coes and i want to focus on rural transit. i am sure of the transit subcommittee and i represent a state with large communities, many communities of rural places and small towns. mostly when talk about transit as my good friend from maryland, we think about what goes on in big cities, buses and trains. there is an incredibly important network of rural transit agencies across the country including minnesota. we also know that the bipartisan infrastructure law put significant new resources into rural trans bit -- transit and supported bus programs that benefited robing agencies. minnesota has received two of these grants from the fda. one for smart based in austin minnesota to build two new transit facilities and one for friendly rider transit to buy propane buses and install the fueling infrastructure that they need. i think one of the best things about the bipartisan infrastructure and jobs act is that it is lifting up all of these communities including rural communities that often have many people who rely on transit to get a

coe is one of seven people under consideration to succeed thomas bach — who will step down next year.ears. the election will take place in march next year. there were a couple of shock results in week two of the nfl — including alvin kamara scoring four touchdowns for the new orleans saints as they beat the dallas cowboys 44—19 in theirfirst home game of the season. and kansas city chiefs' harrison butker kicked a field goal from 51 yards as time ran out, to clinch a remarkable win for the defending champions over cincinnati bengals, 26—25. among those celebrating was taylor swift, whose boyfiend, travis kelce, plays for the chiefs. billy monger�*s life changed seven years ago when he had both his legs amputated following a crash. the former racing driver is now trying to break the record for the fastest double amputee to complete the annual ironman world championship. he's doing it for charity and stepped up his preparations at an ironman event in weymouth at the weekend. juliette parkin reports. he applause. taking the plunge, headfirst into a real test of how real training had gone

he head of world athletics — lord coe has been named as one of the confirmed candidates to become the international olympic committee. coe is one of seven potential people to be considered to succeed thomas bach — who will step down next year. the british two—time olympic middle distance champion is up against the likes ofjuan antonio samaranch junior — who's father was the ioc president for 21 years. the elections will take place in march next year. england's all—time leading test wicket—takerjames anderson is a surprise target for major league cricket. bbc sport understands senior figures with at least one team's interest sparked by anderson's comments about a return to white—ball cricket. the unnamed franchise is to explore whether the 42—year—old would be interested in playing in the third edition of the t20 tournament in the us next year. switzerland's alinghi red bull racing beat britain's ineos britannia and united states' the swiss team just managing to beat the 45 minute race to take the point. and also when the tide for them in the other semi they will have a job on the hand

the head of world athletics — lord coe has been named as one of the confirmed candidates to become the international olympic committee. coe is one of seven potential people to be considered to succeed thomas bach — who will step down next year. the british two—time olympic middle distance champion is up against the likes ofjuan antonio samaranchjunior — who's father was the ioc president for 21 years. the elections will take place in march next year. england's all—time leading test wicket—takerjames anderson is a surprise target for major league cricket. bbc sport understands senior figures with at least one team have had their interest pricked by anderson's comments about a return to white—ball cricket. the unnamed franchise is to explore whether the 42—year—old would be interested in playing in the third edition of the t20 tournament in the us next year. interesting development if it does happen, that's all the support from us for now, we'll have more later on. back now to huw edwards, who was one of the most trusted and recognisable faces on british television, but has now been give

lord coe says the "sport has lost a talented athlete in the most tragic and unthinkable circumstances of uganda's olympic committee called it a "cowardly and senseless act that has led to the loss of a great athlete. her legacy, he added, will continue to endure". celestine karoney reports. doctors treating rebecca cheptegei, the 33—year—old ugandan runner have said that she passed on. they told local media that she has passed on after she suffered organ failure as after she suffered organ failure as a result of suffering extensive burns and sunday's attack. now, you know, that attack was a a very shocking incident. they say that rebecca cheptegei was attacked when she returned home from church with her two children. her alleged attacker is supposedly an estranged boyfriend. he doused petrol on her, set her on fire and he too suffered burns. police say that he is also in hospital recovering in the intensive care unit. now, police in that area, which is really on the border of kenya and uganda, say that the two had been in contact over a piece of land, and it was a matter that was in f

world athletics president sebastian coe said, "our sport has lost a talented athlete". adding...or paralympics gb in paris. dan pembroke smashed the world record twice as he retained his f13 javelin title. pembroke set a new record with a throw of 71.15m — but then threw 74.a9m to move almost five metres into the lead, and become a double gold medalist. in the pool, becky redfern made it third time lucky with gold in the sb13100m breaststroke final. redfern, who is visually impaired, had finished second in the event at the past two paralympics but is the current world champion. the 24—year—old turned well ahead of her rivals and controlled her pace to win in one minute 16.02 seconds. alice tai has picked up her second gold, and herfourth medal of the games. she recovered from a bad start in the women's s8 50m freestyle, to take the lead in the final ten metres, and then held on to win by half a body length. the youngest member of the paralympics gb team — 13—year—old iona winnifrith — has picked up a silver. the teenager was just a few seconds behind gold medalist, mariia pavlova

world athletics president sebastian coe said he has been in touch with council members in africa to assessafeguarding policies might be enhanced to include abuse outside of the sport.police in the uganda say an investigation into cheptegai's death is under way. let's head to france now, and the medals continue to come the way of paralymics gb in paris. olivia broom is a bronze medallist again in the powerlifting. having won bronze last time out in tokyo in the under 50 kilograms event, broome did so once more to claim britain's 77th medal of the games and clara fuentes mona—sterio broke the paralympic record to win venezuela's first powerlifting gold. and there was a second bronze medal for britian�*s 14—year—old tennis star bly twomey. the teenager — who is ranked 4th in the world — had already picked up a medal in the doubles alongside team—mate fliss pickard earlier in the week but has now secured another in the women's singles. it's the international break and the nations league returns across europe this week. scotland face poland this evening at hampden park. their captain andy rober

. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization.ecovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for consumers. no matter where you view the line, you should be engaged with the issue of food waste. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> access edible food that we have throughout our lunch program in our center, i go ahead and collect it and i'll c

coe, who has headed the international athletics federation for almost 10 years, has experience and statusfavor here. he always made it clear that if such an opportunity presented itself, i would seriously consider it. now that such an opportunity has arisen, i need to think about it. but there are also inconsistencies in this scenario, according to the charter, the new president must be a member of the could at the time of the election for the entire duration of his term. sebastian couge, the maximum term of membership in the ioc ends in 27. another candidate, juan antonio zamoranch, jr., does not fit into the age limit. the fact that zamoranch, jr. is nominated, it seems to me that the position of president of the international olympic committee is not the right position. that she is 41 years old on merit, considering that she is a two-time olympic champion, but she has little chance, since kou is on the list, then the decision can be said to have been made. in january of next year, in a closed session. all candidates will present their programs to the members of the ioc switzerland and

. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization.ecovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for consumers. no matter where you view the line, you should be engaged with the issue of food waste. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> access edible food that we have throughout our lunch program in our center, i go ahead and collect it and i'll c

the chief commander of the islamic revolution gas coe has condemned the israeli terrorist attacks inlebanon, warning of a crushing response from the resistance front. major general hussein salami said the resistance's devastating retaliation will soon lead to the complete destruction of the criminal regime. salami made the remarks in a letter to the hezballah leader sayid hasan nasrullah. the irgc chief said the lebanon terror attacks were the result of desperation and successive failures of the israeli. salami said israel is committing crimes in civilian areas to delay is death as he has failed on the battlefield, and this is the regime's big new defeat. he noted that israel has not achieved any of his so-called goals in the gaza strip and has been beseed by the resistances operations which have shaken his foundations. salami also expressed solidarity with the families of the victims of israel's terror attacks in lebanon. israel's air and artillery strikes continue to pound gaza, taking the lives of more innocent palestinians, most of them women and children. in one of the latest st

christopher coes. previously confirmed by the senate secretary for transportation policy work for many years advocating for safe and reliable transportation. your input, mr. michael knisley served as executive secretary treasury estate since 2018. prior to his current leadership role he served as president of the ohio building and construction trades council. oversees the day-to-day operations of the state council and supports 14 individual councils comprised of 137 trade unions. and some 100,000 members. i like to welcome mr. michael knisley's family members visiting from ohio. his wife kathy from lima.'s sister-in-law and brother-in-law jennifer and brad from columbus and nephews griffin and grayson. great to have all of you here, first time you've come to a hearing so welcome. i look for to hearing about the new jobs you are seeing and learning how we are bringing more workers. i would add that interestingly i almost certain i will see mike at the groundbreaking for the bridge. it was announced by s

announced that he would not seek re-election, the main favorite for his place names the sixty-year-old coeaded the international. athletics for almost 10 years, he is known for his tough anti-russian stance. the list of contenders for the post also includes the prince of jordan hussein ibn abdullah and a representative of zimbabwe, kirsty coventry, who held the post of minister of sports in her homeland and was one of the few who advocated for the admission of russian athletes to international competitions. serbian judaist nimanja majdov was disqualified for 5 months for demonstrating religious gesture. the athlete reported this on his social networks. maidov wrote the following: 15 days ago, i received a decision from the international federation to disqualify me because i crossed myself when entering a fight at the olympics. i was banned from participating in all tournaments and training camps. i am sorry that such a beautiful and difficult sport has fallen to such things. it is worth noting that after losing the aforementioned fight at the paris olympics, 28-year-old maidov publicly acc

before coming to congress, congressman buche on was a surgeon and he joined kathleen coe, contributing editor of the hill, to start today's program. thank you. >> good morning. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. and thank you, congressman. >> i always tell people call me doctor, not congressman. because doctors are a lot more popular than congressman. what do i say. >> so how frustrating is it as a medical professional to see where we are right now with these drug shortages? and i can't imagine the stories that you must be hearing right now from friends and even family . your wife is an anesthesiologist. >> it is a very frustrating problem for the patients, of course. so for example when we had a manufacturing facility shut down in indiana which is a chemotherapeutic agent, i had an oncology friend back in indiana call me and say, larry, you need to come talk to me because i'm actively having to ration carbon platinum for my patients who are getting chemo as we speak because they were short on the drugged. so i hear first-hand from positions. than my wife is an anesthesiologist. she

the main favorite to replace him is called sixty-year-old sebastian coe, who has headed the internationalion for almost 10 years. he is known for his tough anti-russian position. the list there are also contenders for the post. international federation about the disqualification because i crossed myself when entering a fight at the olympics. i was banned from participating in all tournaments and training camps. it's a shame that such a beautiful and difficult sport has fallen to such things. it's worth noting that twenty-eight-year-old maidov, after losing the aforementioned fight at the paris olympics, accused the judge of bias and called olympic values ​​garbage. these are the most notable news in the sports world at this moment. all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company with the support of the ministry of digital development, communications and mass media of the russian federation, the administration of the governor of the perm territory invite television and radio journalists, directors, correspondents of newspapers and online publications to take part in the twenty-

world athletics president sebastian coe said "our sport has lost a talented athlete. adding...continue to stack up for paralymics gb in paris. in the last hour, 13—year—old iona winnifrith — the youngest member of the paralympicsgb team out in france — hasjust won a silver in the pool. the teenager was just a few seconds behind gold medallist, mariia pavlova who finished with a world record time. winnifrith battled hard to take second place in the sb7 100m breaststroke. olivia broom is a bronze medallist again in the para powerlifting. having won bronze last time out in tokyo in the under 50 kilograms event — broome did the same again to take britain's 77th medal of the games. meanwhile, clara fuentes mona—sterio broke the paralympic record to win venezuela's first para powerlifting gold. and there was a second bronze medal for britian�*s 14—year—old tennis star bly twomey. the teenager — who is ranked fourth in the world — had already picked up a medal in the doubles alongside team—mate fliss pickard earlier in the week, but has now won another in the women's singles. anna nic

one of these includes equipping the native fire crew at henry w coe state park in santa clara county. the funding for these projects comes from the governor's multi-billion dollar california climate commitment. >> a friendly football rivalry is being renewed this weekend. castlemont high school in oakland will play. dorsey high from los angeles tomorrow. as ktvu jesse geary shows us, the matchup is about so much more than the game on the field friday morning. >> sees two football teams ready to tear each other apart on the gridiron, instead posing for pictures side by side. >> coming from oakland, we are inner city schools, so, you know, we don't really a lot of times have opportunities to go outside of our regular norm. >> this augmented norm sees the knights of castlemont high school hosting what organizers hope are lifelong friends from dorsey high school in los angeles. >> it's more than football. this is more about providing an opportunity for the younger generation to see that they can also be successful. >> oakland athletic league commissioner frankie navarro hatched the idea o

world athletics president sebastian coe said, "our sport has lost a talented athlete." adding...me the way of paralymics gb in paris. olivia broom is a bronze medallist again in the powerlifting. having won bronze last time out in tokyo in the under 50 kilograms event, broom did so once more to claim britain's 77th medal of the games abd clara fuentes monasterio broke the paralympic record to win venezuela's first powerlifting gold. and that's all the sport for now, but you can continue to follow all of the action from day eight of the paralympics in paris on the bbc sport website. thanks so much. the fbi says a teenager accused of killing four people at his high school in georgia was interviewed last year by police about anonymous online threats. at the time, local schools had reportedly been told to continue monitoring him. four people were killed in the incident — two iii—year old pupils and two teachers. nine others were taken to hospital. the boy, named as colt gray, was arrested on campus and will be prosecuted as an adult. people held a vigil following the shootings. stude

the head of world athletics lord coe has been named as one of the confirmed candidates to become theh, who will step down next year. coe, a two—time olympic champion, is up against the likes ofjuan antonio samaranchjunior, whose father was the ioc president for 21 years. the election will take place in march next year. and he may not have been available for arsenal in their north london derby win at the weekend but there was no stopping england midfielder declan rice at the emirates stadium yesterday. in one of the more unexpected casting moments fashion week this is rice making his catwalk debut. the head of world athletics lord coe has been named as one of the confirmed candidates to become the next president of the international olympic committee. he's one of seven people under consideration to succeed thomas bach, who will step down next year. coe, a two—time olympic champion, is up against the likes ofjuan antonio samaranchjunior, whose father was the ioc president for 21 years. and he may not have been available for arsenal in their north london derby win at the weekend but the

world athletics president sebastian coe said "our sport has lost a talented athlete."is the current world champion. the 24—year—old turned well ahead of her rivals and controlled her pace to win in one minute 16.02 seconds. alice tai has picked up her second gold, and herfourth medal of the games. she recovered from a bad start in the women's s8 50m freestyle, to take the lead in the final 10 metres, and then held on to win by half a body length. one of athletics great rivalries was re—kindled at the diamond league event in zurich, asjosh kerr and jakob ingerbritsen went head to head in the men's 1500 metres, but the pre race hype failed to deliver on the track. it was american 0lympic bronze medallist yared naguse who timed his attack perfectly to stay in front of ingerbritsen, taking the win in three minutes, 29.21sec. olympic champion cole hockerfinished third, with kerr back in fifth. 0lympic1500—metre bronze medallist georgia bell finished second in the 800 metres. it was the kenyan mary moraa who showed her strength in the home straight to comfortably take the wi

or is it help nfl bringing the coe system along? and i think they have to show the consumers being harmed. if they can't then they don't have a case. paul: what does this mean in the snorm has nvidia's stock peaked? >> i don't think it's peaked. we see it up 118% for the year. bottom line is we are normalizing and that's important. the nvidia d.o.j. subpoena is part of this but there was a macrocorrection going on during the day. a weak number, u.s. johns friday looks like a big worry. this map will set up a correction. we've got election as an issue in the background. with the show going on in taipei, feefers chinese invasion thrown out there to add to the mix. this bottom line, the a.i. market is in a completely different era. the internet was open. decentralized. lots of players. and cheaper. a.i. is different. it's closed. it's centralized. only a few will win. that's nvidia and it's a little more expensive for everybody. that's the difference most people haven't grokked yet. >> what's your price target on nvidia? i think it's i

then in the 3rd quarter, ryan coe from 51 yards for the lead. it's good. but he also missed a couple of field goals that were costly. call-up, 9, 7, 4 same score in the 4th seminole's with a 3rd in at the cow. 36 and we all away its jake high douglas with a perfect pass for the touchdown. florida state jumps back in front 14 to 9. last chance for cal. they've got time. 3rd and 14 fernando mendoza finds no one to throw chisel. take it himself. 26 yards before you slide safely onto the turf. first down cal later in the drive. 4th and 13 mendoza. this time finding jack injuries just gets the first down and the drive continues. but cows offense couldn't find the end zone all night. 5 red-zone trips. they came up with just 3 field goals. here's 4th and 16. this time mendoza get sacked. there's suffer their first loss of the season. final score, 14 to 9. we knew it was unlikely that george kittle is gonna be able to play tomorrow against the rams. now the forty-niners have officially ruled their star tight end out. he'll miss thursday and friday's practices with

kevin coe explains >>>this truck is spraying pesticides around san jose's willow glen neighborhood thel is to kill mosquitoes infected with west nile virus but for residents like louise martin and kim kelly, the disease isn't the concern. i've been bitten by mosquitoes my whole life and i'll probably be bitten again, and i'm just not worried about it. kind of on the fence, do i? am i more concerned about west nile virus or about the spraying? both are wary about the pesticide sprayed by santa clara county, something they and their neighbors were notified about from this flier says that it's safe and it's, you know, not harmful to humans. but then at the same time says to close your windows. so a little a little concerning, a little contradictory. i'd say we took those concerns to santa clara county's vector control district which is in charge of mosquito control. the temperature exactly is good for the mosquito. doctor nader zahiri is the district manager of the agency that breeds, studies and tracks mosquitoes and the diseases they carry. she says the pesticide sprayed into neighborho

supply chain by grinding to a halt activity at ports up and down the east coast and the gulf of members coede new york, new jersey and houston. and the timing could not be worse for this. this, of course, is the very moment of the year when retailers across the nation expect deliveries of key imports of their holiday envin story -- inventory. lydia hu is standing by with the latest on the potential strike. lydia, what is the union asking for, what is the latest on bargaining talks? >> reporter: well, liz, the latest on bargaining talks is that they are at a standstill. you know, the two sides have not met recently, and there are no future dates on the calendar right now before the expiration of the contract on september 30th, so hope is fading fast that a strike can be avoided. there are really two major sticking points when we think about the issues. one is automation. and i want to show you what i'm talking about here. you can take a look at the port just behind me. you probably see a couple of the ships that are at port with the massive containers that are stacked all on top of hem, and

as the noted rater for this -- moderator for this panel the majority staff director, jennifer proher coeromero monaco. jennifer will be serving as the interlocutor for the panel and introduce ourin distinguished guest. i do want to acknowledge that for those of you who are looking at the program, we had intended to have elizabeth hidalgo reese. she was very excited, and we we heard from her just the other day that she had experienced a medical emergency and is unable to travel. and so we wish her all a speedy recovery, and we will find a way to share her or scholarship in this work in another way. we may have a webinar with her, so stay tuned to the see how we're going to get that piece. but the gives us an opportunity to hear even a little bit more from john echohawk which will be extra special. let me tell you about our moderator, jennifer romero monaco. she previously served as a senior adviser for native hawaiianii affair ifs at the united states' department of interior. she's been a house staffer and a lawyer. she's an alum of princeton university and the american university college

know, sebastian coe, lord coe came out very clearly over a year ago and said, no, if you're not bornathletics. the world the paralympics association is going a different route, but i think there are two problems. i think it's a problem of the, the organisers, the people who make the rules. and i think we also can't excuse the individual athletes because they know their own sex and they know that they're taking advantage of rules that are unfair on women. so i'm afraid i don't think petrillo gets off the hook here. >> and what would you like to see happen? i mean, of course, sports has a terrible wrestle with inclusivity and respecting of trans athletes, but what do you think that this athlete can simply be taking a medal off a biological woman? therefore they shouldn't be allowed to compete ? shouldn't be allowed to compete? >> i think that's exactly right. he is taking potentially taking an athlete a medal away from a woman. he's certainly taking a place at the paralympic games away from a woman. and that is, you know, the pinnacle of achievement for that tiny number of people who g

kevin coe explains. >> reporter: this truck is spraying pesticides around the willow glen neighborhood. the goal is to kill mosquitoes infected with west nile virus. but, for residents like luis martin and kim kelly, the disease isn't the concern. >> i have been bitten by mosquitoes my whole life and i will probably be picking again and i'm just not worried about it. >> kind of on the fence, and my more concerned about west nile virus or about the spraying? >> reporter: both are worried about the pesticide sprayed by santa clara county, something they, and their neighbors, were notified about from this fire. >> it since it is safe and not harmful to humans. at the same time, it says to close your windows. a little concerning. a little country gary, i would say. >> reporter: we took those concerns to santa clara county vector control district, which is in charge of mosquito control. >> the temperature exactly is good for the mosquito. >> reporter: the district manager of the agency, dr. zahiri spoke to us. she says the pesticides sprayed into neighborhoods is epa approved and safe. >> w

let's bring in adam coe basis. let's start with this, the s&p 500, you're bullish on it right now.ad a relatively low target. have use risen your target? >> yeah. so it's the -- i feel like every time i'm on this show i just keep raising my target all year, but it's kind of been our thesis. [laughter] just don't fight the trend. it's been incredibly strong market. we've had two corrections now of, you know, 10 percent if or more in the s&p 500 in 2024 alone, both of which were bought within a matter of days if not weeks, and this week we saw our 41st all-teem high in the s&p 500 -- all-time high. so actually right before the fed meeting we update our analysis for our subscribers and raised our target to 5850 on the s&p 500. and i think into year end, i mean, we're going into q4 now, you have earning, the fed meeting, you have the election, but in the background you have a market that's incredibly excited about the prospect of another 50 basis point cuts -- cut, and i think that's going to keep being the narrative leading to all dips being bought here, so we're still bullish regardl

presidential historian alexis coe joins me now from ryan back new book, new york.much for joining us. alexis this second apparent attempt is it unprecedented? >> it's not unprecedented president ford, phase two assassination attempts 17 days apart. we have seen other repeated attempts. of course, we don't know about all of them. we only know about the ones that got close what do you think marks what this out. i mean, they they feel linked. we don't know if they have similar motors which don't know the motive is about either of them at the moment, do we but what do you think is notable about these two? attempts i think the same thing that links these assassination attempts has been the heart of this election, which is whether or not our democracy can indoor. we have political violence being a problem there sort of three factors that destroy a democracy violence against voters, and organizers. >> sustained violence against political leaders and ethnic violence groups who are targeted. we see time and time again. i want to say this very carefully, but we do see connec

meanwhile, adam coe basis is the buyer of nvidia. what he says the naysayers are missing. and wait until you hear how much economic carnage young adult americans are enduring at the very moment. he's about to face off with elizabeth warren from massachusetts' senate seat, john deaton the on why he says common sense will save his state and this country. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: wow, that was fast. you know the old fear and greed index, it's cute, right? i like to use it a lot, but we're back all of a sudden. we went back into the neutral area which is kind of crazy because just one week ago we were deep in the green, right? we were starting the feel like, uh-oh, here we go again, time to make a whole lot of money. there's a lot of concerns out there right now for investors and also about the economy. yesterday the beige book was out, and here's what's interesting about it because the fed is loathe to really ever talk about how things are moving, particularly negatively. but this was the key line here. so declining activity the rose from 5 in

world athletics president sebastian coe said, "our sport has lost a talented athlete", adding...s continue to stack up for paralympics gb in paris. becky redfern made it third time lucky with gold in the sbi3 100m breaststroke final. redfern, who is visually impaired, had finished second in the event at the past two paralympics, but is the current world champion. the 24—year—old turned well ahead of her rivals and controlled her pace to win in one minute 16.02 seconds. the youngest member of the paralympics gb team, 13—year—old iona winnifrith, has won silver in the pool. the teenager was just a few seconds behind gold medallist mariia pavlova, who finished with a world record time. winnifrith battled hard to take second place in the sb7 100m breaststroke. and on the track britain's sammi kinghorn won herfourth medal of games. she took silver in the t53 400m, less than 2a hours after winning gold in the 100 metres last night. alice tai has picked up her second gold and herfourth medal of the games. she recovered from a bad start in the women's s8 50m freestyle to take the lead in

unaccounted for as residents line up for necessities fema is using helicopters to deliver supplies sara tim coe says she was not prepared for this kind of unexpected disaster. what was your reaction when he said honey, i'm going your way and i'm bringing supplies i was like that's lonely there for me. >> this is my first grandchild, her first child you know, that's a very delicate time, right? >> in the worst of times, the best in people is making a big difference. >> rafael, i know we've talked about the 600 currently missing. we've been told the death toll will go up. so many people they have not even been able to get in contact with how do people there feel about the state and federal response? i mean, what we're seeing in north carolina it's something that nobody expected or really had much warning about yeah, that's a very good point there and we have certainly heard criticism the people wondering whether the state and then federal governments have done enough, soon enough. >> but yes, it's very important to put this disaster context. we're talking about helene, which is a hurricane that's

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coe. a race he certainly is. but he also jumped in with me on the red carpet at a m super bowl party for a picture. >> so and you know, the point that i make on this channel. >> so clearly, you know, it airs mannel. there are some regr lists that we're seeing and in his persona. >> regula but you know yeah it is t it is, i suppose. did he ever text you knowt you, i mean, two things with this one, my legal name is actually vincenzoname. so augusta. carrie. no one can pronounce vincenzo, t and i never took it as an attack on italy. >> yeah. you know, i don'on italy.t assue you know right away this an anti italian thing, you know? >> so that's the first. can we be less sensitivesi about people that can't pronounctivee our one and two? tyrus? that's why i g o to hockey. ames that never happens at a hockey game. >> what happened to you? yeah. oh, it didn't happen with us two. at happe happy has had to had go pontificate somewhere else. >> also, everybody says her name differently all the time. >> also, eve matter what

program and the public housing program by appointing me as the transition team lead and later as the coe of the authority. and as the city employee, it is really essential i'm wearing two hat its has been a privilege of helping the city realize the larger goals of the affordable housing side at the same time, working diligently each day with the authority and all of our staff and contractors to ensure we fulfill the requirements and roles and responsibilities as mandated by our fundser, hud. and as we continue to move forward in this work one of the great things the city did when i came on, we had a transition team. part of that transition team brought financial resource, meaning individualings who were financial comp tent in doing financial statements understanding financial transactions and the work need in the putting control in our system so that we could be stable as a housing organization. and as you know, our cfo presented before the board many times around the different controls that have been put in place. we have seen the value of that work. by where the housing authority sits

coe when it comes to donald trump, nothing. nothe. so wceptabl so what did the un generalha assembly do with the largest sponsor of terrorism? the man who's trying a country trying to killn ntry president . hacking into his campaign. they invited an iranian representative to speak at the un general assembly today. al assemyou can't make it up. biden spoke to the un general assembly and talked about the winds of change. the winds of change are fire createthd by joe biden.oe bid this is unacceptable to the biden administrationenacceptab.r you owe it to the american people to punish iran for tryingtopunish to underminet our elections. >> you remember what they did with the russians speechs. a the russians just had a few websites. they had a couple of guys on faceboofe. k messing around in 16. >> they went almost to war with russia. they sanctioned they held press conferenceed -- sas. they investigated the trump campaign. they wiretappen.d his campaigntt because of it. they tried to frame him because of it. ri of it.joe's asleep at the wh

coe at china becausea beca they're pretending a dog is a panda. but china is laughing at us u because we're pretending biden isuse we president. so it's kind of like a push. but this is ridiculous. >> i just love the story. it's like, wow, that panda sure is chasing a lot of tennis. k i didn't expect that to happen. e a this is china in a nutshelld everything is a fraud and a rip off. if a zoo is, let's say, in need ne a lion, i'm just going to get the lion out. "the w from the wizard of oz and put you in it and put you in the zoo. i'm sureand that will pass off as a real lion any day, right. >> listen, it wouldn't be thean wors>>t assignment you given me, shawn. i'll. i'll throw that in the car. ,i'm. >> all right. we're going to be watching>> s jimmy fallonean:. saturday night will see you tomorrow night. more "hann straight ahea nd. i like to know what my patients are experiencing putting myself in their state of mind. so that's exactly what we'll do. >> did you just take a patient's drugs? if you know how they're think, how they're thinking. y

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quote, the electoralctoral c coe is starting to look like r kamala.ge fo after a slew of what silverf wht calls mediocre polls t for harris, he's forecasting trump winning every single battleground by 1 to 4 points. >> silver giveleground bs trumpc chance of winning, and the clintonsinning are sharpeningno their knives. >> if the people do nott ge get information about the candidates, how they can debate what their policies are, how they handle press questions, how they're ready for the job, how can mak they me intelligent choices. and, you know, if the voters don't make intelligent choices waer time, we are going to lose our way.y. it's the responsibility of the voters. if candidates don't measure updn ,then don't vote for them. >> even biden's going to bate with low's debate expectations. >> his team thinks kamala's public performances kas are unes and often not reassuring. th underry she strugglessu the glare of national pressure. they find her risk averse. to the point of paralysis. so if kamala harris chokes undeis chokepressur pressure anb with indecision, shouldn't they be warm

former white house press secretary and co-host of outnumbered, kayleigh y and coe. mbered kelly.et me show you another great moment frotie,e showm last night that really sunk in. >> listen, they never fired one person. they didn't fire anybody having to do with afghanistayonh and the taliban and the af werele who is who's just killed viciously and violently killed. and i got to know the parentious and the family. they didn't fire. they should have fired all those generals, , all those top people, because that was one of the most incompetently handlel overd situations anybodn ever seetln. counta accountability that resonates with people. dibid that resonate? >> absolutely. that is the moment what donald m trump justomen said, the moment where the bottom fell off of the biden-harrisel administration, as you well know. she was the last person in the room the for the afghanistan f decision, and that was a huge moment. but it's emblematiorc of her presidency, of her vice presidency. it's emblematic of the tenure of this administration. look, when he said that, i think a lot of america

i mean, how are you going to lower the cost of living that a vic cak lthe coe preside? well, i grew up in a middle class family. okay. but what's your plani grew to ce an opportunity? economy. okay. what does that even mean? and you've been in power for hal more than three and a half years. why have you implemented havey? and plan alreadars, why >> because donald trump is a threat to democracy. it must be stopped. i mean, this is a campaign. shoo that's a show about nothing. except this is not seinfeld. excep abu said it. and you're exactly right about this. this is about the future of the countr about futy and the mostoo consequential election of our lifetime. >> and the press shoul lifetimed be demanding kamala harris and tim walz hold this thing called a press conference. d. vn j.d. vancece and donaldonald trump havetr held 15 since she became the nominee. she has held. and tim walz has held 0.0. and ain't going to happen because kamala harris' handlers are petrified to put her in any media environment that thepetri can't dictate and control sean. >> you know,di mark

lord sebastian coe, world atheltics president, said the commitment to award the japanese capital thedoing good in the world. he'll spend sunday privately with family in california. our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. it's been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex. he's become a husband and a father, split acrimoniously from the royal family and moved to california. but he appears to be approaching his 40th with a sense of positivity. we asked prince harry how he felt about his birthday. in a statement to the bbc he told us: he also spoke about the importance of his family with meghan, duchess of sussex, and their children, archie and lilibet. back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry's next decade could include a return to the uk on a more permanent basis. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he's built in america. as he heads into his 40s, thoug

there' aifference between saying we don't like the way content turns out on the platform when coes itntent would be like that's different from saying w don't want china to be in charge of how the platform turns out. >> if we switch the algorithm a little bit and suddenl t tok videos would be part of china and its connt manipulation. >> to u.s. owners to take porn orders about a play and the government has social media platform owned by company in the u.s. t company h concerns because that company in the u.s. potentially manipulating information in the way the gornment doesn't like so all i'm talngbout is ownership control, not anything else. i just wanted switch from company a company be. >> that woulde because of first amendment rightsn the u.s. company has first amendment rights and maybe you could do disclosure and we want this chinese company -- the whole thing is that it is covid. it is incredibly compl and it is being done in a foreign nation and the internal operation. i do want to circle back and ta about the review andhat it entails. ifoo at the declaration that describes thi

review and vote whether to approve file 2024-07-coe authorizing environment department recommendation for grant amendments for san francisco school district. grant award for 23-25 grant cycle. sponsor is leo the deputy director. the original speaker could not make it but the program manager will present on her behalf. >> thank you. why part of our standards procedures bring an amendment for the unified school district grant to you for your consideration. as a grant to a government entity a competitive solicitation was not required and will provide details about the grant amendment in her presentation. >> thank you,lyo. good evening. commissioners. community partnerships and engage am program manager at department of environment. i'm representing esther tang who leads the environmental education team and she is sick, unfortunately. so, aslyo said i request you approve a grant amendment for grant to the san francisco unified school district. it is an environmental education grant. the funding source for this grant is zero waste funding. >> sfusd has been a partner to the department. the