christine brennan, carolyn mayo at flushing meadows. carolyn, what was it like?tle tight. serve really wasn't there in the first set. she was getting overpowered by irina sabaleka, who's a big power hitter. in the second you saw coco's athleticism was on display, defense there, started returning all thrown at her. immediately the confidence came and the clarity came and the crowd just rose to their feet over and over and over again. it's not that often you see a woman in the u.s. open drop the first and come back. in the third, as you'd expect, every point the crowd roaring in her favor. she was so emotional when it was over. expectations have been so high for her, jim. but not only that, she also thanked the haters, the doubters, those who pegged her to win a grand slam when she was only 15 and the last couple of months said, we don't think she can do it. she said that's been fuel, she's taken that criticism, sheet retooled her game, changed her coaching staff. to see her with her parents who were emotional, it was incredible to see it come to fruition, for her

carolyn manno in new york. thank you so much.ed its first observation mission to the sun. have a look. >> four, three, two, one, zero. less five seconds. lift off. >> magnificent lift-off. >> india's space agency is sending the probe to a region about 900,000 miles from our planet. the mission is caring scientific instru millionaires to care out a journey. it was more than a week ago they became the first spacecraft to land the spacecraft near the south pole. russia's left a mark on the moon. see a look. nasa officials say it was likely created when russia's unscrewed luna space mission collided on august 1st. russia's space agency says its first lunar mission in 50 years went wrong because of an engine failure. >>> taylor swift is at it again. the pop star's eras tour is smashing presale records hours after sharing the film's trailer on social media, inviting people to check it out in theaters in north america come october. >> people come up to me and they're going to be like, you're going to do a show with all the albums in it?

it's now been more than 48 hours since the earthquake trunk struck as carolyn hold from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. if the main focus of her teams is still search and rescue, it's been showed us the absolute focus of priority right now is search and rescue because that window, unfortunately, will start to close. in the coming days we, we now know that people are spending the day outside those that have survived. i'm really the prior to is finding those that are still alive under the rubble, as well as pointed out in your uh, annual piece. that's a access to some of those most remote mountain villages is still not clear. uh the, the, the american army have managed to play some routes, but there are still many places that we as an 8 community have not managed to reach yet. yeah. given the difficulty of that access, i mean we're hearing of entire villages in remote mountainous areas that have been buried. are they being left behind at the expense of prioritizing people in more densely populated areas? i think the priority has to be a to reach people

carolyn told us she was okay with that and luckily she had not paid any money up front so clean break there. a friendly reminder. whenever you hire a contractor the most money they can collect up front is 10% of the cost of the job or $1000. if the contractor demands more than that you should say no and alert the state contractors board. snap the qr code on your screen snap it now to fill out our consumer complaint form online and we will try to clear the air for you $1000 is the max the contractors can take. >> 10% or $1000 whichever is less don't fall for it. $1000. >> okay. that is important information. a lot of people doing remodeling and too many people write checks for 203 grand or for grant, don't do it. >>> apple isn't the only one unveiling new gadgets and microsoft going off projects stars are there and worthy surface laptops and they come with the new version of windows 11. making waves thanks to its built-in copilot which is ai. the surface laptops studio two will cost to grand and the go three is about 800 and will be available for sale october 3rd or right before the ho

calling from ohio, this is carolyn, first up. good morning. caller: yes.-span allowed me to get on. i was automatically dropped yesterday during delegate stacey plaskett's talk. i did not even know what was going on, but supposedly, there is a conference going on. i believe it is through the black caucus foundation. before the program yesterday, i had seen that c-span televised part of it. i just want to let the people know that they should watch it. it was fantastic. i could not believe how blunt delegate stacey plaskett was. one of the tennessee three -- i believe his name was mr. jones -- anyway. they just work so honest -- were so honest and straightforward. it is nice to know at the state level what is going on in tennessee. i just thought that it was worth letting everyone know that is going on. i did not know that was going on. just happened to get up to do chores and saw that on the tv, and thought it was fantastic. i just really was impressed with the program that you were showing. i wanted to let her know -- it was pure coincidence that i was goi

carolyn, thank you so much for joining us.logan of the africa climate summit was driving green growth and finance solutions. here's what the host, kenyan president william ruto, had to say. >> we demand a fair playing ground for our countries to access the investment needed to unlock the potential and translate it into opportunities. ali: the climate crisis has so many dimensions. why did this summit focus on finance? caroline: well, ali, what we're seeing across africa is that many countries are struggling with debt at the moment. so, a number of countries are having to choose between key priorities. i'm talking about education, health versus climate action. and by climate action, i'm talking about even the response to the different disasters we're seeing happening across the continent, whether it's flooding we've seen in western afra, cyclones in southern africa, the prolonged drought that has hit the horn of africa region. so, we're seeing countries having to navigate a very delicate and very tight balance as far as how fin

carolyn told us she was okay with that, and luckily she did not pay money up front, so a clean break.ver you hire a contractor in the state of california the maximum amount of money they can collect up front is 10% of the cost of the job or $1,000, whichever is less. if a contract demands more than that, contract the contractor board. >> thanks, chris. >>> we certainly have a busy half hour ahead here on "today in the bay." starting with the microclimate sz from all that smoke we are seeing across the bay area. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking conditions. >> reporter: laura, unhealthy air throughout the bay area, and the impact on the at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >>> breaking right now at 6:30, a deadly accident involving a chp cruiser leaves one person dead on a peninsula highway. ahead, new details on what happened. >>> plus, a spare the air alert as smoky skies continue to blanket the area. will the conditions impact

carolyn robertson payton led the peace corps under president jimmy carter. marion was pennsylvania's first black county commissioner. and many more bennett bells have broken down barriers and been the first to accomplish amazing feats. today bennett continues to educate young minds and produce change makers. bennett has been an influential institution in our nation's history as well as a pillar of outstanding education in greensboro, north carolina. congratulations to the bennett bells on 150 years of excellence. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. ciscomani, for five minutes. mr. ciscomani: mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of the basis ora valley a. school in my district that has been included in the "u.s. news and world report" best public high schools. securing the 21st position. this accomplishment is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students, educators, and the entire school community. basis prides themselves on the award winning stemke lick rum and liberal arts program to help children pursu

on dw news that is carolyn, hold from the international federation of red cross and red crescent society is we really appreciate your time. thank you. or one north korea's leader comes on is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin. in the coming days, he was reported to be traveling by train from john young to the eastern russian city of that of all stock. it's his 1st trip abroad and 4 years and comes at a time when both leaders are increasingly isolated on the world stage. us intelligence is warning with the pair or nearing on arms deal that could violate international sanctions. something both of them have not denied those pictures there from his last trip to russia. that's bringing you interested in a reporter and news anchor with south korea's already run t v. joining us from the capital of south korea. sol, thanks so much for taking the time to speak with us. we know south korean media are reporting that kim jong and is already on route to to very vol stock. what more can you tell us? right, so both north korean come, your korean russia have confirmed at the 2 leaders of

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today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco theabout 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 there

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carolyn joins us.'s on track to win a record 24th grand slam title does not mean this is easy. some fans joked he did it on purpose to challenge himself. that was not the case for novak djokovic. dropped the first two sets against fellow serve laslo -- he battled all the way back to a match that did not end until nearly 2:00 in the morning. he had to pump himself up after being pushed to the absolute brink. >> i did a little pep talk in the mirror. i kind of laughed at myself because i was so pissed off and agitated and, you know, annoyed with the result, and with the game, but, you know, i had to kind of force myself to lift myself up, to lift the spirits up a little bit. i've done it a few times before in my career. it worked a few times. it didn't work. but tonight it did and i'm grateful. >> and current world number one -- easing into the round of 16 with a dominant win but very difficult for her at the same time as well. she beat qualifier kaia 6-1, here's why it was difficult. the pair had been f

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carolyn manno joining us with more. hi, carolyn. >> hi.e shape to last the match. his mental fortitude is what is so special. it's completely unmatched. you should never count him out no matter how poorly he's playing or the deficit he's facing. he's still on track to win his 24th grand slam at the u.s. open. some were pegging this match as a bit of an upset alert. he lost two sets against laso djere and played a match that didn't end until 1:30 in the morning. afterward he admitted he had to pump himself up after the break. >> i did a little pep talk in the mirror . i kind of laughed at myself because i was so pissed off and agitated and annoyed with the result and the game, but, you know, i had to kind of force myself to lift myself up. tonight it, and i'm grateful. >>> elsewhere after 32 weekends without college football, the schedule will get underway. louisville getting their gear on the right foot against georgia tech on friday night. it didn't look like that was going to be the case early on. the cardinals down by 15 points at the h

joining me and was carolyn cohen and joining me from paris.e keep saying this is an american company what we expect from this ipo. caroline: you're are totally right, this follows the bloomberg scoop we got last friday. this company which owns some makeup brands like max factor and another french one, it has licenses for fragrances like calvin klein, hugo boss, and others made by david beckham and katy perry, but it is listed in the u.s.. it is also a french company because it was founded in france here in 1904. it traces its roots back to france and of course paris is the luxury capital of the world. you have got -- l'oreal, all based here. this is why they want to also be perceived as a european company. a lot of european companies actually go the other way around and seek a listing in the u.s.. they are actually crossing the atlantic the other way around, just like you did recently, and they are planning today to raise between 300 and hundred 50 million euros. they are going to ring the bell in paris at 3:30 p.m. french time to coincide wit

cnn's carolyn mano with more from outside arthur ashe stadium. >> reporter: the crowd at arthur asheooking for any reason at all the entire night to stand on their feet and cheer on 19-year-old coco gauff. as this match wore on, she started giving them more and more reasons to do so. it didn't start out that way. the first set was really tough for coco. her served looked very shaky. she was overpowered by aryna saba sabalenka, one of the biggest hitters in the sport. coco found confidence in the second set, confidence, clarity, she started to blow sabalenka away. sabalenka lives and diespy power. she started overplaying because coco was not missing. the rallies delighted the crowd. coco's athleticism on full display in the third set. she is one of the greatest movers in the game. when she broke sabalenka to go up 5-2 the crowd went wild. every subsequent point after that was met with a ferocious roar for coco gauff, the woman who many thought would win this slam even at the ripe age of 15 years old. now at 19, finally, she was able to savor the moment. >> oh my goodness. it means so

late senator's accomplishments throughout her long career, we are joined now by political strategist carolyn hoffman. thank you for being here today. we know you have been giving feedback throughout the day. what have been some of the highlights of your coverage so far, your memories, your thoughts on this legacy? >> i will say, as a legislative assistant in congress, i was on the house side. i had the privilege of accidentally being on the senate subway with dianne feinstein and, i was in a bit of awe. she could see that i was nervous. she reached out, asked about where i worked and then talked about whether or not i ever wanted to run for public office. this is what she did. she did not just open doors for girls and women as a trailblazer, she also made sure that those doors stayed open behind her . this is someone i personally respect a great deal. my respect for her was elevated even further when she went a bit against the democratic party to hold the cia accountable for its torture techniques at guantanamo bay. all around, a really courageous public servant. >> another part of the legac

it will be midnight here when succeed coco gauff takes on czech player carolyn mccall there, was seededwill venture on another american, american, and will venture on anotheramerican, madison american, and will venture on another american, madison keys who plays against aryna sabalenka. play starts earlier at the louis armstrong stadium, at midday fibre car care, it is the main's double semifinals, with joe car care, it is the main's double semifinals, withjoe salisbury, and after that, semifinals, withjoe salisbury, and afterthat, more semifinals, withjoe salisbury, and after that, more brits in the real czech men's doubles final. at reid and morgan hewitt looking to make another final at the grand slam. and morgan hewitt looking to make anotherfinal at the grand slam. one other tennis line to bring you, and a four—time grand slam champion, two of them at the us open, romeo psycho, has confirmed she is plain to make a comeback to tennis in january. —— naomi osaka. she said she has already already drafted a comeback next year. the american —based japanese player says she is going to use

earlier tonight i spoke with political strategist carolyn hillman to get her insights. >> reporter: what are the long term implications of all this if the government does shut down and reopens? a lot of things are going to be in limbo, right? >> that's correct. you're looking at 2.2 million workers nationwide who if depending upon how long this lasts may find other forms of employment, may decide that they're kind of sick and tired of a small number of folks in the house of representatives threatening a government shutdown or threatening not to pay our bills with the debt ceiling. i've got to wonder, you know, whether or not they feel like their jobs aren't as secure as they might be in another sector. >> reporter: how long if this government does indeed shut down do you think it's going to last and how long do you think republicans feel it should be shut down to make their point? >> well, it's a small number of republicans. the majority of republicans in congress, both in the house and senate, want to see a continuing resolution. if you recall, a continuing resolution just buys more tim

in california, carolyn becker of the california lottery says her office prosecuted and got a guilty pleam a contra costa county man and his associates who stole scratch off lottery tickets back in august. in thursday's crime, the store owner says he alerted lottery officials and now the stolen tickets are worthless. we can remotely deactivate those scratchers tickets within minutes. so essentially they become worthless pieces of paper . the only caveat if the thief was able to cash the stolen scratch off tickets before lottery officials were able to deactivate them, san jose police are asking for the public's help in solving this crime in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news snapped that announced a round of layoffs as the social media platform dissolves. it's r enterprise business. this announcement from the ceo evan spiegel says the company plans to let go of 170 workers, employees losing their jobs will be offered severance packages and resources to find another job. while some may be rehired in another role, where possible , r enterprise was a months old department that produced au

see co co golf beats check carolyn, which over in straight sets to reach her 1st the us open final climate protestors interrupted the match for almost 50 minutes with at least one person deluding themselves to the floor in the stance ever since bursting on the scene as a 15 year old in 2019 cocoa golf has been heralded as a future, a grand slam champion. now she has earned another opportunity to reach the pinnacle of tennis with the home crowd family behind her and out of their seats. and who could blame them after points like these, the gulf? let 6 for one mill. when climate protest has brought the game to a halt for people's to accounting for the end of fossil fuels with at least one throwing their feet to the floor. you know, i always speak about the preaching, you know, you know, preaching about what you feel and what you believe in. and it was done in a peaceful way, so i can't get too mad of it. obviously i don't want it to happen with a lot of our winning up 6410. i wonder. they mentioned that keep going, but hey, if you, that's what they felt that they needed to do the get their vo

cbs's carolyn gusoff is and also in the flood zone. >> streets like this one flooded out, cars strandedng folks not to go out on foot or by car tonight. many will be staying home out of necessity, drying out flooded basements and garages. >> reporter: commuters also navigated waterlogged trains and stations, almost every new york city subway line suspended or delayed. cancellations also on commuter lines and amtrak. floodwaters overtook buses and this terminal at laguardia airport, where almost a quarter of flights were canceled. jfk airport seeing its wettest day on record. at least 8 inches of rain. back in brooklyn, parents rushed through the danger to pick up their middle school children early. >> there's a big flood downstairs in the basement. it's chaotic. in the auditorium. >> reporter: in flatbush, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in brooklyn, michael earls showed his flooded basement. >> we had a similar one last year. this is by far the worst. >> reporter: where ankle-deep water swept in, leaving this brown sewage. >> when you see the images of the flooding, i would imagin

your hand as bored to a decision was made to look into the ways of expanding the use of national carolyn says. and i didn't know the operations are still much you look like yours, and we'll look into a new to know at the shop the ways of and maybe some possibility of creating additional us payment platforms, the, the production uterus and looked into those codes. because right now, we only have the citizens on sunday, and the federal twin us get the platforms, the controls, by the way, i can assure you. and now, and in fact to cindy with china, for example, we have a lot of financial operations to 70 or 80 percent of them are in or roubles and a now we're renting the and the same goes for india. now, let me come see, so sad when you see the, when people, when the global community to see what says what's happening with this wave. some with how the west, with how the united states is using is using it says its own instruments as they are with the open in the, the a the, they understand that the has to be an alternative with leslie and talk to the president of the, to the silver i'm so look

for more, let's bring in carolyn holts, director of disaster climate and crises of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. she joins the noun from geneva. thank you for taking the time to speak with us. it's now been more than 48 hours since the earthquake struck at this point. is the main focus of your teams. still search and rescue? well, thank you for inviting me to join you in. showed us the absolute focus on priority right now is search and rescue because that window unfortunately will start to close in the coming days. we. we now know that people are spending the day outside those that have survived. i'm really the priority is finding those that are still alive under the rubble, as well as pointed out in your uh, annual piece. that's a access to some of those most remote mountain villages is still not clear. uh the, the, the american army have managed to play some routes, but there are still many places that we as an 8 community have not managed to reach yet. yeah. given the difficulty of that access, i mean we're hearing of entire villages in remo

>> reporter: afterwards, we talked with carolyn nippa, who works in inventory at the gm parts distribution facility where biden joined the picket line. and what does it mean that the president came here to stand with you on the picket line? >> i mean, it means a lot. i mean, i think it's going to bring a lot of attention to our cause. it's going to get the attention of the ceos that he's here, he's with us, he's standing with us. >> reporter: the uaw hasn't endorsed a candidate for president yet, but today, the head of the union was enthusiastically grateful. >> thank you to the president. thank you, mr. president, for coming. thank you for coming to stand up with us in our generation's defining moment. >> reporter: tomorrow, donald trump will be here in michigan to give a speech to about 500 union workers and other trump supporters at a non-union auto parts manufacturer. and while workers we talked to on the picket lines here say they appreciate support from anyone, they also say their strike isn't about politics as usual. it's about their lives. david? >> david: terry moran in wayne, mic

let's go back to the top, carolyn pix, uh, which it was done very well to have organized, but it was a sadness around that because of code 9 say no fans allowed it sold at those games . and then we had the pacing winter olympics last year. again, the country, hey, was still on the very strict car with 19 policies that many domestic funds were limited and no international spiked sites were allow. so no such restrictions here in, in hung joe means a suspect sites has to go and see whatever events they wants to go and see. but crucially, as well, i think for the athletes, i know the thing is how can particularly, and every athlete was this was focusing not just on the school, but trying not to test positive because it, or even being a close contact to somebody who tested positive for carpet because that would have meant that mis a sporting final, but the training is full. so hey, the athletes don't have that in the back of their mind. they can just focus on producing will cost bullet over the next couple of weeks. yeah, i'm just reading that the games are going to continue until october

that's how carolyn picks due to that car with 19 policies. as a consequence, they will bond from attending at the blazing winter olympics, but they all here in numbers and go to like ation of around a $191.00 athletes taking pos. what was the mention as well as part of the art nice survey that will get all the get started, so no fireworks and see synonymous with the opening ceremonies across the world. and particularly here in china, but that part of the organizes drive to try and reduce carbon emissions they signed to try and send out a positive message throughout these games being sustainable. so instead we will have a digital sounding like show which i organize of promising will be every bit as spectacular as some of the firewood despise. we've seen in the past. yeah, it sounds like something to look forward to and you know, you're going to be across all of that and we're going to be going to live coverage of that brought about 40 minutes time for 900 richardson in the 100. thank you very much. a good survivors of the as quake which struck

. ♪ emily: i am definitely -- ed: i'm ed ludlow, carolyn hyde off today.ualcomm and apple extend a some of dr. agreement for three years and decide that the in-house apple chips are taking longer than expected. and you former chief of staff alibaba leading the cloud division months after agreeing to lead it. more on changes and uncertainty facing the company as it advocates a complicated breakup. initial public offerings as instacart kicks off the roadshow and a valuation that is a big drop from the pandemic heyday. that and more. apple and qualcomm, this is about modems that go into the iphone, connecting them to the high-speed 5g network. this is boosting qualcomm up 3.5%. bloomberg has reported that apple has been working on its own in-house modem. in 24 hours, they will unveil the iphone 15. the expectation was that will be the last one to use the qualcomm moto but that is not the case. let's bring in our guests. what are the terms of the agreement as we understand it? >> they did not give the precise details. they said it is the same as the agreement

. >> carolyn west virginia, independent. >> good morning. i was just wondering if we could do a spending freeze. i would also like to cut but not really cut freeze the pentagon until he can pass an audit. any department that can't pass an audit should not be at any increases. i think we need to do a line by line to find out where we can cut and that includes from the top down, reform the tax deal. everybody wants the rich and to pay their fair share. they never do anything about reforming any of the tax laws that put them there. i think we could do a better job if we would do it mind by line and we would be able to find more where we could cut across the board. >> all right, carol. >> i used to work on a bipartisan fiscal commission. the late senator from oklahoma was the first i needed to put forward the idea to freeze pentagon spending until he passed it. i think it was a good idea when he suggested it. i still think it is a good idea when he when you suggested. i like spending freezes as a temporary measure. we can go on line by line to f

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

. >> carolyn, stop, no, don't say that. >> clay travis has some thoughts. a two-time super bowl champion. his jersey sales increased by 400%. what say you on this? >> look, to me this is a great deal for both of the universes, taylor swift swifty universe and nfl fan universe. there isn't necessarily a lot of overlap. maybe 20% of taylor swift fans are also big nfl fans. i would say your average nfl fan base is not a big part of the taylor swift swifty community. you basically have these two colossal entities now cross pollinating and good advertisement to both in what is relatively untouched territory, which is hard to find for fan bases that are as large as the nfl and taylor swift. >> do you think it's all marketing or do you think there is true love right there? i don't know about you but i'm not introducing my mom to someone on the second date i guess this was. >> i agree with you. i thought it was a little weird. i wouldn't want to do that if i were swift sitting next to the mom for a whole football game and wouldn't want everybody no know that we're

darius rucker his new album "carolyn's boy" it comes out on october 6th it is always good to have youto write about i took my time got with some great guys and great songs. >> i just saw the cover of that album named after your late mother tell us why now you decided to do that album for your mom. >> yeah, because she was such a big influence. she was my biggest supporter. i thought it was finally time to tell her thank you. >> darius, you were just saying before we come back on air, you sent your youngest jack off to college here in the city how does it feel to have them all out of the house. >> oh, you know, it feels awful. but i got two kids here in new york now, so i think i will be spending a lot more time here. >> well, come by any time. >> i will, absolutely. >> you are still in the middle of your tour right now. >> yeah. we were finishing up the dates they were going to take some time off and go to europe next year. >> enough talking. let's get back to it these people came here to hear some music ♪♪ >> let's go. ♪ ♪ been running the road, both feet on the gas, working too hard

cnn sports correspondent carolyn manno joins us now.his is coming down to the wire here. >> reporter: good morning to you both. exactly right. and this is really what major league baseball had in mind when they expanded the post season field before the 2022 season. they wanted these close playoff races. now here we are. the battle for the american league west title may not be decided until the very last out. you could not draw it up any better. mariners went into the friday game rangers with their backs against the wall. they ended up with one of the most dominant wins of the season. shortstop crawford coming up huge with a grand slam home run in the fourth inning, leading seattle to the 8-0 win. the mariners now just two games out of first place with two games remaining. the houston astros meantime taking another step toward a seven-straight playoff appearance on friday. they got an absolute gem from pitcher jose against arizona through six scoreless innings in his first start many more than a month. so jose abreu's two-run double in t

we are joined by the director of operation for the international federation of red cross carolyn holt from geneva swits -- switser land. tell us how your organization is mobilizing and what are the priorities for rescue efforts given everything that you have to do in front of you. >> well thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today. yes it's been a very busy last few hours as you can imagine here for everybody no doubt in the international aid world but i speak representing the ifrc which is international federation of red cross. our partner is on the ground extremely active. actually yesterday we were able to release a million u.s. dollars to the moroccan red crescent to address emergency needs basically to allow them space to start working already. we are seeing a lot of trauma still and it's very early days. we just entered the second full day of the response here and that win toe is still very much about search and rescue. we know that there are people trapped under rubld and the key here is to get to them. we also know that a lot of people have survived this with injuri

he told our carolyn manno, that his biggest inspiration came from his littlest fan. >> when i was strugglingder huge tension and stress, particularly in the second set, every time i would look at my daughter she was sitting courtside, facing me, facing the bench where i was seated, she would give me a smile and fist pump. that would swell my heart and give me the energy and strength and playfulness that i needed in that moment. >> absolute legend, omar, he plays so strong, how many more is he going to win? >> all he says needs a smile and fist bump, that's all i need too. appreciate you. look, that's it for us this morning. i'm omar jimenez. "cnn this morning" is next with new details on the man hunt for a murderer who escaped a pennsylvania prison. how he slipped out of the search area and changed his appearance. including mental alertness from one serving. to help p keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think k bigger. ♪ ♪ is this yours? you ready? suprise! i don't think you can clear this. i got this. it's yours now. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we p

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carolyn, let me add a simple observation i made in our observation in the united kingdom.ambridge and oxford, if not others. many leadership there are focusingan on their particular capabilities, artificial intelligence, quantum computing as well. as you mentioned repeatedly, pilar two in many ways has the longer-term greater significance in that it may align our 3 nations more closely in terms of developing really challenging and important new technologies, autonomous, underwater drones, for example. i would argue that our defense procurement system is ocified, pick your favorite multisyllable description. is it possible that through the pilar two partnership with australia or the united states given that they are smaller militaries, that they may have different legal constraints or operationall constraints that we would find in them a research development and deployment partner able to move with more agility particularly emerging technology areas. >> thank you very much, senator. i think that's quite conceivable. as you note, whether it's procurement system or export con

carolyn brown an introductory, a young adult biography of walker, which really helped a lot, and it left to do the rest of the story, right? so. i, i mean, i didn't i didn't leave out what they probably would have wanted me to leave out because i decided that there was not a chance for a second book on this subject. and if i had so much richness, all of her journals, all of her papers on her documents, i was the guardian and i needed to give it the best shot i could so. that was the purpose. that was the challenge i had but it was also a challenge that i think i had stood up to with with regard the publisher. but it was definitely bigger than that was expected. any concession. i was extremely fortunate both the do grumman collection, the ezra jack keats foundation, have been supporting off of this book from the very beginning and have even given me extra resources that were not in the collection and places to go and look. that would give me more information than was in there. so i have absolutely that i felt like i needed to in there that is not there. and when i intentionally left out m

carolyn shirrwood tied the not over the weekend in ireland. dana and i were lucky to be there.name of ben. get this now, right? both of their last names begin with scer and why we know it's a sure thing. >> dana: it was a beautiful wedding. the groom's side. what a fun side. it was beautiful. wonderful. congratulations. have a good time on your honeymoon. julie banderas in for harris faulkner. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> julie: we beginning with a fox news alert. president biden is taking another victory lap on his economy as he goes all in on selling bidenomics for 2024. prices are still high as you have probably noticed and families are still struggling. poll after poll showing the message is simply falling flat. this is "the faulkner focus." i'm julie banderas in for harris. 58% of voters say our economy has actually gotten worse with president bide

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the bill is started primarily by carolyn maloney's office.s zadroga 9/11 health and compensation act is now. it is bi-partisan. it is patriotic and it is overwhelmingly supported by americans across this country. [michael m] but the bill really did come from guys like ben chevat and, uh, the folks in congress. i was working with congressman maloney. we were working... um, mrs. maloney was really pushing to try to get help for it with congressman nadler, congressman peter king, um, with the new york delegation, with senator schumer, uh, and then, afterwards senator gillibrand to try to push the congress to have a better response to it. john brings the organizational, sort of, you know, heft from the grassroots so to speak, or from the people who are affected. john started coming down here, we started working together coordinating the efforts of, um, lobbying uh, to try to get people to pay attention. [kirsten] i think the first time i met john feal was when he came to washington. he organized all the first responders, all the families who were