reportero: en el pÓmulo de caleb quedÓ una pequeÑa herida despuÉs del altercado.acusaciones hechas a travÉs de re sociales, sino que en la conferencia de prensa su contrincante lo ofendiÓ de manera personal. >> puedes hablar todo lo que quieras de mÍ, pero con mi mamÁ no te metas. reportero: se volverÁn a ver las caras el prÓximo 6 de noviembre en el que ya pinta como un combate de pronÓstico reservado. >> es muy importante para canelo porque podrÍa unificar los cuatro tÍtulos mÁs importantes del boxeo. jorge: para la despedida les tenemos un nuevo rÉcord guinness. unas hermanas japonesas han sido reconocidas como las gemelas idÉnticas mÁs longeva del mundo. tienen 107 aÑos. las centenarias han vivido la mayor parte de su vida separadas reuniÉndose sÓlo para bodas, funerales y peregrinaciones. casi nunca dejan de sonreÍr. gracias por estar con nosotros. gracias por confiar en univisiÓn. [música] carlos: dale la vuelta a la página. acepta trabajar con ella por el bien de la empresa, pero también por tu bien. al toro se le toma por los cuernos. eres un hombre y pued

caleb: we measure a pile of different things. we measure compensation, how much money do you make, how much money do you get out of school, do you get jobs. we measure the quality of the network, how good were the alumni relations when you were a student. we survey the students, we survey alumni, we survey employers who hire business -- from business school. we combine the two and end up with our ranking. romaine: this is always an interesting issue and the data and the research that goes into what, i know it is enormous. i was interested in the diversity of rankings, particularly because some top business schools with regard to the overall ranking did not necessarily write anywhere close to the top with regard to diversity rankings. caleb: this was the first time we or anybody put together a diversity index that actually measured race, ethnicity, and gender. we wanted to do this a couple of years ago, but fools were reluctant to give us that data. they were not giving it to us in a consistent way. that changed last summer, so we

. >> reporter: caleb anderson is adjusting to big changes. >> this is caleb. >> reporter: his new campusintegral calculus. >> reporter: his new voice. >> i'm taking integral calculus, i have a studio for that. >> reporter: see, caleb just turned 13. by far the youngest wiz-kid at one of america's elite engineering schools. have you gotten some funny looks? >> yeah, definitely. you know, i also have had those moments where, man, i am at college and, you know, this is incredible. >> reporter: at nine months, caleb learned sign language, reading at one. by two, doing fractions. >> two, three. >> reporter: at three, he qualified for mensa. and now an aerospace engineering major instead of a 7th grader. >> i'm being challenged. >> reporter: you're not the only smart kid in the room. >> oh, definitely. i think i'm average. >> reporter: classes easy, classes hard? >> class is definitely hard. the one thing that unites everybody in this school is the work is terrifying. >> reporter: but what scares him now could make him even smarter. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> o'donnell: i like that

. >> reporter: caleb anderson is adjusting to big changes.eorgia tech. >> i'm taking integral calculus as a studio for that. >> reporter: see, caleb just turned 13. by far, the youngest whiz kid at one of america's elite engineering schools. >> reporter: have you got some funny looks? >> oh, yeah. definitely. i also have had those moments where, you know, man, i am at college and, you know, this is incredible. >> reporter: at 9 months caleb learned sign language, reading at 1. >> fun. >> reporter: by 2 doing fractions. 2, 3. at three he qualified for mensa and now an aerospace engineering major instead of a 7th grader. >> i'm being challenged. >> you're not the only smart kid in the room? >> definitely. i think i'm average here. >> class is easy, class is hard? >> class is definitely hard. the one thing that unites everybody in the school is the work is terrifying. >> the function -- >> reporter: but what scares him now could make him even smarter. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> i don't think he's average in any room. coming up on cb

be the best, caleb! statistically impossible, caleb. umpire: strike three, you're out!m next time! or you won't, probably won't. and it won't impact your future whatsoever! talk to us about college planning today. feel comfortable about tomorrow. massmutual. >>> something just happened in housing that hasn't since e.t. was number one only 29% of americans think now is a good time to buy a home that is the lowest since 1982 and get this back in 1982, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate was north of 15% 1-5. today, it is only 2.86%. i'll go back to pete, you said you'd trade kb home. how are you feeling after this data point >> well, you know, i think there's a lot to be said about that, too. i think the consumers are pretty smart and they've seen prices rise a lot faster than probably expected so i think there might be a little pause, but i think the reality is people are still aggressively in the housing market looking around and obviously price does matter for a lot of folks out there. so i could see where it might cause a pause, but i think it's going to reacceler

while caleb, thanks a lot for those updates. let's go now to you moran. the 911 attacks set in motion. of course, a tragic chapter in african history. can you tell us about the consequences that america's war on terror has had on the afghan people while they're being felt all over the city lava? i've got his thoughts as we speak thousands, tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands of people now going hungry because the foreign aid was cut off almost entirely. was united states troops. the last of them left kabul airport. the taliban has been celebrated. guys have their supporters again all over the all over the country. we saw fireworks today on the 20th anniversary of 911 all over the city. not quite as it pads is what we saw when the american troops pull that, but nevertheless, there you have it. the taliban has been busy, busy, solid, defied its rule here in that in have got to start its, its authority, which at this point is almost, i've disputed more than that. we have seen from the, from the new government that they have announced that there

and folks like sara, caleb, and a great relationship with our secretaries of state. i just had secretary of state la rose in my office this morning, coming over to meet leader mccarthy, i wish i would have known banks would have talked the way he normally does and i would have spent more time over there and i love jim banks, jim banks is one of our true leaders in our conference and he has a bright future in washington, d.c. but these folks are going toe to toe with democrats in their states and out here in washington, d.c. house administration committee. would you ever think the smallest committee in the entire congress would be the committee where democrats try to jam 800 page electoral reform bill through? i didn't either until we became in the minority and until i had to sit through hour upon hour with democratic faces with straight faces act like hr-1 was progress. i run the smallest full committee in congress, we have nine members in the house administration committee. three republicans, we're small, but we're tenacious. and i'm also, ironically, the ranking me

nothing seems to have been learned by the united states and economy based on war keeps rolling ahead. caleb bobbin r t new york. while the fall flow of funds into the american war machine over the past 20 years is made fortunes, those involved in the war. and i've gone on a team highlighted by which leaks found to judy and found a cage ago. so make john told us sat down with ortiz action. we're tansy to discuss that money trail. julian assange in breaking the silence, says, i think it's where it could be. the war you to see says it's a money laundering. one dimension of this is a money laundering. isn't cost whether it be $1.00 trillion or adrian, it's actually a way of taking taxpayers money or money of ordinary workers in west countries and recycling it into $5.00 big defense companies. and this kind of defense industry complex and, and it makes a lot of money. yes. but it's a way of financing imperial projects. i mean by the end of the ninety's for solid. the taliban was so in bed with the us administration. but it was calculated that every taliban official was paid for with us taxes. so

to get more on that we now cross live to our corresponded caleb mop and caleb, what are the main takeaways from blink and testimony so far? sure. while anthony blank in the us secretary of state is testifying before the congressional committee and they are giving him quite a grilling people have looked on at the us pull out of afghanistan and the chaos that has followed with quite a bit of disapproval. now interestingly, representative gregory, who was the chair of the committee. when he spoke, he began by saying the united states should have withdrawn from afghanistan and 19 years ago, but remained in the country due to quote hubris and a desire to remake afghanistan. now needless to say, when we've got a situation where the taliban is in power and there's approximately 100 americans still stuck in afghanistan, there were some tough questions that were asked of the secretary of state. here's some of what we heard people and what the situation we find ourselves in is far worse, in my judgement. as a former chairman of homeland security committee, far worse than pre $911.00. to make matters

that is caleb martin, r t new york. well, it is day 2 of russia's parliamentary election and paulding stations are now open all across the country's vast 11 times or now throughout the 3 days of voting. we are continuing our special coverage. iran, nazi the that's. i'll give you some details here on the program. on this whole process, a total of 14 parties are running for seats in the state duma. and throughout the week we've been reviewing each and every one. and what they stand for. so let's take a glimpse that a couple of the contenders for now. first off you have the liberal pro business. yeah. which means apple. it's been around for almost 3 decades, but its popularity has waned over the years. yeah, because best result was in 1901909. when it took almost 6 percent of the vote. that was not one any seats in parliament since 2003. then there is a party of growth. it's seen as a right wing liberal movement promoting the free market, wants to see economy reforms and tax cuts for the working class. the part, he also wa

just pick out the key points from your point of view that caleb lover had to say. sure, well the foreign minister of russia, sergei lab rob spoke to the press for over an hour, taking questions from many different news agencies, both russian media as well as international media, us media, media from the arab world, etc. much of the press conference focused on afghanistan and concerns that russia has about security in the aftermath of the sudden withdrawl of the united states. now, i actually had the opportunity to ask the foreign minister about turkey and why it was that turkey was expressing concerns about the voting of people in crimea in the state duma elections in russia. why would they were expressing concerns, despite the fact that russia has offered so much bye, on support in terms of humanitarian colbert 19 relief? as well as in terms of military cooperation, why we didn't see turkey stepping up to the plate? russia did speak about the hope that you know, relations between russia and turkey could improve and the 2 countries could further cooperate. i also a

an economy based on war keeps rolling ahead. caleb bobbin r t new york. while the vast flow of those funds into the american warms, you know, the past 20 years has made 14 phones involved in the war in afghanistan. and i was the see highlighted by wiki, founded to do a song, a decade ago. filmmaker john pill just sat down with all t is option returns to discuss that money trail. julian assange in breaking the silence, says, i think it's where it could be, the war you to see says it's a money laundering. one dimension of is a money laundering. i mean, it doesn't cost whether it be one trillion or adrian. it's actually a way of taking taxpayers money or money of ordinary workers in west countries and recycling it into 5 big defense companies. and this kind of defense industry complex and, and makes a lot of money. yes. but it's a, it's a way of financing imperial projects. i mean, by the end of the ninety's for solid. the taliban was so in bed with the us administration. but it was calculated that every taliban official was paid for with us taxes. so wasn't

that's in addition to the trillions already spent on the longest ever american war caleb more than reports. so how much cash is every american dish out for the war on terror? well, if you do the math for each individual in the united states, it comes out to about $16000.00. 64000 for a family, for your insurance. i don't even know that cool. it is worth you know, horrible. it's too much. $600000.00 is a lot for everybody. not everybody could pay that. whereas a gone, is there any accountability? i feel they could do better things that the money especially was going on with depend demik right now and the state wherein here at home i say take care here 1st and then you were about elsewhere. i mean, we've got a lot of domestic issues here. i will give priority whether it's college fundings or house, tuition, whatever they needed for a really terrible, terrible lot of people while thinking that they're going to fight for a country and this and that, but they lose their lives and bring people home. now some might say that that is a small price to pay in order to keep us safe from terrorist atta

that is caleb martin, r t new york. well, it is day 2 of russia's parliamentary election and paulding stations on. i'll open across the countries, vast 11 times zones and throughout the 3 days voting here on the international. we are continuing our special coverage. the a total of 14 parties are running for seats in the state duma. and throughout the week we've been reviewing each of them and exactly what they stand for. so let's have a glimpse of a few of the other contenders here on the program. first of united russia, which is the de facto ruling party, is chairman, is the former president and prime minister dmitri mad at the pot. he supports the program of president putin, and among its goals is strengthening russia. sovereignty its economic agenda includes support for domestic industry with an emphasis on a high tech sectors. now another content on the pallet is road enough meaning motherland, which is seen as a nationalist movement. it advocates for traditional values and it wants to impose tougher immigration rul

watch speeches that this general assembly and they will get you get back to it there in new york, caleb open. thank you. also, new york is journalist and commentator chadwick moore high that those words are president biden, then cooperation standing up for allies ready to assist any nations? how do you think that's going down in from europe and the people left behind and i've got to stand very poorly. it it's, it's rather shocking, actually, and it's very shocking. the members of the european union coming out and in no uncertain terms against the saying that a very strong ally of united states and of course, one of their most important member nations france, has been cast aside in this, in the august deal of it seems very shady, it seems like there's a back door dealing going on and operates has been up behind. i think that read it . crime decisions do not address the general assembly probably has to do with his anger frustration over joe biden. restoration going behind his back and tossing the side of the seal on his thoughts are not wanting to start another cold war to prevent another

beyond bitcoin, caleb, what are people buying? >> so good to be with you, seema.so much promiscuity on the part of our readers in the past month we're always curious about what they're curious about. their new queries about different types of coins and different types of ways to invest in the blockchain have really revealed a lot to us. cardono, very popular coin blockchain platform has the ada token. very popular among our readers who are interested in investing in that. looking at blockchain etfs which ones are the best to access interested in dow, the decentralized awe tonneau moss organizations. they're interested in ethereum's gas and ethereum qgwei a lot of people are still involved in bitcoin and ethereum and other popular tokens and it's become much more widespread. >> are people getting bored with bitcoin and want to diversify? or is there something more appealing to the cryptocurrency investor >> i think it's all of the above. i don't think they'll ever tire of bitcoin they're there forever. they're holders forever. i think they're looking at what's bein

caleb wallace, who led anti vaccine protests, died this week of the virus.ly 30 years old. he leaves behind a pregnant wife and three children. i want to be clear here about these stories. and they come in every week, multiple weeks. getting covid is not some kind of comeuppance or some revelation of moral failing. these are excruciating human tragedies, every single one. and especially because the outbreak is being driven by the unvaccinated and a safe vaccine can prevent so much of the suffering that we are seeing. the alternative information and go system that has grown over the decades, the same one saying that climate change is not real, they are faking the temperatures, and so on. apparently, however, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was caught unaware. >> it never occurred to me that we would have a challenge getting people to take the vaccine. but that's where we are. we are all, i think, perplexed as to how we tackle this problem. >> oh, how did that happen? for the record, this occurred to basically everyone paying attention. you didn't have

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i have so loved every time i visit i always get to see something new and caleb gives wonderful has so much knowledge, and i know that the docents have so much knowledge. so so please do go visit them. so with that yeah. yeah with that. i guess i will go ahead and say goodbye. so thank you again for joining us and i hope to talk about good evening, and welcome to the nantucket whaling museum the in target historical association is very pleased to bring you our socially distanced commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the whaleship essex tragedy. my name is michael harrison. i'm the obidmacy research chair here at the nantucket historical association and we are thrilled to be this evening in conversation with nathaniel philbrick. long time islander here nat and his wife arrived on nantucket in 1986 and have lived here. ever since and that is a historian and has written numerous

i have so loved every time i visit i always get to see something new and caleb gives wonderful has so much knowledge, and i know that the docents have so much knowledge. so so please do go visit them. so with that yeah. yeah with that. i guess i will go ahead and say goodbye. so thank you again for joining us and i hope to talk about elizabeth ag

. >> then tony endeavors 23 year old son, caleb, was called to testify against his father.ell you that it was melissa's fault? >> he believed that she had a part in it, yes. >> did he tell you that he was mad at melissa about this? >> yeah, he was mad about the whole situation. >> oh, and there was one more thing. remember melissa's jacket, the one found in her suv? tests showed tony's dna on the jacket. prosecutors believed tony wiped his nose with it after being pepper sprayed. >> the odds of finding an unrelated individual with that profile are rarer than one in 30 billion. >> you couldn't have had better evidence if you had a movie of him killing her. >> right. >> the defense had been dealt of poor hand to play. >> but attorney bruce fleisher chipped away at -- , starting with tony housemate, the guy with the scrubbing away pepper's great story. >> the defense said he had 250,000 reasons to make his story up. >> there was a reward offered. >> yes. >> and who offered that reward? >> scott fleisher we rothstein >> -- $251,000. >> ironically, he never got the reward. the c

and you were really out of luck and trying to figure out what with caleb to feed the what they're going to be doing the local dog better mortgage would be no good cash should we caught him off key for more that the one where doors are numerous for most another one, utility for the mobile can record during the product. but i know you cannot actually do that by let me fill out of my thought in any phone mart in the film as in. all right, you need that didn't cut mid that. can you need more or more than a voicemail? so we'll say mike, a couple and event will be if you bought each other i'm we can law because i'm a show me that he's got passed on. why didn't you but who part of that? oh my gosh, how me raise my are to a lot mom and charlotte again. charter was low on a sunday and it was done by him and the other person stood at them. okay. but i've just gotten me a minute when i was all come in the hall. you can see the higher he comes to you must have he ran dial couldn't get negative doors. feldman landa said she'd get him. smith ford may subway his head. bosa. mamma is pretty much going

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. ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool!yaker in argentina has a whale of a story to tell. drone video captured a southern right whale swimming around and under a kayak this week. the region is in the middle of its whale-watching season which lasts through december. ooh. >>> a small plane crashed in connecticut killing all on board, and a suspect in the capitol attack has a hearing today. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "reuters" says the arizona man known as the qanon shaman from the january riot at the u.s. capitol is expected to plead guilty today. jacob chansley faces multiple charges including civil disorder and obstructing an official proceeding. court records do not indicate which charges he might plead guilty to. his lawyer says that he's since repudiated the qanon movement. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the battle against the caldor fire in california has taken a hopeful turn as winds died down. the almost three-week-old fire has burned more than 210,000 acres. the fire had moved to

. ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool!hows the country launching ballistic missiles from a train for the first time. watch as a green missile rises on a column of smoke and flames from the roof of a train. north korea said the missiles flew about 500 miles in the air before striking a target in the sea off the country's east coast. the missiles can be moved easily through north korea making them harder to detect. >>> a new study says forget about 10,000 steps for a longer life, and which state is welcoming the most afghan refugees. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports states across the country are learning how many afghan evacuees are coming their way. governors and state refugee coordinators were told wednesday by the biden administration where the first group of nearly 37,000 afghan evacuees will be settling. california is projected to take 5,200 people. the most of any other state, alabama and mississippi are each slated to welcome just ten. several other states are

. ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool!sident biden is defending his decision to end the 20-year war in afghanistan, and the way in which he did it. in an address to the nation yesterday, mr. biden called a military airlift to evacuate thousands of americans and afghan allies an extraordinary success. republicans criticize the president for leaving more than 100 u.s. citizens behind. >>> and the caldor fire in northern california is threatening more than 33,000 homes and businesses near lake tahoe as new mandatory evacuation orders are in effect across the border in nevada. more than 3,500 firefighters are on the scene. the fire has exploded in size, though. it's burned almost 200,000 acres and destroyed 675 buildings. >>> some of america's most seasoned veterans are getting a chance to relive their youth thanks to some patriotic volunteers. nikole killion has their story. >>> has anybody got a bottle of champagne? >> reporter: at 98, loren hellickson has a lot to celebrate. >> number seven. that's my lucky number. >> repor

that war continues with all its fear and manipulation with no end in sight. caleb martin, r t. new york. you will see a lot of coverage here from moscow, and these pictures coming in on the news was now from new york city. lo, manheim, not one of the memorials, of course, studying the very spot where one of those twin towers stood. 20 years ago, even at this time. but of course, 15 minutes from now is where everything unraveled. history was changed. we're going to continue our coverage here and i'll see international in the coming hours on this 20th anniversary of $911.00. ah. ah the oh oh, i came in the year before the september 11th attacks, when the taliban were in power, afghanistan produced literally 0 heroin, no heroine. and after the 911 attacks, they got to a point by 2010 where they were producing 93 percent of the world. terran, i know this because i was the chief investigator on the senate foreign relations committee staff at the time. and i went to afghanistan in 2009 to study the problem . the positive trouble is called polar soft, which means does money. a favorit

things might get better. caleb mop and r t. manville new jersey. saudis, difficult not to draw parallels between the u. s. intervention in afghanistan and the french when molly especially in the context of recent use them france reducing its ministry presence in the region. so we'll molly, face the same face as afghanistan. we'll take a look at that just after the break. oh, i use join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guests in the world, the politics, sport, business and show business. i'll see you then me ah ah ah, i use the moon. ah, i'll come back now the un chief as expressed fear that the taliban take over in afghanistan could embolden africa. sigh, help you. hi, this and tony gutierrez is now called for a strengthening of security mechanisms in the region. as after france, announce the at the end of its opperation. in the sy hell, countries in which molly is central to charlotte pinsky. as the story british flag below was in the wind, but soon, basin others across molly will be lowered as france winds down. it's too long running can't insurgency op

earlier i spoke with our chief caleb mop and who was following the memorial events in new york city. as well as our senior correspondent, mariah garcia, who is in the afghan capital of couple l. a 1st to you. it's a solemn day for all americans and new york in particular. what's the atmosphere like in the city right now? while it's just gotten dark here and the lights commemorating the events that the world trade center have gone on, there have been people gathering the sites all day, leaving flowers, firemen, rescue workers. survivors have been gathering. we heard interesting remarks from comma la harris, who spoke in pennsylvania. we also heard from the president the states former us president, spoke elected officials, survivors quite an interesting ceremony all coming amid the decision by the united states to pull out of afghanistan, jo biden's, chaotic pull out of afghan, a stand seems to be the shadow that is hanging over today's commemorations now, when the vice president connelly harris and the president joe biden spoke, they called for unity among the american people. the mes

it's been 20 years that war continues with all its fear and manipulation with no end in sight. caleb martin r t new york. look at events back 20 years to the day and the continued to effect the world since on the sombre anniversary of 911 will leave you again for a bit with the pictures of one of the moral pools. one of 2 standing on the sites of the world trade center's north and south in low manhattan is know 10, 27 in the morning recommend 1028. those attacks that fateful day started to unfold at 846 a new york time 2 decades ago. the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk me the news. the news i mention returns here. we're going underground for $911.00 special coming up in the show on the 20th anniversary of atrocities in new york in washington d. c, which catalyzed mass ariel bombing of afghanistan. we talk to the taliban about victory again

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it's been 20 years that war continues with all its fear and manipulation with no end in sight. caleb martin, r t new york. look at events back 20 years to the day and how the continue to affect the world since on this sombre of a serv, 911. leave you that with pictures. so one of those memorial pools, one of 2, standing on the sites of the world trade centers north and south in lower manhattan is 9 27 in the morning. their lows attack started to unfold 846 a new york time 2 decades ago. oh, the thing in the koran attributed to the prophet mohammed, the dreams of threefold. sometimes they represent divine guidance, sometimes sorrow from the devil, and sometimes there about the complex of dated living and past events. this applies also to women's rights in afghanistan, today, encouraged in the past to live out their dreams of being fully fledged human beings, african women. and now being told that this amounts to satanic possession when they turn to and on, what can they count in this time of existential struggle, ah ah, the pacific leg, around the world, expedition by 1000 miles round

it's been 20 years that war continues with all its fear and manipulation with no end in sight. caleb martin, r t new york. for more perspective on 911 on the off to me off we had to r t dot com for analysis and opinion by those on the front lines. including point in to come by a former marine corps intelligence operative on 2 decades of lessons not learned. find it all at r t dot com. but for now, here in moscow it r t h q. this saturday evening, the 11th of september. my name is kevin, thanks for watching programs the.

it's been 20 years that war continues with all its fear and manipulation with no end in sight. caleb martin r t new york and he was not into national and the 20th anniversary of the 911 terror attacks will be back with more analysis and coverage to up to date events. the top of the the the the with time action returns. here we're going underground for $911.00 special coming up in the show on the 20th anniversary of atrocities in new york and washington d. c, which catalyzed mass aerial bombing of afghanistan. we talk to the taliban about victory against the nato occupation. and what about the $911.00? the so called landed, the free arguably forgot. pink floyd front man, roger waters tells us why the u. s. a isn't morning on the 48 anniversary of the chilean coup it back which created penetrates, brutal, chicago style satcher. i think it will make experiment. it would be forced on nations all around the world. well, there's more coming up in today's going underground, but 1st, it's been 20 years in new york and washington came under attack in nature. nations was fatal terror atrocity.

situation where it looks like august is wrapping up to be the worst month yet for the biden white house. caleb martin, r t new york. while despite his claims of success, biden did blame his pre december, donald trump, the abruptness of the us withdrew. though some of the president's remarks were pretty similar to statements made by trump in the past and need an ear of major military operations to re make other countries the ear of nation building will be brought to a very yeah, placement was not found by anything from did, and the evidence of that is all the other things trump has done that biden has undone as quickly as possible. it might and doesn't care about anything that trump did that, that he feels held to be, wasn't held to that slide and started backwards by removing our position of strength, like closing back run, shrinking our footprint, you half the size of an airport in the city of 4000000 people and then making it impossible to defend that by drawing down the military as he goes until there's not enough people left. it was a disaster waiting to happen, and biden did it all in the

that is caleb martin, r t new york. we'll just turn in 20 minutes past the hour. here are the russian capital. it is day 2 of russia's parliamentary elections. upholding stations are now open throughout the country, except however, the western most pot calendar grad, which is an hour behind moscow. throughout the 3 days of voting go. we are continuing our special coverage. 90 the now a total of 14 parties are running for seats in the state duma. and throughout the week we've been reviewing each and every one and exactly what they stanfull. so let's not take a glimpse that a couple of the contenders. first off, we have a just russia patriots. for truth of the long title comes after a just russia most with 2 smaller factions, the less leading faction, 16.2 percent to the last election in 2016. and hollywood star stevens to go now has russian citizenship and has become a high profile party member. then there is a party of growth as seen as a right wing liberal movement promoting the free market. wants to see can make reforms and tax cuts for the working class. the pa

cooperation, this time brown, but there's more to it as a guest. hell of opens across the new york. caleb present by then has global aspirations on his mind this year. yeah, sure, joe biden gave his debut un speech and then it was full of platitudes about the need for international cooperation. he emphasized that the security and piece of one nation and prosperity is tied in with other nations and their fate. he talked about how the u. s, withdrawing from afghanistan marks the end of an era, but the united states is prepared to defend itself more terrorist groups that if terrorists should strike the united states, the usa is more equipped and better equipped to strike them back to cut off their financing. and to counter their propaganda. now, it's important to note joe biden did not touch on the recent air strike in afghanistan tended to target iso fighters, but instead killed a family, including children, killed civilians, is widespread outrage about it. joe biden did not touch on that. what deal biden did say was that the united states does have the back of its allies all over the world

nothing seems to have been learned by the united states and economy based on war keeps rolling ahead . caleb bobbin r t new york. a sad story now rushes emergencies minister has tragically died while attending training exercises in the arctic. it's believed the skinny is in the chair of jumped off a cliff into waters to try unrest. you a camera man who was also fatally injured ortiz, tony hawkins, can tell us more. you're going to finish. it would be less familiar to those abroad than at home. here in russia though, he was a well known part of the governing bodies, most recently serving his head of the russian emergencies ministry. a very senior chief position once occupied by the current defense minister saturday should go. we know that mister is in a chef, was in the city of noodles in the northern part of russia, taking part in training exercises organized by the emergencies ministry. there were a large number of journalists, video operators, directors in attendance, who were filming a training video for the emergency ministry eye, witness accounts state. but at $1.00 of this group of jou

nothing seems to have been learned by the united states and economy based on war keeps rolling ahead . caleb bobbin r t new york just approaching a quarter of an hour into the program still ahead of french cement company is charged with crimes against humanity for paying millions of euro to the groups in syria. we've got the details of quite extraordinary case coming away after the break. ah . when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look so common ground in the way the u. s. government funded is the issue of treasury bond and they pay the interest on those bonds by collecting taxes who owns most of those bonds. it's virtually all those bonds, the top 110th of one percent. so the government simply becomes a pastor mechanism for people to pay money from their pockets through something called taxes that are just a thickly that high the transmission mechanism of your money through the government, into those who own these bonds. the hello again, a gas explosio

things might get better, caleb mop and r. t. manville new jersey. i still had the un phase for the few. west africa saw how region is not difficult to draw parallels between us. recent, withdrew from afghanistan and the french departure from molly. so molly faced the same faces, i'm going to stand, will take a closer look after the bright ah, ah, i have an alternate realities to experience or even live in like a role or does my dear, you know, especially during and damage where you can go anywhere in the game world, go everywhere, you know, choose the game that you want. any open roll game, choose it, and you are now on a vacation in a place where you're like flying helicopters or you're, you're on beaches, you're, you're in a city drive, you know, whatever you want your name as these. these are getaways. when i would show the wrong when i just don't know the rules yet to fill out the thing because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves well the part we choose to look for common ground in the the news ah hello again.

and kevin, no one heard from r t caleb moore about the commemorations in new york, as well as from more ad gasdio than the afghan capital capital of couple. first year from a as a sullen day for the whole of america or a new york city in particular. can you describe a little of the atmosphere in the last few hours? it's been a morning of grief and commemoration. we've heard from elected officials in the united states, former presidents as well as victims families, describing the trauma of what happened 20 years ago. very solemn ceremony. but it comes at a point where the administration of joe biden is being widely question for his recent decisions regarding afghanistan, about how responsible it is and carrying out u. s. foreign policy. now when we heard from president joe biden, as well as from vice president common harris, they emphasized a very common trope that we've heard from us leaders when commemorating the 911 events, they called for unity. it is my hope and prayer that we continue to honor their unity by strengthening our common bond by strengthening our global partnership. and