carolyn embers -- emerson will serve as the president.at down with the ceo who recently joined the company from facebook to talk about emerson joining the team, and how demand for grocery delivery is evolving as the pandemic drags on, and what the business looks like the head a highly anticipated ipo. take a listen. >> carolyn and i have been working together for 10 years, and i've always admired her. we thought she would be a fantastic president. i had not made my decision to join as ceo. we had long conversations about where we wanted to take the business and realized it was an incredible opportunity. we were both excited as a chance of working together again. emily: a specs book -- a facebook spokesperson told me, we wish carolyn the best as she moves into this new chapter. i know you both were important to the two people at the top. what did market shareholder say when you delivered the news? >> after a tough 10 years for both carolyn and i, it's not surprising for leaders to want to explore things outside the company. i'm grateful to

so carolyn bryant and this is -- the reason we know this, so carolyn bryant is the woman who emmett till reportedly wolf whistled at. right? okay. and so she gave a statement to the defense lawyers literally just, you know, a couple of weeks before the trial of her then husband and her half-brother who were involved -- who killed emmett till. so, anyway, her original statement to the defense and we have copies of the notes because they are in the william bradford huey papers at ohio state and in that she basically said that he flirted with her, grabbed her hand, asked her for a date, flirted with her, walked out, whistled at her. she told a much different story at trial which was that emmett till basically all but raped her. that was really -- if you really want to boil it down, that's kind of real quick version of that. fast forward so the two killers -- actually there were more than that involved, there were at least four white guys involved, jeddah mylum, roy bryant, roy mylan who ran the plantation which is where emmett till was beaten and killed -- william bradford huey's piece i al

and as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yes on h.res. 601. and as the member designated by ms. robin kelly of illinois, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote yes on h.res. 601.

decades later, carolyn bryant, the woman who accused till, said she had lied.sissippi native, patrick weems, knows the importance of telling till's story. our correspondent diane roberts shows us his efforts to preserve till's legacy. patrick weems: the only version of civil rights i was taught was that rosa parks sat down, and martin luther king stood up -- and everybody was free. diane: 30-year-old patrick weems grew up in mississippi. patrick weems: and it wasn't until i was 18 and i took a specific course on african-american studies that i learned about emmett till. when i learned about what happened, the injustices, but also that young people made change, it compelled me to want to be a part of that change, too. diane: determined, patrick set about the work of preserving the mississippi courtroom at the center of the story and the task of making amends. patrick weems: it was here in this courtroom that two men got off for murder. and so, we decided that we needed to begin by apologizing to the till family before we could begin with our museum. out of that

carolyn goodman is calling shut down of the state. total insanity. this shut down has become one of total insanity. she also compared code to the flu and other viruses who died and made somebody the consummate dr. open the city, the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. 2.3000000 people in southern nevada and we've had 150 or a death social this and say that you would have had far more without it. how do you know until we have a control group, we offer to be a control group. so here's caroline goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residents. to be the control group. i offered to be a control group and i was told by our status ish, and you can do back. and anderson cooper was sitting there in disbelief at the amount of that it was screwing from this woman. this is in china. this is vegas, nevada. wow. okay, that's really ignorant. if you can't figure out how to do this safely, why as mayor of a city that you are responsible for the people safety, are you calling for something that you have

now a ghost carolyn. this after several employees on the drug, tested positive for coven 19. it has been more than a month since las vegas were shut down by the corona virus with the number of confirmed cases continuing to climb. though in nevada, you've got over a 1000000 people who have been infected by those virus united states and the death toll in the united states from current virus now stands at 57000. today the presidents briefing, we were told again that the number of american deaths could reach as high as 200000 las vegas, mary carolyn goodman is calling shut down of the state total insanity. this shut down has become one of total. in sanity, she also compared code to the flu and other viruses who guide and made somebody the consummate dr. open the city, the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. 2.3000000 people in southern nevada and we've had 150 death social this and say that you would have had far more without it. how do you know until we have a control group, we offer to be a control group. here's caro

it's been an incredible day of action at the top, carolyn picks, jamaica is elaine thompson herrera has repeated had double gold metal success from rio. 5 years ago. she already won the 100 meters in tokyo and stormed to another victory in the $200.00. it was the 2nd fastest time in history, christine boma of namibia took silver ahead of gabriel thomas in 3rd and richardson within the stadium for the re. well, we may not have you sign both here in the car, but we do have another jamaican sprint. superstore. elaine thompson, her winning the 200 meters, adding that to the 100, meet the title she wants to few days ago. so doubling up on the 10200 just as she did rio in 2060 in silver metal position. christina boma, of maybe a really interesting case with her, jeter, her naturally occurring testosterone levels. she's not only out to compete in the 400 meters. he switched to the 200 meters just a few weeks ago. now he, she is as an olympic silver medalist as to thompson, hara well forward fitness permitting, she will be going again at the paris 2024 games for both style 3 pete winning, the 1

this is carolyn in silver spring, maryland, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. echo what the previous caller had mentioned about hypocrisy. i am going to move onto a different point, which is the vaccines. fauci was just talking about how there needs to be drugs and therapeutics because clearly the vaccine has been proven, based on israel's statistics, not as effective as originally sold to the american people. people that were infected have natural immunity. why would they go and get a vaccine for something that they have already recovered from? there is no data that is also saying that all these people that have natural immunity are infecting or reinfected at a high rate as much as the people that are being vaccinated right now that are spreading covid which is the reason why we are being forced to mask up because this vaccine is not effective in stopping the spread. host: do you mind if i ask if you have taken the vaccine? caller: i have not, however i have had covid, and so has my husband and child. we recovered. this was back in march >>

next, on american history tv from the tolls at race massacre symposium author carolyn randall williams assures her family history and the legacy of slavery in the south. >> i am so honored to be with you all

people from very different companies that are very different with experiences and i think the fact carolynnd i, were so excited about working to join instacart strength of the business and see what instacart has in front of it what also may be appealing to those executives jumping ship from big tech, instacart's valuation, doubled in less than a year one of this year's most highly anticipated ipos and increasing its focus on a higher margin ad business not your typical gig economy, you could argue. a lot of instacart's growth over the past year and a half due to the pandemic and now she is seeing a pick-up in demand for supplies related to covid as the delta variant threatens reopening. >> starting to see demand spikes for masks, for hand sanitizer, and so we're, you know, standing ready to help consumers during this time, but obviously, like everyone else, hopes that there won't be a surge like we've seen earlier in the year. and, really, we're focusing on being ready in case it happens, but yielding capabilities for the long term. >> and, of course, instacart built up a lot of those capa

carolyn, let's start with this concert in central park. a lot of big names and a lot of people.aroline: your friend from the boston pops will be there, isn't he? john baptist. we will see if he has as great an outfit as he had. ll cool j, jennifer hudson, she is aretha franklin in the film, but we have got not just musicians, but done them and will be in the lineup. wycliff john -- a bit of a blast from the past, carlos santana. who does not love carlos santana? [laughter] taylor: think about the outer events. caroline: where is megan thee stallion? where are some of the newer acts? taylor: i am not cool enough for this conversation. [laughter] pass the baton to romaine. romaine: the deputy editor of bloomberg pursuits rights a lot about the entertainment industry. let's start off with what is going on, the central park concert. i have gotten emails from various concert venues, and all of them have schedules for the fall. they will have people indoors in concerts, at least that is the plan. is that the plan? >> still the plan. as you guys know, this is an evolving situation. the

i mean the thing about this is, this is carolyn. i used to build. i was the engineer who would design and layout and build this stuff. i would work on these big development projects. these would come to us. we want this done, we got to build it. and i sincerely believe that the work i was doing was building a great america. but then i started to ask them questions about what comes next. after we build something, how do we take care of it? what's the cash flow that makes this all work? i started to look at developments that i had worked on and run some larger math problems. for example, developer would come in and build the road. the developer paid all the cost to build it. people have been paying their taxes and the idea was they pay their taxes and then the government would fix this road. the cost was $1054000.00 to fix that road. we asked the question, ok, based on the taxes, see collecting from these people? how long is going to take them to recoup the money they just spent? answer 79 years. as an engineer, i knew that road was gonna last 2025 ye

. >> carolyn at the san francisco produce market texts with old produce that's available. the produce is always excellent. we get things like broccoli, brussels sprouts, bell peppers. everything that we use is nice and fresh, so when our clients get it, they really enjoy it, and it's important to me to feel good about what i do, and working in programs such as this really provides that for me. it's helping people. that's what it's really about, and i really enjoy that. >> the work at the produce market for me representing the intersection between environment and community, and when we are working at that intersection, when we are using our resources and our passion and our energy to heal the planet and feed the people, nothing gets better than >> when i open up the paper every day, i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about what planet i want to leave for my children and other generations, i think about what kind of contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. >> it was really easy to sign up for the pr

believe that he should resign other congressional democrats, including jerry nadler, brian under jones, carolyn maloney, grace meng and alexandra ocasio cortez say cuomo should leave office quote, for the good of new york state. republicans are also calling for governor cuomo's resignation. >> new york republican congresswoman elise stefanik says the governor should never considered himself above the law. he is committed harassment as well as retaliation. that is illegal in new york state. >> it is a legal federally and he needs to be held accountable. if we don't have equal justice under the law. we start to lose our country. republican congresswoman claudia tenney says the governor won't be able to do his job. i don't think this guy is capable of haven't got it from day one. the party. >> particularly now he is so compromised lawmakers say if cuomo doesn't resign, the new york state assembly must begin impeachment proceedings reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> governor cuomo has been saying he has no plans to leave office. he said today he has a tendency to hug or kiss people on the

but it might not be so expensive for carolyn because her kids only did remote learning last year. >>r that we bare my got to use, so we're probably going to be able to use most of those. >> parents are split on where to shop. retail me not says 52% are buying in store. the only 42% are making purchases online. cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," tips on reaching out to loved one whose are vaccine hesitant. we're going to hear from psychiatrist dr. sue varma. >>> first, on "cbs this morning," we will speak to team usa goalkeeper ashley johnson about her gold performance in tokyo. >>> and resilience in the face of the pandemic. we will meet an inspiring couple who have been struggling to keep their restaurant going. that's the cbs morning news. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. news. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

carolyn: through the dark and the difficulty of the last few months, they have waited for this. >> asn as we got off the airplane we got so excited. >> we only walked in a few minutes ago. when we get home and see everybody, it will sink in. caroline: as soon a the quartine rules change last week, naomi booked flights flight from california to see her parents. taking a message from the children -- >> we love you. >> we really miss you. caroline: on one of the first flights to land in the u.k. since the rules changed, while her parents wait nervously. >> i cldn't sleep. i think i saw every hour. [laughter] i think i d get sleep in between, but it was just, yeah, i'm too excited. oh, my goodness! caroline: they've not seen each other since december 2019. >> i really didn't think it was possible to come home until i actually set foot off the plane. oh, my god. i left my husband and two kids at home. it pains me to have left them behind, but grateful they gave me the opportunity. >> it's all very emotional. >> love you, dad. >> love you, mate. caroline: there are a lot of excited, quite f

so thank you so much formassacrr carolyn randall williams assures her family history and the legacy of slavery in the south. >> i am so honored to be with you all today. mr. franklin i cannot see right now. but i will take a moment of indulgence here to connect. i'm the great-granddaughter of anna and alberta mr. franklin's parents were their dear friends. john hope franklin was i think my great grandmother's favorite man outside of our family. the franklin library. [inaudible] so mr. franklin and i are a second generation of alliance. his family making room for mine with sacred, thoughtful basis. i would also like to note one proud of my harvard degree, i'm proud of that i'm like my great grandfather had an opportunity be to be a writer in residence. and i'm very glad to use my pwi to agree to serve. now to the matters at hand. it is a privilege of my life that i get to be a part of these conversations in this moment in history. i like to think lately this is kind of a riff on the hamilton effect the version of the effects of the world turned its back on me i wrote my way out. so i th

i'm the richardson in cook ashima, finding out if the tow carolyn pick lived up to a theme of being the recovery games for this region. ah. now rapid offensive by the taliban is overwhelming afghan forces. the armed group is claiming control of a 5th provincial capital in just 3 days. the most significant gain is in northern is the northern city of conduce. it's not a bond, says it's also taken the nearby city of color on and sort of fall. charlotte bellis reports from cobble soon rising. and what would become a historic day in afghan ostomy? first, the telephone into condos. one of the country's biggest cities and a gateway to the north. i just don't want to. beyond group took that briefly in 20152016 before us special forces pushed spices out. now america cannot stand in the way 3 by street. the taliban took condos back and when the said he fell, so did the entire province. we have captured the main square, it's 2 pm on sunday and the whole area is in our hands. the government is doing false propaganda, saying it hasn't fallen, but you can see our flags. the scanner force responded wi

he didn't even carolyn gumi, the mayor there, but you always saw steve's this lag in the background. he was on every national television set getting face time using this as a springboard for his political campaign. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy 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 political time. time to sit down and talk the the, the the, the i me, but she says last night for about 3 monitors and grand standing on this vegas. strong movement, use an elevator and they weren't following through. and i'm a journalist with the las vegas tribune. and i tried reaching out to the vegas strong resiliency center, couldn't get anybody on the phone. they wouldn't answer emails. i couldn't get any answers on where this money had gone. if someone had gone anywhere, i was told i was going to get back to the amount of money and i didn't, you know, make it suffered. they didn't get a christmas. my son's birthday followed up. he didn't

company, when i went to meet the my team at the people behind the team and to begin to think out of carolyn and the whole the way they haven't treated to me on a day, one terabyte for the payment for me. let's see how fast that everything has been yet i am actually doing a difficult situation in the way that they fit for us at all. i would like to think close to what i'm trying to do for you. it's got to be honest, and i've just really happy to be here like that. like, i mean i have a dream to continue with this call. it's a very ambitious call to check it like it. ok, it has the team for that team. so i think that we are ready to find you and i'll show you my growing to move forward waiting for. so i get that up and we can achieve their thing. and i guess when i look at the people from where my arrival was insane in a way that made me very happy and welcoming the way that i have been treated as a lot. you're going to go can ada at a time that he alleged to think buddies as many center my call. thank you very much for being here. and that is all messy. so i don't see the history pos. now qu

government this out for tracing 17000 homeless to american west i'm, i'm the richard couldn't be co carolyn picked website school is back for the 1st time. 2000 and i ah, so new attention to afghanistan, the taliban is warning of more attacks against top african officials. there was an explosion near defense facility and cobble on weapons de, just hours after a car, bomb blast, and a gun battle near the defense ministers house the ton of and says it was responsible for that attack. all this is violence blows up in the south of the country. his diplomatic editor james bay's in recent hours, the taliban has shown that currently pursuing to very different types of warfare. in cobble, this blast targeted. one of the men leading the government's military can but spend a monitor him home button on it as a defense minister and veteran commander business con was not at his home when 8 and buildings around it in the most secure part of cobble were targeted. but his body guards were among those injured in the bomb blast, the biggest in the capital in almost 4 months. these pictures filmed by the gove

he didn't even carolyn groom in the mayor there. but you always saw these, this lag in the background. he was on every national television set getting face time using this as a spring board for his political campaign. ah, the ah. ah, the the good mr. moses. when you said that i could use them but the good to go below that are supposed to do. i see you're going to show you so you didn't know what to put it in. the is the mother molar. that's what you will cover. your 1st bill. i don't know if i use them in your voice to follow you so much. not although a lot nobody me on there is a sucker i knew that you forgot to say, let me break your partially hon. ah ah ah me seems to last for about 3 years. and standing on this vegas, strong movement, use an elevator and they were following through with i'm a journalist with the las vegas tribune and i tried reaching out to the vegas strong resiliency center. couldn't get anybody on the phone. they wouldn't answer emails. i couldn't get any answers on where this money had gone. if the money gone

i'm the richardson in focus. shame at finding out if the tow carolyn fixed lived up to its aim of being the recovery game for this region. ah, ah, it's time for the journey with sponsored by cattle airways. hello there. it's just been a barrage of weather systems for western australia after coming off your what is july and more than a quarter of a century. so 15 degrees on tuesday, we'll see some thunderstorms here and over the next few days. some hail is walt, but let's talk about the winds for perth. we'll see them 70 kilometers per hour. and we will also be dealing with unusually high tides and the potential for damaging surf. let's go to new zealand. great. now after that polar blast moved through both islands, where nudging up the temperatures a bit. so christ church 11 degrees in the sunshine and your wellington, over the past 24 hours saw windows and 4 kilometers per our next stop. se asia and we've got rain filling in across sumatra and the malay peninsula on tuesday. but if i take a bit further north, you know, the southeast corner of china is just getting drenched with rain so

number 14, carolyn plesk about the rena double anchor to reach her 3rd final of the season. the check beat her bell, a russian opponent. 6364. so faith, lease community, georgia, now, a former electrician has made history in major league baseball. tyler gilbert has become the 1st picture in 68 years to throw a no hitter at the top of the 27 year old leaving there is on a dime a back to east 7. nothing. when over the san diego padres, gilbert had been doing electrical work with his dad after the minor league was shut down last year due to the pandemic. ok, and that is all you support for now, but my few people are. thank you very much. when we come back at 14, she will get you across the laces from cobble as ref. connie has gone, we'll see you in a couple minutes. ah, him back journalist and government panic. they didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised results in 5 days. but it's been a year examining, the headline. is this another potential flashpoint for conflicts? voice is from different corner. every house here has someone who has made it to the top of

the country and in sport, we hear from this american swimmer who takes aim and rushes involvement, carolyn pigs ah. 6 months after seizing power in a qu me and was military inter, his naming itself catch a government min and lie will become the prime minister. he has promised to lift the state of emergency by late 2023 and to hold multi party elections. tony chang reports from bangkok as in aerobics instructor dances almost vehicles block off parliament. me and my capital may be due on february the 1st, but at the general's thought. it would be a bloodless qu, they couldn't have been more wrong. months of bitter resistance and a violent military crack down with nearly a 1000 killed. 6 months later the military to enter his renaming itself a care take a government. although it appears it will still hold important positions. and the leading general giving assurances, elections will be held soon. we must create conditions to hold a free and fair multiparty general election. we have to make the preparations, pledge to hold the multiparty general election without fail, but is not clear under wh

on the al jazeera, the i'm the richardson in focus. shame at finding out if the co carolyn picks lift up to its aim of being the recovery games for this region. ah, the news news with me ah oh, the a tom as a board, he's jag, emily, thank you. well all eyes will be on the whereabouts lino. messy today is it's reported the former bosses' stall is on his way to paris for medical with p. s g newspaper. the keep says the argentine is close to finding a deal with the french champions. it comes a day off, his tearful farewell news conference at ball slona, the 6th time player of the year explained. he didn't want to leave off the 21 years . the club couldn't afford to keep him. will funds in paris, the eagerly awaiting his arrival. hundreds turned down to paris is laborious. a port on sunday, where it's rumored, his private jet woodland. meanwhile, ball slain, it began the post plano messy era with a 3 me when of event just in a friendly match on sunday, some, assigning memphis deny. open the scoring and set up the 2nd goal for must embrace wait, substitute ricky tweak then sealed the when

off being knocked out in the 3rd round of the tow carolyn picks and putting out the french open for mental health. the reason she looked on target for the cincinnati from quote to finals off during the 1st set, the full time major time can last the next day to swiss. walcott jill tyson farkas as she tried her best, but was take by 41 on for stairs, making this the biggest win of tyson career. i saw she's a very powerful player. she can play really fast. so i knew if i'm going to just hate hard. yeah, she might be the better one. so i, i did a little ration and paid off. taught sure will face fellow swiss table in the bench in the quarter finals, raining olympic champion was up to 75 to one. when i had check rival, kara, lina mahoney retired because of injury. and the men's and in pick thompson is also has a relative, relatively easy workhouse on his way to the court. the final that the important build up tournament to the us open german alexander about costing argentina asia in straight sets in just an hour i found seemed destined to wait a little longer for reunion of 2 of the walls. best

well as the tow carolyn picks and has its final stages, attention turns next week to the legacy of the games and many of the promises of the rio de janeiro 2016 games have still not been kept. this is because of brazilian corruption scandals, political crisis, and recession. there's one account, he reports from rio, wonderland picked legacy is finally blooming. 5 years later, 5 years ago this was barren land and many thought it would remain. so another broken promise from rio de janeiro summer olympic games like cleaning up the beautiful and still very polluted when i bought a bait. but the world is watching the olympics and tokyo, the athletes forest and rio de janeiro. its finally blooming and even expanding this forest. it's an important legacy from the olympic games. the real because we have here, right inside of the west, part of the city, 13000 trees inside of a future, a green corridor, the restarting right now to be in for the next 10 years. it took an uphill battle to fulfill the dream, which began as the 2016 olympic opening ceremony with athletes for waiting feebly of $207.0

who still want to get out after that will be in the hands of the militant group, retired us army carolyn. diplomat and ride spoke to us about it and believes that while most afghan people will be more or less happy to remain in the country, there are reasons that thousands will still want to get out. the great majority of the 38000000 people that live in ghana, stan are not leaving the country. the ones that are primarily are the ones that have worked with the united states government. and then there are some other afghans you saw. the opportunity of going to another country, many afghans have left the country because of the lack of employment that actually give enough money to support your family. but the people that have worked with the us government over the last 20 years, certainly feel that their lives may be in danger because the taliban may take retribution against them. who say the 3 cause of americans recently, paul? and i believe afghan astound will once again become a breeding ground for international terrorists, just like it was 20 years ago. or is it goes done off reports ne

he didn't even carolyn gumi, the mayor there. but you always saw steve's this lag in the background. he was on every national television set getting face time using this as a springboard for his political campaign. ah, the problem of the dead sailing is that it forces them to admit what that number is like am 3 or 2, which are the money supply numbers once the numbers got so scary, they stop reporting them. similarly with the debt ceiling kabuki theater, that happens every couple of years. they're just going to get rid of it won't even announced that number. it'll be impossible to find what the american is. and i'll just say a number sign for infinity the and i took the time to pay more than that even when i go for job. when i'm in a position, if you need questions on it for me, which mobile don't want you to know about what it was which day join me, but it was easy. i got it. you know good. how do you think you put up with me going to be as long as you want me to tell you the other hand that you need? because that quote the, the

carolyn picks, champion says her decision was a small price to pay, to raise awareness on the importance of mental health. i feel like it was probably a build up of things over the past years that maybe i have to press. i mean i'm in therapy. i go to therapy pretty religiously and it's, it's just something that took hold of me because your body in your mind tells you when enough is enough. and i just think that unfortunately when it happens. so thinking back it's like, wouldn't wish that on anyone, obviously, but i wouldn't change anything for the world because they also did so good and gave an outlet for athletes to speak up about their mental health in their well being and learn that you can put yourself 1st before the athlete, and i think naomi is very inspirational in that matter. with friends who defected during the take care of them picks now want to run full poland. christina, tim on the sky says her coach is trying to force her to return to her home country by the response she refused on safety ground. she says she'll stay in poland until the government still fits quite crown on

oh, carolyn picks, west baseball is back for the 1st time. 2008. i the weather in china moment is all focused around the south. in this clump of cloud here is circulation and i've been named as tropical storm new fit. it's heading towards the coast of properly for jan. might just catch grand on and it may were high on to that coast for another day. so high, dangerous is it, it's not going to categorize as a tie. food wins about 5 can be suppresses or be some wind damage that stops severe . it's moving roughly speaking northwards at the point of makes contact. the lamp shall be during thursday, so it will bring the a storm surge on a big $15.00 me 2 ways. yeah, they're quite big, but this is probably not that unusual. on the coast. 27000000 people have a will be impacted by this wind and more especially i think by the amount of rain or fall in glendora and food jeff, he's already quite soaking on the ground, has going to be widespread flooding. the edge effects may well cause more funding in tie one as well, more likely during friday that on thursda

carolyn in tucson, arizona.who covers capitol hill for fox news treat tweething out house democrats meeting and another caucus meeting now. democrats trying to find a path forward to approve a budget resolution which will help pass the $3.5 trillion social spending bill. democrats need budget in place to use reconciliation to avoid a filibuster in the senate. otherwise they are stuck. steve, normal, illinois, republican. steve, what do you think should happen? caller: first of all i think they are working on the wrong thing. they need to work on afghanistan. then go out and see why our clueless president didn't -- did things the way he did. this bill will always be there. they can do that later. that's how the democrats work. they work backwards. congress works backwards. if they don't get things straightened out in afghanistan, we may not have an america. host: they are going to get a briefing on capitol hill from secretary of state anthony blinken behind closed doors on what's happening in afghanistan. we'll g

if you could make this to carolyn, pick the very last one. would you taylor in a harpy oh, i didn't even say i was from harvey. i mean, if you can like tokyo, 2020 the very last a little bit games. would you? absolutely. as we currently understand it to be the olympics. but i'm more for what can we put in place? interesting, jose if, if you could make this a limping the comments summer olympics, the very last one of its kind. would you do that? just like dr. davis, if you have the olympics as they are now, they need to go, no question about it. all right, so let me ask you audience. if you're watching on youtube, you can be part of this show. woo, do you think the olympic should be abolished? a comments section is right there. you can be part of today's discussion. please join us. i mean we're, i am looking on your twitter feed and you are posting about the lympics. i sure you can page because i'm also posting about the pics to what's going on here. yeah, no, i'm not conflicted, because for me i always try to send the voices of people athlete

i'm on the rich infinity tow carolyn pix west. baseball is back for the 1st time, his to thousands, a nice a hello, locked into the heat across the middle east. here's a peek at some of your temperatures on wednesday. riyadh 43 degrees. ron, we've got you in for $35.00, but you can really see that sand and dust swirling around as we head towards southern areas is saudi arabia, also for huge swats of yemen. and oman also seen that sand and dust kicked up through into buckets done. so we'll pick up the weather story there for southern areas of the country. you know, winds in karachi, will gus to 50 kilometers per hour on wednesday. and that's a west when a coming in and that's when we see that sand and dust kicked up. okay, off to the mediterranean and we're still keeping tabs on that wildfire burning in mon scott. so that's east of on talia city in antalya profits. and this is what crews are still battling, trying to get that upper hand. and there is a glimmer of hope we look at our forecast. temperatures are starting to drop as we head toward the weekend. we're getting that so south,

he didn't even carolyn gumi, the mayor there. but you always saw these, this lag in the background. he was on every national television set getting face time using this as a springboard for his political campaign. ah ah, we'll go with a lot of the moon. the problem on the desk failing is that it forces them to admit what that number is. like 3 or 2, which are the money supply numbers once the numbers got so scary, they stop reporting them. similarly with the debt ceiling kabuki theater. that happens every couple of years. they're just going to get rid of it won't even announced that number. it'll be impossible to find what the depth with american is it. i'll just say a number sign for infinity. me see this last flight for an event. so i support holy ologist and standing on this vegas, strong movement, use an elevator and they weren't following through with him. i'm a journalist with the las vegas tribune, and i tried reaching out to the vegas strong resiliency center. couldn't get anybody on the phone. they wouldn't answer emails. i couldn't get any answers on where this money had g

i'm the richardson in focus. shame at finding out if the tow carolyn fixed lived up to attain of being the recovery games for this region. ah, hello, here's the situation. weatherwise across the middle east. we are tapping into a bit of a sham ball down the golf at times. so for joe, we'll see that when northwest, but also shifts toward the northeast when it is the northwest, when it's dryer. so usually by the morning and by night you'll really feel that humidity ramp up. 43 degrees will be the high look at this 46 on wednesday, while above the average. next stop we're going to pakistan and the winds have died down for southern areas of karachi. so i said they're in areas of pockets down including karachi. so that means our risk of sand in duster ins starts to peel back as well, but don't get used to it because in the days ahead we will see those when a wrap up as well. off to turkey, where crews are battling fires for the 12 day in a row, a bit of rain rolling through. but look at this, this is concerning toward the black sea region. we do have forest fires, but we've also had floodin

i'm b richardson in book ashima, finding out if the tow carolyn left up to attain of being the recovery games for this region. ah, ah hello, thanks for tuning in here is your weather story for the middle east. we do have a wind blowing down from iraq through to the goal, so will be dry at times, but also gusty. so q $850.00 degrees and just want you to be on the look out for this. we could see those winds were up to about 45 kilometers per hour, and temperature is here. well above where they should be. southern areas of pakistan, we've lost those gusty winds. so karachi $32.00 degrees and we do have our mon sooner moisture toward the north, anywhere from the hor, to islam about could catch a shower or a storm in some in turkey. we've got rain falling in all the wrong places toward the black sea region, which is still trying to recover from devastating flooding. places like our hobby, you know, for africa, hart to me we have seen flooding here because of both the blue and the white nile rivers. rising rapidly, so we see these scenes and it's all because if we getting these big storms thr

also i'm b. richardson in focus. shame at finding out if the tow carolyn fixed lived up to its aim of being the recovery games pool this region. ah. now 6 provincial capitals and i've got his dawn of fallen to the taliban as it continues its major offensive across the country. the regions locked in red to confirm to be in control of the group. the latest is by the capital of some, i'm gone in the north. while 3 hours on the cost of falling to taliban control and heavy fighting is on the way into other major cities will be afghan interior ministry saying that government forces pushing the taliban back in some areas. then they come out the come, the ha, like how to go on. fortunately, the security situation in kandahar nascar guy and tara provinces has improved by african security for their petroleum. the enemy has suffered heavy last month and the plan to capture the city has been neutralized on those enemy attacks. and condos. shepard, again, semen gun and sorry, 2 provinces are ongoing on the bride has more from the afghan capital combo. this is the latest victory being claimed by th