adrienne haslet is a runner.st ten years. are you still angry? >> i'm angry that people were hurt, and angry that they did it. but i don't live in the anger anymore. it's a very big change for me coming out. that is taken some time. and i think that running helps. >> norah: adrienne haslet was near the finish line on april 15th, 2013 when two bombs exploded. she lost her left leg. it's hard to believe it has been ten years since the boston marathon bombing. >> i hear you say that and i want to correct you, it just does not feel like ten years. it's been on what lessons have you learned since then? >> gosh, i think i have learned that when someone tells you something can be done it is actually their limitations and not yours. i have learned that on the dates you need to be in the fetal position and sob, you should do that. >> norah: that competitive ballroom dancer left the hospital promising to dance again and to run the boston marathon. both goals she accomplished. now her focus is on her mental health and advoc

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let's start with the flooding that adrienne showed us. what are they looking like now?they're looking like that shot. that's the thing about river flooding. it's slow to go up and slow to go down, especially if some aren't expected to crest until tomorrow, monday, or tuesday, it's going to be a delayed effect. notice the dots here. notice a dozen dots moderate or already at major flood stage and likely will continue over the next couple of days. one of the things working against them is we do have rain in the flat across the midwest. some of the same areas already dealing with swollen rivers and creeks and streams,ite note a lot of rain, but nothing can help to get the level back down. heavier rain exists in other parts of the country. we're talking the northeast and southeast. the southeast also has some potential for severe storms. we're talking from new orleans to charleston and back down to west palm beach, florida. damaging winds, large hail, and the potential for tornados does exist today. if you have beach plans, you may want to find something else to do, maybe i

most external charging stations, but it doesn't matter if you're trying to charge your e v at home, adrienne and black once the amount of current going through the wire of course and passed through an and pair is the unit of measure of electric current, and you need to know how many empath lang can take to prevent damaging the line of the device in this case an electric vehicle. otherwise, this is the consequence. a burned socket all worse, but now on towards the force you to push the current. this quote was actually the thick of the cable. the more was the more empath possible voice have an influence on charging speed, a lot of ease, including the tesla model, 3 performance charge with $400.00 voice technology. but some e v manufacturer of like key a portion audi, a switching to 800 word technology. twin able even faster charge thinking about charging evie if you ever one now why sometimes people take out their very own cable and plug it into the charger or sometimes they pull out the cable from the charger and into the car. is related to to more very important e v terms. so a, c and d. c c

but stand ready to adopts promptly as financial developments might demand or tobias, adrienne is director of the i. m. s. monetary and capital markets department. he says low economic growth will put a strain on incomes. they are rising risks to financial stability globally. that is due to a combination of vulnerabilities that have build up during years of low interest rates. and the increase in interest rates that are necessary to fight the high level of inflation. we have seen a number of pockets of their abilities that have led to a certain amount of distress. most recently in the banks in the u. s. and earlier in october, in the non bank financial system, particularly the pension system in the u. k. the medium term outlook for growth is very concerning and it is going to put pressures on public finances on the incomes. and it's going to be a challenge for many, many years to come. the international monetary fund has approved the long awaited loan for sri lanka, for critics say, the bailout office 2 littles and the financial crisis. and all further push people to breaking point. you kn

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most external charging stations, but it doesn't matter if you're trying to charge your e v at home, adrienne and black points. the amount of current going through the wire is close and passed through. an employer is a unit of measure of electric current, and you need to know how many empath lang can take to prevent damaging the line or the device in this case an electric vehicle. otherwise, this is the consequence, a burnt socket all worse. but now on towards the force you to push. the current was, quote, was actually the thick of the cable. the more was the more empath possibly voice have an influence on charging speed, a lot of ease, including the tesla model, 3 performance charge with $400.00 voice technology. but some e v manufacturer like he a portion audi, a switching to 800 word technology. twin able even faster charge thinking about charging evie if you ever one now i sometimes people take out their very own cable and plug it into the charger or sometimes they pull out the cable from the charger and into the car. is related to 2 more very important e v terms. so a, c and d. c chargin

i appreciate it, adrienne, live for us there in chicago. >> this is a serious accusation against florida'seporting that the state's state surge on general is accuse of what is seeming that the risk for cardiac death was higher than it was. this is coming from politico. elizabeth cohen is following stories for us and has much more on it. what does the cdc say about the risk at question, and what is he accused of doing? >> so, the cdc says that the cardiac events after having an mnra vaccine like pfizer and moderna are rare among teenagers and young adult men are rare, and they are rare and that these men rekor quickly and the cdc is clear about this and they give lots of data and they go on to say that the benefits of getting the covid vaccine, because we know that covid kills people and can make people very, very sick even young, the benefits far out weigh the downside, but the conservatives say, point to this and say, see, they are bad. but this is what the doctor did, and they say that he deleted a statement that says increase of cardiac deaths is no longer a concern, and he said that mn

>> thank you so much, adrienne broaddus showing us some of the damage and potential damage that couldpen. kate? >>> there is another development today we want to tell you about in the fight over abortion rights we are seeing play out across the country. two bills, two different states, both almost completely banning abortion, and both of those moves failed, and both were in republican-led states. take nebraska for one, some people seen moved to tears as you can see in the video here from state senator megan hunt after what was being called the heartbeat act. it failed a critical test vote in the state legislature. that bill would have banned most abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy. and then in south carolina the five women in the state senate, three of whom are republicans there, they joined together to filibuster a near total ban of abortion there. cnn's dianne gallagher is tracking all of these moves for us, joining us right now. dianne, what more can you tell us about what happened in south carolina last night, and where this now heads? >> reporter: so, kate, this isn't t

. >> thank you, adrienne. >>> meteorologist allison chinchar is with us now.s start with the flooding in the midwest and what the river levels look like now. >> right, so they probably look very similar to what we saw yesterday, because that is the thing with river flooding, it is different from flash flooding which happens quickly and the water goes back down quickly. with river flooding, it is a prolonged flooding event. you can see all of the dots here, where you can see the red and the purple ones, there are dozens that are either at the moderate or even major flood stage. several of them not expected to crest until tomorrow, monday, or even tuesday of the upcoming week. we actually have the chance for rain across much of the midwest for today. albeit not a ton of rain, but at this point, really any additional rainfall is hurting a lot of those rivers, creeks, and streams, from being able to have those levels come back down very quickly. we also have rain and thunderstorms across the northeast and the southeast today. the best chance for strong to severe t

that ar currently in the state the tennessee, after the lates school shooting in this countr -- adrienne proposed a new rule that could prohibit blanket bans of trans athletes competing on school sports it would allow bands of tran athletes in some cases, whic is prompting mixed reactio from the lgbtq+ advocacy groups -- monica, if you will walk u through this new proposed rule and the next reactions it is getting? >> yes, yasmin this comes from the department of educatio under its title nine authority the reason it is significant i because this is the first time that the biden administratio is weighing in on this natur of the eligibility criteria of how schools can determine wh should be eligible for certain sports based on the issue of gender essentially, this rule, whic again that is just being talke about as a proposal, it hasn't gone into effect it won't go into effect unti there can be about a month lon period of comments and potential changes to it. what it would do is essentiall allow the schools to say tha for certain ages, like elementary school for instance kids can play based

adrienne broaddus joins us from davenport. grew up, whether it was my dad's family in iowa or our family in minnesota bracing for scenes like what you are standing in the middle of. >> reporter: poppy, you understand what people here are dealing with as the river slowly rises, those anxiety levels also go up. i am standing on a pedestrian bridge. we are in downtown davenport. behind me there is a band shell and it's partially submerged. i am walking across the street area here. to the right, the parking spaces are underwater. the folks that we heard from who live in this community say flooding is expected. >> that's part of the downtown of davenport. we flood flood all the time. i don't know. they won't put a flood wall up. thinking that everybody wants to look at the river. well, we are tired of looking at the river. it's enough. >> we have got 22 employees, very hard working, a lot of -- we opened. yeah, so, it's hard. hope we do but you never know. >> reporter: that was claudia anderson. because of the rising mississippi, t

adrienne haslet is a runner.ne of the many things that has changed in the last ten years. >> are you still angry? >> i'm angry that people were hurt. i'm angry that he did it, but i don't live in the angry anymore. >> that's a change for you. >> it's a very big change for me, yeah. that's taken some time, and i think, you know, running helps. >> haslet was near the finish line on april 13th, 2013, when two bombs exploded. she lost her left leg. it's hard to believe it has been ten years since the boston marathon bombing. >> i hear you say that, and i want to correct you. it just didn't feel like ten years. >> what lessons have you learned since then? >> gosh. i think i've learned that when someone tells you something can't be done, it's a reflection of their limitations and not yours. i've learned that on the days you need to be in the fetal position and sob, you should do that. >> the competitive ballroom dancer left the hospital promising to dance again and to run the boston marathon. both goals she accomplishe

i have to stay here because the know adrienne you come across i mean. 41 dan did we get a microphone. oh yeah. yeah. there's one here in your refrigerator. yeah. now i was. how did you discover that fragment about his trip to niagara falls and the stuff he wrote after that? what about the fragment? how did you discover that? how did i discover it? everything. yeah, i didn't. i didn't discover it. somebody else discovered it a long time ago. it actually i about a year ago we had ron white here to talk to us while on zoom to talk to us and ron white had a book came out year called lincoln in private. and the whole book is all of these little fragments of things that lincoln would write. some of them are fairly long, some of them are very short, and they basically never saw the light of day. there were a couple that he might have cribbed from for later on lectures the second inaugural was a lot. one of the things he wrote but the very first he took ten of them and passed them out the very first one that he passed out is the fragment on niagara falls. he looked at it totally from a positi

on and adrienne is going to come up with me, really quickly and i'm happy to brief your office independently. the bay area finance housing is look to go put on the ballot, two measures originally for 2024, a bond and a constitutional amendment. that would allow the bonds to use more flexably, so for subsidy for operating. one is, i think it's 70% and i know my colleague will be texting me if i'm wrong if return to source, so return to san francisco. also fix with a-bag and they will be funding. so there is two ways and these are estimates based on the funds that the city of san francisco would receive dollars. this can also be used this could be used to under write and write down affordable housing from 60% of ami to 30% of ami because we're advocating of the production. we've run san francisco to affordable a 60% unit. the subside is 110 a month. and net o who would welcome without underlying. >> it's extremely low i. i apologize supervisor. >> all of us have this reference, instead of acronyms. >> we were looking in a report to operational and implement it with the data that we had at the