a beacon of rights, a beacon of protection of minorities, a beacon in terms of equal rights for womenersons, and is an inspiration for so many parts of the world? i think we should be proud also of those elements that maybe are less visible in terms of... you talked about defence, you talked about power, i think we also have to continue to reinforce those elements that i think make us different in terms of our development model and have made us a success for decades. nadia calvino, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. very quiet on the weather front out there right now and quite warm, too, after a hot tuesday for some of us. here's a reminder of the temperatures we had on tuesday in a selection of places. these are the hotspots — up to 31 celsius in 1—2 spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example, across the midlands. and wednesday is going to be another hot one, with tonnes of sunshine on the way. but we are starting to see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far southwest of the uk. there's just the possibility of some showers earl

a beacon of rights, a beacon of protection of minorities, a beacon in terms of equal rights for womeniration for so many parts of the world? i think we should be proud also of those elements that maybe are less visible in terms of... you talked about defence, you talked about power, i think we also have to continue to reinforce those elements that i think make us different in terms of our development model and have made us a success for decades. nadia calvino, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. 0ur short spell of hot weather is coming to an end now. this picture was taken earlier in the night in sussex. this picture was taken during the day on wednesday in the scottish borders — where temperatures reached 29 celsius, making it the hottest september day in scotland since 1906. we had temperatures widely 29 celsius in england, into parts of wales as well. the top temperature was recorded at heathrow airport, at 30 celsius. it's very warm overnight as well. these are the temperatures by the morning — we've got this band of heavy and thundery r

be fast tracked _ home secretary as a beacon be fast tracked -- — home secretary as a beacon be fasttrack. what a problem to have in the _ fast—track. what a problem to have in the 21st — fast—track. what a problem to have in the 21st century in the uk. brexit— in the 21st century in the uk. brexit has— in the 21st century in the uk. brexit has played a part, but it seems — brexit has played a part, but it seems quite a lot of it was foreseeable. what is not good and where _ foreseeable. what is not good and where people need to get a grip very much, _ where people need to get a grip very much, that— where people need to get a grip very much, that is that i agree when the transport secretary talks about being _ transport secretary talks about being sensible. people need to exercise — being sensible. people need to exercise some sort of restraint. and by exercise some sort of restraint. and bviust_ exercise some sort of restraint. and bviust what— exercise some sort of restraint. and byjust what they need. there is a 500% _ byjust what they need. there is a 500% surge according to one

and what i would say is an improved muslim beacon defense and security process also that he's working in partnership with these other groups, or one of the long term solutions to, to stop this, these and such and coming back and, and causing another security threat. well, that's that, i mean is the question here and i think the present to me, i wonder by alluding that rwanda can't be there forever is absolutely right. the solutions to this mostly developmental so there is a know of an agency for development. now for the 3 northern provinces, nasa coupled to god during the one province, the south just just south a couple of other non polar and that's called add in. and the idea is ready, start to pump in resources and build up alternative livelihoods. so that those who have been attracted to the insurgency, will see that there's a choice that there are things that they can be involved in. and then it's up to the muslim beacon security forces intelligence and others to really crap down on those hardened insurgence jihadists and indeed who, who won't be attracted to an alternative liveli

indeed, a beacon of light, a beacon of democracy in the middle east.o how could we not work earlier this week to help them, to support them, well, i'm glad today we could come together on both sides of the aisle and come to agreement on this with a strong support via this resolution. i visited israel several times, and when you visit with the people there and talk with them, there's people that live their lives under a 15-second warning for when rockets might come in at random from anywhere in the zones -- in the zones that are near where the rockets are launched from, whether it's from gaza, north lebanon. what a way to live life. for us not coming together earlier this week it's sad. i am glad we could come to agreement today and get strong votes today to support iron dome, which is a defensive mechanism, technology that both us and israel benefit from and making all of our interests stronger. so i'm glad we could have this support today and get it right. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from tenn

indeed, a beacon of light, a beacon of democracy in the middle east. so how could we not work earlier this week to help them, to support them, well, i'm glad today we could come together on both sides of the aisle and come to agreement on this with a strong support via this resolution. i visited israel several times, and when you visit with the people there and talk with them, there's people that live their lives under a 15-second warning for when rockets might come in at random from anywhere in the zones -- in the zones that are near where the rockets are launched from, whether it's from gaza, north lebanon. what a way to live life. for us not coming together earlier this week it's sad. i am glad we could come to agreement today and get strong votes today to support iron dome, which is a defensive mechanism, technology that both us and israel benefit from and making all of our interests stronger. so i'm glad we could have this support today and get it right. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from te

they will be reading up into the air, into the sky as almost to sort of show a beacon of hope, if you will. that's what is the intention of those that have put together this installation. and i think when we talk about what happened on that day, it really is summed up by a statement that was put out by the current 1st lady, dr. joe bide. and she said that when it comes to the september 11th attacks, even ask for 20 years on now, most americans remember it as before. and after, in terms of how america has changed, she said it's a moment that has changed all of us. and she says in our shared experiences, shot grief and resolve, we found unity. now that is a bit of a controversial statement, given the fact that we are in such a divided america right now. politically. but is certainly true that in those initial moments, americans did come together, they wanted to show american spirit and triumph over adversity. but so much of that has dissipated. and so what we've seen in the last day or so our messages from the former precedent, maybe many elected officials who are saying things like, we

now, mose, i'm beacon truth have a camp here. they're back in control. whoever controls the coastline can profit from the smuggling, which started long before the conflict. but even greater riches lie off shore. about $20000000000.00 of natural gas, french oil jain, tow towel suspended its contracts here and abandoned its camp earlier this year. when the attacks came to close, those am beacon writes group suspects the gas money will ultimately pay for the foreign military force. but the rwandan government says it's paying the cost. this initiative could get bogged down and into a quagmire. if it is understood by the authorities on their partners, that there's only a military solution, it's unlikely they're going to be able to completely defeat and eradicate this arm group that actually has been born out of grassroots issues. people here have been desperately poor for generations. the government provided few services and little security. the arrival of oil companies, we created a tinder box. now the government and his allies contr

i'm beacon soldiers and now in control of this town to the y fi and it's on a key road junction. but just a few weeks ago, it was occupied by fighters from the on group house or bob. and you can see the remains of what they left behind. a lot of the buildings have been taught good. some shops have been looted, cause have been set on fire as well in the civilians and the savvy really feared the fighters from the group and toria for the headings for abducting people. and all of the villages that we passed along the road on the journey here, a still completely deserted around a 100000 people have been displaced by the conflict began 4 years ago. as the insurgents steadily took more towns and villages, more people fled by some bigs armed forces failed to stop their advance. rwandan soldiers arrived here about 2 months ago under an agreement between the 2 governments. in recent weeks, they fought the armed group out of one town after the next. and the fighters have fled into the bush. this small town called him bow, was the last town, the great fighters occupied in their leaders where

i'm beacon council philippe. you see rwandan soldiers helping mozambique and forces to fight an armed group called our ship. bob had taken over towns and cabo delgado province, stalling the extraction of off shore natural gas deposits worth $20000000000.00. companies visit follows the rwandan forces, recapturing all of those towns joint forces did working in progress. people wondering what direction the conflict. going to say next government is that i may control the town and the natural gas installation, the on group sizes are in the bush. you don't know exactly how many there are weaponry they have, and if this is going to turn into a protective gorilla, comes like the finale of victory for right. leaders here feel at this moment a very much have the company that's not sort of coming out of air including i'm adam rainy in rome for decades. the flag carrier, i'll tell you, has been synonymous with all things italian, coming up the story on that company lap. and the airline looking to replace that hundreds of cou

the president pulled me everyone there is here with his most i'm beacon county really pay. you see rwandan soldiers, a helping mozambique, and forces to fight an armed group called our ship ab that had taken over towns and cab delgado province, stalling the extraction of off shore natural gas deposits worth 20000000000 dollars . companies visit follows the rwandan forces, recapturing all of those towns. julian, did it working, they got a progress. he was wondering what direction the complex to say next government is that i may control the town and the natural gas installation. the group slices are in the bush, not knowing exactly how many there are weaponry they have. and if this is going to turn into a protected gorilla conflict with an out of victory for right leaders here feel a moment. they very much have the company. if your peers, deputy prime minister, has defended his country as controversial hydroelectric dam on the blue nile that the un general assembly is government and says, the grand renaissance dam is needed to make sure the vast majority of it citizens get el

did you ever imagine in america the land of opportunity, and a shining beacon of inspiration to everyonee world with a dream and a desire to work and succeed, free of the snobbery of the old world, aristocracy and envy and class snobbery that america would become a place of a disgusting hypocritical class warfare while swinging around like mary and 20. america who sanders with accountability of a free press so much they put in the constitution is the first amendment? did you ever imagine that the president, transportation secretary, who knows? would issue orders to physically prevent the american people at their countries own border? and then perhaps the biggest and most egregious betrayal of all did you ever imagine that in america the birthplace of the most liberating and noble ideas in the history of human government, checks and balances, the decentralization of power that in america, we would see an actual president and actual political party pushed forward a vast unprecedented, insane centralization of power in the hands of federal government bureaucrats taking control. and with tha

a beacon of democracy that burst by design, innovative by nature and egoer to contribute to the world despite being the toughest neighborhood on earth. we have an ancient nation, returned to our ancient homeland, revived our ancient ladies and gentlemen, restored our ancient sovereignty. israel is a mitigating circumstance of jewish reveal. the nation of israel is alive and the state of israel is its beating heart. my friends, for way too long, israel was defined by wars with our neighbors but this is not what israel is about. this is not what the people of israel are about. you see, israelis don't wake up in the morning thinking about conflict. israelis, like everyone else, want to lead a good life, want to take care of our families and build a better world for our children and shall that means that from time to time, we might need to leave our jobs, say goodbye to our families and rush to the battlefield to defend our country. just like my friends and i, very had to do ourselves from time to time. they should not be judged for it. israelis remember the dark horrors of our past but r

a beacon of light and democracy in the middle east.ow we did not work earlier this week to help them support this. i planted a come together on both sides of the isle and come to agreement on this with the strong support of this resolution. i have visited israel several times. when you visit with the people there and talk with them, there are people that live their lives under a 15 second warning for when rockets might come in at random from anywhere in the zones where the rockets are launched. for us to not be able to come to an agreement earlier this week's is sad. so i am glad for my colleagues to come to an agreement and get strong votes on this, a defensive mechanism that the united states, and israel benefit from in making all of our interests stronger. i am glad we can have the support today and get it right. >> i have no additional speakers and would like to get ready to close this program. >> mr. speaker, today we have had yet another heated debate in the people's house, in the greatest nation in the world. the united states o

we've been a beacon of hope to millions throughout our history. they don't realize they are stepping into hell on earth. when the traffickers take them and then take them to a cartel facility in whatever city they end up in, where many of those teenager girls still owing thousands of dollars to the cartels, have to work to pay off that debt by forced prostitution. young girls, forced into a life of sex slavery because the alternative is murder at the hand of the cartels. this is happening. the fact that joe biden doesn't want to talk about it, the fact that kamala harris claims it's not happening, the fact that the corrupt corporate media ignores it, it doesn't stop the fact that hundreds of thousands of people are suffering. mr. president, you and i are on the senate judiciary committee. we've had four hearings in the democrat-controlled judiciary committee on amnesty. in case the american people missed it, we get that democrats want am necessary cities for every illegal -- amnesty for every illegal alien. that is not lost on anybody. we haven't

that light was a little beacon of hope.s. the body of that fantastic chaplain of the fire department. it was for me, just a small way to help in a significant way. but it was a day where i saw, yes, we saw the worst of humanity which is terrorism. but we saw the best, the selflessness. the heroism of the first responders. in a moment where everything goes terribly wrong, you see the best of human nature that rises to the surface. >> i liked how you used beacon of hope in those moments. it surely was. and james, the firefighters you worked with were hailed as heroes. a whole new generation of firefighters have joined the department since 9/11. i can't believe it has been 20 years. how does the legacy of those 9/11 firefighters carry on today? >> well, i think that if you think about legacy, and the word that you used, there have been so many firefighters when they passed that day that their children have come along now and they're firefighters on the job. they call them legacy kids. we did a piece of it on the last update. a

but more than a sportsman, more than a boxer, he's become a beacon of hope for the spanish-speaking worldk like us, live like us, can sell out the arena. >> middleweight champion of the world -- >> reporter: can have a name on the marquee. and will have a place in the halls of sports history. >> "corazon de america" celebrating hispanic culture airs on hulu tomorrow. we'll be right back. we don't use just any wipe, we use dawn disinfecting wipes. they're tough enough to cut through greasy messes, yet gentle enough to clean the surfaces that matter most. all while killing 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. get the grease fighting power of dawn in a disinfecting wipe. (vo) for over 50 years purina cat chow has been helping cats feel at home. with trusted nutrition, no wonder it's the number one dry cat food in america. come home to cat chow. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccin

the lamppost has become a beacon for the community. this woman says she can't stay-at-home.ing has become commonplace. petrol stations are frontline. the army has been deployed. >> for 10 days we come here and they say there is no petrol. the government checks and says there is 24,000 liters. >> twilight and its the generators that control the power to the city. many simply can't get the fuel to run them. in the last few minutes this neighborhood just got power for the first time in 10 days. but the lebanese crisis is about more than just blackouts. this has been a disastern slow motion. almost everybody saw it coming. the lebanese politicians simply stood by and watch their country slip into the abyss. there has been no government here for a year. lebanon meanwhile has been drained of life. what of the good times? at the rooftop of the bossa nova hotel, and evening escape from the madness. kristi built the business through two pregnancies, but after the explosion and financial crisis, she's ready to leave. >> there is incredible strength and people. but when it comes to, yo

>> it is the last place of resistance so it is a beacon of hope for anti-taliban forces.t also depends on how the taliban would defeat it. if it is bloody in could spark resistance movements in other parts of the country, so that is why the taliban is trying to have a surrender solution. but this has not yielded any results so far. so the taliban want to control the country and if there is resistance it does not make them look good and it questions fair claim to all of afghanistan. >> right. today is the day the taliban were supposed to reveal the new government, but this has not happened. what has been you hold up? -- the hold up? >> the taliban have not announced when they will reveal their new regime. it was expected today but this was never clearly announced. it will likely happen in the next few days. one region -- reason that was holding it up was probably that american forces were still present, taliban wanted to wait until all american forces left the country, which happened on 30 of august. what is happening now is not clear but for example, certain -- the majori

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you are a beacon of progress. thank you to all the leaders in this room. to mayor breed for welcoming this proclamation. you always know what the best san francisco looks and feels like. thank you to claire farley and everyone at the office of transgender initiative. you are representing us with might and cleverness. to honey mahogany for spearheading and breaking down barriers and most importantly, an immense thank you to the co-founder and president of the transgender initiative aria sayid for being the leader our community needs. you are brilliant, relentless, when it comes to what direction progress is. and, to the ladies that stand beside me, we have a very bright future ahead of us. happy transgender history month everyone. [ applause ] >> i'm so motivated and inspired today. we're going to if you're following the program, we're going to change it up just a little bit. i would like to welcome -- it looks like she's being interviewed. sicelia, would you like to come up and say a few words? >> hello everyone. thank you, sister roma. interestingly, i th

but having the availability by that beacon of light that they are familiar with, by the mcdonald's, ition came even more better. >> reporter: about an hour into yolanda's fourth vaccine event, a small but promising line begins to form. yolanda says the key is conversation. not confrontation. >> let me put it this way. it continued to try to make it comfortable for them to want to take the shot. not just, "you need to take why aren't you taking the shot?" come on, let's sit down, let's have a conversation. i know you're in the drive-thru, but can we continue this conversation? >> reporter: to maximize outreach, yolanda takes a multi-pronged approach. hanging banners. stuffing flyers in orders. alerting customers at the counter. did and in the drive-thru. about upcoming events. >> we provide incentives that meet the community where they are. gift cards. things they can utilize for back to school. we also provide a free meal. >> have you been vaccinated? >> no, actually, i went today around my house and the nurse practitioner wasn't there. >> well, it's your lucky day! >> reporter: the p

like a beacon of hope for us right. i like doesn't look like just few words.ke that. you kind of like a beacon of hope with the white i told to get a white dress and look how good it looks. as did watching. are you always wears white after laughter late like we're going to do this together is going to be thing and i didn't have any witnesses so could i like and we're twins to john today ashley is working. we would like as we could. well, at least one of my latest suit. but yeah, quite our looks beautiful. it's extra bright this morning. i feel like we are looking at conditions out there that are a little less grave than yesterday. as far as visibility goes that cloudy blanket sitting a little higher in the horizon. so you're not running into it as you make your drive into work, even your berkeley hills view is a lot clearer than it was yesterday. >> so do anticipate a grey start for beside in coastal areas. inland areas. you're definitely on the clear side, 50's and 60's for current temperatures. oakland, you're right at 60 hayward as well as. >> napa, nevado

paul, craig roberts, professor, a beacon i'll make some well known journalist and former us assistant secretary of the treasury freakonomics policy, analyzes economic factors destabilizing the world. i don't think that we can attribute european colonialism to anything other than money making the sun never set on the british empire. the colonies were where everywhere had this empowers far, far older than, than the nazis. i like the british people, they colonial policy was unthinkable to cut off hitler. sashes is always attributed to the 3rd race without mentioning help, other countries contributed to the idea team discussion more started on the biggest ashes, most of the initial fight she had to work. but so few of the going to do that as the bundle, long phone. my little trust michelle and political type or hope of concord inspire me in touch with social regime post to guide var fascist mannion gone. bank. i had to in the fashion, call up over 2 of the big deal doors fashion, most of them dinah entity, the stock districts, wharton. austin was shit, the father hut, hitler who the hitle

those who still see america as that beacon of freedom we have vowed to be. 20 years ago, washington promised heaven and earth to prevent another attack. today we need that commitment again to fully heal ourselves. to decide what our values are and who we are in the world. we'll be right back. en ♪ ♪ worst of all ♪ ♪ you never call ♪ baby daydreaming again? but i love you still you know i'm driving, right? i do. ♪ buttercup baby just to let me down ♪ if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. [slow electronic notes fade in] [fast upbeat music begins] [music stops] and release. [deep exhale] [fast upbeat music resumes] [music stops] >> brennan: that's it for us today. thank you all for watching, and thank you to my cbs colleagues for doing such a great job with this show while i was on maternity leave. for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. it's been a weekend of somber remembrances as america marked 20 years since the 9/11 attack.

. >>> a live look at laguna kikuk beacon santa cruz county. the search continues for a teenager swept out to sea. search and rescue crews are using resources in the water and air trying to find 17-year- old cash. authorities say he was last seen body surfing near the speech yesterday. this is the latest of several search and rescue missions over the past few weeks near davenport. first responders are warning of dangerous conditions, and say several people have either been stuck by the changing tide, or swept away in the currents. >> if it is a steep access into the beach, you can have underwater currents that are with the water coming and going out, it will pull you in and keep you under. >> we hope folks will be able to find him. >> and that he'll be okay. >> first responders say they usually respond to have a dozen incidents like this on the san mateo and santa cruz coast line per year, but they already ve sfo, which is now the first airport in the country to require all employees get vaccinated. kpix 5's devin fehely is livid sfo. we unders

>> it tested american power and if america will be seen as the beacon for liberal democracy around theit is still an unfolding story about what is the idea of america? what does it represent to our allies? there might be a fourth book in this series. >> catch the full interview on the late show right after this newscast. >>> straight ahead, it is not enough that the 49ers signed fresh legs to tote the football. not tonight. we have a division race to talk about. the padres have a hand in >>> baseball up top, the west leading giants. you might want to call it wild, wild west leading. plan. to di gian sent kevin to the mo the padres went right after him. game tied at 1, 3rd inning, manny, went crazy with man's friend. this was his second home run of the night. nearly hit another. four runs, four innings, the padres came in aggressive to the 6th inning, giants were down, crawford found a hole. that brought home a tying run and a smattering of giants fans, loved it at petco park. 9th inning, there one, tied at 5. and then, wade, union, another 9th inning hit just out of reach. bell did not

and now that it's come atjust the right moment, it will be, as one of our governors said, "a beacon forndustry." and i think for the city of los angeles, it will be an incredible destination because it's really a beautiful public space as well. and then for movie lovers around the world, i mean, there's nothing like it. the museum is big — 50,000 square feet of exhibition space, along with two plush auditoriums, an educational studio, a restaurant and much more. it's a museum celebrating cinema at its history. right now, at a time in the world where the entertainment industry is in a sort of sea change, where the landscape is changing, a place where you can focus on what's the historical beginnings of all of that — film, relatively young medium, you know — right through to now, i think never more necessary. it's an endeavor that film professionals see as having a major impact on redefining the academy, the umbrella organization that oversees the oscars, the museum and other entities. i love that people will begin to think about the academy for more than just the oscars. a lot of people

you are a beacon of progress. thank you to all the leaders in this room. to mayor breed for welcoming this proclamation. you always know what the best san francisco looks and feels like. thank you to claire farley and everyone at the office of transgender initiative. you are representing us with might and cleverness. to honey mahogany for spearheading and breaking down barriers and most importantly, an immense thank you to the co-founder and president of the transgender initiative aria sayid for being the leader our community needs. you are brilliant, relentless, when it comes to what direction progress is. and, to the ladies that stand beside me, we have a very bright future ahead of us. happy transgender history month everyone. [ applause ] >> i'm so motivated and inspired today. we're going to if you're following the program, we're going to change it up just a little bit. i would like to welcome -- it looks like she's being interviewed. sicelia, would you like to come up and say a few words? >> hello everyone. thank you, sister roma. interestingly, i th

let's say you have a family of four and one of the kids in the family, the daughter decides to become beacon she says to mom, mom, whatever you want for dinner but i need a separate vegan meal. now mom has addition, she can cook two meals or she can just click one big vegan meal for the rest of the family so she says i do have time for this, it's not a big deal from wilco vegan for tonight, no problem so she does go vegan for the family. you have one daughter taking a position and everybody else in the family is going along with this particular position. now let's say there's a neighbor at barbecue the barbecue involves five family and each family has four members so now the family says we can even eating vegan because it's report to her so we come to the barbecue, we need a beacon option the house of the barbecue set i understand people want meat but isit it a big deal? do i really want to go to the market and by the me having to do that, let's just do it all vegan so they do vegan for the entire box so now you have 20 people normalized by one person and all it takes is this grieving move w

and here we see the the polling that was done by the akron beacon showing that 69% of people. cited with the truckers even though it was inconveniencing them in december. so how did this happen? how did the trucker become a symbol of american unhappiness a symbol of rebellion in american society and to tell you that story i have to go back and explain to origins of the trucking industry. so the trucking industry was growing rapidly at this time. the vision was created back in 1935 during a great depression in which there was long distance trucking. it was controlled by large corporations and run by unions the teamsters on the other side. there was the non-regulated trucking which was called rural trucking exception and this was mostly farmers moving agricultural goods to market now the interstate highway commission was created in order to regulate the regulated market and the corporate but roughly around 1960s corporations like iowa beef. tracking began to use unregulated truckers in order to avoid the expense of the corporate trucking and as they did so more and more goods we