got to give my best effort this to me. and so really i just wanted to just keep trying and see what i what i could do and just do my best. and i was just really excited to be on friends without tickets in new york. were able to watch a big screens outside happy that the serena show will go on. for now at least it was excellent. excellent. i am so proud of. you've done it before and she can do it again and i think she's really proving to hear that. she still got it. you know, this is a pretty racist country. i think so really about was oh these people sharing were her before the tournament. not many gave serena a chance of winning a record equaling 24 grand slam. but now the perfect hollywood ending might just be on the cards mixed up. she faces the unseated australian. i let him none of that. he folks out 0 balance is a female football fans, and iran of attended amended domestic league game in the capital to wrong women have been f

billionaire and philanthropist mckenzie scott has filed for divorce.er 2019 split from amazon founder jeff bezos. it has estimated at almost $29 billion. she announced the marriage last year with a joint pledge to give her fortune away. filing those statements with separation contract. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg. haidi: we are seeing pretty positive gains after the boe had intervention in gilt markets really restored some semblance of calm across the global markets. we are seeing gains being extended in australia where we see energy busting through with gains of over 3%. materials not far behind, but that jump after the strongest day since u.s. stock since early august after the bank of england unveiled that bond buying program. let's get you back to the asian summit. haslinda almond is standing by with our next guest. haslinda: the transition for clean energy is a big focus at this summit

he previously worked in pepsico and a senior partner at mckenzie he'll join in october and learn about a few months before taking over as ceo in april founder howard schultz will remain interim ceo until then and the company will unveil new details about its plans at an investor day on september 13th >> pretty cool, though watching through, we knew they were looking steve raised the question earlier about not finding someone internally, going externally for this. but laxman is an interesting choice, as somebody whowasso familiar at pepsico. somebody who can kind of move and go through this, and i think it's important to know that howard schultz is going to be staying on through at least 2023 at one point so they will give time to kind of let him get to understand the culture of the place and the changes that are under way, which, as you mention theed bef, mike, this is no small task. it's a different company >> they've become ubiquitous that seems to be done in terms of the global expansion. obviously, you're still going to grow, but it's about getting back to the core of the brand is,

jess: the big thing coming up in my conversations -- and i was talking to michael mckenzie about thisit is the question of whether this is the beginning of the end of the rate hiking cycle? or is this the end of the beginning? as we saw with what was happening in the selloff yesterday and the repricing of expectations, a lot of fed speakers heading in with expectations of maybe we will see 4%. now expectations well above that. even if the fed gets toward the terminal 4% at the end of the year or next year, that is well below where inflation currently stands. historically, if you are looking at what happens, the fed typically hikes until that is above safe cpi. the question is if it will be enough to get to the end of the year. kriti: jess menton, thank you. giving us all the insight we need. joining us for more on the conversation is the one and only evan brown, head of multi-asset strategy at ubs. thank you for joining us. what do you make of this equity turnaround and the action we saw yesterday? evan: i think when you look at the full context as bad as yesterday was, it brought us

the one mckenzie delta population basically stays out over cooler water where storms don't form and so they avoid storms and the hudson bay population flies directly across hurricane alley. but it does so in a place where their islands that it can use as pores during a storm. and if it does encounter, if they do encounter storms, they'll put there on those islands. wade out the storms, refuel, and then move on to the winner and ground. the mackenzie delta birds. take a massive detour, an epic journey covering 6000 kilometers nonstop over open water and staying well away from the storm area. the hudson bay population takes a shorter route, though it's still several 1000 kilometers, heading directly through the danger zone. they set off into the unknown, unable to tell if there are hurricanes approaching. but they have a number of options if they get caught up in storms. if they are confronted with a hurricane, these birds either battled our way against the head, winds, or land on one of the many islands in the area. sometimes they're even rewarded with powerful tail winds. that sling sh

rishaad: the billionaire philanthropist mckenzie scott has filed for divorce from a science teacher sheried following her split with a amazon founder jeff bezos. they made it almost $29 billion last year with a joint pledge to give the fortune away. that's a look at the first word news. david: let's recap some of the publicity out of taiwan right now. they started talking about how their -- there will not be any fx controls in the immediate future. they are giving us a little bit of guidance into projections into next year. yvonne: and inflation. they are saying the estimates for next year of 1.8% remains uncertain. i'm not sure if they mean it will go higher or lower. but when it comes to where rate hikes are concerned, they are looking at whether to hold those rate hikes if inflation next year falls below 2%. so i'm not sure about a pivot at this point. but they are definitely talking more about, there's no need for fx controls. they are not worried about capital outflows. david: they told us what those measures will be. what they will need to see to start the rate hikes. that is fund

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ashley: retired frank mckenzie who led u.s.reduced since that withdrawal. here is his assessment on cbs's "face the nation." take a listen. >> i think we have very, very limit ability to see into afghanistan right now. i said i think we have certainly less than two or 3% of the intelligence capability that we had before we withdrew. our interests in afghanistan is preventing al qaeda or isis from regenerating and being able to conduct an attack on our homeland or the homelands of our friends and partners and our ability to do that has certainly been gravely reduced. ashley: less than two or 3% of the intelligence capability. mckenzie said he advised president biden to maintain at least 2500 troops in the country but biden pursued a complete withdrawal as we know. asked why he didn't quit? mckenzie said doing so would send a very bad signal, stu. stuart: it would. he got that right. thanks, ash. the new york city council voted to change the term mother to birthing person. not sure why the word mother is a political issue. maybe

that goes off to mckenzie. the clock continues to tick. the clock is at three. miami has won!is moment, ken dorsey throwing a tantrum after his team ran out of time. there's a nice hug there, though. meanwhile, tom brady nearly pulled off another signature come back, but green bay stopped a game-time 2-point conversion to win america's game of the week 14-12. and in prime time the denver broncos defense f forcing his safety. denver has won two straight after a loss to seattle. on top of the busy football sunday, the nfl announcing pop superstar rihanna is the 2023 super bowl halftime show performer. now we know who will be performing at the super bowl. >> steve: finally! >> ainsley: will all be there. >> brian: now i might go. forget about the game. thanks, carley. new york city getting a taste of the crisis at oh southern border. with thousands of migrants bused into the city at the spring. >> ainsley: eric adams plans to house them intensities. rachel campos-duffy, three names, one person, went to the bronx to see how new yorkers feel about the influx. >> steve: she joins us

all josh allen hits isaiah mckenzie bills take a 17 to 10 lead. >> now it's 24 to 10 allen steps intoe. he has a cannon for an arm. and guess what? stefon diggs gets behind. jalen ramsey for the pitch and catch that one was a bomb. we can keep going a little bit. 53 yards. allen, 26 to 31 297 yards and 3 touchdowns. that staffer there are 3 interceptions and was sacked 7 times bills win. 31 to 10. >> lots of bay area fans traveling to the midwest for the giants brewers doubleheader game 2 was not a pleasant experience for them. bottom of first base is loaded for milwaukee hunter renfroe crushes one to 30 eats up. evan longoria, 2 runs score. >> giants lose. 42. >> meanwhile, game one of the doubleheader guys look like they're still groggy from the long trip or maybe you're just not that good. probably the latter. bottom of the first game is tied at one hunter renfroe. it's one to the left field corner and one hops the wall for a ground-rule double that made it 2 to one. meanwhile, former saint mary gail corbin burnes. he was locked in today. the reigning cy young winner went 8 innings

just why did they ever demonstration mckenzie policy or anything else in iran that we have freedom of speech? we see on different levels. there are differences of opinion. that's not a problem at all. but when there is a raw, it is different than a protest. i mean, it's for you all in our, the headlines, russian men of being transported from military centers across the country after being called to fight in the warn ukraine. officials were implementing pants in this 300000 reservists after president legit portions partial mobilization or dep. alice move is triggered a wave of anti war protests in the country, and that's led to hundreds of people been detained, of as a trying to flee into neighboring countries. meanwhile, ukraine's military intelligence is saying, many of the 215 prisoners of war released by russia and exchange for 55 russians and suffered torture to re key. it broke the deal, which includes the transfer of a high profile. only gog with close ties to present, let him of putin all the us have traced a anthony lincoln as urgent un security council to send a clear message

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general mckenzie yesterday said listen, we have 2% of our intelligence that we had before we pulled outending as if there is no al-qaeda threat anymore. that's a expary thing. >> steve: what happened to the expression never forget. never forget the families but never forget it could happen again. >> ainsley: in other news, king charles is heading to scotland for services mourning his beloved mother queen elizabeth ii. >> steve: memorial comes after charles' first address to parliament as sovereign. >> brian: greg palkot the general in charge of buckingham palace for us. hey, greg. [laughter] >> lieutenant colonel, i think. hey, brian, steve, ainsley. it's noontime here at buckingham palace. but it's already busy. again, we saw the king wiz by in his rolls royce a short while ago and we have been seeing a lot of pomp and pageantry being practiced this ahead of a full, full week of the remembrances of the late queen elizabeth ii. just concluded at the westminster hall parliament joint session of the houses of commons and lords. are camilla made a very regal entrance. reply from charles sh

but isaiah mckenzie cannot get out of bounds and so then they have to hurry up, hurry up to try to stopins, 21-19. bill's offensive coordinator letting out his frustration by smashing just about anything he could get his hands on in the coach's box. >>> finally, rough day for patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs, the quarterback getting into it with his own offensive coordinator just before halftime. the indianapolis colts upsetting kc thanks to matt ryan. a touchdown pass to woods in the final seconds. woods' second of the game. indy wins 20-17. chiefs lose for the first time in september in five years. we're not finished with week three, the dolphins, eagles and giants face off with the cowboys tonight on "monday night football." >> big weekend. thank you, coy. nice to see you. >> you, too. >> thanks for joining me. i'm christine romans. "new day" starts >>> bracing for ian reaching hurricane strength just moments ago. it is monday, september 26th. i'

josh allen to isaiah mckenzie 17, 10 in the 3rd. 24 10 now bills. allen avoids the pressure.t man has an arm. he finds stephon diggs who was cooking jalen ramsey all night long. 53 yard pitch and catch. allen finished. 26 to 31 per to 97 and 3 touchdowns. matt stafford, not a great night. 3 interceptions sacked 7 times. could the rams he having a super bowl hangover? we will see if the season progresses. meanwhile, game one of a double header for the giants. well, they took on the brewers. they were groggy on this trip to milwaukee. bottom of the first tie game hunter renfroe hits one to left it. one hops the wall because when you break years, one run scores to a milwaukee. meanwhile, former saint mary gail corbin burnes. he was locked in the reigning cy young where ate ending, struck out 14. it gave up only 3 hits the brewers win 2 to one. they want the other game. 42, the a's gave out elvis andress, a warm welcome back to oakland, thanking him and elvis showed the fans, but they elvis has left the is saying that. get rid of all the good players, 10th home run of the season,

you know one of the biggest ones was the taliban city was the special envoy and general mckenzie, theommander, made an offer you can take control over kabul and secure it for purposes of the evacuation. >> you said that is not my assignment. >> that is not with the commander-in-chief told me. they do run into the white house and they get no response. later, jen psaki said they would not have approved that. think about what that would have changed. we had secured the perimeter of that. that led to the chaos in the suicide bomber that led routine service member men and women and injured over hundreds of people. it could have been avoided. host: representative mccall erie it what he says? guest: i'm surprised i agree with a lot of what he said. i think about 80%. things were i agree are the state department was under resourced. i want to hit again there has been no accountability at the state department for this. some problems for the biden administration's fault and others as he alluded to where the under resourcing of the department consular affairs and special visa programs that got w

that is bills receiver isaiah mckenzie pulling off a gender reveal after scoring a touchdown during buffaloesut win over the rams last night. if you listen carefully, you can hear mackenzie yell. it's a boy into the camera after scoring, pulling off what may very well be the best gender reveal of all time. that's really good. actually it's like you can't even compete with that at that point. i mean, how do you compete with that? right? no more cake cutting. you get the touchdown, and then you scream touchdown, and then you scream in the camera. it's a leonard, what time does your mom's plane get in? i don't know-- some time tomorrow morning. don't you want to know for sure? no need to. as soon as she flies into california airspace, i'll feel a disturbance in the force. it's so nice both of your moms are coming in to see you guys get an award. well, my mother's been there for every honor i've won since i beat out my twin sister for the "did it on the potty" trophy. how does this look? aw, it's so nice. she's gonna love it. sure, his mom gets roses. when i want them, they're a "bouquet of sever

josh allen hits isaiah mckenzie bills take a 17 to 10 lead in the 3rd. 24 10.n avoids the pressure steps up. he has a cannon. he finds stephon diggs who got behind jalen ramsey. 53 yard pitch and catch allen finished. 26 of 31 2 97 3 touchdowns. meanwhile, matt stafford, 3 interceptions and was sacked 7 times might be a super bowl hangover bills win. 31 the tent. meanwhile, game one of the doubleheader giants in milwaukee. the giants fans still look a little groggy. and so did the players. bottom of the first tie game hunter renfroe. it's just the left field. it one hops the wall that makes it 2 to one milwaukee. meanwhile, former saint mary's gayle corbin burnes. he was locked in the reigning cy young winner when 8 struck out 14 and just gave up 3 hits. brewers win 2 to one. they won other. well, 42 that day for the giants. draymond green is hosting a youth basketball camp for the kids here in the bay area. it's his first camp since before the pandemic. it will be on september. 17th at theis valley community gym in walnut creek trainers from around the country

this is the guy that was in charge of lysol's parent over in the u.k., former mckenzie consultant, ande's moan as the turn-around king because that's pretty much what he did. starbucks is dealing with slowing growth, unionization -- neil: that's a big deal. susan: and they need to find growth somewhere because they've recovered from the pandemic, but you don't find the growth as you used to. howard schultz replacing ken johnson, he's going to hand off the reins in april of next year, so there's a long, shall we say, tutelage for the new ceo coming in. neil: all right. we'll be watching. susan: and i quickly talk about lululemon? lycra and spandex, your favorit- [laughter] that new pair of leggings, neil, because a lot of people are shopping. have you looked at the stock today in up double digits. in fact, they are under-inventoried. when have you heard that in retail? that's why the stock is surging -- neil: isn't in the company with the old owner criticized overweight people? [laughter] susan: he said certain people shouldn't be wearing the leggings they make hawaii's why he's not the

greg mckenzie reports.to lead a peaceful march in westminster, to remember their much loved son. well, today, we are here to honour and remember and memorialise chris kaba, his life was cut short unnecessarily and needlessly, on behalf of the metropolitan police. we can see a huge amount of public support, community support for chris kaba's family, and we are all here in solidarity with them to support them. chanting. thousands of people gathered on the march, calling for justice. yesterday, the police watchdog, the iopc, launched a homicide investigation into the police shooting of chris kaba. this is a highly significant development. it is really rare and, in our view, should have happened from the outset. what could be more serious than an unarmed black man being shot dead on the streets of london by a firearms officer? this must be a fearless criminal investigation. the metropolitan police says it is fully cooperating with the iopc and that its thoughts and sympathies remain with mr kaba's friends and f

. >> brooke weddle is a partner at mckenzie, the conensultancy.d since the pandemic started, things have radically changed. >> 40% of employees are considering leaving their work in the next three to six manies. that is a hard figure to not take seriously as a ceo. >> and that's not just service jobs like wait staff. >> across the board. >> this conversation, ultimately, is about are your workers happy? >> yeah, and what drives happiness? they want that belonging. they want to feel valued by their organization. and their manager. i think employees are saying, look, we want something different, and we want something more meaningful. and i don't see that going away anytime soon. >> we're having this conversation about jobs that can be done at home or hybrid. a nurse, a pilot, a bus driver, they're not going to have any of these options. >> however, you can still create flexibility for those roles. you can still talk to a bus driver about her connection back to what an organization's purpose is. >> those efforts are under way. already 58% of american

the study along with a host of other studies by mckenzie, for example, and others have repeatedly shown that diversity led firms outperform their non diverse counterparts. so, given this data, i think that we can agree that newer, small or asset members being automatically excluded under the guise of fiduciary duty is actually not helping investors. it's harming them. that is why i have been pressing on these issues and will continue to work with you. we hope to have a robust response by the commission. thank you. >> senator kennedy from louisiana is recognized. >> thank you, mister chairman, for being here today. i want to thank you for your colleagues's good work on implementing the holding foreign companies accountable act. can you give us a quick overview about where we are? china, i understand, has come to the negotiating table. you have negotiated a statement of protocol. could you give us an update on the status? >> yes. again, i want to thank you. senator van hollen just came in. you shepherded that through. i think the holding foreign companies accountable act gave us the addit