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sha'carri richardson, i would think so, although she kind of stared off at the journalist when asked ht at the stadium. richardson is 24, let jackie and biles are 27. katie ledecky will be 31 in l.a. if she is healthy, she is competing in the l.a. olympics. simone biles, she has said we will see. the allure of competing on home soil in los angeles is going to drive a lot of these athletes to stick around.of course, the won 58% -- the u.s. have won 58% of metals. the u.s. women will win more medals than the men, which is a total result of title ix. amna: women leading the way. indulge me if you can for a moment in my sport of choice, field hockey, which we don't get to talk about a lot here. not only did the dutchman's team take gold in an incredible dramatic game that came down to a penalty shootout, the women's team today -- the dutch women's team took gold in a penalty shootout. you must see sea of orange clad supporters cheering for them. is that what you are saying? christine: i have seen a lot of orange. i was wondering why until i realized what the dutch were doing. they are gre

i watched richardson just glide through the finish line and into a relay gold.ke up. when it was clear she had made it up, she gave this sly look to the side. she was like, i own you, and now i shall get the gold. it was classic. it was a wonderful scene. gabbi thomas also running in the race. sooes so fast as well. they were impossible to stop. it was fun to watch them. it was a tale of two races when it was the 4 by 100 relay because you had the men as well, and the men didn't do as well. they had a lot of trouble passing the baton. it slowed them down so much that they couldn't overcome it. they didn't noah lyles in that race because of covid. >> i saw that missed baton pass. i have to say i'm going to work my whole life to have the level of swagger of that kind of a side eye. but to us, breaking means news. but breaking in paris has an entirely new meaning this year. how are the athletes judged in break dancing and where does the u.s. stand in that competition? >> yeah, it's really interesting. people have described it not so such as a sport but an art form.

richardson, i would think so although she stared off at a journalist when she was asked about that tonighthe is 24 years old. katie ledecky will be 31 in los angeles. if she is healthy, she will compete. simone biles said we will see. i think the allure of competing on home soil in los angeles will drive these athletes to stick around. the u.s. women won 58% of u.s. medals. they will when more weather -- medals than the man. >> women leading the way. indulge me in my sport of field hockey. not only did the dutchman's team take gold in an incredibly dramatic game that came down to a penalty shootout, the dutch women's team also took gold in another penalty shootout. you must be seeing a sea of orange in paris. >> i have seen a lot of orange. i was wondering why until i realized what the dutch were doing. they are great. field hockey is a sport that i've played in hockey -- high school. that is extraordinary. for some of these nations, there is only a few golds in the entire levick's. i bet i could hear them screaming out there right now. late after midnight. >> have there been any big surpr

richardson. she's never been in the olympics. >> it has been really special, i think, to watch sha 'carri richardsont of us from the difficulties from the tokyo trials and not being able to go to the games to then becoming world champion in budapest last year. i think that was the moment where she crossed the line where she realized that she belonged, and now she comes here as one of the favorites. >> 400-meter hurdles, what do you expect? >> sydney mclaughlin-maroney is just unreal and closed out the trials with a world record in the 400 hurdles, and it was an incredible race as we expected. but here on this track, she'll be facing her typical nemesis from the netherlands, femke bol, and i believe it will take a world record to win the gold medal in the final if they both line up. sydney mclaughlin-maroney has come to paris to make history again. >> how competitive at the men's hurdles? >> they are just again another incredible race. just imagine that you wait four years to have three perfect rounds that are 13 seconds or less. grant holloway is leading the way for the united states in that area. h

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i think king overtime understands. certainly people like ella baker, richardson understood, malcolm x understands. when you think about the legislation, it is the tip of the iceberg. i love that president johnson talked about history and tradition. in this country, through history and tradition, capitalism works one way. it is anti-black, based on the expropriation of lack labor and black jeans -- black labor and genius so it can be transferred into white hands. that is the way this system works. it should not work that way, but that is the way it does. the civil rights act to not in that. it could not because you would have to be much more innovative -- the civil rights act did not end data. it cannot because you would have to be much more innovative and radical. thank you. host: best talk to eric, virginia -- let's talk to eric, virginia. caller: good morning. i see like to fact check, so i would like for you to check and see how many democrat senators voted against the civil rights act as opposed to republicans. also, there is something not being told. i'm 85 years old. when [indiscernible] mr.

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richardson. trying to time the snap, and i don't even know if there was going to be a snap.that line of scrimmage, good job of snapping the ball. not allowing him to get back without making contact, and not looking good for norfolk state right now. >> referee: offside, defense, number 92. that penalty is declined. pass interference, defense, number 21. that penalty will be enforced at the spot of the foul. all matti automatic first down. >> jay: it's smart, throwing it up. and that's obviously holding or pass interference, whatever you want to call it there. and florida a&m will take the one that gives them the better yardage down the field. >> tiffany: so now a fresh set of downs. 1:54 to go. and dawson odums and his team only has one time-out remaining. what's the strategy here, jay? >> jay: run the football. ball security. now you take a knee. see if norfolk state is going to use that time-out. and i don't think they have a choice. they have to. but -- yes. >> tiffany: that's a great point, q. and look, this is something that really hampered norfolk state's success. they

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i was like "what!" then -- [ cheers and applause ] [ bleep ] yeah. then sha'carri richardsonhe silver and i was like, "what!" [ light laughter ] then everyone was talking about simone biles and all of her gymnastics moves she has named after herself, and i was like, "what?" i have a gymnastics move, too. it's called "the ruffin." it's when you sit down and hear 376different joints pop. let me show you. [ crackling ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] then everyone was talking about how french pole vaulter anthony ammirati lost and i was like, "what?" then i found out why. his dong knocked down the bar. [ laughter ] >> pole vault for anthony ammirati of france. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] >> i was like, "what!?" did you wish to be well-endowed on a monkey's paw? [ laughter ] if that's what you're packing, why even take part in the olympics? what could you possibly have left to prove? [ laughter ] incidentally, dong is also the noise it made when it knocked down the bar. >> pole vault for anthony ammirati of france. [ bell ringing ] [ laughter ] anthony, baby, you may have

all right, that is i suppose he's looking for an answer and that's andy richardson. mandy, thank you so much. i or for mexican teenagers, their 15th birthday is a coming of age milestone celebrated with family members. but that's not possible for those with the parents in prison. however, a few families have been able to get together on the home and reports from mexico city. the the make up in the dresses familiar to anyone who knows mexican culture. the can see on use a big policy with families present that goes to the world at the 15th birthday. but this one's different. these goals are heading notes with dogs, so but to mexico, cities women's prison incent them up to i could teach law to celebrate with the j with mothers. it's an event. the n g o l is the more organizes with prison authorities. the entrances trial and then there were unions and the tears being here with them is a gift, a blessing for the family, my daughter, and it's beautiful. i couldn't control myself. i started crying, it's my boy and girl here and to celebrate both of them together. it's just while daniella is

that person is fast, i know, is that sha'carri richardson? sha'carri richardson. right it's like in the olympics they wear little clothing to not have the wind or whatever. right. and then here it's like the tail waving and the dust. you've got like the they're hoping for a good gust. oh that's funny. i just want to hear some more of their names right. yeah, that was a good one. my ex-girlfriend's girlfriend. maybe that's what ben affleck is saying. yeah, definitely. all right, well, let's get started this morning. we have kids going back to school today and other kids enjoying their last few days of summer. as we take a look at this beautiful sunrise right over dublin this morning. sun's about to come over the hills there and we're going to see sunshine. and another warm day today. now it will be windy and cooler starting tomorrow and we will have a couple of days where we get a little taste of fall. but then we're also going to be watching out for some showers very close to the bay area. it's the first day of school for the kids in gilroy. we're in the upper 50s

i do think that is a surprise, yes. sha'carri richardsonfavourite, she's been the fastest woman in the world this year, but she was upset, she ended up with the silver medal, lost to julien alford of st lucia of all places. runners from the west indies have historically performed terrifically on the international stage, many of them, i say most of them, end up at american colleges, where they train and get top coaching, and that's what they have done. she was at the university of texas, 23 years old, i believe, and shejust ran a great race, sha'carri ran a great race too, but she was a little slow out of the blocks. i think she ran 10.89 seconds, i bet if you had asked her if her time would win, she probably would have said yes, but alford was just lights out. she ran like 10.72, a tenth of a second or so off the record from ages ago. a first gold medal for st lucia. a pretty small country. 0nly only 180,000 0nly180,000 people that live there. we have to mention, as many people call her, the greatest of all time, simone biles, in the gymnas

but i am getting really old on the lavender track. sha'carri richardsonto the finish in a cutthroat 100 meter race, but it's going to be saint lucia's julian alfred ultimately snagging silver, followed by teammate melissa jefferson for gold, begins noah lyles started his quest for gold in the men's 100 meter heat. the favorite qualified for semifinals but finished second. to be honest, i think i'm more excited now that i didn't win that heat. i'm. i'm pretty scared for everybody else. right now. the us men's basketball team wrapped up pool games undefeated. it's been a fun first three games and we're looking forward to the medal rounds now. thank you. with kevin durant putting up 11 points against puerto rico, becoming the top all time scorer in the game. and that knockout round starts on tuesday. another bay area win a bronze in rowing, in the men's eight. and most of those rowers train or live in oakland. you know, i've been bringing you some olympic swag this whole time. we've got a fun one today. how about some olympic underwear? kim kardashian's bran

black-and-white, there's a lot of discrepancies there, there's a lot of gray area and i understand that, but listen, sha'carri richardson asked from the olympics because she tested positive for thc. if you are using performance-enhancing drug or a banned substance that should be the same sum with with a biological advantage. and with title ix it's not a black-and-white case but in many cases with collegiate athletes it's very black and white. someone who is transgender identifies as a different gender and they are taking away accomplishments and opportunities and wins for biological women who have worked their entire life to get to that level. but to charlie's point this goes to safety. someone will get her stomach hurt, others have gotten hurt a volleyball player will probably be suffering from consequent as for the rest of her life because of these decisions. it makes no sense the majority of the emigrant people are on the side of competing with your actual biological gender. this should not be a conversation but it is one i hope vice president and presumptive nominee kamala harris would be asked and will answer. >> s

i mean, i should say they pulled libya, ralph destroying africa's richardson, capital country. how do they pull off that this information? uh, as strategy. they smear people, they, uh, they work with people, you know, the big media corporations, all the god, media corporations in the united states and around nato countries. how did they do it from your perspective? seeing it from the inside it, let me go back and say something that you had asked me earlier, but also many polls and kind of gone in the state department and you know, lot more speaking out. well, i must tell you that this is the most optimistic i've been in the last 20 years, a more people speaking out and more people learn what's going on in the past, how they were able to get away with it was this information all day message. and to be frank with you, and i don't know how to take this, you know, in a negative way. but that it was big much, you know, the majority of the american people, they don't concentrate on foreign policy and how to get impact our national security. and how can you impact us economically. you

i'm clear. richardson in bertha and you are watching the day. i the lien talk speed 0. undoubtedly pursuing the main military goal of trying to stop our troops offensive painting unless you go to about a 1000 square kilometers in the cost region under control. so to pursue it appears the enemy is aiming to improve its future negotiating position with total natural, our operations of purely a security issue for ukraine, liberating the border from the russian ministry issue. and another of the enemies clear goals is to say social dis, cold rush report war to others and know what is coming home. but example, the tides also coming up on the day, the parents olympics are over, but the gender dispute in women's boxing will carry on. we'll talk about culture, wars and misconceptions. how then then i ask people to stop bullying all athletes. because this has massive effects. it can destroy people, and now we are 2 and a half years into the full scale war and you brain. and for all of that time the fighting has been taking place on ukrainian territory. but

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i talked to nicki bergman of the richardson center a few weeks ago on "special report" dealing with hostage exchange and these kinds of efforts around the world. he said this is the crucial time in the final hours to make sure everything lines up and is are dotted and ts crossed to make sure everything works. there are a number of names going the other way. hardened criminals some of them. some of them side to cyber efforts and attacks. others in jail, russians, for espionage. and we'll have more on that obviously as the day unfolds. paul whelan has been in jail for six years. he went to russia for a friend's wedding in 2018 and taken into custody on charges of espionage and evan gershkovitch. we all read pieces of his articles on the one-year anniversary of him being in custody as a notion of solidarity with him. this is massive for these families and no matter what the back end looks like, as we talked about with britteny griner before, it is a huge, huge story and we'll find out the details throughout the day. >> dana: one of the things that we learned was that if you go back to the time

i couldn't hear. it seemed a little muffled. leslie is in richardson texas and she texts in she's reading poverty by america by matthew desmond. yes, we him do a program at the library of congress, and it's a very thought provoking book. and as we talk about social issues and the face of poverty, in fact, diane arbus did a wonderful you know, she's a famous photographer and think of her in one way that she did a special series, the social security administration, the 1970s, right before she passed on the face of poverty. it was really something. how often you have public program at the at the library, all the time. and a lot of them are streamed online on youtube. and so you can actually see some of the and of course, in person we have a new program thursday live at the library. dr. hayden there's also a series for you are the library of congress. so there is a series for members congress only correct and series focuses on the historical books. so jeffrey rosen, for instance, will be there. mr. rubin's, who has a number of books, historic figures, and

i might be a little biased. she runs my favorite event. >> you know, think about running fast. americans finished two and three in the women's 100 meter. big expectations for sha'carri richardson. what, what do you think happened? >> i think that, you know, the hundred is a race where you can't have really any mistakes, you know, and julien alfred had a brilliant start and sha'carri wasn't really able to recover from hers. but it's the olympics. anything can happen. i think that's what we see time and time again, but she's young. she has so much future ahead of her and i'm sure that she will be back at many olympic games you were the face of american athletics for more than a decade now, it's people like xi, carrie richardson, sydney mclaughlin-levrone, one what kind of pressure comes with that? there is a lot of pressure. there's a lot of expectations when you are the favorite and, you know, when you're the face that everyone is looking towards. so hopefully everyone has a really good support system to be able to manage some of those expectations. >> i you may not be on the track anymore, but you're still winning at these olympics. you advocated to have a nursery in the olymp

and then finally, look and i also do truman capote. and so richardson triggered let me hear you. truman capote. you ringo's all out. oh, you know, and rich says, mr. president, it's pretty good. but you don't have a material. and reagan's says, well, do you have any ideas? so, rich down the cocktail answer to. reagan. reagan looks at his eyes right up the reads. he says, well, they said, i wrote in cold, but actually i wrote in ink ink. well, we could go on with more of these great stories, anecdotes. i mean, anyone who worked with reagan certainly has a few of them. yes. and i know we have a few veterans, the administration in the audience today that. hopefully, we'll get to hear from them, too. but please, let's fielding some questions from the. and i'm sure there's inquiring minds and about. i believe maggie or my wonderful colleague will bring over a mic so if you just raise your hand i think we have one over here and. one over there. it looks like mikey my also wonderful colleague, mike, came back here on mikes here. okay. i'm of curious about whether to what degree barry go

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richardson. america dominates many of these events and earlier i spoke to the ceo of the usa track and field whot. our collegiate system is such an important part of the development of our world—class athletes and has such a huge impact on the sport globally, so we couldn't be more proud of the colleges and universities, the coaches that worked so hard to get our athletes ready to compete on a stage like the olympic games. it's such an important system, isn't it? for bringing up people from all over america but, as we have seen withjulien alfred, from all over the world. absolutely. and i think even in the united states, people fail to recognise that our system benefits our athletes globally so we could not be more proud to contribute as a country to the development of these athletes and the collegiate system plays such an important role in that. how much pressure is there, do you think, on team usa to get the job done in track and field, given the job in the pool was a bit disappointing this year? you know, last night, swimming had an amazing night. we are focused on our game plan. we're here t

richardson ran the 100 meter earlier this week, where she got silver. crossing the finish line. it was a phenomenal feeling, knowing that all of the ladies that iorked with on the four by one knew that we all did the things that we needed to do to go forward and to get me across the finish line first. we have plenty of more olympic news to come. san jose volleyball player spoke to us after winning bronze, plus the u.s. and china in a dead heat. right now. when it comes to the most gold, who will end up on top? and we are joined by brandi chastain to talk soccer. we're going to break it all down, coming up in just a few minutes from now. but first, we want to catch you up on some other headlines we are watching tonight. vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area this weekend. she's coming to san francisco on sunday to raise more campaign cash in her bid for the presidency. today, harris continued her swing state blitz, stopping in phoenix with a stop specifically aimed at swaying latino voters. it comes after she picked up a historic endorsement from the country's oldest latino civil rights group tomorrow. she's heading to las veg

sly against trump at one point oh, no, i did in the beginning to until i started really listening to both sides. >> maki richardson hasn't yet decided who he will vote for him. he's talked about childless cat ladies what are your thoughts about that statement? should he stay away from that or is it okay to say something like that? >> i believe that stay away from it and learn how many people that have flak or fashion so much for this nation in one way or another, that don't have children. >> the mayor of jackson, lower time as prefers not to be public about who she supports for president but if good things can happen because his name is out there and he's tied to air community, then great. >> that's exciting. >> i'm the director of the brennan and county public library. i'm the public information officer for the jackson fire department. i'm also remembered the jackson city council, steven bowling knows j.d. >> vance and his family and says they have come in the county library frequently over the years as far as the book that helped give j.d. vance fame, it certainly caused interest to be placed upon the mountain f

. >> now, just a bit ago, behind me, i was in there see americans feasters, sha'carri richardson, here at the stade to france she hadn't played rockin, but then it got a bit quiet from the american fans as the defending world champ finished second in the semifinal heat of the 100 meters gym is still locked your spot in the final tonight teammate melissa jefferson finished first in her heat tt area advance to those going to be a lot of red, white, and blue in this it's 100 meter final tonight well, can i wait to watch the fight that goal trinity rodman goal in the top left-hand corner. that was cool to see i know you got to sit down with a women's foil fencing team who won their first gold medal ever tell us what it was like we're talking history makers. i mean, he's girls has such a vibe. jim usa fascina stopped by our wbd house rooftop studios in paris three-time gold medalist lee kiefer, lauren scruggs, reference harvard jackie dubrovich and maia weintraub. they told us about the moment they want america's first-ever for team gold in fencing there we are with the stars of team usa wh

joining us is nila richardson of adp. it to go back to something we were talking about a few weeks ago. you said it is too early to talk about hard landing. you said the middle part is difficult to read. can you walk us through that again. the data over the last week or so validates your approach. nela: this would be a very different jackson hole conversation if the data did not break out the way you did last week. what we saw's they're still strengthen this economy. you sought with the consumer and the job market and you saw inflation was going down. it was way too soon to talk about recession or hard landing and i think the ball to me for this conversation -- the goal to me is to put the brakes on the fear mongering about the recession and tell us what normal looks like. we as an economy do not have a good view of what a normal economy looks like. not in the unemployment rate and not in the inflation rate. we are coming from a period where inflation was too low before the pandemic, not too high, and where unemployment was

sam i kendricks one silver from the us, he's the first man to retain the olympic vault title since the american bob richardson6, but a sell—out crowd watched him break the old olympic record before he cleared six metres 25 there to better his own world record, the ninth time that the 24—year—old has bettered the worldmark. i 24-year-old has bettered the worldmark.— worldmark. i guess i've been fortunate _ worldmark. i guess i've been fortunate enough _ worldmark. i guess i've been fortunate enough to - worldmark. i guess i've been fortunate enough to do - worldmark. i guess i've been fortunate enough to do it - fortunate enough to do it several times now, but every time, the feeling is kind of the same. i think this was probably a more extreme version of the feeling. when i'm going over the bar, it isjust like... yet, it doesn't feel real, in a way, so that was morejust kind of real, in a way, so that was more just kind of hysteria and just freaking out. fix, more just kind of hysteria and just freaking out.— just freaking out. a fantastic spectacle- — just freaking out. a fantastic spectacle- a _ just freakin

>> no, i did in the beginning you until i started really listening to both sides. >> maki richardson hasn't yet decided who he will vote for. he's talked about childless cat ladies what are your thoughts about that statement? should he stay away from that or is it okay to say something like, i believe that stay away from it and learn how many people that have flagged so much for this nation in one way or another, that don't have children. >> the mayor of jackson, lower time as prefers not to be public about who she supports president. but if good things can happen because his name is out there and he's tied to air community then great. that's exciting. >> i'm the director of the breadth of county public library. i'm the public information officer for the jackson fire department. i'm also remembered the jackson city council stephen bowling knows j.d. >> vance and his family and says they have come in the county library frequently over the years as far as the book that helped give j.d. vance fame, it certainly caused interest to be placed upon the mountain folks, but only time will tel

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