lang suit >> seth: yeah. >> i just am not done cosplaying cassie lang.d you differently. like, they were a little quieter around me. >> seth: oh, that's -- yeah. >> a little more scared. i would be scared. and everyone looked at me like it was really me like they think that's who you are all of a sudden when you wear the supersuit and i promise you, i fall just the same in that thing as i do in this. >> seth: oh, really? >> yeah. i fell a lot >> seth: you're a faller >> oh, yeah. >> seth: everybody says that about you. >> i'm a tripper i'm a fall -- i'm just like cassie like, i was trying to figure out how to be in a marvel movie and, like, impress everybody. and she's a little young hero trying to impress her dad. we're very similar >> seth: there you go. that's perfect >> yeah, total messes. >> seth: i imagine paul rudd is the perfect person to spend time with, especially on your birthday i feel like every time i'm with paul, i do feel like it's my birthday, so - >> i know. [ laughter ] that's what i'm saying you get it >> seth: everyday is your birthd

cassie, i will start with you. i mentioned afghanistan. tapping of the oil reserves and our energy prices climbing precipitously. >> good morning, harris. whether it's his age, his competency level or policies, you have nearly three in four americans who say joe biden should not serve another four years in the white house. this is a topic that you've brought up a lot. we've talked about a lot. american people are talking about a lot. what are democrats doing anything other than talking about it? nothing. mark my words he will be on the ballot in 2024 and that is despite the will of the american people and despite what the people who are around him in the democrat establishment know to be true about him. they'll push him through. they are beholding to their opponent power and special interests than the american people. american voters need to punish the democrat party for doing that. >> harris: all right. i do want to go to you david and preface this by saying it for weeks now. less about age, probably almost 0 about. we all know some peopl

but let's be very clear, and i think cassie said it best, right.mething that is in polls, this is something that shows up on the ballot for the american people, this is not something that goes to what it says in our constitution, high crimes and misdemeanors that shows up in the court and the united states senate, what the impeachment inquiry leads to. >> john: what about the idea the laptop would be fair game in discovery, where might that lead? >> this administration has worked overtime to keep it out of the public view, so that would be interesting. but yet, high crimes and misdemeanors, we don't know it's going there yet. >> why open up the impeachment inquiry. the two impeachments the democrats opened up, 400 page report and the second time after there was an invasion of the united states capital spurred on by the president of the united states. >> broader point, i don't think the president of the united states or anyone in the administration or pushing for him to be on the ballot, despite a growing number otherwise, any time hunter biden is b

. >> reporter: cassie thought she'd saved a couple hundred bucks on a flight to visit mom, using the website skip-lag, she booked a so-called hidden city fair to boston with a connection in washington, d.c., her actual final destination. >> the moment i saw my ticket and it told me to see an agent, i was already panicking. and the panic just got worse every step of the way. >> reporter: it got worse because skipping that last leg violates airline's terms of service, the rules flyers agree to follow when they buy a ticket. >> they're like, just so you know, if you do not go to boston, then you will be banned from american airlines forever. >> reporter: american declined to comment on her situation but is now suing skip-lag, arguing the site is not authorized to sell american tickets and deceives the public with claims of access to some kind of secret loophole. the airline says tickets issued by the decade-old website are at risk for invalidation. >> airlines are going to take every step they can to protect their businesses. they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city fares. they

paul santiago and search and rescue dog kathy were among the first on scene, hoping cassie would find signs of life. >> still loose he has been in there since 10:10, if i am correct. >> reporter: just one hour earlier, i met with cassie and santiago during a training exercise. she uses a smell that moved through the window to detect human life as seen in a demonstration. >> she is able to find a buried victim between floors. >> reporter: on scene, a multiagency effort quickly ensued, as firefighters raced to support the trench that collapsed during the sewer upgrade construction project below the highly trafficked oak street. neighbors say it took just minutes from when standard construction turned into an emergency. >> i did not realize heavy rescue had so much equipment. it looks like it is needed, because they have got to dig deep , apparently, to get this individual. >> reporter: public utility departments deployed an industrial vacuum to help clear some of the sand and debris that surrounded the victim eight feet underground. as the race to rescue shifted to recovery, anticipatio

paul santiago and search and rescue dog cassie were among the first on scene, hoping cassie would find signs of life. >> is piled on top of him, he has been in there since 10:10, if i am correct. >> just one hour earlier, i met with kathy and santiago, during a training exercise. she uses smell that moved through the wind to detect human life as seen in a demonstration. she is able to find a very victim between those floors in our living on scene, a multi-it is effort unsuited, as teams rushed to -- upgrade is to work in such an project beneath the highly trafficked oak street. neighbors say it took just minutes from wednesday the construction turn into an emergency. i did not realize heavy rescue had so much equipment. looks like it is needed, because they have got to dig deeper to get this individual out. public utility department deployed an industrial vacuum to help clear some sand and debris that surrounds the victim eight feet underground. as the race to rescue shifted to recovery , anticipation turned somber, as first responders came to understand the victim did not survive. >>

ultimately cassie aran canceled her fight and booked a direct one to d.c. >> i used skiplagged to payg a lot more. >> reporter: airlines argue if you book a seat on a flight you don't intend to take it keep somebody else from being able to travel and major, it cost the airlines money. >> major: kris van cleave, thank you very much paired president biden and spent part of the labor day drumming up support for unions and said that he is celebrating good paying union jobs. his comments come as 146,000 union workers wage a historic strike against the nation's big three automakers. the president says that he does not think that strike will happen. returning to work after an extended stay in space. the nasa contracted space capsule successfully splashed down off of the coast of florida just after midnight. the crew spent six months at the international space station, part of the ongoing rotation while on board. the astronauts did experience and maintenance on earth, and the team is looking forward to steaming coffee and hot showers. agenda reveal stunned ends in tragedy in mexico. we wilill

cassie didn't have his coffee when he came in.alarm fire. >> larry got the machine fixed, though. >> yeah, just like your internship. how about john? anybody know what john means? anybody got that? >> is that like john with a soft j? >> yeah. >> i mean, i thought it was yawn and something mashed up. so that's a good guess. >> case survey says is a word used in substitution for a place thing or person can that you don't know can can you use it in a sentence? >> in a sentence? somebody uh. >> i got nothing on that. >> sorry either. yeah. thumbs down on this. >> just proves that we are not hip out of four of us, not a single hip person. >> have you heard anybody use the word john ever? no. >> no, not at all. >> and there's like 563 other words to get familiar with or not, as the case may be. >> yeah, i love that language as an evolving living thing, though, right? every year i kind of look forward to what are people using now? okay gatorade has a new thirst quencher ready to hit the shelves. gatorade, water. the company says the new

cassie, you're helping to represent al here in this legal fight -- allie in this legal fight.se, next steps legally to do anything? >> yes, we fully intend on refiling this lawsuit with a litany of additional claims. the retaliation from headquarters in an effort to spread their woke social contagion keeps coming. they've exhibitedded extreme retaliation against these girls, and that won't be tolerated. and to your point about the individual living in the house, although this individual isn't living in the house yet, that could change at any moment. and frequently comes in for breakfast, dinners, interactions with the young women. and as our complaint outlined, has been caught attempting to photograph these young women and make them very uncomfortable within their own living quarters where i think shower and are frequently there at night. brian: this person was trying to photograph other women in the sorority. did i hear you right? >> yes. brian: okay. >> this is exactly the reason why -- brian: why was this -- >> this is exactly why this suit is so important. because this is

. >> the allegations laid out by cassie hutchinson, rudy giuliani, coming from her new book.re are serious allegations. i want to play some sound from alyssa farrah, who worked with cassie hutchinson at the white house. >> well, i trust her implicitly. i remember two years ago her alluding to something, he was creepy or handsy to me. to put it in bigger context, those of us working the west wing at that time knew that rudy giuliani was a wild card, was unpredictable. being careful how i say this. there were concerns, i don't know if they were true, he would come to the white house campus inebriated. >> giuliani's camp pushed back on the allegations and said it's tied to her book and they are lies. that is a little bit of what we would call a second source in the business, not direct, but having some implication of the conversation. what was your takeaway after talking to alyssa? >> my takeaway from alyssa is the environment around giuliani at the white house was one where a lot of staffers were basically told sort of beware and whether it moved into actual sexual assault, aly

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. >> rescuers were working by noon with the help of paramedics and cassie, a human search and rescue detection canine, it became clear it would be a recovery mission. this person was trapped under a lot of weight with no oxygen for over two hours. public works spokesperson rachel gordon says the project was a san francisco public utilities commission sewer upgrade project being managed by san francisco public works. the individual trapped was a private contractor. she did not know the name of the contracting company. >> we'll be here as long as we have to be here. we want to make sure that we know exactly what happened. we want to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. we never want a construction accident. safety is our number one priority. >> the medical examiner arrived on scene to remove the contractor's body with the investigation into how this happened. ongoing, including by cal osha this afternoon. mayor london breed visited the area to look at the trench collapse. >> his family, of course, is clearly distraught and very tragic situation. mayor says she spoke

we've got a business people working from home, they using our office space is they using our cassie's? so this is all in one. we've got activities like your 1st birthday where we draw people from uh outside corporate 12 people from uh, tories attractions they base. so looking forward to come to this place so we can eat so from flowers, shop for odd shuffle, clothes and so much more. thank you so much for making time for us, and i cannot wait to take the rest of the place out. go on. that is a treasure trove of ancient couches. let's go find out more about the hidden histories woven in the royal umbrellas. a key, pimples of an umbrella is to shoot a peasant from harsh weather conditions. but in gunnar, using an umbrella for a king or queen in a traditional space, goes beyond that function. and so there's many stories that holds the importance of why the umbrellas came or already settled in gonna um, many of our teams in queen mother is already used to umbrellas. but during the early 1700, the umbrella for gifted by the dutch. but they all have different imagery, different sizes, differ

because my girl cassie and then i guess they were already like the intoxicated. so they were they're already like getting aggressive. and then the guy in the fed wanted jurors to get behind a guy like that and then show called it was like they say, telling friend liked. to start acting then. started fighting. and then the girls side fighting each other. >> what are we doing here? >> tyler stephenson. that's who we're talking. he was at the niners game last night with a friend section one, 22 expensive seats, pay all that money to get kicked out here. 2 women started fighting in the aisles and couple guys get involved. one of them pulls off one of the woman's other hair is pulled, but kicking and punches. stevenson who took the video says everyone fighting was wearing niners gear. so was it like they were fighting near giants fence and this was not the only act of violence between sports fans recently at levi's back in july, a soccer fan was injured, hospitalized following a fight in the stands there. there's actually a stabbing and that in sit in while they were

. >> reporter: cassie aran thought she'd save a couple hundred bucks on a visit to mom. fare to boston with a connection in washington, d.c., her actual final destination. >> the moment i saw my ticket, and it told me to see an agent, i was already panicking, and the panic just got worst every step of the way. >> reporter: it got worse, because skipping that last leg violates the terms of service, the rules that flyers agree to follow when they buy a ticket. >> just so you know if you do not go to boston, then you will be banned from american airlines forever. >> reporter: american denied to comment on her situation but is now suing skiplagged arguing the site is not authorized to sell american tickets and deceives the public with claims of access to some kind of secret loophole. the airline says tickets issued by the decade-old website are at risk for violation. >> airlines will take every step they can to protect their businesses. they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city fares. they want to stop this while it is a small problem. >> reporter: skiplagged settled

we've got the cost of a prime minister alban cassie once again very quickly, pointing the finger here at bell grade. think i'm groups are responsible for the violence in northern close of a, but they also being state back troops all of a while. i think of course that that remains to be seen. i think we need to have a proper investigation into who these people are. how did they get the uniforms that they allegedly were wearing? how do they get the weapons that they've used? i think and in all of these cases, whenever we see escalation between cost about and serbia, i think both the serbian and the cost of, of government immediately pen to point fingers to the other side of what plays play and responsibility on the other side. but i think i always like to air on the side of caution and say when escalations like these happen when missing, this information tend to fly around from both sides. it's important to do a proper investigation and really see what actually happened there. and who is responsible? so who is this not the 1st time that we've seen such and since yvonne is in this region

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cassis2033 under this budget, how much will we be spending on defense in terms of gdp? >> senator, we have been in the three range for quite awhile and we will probably be right around three at the end of the process. >> my information says 2.5. so check that one out, see who is right, okay? the navy, real quickly, thinks they need 370 ships, three 73, and to get there they have to spend 5% above inflation. do you agree this budget will not allow the navy to get to 373 ships? >> within the fifth, we will not be that number. >> because we are spending under inflation. real quickly, there were a bunch of scenarios, none of them are really good, the house budget 2022 plus one is about a 14% cut, is that right, mr. mccord? >> i'm sorry, the house -- >> proposal. 2022 plus 1%. what would that mean to the military, how many dollars would be lost? >> in this year, it would be about 100 billion below our request over five years, to be about 36 billion. >> that is a loss to the military, right secret

because my girl, cassie. >> and then i guess they were already like the intoxicated. so they were they're already like getting aggressive. and then guy in the fed wanted jurors to get behind a guy like that and then show called it was like they say, telling his friend liked. to start acting then. started fighting. and then the girls started fighting each other. >> this is how the video starts. you heard him tell it. you see 2 women fighting on the stairs between the seats there and then a couple of guys get involved. pulling hair kicking and throwing punches. stevenson. the guy shot. the video says everybody fighting seem to be a niners fan wearing red gold or white. so no new york giants fans seem to be involved here. oftentimes you have that as for that in from this week, that one flight. >> up it was right under my feet because i had like a some chicken tenders and fries. and then i saw all the fighting was my buddies, always right here. and it was like they say, under my feet, buy my food and my leftover food. as she just grabbed it. and then by security escorted

congratulations again to the north side high school softball team, head coach cassie, parents, faculty, and staff on this incredible achievement. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. ross, for five minutes. >> i rise today to discuss the urgent need to implement medicaid expansion in north carolina. in march, our state became the 40th to pass legislation to expand medicaid after over a decade of political gridlock. but republicans in the general assembly are needlessly delaying implementation because they continue to bicker with each other over the state budget. jeopardizing health care for over 600 -- 600,000 north carolinians. every day they wait is another day that a mother with cancer or a grandfather with diabetes cannot access the care they need. care that saves lives. more than a decade ago, i fought for medicaid expansion in the general assembly. more than a decade ago vulnerable north carolinians desperate for affordable health care began waiting for their leaders

ali joins me with her attorney cassie craven. good morning to both of you. behavior did you see? >> it something that's so important for us to fight for. it made several girls uncomfortable. a place to be and feel comfortable and not worry about outside things affecting us and grow and feel safe and something so important to young women. having someone come and try to take that away is not all right. >> bill: you say some things made you uncomfortable. what specifically? >> there was a lot of behavior that you shouldn't have to deal with when you are living inside your own home. walking to the shower, we just wear a towel. communal bathrooms and common areas in the south. sometimes the individual would be waiting there as we walked past. which is something you shouldn't have to deal with. >> bill: you lost in front of this judge. what happens now? >> we keep fighting. we aren't done. >> are there other sororities on that campus who have transgender members? >> not to my knowledge, no. >> bill: you are the only one. >> yep. >> bill: to your attorney now, than

>> and to cassie's point, he's thinking as a father, not politician.e to push him away and not elevate him as a first son, the only surviving son. we will see the political dynamics play out. i think republicans will use this certainly as jim comer has over the last eight months, you know, in a whole-out assault prosecuting without a shred of evidence tying the president to the business dealings, but if donald trump is the likely nominee, they will say okay, you have two legal issues at the same time, both are equal, when we know they are certainly not. >> john: you say without a shred of evidence but big paper trail on money transfers from foreign countries. >> certainly with hunter biden but no indication that joe biden at the time as vice president or senator was involved in the business dealings. >> except the president said i never talked with my son at any point about business dealings and we know that was a lie they pedelled for years. and the laptop, and allies in the media, all of this is boiling up in distrust. >> 14 more months of this. [lau

it's kind of a classy look to host your -- >> girl, girl, we left cassie a long time ago. >> outsidegood business decision. when you think about the hard-core republican party, carter conservatives, where they are right, now they are more likely to be on rumble than they are to be on youtube. it's not a bad look per se, not a bad business decision to say that way. we should stay, it's not just some platform, not just like they are hosting on nbc news. the rnc is using rumble for donations, so if you go on rumble or, now it's offered to put your name on the ticker at the bottom, if you donated the rnc. this is a financial decision to. whether that is good for them financially, i don't know why. and has the rnc been questioned about this? >> yes, the rnc has been questioned. they say, hey, hey, hey, we have no control over the stuff on our platform. all platforms have problems. rumble is just another one. we only have control of the rnc, and what we do there is -- >> we only have control of what we will say and do, and what we want to do is tell the truth every damp minute. thanks to y

. >> rescuers were working by noon with the help of paramedics and cassie, a human search and rescue detection canine. it became clear it would be a recovery mission. >> this person was trapped under a lot of weight with no oxygen for over two hours. >> public works spokesperson rachel gordon says the project was a san francisco public utilities commission sewer upgrade project being managed by san francisco public works. the individual trapped was a private contractor. she did not know the name of the contracting company . >> we'll be here as long as we have to be here. we want to make sure that we know exactly what happened. we want to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. we never want a construction accident. safety is our number one priority. >> the medical examiner arrived on scene to remove the contractor's body with the investigation into how this happened. ongoing including by cal osha. this afternoon, mayor london breed visited the area to look at the trench collapse. >> family, of course, is clearly very distraught and sad, very tragic situation. >> mayo

. >> rescuers were working by noon with the help of paramedic and cassie, a human search and rescue detection canine. it became clear it would be a recovery mission. >> this person was trapped under a lot of weight with no oxygen for over two hours. >> public works spokesperson rachel gordon says the project was a san francisco public utilities commission sewer upgrade project being managed by san francisco public works. the individual trapped was a private contractor. she did not know the name of the contracting company. >> we'll be here as long as we have to be here. we want to make sure that we know exactly what happened. we want to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. we never want a construct, an accident. safety is our number one priority. >> the medical examiner arrived on scene to remove the contractors body with the investigation into how this happened. ongoing into flooding by cal osha. this afternoon, mayor london breed visited the area to look at the trench collapse. >> family, of course, is clearly distraught and very tragic situation. >> mayor breed saying th

alliance is good for the united states and look at all the investment going into georgia right in cassieas government camp and her dinner new york. is just amazing what is going on but it's gotta be two ways right and so out of this is that they try to highlight not just inward but outward investment from the united states and korea, which is a very well very important if we want this to be sustainable and has to work both ways. >> will i think we have time for questions and what i would like to do is do we have microphones. okay, now i know that we mentioned the importance of a younger generation and nobody in this panel really belongs to the generation z, but i'm going to put people on the spot on the far end of the corner, and so can anybody be brave enough to raise her hand i'm going to ask you a question, do you believe it globalization is in the interest of your generation at what are you going to do about it and so either somebody from korea foundation kenny replete back. >> or georgetown university yes sure. >> okay, victor best so is true so i'm going to put these students on th

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here is cassie in california democrat line.ler: yes, this is cassie, i was looking back and our federal government and it was in the 70's and 80's where we had a chance where they could have been a government shutdown because of [indiscernible] anyway, in all my years -- [indiscernible] --yes the government shuts down and you give everything you want to republicans. and -- a person who would have -- per capita. i think everybody knows who i am talking about. and i am calling -- [indiscernible] -- january 6 insurrection. and the reason i am calling is because my dad -- [indiscernible] --[indiscernible] --it was all because of trump and trump was telling people to shut down. host: ok that is kathy. a couple things to watch out on the network today. 12:30 this afternoon virginia governor glenn youngkin talking about his priority for the 2023 virginia election and other topics he will speak in washington dc. the conversation is at 12:30 on c-span 2, c-span now, and c-span.org. and veterans affairs hearing -- the benefits and claims

i met two parents, derek and cassie, on one of my last trips to iowa who lost one of their sons namedebastian to fentanyl overdose. he took a percocet he bought on snapchat. he did not know it contained fentanyl. if you put that in a big mac, i don't think we will call that an overdose. poisoned. more like bioterrorism. i think it is a legitimate use of our own military to secure our own southern border. [applause] protecting the border of this country -- building the wall is not enough. i respect donald trump for getting started on that. i am not opposed to that. but they are building cartel-financed tunnels underneath the border wall we built. driving huge trucks underneath. that is fact. we need to be willing to use our military to secure our own borders. it is like a water balloon. then we need to go to the northern border. people in new hampshire may understand that the most. i think we do have a mental health epidemic on the demand side that we have to address. we cannot hide that. that is part of the solution today. that is how we lead our way out of this modern, one-sided opiu

if we go to the next slide, the scope of the review which cassie, my associate, will go through in moreail, but we've we go through, we take the census data that out as far as provides chiron. we get a corresponding copy. they do a number of processes we've replicate or validate those processes and compare results for differences. we review spent a lot of time reviewing the actuarial assumptions used in the valuation as probably the most where there's some give and take, you know, different perspectives and most often um, comments of suggestions also a team go through and does a sample test sniff audit. so what we do is if you think of an actuarial valuation, we calculate a liability. that liability is the sum of the liability for each member in the system. that's due to benefit. and so we request a sample of liability calculations for each member, whether our active member or retired. and we compare results using the same assumptions, methodologies and processes and we should match. so the idea is if you match on a sample basis, then things should match in a in an aggregate basis . if

. >> reporter: cassie isn't alone.ression including realtor and mom shawna meadows. >> do you see that? $60, $0.64. do you see that? >> it's been outrageous. from the gas prices to the clothing to just everyday need toilet paper. everything has gone up exponentially. >> reporter: while the overall economy is nowhere near the dire straits of the actual great depression, when unemployment soared to 25%, many americans are feeling the strain of inflation. credit card debt is at a record high, above $1 trillion. interest rates are searching. the average american household spending $234 more in the same goods and services every month as they were a year ago. because there's no denying that our economic times are difficult for many americans. particularly if you are a family, but we are going through the right motions to get our country back to about 2% annual inflation. there has to be this leveling out. it takes time. >> while that leveling out happens, there are a few tips. for people to really get back on track. first of

alliance is good for the united states and look at all the investment going into georgia right in cassieas government camp and her dinner new york. is just amazing what is going on but it's gotta be two ways right and so out of this is that they try to highlight not just inward but outward investment from the united states and korea, which is a very well very important if we want this to be sustainable and has to work both ways. >> will i think we have time for questions and what i would like to do is do we have microphones. okay, now i know that we mentioned the importance of a younger generation and nobody in this panel really belongs to the generation z, but i'm going to put people on the spot on the far end of the corner, and so can anybody be brave enough to raise her hand i'm going to ask you a question, do you believe it globalization is in the interest of your generation at what are you going to do about it and so either somebody from korea foundation kenny replete back. >> or georgetown university yes sure. >> okay, victor best so is true so i'm going to put these students on th