let's bring in abigail doolittle. abigail: when volatility happens , it breeds more volatility. what goes down must come up. we are seeing a counterbalance. it really starts -- what is interesting, small caps are up on the week, 2.7%, but it is really big and large-cap. the s&p 500 up the better half of 4%. also the best week since 2023. in terms of the yen, this is one of the scarier charts i have seen. it is dangling, waiting for sellers to come back in. when the yen was going lower, it was borrowed as cheap currency and then going to risk assets. in july the yen started to strengthen which method trade on wound and there was no longer than a few will for to far, too fast. this shows relative to the small caps when the dollar-yen strengthens, after that the small caps go higher. it really points out the relationship. all eyes are on the yen. scarlet: small caps are a beneficiary among other asset classes of the borrowing of sheep yen. i thought crypto was higher for the week, it is not. abigail: this is one area we do not have risk on. oil had been lower. i would say there is

abigail eventually prevailed, not surprisingly, and james was educated after abigail. the next first lady, to show any interest in civil rights and equality for african-americans was mary lincoln, who had come from a slaveholding family that some of her family fought for the south. but mary saw the horrors of slavery, and many of her family members did free their enslaved workers. mary seamstress elizabeth keckley was a free african american and she informed mary of the plight of many of the former enslaved workers who were fleeing to the north during the civil war and that they were living in poverty. they were starving. and mary personally gave hundreds of dollars of her own money to those individuals to keep them fed and clothed. and she also wrote letters on behalf of some of these freed slaves for government positions, including for elizabeth keckley. between the civil war and eleanor roosevelt, who really was the first lady who took so many stances on this issue, there was lucy hayes, who you just heard about in a recent op ed white house history happy hour. lizz

she we first want to know, how is abigail doing?— abigail doing? she is doing re abigail doing?keep in mind that she may not go home. my niece was murdered, they went outside and the other kids are starting to run and then he was murdered. these three children watched the mother and father being murdered in the two children of six and nine watched the mother and father being murdered. and now she was taken hostage but she survived and went to a neighbour's house, they let in this three—year—old covered in her father's blood. the husband —— she was a hostage for 51 days. after all of this trauma, i'm sure she is healthy and she is ok. she likes to dance and put 0k. she likes to dance and put make—up on and eat french fries like little kids. but what we know is that she has experience something that a two—year—old should have experience. her home was destroyed. this is what she lives with. her extended family takes care of her. ,, ., extended family takes care of her, ., , ,y ., extended family takes care of her. ., , _ ., ., ., her. so happy to hear that abiuail her. so happy to

abigail: a huge difference maker.'m not so fully with these energy drinks but relative to celsius, or are pretty attractive. they are white and what i consider to be -- scarlet: lightning bolts or something. abigail: some of the other brands, they are black cans. it is going to come down to that. and advertising. it also comes down to the personal preference. these companies seem to suggest it is going to come down to pricing. companies saying they are pricing -- saying the pricing promotional strategy is key. we are hearing that from mcdonald's. shake shack saying they are not going anywhere near price reductions but it is for them the marketing. the marketing they gave few details about that. they are considering that to be the secret sauce. a company like texas roadhouse. people are willing to pay up. for years out of the pandemic we have been talking about what is the consumer going to get tired of disinflation. i think we are heading that moment now. it is a bifurcation between brands. more seem to be suffering f

pleasure to be here to introduce you to abigail. i want to cover three basic things in this conversation. okay? okay. now you got. describe the problem that you write about in bad therapy. what is it? how got here. and maybe how we can get out. so what was the spark that? started this book and tell us a couple the most surprising things discovered. sure it's. it's great to be here. you know, i'm crazy about city journal and the manhattan institute. always a joy to write for them. and and, of course, to be here with one of my absolute heroes emily coffee. it's just a great. so thank you so book. they always sort of pair these things in the press, you know, and but the book in some ways is not very surprising. right? the book that anything that is power ful, any intervention that is powerful all that is efficacious can help. it can also necessarily harm. right. that's true of any intervention. now, how did i get to. so so that's the claim. the therapeutic interventions kids are getting. how did i get here? so with the last book, i too

and abigail abigail, do we see her there she is. high. abigail mallon goni is the is an archivist at the john f kennedy presidential library. i looked i checked the weather in cambridge. i think today is 43 and rainy. so not only do we wish you were here, but sure, you wish you were here. and i do. she's been an archivist with the national archives and records administration the past 14 years. first, working at the richard nixon presidential library before joining jfk in 2013. prior to her with nara, she worked for the winthrop group in new york city. abigail received her m.s. in library and information science from long island university. she is an associate lecturer at university of massachusetts. boston, and serves as a representative at large for the new england archivists. apropos, today's program, she was the archivist who processed the barbara franklin collection of papers and the last but not least, john roy price retired is the retired president and of the federal home loan bank of pittsburgh. during the first nixon administratio

abigail, when the book is kisses, codes and conspiracies. so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> disney's ultimate fan event is now underway in anaheim, and ceo bob iger is sharing what he's looking displacing thousands more. abc news is remembering the tragedy with an all new special maui rising the fight for hawaii's future. the special examines how the tragedy ignited a grassroots movement for statewide change. >> august 8th was a wake up call. change has to happen. >> within days of the fire, a new generation of leaders emerged to fight for their town. their community, and ultimately, a more equitable future for all of hawai'i. >> you can watch maui rising the fight for hawaii's future tonight at eight, right here on abc seven and streaming the next day on hulu. finally, d23, the largest disney expo in the world, is now underway in anaheim, with special screenings, never before seen exhibits, and special presentations today through sunday. abc news reporter rebecca jarvis got the inside scoop from bob iger, the ceo of our pa

you asked abigail about how she is may be parenting differently than people around her and abigail, youalked about that different value that you have that you want to instill into your children. right now my values are in direct conflict with the values of the school my kids go to, the other parents. so i have to say to my kids here's what i believe, but other people don't believe that and then we have to sort of strategize about how we hide or shareso our belief systems. so i'm wondering if you can talk about that because that is a weird thing to communicate to my kids even that essentially we live in a kind of left wing public school situation. >> so here's what i would say to you. your kid is going to base a lot of people who are not afraid to communicate what they think is right to your kid, so before you send them out there, it isn't we think this but other people feel differently. it's this is right because i'm your mom and i know what's right. and this is right. i don't know what's right for everyone. i know what's right for you because i'm your mom. remember when we used to say

pleasure to be here to introduce you to abigail. i want to cover three basic things in this conversation. [inaudible] >> okay. describe the problem that you write about in "bad therapy," what is it? how we got here and maybe how we can get out. so what was the spark that started this book? and tell us a couple of the most surprising things you discovered. >> sure. it's great to be here. i'm crazy that "city journal" and the manhattan institute is always a joy to write for them and, of course, to be a with one of my absolute heroes, emily yoffe, is just a great honor, so thank you. books, they y always parity thee things in the press, you know, but the book in some ways is not very surprising, right? the book says that anything that is powerful, and intervention that is powerful that is efficaciouss can help. they can also necessarily harm, right? that's d true of any interventi. now, how did i get to -- so that's the claim about the therapeutic interventions, our kids are getting. how did i get a? so with the last book i took a look

abigail has more.bigail: we have quite a few decliners for tech space and you mentioned nasdaq down more than 1% and the s&p going solidly in negative territory. a big piece of it has to do with the chips. nvidia, lots of jitters ahead of earnings but microcomputers plunging 25% after having fallen significantly yesterday and this plunge today of course comes on the delay of their 10-k filing, filing hindenburg short report into all this the chip company had been up in a big way this year on the a.i. frenzy, not so much but not taking nvidia with it, down 2.1%. earnings tonight after the bell. the comps they're going up against are difficult on a year over year financial basis and could factor into how the stocks react. sliding along with the chip space we have the mega cap tech names, too, including microsoft and amazon. the risk is shifting. let's look at what is working because there are stocks working, ideosynthetic. and the quarter is really nice and a guide saying a.i. and automotive could help t

abigail, hi, what is this? you 've changed a lot, you've matured so much, i can't say the same about you. gareth, what a smart girl, she decided to outsmart me, just like her father, jonathan, he hid you well from us, that medallion was dampening your powers, your father didn't want you to be special, he understood that some people shouldn't be stronger than others. and he invented a device that makes everyone equal, you believe in what your father wanted, right? i'm sure you're as talented as he was, be with us, together we'll create a city of equals where honesty is valued above all else. here they are random and undeserved gifts and strength, it's so unfair, are you recruiting me, but i'm not like him and i won't be, roy, this is your chance to regain our trust, you have to kill her, i 'm not a murderer, kill... her, or i will, now you're ethan, prove to me that you won't spare the daughter of a traitor. markus, wait, what is the? ' no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's gone, i've been brewing this in

abigail: let's talk about that balance sheet stress.y get to see the plumbing of this system. josh segan joined us not long ago and said it looks bearish in other folks we spoke to who are closer to the banks and financing think that the commercial real estate playbook this cycle, it's worse for longer. you happened to see both. where are we, what inning, how bad is it? greg: unfortunately i think it will take a couple of years to come out of what's happening right now. we are going through a sluggish cycle for commercial real estate. it has been that way for the last couple of years with values coming down dramatically. some stabilization of values over the last six months, just given that there is a lot of capital chasing commercial real estate but the reality is there are a lot of challenges ahead because of the new rates reset that has impacted those long-term so we went from a decade before 2022 where we had 0% interest rates and they were much more compressed than what we are seeing today. before you talked about -- abigail: befor

abigail doolittle. abigail: we have a lot of movers and to the upside we have big tech after the speech from jay powell, suggesting that the liquidity gates could be open and the cuts that folks are anticipating. nvidia, tesla, broadcom and then apple. nvidia, u.n. nancy were talking about it, something that we need to keep in mind is the conversation around numbers. this quarter they are expecting just 113% and that is a big drop on the bottom line. 580 5% growth year-over-year. this quarter, 156. that could, even if they meet just be a little bit of a ripple. they need to put up big numbers. in terms of what have leading to the downside. the tax prep software company met the corridor but their full year view is long. the chinese company does report next week and down into that report. we do have the shares of bill, the back office company which failed to impress. goldman sachs cut them to a neutral and they are already down 42%. red robin they cut the full year. in terms of today there are some people

vonnie: abigail, thank you. we're going to dig into that later. when it comes to the consumer and the economy, earlier today wells fargo says he sees some weakness in the labor market. >> the trend is very clear here, in payrolls, in the unemployment rate, even in the survey data. look at the last report. more consumers reporting that jobs are scarce, fewer consumers reporting that jobs are plentiful. and when i look at the totality of the data there, i think that's very reliable, even if week to week claims or month to month you get this noise from a whole bunch of factors. vonnie: playing into markets this morning, we saw key economic indicators, including initial jobless claims, pending home sales, and a revision to g.d.p. for more on all of this data, let's bring in our economist. the economic data does still matter. what did you make of the idea that perhaps there's nothing to see here in terms of labor market weakness? >> i think this has been the key theme. as the labor market renormalizes, it is really an incremental slowdown that should n

let's bring in abigail doolittle. abigail: with the s&p 500 barely doing anything, there is a tug-of-war beneath the surface between some of the big tech names and less value names. we have two idiosyncratic movers. insula up 7.6%. this as the omni pod five has received clearance. med tech of insolent use -- of insulin use. paramount global down 6%. the worst day since the middle of june as we have edgar bronfman jr dropping out of the bidding war for the media company after cementing deal terms last week. interesting tug-of-war here. to the upside i'm not sure what is behind this. i don't get to say that often. i always like to say i don't know. it is a sign of the obvious none of us knows everything. these are the stock -- top stocks of the s&p 500. you can see some of the online travel agent. those are higher as well. i'm sure the why will come out. these are among the top stocks for the s&p 500. and then finally let's take a look at the big one. this will be the stock of the day. it is the stock of the times. nvid

abigaill shrier received the barbara olsen award for excellence in journalism in 2022.202211. beston book by the economist and the times of london, it has been translated into 101 languages. she holds an a.b. from columbia college -- from the university of oxford and a j.d. from yale law school. she has written for the manhattan city journal for a number of years. emily was a contributing writer at the atlantic where she focused on campus sexual assault and the need d for due process. beforere that she was a longtime contributor to m slade where she wrote on many top thetics as well as being an advice columnist for ten years. please join me in giving them a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you so much -- [inaudible] i want to cover three basic things in this conversation -- >> [inaudible] >> okay. >> now we can. >> describee the problem that yu write about in "bad therapy," what is it, how we got here and maybe how we can get out. so what was the spark that started this book, and tell us a couple of the most surprising things you discovered. >> sure. it's great on to h

is that you, an adult, abigail, many, many years later, do you want to say hello to her? i'm spencer, i train new recruits and i'll train you. it's all useless. i'll never be accepted. everyone here thinks my father is a criminal. i remember you. it doesn't matter who your father is, you're one of us. quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, it's too early for you. it's not safe. what is this? it's an engine. endshin? no, it's an engn, it focuses and directs our power, their action depends on the shape, to control nature and its elements, you need to use a round engine, but i like square ones better, they affect objects, but my favorites are triangular engines, they affect people, to heal or kill. to control nature with all the elements, maybe a round engine, but i love, you already said that. maybe even an object, for example, to hide something, i need to go home, and what, who's here? right now, to control nature with all the elements, we need a round engine, where are you going, i need to go home, this is important, you can't leave, and what if you shoot me again, you don't know ho

abigail, i can only point in the direction, daddy, i want you to come back, it's all like a recording, yes, i got me some clues, phrases, all sorts of things happen, even the unprecedented, everything i need. it's to believe, so keep your head up, higher, higher, even higher. keep your head up, that's what he always told me, look, the arrow points there, there should be one here hint. a ray of sunshine is shining on the mirror. dad, you left hints, abigail, honey, you 're here, i found ford, tell me how to turn off the device that takes power from special ones, i can only point in the direction, remember my words, you. said something about three friends, i need three objects, yes, warmth, stop, picture, these are engines, engines of all three types, bravo, right in that... they do everything together, so we need to somehow connect them, i caught the rays of the sun, the mirror, you can focus them in it rays, norman, i need engines of all three species, connect the engines together and point them at the mirror, it will collect their rays. dad, the power doesn't work here, dad, i did ev

john adams, who's here today famously wrote to his wife, abigail adams. also here that our independence should be celebrated with pomp and parade, with games, sports bells, bonfires, illuminations from one end of this continent to the other from this time forward forever more. now, i don't know about a bonfire today, but we will certainly celebrate here at the national archives. secondly, in addition, our celebration today, i challenge everyone here to think how we can continue the journey begun by thomas jefferson and our founders. why this important? because the hard of democracy is never over. we can never become complacent when it comes to the pursuit and protection of our god rights. and while it's important to declare those rights proudly, as we will today, when we listen to the declaration, read loud, we need to stand behind them as well. now, as i said, the beginning of my remarks today is america's 248th birthday. that means we have a big one coming up in only two years as, we prepare for our nation's 250th anniversary in 2026. i can share today

abigail: on a regular day, if we were looking at the board, we would say it's pretty bearish. the s&p 500 down more than 4%. the nasdaq 100 futures overnight down 6%. now the indexes really having their worst day in just a few days, because of this period. but take a look at the big decliners, the pressure today really coming from the chip space earlier, but we do still have intel and nvidia lower, but earlier nvidia had been down 13% too far, too fast. intel last week reporting a disastrous quarter. that stock on the year over the last 12 months down more than 70%. apple and super microcomputer, this one is slipping, but apple is interesting, because that chart really points to the idea. but right now, sellers taking a little bit of a breather. we're not seeing any kind of panic. what we are seeing is a lot of breadth. berkshire hathaway, which reported over the weekend, talking about selling much of that apple position, much of that selling starting at the end of last year with the stock in a correction. apple in april of this year, this stock down about 2.7%, despite the st

abigail: this is one not sting the indexes. up more than 1.5%.s is one of the worst days for the antiviral maker. down 40% that was the worst day ever since the company traded publicly going back to 1997 as their mpox study failed to meet the goal. there were some unusual circumstances such as folks enrolled already being one week into their case and within a hospital but investors are not liking this. a piece could be that the stock was up 129% on the year and clearly expectations were meant to go the other way that it went this way. this could be bad news for siga. but let us look in another antiviral maker, geovax up on the negative news for siga. the stock had been up 30% and they are also working on an mpox vaccine. looking at some of those indexes, looking at the shares of walmart up 6.6%. the stock had been closer to nine or 10% and the best day going all the way back to 2020, the degree of the buying power this of course after they put up a good quarter and raised the full-year view to as much of four point 7% growth as much of the prior

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we have abigail working on a robotic tadpole. >> reporter: students here develop tiny robots. >> we have a couple students working on whiskers and dan working on reach bot. >> reporter: a little robot about the size of a volleyball that may someday climb into and check out martian caves for possible human habitation. >> if you want to go inside a cave, the first thing is how do you even get around? the be objective is to have something go into space that almost nothing else can do. how about a small robot, but with really long arms, 30 feet long? it can just reach out and grab. like a giant spider essentially, work its way around the inside of the cave. >> reporter: that's the challenge. first the robot has to get a grip on itself. >> what these have are very sharp spines. >> reporter: the spines are made of fish hooks on are suture needles. >> it finds rock, grabs on, tightens and take a fairly high load. >> reporter: then it extends up to 30 feet, but using space-hardened booms are way too expensive and complicated. >> this is not complicated and i can extend it pretty far. >> reporter

abigail because he's not writing to abigail at this time. mcdougal starts to build anticolonial bonds. this is something that the alliances never do. they really look outside of new york. they don't really look outside of manhattan really. they think about manhattan as the center of the universe to them as for some of the orchids and like that today. and so as things progress. so the continental congress happens. the continental association is passed. new york has all of these various committees that are formed, and they're all kind of humorous named there's the committee of 50 and the committee of 51. committee 60, the committee of 100. and the last. he's really pack the committees early on. more of more members delancey ates than people who support mcdougal. but the balance shifts as people are added to these committees when it comes to the spring of 1775, the new york assemblies refuses to adopt proceedings of the continental congress. we're not going to we're not going to deal with them. we're not going to accept what happened in the leg

evento en tiktok que le mostraba colocando una corona en honor a los fallecidos en el bombardeo de abigail fotos. la campaÑa de trump asegurÓ que un empleado del cementerio de arlington decidiÓ bloquear fÍsicamente a los miembros del equipo del presidente trump durante una ceremonia solemne, mientras que un portavoz del cementerio indicÓ que la ley federal prohÍbe campaÑas polÍticas o actividades relacionadas con elecciones dentro de los cementerios militares del ejÉrcito nacional. por su parte, representantes de la campaÑa jerry's world calificaron el incidente como un episodio triste, ya que trump tiene un historial de degradar a los miembros del servicio militar. aunque la vicepresidenta kamala harris no se ha pronunciado sobre lo ocurrido en arlington, el compaÑero de fÓrmula de trump, jd evans, sÍ lo hizo donald trump because he showed up. bueno, y ahora tenemos mÁs informaciÓn sobre este altercado. se sabe que un empleado del cementerio fue empujado abruptamente por un miembro del equipo de donald trump. se reportÓ a la policÍa, pero Él decidiÓ no presentar cargos. >> seguimos al pen

abigail kemper, la jugadora campeona del mundo del 2019, anotaba así entonces el uno a 0 para bay fc.an al akron luego de sacar un empate en el volcán frente a tigres, mostrando buen fútbol, sobre todo en la primera parte. lamentablemente para el rebaño no podrán contar ni con jesús orozco ni con javier hernández, que se están recuperando de sus respectivas lesiones. javier continúa con su rehabilitación en la rodilla, mientras que chiquete espera volver pronto del desgarro que sufrió en mazatlán. esto dijo fernando gámez. el caso de javier es un chico que nosotros lo necesitamos dentro del plantel, dentro de los entrenamientos y dentro de los partidos. yo lo vengo diciendo, es muy. es muy importante para para el, para el resto de los futbolistas que él esté, pero vamos a trabajar para que él pueda jugar, para que pueda estar y vamos a hacer todo lo que esté a nuestro alcance, tanto la parte médica, él y el cuerpo técnico para que él tenga su mejor versión para volver a que esté con nosotros disponible. y bueno, las que vuelven son las chivas rayadas del guadalajara por la pantalla de

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abigail adams, when her husband, john, was getting ready to go to the constitutional convention said don't forget about the ladies. women will not accept the country in which women don't have the right to vote. now, here we are many, many, many generations from that. but, we are in the same place. i don't think women will not a government which rights have been stripped, particularly when you look at black maternal health. black women are three times more likely to die in childbirth. so, these rights and these freedoms, they are really about our health. and, again, we are seeing black women, black women were the first ones to organize the national call where you have thousands and tens of thousands of black women coming together, we are going to do what we always have done, we are going to roll up our sleeves, we are going to stand together as sisters and we are doing this for our country but we also are doing it for those that came before us and for our children and our children's children. >> martin, as i said and the opening of this segment, this week we mark the 61st anniversary

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my girls, gamer girl abigail and queen of the monkey bars miley are everything to me.er have been born without access to [ applause ] >> because after ten years of struggling with infertility, i was only able to have them through the miracle of ivf. [ applause ] >> but now trump's anti-woman crusade has put other americans' right to have their own families at risk because if they win republicans will not stop at banning abortion. they will prosecute doctors. they will shame and spy on women. and if you think that's farfetched, look at what happened in the last year. so let me say to every would be parent, i see you. i'm with you. and together, in november, we'll send a message to old cadet bone spurs, stay out of our doctors' offices and, while you're at it, out of the oval office, too. look, my struggle with infertility was more painful than any wound i earned on the battlefield. so how dare a convicted felon like donald trump treat women seeking health care like they're the ones breaking the law. how dare j.d. vance criticize childless women on cable news, then -- th

marched in the women's march several years ago and she's the one i mentioned earlier with a history of abigailremember the ladies" quote. this is a speech that meant something to you. i can see it on your face. what were you thinking as he watched hillary clinton deliver her remarks? >> it was amazing to hear from her. i know the extra ordinary challenge after the 2016 election. but for her to take this mantle and place it on kamala harris' shoulders and say that it's time for her generation to take this on, it's amazing. i am so proud to be here. supporting kamala harris, tim walz. it's an amazing time for the country. >> reporter: you mentioned you've got two daughters. one of them helped you with that fascinate her on your head. the activism and advocacy you do is for their generation. would it mean for you for them to have the first woman sit in the oval office as president of the united states? not for nothing, oversee the 250th anniversary of the birthday of this country. >> i am super excited. i can see the amount, one of my daughters, my youngest helps me with all of my political stuff

abigail: you are the reasons other stocks are down even though stocks are overall up. we are having lots of earnings come in. take a look at shares of cvs down 1%. they have launched $2 billion in cost-cutting but they have been having such a rough time over the last year and longer. disney down 1.9% as parks grew 2%. a slowdown in parks pointing to fatigue on the part of consumers offsetting some of the gains for streaming. novo nordisk down 7.9%. revenue squeezed by the pharmaceutical benefit managers around will go v that drug pricing investors not liking with the stock down so much. airbnb down 13%. they missed sales. they missed bookings. this is a snapshot of some of the stocks that are not working. helping out some of the indexes. his is one reason we are off the lows. that is nvidia. women technologies up 30% -- lumen technologies. there is a 14% shortage. i expect that is some of the move. a bit of a relief for the beleaguered cybersecurity space. nvidia had been higher. this is one of the biggest boosts or drags given what direction the move is. the s&p 500,

in california, abigail chavez brings the toddler she babysits to tilden little farm every week. >> it'sy, like, useful to entertain them, especially, like, without getting them inside and using their ipads and things like that. >> the little one loves to feed the cows, and sometimes they take selfies for social. >> yeah, we take pictures all the time at little farm. >> the animals are captive and used to human interaction. but out in the east bay regional park district's open spaces, it's not always a good idea to try and snap a selfie. >> bad idea. okay, definitely, because. because most cows are really protective of their babies and they weigh about 1,000 pounds. the hill cows. so that's a lot of muscle to have head in your way. >> and he says it can happen quick. the park district uses animals like cattle to graze over almost 87,000 acres. august to october is calving season, when interactions with calves can bring danger to both people and animals. >> these calves are not the kind of cows you find on little farm. it's not a petting zoo. they're range cows. they're meant to be in the

we have abigail working on a robotic tadpole. >> reporter: students develop tiny robots. >> we have ae working on whiskers in the water for underwater robots. dan is reaching on reach bot. >> reporter: a little robot about the size of a volleyball, that may someway climb into and check out martian caves and possible human habitation . >> how do you get around? >> the objective is have something go into space almost nothing else can do. how about small robot? but with really long arms. 30 feet long, so it can just reach out and grab. like a giant spider, essentially, work its way around the inside of the cave. >> reporter: that is the challenge, first, the robot has to get a grip on itself. >> what you have are rays of very sharp spines is. the spines are made of fish hooks, or suture needles. so this gripper goes in, finds a rock, it grabs on, it tightens, then take a fairly high load. >> reporter: then extends up to 30 feet, but using space hardened booms are way too expensive and complicated. >> this is not complicated. i can extend it pretty far. >> reporter: it is the first step t

the wood disasters withdrawal and the 13 dead at abigail.ansfer that she did not attend. we don't know what's happening and that needs to be addressed because netanyahu is not looking at blink and invite them. he's at harris. >> john: she is a blank slate. there is no policy page on her website. her supporters say that she is holding off on writing detailed policy until after the election should she win. we don't have much of an idea other than what we looked at in 2019 when she unsuccessfully ran for president paired she was described as a hawk but at the same time she wanted to get back into the jcpoa which would indicate that anybody who wants to get back into that jcpoa would likely have a soft on iran policy. >> this is like rebooking tickets on the titanic. we just don't know what she wants to do and she needs to tell the american people and the reason she needs to tell the american people on national security as it's not just the economic piece or the diplomatic piece but there is the kinetic piece. as always a fight there. there's so

a reading of the declaration of independence by actors portraying historical characters including abigaildams, benjamin franker inand thomas jefferson host bid the national archives and at 7:00 p.m. eastern watch american history tv series historic convention speeches featuring notable remarks by presidential nominees and other political figures from the past several decades. this week rainbow push coalition founder jesse jackson spoke at 1988 democratic convention in atlanta after losing nomination to massachusetts governor michael, exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find full schedule on program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history. >> you think this is just a community center, no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is

my girls, gamer girl abigail and queen of the monkey bars, miley are everything to me.hey would never have been born without access to reproductive care. [ cheers and applause ] because after ten years of struggling with infertility, i was only able to have them through the miracle of ivf. [ cheers and applause ] but now trump's anti-woman crusade has put other americans' right to have their own families at risk because if they win, republicans will not stop at banning abortion. they will come for ivf next. they'll prosecute doctors. they will shame and spy on women. and if you think that's far-fetched, just look up what happened in alabama last year. so, let me say to every would-be parent, i see you. i'm with you. and together in november we'll send a message to old cadet bone spurs. [ laughter and applause ] stay out of our doctor's offices and while you're at it, out of the oval office too. [ cheers and applause ] look, my struggle with infertility was more painful than any wound i earned on the battlefield, so how dare a convicted felon like donald trump treat wome

the california council abigail chavez brings the toddler. >> she babysits to tilden little farm everylly, like, useful to entertain them. especially, lik, without getting them inside and using their ipads. and things like that. >> the little one loves to feed the cows, and sometimes they take selfies for social. >> yeah, we take pictures all the time at little farm. >> the animals are captive and used to human interaction. but out in the east bay regional park district's open spaces, it's not always a good idea to try and snap a selfie. >> bad idea. okay, definitely. because. because most cows are really protective of their babies and they weigh about 1,000 pounds. the hill cows. so that's a lot of muscle to have heading your way. >> and he says it can happen quick. the park district uses animals like cattle to graze over almost 87,000 acres. august to october is calving season when interactions with calves can bring danger to both people and animals. >> these calves are not the kind of cows you find on little farm. it's not a petting zoo. they're range cows. they're meant to be in th

just last week, billionaire heiress abigail disney turned back on the tap after refusing to donate anotheriden stayed in the race. reid hoffman, the co-founder of linkedin and venture capitalist ron conway, also working the phones to corral support for harris, now on track to raise $100 million. the case we're hearing for the vice president to come and support her over trump is like this. she's willing to have conversations with ceos. well, biden didn't always want to have those types of conversations. he had intermediaries who would have those talks for him. the money crucial to dominating the airwaves for both sides since, you know, harris rose to the top of the ticket, there has been you know, over $100 million put into future ad reservations in the coming weeks. and months, both in support for harris and against harris by trump and his allied political action committees. that's the tell of where we're going to see a lot of this money showing the importance, the influence and power these big money donors yield. with less than 100 days until the election. that was yasmin vossoughian repo

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