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. >> global public policy at facebook chris kelly joins us.acebook just admitted is wrong and fix it? >> in some cases there are challenges. that's what a lot of people in the company of trying to do and they need to be empowered to say research shows challenges to misinformation. and the company will deal with this head on. a lot of research that has come out says that there are challenges to misinformation and the company needs to commit itself to address that. there are a variety of things they have done but at this point some people internally think that's not enough and they need to be empowered at this point to set the company back on solid track. >> will zuckerberg do that? >> we will see. a lot was overstated about the way the research allegedly shows there is only harm that comes from social media. a lot of good comes from it too. that is where they need to refocus the discussion and debate but needs to be done with powerful openness and engagement with the critics. todd: here is more from was a lower sophie saying, although i made th

overly concerned, but maybe we are just not -- i mean are we taking off the inflation trades, chris? >> kellynice to be with you again. i don't think so i think what you have seen over the last six months really is a delta variant-caused slowdown. so that is going to start to go away in the fourth quarter i think you will see it next week in the pmi numbers and the employment report. i think you are going to see an upsurge to the economy and to earnings growth in the fourth quarter, and we will be back to higher interest rates. but i don't think that's the end of the world i think more inflation is kind of a feature of a growing economy. so i'm okay with that. >> all right obviously the flip side is strong demand, strong gdp and that kind of thing if we get there. mark, tell me why you are sticking with big tech as you say despite the pairtive nonsense of rising yields hurting those things again, maybe we don't have to worry about that thesis anyhow >> that's right. maybe that's the reason you are seeing tech do so well today and jpmorgan lagging look, this discussion if we turn to a higher r

and that's something that we're seeing play out before the g-20 even gets underway, chris. >> kelly o'donnellorrespondent. and as somebody who worked by your side in washington for three years, so well deserved. great to see you, kelly. congratulations. thank you for that. i want to bring in david ignatius, foreign columnist and associate editor at "the washington post" and an msnbc contributor. always great to see you, david. so you've got meetings with the pope, with macron, g-20, cop-26. big trip, jam-packed for this president. but a very different environment than previous trips. a lot more attention directed at the u.s. set the scene for us, as you see it. >> i think you could give us a headline for this trip. is america back again? the theme of the president's quite successful trip to europe in june was america is back. america was participating in all the multi-lateral forums that president trump had eschewed. there was a feeling after that trip that biden was really delivering on his promise of a different foreign policy. and then came a series of real difficulties, the withdrawal fro

that's another kelly-aoke classic! with "maybe" chrisi've been a fan of yours since the beginning. that song got me through a time in high school where i was in love with someone who did not reciprocate feelings for me, so it gave me a lot of, you know, like joy and the ability to move forward and become the best version of myself so that hopefully someone else will love me someday. >> kelly: enjoyed the single! enjoyed a single. then you are with someone, you might've been with them forever and you will have the single time that was so awesome and fun. thank you, chris. we have such a fun hour ahead coming in or from "little miss sunshine" "scream queens" and "stillwater" actress and singer abigail breslin is here! then hitting the kitchen with culinary masterchef david chang and priya krishna! throwing out the recipes and relying on your instincts which is what i try to do and i'm not good at it. but they are great for it. first we have one of the greats with us, y'all, with his band nirvana and foo fighters, he laid the soundtrack for

"tightrope" is our latest kelly-aoke classic. chris requested of him. been to all the tours including both at radio city music hall for the piece by piece tour. and you and jason's live rendition of "tightrope" was my favorite moment on the set list. so i just wanted to hear it again. thank you so much. it's been on i love that you pointed out, very few songs that -- a lot of my songs i like better live, because you get a feel for them on to her after you have had them for a while. but that one changed quite a bit for on tour and i love it. i love the live version. i loved doing radio city, i got to cover barbara, it was not great, it was all right. it was not barbara. but i love being in the video and getting to cover it. but those are ponchos. i hope that you enjoyed the tour, because well, i don't know. thanks, chris. this hour is filled with so much artistic goodness coming altered she has a kick ass singer and guitarist with a grammy and oscar to her name. melissa etheridge is in the house! and she has a performance for us, we are all stoked about.

chris? >> not really, kelly i like almost all the other fang stocks apple is a great company, but it'll have earnings add in the supply chain, there are easier ways to make money the next year. >> haven't we learned the importance of vietnam? first nike getting the downgrade and now apple. >> vietnam also has barclays talking about taiwan, as well. tremendous respect for anybody who tries to disentangle the supply chain, something as complicated as apple, boiling it down to unit growth for this quarter, next quarter. it's never been clear to me that that has helped you get good exits or entries into the stock. >> true. >> i feel as if it is so tough to try and, you know, discern what's going on there in terms of what is embedded in the stock versus what we think is going to come through units apple has succeeded in becoming a little less hit driven, becoming a little less about iphone unit growth, and smoothing out the upgrade process. becoming more of a holistic, hey, 3.5% free cash flow yield that's why you buy it. don't worry about how many phones next quarter. we'll see. to me, it's been

. >> chris: retired major general kelly mccaig needs p.o.w. m.i.a. agency. back to world war ii. >> they are currently close to 82,000 that are still missing of which we believe 38,000 are recoverable. >> chris: how to determine with or not remains are recoverable or not? >> are historians will comb through records and battle information. if they are able to narrow down an area, we can send in archaeologists or anthropologists with which to conduct a field recovery. >> chris: their case files on every one of the missing and the work combines international diplomacy with csi technology. >> we will look at anthropology, we will look for dna associations, material evidence, clavicle matching, as well as stable isotope analysis. >> chris: some 15% of our nation's unknown are buried in places like the national cemetery of the pacific. in hawaii's punch bowl crater. that is where the dpa made a major discovery this year. >> a few months after arriving in korea, his unit is overwhelmed by chinese forces. as the unit leaders ordered a retreat, he said he needed to s

chris: retired major general kelly mckeague heads the defense pow mia accounting agency, charged withdentifying missing service members. dpaa teams search around the world for remains from conflicts dating back to world war ii. >> there are currently close to 82,000 that are still missing of which we believe 38,000 are recoverable. chris: how do you determine whether or not remains are recoverable or not? >> so our historians will comb through battlefield records, archival information and if they're able to narrow down an area, we can send an archeologist or anthropologist with which to conduct a field recovery. chris: there are case files on every one of the missing and the work combines international diplomacy with csi technology. >> we will look at anthropology, we will look for dna association, material evidence, clavicle matching, as well as stable isotope analysis. chris: some 15% of our nation's unknown are buried in places like the national cemetery of the pacific, in hawaii's punch bowl crater. that's where the dpaa made a major discovery this year, the remains of medal of ho

kelly is here. chief, you have the good fortune to be supported strongly. we will begin with senator kyrsten sinema. >> i appreciate the opportunity to attend today's hearing and introduced chief chris magnus, and sectional nominee. i am pleased to be joined today by my friend and colleague senator mark kelly, who will also offer introductory comments. chris magnus has been a police chief in fargo, north dakota, richmond, california, and currently my hometown of tucson, arizona. that is where i got to know him. his background as an exceptional law enforcement professional on the northern and southwestern borders has prepared him well to help cbp overcome and meet challenges at our borders. when i judge a border initiative or solution, i examine three main questions. one, will this provision help secure the border. two, will it protect our communities. three, wouldn't ensure migrants are treated fairly and humanely. i know chris magnus will have a similar approach. that is why he has my support and i hope you will have the support of this committee and the senate as well. as we all know, there have been significant problems along the border in past years. during that time, tucson has

chris, which one would you be a buyer of >> kelly, i like this call i think walmart has way under performedhe s&p since the beginning of last year. both have great managements. i wouldn't sell my target but i would pick up some walmart here. i think they're the only ones online that can come close to amazon with logistics and delivery method. >> bob, what would you add to that if we zoom out it will show walmart was a great performer in 2020, so part has been a pandemic hangover effect >> i think the call makes sense as a relative value trade. but i think there's something obvious going on here. walmart -- target is doing better than walmart because, number one, it has a much better home furnishings department in my opinion number two, i think the average consumer perceives that target is a better shopping experience. my wife, there is a walmart and a target equi distance from my house. my wife goes to target because she likes the shopping experience better. i'm not saying anything against wal-mart but i think the public perceives that and that's been a factor in them taking market share. >

kelly. however what follows is an absolute. chris aj pollock homer, chris taylor. the barrage begins to run shot. that's his first three to l. a in the fifth inning. an instant three play headed your way. this is the second one solo shot. dodgers and control 622. and it just is an add on affair for chris taylor. one man wrecking crew. there's his third lopsided l a 11 to they are in this series for sure. trailing 32. they go back to atlanta on saturday night. the san jose sharks. what a nice early start they are north of the border. it's not a canadian vacation. this isn't taking care of business trip as they are still undefeated. they were in ottawa tonight. and their captain would go to work. logan couture hadn't scored a goal yet. second period sandals a down one. nothing. britain burn shot on goal. it ends up in front and on the stick of couture. his first goal of the year. where 11 in the second period. this is worth talking about our power play situation for the sharks. that was their big bug last year. they just couldn't do it

kelly. so if somebody's threats a probably rather empty or us better from chris officer, what we'll, we'll probably do more by the end of today, is i know we've spoken today about how emotional an issue fishing can become in both countries. i want to take a step back for a moment though and, and look at, you know, how much does fishing contribute to the economies of both countries and how much of a lifeline is it for coastal communities? well, of course we're talking about thousands of jobs attends a day both in the u. k. in france. so even if this is in percentage terms, only small. if the role of damage would be done in a short periods to you know, to a certain economic sector and if this would be and then very region regionally concentrated in a, in an area that is relatively important for electoral reasons. then a small issue can actually become much more important is basically in that sense, punching above its weight. i don't think we should also. ready underestimate how fisherman, in the public eye are seen as hard working ordinary people. so if you are a petition and not just in france and y

i am pleased to be joined by my friend and colleague senator kelly who will also offer introductory comments. chris magnus has been a police chief in north dakota, richmond, california, and my hometown of tucson, arizona, and that is how i know him. his background is an exceptional professional on the north and south western borders has prepared him well to help cbp overcome and meet the challenges at our borders. when i judge a border initiative resolution, i examine three questions. will this provision help secure the border? will it protect our communities? will it ensure migrants are treated fairly and humanely? that is why i hope he will have the support of this committee and the senate. as we all know, there have been significant problems along the border in the past year. during that time, the city of tucson has been on the front lines of responding to and managing the ongoing migrant crisis. tucson city officials and ngos have teamed up with the department of homeland security to manage high numbers of asylum-seekers and other migrants arriving in arizona. this has been a successful partner

. >> shannon: pro-abortion state chris ron calling for force vasectomy tweeting saturday i will be introducing a bill inspired by president kellyr is to undergo vasectomies within six weeks of having their third child her 40th birthday whichever comes first. the so-called parity legislation is apparently in response to a recent texas law banning abortion after a fetal heart beat is detected. so how was the border search affecting nonborder states? florida argues catch and release is costing their state millions and they are now suing. the attorney general behind that case is on deck, next. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struggling with pain, with dental disease. clearchoice dental implants solved her dental issues. [ kimberly ] i feel so much better. i feel energized to go outside and play with my daughter. i can ate anything. like, i don't have to worry. clearchoice changed my life. some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take j

kelly reports. nina smallman has been highly critical of the metropolitan police response when her daughters were reported missing, but today she and her husband chrisdetective who led the murder investigation. a sign of the family�*s closeness to his team. such a vivacious shot of her daughters, but this was bibaa henry and nicole smallman in what would be the last few hours of their lives. after a picnic with friends during the first lockdown, the sisters stayed on in the park. they were celebrating a birthday together and died side—by—side. a stranger, danyal hussein, was lying in wait watching them, and he was armed with a knife. he is believed to have attacked bibaa first. he stabbed her eight times. nicole saw what he had done to her sister and put up a fight. she was stabbed 28 times. because of the initial poor police response, it was the sisters of�* friends who launched a surge and it was nicole�*s boyfriend who discovered the bodies. danyal hussein was arrested after his dna was found at the scene. he had developed a fascination with satanic ideology, and he had drawn up satanic ideology, and he had drawn up a plan to sacrifice women in a

acquisition of joining us is ceo chris metz first a word on golf we know there was an explosion during the pandemic. tell me about your play here >> the interesting thing, kellys that we are big players in golf technology with our bushnell brand we are the leaders in laser range finder technology. so looking at foresight was a natural extension for us it was a big acquisition, half a billion dollar acquisition, but you don't get many opportunities to buy a leading technology company in a space that's growing 20, 25% at super high margins. so we jumped into it it is going to be a great addition for our bushnell business if you saw the ryder cup last week you saw just about every top pro on the range using the quad system which is the leading product from foresight so really exciting acquisition for us, and really positions us as the leaders in data sec following in the golf space. >>> isn't realize although i did see that shot where it went right around the lip of the cup and then it came book out. it was brutal. i wanted to ask you about this trend. there is a netflix show, meat eater that people are following with such interest we remember when facebook's ce

chris taylor against the braves last night that helped keep the dodgers' season alive. that force as game six tomorrow in atlanta. the dodgers will have to go the rest of the way without reliever joe kellyscarborough's favorite pitcher in baseball. meanwhile, the red sox are goerg up for tonight's win or go home game six of the alcs game in houston. boston will look to draw against the astros three years ago when they won games three, four, five on the road in minute made park to get to the world seriesthan >>> now to bronx. to cleveland t browns ride a backup. quarterback case keenum threw for nearly 200 yards in a touchdown while third string running back johnson rushed for 146 yards. yes, i picked him up for my fancy team this week and he's in my lineup. the browns beat the broncos, 17-14. the timetable for the return of mayfield sun clear. he suffered a fracture in his non-throwing shoulder in addition to the torn labrum he's been playing with. >>> two house democrats have sent a five-page letter asking commissioner roger goodell to produce by november 4th, quote, all documents and communication in connection with the investigation over concerns about what appears to be widespread a

chris bosick who said we ultimately view the pandemic-related impacts as temporary and remain focused on creating value for our stakeholders over the long term. here is what is valuable and important, kellymargins. that's what powers the stock market we had historic high margins in second quarter, 13.5%. 13% earlier in the year. we are probably going to be in the 12% range. that is not bad at all considering, kelly, the average, average profit margin for the s&p has been 8% going back almost 30 years. so the profit margins have been going up, kelly, because earnings are rising faster than the revenues here. bottom line here is more revenues are going to the bottom line because corporate america is getting more efficient. they're cutting costs out. the question now is when are people going to push back against the price hikes the corporations are getting i bet you will have a problem by the second half. this is not going to keep going. people will just say, enough is enough i'm not spending this for a chocolate bar or a defense contract or whatever you are going to start getting push back soon >> i hear the same thing we appreciate it, bob pisani new data shows what is going on with the i

kelly reports. nina smallman has been highly critical of the metropolitan police�*s response when her daughters were reported missing, but today she and her husband chrismon harding, the senior met detective who led the murder investigation. a sign of the family�*s closeness to his team. such a vivacious shot of her daughters, but this was bibaa henry and nicole smallman in what would be the last few hours of their lives. after a picnic with friends during the first lockdown, the sisters stayed on in the park. they were celebrating bibaa�*s birthday together and died side—by—side. a stranger, danyal hussein, was lying in wait watching them, and he was armed with a knife. he�*s believed to have attacked bibaa first. he stabbed her eight times. nicole saw what he had done to her sister and put up a fight. she was stabbed 28 times. because of the initial poor police response, it was the sisters�* friends who launched a search and it was nicole�*s boyfriend who discovered the bodies. danyal hussein was arrested after his dna was found at the scene. he had developed a fascination with satanic ideology, and he had drawn up a plan to sacrifice women in a note

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chris taylor against the braves last night. the 11-2 victory for l.a. now forces a game six tomorrow back in atlanta. the dodgers likely will have to go the rest of the way without joe kelly championship houston, boston trails there, 3-2. sam stein and mike barnicle , i don't know if you have shared this, there is a sense of calm. let's go to houston and see what happens. >> i was talking to lemire about this. i am not nervous at all. we have accepted this faith. to get to this point was remarkable in its own right and beat the dreaded yankees was an achievement. a win against the race was five different cherries on top of that. no, not nervous, i feel good about what we have accomplished. i know you can't say the same. >> thank you for bringing that up. they talk themselves down so when they win they come back. all they have to do is win two game in a row then it becomes this great achievement. >> this is just us trying to cope with our own insecurinsecu okay? >> only you stand between the houston astros and the world series, you know what has to be done. the nba is speaking out against the chinese government harsh rules to say the least over tibet. >> i am speaking out