a gauging the pulse of the nation on this issue in new york is caleb people you had a need a weird, but i'm saying it's a lot of things happen in the world. you don't need to be flying to the space. well, that seems a little bit extra human, but maybe because it will probably never really happen. those 3 people alone can take care of the whole world's problems right now with the pandemic. but they're going to space at the end of the day. we supposed be focusing on our population, not up there down here just days. those is not the only billionaire to have gotten space fever. he actually lost the space race to another. ultra richman, richard branson, and ilan mosque is set to be 3rd on the podium. they all claim that it's for the common good way here to make space more accessible to all welcome to dawn of a new space age. recent studies showed that a minimum wage worker cannot afford a one bedroom apartment. in 93 percent of the counties in the united states, this is not a situation where people can afford to just get off to the stars for a holiday weekend. now there are many billionaires

people are cheese caleb up and looks at what's gone wrong . without unity, there is no peace, only bitterness and fury. those the words of joe biden who pledge to heal the nation while the president might be quite disappointed to learn more than half the nation. does that relations between the black and white population have now hit an unprecedented rock bottom. for the 2nd consecutive year, us adults positive ratings of relations between black and white americans or their lowest point in more than 2 decades of measurement. the research shows that while some white people remain optimistic about improving relations, the black population is losing hope. surveys show that police brutality is one thing. the black community is quite unhappy about statistics showing that one in every 1000 black men is killed by the police. this and a number of other issues result and only about a 3rd of the american population being happy about how the black community is treated. black people are also on satisfied about how the new administration handles racial issu

for two americans, katie litvack he has two finals that she is in, and also the lessee caleb dressel, who many people campaign under way against the dominican republic. under way against the dominican reublic. .,. . in tokyo, thank you so much for joining us. and just to let you know that we'll have more on the olympics and that shock exit by simone biles a bit later in the programme. i'll be talking live to a psychologist and performance coach about pressure on young athletes' mental health. also — a reminder that you can find more about this story on our website. you'll find more details on how the four—time olympic gold medallist explained her decision to pull out the women's gymnastics team final. just go to bbc.com/news and follow the links. right now let's take a look at some of the stories making the headlines in the uk. an official inquiry has found that hundreds of vulnerable children in the care of lambeth council in south london, were abused over several decades on a scale — it says — was "hard to comprehend". more than 700 former residents complained about sustained cruelty and sexual abu

caleb smith. happy birthday. he's a good man. as lawmakers, we are here to serve people. our main mission is to work on issues that will positively impact the constituents we are sent to serve in washington. to do that effectively, we need to engage directly with the american people. to get a sense of their major concerns and what's happening in their day-to-day lives and how we can make it better. over the past week, i set out just to do that. because democrats' reckless spending has led to inflation, i asked the american people to send me their stories about the soaring inflation but how does it personally affect them and their families. the stories i heard are just devastating. there's a few here i'd like to bring up. first, chuck from arkansas. he writes, i'm on a fixed income. i'm retired from the state police and the national guard. my everyday expenses are up. my small amount of money is worth less. for example, i just bought gas for my truck. last year it cost $35 to fill up. this time it cost $92. how many of us across america have actually felt that as they fill

caleb, thanks for that. so exercise caution and stay at home. that's the warning to people in and around the german city of lever cruz and where a massive explosion has torn through an industrial park of chemical companies. it's fed toxins have been released straight into the environment. was the listening to what now. there was a huge explosion today here in level courses, piano district, there are many chemical factors here. the last one is that a waste incineration plant used to dispose of toxic substances. the police told us that it happened in storage tanks for solvents. solvents have burnt, including those containing chlorine, but we haven't yet made an accurate analysis in cooperation with city authorities. we call on local residents to exercise caution. when going outside, we ask people to pay particular attention to any abnormal fallout. we've established hotlines, which residents can call reports and he's saying things don't try to remove any such precipitation. stay away from it. the authorities will remove it and take it in for testing. this analysis may take a

caleb puzzle experts. so do you guys have a strategy for puzzles? >> yes, normally we start with the head of peopleeople are featured in puzzles, they don't always reflect the children putting the pieces together, and that's what inspired parents matt and marnel goins. >> i think about my childhood, i remember drawing girls with i saw. >> reporter: these howard university grads wanted their kids to see themselves. >> there is quite a bit of diversity in what might be considered african american and look for images that really affirm my particular child hair and skin tone and eye color. i thought that was potentially powerful. >> reporter: now that potential starts from a couple offing sizes, to doctors, astronauts, and scientists. >> to affirm kids feeling confident how they show up in the world. >> reporter: turns out agreed, boxes took over thing washington, d.c., home. matthew says he started puzzle huddle to inspire children. now his are inspiring him. >> they are very vocal about challenging my framework for diversity. >> you get it! now what do you see here? >> i see different shades of brown

and many people who admire or watch tucker carlson are asking themselves questions about the new surveillance culture in america. to appreciate the update of correspondence, the state side caleb moore plan. thank you. living on a former police officer could become new york city's next mer after he won the democratic nomination, picked despite a year of bill and protest, schooling to de funds the police. the 2nd time crime is sore and with new york state, governor cuomo declaring a gun violence disaster emergency. the new democratic new york may or candidate is eric adams, is a 22 year police veteran. currently serving is brooklyn, burke, president, the forefront of his platform is a commitment to combating gun violence. he supports police reform, but he's against the funding. the police. if black lives really matter, it can only be against police abuse. it has to be against the violence that's britting apart our communities. people want to feel safe. right now they don't feel safe. crime is happening all around them. shootings are up. robberies are up, homelessness is up. they see in the subway. they don't feel safe nor subways. they see it out in the streets, in their homes,

violent ideology, a platform of people to report on family and friends if they spot anything untoward, but it's an update. it's got many alarms, calling it or well in caleb open takes a closer look. in the last few days, the number of facebook users got a bizarre message when they logged in. some users got a message saying that they may have been exposed to violent extreme of content. others got a message urging them to report their friends who may be becoming violent extremist, a bit orwellian. don't you think? here's what the facebook spokesperson had to say on it. this test is part of our launch work to assess ways to provide resources and support to people on facebook who may have engaged with or exposed to extremis content, or who may know someone who is at risk. the entire approach condemns that condemns itself. and the fact that like the artificial intelligence isn't, doesn't get irony, doesn't get humor, doesn't get the difference between asian have an anti a's and hey, i can't tell the difference between anything. i don't trust the algorithm. i don't trust the company and thousands of people i know on facebook would like to leave it . the facebo

i'm the guy in caleb surgery, a week ago, he left sunday pres from his balcony of his hospital in rome. doctor say, 84 year old pontiff is recovering. well, those were the ones that people news at half now with falling next, it's inside story to stay with me. ah ah ah, the telephone sweeps across afghan to san as foreign troops leave fighters say the group now control 85 percent of the country talks with the ap. can government have made little progress? so is it time to take the pella bonds demand seriously? this is inside storage. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammered. jim john foreign troops are leaving afghan a stand after 20 years of war. us president joe biden surprise many by bringing forward the end of operations to august 30. first. the afghan taliban as quickly filling the power vacuum that will be left behind. fighters have made swift gains in the past few months, capturing districts and border crossings with iran and turkmenistan afghan government forces barely resisted more than 1000 soldiers actually fled to tickets down earlier this week, the taller bond says it now controls 85 percent of the country it's delegates have been meeting russia's en

outflanking caleb gutierrez's army enforcing burgoyne to ultimately fall back where he will be surrounded at saratoga. benedict arnold is crucial. i don't call him the victor of saratoga though. some people i think gates can truly be called the victor of saratoga even though i'm not a big fan of gates but benedict arnold is absolutely critical for america. >> i wonder if you would make mention of horatio gates. he's the former british officer and he was always suspected a of replacing washington as the commander-in-chief and he was later -- himself in the battle of camden we destroyed the continental army in the south. famously he led the battle and i found alexander hamilton very cruel one-eyed detonated the -- of. they have the failure in a campaign. >> my assessment of the german troops is i think they did a solid job. the commander was a solid commander and i think burgoyne, a lot of that is the ex post facto blame game piece. you see burgoyne and in fact before he surrenders he's places a lot of the blame on the german troops. i think he's just grasping at straws at that point and of course he findss out months later. burgoyne never said anything to him about it. i think they were a

caleb: so you have certainly have not heard about it for anybody of barrack's stature. but it has been one of prosecutors favored charges to bring and one of the easier ones to prove for other peopleump's orbit during the campaign and presidency. that would be paul manafort, the one-time campaign manager who tom barrack brought into the campaign and dealt with charges. as did elliott broidy, a major trumper previously. matt: i should correct myself in saying i have not heard of it for previous administrations. of course the trump administration has the cases, but you did not hear about this or i did not hear about this with the obama administration or lobbyists for bush or clinton. they are really going after this administration. is the concern that there was a lot of profiteering with this kind of lobbying? caleb: i think the very nature of it of course is to fail to register as a foreign agent basically means you're failing to tell the government you are doing this sort of activity. i think one could argue that the reason why there is a heightened raft of these in these years is a lot of this activity was much more informal. the varieties for instance have had influence in the u

he feeds the homeless people, he does so much and it's like, caleb attends all of our virtual programs after-school stuff. and the zoom check-ins. his attendance is immaculate. >> supervisor ronen: he will major in chemistry and will tell you that he wants to find the cure for cancer. >> my grandma ends up getting cancer and one of my aunts ended up dying from cancer and i don't like to see have to deal with that pain and i want to find the way. >> supervisor ronen: what kind of support do you think that you'll need in college? >> i feel that i'm going to need a male mentor, someone to help me to stay on top of my stuff though i feel that i still may be on top of my stuff and i feel that i may need a laptop because what can you do in college without a laptop? >> well, i'm proud of you, not only that you did the impossible, you're a first-generation college student. that's a burden and a privilege >> maintaining myself and going as hard as i can and doing my best is being ready to be me, ready to do my best. >> thank you, president lÓpez, and, finally, i just wanted to wish everyone a h

, those people just don't realize how dangerous it is to try to land these moves on that hard competition surface. >> and also, a big night in the pool for team usa, andy. >> american stars caleb dressel and katie ledecky. >> dressel set a world record in the 100 meter butterfly and he needed every bit of that world record as he narrowly beat hungary's, and the third gold medal at the olympics and take part in two more finals in sunday so he could in fact leave the tokyo olympics with five golds. katie ledecky meanwhile further cementing herself as one of the best swimmers of all time with another impressive win on saturday, the 24-year-old winning the 800 meter free style, for a third consecutive olympics. ledecky is the first woman ever to do that in that event. it will give her, her sixth individual gold, the most ever by a female swimmer and ledecky says while she has done it in this olympics, she plans to swim again in 2024, the fourth olympics and a chance to go for the four-peat in the 800 meter. >> thank you very much. >>> and blake, over to you now. certainly we have seen a busy few days for you as a reporter but for the athletes. i mean some real moments of highs and

people think he is the area to michael phelps. we know all about him and the medals he won. caleblfinal caleb dressel was going on his first individual final of these games. until that point all his olympic golds, he has three so far, they all came in relays. he has ever won a gold in an individual race before. this was the blue ribbon event, the 100 metres freestyle final, two lengths of the pool, and they go as fast as they can. he got a brilliant start. he was forced to return and he just hung on. start. he was forced to return and hejust hung on. he almost start. he was forced to return and he just hung on. he almost got pipped to the wall by the 2016 champion from australia, who finished in second. a great result for caleb dressel. and also, in the last few minutes, we have had a world record in the pool, because china's women have won the four by 200 metres freestyle relay. they were against the australians and the americans in that. australia lead with their star swimmer titmus but they could only finish third and it was the usa who finished second. there has also been plen

caleb dressel's tokyo debut off to a golden start. >> feels nice to dominate that event. >> reporter: no fans present, but the swimmers still feeling the love. all the people you see here, those are swim teams from countries around the world cheering on their teammates in the pool. that was the case on the women's side in the 400 meter free stay. >> ariane titmus is looking strong. five meters left >> reporter: american star katie ledecky coming up short behind australia's ariane titmus. for team usa softball, kelsey stewart's walk-off home run against japan setting off an epic celebration the undefeated americans will now face japan in the gold medal game in gymnastics, the u.s. women's team in unfamiliar territory, gunning for their third straight gold, but team usa finishing in a surprising second place to the russian olympic committee during qualifying, plagued by some uncharacteristic miscues later, bil shoulder at times. i know i brush it off and make it seem like pressure doesn't affect me, but sometimes it's hard," adding "the olympics is no joke. the u.s. men's basketball team is looking to rebound after a disappointing opening loss to france it's

people in chicago, the ag's home town. >>> tokyo is the first olympics this millennium that will not feature swimmer, michael phelps. but team u.s.a. is in very good hands with rising star, caleb i'm going to struggle to finish the race. i'm not coming to the meet to count medals. i'm coming to perform for my country. >> we cheer you on. ♪ ♪ don't know if i'm mad or just sad you couldn't stay ♪ >>> that's singer-songwriter >>> that's singer/songwriter's new song "shape shifter." plus, cara tells us about the special place where she wrote the song and how amy winehouse has influenced hormuzic. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ winehart has influenced her music. ♪ and i don't know you. i don't know that you still dream of getting the band back together. or, that your first love was cricket. i don't know that you fought for your country. that you're going to name your child 'miracle' or, that despite them calling you “chicken legs”, you made it all the way to the top. what i do know? peloton, pick up your pace. breathe. is that in the 22nd minute, last set c'mon when i have nothing left to give. and i doubt. it's you. who shows up for me. give me a little more. it's you. wh