also, recent announcements from archer with the u.s. force getting involved in our flight testing programs. you are seeing industry partners get involved where the industry has become an important asset to the u.s. we are entering this golden age of aviation and it is important the next big aerospace company is built here in america. emily: archer aviation's adam goldstein. we will keep our eyes on you. thank you for joining us. two of the biggest aerospace companies in the u.s. have invested in a refueling starter. northrop grumman and lockheed martin have joined in a -- worth $10 million. the company plans to launch two refueling shuttles as early as next year. after the break, disney's new model film breaks barriers -- marvel film breaks barriers. we have the details next. emily: the first marvel film featuring an asian actor as its start dominated the box office with a new record for a film opening over labor day. making over $90 million over the weekend. joining us to discuss, chris palmeri. what should hollywood be taking away fro

across the entire industry, specifically within archer.unced a huge partnership this year with united airlines where they will be purchasing $1 billion of aircraft from us. we also have an option for another $500,000,000. we also have a merger. we are looking at the partners that have come into the modern era mobility market that are really helping this industry come to its form, and it really set up for quite an attractive positioning for the industry. with the city partners, between los angeles and miami, we are getting closer than many people would actually think. emily: you have been embroiled in a court battle with another company called wisk another, air travel company. they claim designs were stolen from them. can you give us another update? adam: today it is really about the momentum we have seen with archer. we are very pleased with the court's really denying it. the case has no merit. emily: talk to us about what the money for that will allow, and the vision really. paint the jetsonian picture. how people will be riding in a regu

yes, only 3 is earlier. bernard archer, maiden, another, flying into nazi germany on the biggest humanitarian efforts of world war 2 key would save more than $30000.00 prisoners from the concentration camps. the 3rd of june vanderbilt was not an enemy of the jews, and there is nothing to suggest anti semitism in his entire record. this is the story of how peace can be frustrated by screening. how assassination can turn the tide of history with the consequences, but still scar? the middle east with this is the story of killing the crew. the villa, diesel in the french for the winter home of camp. bob hill. youngest son of count fulton ah, loves this place where his father and mother 1st met in the late 1920 the the, the era was and still is a favorite holidays estimate from the rich and titled, and royal families from around the world. the in the winter of 1928, can go stuff. the king of sweden was spending his holiday. the bus at the back of his mind, he had a wily, his nephew, no daughters. his uncle was the king and them he was every year down here on the bridge. and he had missed what he t

>> some people have called me the world's greatest archer. >> the trailer for the super hero series hawkeyeng jeremy renner and haley steinfelled. it shows hawkeye passing down the arrow to kate bishop. the duo takes down criminals as hawkeye promises his family. hawkeye starts streaming on november 24th. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, there's a new software update for iphone users and a new beer mashup involves a salty snack. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. today investors will get a closer look at inflation. the august consumer price index looks at the cost of goods like food and fuel. stocks ended the session mixed yesterday. the dow rallied 261 points. the nasdaq lost 9, nearly 10. the s&p 500 added 10. if you own an iphone you will want to update it immediately. apple released an emergency software patch after researchers found a security flaw that could allow hackers to secretly install spyware on your apple devices. that spyware can eavesdrop or steal data. you don't have to d

the israeli archive which disclosed information with some extroverts archer -- which some experts were trying to claim were nonrelevant or highly relevant. two, is the huuti's. the biden administration took them off of the terrorist organizations, then their behavior show they really were a terrorist organization. three, the time frames from the original jcpoa show that the time frames that were elaborated in the negotiations obviously are about to come to pass now, and even if we are able to get to the original deal, the iaea inspectors have said that it is completely dead. things have to be completely reengineered, and unless we can go back to the original nuclear negotiations and remove all of these sanctions, that we will never be able to make headway with the iranians. host: three issues and ali vaez, if you would like to respond to any or all of them. guest: on the nuclear archives, the fact that in early 2018, israel managed to steal a lot of physical evidence of iran's past nuclear activities from storage in the middle of tehran's spectacular intelligence operations and a major

the new coach is out to prove his team is a force to be reckoned with, despite those high-profile archers-- departures. reporter: captain, coach, and star defender. all three jumped ship to move for this season. the defending champions, strengthening their own team while weakening one of their biggest rivals. leipzig fans have targeted him for criticism, upset at the new coach for taking players and staff with him. not that he is all that bothered with the reception he might receive at his old club. >> some of the resentment and words used have been questionable. the fans can whistle for all i care, that's how it is. i don't hear very well with my right here anyway, so it doesn't mother me. reporter: he says he is just focus on taking three points against his former employers. two wins after their first three matches of the season. the coaches after a bit more pressure. after two losses, leipzig is already off the pace in the title race. but the american is confident his team can turn it around. >> we don't talk about pressure or where we are in the season. we believe in our process and t

archer's safai e. sponsored the ordinance in said quote. san francisco will lead in expanding access to voting. i hope that the state of california will pass a similar ordinance soon. during the pandemic governor newsom signed a bill that sends all registered voters mail in ballots. but that's set to expire at the end of this year. opening statements will be delivered tomorrow in the trial of elizabeth holmes a jury of seven men and five women will determine the fate of the former ceo and founder of theranos. she's accused of defrauding investors in her biotech company which at one point was valued at nine billion dollars. court records show her defense will claim homes was controlled and abused by her partner sonny bhawani. homes may take the witness stand herself to provide details of those accusations. homes faces twenty years in prison if convicted. east bay officially as a new state assemblywoman power swearing in ceremony culture make history. and i'll be checking in on the heat the inland valley still in the low one hundred for chang

gradual reopening of the airport as a sign that keeping their word victoria gates and be al jazeera archer, kieran donnelly is senior vice president for crisis response recovery and development at the international rescue committee. he says more needs to be done to get aid beyond cobble in into regions where the need is highest. getting flights in getting supplies in is critical. it's not clear at this point how long it will be before the airport resumes full operational functionality. but even when it does, that's only 11 of the pieces that's needed to get services operational health services, working at the economy, running in the country as a lot still needs to be done. most immediate needs are for people who have been displaced, especially those who have been recently displaced in chicago and other major cities . afghanistan has over 3000000 people displaced over half a 1000000 of those are displaced this year alone. and those who have been very recently displaced are in urgent need of shelter, of food, of water and health care support. those are the most immediate need, but it's impor

see, be seen from and much slice recently into some archer, more showers, coming in here to go through the next few days, thought i'd also sing some very wet weather myanmar also seeing some very heavy rain. and again, we have seen some flooding here. and wet weather will continue as you go on through the coming days. plenty of rain into the western side of india, particularly up towards the northwest. we do have warnings in force, just a round goodyears, the circulation will spin away. it will make his way into southern parts of pakistan as we go on through friday, could cause some flooding here and plenty of wet weather. continuing to the south us that the we've been awarded the world's best airline of 2021. but it's more than an award for being the only global airline to continue through the pandemic. and for the hours of hard work, we dedicated to making your experience exception and flying the youngest greenest fleet in the sky. more than an award. it's a responsibility to continue to provide the very best for each and every one of our customers. cut our hair ways you can rely on

see, be seen some flooding and mud slice recently into were some archer, more showers, coming in. here's going through the next few days, thought i'd also seeing some very wet weather myanmar also seeing some very heavy. right. and again, we have seen some flooding here and wet weather will continue as we go on through the coming days. plenty of rain to into the western side of india, particularly up towards the northwest where we do have warnings, enforce just around goodyears, the circulation will spin away. it will make its way into southern parts of pakistan as we go on through friday. could cause some flooding here and plenty of wet weather. continuing to the south us that still ahead on al jazeera el salvador is said to become the 1st country to adopt a bit coin as its national currency. but not everyone is happy. israel eases restrictions in gaza days after the highest level talks in a decade. we'll have an update from the enclave and tennis. well, number one, nova chunk of h avoids and outfit at the hands of a danish teenager as he begins to a historic calendar grand plan.

it stays disturbed because much of the region places as a little dryer into some archer and also into job one of the showers will gather across southern parts of sumatra as he make her way into the weekend elsewhere. as you can see by the shower surround borneo, the philippines, seeing some, a wet weather and plenty of showers there, continuing across a good part of indo china costs and wet weather making its way across australia. and that will harold, something of a change, this massive cloud will that represents something about a southerly buster. actually there's a cold front coming through ahead of that was seen warm interior wins that brick failed a wind. and that seemed temperature in adelaide getting up to 30 degrees celsius the earliest time we've seen 30 celsius in adelaide at this time of the year. so we are looking at some very hot weather. it's not gonna last week. i'm just solely buster washed. cloud of the rain comes through the wind swing round to a southerly direction. 16 celsius. then you'll see that west weather making its way towards melbourne as well. telling a goo

see, be seen some flooding and mud slice recently into were some archer will showers, coming in here as we go through the next few days. thought i'd also sing some very wet weather myanmar also seeing some very heavy. right. and again, we have seen some flooding here and wet weather will continue as we go on through the coming days. plenty of rain, servants of the western side of india, particularly up towards the northwest where we do have warnings, enforce just around goodyears, the circulation will spin away. it will make its way into southern parts of pakistan as we go on through friday. could cause some flooding here and plenty of wet weather. continuing to the south us that sponsor, cut on airways. joy applicant launches, trade and investment in south africa. inter african trades gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and buyers and more than 5000 conference delegates, more than 35 countries, participate in trade and investment deals with 40 $1000000000.00 as business and governments come together to explore business and networking opportunities at the

earlier another of britain's archers was bang on target. such a difficult buildup. it has been so hard. the last few months especially because i was in the shielding group as well. when i could finally return to training it was all about cracking on and aiming for tokyo. and to get one of these! there was also british success in the athletics. wheelchair racer sammy kinghorn powering to bronze in the 200 metres. for the 25 year old, a first paralympic medal. in the table tennis meanwhile mixed fortunes for the british men's teams. one had to settle for bronze after losing to china in a semi—final. while in a different class, it was a different story. as paul karabardak and will bayley came back from the brink to make it to the final. and if you wondered what that meant, this mightjust give you a clue! what a victory that was table tennis and i can tell you in the wheelchair tennis both gordon reid and alfie hewett are through to the semifinals. paralympicsgb have won 30 gold medal so far in these games but we're hoping there are still a few

he is a huge miss, as isjofra archer, because we had been together so long and they are huge players.themselves right and we just want them as humans to feel better before the come back. meanwhile, india's cricket team have cancelled a training session on the eve of the fifth test against england at old trafford after a member of their coaching team tested positive for coronavirus. the players have been told to stay in their hotel rooms after undergoing testing this morning. india have a 2—1 lead in the five—test series. emma raducanu is two matches away from a sensational us open win. she continues to make history by making the final four of the women's draw. the 18—year—old is yet to even drop a set. she beat the olympic champion belinda bencic in the quarters in straight sets. remarkably, this is the furthest any british woman has gone in the competition sincejo durie, back in 1983. raducanu is also the first—ever qualifier to make the semifinals at flushing meadows. she'll play maria sakkari of greece for a place in the final in the early hours of tomorrow morning. staying with th

set off with her fiancÉ on cross-country van trip in early july at archers natural park in utah.lice issuing a statement saying, quote, our officers didn't respond to an incident on 12 august 2021 but neither brian or gabrielle were the reporting party. officers conducted an investigation and insufficient evidence existed for, charges. she was reported missing after her daughter an active social media user, quote, went off the grid. laundry drove the white van back to florida alone releasing a statement through a lawyer tuesday. it says in part it is our hope the search is successful and she's reunited with her family on the advice of counsel, the family is remaining in the background at this juncture, the family shock that lack of detail, brian is refusing to tell gabby's family where he last saw her in refusing to swing why he left gabby all alone, these are critical questions that require immediate answers. the distraught family pleading with the public to be on the lookout. >> unless you are the parent you can't describe how the feeling is because you never felt it before. i

best of luck with archer aviation. >> thank you.e they saying? lauren: new york city schools have been open for one week. in one week one million students go back to school. 384 tested positive for covid. 592 test positive for covid and 384 staff members. okay? as a result, 445 classes completely shut down in just one week. so now what new york is doing is saying if the kid has a mask on, vaccinated or not and they are three feet apart from other kids you have to close the classroom. you just have to test negative. stuart: that is a very big deal. it keeps kids in schools. it keeps schools open as opposed to shutting down every time they get a positive test. that is big, big deal. lauren: starts monday. stuart: thanks, lauren. show me the dow 30. need to get a sense of the market, as you sense from the graphic right there, left-hand side of the screen. 28 of the dow 30 are in the red. the dow industrials are down 500 points. that is 1.5%. this is a selloff, folks. >>> state alcohol boards warning of shortages ahead of the holiday se

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development phase and expected to m come to market over the next couple of years, talking about jobe, archer, lillian, i counted 12 companies working on evtols right now, targeting 2024, 2025 but they have to go through regulatory hurdles around the world we're showing you the stocks since they started trading you can go back further for joby, not a lot of action. curious to see what these guys do the next couple of years. shares of honda have not said exactly when the evtol they are working on will go into service but they have delivered more than 170 honda jets which they first started working on more than 15 years ago, the first delivery starting in 2014, i believe. and they are recognized around the world as a short haul aircraft jet that people enjoy in the upper class enjoy buying for, whether it's themselves or maybe a small business, wouldn't call it a business aircraft so much as a personal jet, if you will but they're quite successful in that area and continue to grow there and now they want to do it in the electrical vertical and takeoff area. >> if i had the money for a personal

>> the interest archer bill has some really great money to advance green technologies, to fund projectsonciliation bill has a lot of key tax credits. to drive the demand for green technology. so, if both pass, the u.s. will accelerate in a very dramatic way its contribution, not only reducing emissions but innovating to drive the ice down. senator manchin has spoken about the overall price tag and the incentives in the electricity generation sector and how he might want to see those be different. the ideal thing is even if these bills, if there are some modest reductions that they get past, if we do not get either of these bills, the u.s. will really be absent in driving the cost of green technologies down. which in terms of creating new industries and the jobs in those industries, would be a huge missed opportunity foroth the u.s. and the world. judy: and are you sharing your view with members of congress, as they face some of these votes in the weeks to come? >> absolutely. i have two topics i have been a lot of discussion with members of congress. one is funding work to avoid another

was also an array of british bronze for wheelchair racer sammy king worn in the 100 metres, and for archer, but in a different class it was a different story, as they battled back from the brink to make it to their final. it was like a miracle, they said, and fairto was like a miracle, they said, and fair to say, it is one they certainly enjoyed. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening to you. the met office haveissued good evening to you. the met office have issued their summer 2021 stats, and it has certainly been one of unusual contrast, with much of the north and the rest of the country seeing warmer, sunnier and drier than average conditions compared to the south and the east, which has actually been cooler, cloudier and wetter, and in fact scotland and northern ireland have seen one of their warmest summers on record. we have also had that contrast in the last few days and certainly today the best of the sunshine scotland and northern ireland, whereas further south we saw a lot of cloud, particularly across most of england and wa

the bay waters are very calm and you notice there's a little bit of fog here in low clouds so more archersen check out concord and livermore still in the low 70s right now in this hour and this time we're looking from the east bay out towards bay bridge in san francisco. you seeomethog t f rr ispare the air day so minimize driving if you can't or carpool. are heading to bottle rock, so it's going to be sizzling inland. so triple digits and then mild at the coast and that's because of the debris, but we are expecting hazy skies all the way through labor day because of the wildfires and the smoke here's a forecast animation showing you the cloud cover because of the high pressure. we're going to see very minimal cloud cover and even at the beaches will get partly cloudy conditions. we will still get a little bit of a sea breeze and that's going to allow things to stay cooler at the beaches because we'll see a little bit of a northwest flow and then tomorrow afternoon the breeze will pick up at temperatures will still warm. up inland in fact highs tomorrow are going to be warmer compared to t

reporter: to help the jew archer e his goal, the actors expected us to be doing this whole time, butous, and surprisingly, so fun. they haven't been jaded by this industry. >> these are actors that are so powerful being in the presence of. it's really crazy. reporter: "shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings" is in theaters this weekend. kristen: "shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings" opens in theaters on friday. disney as the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. i did catch a screening of it. i give it an 11 out of 10. it was done perfectly. even the cultural aspects. just authentic, true. does not play on any stereotypes. you just really say engine americans cast as a superhero ash asian americans cast -- you just rarely this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. another day, another chance. make the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityed

earlier, another of britain's archers was bang on target.ldup. it has been so hard. the last few months especially because i was in the shielding group as well. when i could finally return to training, it was all about cracking on and aiming for tokyo. and to get one of these! there was also british success in the athletics. wheelchair racer sammy kinghorn powering to bronze in the 200 metres. for the 25—year—old, a first paralympic medal. in the table tennis meanwhile, mixed fortunes for the british men's teams. one had to settle for bronze after losing to china in a semi—final. while in a different class, it was a different story. as paul karabardak and will bayley came back from the brink to make it to the final. and if you wondered what that meant, this mightjust give you a clue! andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. look what it means there. dan evans is looking to reach the third round of the us open for the fourth time in his career — the british number one has faced today's opponent marcos giron on one previous occasion, beating him in straig

with me is dan archer is the managing director of visiting angels, which provides home care and i'm alsojoinedducked this urgent issue of social care. whatever you think of this government, at least they are addressing it.— addressing it. and they are addressing _ addressing it. and they are addressing funding - addressing it. and they are addressing funding for- addressing it. and they are addressing funding for it. l addressing it. and they are i addressing funding for it. and that's a start. it would be wrong for anybody to suggest that more money is not a good thing. we absolutely as a sector need more money coming in. ifirst met absolutely as a sector need more money coming in. i first met alice in ten years ago at the old bbc centre in london, talking about that point i'm talking about cataract stop report was just published this is been going a long, long time. i don't think what we've had today really addresses the problem. i think the reality is that pouring more water into a leaky bucket doesn't fix the issue and we still have a very leaky bucket. just spell out what you _ have a ver

, thank you to the congress for giving us the tools to further expand the utility of the national archerhip program so by looking at i -- believe doctor ballot and dr. crosby each mentioned -- looking at philanthropy as a ready partner. we need the commercial sector as a partner. [inaudible] we've been relying on just two or more federal agencies to sponsor the ocean partnership program activities. but by brightening that, i think we will be much more successful. no, i'm not saying that [inaudible] arpao but if i say if you can buy the two together really taken all hands on deck approach as we are with climate science hundred the current administration, i think we that's get there. i think we have a wonderful very helpful. opportunity to get. thank you. >> and go dr. leinen, after the latest report on the changing climate, we know that ocean data and monitoring our critical in assessing in adapting to the climate crisis so i appreciate the acknowledgment in your testimony that we appreciate the effects of environmental stressors, like ocean acid -ification and hypoxia. there is still a s

saw this, this caught my eye it's not what they said to say about joby, it's the first -- remember archerst here the other day, which we estimate could have a total addressable market of a trillion in 2040, but get this, it's going to be a big decade $9 trillion by 2050. >> $9 trillion did you notice that adam did not put his name on that research? >> all i could find was a graph that just shows it there's no like -- >> remember when portenoy picked out symbols -- >> it's going like that. $9 trillion. >> memo to james gorman. >> the flying cars will be everywhere >> you're better than that this is logan's run. remember that? >> um-hmm. >> i would have been finished 36 years ago. this is preposterous i do think that when you do something -- $9 trillion, tam, david, it hurts the whole research department. >> let's do darden they raised guidance some of the comps are really good for restaurants can move into this in the quarter, it's at an all-time high. >> this is what's incredible about darden olive garden missed, only 37% comps versus 46. david, will you focus for ten seconds on me? becau

. >> i think it's arch, archer, of course we talked about this a lot they renegotiated the price lowerally mobile flying taxis. i like to call them flying cars. >> the jetsons >> can we be speaerious it's not oh well. >> and i'm going to talk about it in a bit, guys. >> that's a segue. >> but we can't do it now. >> see this right here we have to -- have you ever done this show? we go through a lot of stocks. >> i haven't talked about tether yet, whether they own commercial paper from china do what you have to do. >> i'm looking at your lists, you have a lot of them we talked about adobe earlier. you did starbucks, but a lot of others how about nigke >> there's a problem there with vietnam and covid. malaysia, another country important for semiconduct other, not under control. port of los angeles, not until control. there's a lot of not under control situation until we can get it behind us this is an opportunity to sell now. >> we're not seeing very many names in the green, but of the few that are, they include the airlines if the f.t. story is line, and we'll get an announcement today

i want to talk about archer. the electric plane taxi guys. you invested in them.funded, had a great fundamental investment base. this is a moonshot investments. i have ownership in the company, never allocated to this name. they yield outsized returns in the next several years. we will be witnessing electric aircraft taking to the skies, in the next several years. dime the day-to-day change. stuart: is a moonshot in your in it. >> and i minute and they produce the return if this works well. stuart: thanks very much. i'm going to talk about snoop dogg lucy has revealed he's the person behind the mysterious crypto-based twitter account, you want to ask lane this? >> there's a lot of discussion, he spent a lot of money in investing in nft. he's behind it and gives a sense of how popular these nfts our and people believe and a lot of them. a lot ofther celebrity doing it too. it is a new product coming to the market. buyer beware. stuart: it is a market. what it represents, the value, i don't get it. okay. another one for you. softbank investing in nft startup it has

the israeli archive which disclosed information with some extroverts archer -- which some experts wereing to claim were nonrelevant or highly relevant. two, is the huuti's. the biden administration took them off of the terrorist organizations, then their behavior show they really were a terrorist organization. three, the time frames from the original jcpoa show that the time frames that were elaborated in the negotiations obviously are about to come to pass now, and even if we are able to get to the original deal, the iaea inspectors have said that it is completely dead. things have to be completely reengineered, and unless we can go back to the original nuclear negotiations and remove all of these sanctions, that we will never be able to make headway with the iranians. host: three issues and ali vaez, if you would like to respond to any or all of them. guest: on the nuclear archives, the fact that in early 2018, israel managed to steal a lot of physical evidence of iran's past nuclear activities from storage in the middle of tehran's spectacular intelligence operations and a major vic

last year archer daniels, fedex, nike, on and on and on.e out how to pay little or nothing. hedge fund titans are paying taxes at lower rates than their clerical employees, and the people who show off their bentleys. do you think that's demagoguery? no, it's not. that's a fact. billionaires' capital doesn't get taxed. workers' wages do. so now democrats in congress are saying we need to raise the taxes on people who are working but leave billionaires alone as they continue to amass capital and continue -- listen to me here! listen to me here! because everybody hates incumbent distribution. that makes you a socialist, doesn't it? if you're for a scheme that redistributes wealth, well, let me tell you something. in the world we've lived in in the past 40 years, there's been the largest income redistribution scam in american history. and it's been the middle class that's been looted while trillions keep flowing into the bank accounts of billionaires. did you hear what i just said? did you hear what i just said? this whole income redistribution

it is the case archer protected.sion. they are not terribly efficient at doing that but it will have that effect. if large numbers of children are immunised then there will be fewer infections in other children and adults. i had to emphasise there is more infecting of children by adults going on than the other way. children are not efficient vectors of this virus. that brings us to the use of boosters. how sure are we that boosters. how sure are we that boosters are necessary and who should have them? there is beginning to be evidence particularly the oldest members of society who were immunised first and most vulnerable to covid, their protection may be beginning to wane, having been immunised at the beginning of the year. we also have evidence around the levels of antibody circulating in the blood, and that is to some extent predictive of protection as well. so we are seeing there are some people who may benefit from being boosted in terms of bringing back up their levels of protection against getting this infectio