we are better than this and we can do better than this. here is san francisco, we're a compassionate city. we care about criminal justice reform. we care about second chances. we care about making sure that people are not wrongly accused. but don't take our kindness for weakness, our compassion for weakness. when a crime is committed in the city, when you cross that line, there will be consequences. there has to be consequences because we can't continue to allow what we see as lawlessness continue to dominate our city and the domino effect of closures, of people feeling unsafe. it's frustrating and we are tired of it. this city has jeffed significant resources and to job training and placement program, small business initiatives, resources around education. styphens for training programs. our goal is to make sure with our plan that we have sufficient resources dedicated specifically to investigate, to apprehend, and to make sure that we gather the appropriate evidence for a conviction for these crimes. so as a result of the work that we've

the build back better act can't bold action. this historic legislation builds on the bipartisan infrastructure package to tackle the climate crisis by helping communities transition to clean energy while creating good paying jobs to power our future. as my constituents in illinois no r2 well, climate change is already here. extreme weather has been disrupting the planting and growing season and threatening the livelihoods of farmers inillinois for years . climate change is a major threat to our national security . it's a public health crisis and it costs our economy billions. we must come together to address this crisis by building back better. picking our communities more resilient to climate change while putting millions of americans to work. upgrading our election grid and installing solar panels and weatherizing buildings. we don't have more time to waste. thank you and now i'll pass it over to congresswoman charisse davis . [applause] good afternoon. i'm short. can i get a little box please? i'm kidding. hello everybody, i'

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applause. better, and labour will be better. applause— better, and labour will be better.come the government — applause. conference, we must become the government our— applause. conference, we must become the government our nation _ applause. conference, we must become the government our nation deserves, - the government our nation deserves, not the one it has. when i think about the sacrifices working people have made, i think of unison representatives who live in my constituency and do the same job i used to do. they visit elderly and vulnerable people who cannot manage on their own. they are paid less than the minimum wage, which is already too low to live on, because they are not paid between visits. with every trip, for every person they care for, they face the choice. do i cut down on my time caring or do i work longer without pay? and it is not a choice forjill and leslie, they are carers in every sense, because they care deeply for the people they look after. they value their work and they take great pride in it. they deserve notjust fair pay and decent conditions,

and building back better. this year's also brought widespread death and devastation from the borderless climate crisis. the extreme weather events that we have seen in every part of the world, you all know it and feel it, represent what the secretary-general has rightly called code red for humanity. the scientists and experts are telling us that we are fast approaching a point of no return in the literal sense. to keep within our reach the vital goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degree celsius, every nation needs to bring their highest possible ambitions to the table when we meet in glasgow for that meeting. then have to keep raising our collective ambition over time. in april i announced the united states' ambitious new goal under the paris agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the united states by 50% to 52% below 2005 levels by 2030. as we work toward achieving clean energy economy with net zero emissions by 2050. my administration is working closely with our congress to make critical inves

better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. job well done friends. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. >>> it was a symbol of what was lost and a symbol of american resilience. you're looking live at one world trade center where the towers once stood. tomorrow marks 20 years since the two towers fell during the worst terror attack in american history. 2,977 people were killed that day. their deaths felt acro

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that's what the build back better act is all about. in addition to dealing with the climate crisis with the fierce urgency of now. third, we have to keep the government open, and we're committed to advancing the ball in that regard. every single republican in the house and in the senate voted to shut the government down. this is the height of irresponsibility. something is wrong with these people. they're in wrong [no audio] fourth, of course, we have to make sure we protect the full faith and credit, avoid a default on our debt. it's important for the american people to understand that the debt ceiling is not a forward-looking vehicle. everything that we will get done on behalf of the american people in connection with the bipartisan infrastructure agreement and the build back better act is paid for. it will not add a dime of debt for the american people. not a dime. the debt ceiling is a backward-looking vehicle. what we're working on right now is making sure we pay the credit card bill that donald trump ran up. in part on his own wi

low carbon, what could be better? i haven't heard you mention fuel cells in your talk this morning, thank you. i will listen off-line. >> we think it is important to look at all renewable energy sources. they are making an important role for green hydrogen to play. as heather said, there are significant investments in this legislation that would put money towards those cutting edge solutions here today. host: another question from twitter. linda asking china is the number one producer of batteries for electric vehicles. what is the plan to make those batteries here? >> sure, i am happy to take that one. president biden and his team across the government has been looking at domestic supply chains and making sure we were revitalizing domestic manufacturing. we are bullish about the proposals from the executive branch side across multiple agencies and in this proposal in the build back better act to help support that domestic building. host: heather, do you want to talk? >> batteries in general, renewable energy is very

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the republicans are not there to make anyone's lives better guest:. guest:-- anyone's lives better. guest: the republican party has their run problems for sure. comparisons to the affordable care act passage -- you look back at that time, president obama was front and center selling that legislation. he was putting a lot of pressure on capitol hill to do it. fortunately right now president biden is nowhere to be seen. he has not given nancy pelosi or chuck schumer any help. he has not given them any of the public assistance to push on selling the agenda, on pushing the moderates and progressives into a lane. host: adrienne elrod? guest: joe biden has been talking about this agenda since his time on the campaign trail when he was running for the democratic nomination. he has been traveling across the country since he was first sworn in as the president, talking about this agenda. he has been having behind the scenes meetings. he has been transparent throughout the entire process. he is still continuing to have these conversations to try and get the overall democratic caucus to a plac

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and better at golf and life got better and better.s it could have been for a so coming out on the side of that, i feel like i am a better person having gone through those dark days. i'm just very grateful to be where i am and i'm so satisfied with all the hard work paying off. >> and this year's u.s. open in tennis has featured upset after upset. leyla fernandez's star continues to rise after beating osaka. and kerber's win the day before her 19th birthday. the unseeded canadian is moving on to the quarter finals of a major for the first time. she is a fan favorite no doubt about that. >> so fun to watch. and with big careers ahead of them too. about tom brady, didn't he say that will year could be really disruptive because of covid? >> he did. he said that it will be a real challenge, ib that even more challenging than last season because all the protocols in place and everybody drilled down. he said with the stadiums and people finding this middle ground coming back, it will be a real challenge. >> and only two nfl teams fully vacci

i think by the time _ start to get better. i think by the time we — start to get better.e we come to the next election, if things haven't got better and there _ if things haven't got better and there is— if things haven't got better and there is still 13 million people on there is still 13 million people on the waiting lester up to that level, then they'll be in real trouble if they've — then they'll be in real trouble if they've text everyone up to the hilt and the _ they've text everyone up to the hilt and the nhs still isn't working, they've — and the nhs still isn't working, they've got a huge problem. so this is a big _ they've got a huge problem. so this is a big gamble, will it pay off? we saw over— is a big gamble, will it pay off? we saw over the weekend in the sunday times, _ saw over the weekend in the sunday times, it _ saw over the weekend in the sunday times, it said borisjohnson wants the fact— times, it said borisjohnson wants the fact that he saved social care at the _ the fact that he saved social care at the top — the fact that he saved social care at t

better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> all right, time to fill new on stories we're watching tonight. police investigating a suspicious death in downtown san jose. police were call to the vintage tower apartments on east santa clara street across from city hall. investigators pretty tight-lipped so far. but they said the death is considered suspicious. >>> another story we're watching, the taliban formally declaring victory in the only territory it didn't control. they've ground all commercial flights out of kabul. remarkably, a non-profit group called allied extract has managed to defy the odds and danger and successfully help dozens of people get out safely. >> to date we have successfully been able to evacuate 160 people from afghanistan who were facing danger. those individ

better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> it is our sobering reality, the threat of wildfires is almost year round for us now. it seems almost every month we have the new wildfire forcing thousands of people to flee their homes, pushing all that toxic smoke into the air we breathe but now there's growing evidence that the latino community is disproportionately more likely to be impacted by wildfire. new study found that while latinos make up 18% of the u.s. population, 37% live in areas described as having extreme wildfire risk. now, as part of the nbc news climate challenge series steve patterson spoke with an organizer who helps latino farm workers and he takes a look at the watchdog groups trying to make things better for marginalized groups in the wildfire danger zone. >> woul

what could we have done better?e could have made sure that on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 that it was not the taliban that was in control of afghanistan again? these are the people that provided a safe haven to al qaeda to plan and prepare to

says he plans to bring the build back better after the floor. the house may also considered two bills considering discrimination, and also another bill on pending domestic shelters for domestic violence victims. the united nations general assembly met last week in new york city. we will air speeches from the u.n. secretary general, the president of the general assembly, and brazil's president. >> the third meeting of the general assembly is called to order. [gavel bangs] first, the general assembly will hear a presentation by the secretary-general on the agenda item 112. i now give the floor to the secretary-general of the united nations, his excellency antonio guterres. [silence] sec. general guterres: mr. president, general assembly is , excellencies. i am here to sound the alarm. the world must wake up. we are on the edge and moving in the wrong direction. our world has never been more threatened or more divided. we face the greatest crises in our lifetimes. the coordinating pandemic has supersized glaring inequalities, the climate crisis is

we need to build back better. our shared vision, the vision we voted for, it is what we must now deliver. our boiled back better agenda will help parents across the country go back to work because they will have affordable childcare. communities dealing with wildfires and the result of climate change and young people who see destruction from climate change everywhere. they will finally have real hope that our country will take the necessary aggressive steps to save our planet and our people with justice. we have dangerous crumbling public housing across the country, and the on house, we will boost them by recognizing the necessary, -- contributions of immigrant workers to our national budget. and as we create new infrastructure jobs in the bill, we will make sure that we train more people to get those jobs and provide two years of free community college and trade school. 90% of the infrastructure jobs go to man. we will acknowledge the work of women in the care economy, creating millions of jobs, and increasing th

better parents... and better friends. no! no!t's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: tucker: welcome back to a special edition of "tuckercoba carlson." many promises of the taliban has made in taking control of afghanistan. including about an inclusive government. not something they are famous for using. insight into the newscast from afghanistan where they held a tv anchor at gunpoint. but they have also promised to fight terrorism and fight climatee change. accepted by the international community. they seem prepared, particularly if they become t lawyers against climate change. indicating that they would be willing to give economic information to the taliban. dan is joining us now. thank you for coming on. it seems like we could have short-circuited a lot of these years in afghanistan if only we would have agreed

the camera may be better, yes, the processor may be better, but i'm going at increments of change that i don't even notice sometimes. >> and you talked about 5g and how it's something that you have and you can't really apply it. >> i can't experience it. >> so we're in this situation now where apple is doing a good job of trying to stay at the cutting edge or at least keeping up with samsung in terms of the technical specifications but what they're doing is 5g is a technology still in search of an app, a killer application we're talking about automated cars or whatever it might be faster when i'm out on the run, yes, it's better but i don't notice it that much. it was already fast as you pointed out. so the full capabilities haven't been tapped into it comes down to developers and applications and we don't know what that looks like so until that happens, until that killer app really exists, 5g is just another marketing slogan for most users it's sort of like, okay, it's better, i guess. so that's the missing piece in all of this. >> i get -- you know, i don't mean to rain on apple's pa

laying out by 2030 and embrace a better future. you must return attention to the climate crisis which has taken a backseat to covid-19. the report for themselves, we are no longer on the wrong path. excellency on the edge of the cliff. i'm pleased to note, action. this will help build and ensure that it's very much on the agenda. we must bridge the capacity on this, it's one of the things to have renewable technologies and it's an entirely different thing in a country or community cannot absolve the technology. i believe we can inflate her in the session, we acknowledge the environment effort on diversity and we aim to these issues during this supersession of the environment. this focuses on human rights, a fundamental organization we must uphold the principles of the declaration of human rights and moments of conflict or strife as we have simply seen. we must endeavor to support the most vulnerable and those disadvantaged. i am determined to have its approach to my presidency including bill back better approach to covid-19. this a

better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> breaking at 6:30, the caldor fire raging with no end in sight. those flames inching closer to some 30,000 homes in the south lake tahoe city limits. this morning "today in the bay" is live on the frontlines to show you what's happening now. >> looking forward to telling your side of the story. >> do you have anything to say? >> day two of the criminal fraud trial for theranos founder elizabeth holmes. inside the first critical step. this is "today in the bay." >> and as you get your day started we are broadcasting for you here on the television as well as streaming online. go to nbcbayarea.com if you have to head out this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for laura garcia. first to that fire

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— shouldn't the bbc be doing this a lot better? ~ . �* �* , a lot better?bc news for a response and _ a lot better? we asked bbc news for a response and they _ a lot better? we asked bbc news for a response and they told - for a response and they told us... as the bbc�*s political editor, laura kuenssberg covers all major political events including important state visits abroad. it is herjob to report impartial analysis of the biggest news stories of the day. those problems with energy costs and other supply issues have dominated much of the week's news bulletins. some viewers felt the bbc was making too much of the problems. sandra was one of them. i don't get why there is so much news coverage about supermarkets struggling to keep shelves full. you just feel the fire and make people panic buy. if you stop, people won't rush out and buy anything, leaving nothing on the shelves full as normal people to buy. it is down to you to just shut up. monday saw the first major expansion of the london underground the century with the opening of two new stations. davi

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and building back better. this year's also brought widespread death and devastation from the borderless climate crisis. the extreme weather events that we have seen in every part of the world, you-all know it and feel it, represent what the stem cell research -- secretary-general has rightly called code red for humanity. the scientists and experts are telling us that we are fast approaching a point of no return in the literal sense. to keep within our reach the vital goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degree celsius, every nation needs to bring their highest possible ambitions to the table when we meet in glasgow for that meeting. then have to keep raising our collective ambition over time. in april i announced the united states ambitious new goal under the paris agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the united states by 50% to 52% below 2005 levels by 2030. as we work toward achieving clean energy economy with net zero emissions by 2050. my administration is working closely with our congress t

better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> well, a frustrating labor day, somewhat, when it comes to our air quality. the haze we've seen for weeks largely lifted, but the air quality still isn't good, even though we have clear skies. >> if you're wondering what's going on, scott budman has some answers. >> reporter: it looked like a great day to go for a jog, walk the dog or just eat ice cream. >> being with friends. >> reporter: which is what the wang family did in los gott oes. >> we have this tradition every year on labor day, we want to get together. >> reporter: but despite the clear skies, there was enough heat and pollution to trigger a spare the air day, especially in the early afternoon. >> the peak hot hours are when the problems are higher. >> reporter: the problem is g

we must build back better. and i think it's very important to note for people across the country who have seen infrastructure in the past come in and divide their communities, perpetuate injustices, environmental injustice in their communities, that it is necessary for us to build back better in a way that empowers. and when i say build the middle class, it's about jobs but it's about jobs in a new way, more inclusive for women, people of color, for younger people to be engaged and trained with work force training to participate in the new economy with jobs and justice. in the past our infrastructure bills have reinforced that environmental injustice and divided communities. the build back better will undue that but the passive of this bill accompanied by the build back legislation with its equity piece, all of that -- much of that injustice, as much as possible, will be reversed. it's about building up, it's not about trickle down. this is what we're going to do and a lot of people will benefit and maybe you'l

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the panels going to stick around you better believe it. a present biden facing a crisis of confidence over his handling of afghanistan, foreign policy experts to u.s. credibility have diminished as world leaders perceive the biden administration is weak and feeble and unable to protect its own people even white house insiders are speaking out one unnamed official told politico they were appalled and literally horrified president biden left americans behind. approval rating down to 42%. those are trumpet levels. how can the president more importantly the country bounce back from this question would join me too discuss retired infantry captain it is sean parnell welcome to the show. >> by the way he is also the author of a brand-new novel left for dead. the very appropriate title considering americans are panicking, singling with their hope diminishing. i titled that a year ago when you write thrillers like this you try to read the foreign policy tea leaves and get a sense of if we stay on this track we might end up here and tragically here

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a better understanding of civics leads to greater trust.e also have voting turnout problems, especially among the young. the 2020 election was a bit of an exception and hopefully is the beginning of a long-term trend. i doubt it. more voting, more turnout, more civic response ability is going to be helped by better civic education. we see the debates in policy today, people saying we would like to have socialism. when you get to the bottom of that, they do not understand what socialism is. there are things they do want, but it is not socialism. there is a lot of misunderstanding and skew debates. a number of problems we are experiencing in our democracy is greatly helped by better civic education. hannah: i mentioned earlier about doubling down on commitment because of jill daniel's commitment to contributing through scholarships and education at the k-12 level. as you think about a better civics education, what does that mean? we are here with the u.s. chamber of commerce foundation. business leaders across the country. what is a better ci

better life.liz: new developments, there will be no charges filed against the driver who killed nfl coach greg knapp. the contra costa county district attorney found insufficient evidence to file charges against the driver who killed him while riding his bicycle in san ramon. he was a former offensive coordinator with the raiders and 49ers. the da released a statement -- the dangers of distracted driving are well-known. motorists need to be attentive drivers as well. the covid 19 pandemic has created an economic crisis in the united states, one of the biggest impacts has been the ability for people to pay their rent. statewide, eviction moratoriums and next week and in an attempt to extend those, has nearly failed in contra costa county -- has failed in koster konta county. ryan curry has a look. ryan: in a tight 3-2 decision, the concert count -- contra costa county authorities voted to lift the rent moratorium. >> if the state runs out of rental relief funding, there is no protection for people

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we, you and i, we have the will and capacity to make it better. ladies and gentlemen, we cannot afford to waste any more time. let's get to work. let's make our better future now. we can do this. it's within our power and capacity. thank you. god bless you all. [applause] >> on behalf of the general assembly, i wish to thank the president of the united states of america for the statement just made. and i request protocol to escort his excellency.out an hour. >> general assembly is called to order. we are here on the presentation of the report on the organization on the agenda item 12. i now give the floor to the united nations excellency. [silence] mr. president of the general assembly, excellency, i am here, the world must wake up. we are on the edge and moving in the wrong direction. it's an event never been more divided. we face the greatest prizes in our lifetime. the covid pandemic has supersized inequality, the climate crisis pummeling the planet and people from afghanistan and yemen and beyond. mistrust and misinformation is polarizing peop

better parents... and better friends. no! no!s around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. absolutely there's a real sense of urgency gavin newsom said he's looking for a man day and make no mistake he means a mandate for further mandates there is a real sense of urgency here for folks to cast your ballot vote yes on question one you can find my name question number two have been a member of the legislature since the last five years i've been fighting against the corruption and the dysfunction of the super majority the last year and a half i've been fighting against the one-man rule and took him to court and sued him for abusing emergency we should start by ending the state of emergency. they pushed this recall off so long that it will only be a year before our next election. we need to act boldly to get california back on course. >> if certainly agree abo

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better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> more than two decades later, monica lewinsky's affair with former president bill clinton still resonates. it's the subject of a tv series premiering tonight on fx. in an exclusive interview with savannah guthrie, lewinsky talked about the scandal and the new portrayal of it. >> it is a dramatization but there's an enormou amount of emotional truth. that's what was really important. >> the story affects a lot of people, not just you linda tripp, who recently passed. the clintons would you want bill clinton to see this series? >> i don't know how to really answer that so -- >> do you ever wish that you could speak to him do you feel like he owes you an apology after all these years? >> you know, there was an -- i think there was a long perio

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