. —— aj's. rememberthis, animals ajay�*s knows. blood instantly. —— aj's.he has a burning pride, any promoters told me that before they walk through the tunnel, walking back to the dressing room he had said to eddie, his dog eddie and said, eddie, iwant him in my had said to eddie, his dog eddie and said, eddie, i want him in my next fight, i've got to have a rematch. he said he will be back in the gym on monday, and he will be. his old amateur boxing club, through the door, paying his £3 £55 subs and he will be training. he needs to get rid of oleksandr usyk if he is to progress and that is one of the biggest tasks he faces. when he got knocked out a couple of years ago, the slightly overweight, jovial, happy. the slightly overweight, jovial, happy, gold wearing a second, aj. up, happy, gold wearing a second, aj. up, bowed his head and came back seven or eight months later and gave ruiz a boxing lesson for that i can't see that same plan works against a ring genius like thejoker oleksandr usyk. find against a ring genius like the joker 0leksandr usyk.— call

aj! his mum, kelly, overwhelmed by relief.ll as aj's family and friends. many feared the worst, wondering how a lone three—year—old could survive in this dangerous bushland. then came news of his rescue. thank god! thank you for everyone. he was taken straight for a medical checkup. his father said that little aj had some nappy rash and ant bites but was in reasonably good shape. what has sustained you through all of this? just seeing my son. a huge relief. the family's nightmare turned into what they describe as their miracle. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. one of the biggest stars of cinema in france — jean—paul belmondo — has died. he was 88. jean—paul belmondo shot to internationalfame injean—luc godard's revolutionary classic, breathless. he became a key figure in french new wave cinema. the actor appeared in 80 films across many genres, including comedies and thrillers. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomaz. most of us had a fine day on monday, lots of sunshine and now a dose of summer heat is on the way

on fx we'll be right back with a a performance from gorillaz featuring aj tracey.nd there you have it- woah. with the best bargains ever... wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: performing "jimmy jimmy" featuring aj tracey from their new ep "meanwhile," here's gorillaz [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ jimmy jimmy there's pressure on yo a life ain't feelin' how it used to ♪ ♪ jimmy jimmy no need to be sa when they play your song we'll get along ♪ ♪ i been searchin lookin' fo a permanent reason ♪ ♪ out of sync with the seasons not sure wha i believe in ♪ ♪ and a burde why is bein' loved so appealin' can't conform i'm alone ♪ ♪ we're all jus lost without meanin' just a boy from the west i'm born and bred ♪ ♪ we coulda been

aj! his mum, kelly, overwhelmed by relief.g this rugged, remote terrain. rescue teams with air support, search dogs and divers, as well as aj's family and friends. many feared the worst, wondering how a lone three—year—old could survive in this dangerous bushland. then came news of his rescue. thank god! thank you for everyone. he was taken straight for a medical checkup. his father said that little aj had some nappy rash and ant bites but was in reasonably good shape. what has sustained you through all of this? just seeing my son. a huge relief. the family's nightmare turned into what they describe as their miracle. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. a packed rnli vessel was seen arriving on a beach in kent yesterday saw the first small boat crossings for more than two weeks due bad weather. storage limits for eggs, sperm and embryos will go up to 55 years under government plans that ministers say will give people greater choice over when to start a family. currently, after ten years prospective parents must decide whether to

aj! his mum, kelly, overwhelmed by relief.rom a helicopter, taking water from a creek in the heat, 500 metres from his family's rural home in the hunter valley, in an area that had been searched several times. hundreds worked tirelessly, scouring this rugged, remote terrain. rescue teams with air support, search dogs and divers, as well as aj's family and friends. many feared the worst, wondering how he could survive in this dangerous bushland. then came news of his rescue. thank god! thank you for everyone. what has sustained you through all of this? just seeing my son. his father said that little aj had some nappy rash and ant bites but was in reasonably good shape. he said they prayed for his safe return. the toddler clung to his mother as he was taken to a nearby hospital for a checkup. a huge relief. the family's nightmare turned into what they describe as their miracle. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. quite an extraordinary story, four days out in the bush and suddenly found, and relief for the parents quite obvious to

aj was found drinking water from a creek around half a kilometre from his home. returned to the elizabeth tower in london, after three years of conservation work. experts have painted them to match the original prussian blue colour scheme. tim muffett has been to meet the team behind the £80 million restoration project. countdown to completion. one of the biggest restoration jobs ever undertaken on a landmark british building is approaching the finish line. good to see you, ian. and you. what is it you're doing here? we're servicing the rollers. this is one of the bits that we couldn't actually get to and service while the minute hands were on. if you're a clock mechanic, this is like the champions league and the world cup rolled into one, i'd imagine, this project. working on this clock will be a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. to actually have taken it all to pieces, putting it back together again, and then carry on looking after it for a few more years, that's just going to be fantastic. one of the most striking things you notice is the colour of the clock fac

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top of the 2nd, aj connects for a 2-run homer. l.a. gets win number 99. 4-2 the final.dodgers remain 1 game back of san francisco. >>> the a's hosting rival astros trying to keep their slim playoffs alive. bottom of the 7th. a 2-run double. he was 4-5 with 4 rbis in the game. later in the inning, get out thst and the rye bread grandma. a's combined to score a run in the 7 and 8 innings they win it 14-2. remaining 4 back in the al wild card race. bradley, 2-time selection to the nba's all defensive team playing for houston in miami last year. won a title with the lakers in the 2020 nba bubble. >> bradley's new teammate, steph curry. watch that, he is going down the hill, does not need to put on the life jacket. lands it perfectly on the greens, they lost their match, the u.s. leads 6-2 after day 1. they need 14.5 to win. congrats to the san jose giants. they are low champions. the sweep, the present and future looking good right now for san francisco, back to you. >> love that heading into the weekend. thank you, charlie. >>> a woman losing her eyesight >>> a dream come

up with britain's former super middleweight champion carl froch who always has plenty to say about ajn he is too heavy, he is a bit sluggish, he gets tired. usyk, i expected him to be heavy, but not to the point where i thought, he is going to be slope, he is going to be sluggish, he is probably at a non—optimal weight, but let's not forget he is not a natural. there is a lot unknown about usyk for some ajay is to split him as a new heavyweight. he needs to put them on it early, in my opinion, to get thejob done, because usyk is so good. he is so technically proficient, so naturally gifted and talented. for me, his ability second to none. he was in olympic gold medallist. i look at his amateur record, phenomenal, so ajay needs to stick it on him, pulling him a little bit to get the job done. otherwise he could be in trouble. ., , ., trouble. you say stick it on him, but how hard — trouble. you say stick it on him, but how hard is _ trouble. you say stick it on him, but how hard is that _ trouble. you say stick it on him, but how hard is that going - trouble. you say stick it on him, b

little aj is reportedly autistic and non-verbal.ratures of the australian winter. his exhausted mother says her boy is lhome, warm and sleeping off the ordeal. >> i can't explain it. i'm so blessed. i'm so happy that he's here. he's with us. he's safe and well and healthy. that's all that matters. >> reporter: anthony's father tells journalists his son had diaper rash and suffered ant bites but is otherwise okay. the family thanked every one that helped with the rescue adding a.j. is fine. hold your kids close. cnn, hong kong. >> oh, my gosh. what a story. three days lost and three freezing nights. ivan watson, thank you . >>> the chaotic exit from afghanistan to a recent dismal jobs report. he will lay out a six pronged strategy on how the u.s. will fight the delta variant and vaccine resistance. experts say the case number is likely much higher. they may not be as receptive as they once were. tell us what findings are. president biden low pressure give the address later in the week. the polling shows that some americans feel the

a helicopter spots anthony alfalo better known as aj kneeling in a creek bed trying to survive. joy replaces anguish and worry as the 3-year-old family's learns the news. >> for his mother it was overwhelming. >> his father couldn't believe it. >> it is a miracle. >> for three days rescuers scoured the woods around the family's home. even searching the same area twice. the autistic toddler that does not speak thinks dehydration and the nightly temperatures in the low 40s. >> the first member that reached him found him kneeling in the river bed. they put a hand on his shoulder and comforted him. >> now that the search party is over. >> everyone come here. we can have a party. >> the real separation can begin. >> the ant bites and scratches. he is doing well. he took a nap in the ambulance and when he woke up he devoured three slices of pizza and a banana. >> only three pieces? >> i know. >> you can have a lot of pizza you want. >> every parent held their breath. >> can't imagine. >> a medical first in israel. the one-year-old girls joined at the head separated during a 12-hour pr

so, you know. >> aj, i want to dig into what you wrote because one of the key issues is that the paydown the numbers for cnbc. let's walk through some of them. in 2018, men's world cup, there were 32 teams playing for $400 million in total prize money with france winning $38 million. that same 2019 women's world cup, 24 teams competed for only $30 million in total prize money. the american women's team won that tournament. they only took home $4 million. so obviously there is a huge disparity in pay. obviously it's not just on the u.s. soccer in this particular case because it has to do with the world cup and that's run by fifa. but how big a sticking point are these payouts from fifa? >> it's big. the recent statement from u.s. soccer says that they're dedicated to working towards closing that gap. recently fifa has said they're going to expand the number of teams for the next women's tournament to 32. they're going to increase the prize money to $60 million. that still leaves a really big gap. the other thing is the federation may say that they don't have direct control over those

you can go to our facebook page, facebook.com/aj inside story. can join the conversation on twitter, @ajinsidestory. the thanks for watching. ñçw;w;w;w;w;w;w;w;wyoçosososogog man: i remember years back talking to my dad and saying, "at some point in my career, i'd love to do a deli." and i remember him looking at me in a surprised way like, "really? why? you've spent all this time in fine dining and traveled the world and trained yourself. why the ... do you want to do a deli? [bell dings] i think i was ultimately drawn to the deli because spending so much time in delis as a kid, it was sort of attached to my soul a little bit. it's so part and parcel of my culture and my growing up and the jewish story across america, but my jewish

ainsley: aj hall works with us he's so talented we're looking forward to that.ctly the same he's actually wearing the same outfit he was i saw him 18 months ago. steve: when we were in quarantine at my house for four months, aj was the only person who came into the house. he would come in, turn on the camera, and then he would go into the kitchen and make coffee ainsley: we all had those experiences. steve: yup. brian: right? and of course he never paid and that's a problem too. steve: he never paid. brian: never at all. ainsley: why would you have to, you have how many cookbooks? brian: this is true. meanwhile, two minutes after the top of the hour here we go. president biden taking aim, you can see this speech at the un vaccinated with new sweeping covid mandates he's yelling at you again. steve: part of the president's plan could put jobs on the line for millions of hard working americans who will not have a choice. ainsley: some say she can't get the vaccine their doctors are telling them they can't and mark meredith joins us live as republican lawmakers are

. >> pitcher aj puck was sent down for the a's after giving up a 3 runs in last night's run to the white sox. the former top prospect was 0 for 3, with an 8.10 e.r.a. since rejoining the club is in a reliever last month. oakland has lost 4 straight as they take on the white sox in about 20 minutes, adding pictures on the late show. 49ers, gameplay and installation day for sunday's kickoff and destroy. i brought my camera to practice to get a shot of trey lance throwing passes for the first timenche injured his index finger 11 days ago. as you admire my camera work, i will tell you that jimmy garoppolo was voted one of 17 captains this morning. as for the matter of his starter status? >> is jimmy garoppolo the starting quarterback? >> i'm not going to answer that, because all you have to do is look at how i have talked since july 27. >> there is no open competition of equal reps with the same group. jimmy is coming as the one. >> i almost wish i wasn't being hardheaded with it, but you are hardheaded to keep asking. i've already answered it. we will keep it at that. >> former rockies grea

. - do cool things. 2021 has been aj sporting year like no other.another sportswoman who has had an incredible year. at the world surf league finals in california, she has now clinched herfifth surf league finals in california, she has now clinched her fifth world title. whilst there was drama in the men's event, which had to be paused for 15 minutes whilst an eight—foot shark was cleared from the competition area. brazil's gabriel medina was crowned world champion in the end for a third time, and i'm pleased to say both winners spoke to me earlier. i started by asking gabriel about that shark. so get it was crazy. we were not waiting for a shark in the final. i'm happy everything worked out. just the way it went, we had amazing waves. it was a perfect day. it's so good to get to your goal. it was a dream. it's been a few years and i finally got my biggest dream. carissa, no shark drama in the women's final, thankfully, how do you sum up this incredible year, you're an olympic champion and back to top with a fifth world title? it's been a surreal su

anthony �*aj' elfalak was discovered after police helicopter pilots spotted him in amongst trees in a kilometre from his home. his father said his son had some ant bites and scrapes to his legs, but was in reasonably good shape, and that his rescue was a �*miracle'. a reminder of our top story. the taliban say they are consolidating their control over the panjshir valley — in the last afghan province where they were still facing resistance. a taliban leader, mullah hidayat ullah badar, called on residents not to flee into the mountains, but to stay in their homes. that's it for me. this is bbc news. goodbye. well, the warm southerly winds have arrived and a dose of summer heat is on the way. but it's not going to last for very long. yes, a very warm and sunny tuesday on the way, but from wednesday onwards, late on wednesday, we could have thunderstorms in the southwest of the uk brought by this area of low pressure. but for the time being, high pressure over us, and notjust over the uk but much of europe. and here's that warm air coming in from the south, spreading across the uk. so t

aj's father anthony said his son had some nappy rash and ant bites, but was in reasonably good shape. a nearby hospital for a checkup. a huge relief. after a family's nightmare has turned into what they describe as their miracle. shaiima khalil, bbc news, sydney. truly a remarkable rescue, the relief on that mum's face quite special. now, what colour are the hands on the clock face of big ben, surely the world's most famous timepiece? the answer isn't what you might think. after a $100 million restoration project, the hands have been returned to their original colour — as tim muffett reports — right on time. countdown to completion. one of the biggest restoration jobs ever undertaken on a landmark british building is approaching the finish line. good to see you, ian. and you. what is it you're doing here? we're servicing the rollers. this is one of the bits that we couldn't actually get to and service while the minute hands were on. if you're a clock mechanic, this is like the champions league and the world cup rolled into one, i'd imagine, this project. working on this clock will be

it's 96 max muncy, aj pollock and then cody bellinger. all in the eighth inning. tie it up off a million gone, who was throwing meatballs up there? it was crazy, and then corey seager with a man on. two run, shot five homers in their last two innings for the dodgers. they win it 11 to 9. giants state two games up only four games left to play. and after this weekend, there will be no games left for the a's to play. and when they look back on this season, what in the world where they doing against the seattle mariners early on in this thing? cb buckner, the home plate umpire? is nearly k o. c b is tough and stays in the ball game behind the plate in the sixth inning scoreless against the mariners, tony kemp took it to ride over and out solo homer of logan gilbert his seventh of the year wasn't going to be enough, even with frankie montas has been their best starting pitcher of late on the mound. he gives it up here to jake kalinic into the wide open spaces and right center. he's got himself a two run double and the mariners take a 21 lead. they had a homer from abra

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, ., , , aj's this? just to see my son. aj's father anthony _ this? just to see my son. israelis. so now there is a manhunt. they remain on the run, and israel has deployed a very large number of forces, including police and army troops. there are sniffer dogs on the ground, and idf army aircraft searching for the men. the area of the city the men are from in the occupied west bank has now been effectively closed down. many extra checkpoints are in place. an israeli security source, speaking to the media, described this as a major security and intelligence failure. there is now an investigation going on as to exactly how this could have happened. as for the palestinian militant groups, they are hailing this, describing the actions as heroic. tom bateman there. on his feet in the commons is the foreign secretary dominic raab, giving an update on his recent trip to qatar and pakistan. let's listen in. as the security situation deteriorated, we accelerated that process throughoutjuly and early august. in total, since april, we have helped over 17,000 people leave. i want to

anthony "aj" elfalak was spotted by police helicopters on monday, drinking water from a creek on his. his family had feared that he had been abducted. shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. overwhelmed with emotion, mother reunited with her toddler four days after he went missing. and this was the moment three—year—old ajay was found by rescue teams. he was spotted from a helicopter, drinking from a creek on his family�*s rural property in the hunter valley in rural new south wales, an area that was searched several times for the past four days. hundreds of rescue personnel, a police plane, search dogs and divers, as well as ajay�*s family and friends, look for him tirelessly. many feared the worst, wondering how he survived in this rugged, unforgiving bushland. then, the news of his rescue. cheering thanks, god! thank you for everyone. thank you for everyone! thank you for the government, thank you for the police, thank you very much! what sustains you through all of this? just to see my son. aj�*s father anthony said his son had some nappy rash and ant bites, but was in reasonably goo

anthony �*aj' elfalak was discovered after police helicopter pilots spotted him in amongst trees in as son had some ant bites and scrapes to his legs, but was in reasonably good shape, and that his rescue was a "miracle". the former brazilian footballer, pele, says he had surgery on saturday to remove a tumour in his colon. he said he was doing well and thanked family and friends for their support. pele, who's 80, has been in hospital for nearly a week. he initially said he'd been admitted for routine examinations that had been postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. he denied reports that he was taken to hospital afterfainting at home. pele is regarded as one the greatest footballers of all time. he's the only person to have won three world cups as a player. kim kardashian has been criticised for promoting an untested cryptocurrency on instagram, by the head of the uk's financial conduct authority. charles randell said ms kardashian had "asked her 250 million followers to speculate on crypto tokens" by promoting an advert for ethereum max. and he accused influencers of fuellin

again, that is aj big question.ment that has been operating in many years, and when it comes to the group's understanding of islam, you could argue that it provides a strict interpretation of islam, it promotes social conservatism, and one example is not allowing women to take public office, not allowing women to, basically work, and they said they would allow women to work but they have restricted women's mobility and also the ability of women to find genuine employment, so, when we look at the taliban, and social conservatism, may be the fact that it has been operating in isolation for a very long time, it hasn't really responded to the changing circumstances, so this is very different from other parts of the muslim world, because you have strong religious institutions in those countries who can truly assess what islam means for them. absolutely fascinating, thank you for talking to us, raihan ismail. . ~' , ., the father of britney spears has petitioned a los angeles court to end the pop singer's13—year conservat

joining me now is russ mould, investment director at aj bell.pping other cbi are weighing in on this daily conversation that businesses are facing at the moment?— businesses are facing at the moment? ., , , moment? can see it here in my adoted moment? can see it here in my adapted home _ moment? can see it here in my adopted home of _ moment? can see it here in my adopted home of brighton, - adopted home of brighton, walking through the city centre you can see lots of hotels, restaurants, cafe �*s and bars in particular advertising for staff whether it is pot washers or waiters or ships and that is just one industry albeit a very important one and so the combination of british industries is highlighting this all the way through to truck drivers and the uk has 953 job vacancies right now on the official statistics. they are clearly expecting that number to go up as the economy recovers. i guess the counter position as you have 1.9 million people coming off the fellow scheme and a similar number unemployed, and some of those people may need to ret

think that we could be in a place to really maintain that above trend growth at least through 2022 >> ajink it is looking at inflation we are concerned about being more persistent so our stance is that we are looking at potential for large cap quality, but also for real estate reits and the income they bring in and where we allocate and seeing it as a buying opportunity definitely. >> it is of course a critical week for democrats on capitol hill and the future of president biden's economic agenda. ylan muoy explains why. >> reporter: the senate is planning to vote in just about an hour and a half on a bill that would fund the government and raise the debt ceiling but the bill is destined to fail republicans are determined to block it and chuck schumer accused them of playing a dangerous game. >> they will be on record sabotaging the country's ability to pay the bills and likely causing the first-ever default in american history. >> reporter: now democrats though have yet to settle on a plan "b" and gop leader mitch mcconnell said democrats are in power. this should be their responsibilit

let's go to the front page of the metro and aj the front page of the metro and a picture, why angela headline grabbing and _ tories. they are obviously headline grabbing and l _ tories. they are obviously headline grabbing and i think _ tories. they are obviously headline grabbing and i think angela - tories. they are obviously headline grabbing and i think angela rayner| grabbing and i think angela rayner knew that they would be reported, how would they not be? they were at a side event. interesting to see a bbc reporter tried to doorstep angela rayner and try to see if she would apologise. interesting to see andrew marr this morning and get sir keir starmer�*s reaction. he repeated at least three times, that he wouldn't have said it. i think if you want to be a party that shows you want to be a party that shows you want to be a party that shows you want to be government, plain speaking that angela rayner is known for its very important. answering questions directly is extremely important. insulting and imagining it wouldn't be widely reported. keir starmer must be very unhappy this

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anthony "aj" elfalak was spotted by police helicopters on monday, drinking water from a creek on hisural new south wales, an area that was searched several times for the past four days. hundreds of rescue personnel, a police plane, search dogs and divers, as well as ajay�*s family and friends, look for him tirelessly. many feared the worst. wondering how he survived in this rugged, unforgiving bushland. then, the news of his rescue. cheering thanks, god! thank you for everyone. thank you for everyone! thank you for the government, thank you for the police, thank you very much! what sustains you through all of this? just to see my son. aj's father anthony said his son had some nappy rash and ant bites, but was in reasonably good shape. he said they prayed for his safe return. the toddler clung to his mother as he was taken to a nearby hospital for a checkup. a huge relief. after a family's nightmare has turned into what they describe as their miracle. shaima khalil, bbc news, sydney. in israel a 12—hour operation has seen the separation of conjoined twins, fused at the head. the surgi

aj hollis enjoying the desert. game back of the giants with just eight to play. a's and astros.coliseum? not really. feather boa. a's trail in the 3rd. they rally. matt olsen singles to tie it at 2. sac fly would give oakland the lead. they have a bad bull pen. eight k's in seven innings. they put it away in the 7th. bases loaded. high, deep and aloha means grand slam. a's 14-2. nba has rejected an exemption for warriors forward andrew wig beginen -- wiggins. he was looking for exemption from the vaccination. he would lose $350 thou350 if he doesn't get the shot. momentum takes it almost into lake michigan. the shot is fantastic. wow. u.s. leads 6-2 after day one. all right. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. >> speaking of the weekend, coming up next, it is a great day to get outside. for many reasons, but one. we're gonna tell you why national parks are waiving their entrance fees today. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us

what i want to go to is the emotion of the last 18 hours and you look at aj at barclays and he says this is china's lehman moment and barklay says no. jon: not even close the words out of barclays. how any times have we heard this through the morning, it is not lehman? kailey: a lot of confidence on the part of analysts and strategists that china will not let ever grand collapse entirely. that is coupled with the rating downgrade again from s&p overnight saying a default is all too probable and they do not expect china to directly step in and help of a grand. there's -- help ever grand. jon: you have to acknowledge the economic impact is a big one. that is what were going to talk about. i'm not sure choosing mostly stream benchmark is a useful one to discuss whether we should be worried or not. clearly there will be economic impact in china and some people arguing -- most people arguing we already see it. tom: maybe it is a global interdependency coming off of a boom economy and china is front and center but to your point, it is about 6% a percent real gdp becoming 3% or 4% gdp and that

that's aj difficult question. who do you like watchint ? difficult question.estion. who do you like i watching? you've got to put holy and fill there. watching? you've got to put holy and fill there- -- — watching? you've got to put holy and fill there. -- holly _ watching? you've got to put holy and fill there. -- holly and phil. - watching? you've got to put holy and fill there. -- holly and phil. we - fill there. -- holly and phil. we will find out _ fill there. -- holly and phil. we will find out in _ fillthere. —— holly and phil. we will find out in 12 months. thank you both very much, maya and claire. lovely to see you. that's our look at the papers. bye—bye. good evening. i'm mimi fawaz and this is your sports news. we start in tennis. and she's been grabbing headlines for her history making run, with another opportunity to make even more history in a few hours' time at the us open semifinal. britain's emma raducanu will be in action in the early hours of friday morning, when she takes on greece's maria sakarri in new york. the teenager is the first eve

aj's father called it a miracle. that was when the family members found out he was okay.taken to the hospital and he's said to be doing well >>> let's turn to the u.s. open now. if you didn't see that match between novak djokovic and american jenson brooksby, you missed a good one. the 21-year-old from california, jenson, gave djokovic everything he had but in the end, the joker was just too much. the 20-time grand champion won and advances to the quarter finals >> oh, that's wild >>> now to overnight developments in a south carolina case that, frankly, gets more bizarre by the day >> it all started with the double murder of a prominent lawyer's wife and son months ago, and then he was wounded in a weekend shooting over the weekend. well, now he is out of a job after being accused of misusing funds from his law firm. >> catie beck joins us now good morning >> reporter: good morning, craig. alex murdaugh is out of the hospital and is recovering at this time. this prominent south carolina attorney resigned from his position and entered rehab that is yet another disturbing t

anthony, check him out, also known as aj, has autism.e went missing last friday from his family's home in new south wales everybody was terrified so the police spotted the boy in a creek drinking the water wearing a sweatshirt and the diaper but the good news, we're told, hose in great spirits, completely happy. when he woke up at the hospital all he wanted was some food. pizzas and bananas. >> they saw him in a helicopter. he was less than a third of the mile away from home. god bless him and his family and when you see his picture, that's a face you want to hug. i'm so happy the little guy is safe and back home. >> shannon: four days, they must have been worried sick. kevin, let's do this again. we'll see you back here tomorrow. i'm shannon bream. elieve everyoe deserves to live better. and just being sustainable isn't enough. our future depends on regeneration. that's why we're working to not only protect our planet, but restore, renew, and replenish it. so we can all live better tomorrow. ♪♪ ♪♪ let's go walter! after you. walter, twe

aj holland enjoying the desert. of the giants with just eight to play. a's and astros. elton john at the coliseum? not really. just a feather boa. a's trail in the 3rd but they rally. matt olsen singles. they got a bad bull pen. they just let frankie montaz go. he responded. 8k's in even innings. bases loaded for chad pender. high, deep and grand slam! 14-2. the nba has rejected an exemption for warriors forward andrew wiggins. he was seeking to avoid vaccination on religious grounds. if he does not get the shot, he can't play because of san francisco's covid rules. wiggins would lose $350,000 a game if he doesn't get the shot. lot of incentive to roll up his sleeve. ryder cup day one. jordan speath. he is almost vertical. the shot is fantastic. wow. u.s. leads 6-2 after day one. all right. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. >> okay. next, it is a great day to get outside. why national parks are waiving entrance fees today. what i've learned from so many years . . . . . . of living wi

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as of this point still every now and then a haitian migrant plan ajs to make their way across and border patrol is allowing those people to go to that encampment under the international bridge in del rio. they are still letting people on, not forcing them back to mexico, but there is stepped up activity on that side of the border as well. >> all right. matt rivers, thank you so much. let's hop across the rio grande now. the department of homeland security is temporarily stopping the use of horse patrols in the del rio, texas sector after days of outrage from both republicans and democrats after these images spread of border patrol agents on horseback aggressively confronting haitian migrants. as cnn's rosa flores reports for us now the investigation into the incident is ongoing. >> reporter: the biden administration strategy on the del rio migrant crisis drawing criticism. as to what the administration says -- >> in order to ensure migrants are swiftly taken into custody, processed, and removed from the united states consistent with our laws and policies. >> reporter: dozens tell the who

joining us now david plouffe, he is an msnbc political opinion just a -- host of the sunday show with aj kept part right here on msnbc. david plouffe, you have been through this sort of thing, and the white house. now, let's put you in the white house tonight. where do you see as the state of play? t. >> you have been through. to these things always look like all hope is lost until it's. not you have faith and nancy pelosi, this is so essential for joe biden's agenda, i think the democrats chances in 2022, and most importantly, democrats control senate majority in that white house. you have to exercise that influence as much as you can. so this is gonna get done. it's gonna get done soon. a, because, the more it drags out, the more this thing looks uglier than it should, and be, you want to get out there to start touting what's in the bill. i think that it's mostly about how much it costs, where's mansion, where cinema, and what is being lost is the actual benefits to the american people. so the sooner this gets, done the soon you can spend the next 14 months getting who -- >> jonathan k

. >> what we said was that we would be ready as of the 20 aj, the senior science team projection whenlear the boosters. i would be absolutely clear. no one's going to get boosters until the fda says they're approved until the cdc advisory committee makes a recommendation. >> you know, there seems to be a lot of confusion about boosters right now. why is that? should people that have been fully vaccinated feel they're protected? >> yeah. people who are fully vaccinated should feel like they're protected. i do. and i'm also exposed to people with covid-19 on a daily basis. >> you were one of the first to get one. >> yeah. i was. i'm very excited to get a booster by the way. but i got moderna. but, yeah, they are effective. they work. people vaccinated should have confidence in them. i think what ron is referencing on the heels of the trump administration where we saw very direct interference, even what we know of and a lot we don't know about, we're all very skeptical. the confusion comes from this duel message, get the vaccine, get the vaccine, trust the vaccine, by the way, there is d

years because so many of these people fled that island nation back in 2010 when that earthquake raf ajeduntry. and they could be going back after losing everything to get here back to a place they left more than a decade ago. so that's just one of the issues that's underlying the ongoing situation here that still remains incredibly delicate. andrea? >> delicate, at least. it sounds appalling down there, morgan, especially with the heat. thank you very much. >>> a rough road facing challenges at home and abroad. will the president be able to broker the differences between factions of his own party? that's coming up. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. "andrea mitchl reports" on msnbc. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. health

nobody can tell you when the chip shortage will end nobody can tell you how quickly the performing block ajs in l.a. and lange beach last but it feels comfortable to say they will not last forever and when gm and ford and everybody gets chips they crank our cars that economic activity will filter through the entire national economy let me burt treys my point more. look to it economic indicators, jobless claims, factor in kids back to schools so parents go back to work think about the retail sales from this past week. i could go on and on what i'm trying to say is this i feel like i'm looking at a different set of circumstances than the market is looking at. that's okay. because sometimes the market acts like a wet blanket. september tends to be that living up to billing what i'm trying to tell everybody, the wet blanket attitude the market has is not likely to last look at the economic fundamentals we are about to come into, mainly inventory restocking and i'm not mentions infrastructure there, i just did. >> liz young, another big number from the flow show note what has our attention. $61.8

irrespective of other criteria that don't belong in our aj adjudicate process. >> the horse whips. >> sir, that is something -- that is something that horrified us all, and you know, this morning i was on radio and the interviewer said that it was -- it troubled very profoundly the black and the african-american community, and i said one thing, and this should be clear, those are not the only communities that it horrified. those are not the only communities that it concerned. of course that concern might be most acute given the history in this country and in other parts of the world. but all of america is horrified to see what those images suggest. >> thank you so much, secretary mayorkas, appreciate your time m he'll come back, i promise. i know there's lots of questions. >> homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas giving an update and taking questions on the crisis at the border where he says that the mostly haitian migrants under that international bridge in del rio, texas, there's no one there now, 12,400 will have their cases heard by an immigration judge to determine if t

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. >> so when people go to see aj matt game at san francisco giants their park at oracle park. one of the first things they do is maybe grab a drink or some garlic fries. but that could be more difficult in the very near future as hundreds of concession workers represented by unite here. local 2 voted to authorize the union to strike at any time enforcement harry is live after talking to the union president about what changes those workers want to see also where negotiations stand. and also if you're going to a game, will there be concessions because of the strike. that's not been authorized. amanda. >> justine the union president that many of these people have served the team for years and they will be serving the team tonight. but after that, it's all up in the air on told they just feel like they've been taken for granted. >> we essentially call for a strike at any point this season. a trip to the ballgame could look very different at oracle park unite here, local 2 concession workers have voted to authorize a strike at any time. i'm told they're upset about a number of issu

yeah, aj is the only a little bit jealous of the pj's that sounds so we are looking at a pretty busyod news is, though, that has so many commuters are back on those roadways. you're doing so with some really clear skies. the golden gate bridge free of fog this morning. >> as as your view from the east bay looking down at your berkeley hills cam right here where you can see yeah, no fog blocking out this view that thin veil, a marine layer is evidence, but it isn't blocking out disability radar. also nice and dry this morning and was what's going to happen into the afternoon. we're going to see our hottest day of your forecast. but nothing excessively hot either. so this is actually a really calm forecast to be talking about for the week ahead of us. i've got the details on exactly what to expect. still to come. but first of all, we're talking about a little bit of traffic on the roads rain where we you know what, things are pretty nice and light for us at this hour. again, as you're traveling towards menlo park about 28 minutes along one. oh, one. >> 2, 8085 to 82 not tracking any ma

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, sheriff aj, great to see you, thanks very much for being here.s the situation for us. >> great to see you, maria. well, you know, it's no surprise that the biden administration would take a shot at law enforcement. that fits the standard narrative that we've come to know. and, of course, you make a great point about the fact that tens of thousands of illegal aliens have come across. hundreds of illegal aliens have come across that have not tested and as we experience high covid levels in texas and in our texas jails because of that. we have the same issue going on with the biden administration, so not surprised at all. maria: you think covid is coming across the border and it is getting spread in texas? >> clearly, clearly. the moment that -- >> that's what i assumed. they're not able to test that many people that are coming across at the level that the administration wants them to come across and if you got -- if you've got any way that you can try and test and do something to test this amount of people that are coming over this -- mass of human

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