chris field, it's been good _ avoiding. chris field, it's been good to _ avoiding. been good to get - avoiding. chris field, it's been good to get your i avoiding. chris field, it's. been good to get your views on this. and just to say there is so much more detail on that story on our website and analysis from our environment editor so do take a look in the run—up to cop27 in egypt next month. security forces in iran have used live ammunition on protesters in several cities, forty days after the death of mahsa amini in police custody. she was arrested after allegedly wearing her hijab incorrectly. people took to the streets in 30 cities across the country with some businesses also closing to show their solidarity. our correspondent rana rahimpour reports. chanting. day a0 of iran protest and a0 days since the death of mahsa amini, the young iranian kurdish woman who has become a symbol for iran's protest movement. this is the city of saqez, her birthplace. the authorities did everything to stop people attending her memorial day. they blocked the roads and closed all

politics reporter chris cillizza following all of this for us. the senate playing field, i know, chris, you're saying is shrinking and one way to be really clear about that is to follow the money. >> it is, erica. and look, this is normal. 35 races are up. the two national party committees and other outside groups, they spent in ten-ish. let's look at races that maybe we thought might happen and now look a little longer shots. and i want to start in new hampshire. so the at start of the election, maggie hassen, the democratic nominee, was seen as one of the most vulnerable. her numbers were soft and they thought they would get chris sununu as the candidate. he decided not to run. they wound out getting done bolduck. that race is now -- i don't want to say out of happnd, because y see plus eight, but it is not where it should be and the mitch mcconnell superpac pulled $5.6 million out of the race and put it in a place that we're going to talk about in a minute. pennsylvania. the other one there is colorado. it is a bluish state but not a blue state. bennett is up 6 points

the wrong thing than the right thing which you need is an intervening set ofhi laws which chris a level playing field which to stop people from doing the wrong thing the same with a restaurant to come if you have each other, and one is cheaper than the other, all things considering my go to the cheaper one in unregulated market but it mightpe be cheaper because his hygiene standards are lower but the market might reward having lower hygiene standards because you get more customers in the end and said what you need to do is set i the level playing field in the same level of hygiene and both restaurants are the surveys line seems to an analogy, we just let the markets system really tech in the same though underway that we relight it to generate then we shouldn't be surprised when we have outcomes that are inconsistent with her freedomei or our because is not withering optimized to do and there being optimized to make money those who desire to control it is about things every other industry i say nothing inherently bad things but w it's the same in private sector world is just that we should not be surp

companies with well, that is an attempt, chris, but if we, if we look at the numbers, you'll see how i it doesn't work effectively enough to, to level the playing fields. i mean, the ears when for tax we'll aim to raise about 140000000000 euros. right. put that next a journalist, germany loans 200 years, 200000000000 years and you can see how, how that doesn't add up at all. because at 140000000000, for example, has to be distributed among all the member states. so you can see how that is difficult to do, added to that you've got to look at the inflationary pressures. i mean, you've got some countries, italy among them, for example, literally facing recession over that. so this one for tax isn't going to be enough . the other challenge is that you've got some member states who have been calling for a price cap on all the guests, that importer to the e. u. they've not been able to agree on that. so certainly it's going to be a difficult period going forward. and that is why, how to tackle inflationary pressures, for example, is right at the top of the agenda of these meetings that are taking place of a today's d. w correspondent, christine montoya, and

chris: sunday night football. ravens hosting the bengals. joe burrow burrows it in from a yard out. ravens have a chance. jackson leads them down the fieldds rushing. a touchdown gets them in the field goal range and borough can only pace. justin tucker's money from 43 yards out at the buzzer for the game-winner. that guy is so cool. ravens win. former a's chris bassitt and bob melvin going head to head. between the padres and the mets. san diego striking early. chris bassitt had three earned runs in four innings. san diego starter joe musgrove was so dominant the mets thought he was cheating. the umpires even checking his ears. mets fans, yikes. padres wind 6-0 and will take on the dodgers in the division series. sounders fans hyped. seattle scored in the first minute. the shot ricochets to jeremy. 17th about the year. 1-1. seattle took the lead in the second half. cade cal evens it out. 2-2. san jose finishes the season last in the western conference. warriors lost tonight's preseason game to the lakers. just two more until the season opener. over the summer they added a player who hopes to add another championship. i caught up with on

chris jones getting hit with highly questionable roughing the passer call ending in a raiders field goale adams apologizing for shoving a guy to the ground on the sidelines after his team lost. in a tweet he writes "obviously very frustrated the way the game ended and i felt horrible immediately. those are not met by apologies. those are headlines, guys. >> bryan: i know you have a team behind the wall but why did he throw the him down? he was in the way? >> he was just frustrated and that is how he reacted. >> >> steve: he apologized profusely. >> bryan: it was nice of him to throw him to the ground. >> steve: he said he was frustrated. >> ainsley: that is what you do is when you throw people down, you apologize. >> bryan: knocked down the stairs, just to the ground. >> ainsley: only in football do you keep your job. >> steve: it was an apology. >> ainsley: if you did that at fox you would be out of fear. j.d. vance with the first debate high-stakes showdown. >> b>> steve: got tested last night with a clear choice for weeks until election day. today is a tuesday, four tuesdays away as t

chris: the only undefeated team in the nfl, the eagles taking over the arizona desert. cardinals looking for the upset. 43 yard field goal to force overtime and matt emmett pushes it to the right. eagles win 20-17. a perfect 5-0 after a tough week. the warriors turned their attention after basketball. dubs and lakers underway in preseason action at chase. we've got your highlights at 11:00. jordan poole says get your popcorn ready. there is jp. oakland native, former warrior. anderson is now with the lakers. he is greeting steph pregame. great to see jt a in the bay. the starters are probably going to get 20 to 22 minutes. one-run past halftime. knoche almagro and, we know why he is away from the team. klay thompson not playing. slow ramp-up for him. including tonight, warriors have three more games. head coach kerr like for his team is headed ahead of that season opener. >> we still have a good chunk of practice time. and after tonight, two more exhibition games. so, we still need more work, but i am pleased with the guys effort. they played really hard in japan. the effort and practice every day has been great. ch

, according to the imf forecast and for inflation and energy chris, europe was on the verge of a recession behind the debate. on the fieldsed anton crowd the ministerial meeting. energy. european unions. started with routine questions discussed the introduction of new, more stringent energy efficiency regulations. the buildings talked about joint purchases of energy carriers. after the most interesting thing began, everyone lived, as soon as it came to limiting gas prices from russia, it was expected that the ministers decide whether or not to dictate the price policy, but something went wrong, most likely we will make a final decision on gas price ceilings at the end of the month. and not today, it will be easier to do it, when it becomes clear whether the peak of prices for this type of fuel has been passed or not? i would be ready to make a decision today, however, this measure would hardly be supported by all members of the community something went wrong largely because of the position of hungary, foreign minister petr siyata said that he did not agree with the policy of the european union, which proposes to do joint

chris walla" is up next. >>> welcome back to "who's talking." my guests tonight are notable leaders in their field.rst, cdc director rochelle walensky has the latest in the fight against covid and gets candid about what it's like to deal with a pandemic in the current political climate. >> oh, it's so frustrating. it just feels like that's not where health sul

parents of phillies pitcher aaron nola and austin nola are chris crossing the country to support their sons. austin and aaron made history on the fielding the first time siblings faced each other as batter and pitcher in the postseason. that came of course leaving their parents a.j. and stacey nola to probably be the only people in the stadium rooting for both sides. i talked with them tonight before the first pitch in game three. >> a.j., one of your sons is going to have his heart broken, hopefully austin, and one of your sons is going to head to the world series, hopefully aaron. that must be quite a mix of emotions. >> it's a ton of emotions running through my head right now, jake. you know, yesterday we celebrated the wednesday night win with austin. and then a few hours later, we consoled aaron. so, yeah, it's very emotional for us. but then thrilled at the same time. >> stacey, as parents, we do anything for our kids. i went to see my son, my 13-year-old, play football earlier this week. but the sacrifices you have made for your sons must have been and continue to be extraordinary. >> they are. it's been a long ride, but it's

chris: arizona state, perfectly captured. third quarter, the biggest play of the day. 23 hired ron and not leveled at the play. that led to another fieldis faith field goal. 15-14 cardinal. jones airs it out to badger and originally called a cat, but after review, badger did not get a foot in bounds. incomplete. hosting washington. the day after the anniversary, jack plummer hooking up for a touchdown. the huskies scored twice. all kinds of time to richard newton, breaking. later it is fourth and seven. what a catch. worth another look. the defense forced a part. they got the ball back. plummer rolling with a miscommunication and the past is incomplete. they have lost three straight. sharks new jersey to watch the face-off with the devils. dawson makes it 2-0. less than a minute later, kevin fires and scores. his first goal of the season. final 18 seconds, putting all kinds of pressure on mckenzie blackwood, but it was so close. 2-1, dropping to 1-6 on the season. they will play a fairly, later today. back to you. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. it is so pretty and clear this morning. lisa: ably scoured out the atmosphere. you

field. i don't know, we don't have it. okay. this other than the other one normally i know much about chris that goes over the cd and things are going to be able to face the was if you provide the genie door to the see the know and make it generate pcb procedures. you have faith, dark gender, you got to avoid this report and your fee and your put up a little joke out with that. otherwise i want to read about done, okay. i've got, you've got people, they're part of even a soon or there's billions of them time it'd be, they'd be shit. i totally died. yeah, a but complain that'll probably won't have to throw that switch at that final bill to keep it on. would you got it? on multiple finishing you someone put on my voicemail by then one day to die. yeah, i got with them with each on them because those so say i can put on what you gotta change them at. mean chombo still comes with a couple. got psionic gun gun, the guns. i glad i got it. these are glad. i guess i did the google. we're the ones that hit me a minute. i'm gonna below castillo, and i've been going chat a video. colleen chatted a little data with global simply she means about

chris walla" is up next. >>> welcome back to "who's talking." my guests tonight are notable leaders in their field. a public health expert, a billionaire businessman and a legendary music producer. up first, cdc director rochelle walensky has the latest in the fight against covid and gets candid about what it's like to deal with a pandemic in the current political climate. >> oh, it's so frustrating. it just feels like that's not where health should be. >> then, tech mogul mark cuban surprises me with some news about his future on "shark tank." and his ongoing feud with one guest shark. >> have you been in the same room with him? >> no, i have not. i haven't talked to him since. not a word. >>> and later, the so-called man with a golden ear, clyde davis, reveals the biggest recording artist he never signed and the one he'll always be remembered for. >> is whitney the artist of your career? >> i worked a lot on this question. >> deny it? don't deny it. are you always like this? are you saying parents are wrong? will you come back? >> of course i will. >>> dr. rochelle walensky leads the centers for

chris >> gabe gutierrez, thank you for that. and i want to bring in the fema assistant administrator for field operations.president acknowledged they haven't been paid enough attention to. people are desperate, on the phone, waiting and waiting and waiting and can't get through to fema. are you doing enough? what are you looking at in terms of making sure the folks get the help they need >> thanks for having me today. i think it's important to understand that the situation on the ground continues to evolve in puerto rico. our administrator will be there with the president to see firsthand the ongoing response of recovery operations. for those people who are having access problems and need assistance, i would really encourage them to not just to try the phone number at 800-621-fema but download the fema app or go to disasterassistance.gov to register for assistance >> they may not have access to a computer or phone given what they have been through. >> sure. sometimes power -- >> cell phone, obviously. >> right. right, of course. i would absolutely recommend that those people seek help from their local off

field. i don't know it. i think we're okay this other than like the other one normally i know much about chris that goes, i mean the cd and things are going to be able to this the was if you provide the genie door to the see the non miracle generally pcb procedure if you have faith dark dish and then you got to avoid this, so me pull it in your fee and you're gonna pay a little joke out with that. otherwise i want to re let me hear about that. okay, guys, we got people there, part of even a soon or there's billions of them time it'd be they'd be shit. i to teddy dad. yeah. a couple other for complain that'll probably won't have to throw that switch at that number was able to keep it. um, would you got it almost any issue we spoke on model point? nope, i don't want you to die. yeah, i got we're done with each other because of those. so say can them put on what you gotta change it? mean chombo still comes with a couple got to you. got a glad i got to. these are glad i got a good to me. where do you want that city? i've either with a minute, i'm general castillo and i've been going saturday between shonda adams da

field. i don't know, we don't have it. okay. this other than the other one. normally norma thought about times, chris that goes, i mean the cd and things are going to be able to, they see was if you provide the genie door to the see the non miracle generating pcb procedure. you have faith, dark dish and then you got to have all your there so many pull it in your fee and you're gonna pay a little joke out. if that doesn't work. okay, let me hear about that. okay. i'm glad we got people there. part of even it soon or there's billions of them time it'd be, they'd be shit, a complaint that'll probably won't have to throw the switch at that number was able to keep it. um, would you got it almost any issue we someone pull gun model point? nope. i don't want to die if i got done with each other because of those. so say can them put on what you gotta change them? it mean chombo still comes with a couple got to you. got a glad i got it. these are glad i got a good to me. where do you want that city? i've either with a minute, i'm general castillo and i've been going saturday between china and myself, my daugh

so england, chris is the one that see 20 theories against the wall comp host, australia and the tight game this bits of fielding that you can just see here from england. ben gets his team on course victory. curren, when tomes will take 3 wicket. i think one by 8 runs in camera. the tournament gets underway on sunday fielding elsewhere in the warm up games, new zealand, b, bangladesh, and christ church 7, conway and glen. philip grace hates. how sent trees to the home team as they won by 48 run. and they now australian open, organize and say there's nothing they can do to help novak brockovich gets into the country for the next 20 minutes in january. dock of which is banned from returning until 2025 off to being deported. last year, the 9 time champion was for stephen strange because of being unvaccinated against cove at 19 he office, he would love to come back to his trailer, but he knows it's going to be an ultimate decision of the federal government and he's accepted that position. it's not a matter we can lobby on, it's a matter that definitely stays between the 2 of them. and then depending on the outcome o

field . >> you work and your mother worked harder than your daddy spring your face up. it was about control. chris christianity is about conformity. life ncwas about conformity. control yourself. i'm tired.get the job done. i'mscared, fight through it. face your fear. i'm angry,you'd better not your sister . it didn't matter, you controlled yourself . that was the way you are supposed to be that was also reinforced in school you would never swear. >> all know. >> you would not ever wear a hat at the table and your parents would be hanging down . >> there was a decorum that you have to respect your father and your mother. no matter how old you got. when you came through my daddy store u-turn years old. it's what you got going. it's the respect. it's the honor. knowing what right looks like and right now nobody knows what it is. >> there's so much that we're covering in your book but you also talk about you can see that there's progress because what i don't know if people are getting it, i want to new book 25 lies. what you're admitting is no different than what has been advocated to us through our

chris christie famously embraced president obama and paid a political price. joining me a professor of political economy at stamford graduate school of business. among his fieldlitics of natural disasters. dr. malhotra which is more, the response? >> what we found, politicians are known for sending in the cavalry after the disaster takes place but really basically never prepares in advance and this creates bad incentives this goes against two benjamin frank lynn said an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure. in this case it's more than the ounce of prevention. >> why do you think that's the case? >> i think there's one of many reasons. one is the relief is salient so disasters are curved a lot by the media. you oftentimes see the weatherman in the midst of a hurricane being pushed around by the wind. you see the politicians in their windbreaker helping out communities. fema sends checks directly to victims of disasters. whereas, i think the coverage of the preparation is a lot less. so how much coverage you have seen recently of everything that's been going on with bipartisan infrastructure act months after that act was passed? probably not v

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chris, so good to see you. there is so much to evaluate here, especially for those of us, the laypersons, but you are an expert in this fieldting with the sunday game against the bills when he took that hit to tua tagovailoa. taking that hit and then your thoughts were, what did you see? >> so tua showed five distinct signs of concussion, and should have been held out for the rest of the game. he grabbed his helmet, he stumbled when he got up, he did a shake the cobwebs, and he fell. and then he had to be held up by his teammates. so i was certain he wasn't coming back. i was in absolute shock that the dolphins claimed it was another injury. i immediately tweeted, i talked to "the new york times" about it, there's an article saying it's obvious he had a concussion, there's no wiggle room. so it was a dramatic failure on the medical team and the coaching staff to start the players back in with a clear concussion. i thought they would at least hold him out and claim it was the back injury, but to play him on thursday was preposterous. and the worst case scenario happened. >> you tweeted thursday before the thursday game, sayi

>> chris, first of all, it shows i believe the bankruptcy of their overall campaign to dominate to take ukraine. their forces have been repulsed, embarrassed and defeated in the fieldtightening up again, they can't beat ukrainian military in the field. they use the -- i think the fact of the bridge being blown up over a week ago, there's a lot of flurry going on. yes, they want to get the infrastructure, and get to all the grids. this is an intimidation campaign. i don't think it's playing out. it is like the nazi blitz -- the london blitz in 1940. this will toughen ukrainian resolve. and most of all the world more and more sees just how vicious and mean spirited this invasion is. but it shows the bankruptcy of the overall russian strategy. with foreign rockets and missiles almost indiscriminately and killing a lot of civilians. no, it's failing for the russians. >> it is killing people, however. what they do to protect against it is firing into the sky before the drones reach their target. an effective way to deal with it. what does ukraine do? >> no, it's not enough. a lot of nations, including our own, are doing all we can to get more upgraded air defense system

field workers so much that he'll never turn to us. >> reporter: members of biden's own party are calling for a reevaluation of the u.s.-saudi relationship with democratic senator chris murphy tweeting "i thought the whole point of selling arms to gulf states was that when an international crisis came the gulf could choose america over russia and china." some lawmakers have called for a reduction in military sales to saudi arabia, removing u.s. forces from the area, maybe removing some of those missile defense systems that are there. as you know, saudi arabia is the biggest customer of u.s.-made military equipment. but when brian daes, who is president biden's director of the national economic council at the white house, was asked about these propositions from lawmakers earlier he said he had no announcements at this time but they would be ahe issing the system and consulting closely with congress. >>> let's discuss this with democratic congressman roe khanna of california. we all remember when president biden went to saudi arabia, despite the kingdom's rampant human rights abuses, and he even fist bumped crown prince mohammed bin salman despite mbs's responsibility

field. so one simple solution is simply to get into the business, and that's the implication of your question and i certainly would that other members of the panel on this. okay, chris. okay. thank you very much. thank you for your report. brenda. so i completely agree with the the sense of ideological contagion. its rooted in envy and resentment is colonizing factually accurately. these this areas and that that is crazy. one of the things that strikes me is that there's sort of a tragedy to this as and in that what's being lost from the actual story of james for example, and some of those values. so if i'm a fifth grade teacher or, a fifth grader who recently went to montpellier or even a tour guide at montpellier, who's not really informed, what are of those things that should be said that, haven't been said? can you guys just i know that's big question, the american founding, but could you speak to some of those? those are lost values that are not being taught. yeah. i think on this score to question to, you know, there was a slave owner's constitution on this continent. it was the confederate constitution that was explicitly written into the text of their consti

and here's why, but when we have chris w wray testifying on the hill they lack specific intelligence when we have just days after january 6th the head of the washington field office calling a press conference saying he lacks specific intelligence on that violence in the capitol, something's very wrong because we're just learning even in the last 24 hours about new material obtained from the january 6 committee from secret service that they knew. that the fbi was briefing the law enforcement community even regular briefings in the days proceeding january 6th and even every two hours the night before january 6th. so which is it? you lack specificity or you had the intelligence to do something and somehow it didn't happen. i think it's going way up the chain here even to involve political suppression of anybody who might have wanted to take further actions to secure the capitol. those are the questions that need to be answered and they need to be answered now, not waiting for the committee to release a 1,000 page report. >> do you agree, frank, with the assessment that wray is to blame for not creating a vacuum for creating a clear vision? >> i think if you w

field having the best time, that i would be sat here talking to you! conor benn has admitted he failed two voluntary drug tests in the build—up to his bout with chris eubankjunior in custody of mahsa amini, and the violent suppression of anti— government protests. he's called for an independent panel to be set up to collect evidence. iranian security forces have reportedly fired live ammunition on protesters again — this time in the kurdish city of mahaba. the situation across iran remains extremely tense 42 days after the death of mahsa amini for not covering her hair. for more perspective from a young iranian she is an iranian proestor based in glasgow. 42 days since the death of mahsa amini, how are you feeling? brute 42 days since the death of mahsa amini, how are you feeling? we have buildin: u- amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what _ amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could _ amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could come - amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could come out - amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could come out of i building up what could come out of this? w