chris lee resigns. he resigns from the same seat that tom reynolds had retired from after he and his office got caught up in the mark foley child sex predator scandal. they go from reynolds, they get chris lee. chris lee is only a short time. then they get a special election to fill chris lee's now vacant seat. and again that was a same republican district in new york. but after those couple of skabdles and those couple of guys voters in that new york district in that special election decided to change course and they decided they would choose a woman to represent that district and they would choose a democratic woman to represent that district, the first democrat elected to that seat in like 40 years. and her name was kathy hochul. the same kathy hochul who two weeks from today will take the oath to become the first woman governor of the great state of new york. and how kathy hochul got to this point in her career turns out to be a path paved with just an astonishing number of men behaving aastonishly

in the next summer around, 2000, eight he endorsed a new republican to take a seat, a guy named chris lee. chris really seemed like a real up and comer in the republican party, he ended up winning the time reynolds seat by a huge margin. -- margin. this is a great republican district. he was an anti-gay, anti-proportion republican, a married, family values kind of guy who really campaigned on that as one of the reasons he should be in congress. he voted against the appeal of don't ask don't tell, gay people in the military, fair pay act, even though christy was this up incoming conservative republican from a totally safe republican seat in new york, his time in congress ended up being short lived. just a month into his second term in congress, chris lee abruptly resigned after this photo of him surfaced. oh. what are you doing with your hand? in terms out family then was women for sex on craigslist. yes, craigslist. oh hence the shirtless flex each photo which was apparently part of the whole process. that comes out, chris lee resigns, he resigned from the same seat that tom reynolds had

because of course, because the music but i can chris lee the most detrimental aspect, which isn't how it will have a chilling effect from civil society in the middle east. because people are worried about being watched. they'll behave in a way that the same with them actually being watched and discouraged, janice, actors, etc, from being critical if they're a gene and doing journalism to, to nicea now, which has been in political turmoil ever since. the president declared a state of emergency there. what critics are calling a flo. phillips has been tracking the impact on the news media, including this network al jazeera. it started last sunday, richard when the president came said fire the prime minister unsuspended parliament . after weeks of protests over the government handling of the economy, and cobit 19 the next day plainclothes offices entered algae. there is bureau and tunis without warrants or did everybody out on confiscates at the keys. so the office has been shut down. but i'm just here with reporters, have continue to cover the story, going live from the country journalis

. >> chris lee is one of many parents who wants to keep their kids home. parents gathered this afternoon outside sfusd to share their concerns. while they originally planned to cap it for 50 students, it has decided to submit all -- families who submit applications by the fall deadline. parent's likely want any families who did not apply in time. >> we would like it to be open to every kid who wants to stay at home. >> brendan greene, director of the racial economic justice program of dac you of northern california says the pandemic has disproportionately impacted some communities more than others. >> there might have been parents who felt more comfortable a couple of weeks coal -- weeks ago who are not. by day seven or day 10, they might not. there needs to be built in flexibility. >> school districts and families transitioning to online learning a mess of that has not let up. >> the first day of classes went off without a hitch in san ramon valley, where some parents have publicly protested the district's mass requirement. everyone we saw at iron horse h

reporter: chris lee is one of many parents who wants to keep their kids home. parents gathered to share their concerns. sfusd said while that originally planned to cap the online learning program to 450 students , it has now decided to admit all 657 families who submitted applications by the deadline. parents want them to admit additional families who did not apply in time. >> we would like it to be open to every kid. reporter: brandon green is the director of the racial and economic justice program at the aclu of northern california. he says the pandemic has impacted some communities more than others. >> there are parents who may have felt comfortable a few weeks ago who now don't. there may be parents who would feel comfortable sending their parents back on day one, but by day 10 may not. there needs to be flexibility. reporter: school districts and families navigating the return to end person learning during a pandemic that has not let up. ama: bay area, you can see how cases have gone up and down. the winter surge was the worst but our current summer search

outfits for everyone from gene autry to the famous elvis presley know that by the way, when in town, chris leeh jam with country music performers at the palomino club considered country music's most important west coast club. >> now long gone. >> the original palomino sign from north hollywood. is extremely important. it's a part of country western music history. mean, that's where the white oak and that a star linda ronstadt. but then you can go all the way back to the flying burrito, brothers elvis presley make an appearance there. johnny cash making is a pattern that can go on and on and to have that signed the original actually we have all of the signs we have one of them on display, which is the big neon sign. so if this is this is important history. the mustang liquor sign is kind of like a landmark for people from the valley because it went up in the 60's. the. brothers that open the liquor store mustang liquor loved mustang so much. and it was the boom of that car and its debut that they made the sign. you know, and resemblance of the ford mustang sign and all these years, the gallopin

chris: inventions aside, she lee minded us she is still a kid. >> it uses the protein expression fromringing] >> the phone decided to go off. chris: that seems like a 15-year-old there. >> yeah, that's a 15-year-old thing. good morning, everyone. chris: she is also helping other young people become innovators. >> so excited to be with you guys. chris: running workshops for tens of thousands of students. >> that's what makes me so excited, knowing that i am playing a part in a global movement and i am playing a part towards making global change. chris: and when she's not changing the world, she makes time for hobbies. at age 15 you can't drive but you can do what? >> i can fly a plane. chris: whether in a plane or a lab, she is flying high. if you can do all of this in your first 15 years on earth, what do you think you're going to be able to accomplish over the next 60 years? >> i think i'm just going to try and see what the world brings me and continue making a positive difference with whatever i'm doing. brett: she's impressive. her next project, exploring how we can prevent future

at the same type new york republican congressman candidate for governor lee is eldon claims chris cuomo'skward. so many bad looks, so little time but here to break it down this fox news contributor and media reporter for the hill, joe concho. quickly on this thing from de blasio in patterson, i don't trust cuomo as far as i could throw them i have a very dim and cynical view of him. what is the theory about what is going to do and 12 days un- resigned? i am still confused. >> with your bad knee you should not throw anybody. he said quote harrison buehler. a spokesperson playing the delay was to ensure an orderly transition at this critical time where key decisions still remain on covid-19, the delta variant and other significant challenges facing the state. , was stripped of his executive power uncovered six months ago. can people ever stop lying? was it written this particular statement by cuomo's top advisor chris cuomo? is he telling him to go down this route? >> by the way chris cuomo's on a paid vacation right never quit let's talk about chris and cnn. i am trying to figure out how t

lee. she was on with chris hayes' show last night. >> i knew then that it could spiral out of control and that if we didn't think through the impact and the implications -- and i've been thinking about this this week because now, i'm terrified, and i'm really so worried. and like everyone, concerned and working every hour to try to figure out how we make sure that no more lives are taken, that afghans are transported out and evacuated. >> i think the analogy isn't perfect. this isn't vietnam. but a statement was made, it's our responsibility and moral obligation as american who's have dedicated 20 years of effort and $1 trillion to do all we can. talk about the logistics of how you do that. donald trump signed a deal with the taliban that relaxed sanctions, or at least promised to, released prisoners. biden didn't substantially alter that deal. do you think this should be a combination of sanctions on one side, and also logistically, how do we get rid of the paperwork backlog that's keeping so many afghans from being able to get out? >> yes, joy. there are a lot of questions there. >> yes

so they brought in lee corso and chris fowler and they started the music and i couldn't believe that w what i said. when i left, i got back into a car at the airport and just happened in the blink of an eye, i was like i blew that, i guess i ruined that opportunity. and then they called my agent if you want to call him that, really a friend of mine, and he called me and said two months later, hey, are you sitting down. they are going to hire you. they want to hire you for college gameday. and so i was just -- it was a game changing phone call and i've been doing it now this is my 26th year this year on college gameday. >> really quickly, we could talk to you for hours, but really quickly, i'm just curious, i grew up an alabama fan. and obviously saban every year he's at the top. i mean even bid wilkinson and bear bryant, where every year -- this is almost reaching wooden type proportions. i'm just curious, do you have any insight into how he does this every year? >> i've been very fortunate, coach saban either allows you in his inner circle or you are out side. and for whatever reason

lee, thank you tonight. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks for joining us this hour. this is one of those news days where i spent the whole day prepping for a completely different show than the one we're going to end up doing tonight. a lot of just tearing stuff up and starting over today, which is fine. but there's just a lot of important developing news, including news stories that are developing over the course of this evening. and we are going to cover a lot of different bases tonight. we are, of course, keeping eyes on afghanistan and what is turning out to be just a massive, massive unprecedent in size u.s.

lee, thank you tonight. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks for joining us this hour. this is one of those news days where i spent the whole day prepping for a completely different show than the one we're going to end up doing tonight. a lot of just tearing stuff up and starting over today, which is fine. but there's just a lot of important developing news, including news stories that are developing over the course of this evening. and we are going to cover a lot of different bases tonight. we are, of course, keeping eyes on afghanistan and what is turning out to be just a massive, massive unprecedent in size u.s. military airlift out of that country. in recent days we have watched as the number of people being airlifted out of kabul climb from a few hundred per day to 2,000 per day to 5,000 per day to 11,000 per day. today the pentagon says they airlifted 19,000 people out in the last 24 hours, which is just an astonishing number. that's one big u.s. military cargo plane full of people every 39 m

lee. tonight's lineup -- tonight on fast, the biggest bull on wall street says let the good times roll wells fargo's chris harvey sees another 8% upside for stocks by year end he'll tell us when we'll get there and when he see it the record rally running out of steam. plus, the rally surging. we'll break down how the traders are playing this move and we're all over the after hours action. shares of toll brothers and nordstrom. we'll dive into those quarters straight ahead but we start off with a massive rib in chinese tech. soaring more than 11%. it is now up more than 14% already this week. look at the gains today. in names like pinduoduo, jd.com. but are worries about china's regulatory crackdown behind us or is this just a giant head fake for the sector? is there an emerging market specialist in the house? yes, there is in tim what do you say? >> there's a few factors, but you had some macros, support economic policy with monetary policy a couple of interesting dynamics, the change has opened up a shares futures to western investors. so the ability to access the local markets through the futures market

lee. tonight's lineup -- tonight on fast, the biggest bull on wall street says let the good times roll wells fargo's christher 8% upside for stocks by year end he'll tell us when we'll get there and when he see it the record rally running out of steam. plus, the rally surging. we'll break down how the traders are playing this move and we're all over the after hours action. shares of toll brothers an

chris: starting from the assumption that my job is to make people money, internet advertising, when you think it is a nice model, that is like calling katie k a decent swimmer. as katie leeuck-hee -- calling katie ledecky a decent swimmer. youtube will have more revenue next year than netflix, and they don't have to pay for their content. this internet ads advertising things is much stronger than most people think. jonathan: youtube will have more revenue than netflix, and they don't have to pay for the content. that's unreal. >> that's absolutely right. jonathan: chris grisanti, mai capital management ceo. tom: my simplistic analysis is google catches up with the rest. it really had a big 2020. who knows what they're 2022 will look like. dan ives and we talk, and a lot of people say it will continue to go forward with a ton of free cash flow. jonathan: would you come up with 56% year to date. lisa: no, it also points to the bifurcation within the faang names. chris was pointing to netflix as being the loser in this case when it comes to the comp with google. if you take a look, one of the worst performers on the year because of some concerns there, the difference betwee

lee mcintyre won the women's 470 class. their victory takes the overall gold tally for great britain to 14. 3secs)hannah mills' parents, chris there have also been two medals in the boxing for team gb. ben whittaker won a silver in the light heavyweight division while frazer clarke took bronze in the super heavyweight this was a reaction when they won gold. lovely to see the celebrations there as they took gold. two medals as well in the boxing for team gb. ben whittaker won a silver in the light heavyweight division while frazer clarke took bronze in the super heavyweight competition. in the women's hockey, defending champions team gb were beaten 5—1 by the netherlands in the semi—final. and greece have withdrawn from the tokyo 0lympics artistic swimming competitions after five members of the team tested positive for coronavirus. seven others have been designated as close contacts. a very busy day here. lots of records being broken. what about the skateboarders? i think their combined ages might even come to be younger than you and i. it makes me feel very old indeed, lucy. lucy with the very latest from tokyo. the governme

lee zeldin, thank you for being on the shelter -- show. stuart: fox news got an exclusive caught up with cnn host chris cuomo.ag harbor unquote a long planned vacation. here's what happened next. roll tape. >> did you advise him to step down? are you continuing to advise him? do you think that's an ethical conflict? >> i think you have a job to do and i'm letting you do it. >> thank you, sir. stuart: there are growing calls for chris cuomo to resign from cnn. ad lib. futures, that's what the script says. of 130 points for the dow jones, nasdaq about 58, kind of a favorable consumer price story this morning and that's why stocks are up. we will be back. ♪♪ that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay no interest for 72 months plus current eligible buick owners get $500 purchase allowance on most 2021 bu