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carolyn manno is at the watch party in midtown, manhattan.wish you could have been with us, victor and amara, for this roller coaster of penalty kicks that we just witnessed. the highest of highs and the lowest of lows for a u.s. women's team that is now making their earliest exit at a major tournament that we can remember. they played such a complete game, went to extra time, and then at the end of it all just a goal from sweden that barely crossed the line. the u.s. women's goaltender a phenomenal job even getting a penalty kick herself. and to have it end that way is truly heartbreaking. there is so much to consider here when you think about the fact, this is the last time we will see megan rapinoe on the world stage. she write now, i am looking out of the corner of my eye as i see the two teams kind of shaking hands, is emotional, a little bit, obviously, everybody knew this was going to be her last world cup heading into so early on i think is a shock. but as we've been talking about all morning, this teams so evenly matched. sweden has

cnn's world sports carolyn manno joins us up bright and early.o bright just yet, for a watch party in new york city. carolyn, let's just start with the expectations for the american team. certainly a far cry from when the tournament began. >> reporter: hi, lynda, it's great to be you this early. the expectations are sky high. the pressure is mounting ing as been over the last few days. these two teams are very familiar with one another. they've met each other ten times on major international stages and sweden has had their number in the past. if there was a heated rival frfry in the sport, this is it. ing with at legend's sports bar in new york city, anticipation is very high here as well. people have just started to trickle in over the last 15 minutes. some a little bit bleary-eyed, maybe just waking up. others have been awake over the last couple of hours, but it should be a very exciting atmosphere here for a match that could really go either way, with just how well-suited these two are against one another. >> these must be some dedicated fans

and of course, carolyn, the u.s.ir play in the group stage. talk to us about the chapnges fr this game. >> well -- sorry, lynda, it is a little bit loud in here. rambunctious for 5:00 a.m. i think you were asking about some of the criticism that the united states received. they have, and they haven't hit their stride. they did switch up their formation. they have a four, three, two, one rotation to start this game. and we're seeing them come out motivated they know that the expectation is high, they know that the pressure is on them. they know that they are the top-ranked team in the world with the target on their back, so this is the time to respond. right now, it's win or go home. this would be the earliest exit for the u.s. women's team they've ever had a major international tournament. i think the focus is there, the energy is there, the focus is there, but this is a very talented swedish side and there's a lot to still come in this game. i know the fans will be ready for it. >> carolyn manno, it is good to have

i spoke earlier to carolyn served. i spoke earlier to carolyn cheatham. she has been watching lots of the evidence given in court and spent some time describing the impact it had on the psalmist. the breach of trust on every level is beyond comprehension. not just those families who we just heard from there that the parents of those twins. you know, a lot more parents that we've spoken to, the parents of baby l and baby m or the twins, both of whom survived, not just the massive breach of trust of these children and theirfamilies, their parents, their grandparents. but the colleagues, you know, anyone who has had experience of a neonatal unit knows these nurses and doctors are life—savers. they are incredible. and we heard a lot in the trial about thinking the unthinkable. and, you know, no one wanted to think that this could be possible, as you heard there in the clip from the father. how could a nurse on a ward do something like this? and i think, you know, the manipulation, the fact that she altered records, she was clever, she was calculating, and she

let's go live now to cnn sports correspondent carolyn manno who is live at a watch party in midtown,ou manhattan. good morning. it sounds quite busy there for 6:00 in the morning. what you have seen from both sides so far and the fans who turned out? >> reporter: you know, it is really high energy in here. it's been a couple of minutes sing u since i have been at a bar at this hour. there is 50 to 60 fans here, and they showed up before the game started and they have provided a real spark inside. some are opting for pancakes at this hour. some are going to pilsner. but pits been a really impressive first half for the u.s. women. we know this is going to be a difficult match. they have met sweden a number of times on major international stages and they are well suited for each other. they are both physical. they have got really dynamic midfielders. they have got forwards that create a lot of chances. we have seen quality chances for the u.s. in front of the net so far. it's a really good sign. a couple of fans here, i have diego and ben. come on in, guys. you guys were here. what time

carolyn, way too long.d money." >> thank you so much >> you're such a pro i'm going the give you the chart, you go right to work. >> i'm going to talk about the royal setup, but before that, i want to remind everybody at the price clusters, another great set up this is an example in bitcoin, this is a daily chart. this is basically where i had multiple price relationships we had a low to high retracement. another low to high 1618 extension and also a 100% projection of a prior swing projected from another high. they were similar because this swing was 59.88. this was 59.50 besides that, we had some timing this high to low was 16 bars down so was this high low. that's what we're looking for. a trigger for you. time and price coming together >> both. >> in this case, we had a price cluster that came in at 18,987 to 18,261. it held, held, triggered and rallied over $11,000 within the next month >> you can see both time and price using our work major home run in bitcoin. next next, okay this is a daily chart of

. >> reporter: that is how carolyn sees the presidential race, hopeful for the possibility of change, but bracing for a year of drama. >> i could go for a fresh start on both sides of the aisle. both for the republicans and democrats. is that going to that? i don't know. >> reporter: she has a ring side seat here in the suburbs of milwaukee where republicans will not only gather for their first primary debate but also convene in the same arena nuks snext summer for the gop convention. wisconsin has been a battleground and bellwether that went for joe biden in 2020 and donald trump in 2016. eight candidates will be on stage for the debate, but not trump. former wisconsin governor scott walker, a one time trump rival, believes that that is a mistake. >> when i sit next to him at that first debate eight years ago in cleveland, this is a guy who was commanding, he took over the debate and i think it is a missed opportunity for him not to come here to milwaukee and try to take charge again. >> reporter: as walker sees it, trump is not only competing in the primary, he also could start tryi

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before

of hers a profile in "the new york times" came out about carolyn ellison.otected speech, which is what sam bankman-fried's lawyers argued. prosecutors said that was witness tampering, and it sent a message to other witnesses who were reticent to testify against sam bankman-fried in october. >> so many layers there. thanks so much for that reporting. we appreciate it. >>> gas prices are rising in some parts of the country, but falling in others. we'll break that all down for you next. you're in the "cnn newsroom." pn for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakeryry-inspired flavor. learn morere at boost.com/tv ♪inspiring music♪ ♪ start ur day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin ansupplement brand. my dad was a hard worker. he used to do side jobs installing windows, charging something like a hundred bucks a window when other guys were charging four to five-hundred bucks. he just didn't wanna do that. he was proud of the price he was charging. ♪ my dad instilled in me, alwa

carolyn manno is live in midtown manhattan. still fresh.he disappointment obviously, we heard a few cheers from some sweden fans. tell us what happened and what is going on there now? >> yeah, you know, victory, this is probably who you would expect at 8:00 a.m. an a bar here now. it is very quiet. the last couple of minutes everybody has filed out here. but a lot of the fans that i spoke with on the way out of the door said they're still really proud of this u.s. women's national team and in how they played this game. it came down to heartbreaking penalty kicks like you just saw and it is a game of inches there at the end and this could have been completely different for fans here drinking and celebrating early in the morning. but i spoke to a pair of women a couple of minutes ago who were college teammates with defender emily sonnet and they said she played great and played phenomenal and the only women's team played incredible. even though this is heartbreaking to see them exit the world cup this way, something that we haven't seen ever

now when we talk about the twisties as carolyn mentioned à Ãthere are a number of overlapping aspects her as the face with all due respect to katie the ducky and others. expected to be the american face of the tokyo olympics and those expectations and then there's the mind-body disconnect that may or may not be affected by mental stress. but it stands to reason that it does. at least to some extent that it played a role. and it's just too dangerous when you have that disconnect. you could sustain significant bodily injuries. to all those things came into play at once in tokyo. now the best to ever do it assuming she can qualify for the lubik team and there is something else here pamela. nothing against tokyo as a site for olympics ÃÃbut we know it was in the midst of covid and there were no spectators in the stands. that also applied in large part to beijing, but we were also given misgivings about the ioc going back to beijing for second time and all the human rights implications. so a lot of the joy that surrounded the olympics was not there. now there is a chance for the olympics t

now, carolyn, can i toss back to phil? >> yeah. >> i was ready. i was ready, but that was a more -- much more important person to talk to -- very important message from the chief place. we are going to stay in touch with you and the team throughout the course of the next hour, as we have been throughout the course of the morning. also coming up, house republicans, they are gearing up to launch possible impeachment inquiry into president biden. how are democrats going to react? we will ask the highest ranking democrat in the house, congressman hakeem jeffries is next. only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ("un monde pliable" by jeongpill song) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) (camera shutters) ( ♪ ♪ ) (camera shutters) ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website

carolyn manno reports. >> i was looking at the clock actually. caroline wozniacki is playing doubles off the court. after retiring three years ago and having two children, she's back in tennis' spotlight. >> being a mom and role model for my kids and for them to be able to see me play, i'm excited about that. >> reporter: she is one of ten women in the open singles draw who are mothers disproving the notion that women must choose between sport and starting a family. >> a mother in torn in a lot of different directions. when she's competing at such a high level, it has to be difficult. >> reporter: fresh off a semifinal finish at wimbledon, svitolina's game is seemingly stronger in her return from maternity leave. >> i think it is good that they are doing it because it is also showing some of the younger players in their early tw20s th if i want to have kids, maybe i could have a child and come back and actually have a successful career afterwards. >> reporter: and azarenka, who returned to the game after the birth of her son leo, has been vocal a

cnn's carolyn manno was up bright and early, basically overnight to watch the game.e's qaa here wh career which is really ending after this. >> she's stepping off the international stage and she knew this would be her last go round heading in and where this team was there were question marks about what they were able to pull off. no team had pulled off this three-peat at the world cup that they were going for and she said in many ways that she's ready to be done and that she's looking forward to stepping away to this next chapter of her life that he made peace with that before this world cup, but that doesn't mean that this particular ending isn't really going to sting especially for a player like meghan rapinoe. everything that we know about her, her competitive spirit, her drive. she is a player that relishes big moments and opportunities to be a star and we've seen her do that on the world stage time and time again, step into these big moments, so to be in a position to have a penalty kick that would go down in history and to have another opportunity towards the e

carolyn has the fox name for the shock my head. i didn't see. oh, i'm a salon done. well, he's a, i had the, the day to the new decency. and then looking at within the building that m a and he said he has an annual nolan, nick, and we really have to have this mountain that unless he meets mom, we see a chevy. yeah, nobody's nice this thursday to amazon, be in even the if i'm a chevy to and we thought about them at the end. is that a cell phone and the zip? the low list tone is how many mechanic i load the can the fun baby, my huh. the okay, so no watch. yeah, i mean, what, what about as of tomorrow is kind of in the, in the. yeah, i mean, and she's the dictated administrative who might have connected, let's say a classic you review. and then yeah, and you've been asked for any kind of visit up to don't upset a my on the day is on my dentist and then see, i'll show you how the family on for the in the, on the city on the authority savannah, you could apply on a, a deal or by then, but let's just not put a lot of the evidence phase. and so let's think of funding for th

carolyn: certainly did. we have a conversation on the phone a little bit earlier. this is a person who is trying to steer -- read between the tea leaves of where the consumer is going in the united states. they are concerned about backing credit spending and a tick higher in delinquencies. they are not worried about overall credit stability with the underlying strict -- or the underlying strength of the consumer. they say the consumer has more headwinds than they do tailwind's. they are seeing interest rates on the rise and have seen inflation. they are starting to see a consumer who is more discerning and wants to spend on experiences. blue mercury a performance, they are pulling back from the way in which we spent on items. that is why we saw macy's sales fall. even bloomingdale's stunning the pullback, too. -- starting to pull back, too. amber: to what extent did e-commerce blunt the sales declines? caroline: this is an area of strength that macy's feels leon. they've been bringing to market something called the marketplace. more types of things you can purchase

our pakistan correspondent carolyn davis sent this response -- sent this report.ter: the islamabad accord has giv imran khan a fail in the case he was found guilty over the beginning of the month. this is the case where he was found guilty of having not declared the money he earned from selling state gifts. imran khan has been imprisoned since the fifth of august. this does not necessarily mean he will be taken out of jail at this moment. that is because there are multiple other cases currently out against imran khan. many of them have arrest warrants for him too. if lawyers have said they will go to the supreme court and here at the high court to get him bail across these other cases. they have said that they think it will be difficult to secure that. one of them gave odds of 30% charges that he will be released. at the moment, it looks like can to for imran khan, and those entity at all that he will be out of jail anytime soon. let's get a look at other headlines. the number two republican in the house of representatives, steve cody's, says he has been diagnosed

carolyn dyson, who has lived in valeo the past 23 years. >> i do not support it on any level. tim: she and others seniors are terrified by the events happening in the city. >> the very word, reduction, alerts the bad guys that is less in terms of opposition to what we do and what we are about. tim: for many in tuesday's audience, they want solutions, whether they come from inside valeo it or with outside help. tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: there were two deadly shootings in oakland today, and police say they happened arod the same time. the shooting at the late maritr -- lake merritt bart station and the other on doolittle drive near the oakland international airport. sky 7 captured several officers conducting investigations outside the lake merritt station. the other shooting happened in the parking lot. ama: tomorrow neighbors in oakland get another chance to comment on who they want to see as their next city police chief. the mayor fired chief armstrong after an impediment -- independent study that showed -- tomorrow's public forum is virtual starting at 6:00 p.m. remember, w

and sip that tea i was like, "yes, auntie carolyn. you go, bunker hill. with the stage. this is very exciting. you're producing a play that's, i believe, starting -- is it starting previews in a couple weeks? >> it's starting previews in 11 days in the new james earl jones theater >> seth: well, that's fantastic. >> yes [ cheers and applause >> seth: i know this is a -- this is a play by a very prolific playwright who we might not know but what's really impressive is how long she's been doing this >> you know what i tell people if you don't make it at 20, you can make it at 30. you can make it at 40. you can make it at 50. you can make it at 60. well, the writer of this play, "the ohio state murders," ms. kennedy, she is 91-years-old [ cheers and applause so don't you ever, ever give up on your dreams she's 91 years old i'm like, "you go, girl. of course, i got to be a part of this and audra mcdonald too and directed by kenny leon i'm like, "come on, we got to get halfway to egot, at least halfway. >> seth: just don't try to do it all in one year. >> ther

carolyn downey and matt palumbo. we thank you for the conversation. >> from the fox studios in new york city. this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. the evidence abiding family corruption is piling up. newly revealed bank records show millions of dollars went to hunter biden and his associates appointed to the house oversight committee. this money coming from foreign oligarchs in russia, kazakhstan and ukraine while joe biden was vice president. i asked house oversight james comer if he is trying to seek a response from president biden on all of this. here's what he said. >> this is always going to end with the bidens coming in front of the committee. we are going to subpoena the family. if i had subpoenaed joe and hunter biden before i became chair of the committee it would've been tied up in court and the judge would have thrown it out. we put together a case that i think w

i spoke earlier to carolyn cheatham.vidence given in court and spent some time describing the impact it had on the psalmist. the breach of trust on every level is beyond comprehension. not just those families who we just heard from there that the parents of those twins. you know, a lot more parents that we've spoken to, the parents of baby l and baby m or the twins, both of whom survived, not just the massive breach of trust of these children and theirfamilies, their parents, their grandparents. but the colleagues, you know, anyone who has had experience of a neonatal unit knows these nurses and doctors are life—savers.

carolyn dyson, who has lived in valeo the past 23 years. >> i do not support it on any level.s seniors are terrified by the events happening in the city. >> the very word, reduction, alerts the bad guys that is less in terms of opposition to what we do and what we are about. tim: for many in tuesday's audience, they want solutions, whether they come from inside valeo it or with outside help. tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: there were two deadly shootings in oakland today, and police say they happened around the same time. dan: one suspect in custody for the shooting at the late marit -- lake merritt bart station and the other on doolittle drive near the oakland international airport. sky 7 captured several officers conducting investigations outside the lake merritt station. the other shooting happened in the parking lot. ama: tomorrow neighbors in oakland get another chance to comment on who they want to see as their next city police chief. the mayor fired chief armstrong after an impediment -- independent study that showed -- tomorrow's public forum is virtual starting at 6:00 p.

their claims are being brought by professor carolyn roberts, an environmental and water consultant. claim will be brought on behalf of 8 million people against seven trent water and is estimated to be worth more than £330 million. water uk says the accusations are entirely without merit and that 99% of sewage works are legally compliant. that 99% of sewage works are legally compliant . and several legally compliant. and several of britain's biggest lenders will cut their interest rates today. will cut their interest rates today . nationwide is set to cut today. nationwide is set to cut up to nought .55% off its fixed rate mortgages, and tsb will slash around 0.40% from selected five year fixed rate products . five year fixed rate products. hsbc is also expected to cut rates, though it hasn't yet provided details . you can get provided details. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , visiting our website, gbnews.com. now it's back to martin and . emily and the police martin and. emily and the police service of northern ireland has apologised to officers and

carolyn cheatham, who is co—host of a podcast here in greater manchester. that were sent and how they formed a central part of the case. in the early days text messages she would send after is shift on the ward where a baby died and in return she would receive condolences. you can read more of the messages in the context and her crimes continued and she thought the net was closing in and her state of mind changed in those messages. you can find it on the bbc website or if you scan the qr code you see it would take you straight to that article with so much detail from what has been such a long running case. from the opening statement at manchester crown court, exactly nine days since the jury was sent out to deliberate on the comments. they heard a huge amount of evidence. they heard about lucy

carolyn from nevada. it to help people during covid. that's right. we could just park those things right off the coast. easier access as well. helen from oregon. i'm actually on my way to hawaii for 16 nights to volunteer. i booked a place yesterday for $100 a night. thank you. tina. georgia. jesse, i'm a liberal but if the four seasons didn't have empty rooms, fema wouldn't be staying there. gloria from las vegas. jesse, it's taro, not pharaoh. love the show. so it's like a tarot card? you eat that? i don't know anything about those types of crops. mary from palm beach, florida. you know, will cain took apart that line pretty well. happened at night. happened on sundays. trisha. mom is on mushrooms on president is on vacation. no wonder we can't get anything done. that's all for us. i am waters, this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" and thank you for being with us. coming up, all bombshell new twist in the joe biden bribery and money laundering i allegations scandal. john solomon will join

to meet with joe biden's deputy chief of staff, carolyn saba and an advisor to the chief of staff, catherine riley. this is while donald trump was negotiating. jay brat wanted a raid. jay brat even visited mar-a-lago and told everything was fine. joe biden and his white house council signed off on revoking trump's privilege and armed fbi got warrants and went in hard. the biden justice department indicted donald trump. then jay brat was tapped to be the top aid for special counsel jack smith and the white house summoned jack smith to the white house to meet again with biden's deputy chief of staff. that was just in march. and weeks later, donald trump was indicted over the mar-a-lago documents. why is the white house conspiring to indict donald trump? >> i have never once, not one single time suggested the justice department what they should do or not do relative to bringing charges. i'm honest. >> that's a lie. not only do white house visitor logs prove that joe biden's team is working with the special counsel's office to raid and prosecute joe biden's top political opponent. the "new york

. >> carolyn asked if you notice how did the pandemic effect camp david or the new procedures in placee? >> a very observant of the mask rules early on. various observant of the vaccinations. again this is telling of the trump administration the beginning of the biden ministration everyone is very observant of following the rules either by the white house by the president or the navy health protection commission. very appropriate response. i don't think it has held back maybe held back from outside guests. certainly no world leaders have been there in five years. but i think that will open up i hope that will open up. >> bills as i think you know the answer to this question but i'll ask it anyway. is camp david ever open to tours? can the average american ever go to camp david? >> you are spot on it is not open. that advertises weekend tours of the capitol do not believe that that is not trooper the only way to get to camp if crewmembers can haveam guests on nonpresidential visit weekend. either know someone who works there if allowed or know the president be invited as his or her gues

. >> carolyn: concerned about the ads and the why. i want to ask you about the news we're learning tonight, that the special counsel got ahold of trump's d.m.s from twitter. what would investigators find in trump's d.m.s? who slides in them? >> i don't know who slides in the d.m.s. the judge in the case chided twitter for trying to delay it and alerting trump to it. they wanted to keep that secret. who knows when they were using it. when it was being used and who was accessing it? what communications. just like any other communications you use when you're investigating a crime. twitter apparently resisted or slow-rolled it. got a fine. and the judge was pretty strongly saying that elon was trying to favor trump in some of the transcripts released today. >> a judge thinking maybe he can't be the king. s kara swisher, host of "pivot" thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> up next, hollywood legend morgan freeman on the original black panthers. heroes of world war ii. my information with him at the pentagon is next. every night... every night

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. >> judge said he crossed a line by leaking carolyn ellison, his ex-girlfriend who at the time workedhin the ftx -- >> we do know she's a witness. >> the key witness. he said crossed the line by sharing her personal writings with the new york times reporter so as you say, there are many forms of speaking and should have just stood down, not spoken and not fooled around with reporters. >> i don't think you fool around with witnesses. once she becomes a witness unless they are still madly in love and husband and wife, there are protections about husbands and wives testifying against each other. >> the judge denied his request to delay retention pending appeal. he's going. >> he's going. today? >> the judge just rejected the proposed delay. >> so is the seven district -- i could be wrong but i think you will put in the same jail jeffrey epstein got thrown into which by the way is not known for vegan food. [laughter] i'll tell you that much. >> bankman-fried lawyer had wanted to appeal this court ruling from the healing and asked that his client and detention would be delayed. >> still no

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zach: former abc 7 news anchor carolyn tyler was one of the judges tonight. good to see her.ree-game losing streak with the texas rangers in town. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, could the 1993 giant squad bring luck to oracle park tonight? the most unfathomable play in an 80's season for love them. that's next i >> abc 7 sport sponsored by river rock casino. >> the giants under the 1993 team on saturday night, barry bonds was introduced and a cool moment. he brought out bruce bochy's from the rangers dug, that 93 team one 103 games but failed to make the playoffs they finished one game hi, what a weird season. brandon crawford, the last giant from those championship teams greeting his longtime manager. bases loaded no outs and they get nothing, austin slater grounds into the double play. they were one for 12 with runners in scoring position, the trouble continues top for tied it one. at on nobody out, mitch single up the middle, texas scored three in the inning to take the lead. bottom of the sixth giants down six and two on one out mark mat

cnn's carolyn meno has the story. >> i guess i would describe myself as confident. >> reporter: flyingigh after five olympic medals in rio. >> i'm always in awe when i watch her. sometimes i think she's unhuman because she's just so amazing. >> reporter: no one could have predicted how human simone biles would be five years later. the superstar gymnast withdrawing from five events at the tokyo games, prioritizing her mental health over her medal count. >> to bring the topic of mental health, i think it should be talked about a lot more, especially with athletes, because i know some of us are going through the same things and we're always told to push through it. >> we don't know what's going on in our head, so it was probably the most devastating thing that happened to her. >> reporter: biles says she's been in therapy weekly since stepping away. now she's ready for a comeback. this weekend marks her first elite competition since 2021, she's aware of how influential she continues to be. >> at the end of the day we're not just entertainment, we're humans, and there are things going on b

it was hardly the end sheg was moping for, of course, but as cnn's carolyn manno reports, the star will legacy behind her. >> she's someone who has, i think, made this team so much better. than when she entered into it. >> reporter: a legendary career on the world's biggest stage has come to bittersweet end for megan rapinoe. after 202 appearances, 63 goals, two women's world cup titles and an olympic gold medal, the 38-year-old has played her last game for the u.s. women's national team. >> i've watched her since i was 7 years old and seen what she's done for the sport. i have the most respect for her. she's going to leave a legacy and we're going to continue to grow as soccer players. i think it's great. >> reporter: rapinoe has become a household name for her accomplishments on the field, but her legacy is so much more. as a gay athlete never afraid to speak her mind and her truth, she transcended her sport. >> i feel like i used my career to do the things, you know, i'm most passionate about. like there's more of a purpose on life than doing thing out of the left lane. i hope nobody

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ed: you and the team have been trolling through the form d filings that carolyn and i went through. you are going through the 40 filings what are they and what to they tell you about the fund raising environment right now? hema: the form these are the filings these hedge funds have to -- form d's are the filings the hedge funds have to do and it shows what they're managing on an annual basis. we see the hedge fund fundraising environment is difficult and has been difficult for some time. so you are seeing $13 billion in redemptions from the hedge fund space in general and so investors are pumping back from the universe, it has been tricky with rising interest rates, for new funds a can also be quite difficult. this is existing in an already existing tough time to raise capital given the steep decline in inflows does seem to be worse than the environment itself. caroline: the reason this is so important to our view, looking at the website, focused on public and private companies in the global internet and software , the financial technology industries. this hits home particularly in

mom and dad have worked in aviation, his sister, carolyn, is the late toast become a flight attendantpassengers cheered. >> i'm excited to be able to fly her for the first time today. >> reporter: some online commenters were touched. at least one parent noted, lol, i won't get in a car if one of my kids is driving. okay, maybe instead of reading, he should have tried winging it, but still -- >> mom, i love you, and to everyone on board, welcome aboard our family-friendly skies ♪ >> cnn, new york. >>> hello, again, everyone. thank you for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with live pictures from the nation's capital where thousands are gathering to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the historic march on washington. organizers say today's event is not a commemoration but a continuation of the dream dr. martin luther king jr. outlined at the lincoln memorial in 1963. cnn national correspondent jason carroll joining me live now from the march. jason, what can we expect and what are people saying? >> reporter: well, first of all, let me, fredricka, tell you where we are right h

mom and dad have worked in aviation, his sister, carolyn, is the late toast become a flight attendantble to fly her for the first time today. >> reporter: some online commenters were touched. at least one parent noted, lol, i won't get in a car if one of my kids is driving. okay, maybe instead of reading, he should have tried winging it, but still -- >> mom, i love you, and to everyone on

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carolyn man now has more. >> i guess i would describe myself as confident. >> reporter: flying high - think she's unhuman just because she's so amazing. >> reporter: no one could have predicted just how human simone biles would be five years later. the superstar gymnast withdrawing from five events during the tokyo games prioritizing her mental health over the medal count. >> to bring the topic of mental health i think it should be talked about a lot more especially with athletes because some of us are going through the same things and we're always told to push through it. >> we don't know what's going on in her head so it was probably the most devastating thing that happened to her. >> reporter: biles says she's been in therapy weekly since stepping away. now she's ready for a comeback. this weekend marks her first elite competition since 2021. she's aware of how influential she continues to be. >> at the end of the day we're not just entertainment, we're humans. there are things going on behind the scenes that we're also trying to juggle with as well on top of sports. >> reporter: b

. >> carolyn: kmpbs. it had not. alerted top officials ta to say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me. lie five is that vice president pence had the power to reject votes. pence and white house lawyers had repeatedly told trump that pence did not, this would be illegal, unconstitutional. but trump kept declaring that pence had that power. number six, another lie about pence. trump allegedly had his campaign issue a january 5th statement saying pence totally agreed that the v.p. had the power to act, even though pence told trump just hours prior, he still actually totally disagreed. and number seven, trump allegedly told pence at a january 4th meeting they had won every state in question by hundreds of thousands of votes. again, obviously false. lies eight and nine are conspiracy theory about anyone onvoting machines. that there was switch from frump to biden. he repeated this claim, even though it was wrong. number nine, trump retweeted sidney powell's lie about election fraud involving dominion. he said