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let's go to last night and andy murray, a brilliant match, and andy murray, a brilliant match, a fiveformance for andy murray, but it went a bit sour. it was tense, he was unimpressed with a toilet break that tsitsipas took at the end of the third break when andy murray was leading 2—1. he felt that tsitsipas overdid it, a seven minute break. he said he took all the steam out of the match and andy murray said on court that he thought it was cheating, gamesmanship and was not prepared to back down in his post match comments either, he thinks that something shouldn't be happening. tsitsipas said he played within the rules. murray was complaining about whether it was in the spirit of the rules. i think he is a brilliant player and i think— think he is a brilliant player and i think he — think he is a brilliant player and i think he is— think he is a brilliant player and i think he is great for the game. but i have _ think he is great for the game. but i have zero— think he is great for the game. but i have zero time for that stuff at all and — i have zero time for that stuff at all and i

here's the one, the only andy samberg ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: andy oh, my goodness.how are you >> jimmy: i'm great. i miss you, man. i'm so happy that you're here on the show. i wanted to play a fun game with you, because i know you're a great songwriter and i'm assuming that you probably know a lot about famous songs so i want to put your music knowledge to the test in a game called "misname that song. here we go ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ misname that song misname that song ♪ >> jimmy: now, andy, in front of each of us are the incorrect names of a number of famous songs. all these names are close to the actual name of the song but not quite right. when it's your turn, you'll read out the messed up version of that song title, then the other person tries to guess the correct song title based on only that clue we have to guess as many songs as possible before the timer runs out are you ready for this >> i couldn't be more ready. i was born ready >> jimmy: yeah, i know you are yeah well andy, since you are my guest, you're going to go -- you're going to guess first, oka

veteran andy reid ending that report _ future. veteran andy reid ending that report by _ future.rt by ed thomas. - let's speak to secunder kermani our correspondent in the afghan capital, kabul. just a few minutes ago we saw lyse doucet�*s report and the taliban parading around the airport. the big question is, can they make the transition from insurgents to a government?— transition from insurgents to a government? transition from insurgents to a rovernment? . �*, ., , , government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do _ government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do have _ government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do have experience - government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do have experience of. the taliban do have experience of being in power before but back in the 1990s only a handful of countries recognise their regime and many here have terrible memories of it with its brutal interpretation of shari law and its sweeping restrictions preventing women from getting an education and from working. in recent years they have implemented a kind of shadow sy

andy: a missing piece?di: the missing piece to this puzzle, the biggest threat to ever getting out of this. while we don't know how infectious delta is among children, we know that generally, they pass along a lot of infectious is. andy: in the u.s. -- infectious diseases. andy: we have low vaccination rates among people 18 to 25, particularly in the southern part of the u.s., and in some communities of color here. so those are missing pieces. also i think the people who are under 12, having them vaccinated is a missing piece. to your first point, i don't think anyone in the u.s. should feel safe until we effectively have a vaccinated -- have vaccinated the globe. we need to keep all three of those names in mind or we will not be in a situation where we can say we are getting the better of covid-19. haidi: it is interesting to and read some of your previous comments and you said this is a manageable challenge. optimistic about it being able to be handled. in australia, we are torn between do we stick with c

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matt: andy, thank for joining us as usual.browne is bloomberg's new economy editorial director. you can check it out daily, focused on what is driving the global economy and what it means for policymakers, businesses and investors. this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it- woah. 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. mark: i am mark crumpton with first word news. president biden is keeping his plan to remove all troops from afghanistan by august 31. but he ordered his national security team to come up with contingency plans if he decides a delay is necessary. he says completing the u.s. mission by the deadline depends on the taliban continuing to cooperate by allowing access to the airport for those the u.s.

pg andy's decision was to let these things hang until they broke.apparently. >> they knew those powerlines were not safe. they had known for years. they just did not do anything. >> guilty of 84 felony counts of involuntary manslaughter. criminal negligence, a reckless disregard for life. >> you're sitting across from me and telling me it has not sounded an alarm. >> yes. that is the problem. nobody is taking any of these things seriously enough. >> if it were me, i would have been in jail a long time ago. but pg&e gets a pass because they are a corporation. >> corporations can't go to prison. >> we take no pride in the fact that the punishment is so little. >> instead of 90 years behind bars, the judge sentenced pg&e to pay the maximum fine under california law. $10,000 per victim killed. >> we are not holding these people accountable. we do have mechanisms to hold them accountable. >> mike at least got them to admit they killed all those people. what should have happened at that point, that is when the system should have kicked in. >> you are a ki

please, welcome back to the show, our very good friend, andy samberg >> oh.h? >> i'm trying a new character. >> seth: you're trying a new character? >> yeah, it's a new character. it's really good can you just read the card you're about to be handed? >> seth: and now, here with a health update, please welcome esteemed immunologist, dr. fauchberg. [ laughter ] >> hey, seth what an honor to be here >> seth: so, dr. fauchberg, is it safe to say you're no relation to dr. fauci? >> he's my fifth cousin. >> seth: oh, really? i've never heard of a fifth cousin >> yeah, it's when only the start of your last name is the same >> seth: uh-huh. >> yeah, so like famous fifth cousins would be bruce springsteen and rick springfield >> seth: yeah. >> or barack obama and steve o >> seth: what? >> what? we can both say, "what," when the other person's being crazy, seth sorry to steal the go-to arrow from your quiver >> seth: okay. so -- so, dr. fauchberg -- >> dr. andthony fauchberg, yes >> seth: your first name is andthony >> it is i'm sixth cousins with andy samberg, because

andy: oh i think there is very clear evidence we are not free of this virus. we were in the spring i think was due to the fact that we have not yet seen what has become a much more infectious variant in delta that spread around the world. the u.s. is no exception. the u.k. is now seeing another uptick. israel is seeing another uptick. of course, countries that have not had access to vaccines are having more significant issues. bangladesh and other parts of the world. the u.s. is not immune. just not responding in the same way. laura: to that point, the u.s. has been criticized for offering booster shots before much of the world can even get one dose. what is your response to that? andy: my response to that is the leaders of the g7 and the g20 need to make a serious concerted commitment to vaccinating the globe. and i would say that even more clearly by march of 2022, that would be over 70% of the globe. the good news is that as of today, we vaccinated 5 million people -- 5 billion people. we need to do another 6 billion before march. it is possible. i know cou

andy, as he is known, is one of only a dozen century-old doctors in the u.s.ll practicing today. >> what is more important than helping other people? >> reporter: the world war ii navy veteran had an award named after him for his work in military pediatrics. he has practiced long enough to know what is it like long before vaccines protected us. long before covid, another virus was especially lethal for children. >> polio was so bad, the death rate, the kids who were getting into the iron lung, it was awful. >> reporter: back then, dr. andy was on the cutting edge of vaccine development and cures for childhood disease. >> we gave the kid one dose, and the leukemia was gone. this is called gratification. it's cheating to sit down. >> reporter: it's that lifetime of service to his country and his patients that sustains him. >> if you had to put a headline on this thing, i guess you'd say helping people. that what it's all about. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: ageless wisdom from a pediatrician in the infancy of his second century. norah o'donnell, cbs news. >

andy: yeah.portant we respect people's individual rights, that we listen to people who have concerns about getting vaccinated and try to answer their questions, but at the same time, we have to have respect for people who don't have an option in the matter, people who can't get vaccinated because they are under 12 or who are immunocompromised, cancer, aids, and they don't get to ve a say in the matter, so were asking to prioritize the needs and concerns of people who don't have a choice and the people who have a choice and are electing to either not get vaccinated or get vaccinated by essentially saying we require people to come to our workplace to be vaccinated, unless there is some good reason. if not, at the least, everybody needs to be tested and show they have a negative test result continuously. william: i was talking with the ceo of a hospital in louisiana this week who half the staff is not vaccinated. the ceo was leery ofandates and they were not doing one yet. it seemed to me his concer

andy, appreciate it. andy slavitt. sanjay as well. thank you so much.accinated kids in america obviously have no choice, ineligible to get the shots under age 12 right now. that's why this fight is now so centered around them. a look at growing mask wars in schools ahead. >>> plus as more cities fall to the taliban in afghanistan the u.s. is sending thousands of troops back in. not to fight the fight. it's all about the embassy. big announcement from the pentagon ahead. i love our scuff-free life. behr ultra scuff defense. exclusively at the home depot. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay o

andy: absolutely. large number of cases, particularly in certain numbers -- areas of the country, you want to rely on more than just vaccination status to protect you. for the short term, this is where masking, combined with vaccination and some level of social distancing will be essential, until we get this latest surge under control. at that point, we can talk about loosening restrictions. but we have to get this under control. lisa: given the dots a variant, and what you're talking about, what will be the new normal? will we wear masks more, try to socially distance more frequently? andy: i think, once we get a significant portion of the global population immunized against covid-19, we are going to be seeing this virus move into them similar to what we see with the flu. in the winter months, we will see surges, but those will be controlled. right now, sars-cov-2 does not look like it changes as frequently as influenza does, so my guess is we do not need to pay ours particular attention to matching v

andy serves as the strategic advisor in afghanistan. i can't think of a better colleague of mine on the democrat side to introduce them representative andy kim. >> look, i think you really hit the nail on the head, right now it's about our promise. the promise that we made to those that served alongside me, served alongside a lot of others, including our service members. i was a diplomat on the civilian side, but i worked tirelessly hand in hand with so many of our at dan -- afghan partners. what is the value of the american handshake? our promises and commitments we made to others. this is not about republican or democrat, it's about america and the expectation of what the american handshake means to those willing to put their lives at risk -- risk to be able to help us, our service members and diplomats on the ground. my office a little over a week ago set up an email address specific to try to help evacuate those that are in need. and just about one week we have received over 6000 evacuation cases just in my office alone. this mornin

andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo.shing meadows. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor has been watching. cheering and applause. back in 2012, this was where andy murray picked up his first grand slam title, but a lot has changed since then. for example, he has a new hip. now 3a, he made a vintage performance, so, could he turn back the clock? oh, yes. come on! a blistering start was also helped by errors from the third seed, stefanos tsitsipas. 0h! father time may be tapping andy murray on the shoulder, but early on, the brit never looked back, taking the first set 6—2. cheering the 23—year—old greek knew he needed to raise his levels. game, stefanos tsitsipas. serving like that will work. however, murray would roar back to force a tie—break. a closely fought second set which tsitsipas won. no way! murray is down and tsitsipas wins the point. murray would need to pick himself up for the third. the brit clearly felt it was a missed opportunity. murray's fate is yet to be decided, but the same cannot be said for heath

andy swiss reports.lls from oldham after the ride of his life. walls was already the european champion in the omnium, one of track cycling's most brutal spectacles. four energy sapping races culminating in a 100 lap epic. and after dominating the event from start to finish, he did more than enough to clinch the title. fortune favours the bold, and there were none older than walls in this one. if he wasn't a household name before, he certainly is now after a win walls dedicated to his family back home. i wouldn't be here without them, especially my parents. when i was growing up, travelling around the country racing, no chance i would be here without them, so a big thank you to them. they are all in shoreside watching, so have fun. it wasn't all good news for britain's cyclists though. jason kenny's nine year reign as olympic sprint champion is over, as he was beaten in the quarterfinals. and in the women's kieran, there was an abrupt end to katy marchant�*s chances, as her hopes of victory came crashing

andy, appreciate it. sanjay as well. thank you so much. >>> many of the unvaccinated kids in america have no choice, ineligible to get the shogts under age 12 right now. that's why this fight is now so centered around them a. look at growing mask wars in schools ahead. >>> plus, as more cities fall to the taliban in afghanistan, the u.s. is sending thousands of troops back in not to fight the fight. it's about the embassy. a big announcement from the presenting ahead. are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reporte

andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab.alth management. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> a huge announcement today came from the pentagon. american troops are going back to afghanistan because the taliban made a fierce comeback. the red all over that screen and and this it happened within 10 days. they have retaken the entire country. they for control of two-thirds. there are concerns that the taliban could take over the capital of kabul. the biden administration is sending 3,000 u.s. troops to get the remaining personnel at the u.s. embassy out of kabul coming months after president biden announced the withdrawal of u.s. forces from the region. he said yesterday that he had no regrets about the decision to pull out of afghanistan. i understand there was a meeting last night at the white house with the defense secretary and the department of state. they decided they would send 3,000 troops back in. we are learning this afternoon that kandahar the second largest season has fallen. only kabul is left. that's where the u.s. embassy is. brian,

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finally here, andy.alf hour also, that the paralympic collagen will be late and the games will be under way. but it is happening in unprecedented circumstances, there is a state of emergency in tokyo, last week covid cases injapan hit a new high but the paralympic organisers insist the games can be staged safely and will not spread the virus, but despite that the organisers said there would be a few spectators, 100,000 schoolchildren will be able to attend the games at their local venues, which should create something of an atmosphere. paralympics gb go into these games with high hopes, they blossomed that recent games. they won 147 medals in rio five years ago, finishing second in the medals table. a lot of the big names that people will remember from the london 2012 are back in tokyo, jonnie peacock, hannah cockroft, david weir and particularly cyclist dame sarah storey, who could become the most decorated paralympian in british history. she already has 14 gold medals, herfirst event history. she alrea

andy rooeds books hosted this event. >> welcome to andy rooeds books. we are a bookstore. our mission is to promote literacy and english language proficiency of adults in indiana. we sell use asked new books for all ages, and we host multiple events a week. we are largely colonel volunteer run. if you would like to support us, consider making a purchase tonight, a donation or volunteering your time as a bookstore volunteer or literacy tutor. tonight we have the press your of hosting andrew stoner who will be discussing his latest book, the journalist of castro street, the life of randy schilt's. dr. stoner is an indiana native and an associate professor of communications studies at california state university, sacramento. his books include campaign crossroads, politician politics in indiana from lincoln to obama. and notorious 92, indianapolis's most heinous murders in all 92 counties, among other titles. tonight his book can be purchased at the front register and proceeds will benefit both andy reads books and the author. join me in welcoming dr. andrew stoner to the stag

andy thompson, bowel cancer _ much. thank you.live there, but a surge in visitor numbers could be putting them under threat. conservationists say people are getting too close to the animals and causing distress. here's our environment correspondent, paul murphy. yorkshire's seal population is one of the wonders of the east coast but it is under threat. the biggest impact is coming from human disturbance. selfies on the shoreline or perhaps just dogs that are brought too close. predominantly what is happening to the seals is they will have a fight or flight response, they will perceive the human as a threat and try to escape that threat. we have seen a massive prevalence of humans try to seek out those encounters so rather than being anecdotal, there are people actively out walking to pursue them. this is what can happen, it is known as a seals stampede, they injure themselves as they try to safely cross the rocky shore line. even from a distance they can find humans intimidating. you don't realise you're quite far from them for th

andy, thank you for stopping by. andy brown is our new editorial director.heck out the new economy daily from bloomberg economics, focused on what is driving the global economy and what it means for policymakers and investors. sign up for the newsletter at bloomberg.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." let's turn to electric vehicles. charging company allego is set to go public via spac with a spartan acquisition that values of the combined company and over $3 billion. the ceo is joining us right now, mathieu bonnet, from spain. thank you for your time today. let me first ask, why go public via spac and what do you want to do with the funds? mathieu: we have a great plan of investing in new charging stations. and we will present a different option. so we considered the spac was the most efficient way to do that. and we want a strong partner, knowledgeable in our industry, and with sustainability, so we are delighted to be with sparta . and we are very keen to work with them. matt: what kind of ev charging stations are you going to be

that was armed forces veteran andy reid ending that report by ed thomas.oday's news, let's go live to the afghan capital and our correspondence secunder kermani. how do you see the challenge for the taliban of trying to form some kind of stable government? the taliban of trying to form some kind of stable government?— taliban of trying to form some kind of stable government? the taliban do have some experience _ of stable government? the taliban do have some experience of— of stable government? the taliban do have some experience of being - of stable government? the taliban do have some experience of being in - have some experience of being in power but back in the 19905 only a handful of countries around the world recognised their regime, whilst here are many people have terrible memories of that time, the sweeping restrictions preventing women from working and getting an education, for example. the taliban leadership today says things will be very different, but many here are 5ceptical of those a55urance5, particularly in big cities like kabul where ther

>> "the andy griffith show."was another whole camp. >> here you are. >> the comfort food aspect of sitcoms. >> you do like pickles, don't you? >> oh, sure. who don't? >> andy griffith was a small town sheriff. didn't have a lot of money, and they were kind of like simple. >> going into the competition after all. guess what i'm going to enter these pickles. >> these? >> these. >> these? >> these. >> that was like a fantasy of a world and an america in which race and class just kind of didn't exist. >> jennifer, miss clarabell. >> andy! >> it was probably the whitest show on television. i mean, there are no black people in mayberry. if they are, they're passing through. and if you blinked, you missed them. >> they're okay, pa, they all flew off okay. guess i did a good job, huh, pa? >> you sure did, son. >> the show immediately hit the top ten. it rated higher in the rural parts of the country. the main producer sheldon leonard famously said, "you can take new york. you can take l.a." you know, "give me the corn be

andy: there are a lot of concerns.ead of research reviewed earnings potential for growth in 20 against 2020. the last outbreak, the fourth wave, we were looking at 35% to 40% eps. because of the fourth wave, we reduced eps growth 15% to 20% relative to 2020. some of the areas that are impacted most are the areas of service provisions -- hotels, airlines, logistics. now we are looking at the supply chain businesse thats are impacted. the impact is getting more pervasive throughout the economy and it does have implication potentials for this year and potentially for 2022 as well. rishaad: when you look at the structure of the economy there, which is a largely cash-based one, that is one aspect of it, so many other factors, of course, how does that inform what you invest been, as perhaps vietnam goes up the value chain? andy: there are two components to your question. you are right, the economy is driven a lot by cash, which is why we see the trading volume daily go up quickly. there is a lot of cash coming into the marke

the naacp came out against "amis and andy "and it went off television. >> every time you see someonesing blackface as a costume, that was fermented with shows like "amis and andy." >> oh, my lord. >> you realize this is incredibly offensive? >> yes. >> and you realize blackface makeup reignites stereo types african-americans have been working to overcome? >> the idea of people of color in front of and behind the scenes arel less palatable of those writing the checks. >> advertisers and input matters. nielsen wasn't counting black households in their numbers so of course you don't get sitcoms that show their lives because they didn't care if you were watching or not. >> there wasn't one black person in 203 shows. we have one ethnic person, the gardener. >> oh, buenos dias. >> they had a housekeeper who was asian. >> eddie, if there is anything you need. >> were relatively invisible but used as kind of like a conti condiment. ♪ ♪ >> in the '60s, there was segregation in tv just like we were seeing in real life. >> but you're beginning to get a real pickup on the level of the civil righ

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andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab.mala harris keeps getting worse. and expected to top 200,000 in july. the highest in more than 20 years, dana. >> dana: wow! >> greg: i know, the unaccompanied migrant children set to hit levels. harris numbers are plummeting but the media rushing to smearing her detractors. >> we have found that vice president kamala harris has the lowest approval of any vice president since the '70s. where do you think this is coming from? >> what is different about her that we haven't seen before? what could it be? >> oh, that's right, she is a woman and she's black. >> it is not surprising because it is about race and gender, right? >> greg: jeez, anyway, denying criticism to a woman precisely because she's a woman. you can't get much more sexist than that. they think she is so delicate that she can't handle criticism. >> jesse: you have to read the article, the article is coming from inside the house. >> greg: vs. >> dana: so you had a piece of the hill, i believe on thursday and which they quoted

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