i will go to brendan first. there is another theme emerging i want everybody to think about, which is a lot of people are asking the question about what is in it for the recipient countries. things are may be more expensive, will take more time, if there will be assessment of standards and so forth, or just setting high standards, so what is the incentive for the recipient, the developing countries to take up over frankly a cheap, dirty quick deal from somebody else? that is a question i would like everybody's thoughts on, starting with brendan. does that depend on the u.s. government to pull in private finance for projects you are interested in, or do you look for private financing yourself? could you talk about the relationship to the financial side of the story? brendan: sure. multipart question, i'd love them. i reject the premise of the question, that a team usa solution cost more, takes longer. i don't accept the premise of that. we have proven with a level playing field that on a net value basis, when you

the idea of this is an exceptional situation. brendan, how convincing. do you find that argument that this is exceptional, either that for most people are not going to have to carry a vaccine pass or a health path? for most of the time, this is something which is either temporary or exceptional. if you work in a care home or for some exceptional category of people, they're the only ones who might have to deal with long term. well in terms of compulsory vaccination that would be more specific to these other settings like health care workers and people that have been tasked with caring for others. the damage has obviously been extremely significant in effect at all levels of society. so it's definitely an extraordinary situation. and so it's not shocking that is something new would be tried to be implemented. but this is, like i said earlier, something governments are going to have to be clear about what are the intentions with this is this intended to be a full, you know, new policy that's going to just become part of everyday life. or is it something tha

congratulations, brendan there's your little guy.tches with you? >> oddly enough, he really seems to like it i guess because it's just a giant sea of green and you know, the only thing that daddy actually cares about, so maybe that draws him in a little bit but he has now watched more soccer games at the age of almost 7 months than i had by the time i was 26 years old. >> seth: yes you came to it -- you came to it very late. i watched a game with my 5 and 3-year-old and i thought they would be excited for it. and the only thing they liked was when a player got hurt and the doctors ran out and sprayed their ankles they thought it was amazing that there were just like doctors on the scene. >> "they're cleaning him, daddy. >> seth: "they're cleaning him up." so 20 nominations for "ted lasso. this is a show you both star in, write on, created, and morning of, i mean you guys i think probably had some hope that there would be some nominations. you couldn't have imagine it would be 20. how did you find out the news? >> well, yeah. i mean,

brendan is from haiti. brendan is an expert in construction.e explained some of the reasons why haitian buildings cannot resist an earthquake. >> unfortunately, no. it is not surprising. one of the things that happens in haiti was when we first came to haiti in 2010. there waone structure that was completely flattened. when you compare this to the chilean earthquake in 2010, there were 525 people who died versus 300,000 in 2010. the reasons why really are a couple of things. engineering and construction materials. a lot of the devastation in 2010 was in the port-au-prince area. a lot of those newer buildings have been built with better engineering and better construction materials. the earthquake that happened last week took place in the south. those buildings are of an older vintage where some of the engineering and construction materials used was not up to snuff. it is one of those unfortunate and trag things. there will be improvements made in the future. >> it sounds like the know-how is there. it sounds like the possibility of making it be

joining me we have our own yasmin who is in albany and the managing editor of "times union" brendan lyonsirman of the investigations and government oversight committee, james scoop. i appreciate all of you here. let me start with you and a far simpler question. yesterday we heard from governor cuomo on tape. do we expect to see him today? do we expect to see any remarks? is he going to, at all, take any questions from reporters? >> i wish i knew that answer, chuck, otherwise staked out at his mention. as of now, we don't know if we'll hear from the governor today. he issued a prerecorded statement yesterday. he also issued a statement from his attorney, as well. we're talking about 165-page report here, chuck. a far-reaching report. 11 allegations from 11 separate women. three of which were unreported until now based off of 179 separate witnesses corroborating this investigation. just astounding if you think about some of those numbers, chuck. the folks, the women that were hurt by some of these allegations being made. you talk about the process. the new york assembly meeting in a closed

here is brendan with more.ndan: the spending started four months after pg&e committed the crime sparking the campfire destroying paradise and nearby neighborhoods and killing 85 people -- 84 people. they filed for bankruptcy protection because it could not pay the cost of the damage and in february 20 19, a team of investment bankers supported flights to help the governor's office find a way to help each end turn its finances around. payment records show a single investment banker at guggenheim build the taxpayers -- billed the taxpayers $9,000 in air travel in the first 10 days of its contract with the office. he wanted to know whether he flew first class but the governor's office would not answer our questions about that, or whether guggenheim was expected to follow state travel part of the seas. the department of finance is it no -- it has no records to back up the charges, which totaled close to 190 thousand dollars over seven months, almost $80,000 was air travel. 50,000 was not itemized at all according t

here is brendan rodgers. 1 for 4. there is a good fastball up above the belt. strike one. >> mike: keep climbing. keep raising it up three inches. up around the letters, he gets a little more carry with that fastball than he does around the knees. >> jon: strike two called! giants fans now all around the ballpark are standing, rooting mcgee on. way outside and high. brendan rodgers got a single in the first and extending his hitting streak to 15 games. he has been hot. he has hit four home runs in that time. high fastball fouled out of play. second deck. two strikes. >> mike: he is getting in that location that posey has been wanting him to get to with that fastball. that last fastball, rodgers was late. >> jon: charlie blackmon, the veteran, left-handed hitter, on deck. two down in the ninth. 5-4 giants. down the right-field line. slicing toward the corner and off the pillar and yaz drops it! but rodgers will still hold with a single. yaz played the carom, he stopped and when yaz dropped it, he thought too late now. >> mike: a nice at-bat from rogers taking th

we have a push/press from brendan.ead and definitely feeling it. he feels it. a bench over row. as you're doing this, it's super important that you have a long line from the top of your head right down to your tailbone really working and pulling through that back. then bobby right here working on his tricep, backs of arms dropping it to the back of your neck and pressing it straight up going for the gold. >> i've been working my tris. it's hard to get into the suit. >> you did well over a thousand. tuesdays is arms and back. >> surfer carissa moore made us all proud. the first woman in history to win gold for the newly added olympic sport. i imagine you need all your muscles working overtime on the board. what's a full body workout? >> yes, certainly, so surfing is asolutely a full body workout, so we got to kick it really into high gear with some agility and some speed. brendan is going to give us skaters. now, as you're doing this, it's important that you're keeping your chest up and we have to focus on the breath. c

what's the time line look like, brendan, for impeachment if it moves forward?d they're going to go -- first they're going to start with a review of the attorney general's records they're going to do that i believe monday in secret in a closed setting they're going to review those records and at that point they're going to then start scheduling hearings and the hearings will be testimony from experts, not necessarily witness testimony, they're not going to do that. they don't need to do that the assembly will present their evidence at trial if it gets to that, but at this point they're looking at probably october at the earliest where you might see an impeachment trial before the new york state senate. >> slow and deliberative process. the governor doesn't appear to have any intention to step down. is the plan to sort of hope to survive the impeachment trial and take it all to the voters in a re-election campaign >> i don't think so. i think he knows that re-election is not within reach. there have been reports today that the governor sought -- he made outreach

at any rate, brendan, thank you very much.t's brendan ahern of kranishares. >>> a pretty broad-based decline today. >> but, remember, it's only 1% we're used to seeing bigger declines than that, but it is an across the board thing the home builders, retail numbers were not not obviously there's -- i was taken by one of the points, i think it was peter anderson, it's not easy right now it's more complicated and more nuanced back then, when everything was taken off like a rocket. >> and first you were chasing the rebound, a state at-home reopening trade and now it's a big question mark. >>> thanks for tuning in, everybody. that does it for powell"power l" "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome to "closing bell." nasdaq under heavy pressure, the dow off its lows, which were down about 500 earlier. >> and a look at what is driving the action today consumer discretionary by far the lowest performing, declining 1.1% retail

before i let you all go, brendan, donna edwards mentioned somebody i was going to ask you about, the lieutenant governor. talk about a bind she is in. what does she do? i assume she would like to run for governor, tish james may run for governor, don't know what andrew cuomo will do as far as that is concerned, but kathy hokel if he resigns stands to be governor. what does she do? >> she has not taken a position on this as you know. in the legislature, she's well regarded by her fellow elected leaders and many people privately remarked they think she could step into the job and do a good job as governor. again, as my colleagues here noted, he is a fighter and he will not go down. i think the assembly and senate will have to remove him from office for this to be over. >> see what it looks like, next stop, private joe biden phone call works, next stop is albany and legislature. brenld and, i have a feeling we'll be talking to you and tom, danny, donna. thank you for responding with excellent coverage. we'll continue on this and bring developments worth sharing this hour. >>> coming up,

my late husband, brendan, wouldn't change a thing about what he did over there.s americans have lived freely for the last 20 years without a terrorist attack on u.s. soil and i think that's fully attributed to our u.s. military in the men in women that selflessly serve and sacrifice. >> amy, we've been showing pictures of brendan smiling, obviously in happier days in he paid the ultimate sacrifice. i want to read this to our viewers because you provided this to our producers ended stood out to me in this moment because were also concerned about the impact this is having on those who fought there, who lost in the case of your husband , his life for it our message to veterans in family t the fallen is simple. we're here for you and while it may be hard to process the even of a day and/or week, the arc o history is long and your sacrifice has not been in vain we don't know how this ends. amy, i will give you final thoughts as we are awaiting the president president at this moment to lead us, to tell us what happens next. >> i go back to my earlier sentiments just sa

brendan ahern is the cio of kraneshares.power lunch" begins right now don't go anywhere. >>> and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathison we have a lot to get to including the big jackson hole meeting that's a virtual meeting, a conference of the fed governors and central bankers. but we want to begin with the latest breaking news out of afghanistan as a bombing, a fatal bombing, rocks the airport in kabul shep smith has the latest developments for us. hi, shep >> hi, tyler >>> two bombings happened around 9:45 a.m. eastern time in kabul, one at a gate that leads to the airport and another at a nearby hotel about 1,000 meters apart there are a number of dead in the nearby drainage ditch and the pentagon confirms a number of united states troops were killed we hav

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brendan, so nice to see you. it has been a while since you've been on cnbc and the first in this role at wolverine we'll start off with the big question, why does wolverine want sweaty betty? it doesn't seem to fit with the rest of the portfolio. >> thank you for having me it is great to be back on cnbc but that's the reason why we love it so much. it expands our capabilities. it is something we have been angling to do is to get it -- expand our apparel capabilities and sweaty betty is an apparel first brand. so that was number one it also is a digitally first and dtc native brand that's another big pivot we're making as a company. we think it is all those reasons that it is the perfect acquisition for us at this time. >> and wolverine worldwide, if you don't know the name wolverine worldwide, you certainly know the brands that you market, and you license, we have names like saucony and merrill and many others. does this mean we may be seeing more women's apparel from merrill and saucony? >> absolutely. one of th

brendan ahern is the cio of kraneshares. "power lunch" begins right now don't go anywhere. >>> and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathison we have a lot to get to including the big jackson hole meeting that's a virtual meeting, a conference of the fed governors and central bankers. but we want to begin with the latest breaking news out of afghanistan as a bombing, a fatal bombing, rocks the airport in kabul shep smith has the latest developments for us. hi, shep >> hi, tyler >>> two bombings happened around 9:45 a.m. eastern time in kabul, one at a gate that leads to the airport and another at a nearby hotel about 1,000 meters apart there are a number of dead in the nearby drainage ditch and the pentagon confirms a number of united states troops were killed we have a statement that's come in from the pentagon from john kirby, the spokesperson there. they've still not held a news briefing yet i want to show you the statement. we can confirm that a number of u.s. service members were killed in today's complex

brendan asked the state police and asked the executive chamber, cuomo's office, to comment, and whatou know, this incredible pushback in which melissa da rosa called me up on a friday night and went kind of from zero to furious in about five seconds. you know, it was an off-the-record conversation, so i don't usually discuss those, but since it is described in the attorney general's report, i think that prohibition has been lifted. and as she herself noted in her testimony, she told me that it was incredibly sexist to even ask the question. i responded with a line that i have heard brendan use a number of times, which is, don't judge us by the questions we ask, judge us by the stories we print in the paper. and it was such a loud argument that i was working out of the attic, of course, during the pandemic and had been for many months at that point. my wife came upstairs to the landing as if to say, is everything all right here? i got off the phone with her after a very unpleasant exchange, and the governor called, and the governor was as close as he gets to peechaches cream. it was,

liz: brendan ahern, lovely to have you. please come back once again.on highs. we're looking double record, s&p, nasdaq, both closing at all-time record highs. that will do it for us. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. good to be with you today. so the biden administration rolling towards their goal of a green new deal. the infrastructure package has about 140 billion worth of subsidies and government investment funds, subsidies for electric cars, subsidies for electric charging stations, a transformation of our utility grid, handouts to certain companies, slush funds for the energy department. under the general grandiose goal of net z

biden, every single new york democrat in congress is now calling for governor cuomo to resign the brendan lyons, managing editor of "the times union" newspaper has been covering this story from the very beginning. thanks for your time the president and top new york democrats all say they want the governor to voluntarily step down will that make any difference to him? >> i don't believe it will, shepard. he's indicated from the beginning that he will not accept the results of this investigation. they started sewing that seed weeks ago. it was an indication to us that the governor knew that this report was going to be damaging and they started these talking points of saying it's politically motivated, that the investigator is biased because he had been investigating cuomo on a prior corruption probe, so he is standing his ground. he's given no indication that he'll step down, but the -- but the week is young, too. >> and we're hearing so much about impeachment and how they are going to carry it out quickly. it that just talk, or when could that begin >> that could begin as soon -- they coul

but the 41 year-old brit has to compete against his costars brendan nick muhammad and jeremy swift.ou got a little competition with each other. and that happened for 8, though he discussed. and i think on the night we should >> and whoever wins even if that's not the name code basic going state. >> oh, my god, i'd love to see that and you want to tune in to e t tonight because tori spelling is our guest co-host. we're talking her messiest moments. plus we're exclusively on tour with dirks bentley he's taking us backstage and revealing why he wasn't invited to gwen and blake sweating. it's a very interesting reason for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. i you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 at 7.30. >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, though. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead at kron. 4 news at 06:00pm or and ken wayne are. >> here with that. good evening. good evening. grant and vicki. thank you. coming up with us tonight at 6 more police reforms could be coming to the east bay a proposal would ban certain police restrai

an incentive to get vaccinated will be free movie tickets for brendan theaters. unvaccinated residents are encouraged to wear a face covering while in crowded outdoor settings. as chaos continues to unfold in afghanistan. top military officials say that the u.s. is working to increase the number of people we're being evacuated from that country crowd force. washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now live with the very latest. good evening. were shot. >> good evening. the pentagon says the goal is to have a plane leaving afghanistan every hour with americans as well as afghan allies for the next 24 hours for their safety. pentagon officials say the taliban is not getting in the way of their efforts to get americans and afghan allies safely out of afghanistan. >> there's been no hostile interactions from the taliban to our at the airport right now. each flight is carrying approximately 700 to 800 passengers with a goal of removing as many as 9,000 people every day we're confident we have taken the right steps to resume safe. an orderly operations at the ai

we got reaction from a former us joan operator who also lifted the lid on what his work involves. brendan, brian says in the choice between ignoring civilian killings and making the public aware his conscience made up his mind. it's really a war on truth, not just whistle blowers. we've got people that have been propagating this war over in the middle east for almost 2 decades. now. the government is at war with its own people. if you can't, you're part of the machine. the car runs this machine, yet you have to bear witness for it. not just an unfeeling part of the machine you're dealing. and eventually you have to find yourself in the middle of that storm and be like, you know this. i have to do. i have to do this because if i don't do it, who is going to, i find it strange that conscientious individuals that are inside the program that are trying to hold us accountable for the obvious blayton war crimes that we ourselves are doing are being punished and it seems that they are punishing people in order to make them an example. and that really does disturb me, especially if america, to be

he saw that clearly been a split between the united states and britain, brendan breton. why hang on? and i think the, the, the ethic rapid to see of this collapse in the scenes we've seen at the people trying to scape double them, was a sense of honor towards afghans who have supported the british west and presence. i think britain, to its credit actually has felt more of that since, than i'm afraid the united states comes to compare and contrast the united states ambassador who reportedly scuttle as soon as he could. and that's a deep moment of shame to the state department. i should say in united states, which he represented against the british ambassador who was still there last year around as long as the signing visa form had actually is a britain has conducted itself partly due to this splendid emissary. we have a couple with great on about how about the russian on boston who's sale of the street car bill. yes. and i would say, i know why the early it's very nice. but the taliban appear to be behaving with great restraint. must be no bloodshed in the bowl, but the r

passed with a narrow win in parliament after the vote was briefly postponed by the opposition pull. brendan house, the story. yeah, pre media is the chant, thousands of demonstrators in dozens of polish towns and cities have taken up the call that convinced that the right wing government a prime minister, much more of the sky is trying to silence the channel t the n 24. whose flagship news program is watch daily by millions that's exhibit that is if that happened, we would have party propaganda from the possible bosses. that would be no democracy, no freedom of speech and nothing. the new law would stop non european owners from having a controlling. they can polish broadcasters, tv in is owned by the american group discovery. the prime minister says it will protect poland from foreign interference and disinformation. but many see it as late and censorship of a critical media outlets. a move reminiscence of poems communist past. what's going to be that the source is imposing us? what we have to watch on there has to be in principle, a diverse agenda for every one of the issues of interest. a

says it's aimed as to silence and american news channel that's been critical of the government pull brendan explains, oh yeah, free media is a chance. and thousands of demonstrators in dozens of polish towns and cities have taken up the call. to convince that the right wing government a prime minister, much more of the sky is trying to silence the channel t the n 24, whose flagship news program is watch daily by millions that's exhibit. gotcha. so if that happened, we would have possible began to from the possible bosses. no, that would be no democracy, no freedom of speech and nothing you said full. the new law would stop non european own us from having a controlling stay can polish broadcasters. tv in is owned by the american group discovery. the prime minister says it will protect poland from foreign interference and disinformation, but many see it as late and censorship of a critical media outlets. a move reminiscence of poems communist past bags of what was going to be that the source is imposing us. what we have to watch on there has to be in principle, a diverse agenda for every one

richard brendan is the regional emergency director for the eastern mediterranean office of the world health organization. he says the international community focus on cobble is excusing the monetary in crisis across afghan. even before the fall of the government, afghanistan was the 3rd largest humanitarian operation in the world with the 18400000 people in native, she had turn assistance. and right now, our ability to bring it in to respond to that need has been a lot because all commercial aircraft have been stopped coming in into the airport. we have 500 metric tons of medicines and supplies. you know, logistics, helping you buy that. would you to come in last week, even prior to current events and we've been trying for days and days now to to, to transport them in i think it's a combination of issues. i don't think those who are running the air operation want to have commercial flights coming in and i'm unloading supplies and trucks coming into the airport with the heritage security concerns. but if we, if we can't take advantage of all those empty planes flying in to into couple

happen this year will pleasure to be back, review brendan, rachel. well, yes, i would say that the sun is never going to set on the british economy. it does not seem great. britain was actually the hardest hit of the g 7 from the pandemic. and i think many people attributed to napoleon, but it was actually a french, illusionary, who quoted it as being a nation of shopkeepers. they said it while the derisively but it was actually taken with great pride by the british. why it is a nation of shopkeepers and the british are very social people. why was the u. k hit so hard? why is it bounce back so strongly? it is because the british have now gone out a lot of those statistics in the 2nd quarter. of course, we're boyd, by the success of the british, the english 14 doing so well in the euro's, the celebration of every piece of power across the u. k. was making pieces in the shape of footballs thought. apart from that rule, she soon asked the chancellor of the exchequer has said, he's not going to be complacent. i don't think anyone should be complacent abo

brendan rodgers singled to extend his hitting streak to 16 games for colorado.story doubled twice and scored 2 runs the rockies had lost 5 straight away from home. and we're 1344 on the road before freeland and 2 relievers held down the giants. well, at least one bay area team came out on top in q a's. the a's taking on the rangers saturday night and this game was a blowout. so let's just stick to some thanks homers here. the first chapman hitting what to be the slider. it has something to it. but matthew doesn't care. that's his 16th of the season. top of the 9th in a little insurance coming off the bat. the base with seth brown, brown smoking. the shot to the right out in a hurry. his 15th oakland winds 83 way to go a's. now, it was the san francisco forty-niners first pre season game of the year hosting the kansas city chiefs at levi stadium. jimmy garoppolo started the first series and then he was done and then his second series of the game. trey lance with the play that the niners fans. they're going to remember this. a bomb to trent sherfield and sherfield

brendan grace curls in the 28 footer and we have a six man playoff, tied for the biggest in pga historyin and somehow misses. all six golfers advanced to the second playoff hole. and from there, kevin kisner absolutely sticks this approach. so everyone knows they must make birdie to keep pace. and here's grace again, need another clutch putt for birdie. slides on by. cannot believe it. five men part. kisner makes his birdie for the first pga playoff victory. the fedexcup play starts next week. this sports report sponsored by your local tod dealers. dion: thank you. and before we go, a quick reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand on the connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just download the app now and start streaming. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. i'm dion lynn. the discontinues tomorrow morning. chris alvarez and all of us at the station, thank you so much for joining us. taking a live look outside, a little bit of haze. due to mess says things are improving. have a great night and see you in the mornin

reporter brendan vitamin has been digging into pg&e for months.uncovered and why it matters. cornell: the california public utilities commission is an incredibly powerful state agencies. it sets tens of billions of dollars in rates that you pay on the utility bills and it is supposed to make sure that companies operate safely. so powerful the constitution made it independent from the state's political leaders. the commission are like judges under state law. the governor does not have the power to fire them once they are appointed. despite that, the cpuc made a practice of taking orders from governor newsom's office anyway. we can see it in these emails obtained in our investigation of pg&e and the state governments response. these messages show they wanted to do something really basic, send a letter to companies asking how they are treating companies with hardships during covid. it took the cpuc for days to send that letter because they had to get two different levels of approval from governor newsom's staff. the governor's office and office of em

. >> brendan greene, director of the racial economic justice program of dac you of northern california says the pandemic has disproportionately impacted some communities more than others. >> there might have been parents who felt more comfortable a couple of weeks coal -- weeks ago who are not. by day seven or day 10, they might not. there needs to be built in flexibility. >> school districts and families transitioning to online learning a mess of that has not let up. >> the first day of classes went off without a hitch in san ramon valley, where some parents have publicly protested the district's mass requirement. everyone we saw at iron horse had on a mask. all voiced support for the requirement. >> over time, it becomes comfortable. you don't really feel it. >> it gives us comfort knowing that all of the kids will be wearing masks regardless of vaccination status, just so they have extra protection. >> there may be some who wish we were doing it differently, but public health does drive our decisions. >> parents protested outside last week's meeting, arguing they should get to choos

teach them to lift themselves over the edge. >> yay. >> reporter: most importantly brendan says go at also check out the red cross swim app which is full of great tips and videos. now, of course, none of this replaces the kinds of skills you learn in real swim lessons and nothing replaces adult supervision but, t.j., i can tell you we went to a pool this weekend and my son is already getting better at those skills that we worked on. pretty cool. >> well, there it is. he is a talented dude like his momma. all right, diane, good to see you as always. >>> back here in studio we are shifng we got products from small businesses all under $20 so you can point your cell phone camera at the qr code and head right to those deals. let me bring in tory johnson with good stuff. tory, let's start here if you want to get some odor out of your room. these might be the products for you. >> yes, t.j., this is fresh wave and one of the best things about this product is that it eliminates odor rather than masking it with all of those fake fragrances, nothing to mask. instead, whether you choose the gel,

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. >> brendan lines, good to have you with us today. appreciate it. thank you. >> you bet. >>> just ahead, things are getting nasty in afghanistan. that is according to senior officials in the region. the taliban taking over yet another key strong hold as american troops get closer to completing their withdrawal. mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i think they look good, man. mm, smooth. uh, they are a little tight. like, too tight? might just need to break 'em in a little bit. you don't want 'em too loose. for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. -okay. think i'm gonna wear these home. -excellent choice. >>> senior afghan officials sounding at alarm as taliban fighters gain ground. the group has taken control of large parts of afghanistan since the u.s. began withdrawing forces in may. this weekend, though, horrific violence with at least five capitols falling to the taliban. the u.n. said two dozen children were killed in the violence. more than 130 others injured. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr

leicester manager brendan rodgers has described the broken leg his defender wesley fofana suffered inmpion valentino rossi has announced he'll retire from motogp at the end of the season. the italian's career has spanned 25 years with the last of those titles in 2009 and he said it�*s a �*very sad moment�*. so let�*s take a quick look at the medal table at the end of day 13. team gb have dropped down to sixth place, despite their gold and two bronzes today, taking their total to 51, equalling the number of medals they won in beijing in 2008. australia has equalled its best olympic performance of all time while china are still out in front with the most golds. so where could team gb pick up more medals on day 14? katie archibald and laura kenny ride in the madison at quarter past nine. that�*s the first time the event has been in the games for women. laura muir has a great chance of a medal in the women�*s 1500m final at ten to two. dina asher—smith is back and looking to lead great britain�*s bid for a relay medal in the women�*s 4x100m relay final at 2.30 in the afternoon. the action

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. >> brendan lyons now, thank you. a second generation governor born into political life, discussed by some as a future presidential possibility fallen from the political apex how do you measure this collapse >> it is really something. internally in the newsroom this evening, we were remarking that it was the biggest collapse of a governor in a generation he was certainly on top of his game a year ago, on top of the mountain and he said something, something that you just played, a clip where he said he didn't understand that the lines had been redrawn but governor cuomo redrew those lines. he signed into law the sexual harassment standards that were he will '58 in 2018, 2019, for some sort of conduct is acceptable and the steps for punishment so i think for him to say he didn't understand and attribute it to generational and cultural breakdowns in communication, it falls short for a lot of people. >> he didn't address the allegation that he reached under her shirt and touched her over her bra. at the same time the alba

i think that people should understand those in the military and that experience, brendan friedman who wrote "the war i always wanted" is a good-- that's a good book about the iraq bar and afghanistan as well and what might generation of troops were thinking after not having been at war for well over 10 years and this is our turn to go and with that coming of age story is for military men and women, but i would have a whole long list of things. if you want to learn about apartheid, read-- >> a reading list is probably fair. another book question i had is just reading a book-- which are often times written by members with an eye on something higher. you're telling a very simple straight forward story. and some people have no idea who you are because they're from another state. >> this book is for my daughters, i want them to read and understand that america is worth it and understand the struggles i ent with through and america provided me with privilege and with help along the way, and that america is worth it and i truly wrote this just for my girls, but also for others to understand