arlene, talk about your rise with him.n 2009, we played in the introduction here that speech he gave addressing thlabor movement and addressing the issue of racism within the labor movement as he was campaigning for barack obama to become the first african-american president of the united states. you became the first african-american executive within the afl-cio, becoming the executive vice president for the federation. talk about thatime. arlene: i have to reflect back to 1995, when the new voice team of john sweeney, linda chavez thompson, the first latina woman elected, and rich trumka ran on a ticket in 1990 five talking about inclusion and diversity and a new voice for workers around the country. understanding the importance of diversity in the labor movement. i was very, you know, honored. in 2007, i was appointed by john sweeney to serve up linda chavez thompson's term when she decided to step down from her position. i served in that position. it was in 2009 32013 that i served alongside rich trumka as his executive

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gold medal, rather than won a silver as he was beaten in the light—heavyweight division by cuba's arlenuced a composed final run to finish third in the women's park skateboarding final and claim bronze. it's incredible. it feels unreal. i'm so happy to be here. all of the girls are repping it. it was insane. it was a super sick final and qualifierfor it was a super sick final and qualifier for the it was a super sick final and qualifierfor the semi it was a super sick final and qualifier for the semi finals. it was insane. let's cross to tokyo now and speak to our reporter sarah mulkerrins. sarah a heartbreaking day for katarina johnson thompson in the heptathlon. yes, it was. it was a here at late on wednesday night at the olympic stadium and the track and field. she was going in the 200 metres. she had been placed at the 200 metres. she had been placed for fendi habitat to line up until that point. this is one of her stronger events, and she started off, she was going well around the bend, and then suddenly, shejust pulled up. you can see there was a serious injury for her there. so s

biden: arlene, ap. >> what is your reaction to the announcement from governor cuomo to step down. you called on him to resign, did you think you would? pres. biden: i respect the governor's decision and the decision that he made. >> how concerned are you now about children in school, given that 94% of children are too young to get vaccinated, what are your concerns around school staying open as you have asked? pres. biden: my concerns have deepened. i'm very concerned. we all know why. look, i understand that there are millions of people, adults, who decided not to get vaccinated. i understand that to badger those folks is not likely to get them to move or get vaccinated. i also understand that the reason children are becoming infected is because in most cases they live in low vaccination rate states and communities and they are getting it from unvaccinated adults. that's what's happening. so, mike lee -- my plea is, and for those who are not vaccinated, think about it. god willing, the fda will be coming out in a reasonable timeframe to say that this vaccine is totally safe. we h

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. >> and now here's arlene. >> much like taxi, wkrp is a staff of working people who are doing their the best is coming from it. ♪ cincinnati wkrp ♪ >>> wkrp was about a very low rated station. >> what about this station's traffic helicopter? >> we don't have one. >> why do you have helicopter reports. >> that's just me. i get on the air and say the traffic is heavy. >> it's a wonderful setting for so many comedies, work is, because it's a refuge. you get away from the kids and your wife. >> the moon is high. and so am i. >> you're in this little environment with people that will you get to know probably a little closer than you should know. and out of that's going to come conflicts. >> i don't take dictation. >> i don't know how jennifer ended up receptionist. >> get coffee for all the guys here. >> i don't get coffee, mr. carlson, we agreed. >> she was not in a workplace. >> will there be anything else i can do? jennifer marleau was so popular because girls are going like, yeah, you can be as cute as you want to be and be smart and you don't have to do what you don't want. >> thank

something ben whittaker was really upset about, after losing his gold medal light heavyweight contest with arlen not to be for ben whittaker who lost in the final, he had sown with silver but there was clearly disappointment as he left without silver. clearly wanted to win a gold but it was going to be tough against an opponent who had won gold at the previous olympics. he has been a huge entertainer, both in and out of the ring and this is his reflections after that about. you the ring and this is his reflections after that about.— the ring and this is his reflections after that about. you do not when it's over, after that about. you do not when it's over. you _ after that about. you do not when it's over, you lose _ after that about. you do not when it's over, you lose gold. _ after that about. you do not when it's over, you lose gold. i - after that about. you do not when it's over, you lose gold. i was - it's over, you lose gold. i was disappointed, i did not perform good. he is a class operator, two—time gold medallist now, but i'm very disappointed. i felt like a failure. it very disappoin

arlene says can you please address the official social media power on a micro or macro scale? you clarify the difference in how to talk about that generally? >> the problem is we have the wrong model we wanted to be a competition of ideas it really is a competition of identities. that was probably predictable. we could argue if we have other really have had debates in the media that when we go online think about the last time you encountered someone whose views you did not share on social media did you say that person has a point when they were calling aoc a communist or donald trump or racist? that's not the nature of the social media debate we are experiencing attacks and sophisticated defenses to defend our side this a is a social media is doing at the micro level we are learning this tactic those are horribly detrimental and that's why when you go outside the echo chamber we don't find that people focus on the moderates like david brooks or the centrist people. know they focus on ted cruz and what he said the other day and even the enthusiastic parts to become polarized in

arlene mere lives in this house. i was just speaking with her. just like many people in the region, they know to the inch how much water it will take to get inside their homes. they said the water to the front door of her house is 1'1 3". the latest report she got is that floodwaters could reach close to 13 feet. she's clearly in a very nervous situation now. residents we've seen here in this community doing a lot of this. they plan to ride out the storm here and have their belongings ready to go and drive into higher ground as the storm approaches. even south of where we are. take a community like la feet, louisiana, about to take a direct impact from the eye of the storm, there are still people planning to ride out the storm. we spoke with ronald dufresne, a commercial shrimper, he plans to ride out the storm on a 100-foot shrimp boat. i spoke with him just a little while ago, wolf. >> i've ridden my boat in average storm for the last 42 years. i rode out three of them last year. don't get me wrong, this is a buzz saw we have coming. we rode ou

let's >> not to arlen picks coverage and to track and field athletes are revealing that the timing ofriginal olympics. one out of work for them. they say postponing the games actually gave them the opportunity of a lifetime will clay is the clear favorite in the triple jump competition. he ruptured his achilles tendon just months before the game's original start date and probably would not have been back in time had the pandemic not postpone the olympics a trip to tokyo. also seemed off the table for world. number one, hammer thrower, deanna price. >> the cavs have any issues that get out by digestion. play. find out have have low are i doubt. i have folks that likely helped twenty-twenty was here that i got to. a little bit more about my body and what it can do. >> timing is everything. the one-year delay thankfully made the dreams of gold one year stronger. >> more medals in the pool from a team usa including one from superstar. katie ledecky marielena balouris is in tokyo with the lettuce. >> katie ledecky defends her title in the 800 meter, freestyle bringing home her 3rd gold med

south carolina this is arlene, independent line. caller: hi. think what is happening right now is only a humanitarian thing. i think we need help from other countries to fix this like a horrible disaster. i think we are the greatest country out there and we should be sending every plane we have there to get our people out and those poor people who helped us while we were over there. i understand from some military people that the afghan arm is not as aggressive as they would have liked. some did diane our name but we need to -- die in our name but we need to help the people that were on our side and get out and get help from other places if possible. host: do you think the current effort by the united states will achieve that goal of getting people out? caller: i pray that it does. it looks like a very disorganized free-for-all to me. it is not organized and we have the ability to be organized. we have the best military in the world. it seems like we are at a big disadvantage and it is frightening. host: joe is in new jersey, republican line. c

gold medal, rather than won a silver as he was beaten in the light—heavyweight division by cuba's arlene ripping it. it was insane, like, it was a super sick final and qualifier, semi final, it was insane. let's cross to tokyo now and speak to our reporter sarah mulkerrins. sarah, a heartbreaking day for katarina johnson—thompson sarah, a heartbreaking day for katarina johnson— thompson in the heptathlon. yes, it was. it was the final event late on wednesday night at the olympic stadium and the track and field. she was going in the 200 metres. she had been placed fifth in the heptaholon to line up until that point. this is one of her stronger events, and she started off, she was going well around the bend, and then suddenly, she just pulled up. you can see there was a serious injury for her there. so she got to the bend can and you could just see her there just hoppinh, and it turned out not to be the achilles injury which she has been dealing with over the last year, but actually her right calf. she did fall down. she was getting attention, but as you can see there, she refused the ass

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. >> and now, here's arlene!," wkrp is a staff of working people who are doing their best and not always the best is coming from it. ♪ cincinnati wkrp ♪ >> this is rock bottom. >> "wkrp" was about a very low-rated station. >> what about this station's traffic helicopter? >> we don't have one. >> so why do we have helicopter reports? >> well, that's just me. see, i get on the air and then i do this. [ helicopter noise ] the traffic today is light. >> the workplace is a wonderful setting for so many comedies because it's a refuge. you get away from your kids. you get away from your wife. >> the moon is high. [ gong ] and so am i. >> you're in this little environment with people that you get to know probably a little closer than you should know. and out of that's going to come conflicts. >> i don't take dictation. >> i don't know how jennifer ended up as the receptionist. >> why don't you get coffee for all the guys here? >> i don't get coffee, mr. carlson. we agreed. >> my mother was a '50s housewife, so she was no

arlene marti is an infectious disease expert and dr.el is the chief medical officer at the medical center in new orleans. welcome to both of you. dr. marti, i want to start with you. florida reporting a fifth of all new infections and hospitalizations. is this latest push you saw by the biden administration the best route for your state? >> there's many things that should be happening, and the bottom line is every single leader should be working to reduce transmission. we're actually one out of every four cases in the united states right now, and our hospitalizations are including a tremendous amount of young people. our pediatric hospitals are overwhelmed. the nicholas hospital has 60% occupancy with covid-19 patients. it's tragic. tragic that we have to give monoclonal antibodies. i want to say florida has traditionally been up front and provided the type of guidance to parents for decades. we have in florida since 1984, we adopted the vaccine for children program and have been very proud of having that type of attitude of guiding par

examples of criminal behavior , that sounds to me very much like johnson because immediately after arlen robson 64 after a 15-year-old student is killed by the new york police department, often makes the same steps that obama did. he said this is not about civil rights protests. this is criminal, this is tied to juvenile delinquency. it's meaningless. it's a horrible act and it's a riot. and as the riots the best way to respond is with police force. and what johnson miss and what obama miss is that these this political violence is rooted in the same social economic demands of the civil rights movement. that is an end to police brutality, and end to white supremacist terrorism. people are saying we want welfare, they're saying we want jobs and we want decent housing without roaches and rats running through our beds at night. people are calling for a better and more expensive educational system , private scholarships and really to be treated like. and by their city of either country. that's what the rebellions were about and in making this and ignoring those rootcauses and ignoring the dem

cuba's arlen lopez was the winner in the gold medal match. landing more punches than whittaker.kistan six foot eight giant. but the loss does mean clarke walks away with a bronze medal. after winning silver in the mens team sprint, jason kenny and jack carlin are through to the quarter—finals of the individual sprint. kenny, who's the defending champion and going for a seventh gold medal, beat yuka wakamoto of japan to reach the last eight. and carlinjoined him there soon afterwards, outpacing mohammed sahrom of malaysia. the quarter—finals get under wayjust before eight o'clock tomorrow morning. in the women's, team gb's katy marchant made it through to the quarter—finals at the second time of asking. she had to race again in the repechage, after being relegated from her first round heat for a technical infringement. what a run for the usa's sydney mclaughlin — she broke her own world record in the women's 400m hurdles, taking gold in the process. the defending champion, fellow american dalilah muhammad, got away fastest but mclaughlin powered down the home straight to win gold

since then, he and his wife, arlene harris, a tech inventor in her own right, started a series of companiesral advice for relationships not to work with your spouse? >> we don't agree on everything, but, you know, that's a special life, to disagree if it is friendly. >> reporter: it seems if there is a technological dispute, wouldn't you go, i'll have you know i'm the father of the cell phone, and won't you automatically win? >> no. >> reporter: cooper thinks he has only begun to tap its potential. >> david, we're only at the very, very beginning. we're going to revolutionize mankind in many ways. i believe that the whole process of education is going to be revolutionized. and the other revolutions that are going to happen is in health care. i know i sound like an optimist, but it will probably be a thing of the past. >> reporter: already, he says, workers in poorer countries use their cell phones to move money around without needing a bank. >> there are entrepreneurs, and people's lives are being saved. people are being moved out of poverty. >> reporter: marty cooper is a notorious fitness

the brit was beaten in the final by cuba's arlen lopez, who landed more punches than whittaker. walks away with a bronze medal. he said he was proud of his achievement, even though it wasnt the fairytale he wanted. katarina johnson—thompson's hopes of an olympic medal are over — she's withdrawn from the heptathlon after pulling up injured in the 200 metres. johnson—thompson was fifth overall, going into the heptathlon's fourth event, but she had come to tokyo with concerns over an achilles problem. she'd had a good start to the 200 metres, but an injury to her right calf ended her chances. she refused the offer of a wheelchair, getting up to hobble across the line, but was later disqualified for having left her lane. i can't see past the devastation for kat. she's worked so hard to get to this position. if you look for a silver lining, it's great that the achilles has not sustained further damage. but it is not uncommon that you see, one leg gets injured, something else gets hurt eventually. and it could have beenjust brought on by the highjump. five of the team gb�*s medals hav

he was guaranteed a medal but had a puncher�*s chance against arlen lopez, already an olympic championuse a deep cut above frazer's eye opened up again by his opponent, the uzbekistan six foot eight giant. but the loss does mean clarke walks away with a bronze medal. afterwards he said "it was not the fairy tale i wanted but i'm proud of myself". after winning silver in the mens team sprint, jason kenny and jack carlin are back in action in the individual sprint and it's so far, so good, for both riders. carlin had broken the olympic record this morning to qualify, although it was then beaten a few minutes later... but then he had no problem beating australia's nathan hart to reach the last 16. then, jason kenny, who's the defending champion, also made it through safely, against the former world champion aziz awang of malaysia. and in the last few minutes, katy marchant has also qualified for the quarterfinals of the women's keirin. what a run for the usa's sydney mclaughlin — she broke her own world record in the women's 400m hurdles — taking gold in the process. the defending champio

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cuba's arlen lopez was the winner in the gold medal match, landing more punches than whittaker.wolverhampton and had said if he won gold he wanted to become the new mayor — that won't be happening now, unfortunately. well, earlier frazer clarke added another medal in the boxing with bronze in the super heavyweight. he lost his semifinal match after the referee stopped the fight because a deep cut above frazer's eye opened up again by his opponent, the uzbekistan six foot eight giant. but the loss does mean clarke walks away with a bronze medal. afterwards he said, "it was not the fairytale i wanted but i'm proud of myself". reigning world champion katarina johnson—thompson is in fifth place after three events in the women's heptathlon. she looks like she could be in trouble after a leg injury in the 200 metres. she won her hate for the 100 metre hurdles but did not perform as well in the high jump, clearing 1.86 metres. —— she won her heat. the shot put went better than expected with a throw over 13 metres. she has just pulled she hasjust pulled up limping in the 200 metres, we

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south carolina this is arlene, independent line. caller: hi. i think what is happening right now is only a humanitarian thing. i think we need help from other countries to fix this like a horrible disaster. i think we are the greatest country out there and we should be sending every plane we have there to get our people out and those poor people who helped us while we were over there. i understand from some military people that the afghan arm is not as aggressive as they would have liked. some did diane our name but we need to -- die in our name but we need to help the people that were on our side and get out and get help from other places if possible. host: do you think the current effort by the united states will achieve that goal of getting people out? caller: i pray that it does. it looks like a very disorganized free-for-all to me. it is not organized and we have the ability to be organized. we have the best military in the world. it seems like we are at a big disadvantage and it is frightening. host: joe is in new jersey, republican line.

cuba�*s arlen lopez was the winner in the gold medal match. landing more punches than whittaker.lost his semi—final match after the referee stopped the fight because a deep cut above frazer�*s eye opened up again by his opponant, the uzbekistan 6 foot 8 giant. but the loss does mean clarke walks away with a bronze medal. afterwards he said, "it was not the fairytale i wanted but i�*m proud of myself". katarina johnson—thompson�*s hopes of an olympic medal are over — she has withdrawn from the heptathlon after pulling up injured in the 200 metres. johnson—thompson was fifth overall, going into the hepathlon�*s fourth event, but she had come to tokyo with concerns over an achilles problem. she�*d had a good start to the 200 metres, but an injury to her right calf ended her chances. she refused the offer of a wheelchair, getting up to hobble across the line — but was later disqualified for having left her lane. and in the last hour, andre de grasse has won the men�*s 200 metres — his fifth olympic medal and his first gold. the canadian ran a personal best of 19.62 seconds, finishing

he was guaranteed a boxing medal and had a point to your�*s chance against arlen lopez, already in aome straight to win gold in 51.a6 seconds, and take almost half a second off the world record, muhammad getting silver. the new women's best follows norway's karsten warholm obliterating his own world record in the men's a00 metres hurdles on tuesday. disappointment for great britain who will not retain their women's hockey title following defeat by the netherlands in the semifinals. they lost 5—1. that's it for now. thank you. jane dougall. when the ever given ran aground and blocked the suez for a week in march, it halted roughly 15% of global trade in the process, it was the culmination of a perfect storm for global supply chains. the ship finally made it into the english port of felixstowe, yesterday, to the relief of businesses whose precious cargo has been trapped for four months. the ever given saga highlighted our reliance on global supply chains for just about everything and exposed the weaknesses in seaborne transport. here's our business correspondent theo leggett. four mont