colin clarke, s-ueakin the suffering here. colin clarke, speaking to _ the suffering here.larke, speaking to me _ the suffering here. colin clarke, speaking to me just _ the suffering here. colin clarke, speaking to me just a _ the suffering here. colin clarke, speaking to me just a short - the suffering here. colin clarke, l speaking to me just a short while ago. you are watching bbc news. let's have a reminder of the news that has dominated the last few hours because there has been a double bomb attack on kabul airport where crowds have been gathering in the hope of boarding an evacuation flight to escape afghanistan. the taliban herceptin 13 and 20 people have been killed and in the last few minutes, the has confirmed at least four us service members were killed in those attacks. several others were being treated for injuries. the pentagon says there are two blasts, one happened close to the airport's abbey gate and the other close to nearby baron hotel. the hotel had been used by some western nations as a staging point for the evacuation since the airlift began. i have

colin clarke, s-ueakin the suffering here. colin clarke, speaking to _ the suffering here._ the suffering here. colin clarke, speaking to me just a short i the suffering here. colin clarke, l speaking to me just a short while ago. you are watching bbc news. let's have a reminder of the news that has dominated the last few hours because there has been a double bomb attack on kabul

colin clark speaking to me earlier. you can - west. colin clark speaking to me earlier.ry on the bbc news website, bbc .com/ news. you can also download the bbc news app, of course. injapan, officials have told nearly two million people to evacuate, as torrential rain continues to batter western parts of the country. at least one person has died, with three missing. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri reports. streets submerged, flooded by torrential rain. nearly 2 million people injapan have been urged to evacuate their homes and seek shelter. sirens. the government sending more than 150 troops, police and firefighters to help. with rescuers using lifeboats to tote the vulnerable through flooded roads. and digging through mud to look for the missing. translation: i heard a loud noise and thought it was an earthquake, when i went outside i was surprised to see mud, stones and trees scattered around. i'm scared because even more rain is forecast for the area. according to the government, at least 1a rivers have burst their banks with western japan hit the hardest. the areas of saga

from three house lawmakers, representatives hakeem jeffries of new york, ronny jackson of texas, and colin allred, also of texas. >> madame speaker, members of congress, pursuant to the constitution and the laws of the united states, the senate and house of representatives are meeting in joint session to verify the certificate -- certificates and count the votes of electors of several states for president and vice president of the united states. >> at 1:00 p.m. on january 6, the house and senate met in joint session to count the electoral votes of the 2020 presidential election. an hour later, a mob entered the capital, with the intention of disrupting the vote. as they move closer to the senate and house chambers, vice president pence and speaker pelosi were evacuated to safe locations. minutes later, officials ushered steny hoyer and other congressional leadership off the house floor. with tension rising in the building, the house and senate abruptly recessed. >> without objection, the house is going to go back into recess. >> there were a few dozen members of congress in the house chamb

kaepernick is teaming up with netflix for a six part series about his life called colin in black and white and it will chronicle the childhood included what it was like growing up as a black child adopted by a white family. it will also tackle issues of class and culture and the series is scheduled for release on october 29. >>> as for current 49ers, if you want to catch jimmy g in action a saturday, you better tune in earlier you may miss some. >>> jimmy g expected to start for the 49ers as they kick off th u may miss them. >> the coach said today the starting offense will play one series and after that the spotlight and the ball will turn over to trey lance. he said the rookie quarterback will play the rest of the first half and possibly part of the third quarter in will be the first time he has been on the football field and 10 months. >> the niners take on the chief this saturday right here on kpix 5 and kick up at 5:30 right after a special on the field addition of our news. >>> thank you for watching and the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> football is back. >> fal

favorite brooke raboutou, kyra condie, nathaniel coleman and colin duffy, who is 17 years old.fter h course, literally, in falling. >> very nice. gold medal. >> reporter: and gearing up. ♪ time to speed climb, against the pro. representing the united states of america, will ganss and ryan smith. three, two, one. ♪ all right, ryan. okay. good thing that was the qualifying round. time for take two. i'm right behind you, ryan. ♪ it's a dead-heat. son of a -- luckily, team usa has a much better grip on things. both american men are ready to compete in the inaugural sport climbing finals tomorrow. and the women's qualifying rounds will get under way this morning in tokyo, with those finals scheduled for friday. all about that finger strength, baby. >> my fingers hurt just watching you do that. >> i know. what you didn't see during that story is i asked will, like 99 questions. i wanted to know, does the harness help you? is it like a bungee harnesses? >> reporter: not at all. that's a safety thing, if somebody falls or needs to come back down. there's no help going up. >> will you d

colin kaepernick is working with netflix, releasing photos today from colin in black and white. is a six-part series debuting in october. kaepernick will narrate this. the show depicts the former 49ers' quarterback's high school years and battles with race and culture. rob mayeda is here. i asked what tokyo is looking like now, i just got back on tuesday, now it is cool? >> it is finally cool. it was like being in a hot studio for three weeks and now it is cool. >> i had 95, humidity like 90 and it was a feel-like 110. i got you a fan. >> thank you so much. >> a little olympics fan. >> and you needed it. >> i needed it in a big way. >> i think you brought the weather with you back to the bay area. we have 50s and 60s tomorrow morning and you may want a fan like raj handed me for the afternoon. low 90s inland. one thing to watch for the afternoon, we could see some scattered showers moving in through the morning hours. we will be watching it closely. moving into the weekend, warming trend saturday and sunday. raj. >> that will do it for us at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay ar

joining us now, colin arnold. director of the new orleans office of homeland security and emergency preparedness. colin, what do people need to know right now to prepare for this storm and are you seeing people heeding these warnings to get out? >> jim, thanks for having me. absolutely, we are. you know, a lot of people in the stores making preparations but that time is coming quickly to a close. if you plan on sheltering in place, you need to be where you need to be by midnight, and if you are getting on the roads to evacuate, if that's the best decision for you and yours, that needs to happen now. and so that's what we're saying very clearly. also, we do have a small portion of our city that's outside the levee protection, which is exactly what allison was talking about. low lying area with a 7 to 11 foot storm surge and potential under a storm surge watch warning. those areas need to evacuate and we started that yesterday. that's a mandatory evacuation and they need to leave as well. >> and the national weather

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joining us now are democratic congressman colin allred from texas. he's a voting rights attorney.c state representative gina hinojosa. thank you both for coming to "the last word." representative hinojosa, what do you expect to happen next week with the republicans when you come back into session now that quorum has been reestablished? >> well, let me first make clear for the record that quorum has not lawfully been established. there weren't a sufficient number of members on the floor, and they were probably 12 to 15 members shy of reaching the constitutionally required quorum. notwithstanding, they declared it and have proceeded with business, unlawfully and illegitimately. >> oh. >> yes, absolutely. absolutely. >> wait. i think we need to throw out the breaking news banners here. representative hinojosa, what you've just announced to us is that despite what the texas republicans are saying, there is no quorum, no quorum has been met, 12 to 15 -- they're 12 to 15 members shy of meeting a quorum? >> that's correct. they did not have the sufficient numbers present on the floor of

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escalation here colin clark, do you think that withdrawal is a miscalculation by the u.s.nt biden? >> i do. it's a miscalculation from the point of view of afghan stability. it is a shrewd calculation in terms of u.s. domestic politics. this is a popular move among large swaths of the u.s. population and it is one of the few areas i can think of where there is bipartisan support. the trump is in this ration was moving towards a withdrawal at sign president biden continue to that. those in opposition seem to be folks like myself and others in academia or thing takes and the policy world warning of catastrophic consequences in terms of al qaeda. >> in assessing the prospects for this withdraw, would they have anticipated what has happened, this sudden escalation in taliban dominance? >> they likely mapped out multiple scenarios, knowing that this was going to be one and probably had a strong chance of being one. the u.s. is banking on this being contained to afghanistan but i think that this instability is likely to spill over into other parts of the region. >> if it heads i

colin powell there talking about the invacar.history, from the queen elizabeth olympic park here in london. we'll be back soon with more extraordinary stories from the past. but for now from me and the rest of the witness history team, it's goodbye. hello. between the showers on saturday, we reached 23 celsius in suffolk. we had nine hours of sunshine in parts of cornwall. that is often the case when we have sunny spells and showers. the north york moors saw about 17 mm of rain from the showers during saturday as well and they haven't altogether died out through the night because we've got the complication of a weather front. what it is is cooler in the north. temperatures into a single figures in rural parts of scotland and northern ireland. that's because we're behind this cold weather front. as i say, that's complicating our sunny spells and scattered showers scenario because we've actually got rather more cloud to start across parts of northern england, showers following on that brisk wind into the north and east of scotland

colin powell there talking about the invacar. from the queen elizabeth olympic park here in london. we'll be back soon with more extraordinary stories from the past. but for now from me and the rest of the witness history team, goodbye. hello. our temperatures so far this week have topped out in the comfortable low 20s. in greece, a severe extreme heatwave is continuing. there are wildfires. temperatures by day have topped out at 47 degrees, and overnight — this is an overnight temperature on the island of crete — into the mid—30s. now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperatures will come down a bit. ours are about to go down a bit, too. low pressure is coming into the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the w

colin powell there talking about the invacar.tness history, from the queen elizabeth olympic park here in london. we'll be back soon with more extraordinary stories from the past. but for now from me and the rest of the witness history team, goodbye. hello. sunny spells aplenty on tuesday, but there'll be showers around, too. and in fact it's going to stay quite showery for the rest of the week, and, if anything, it'll turn even more unsettled towards the end of the week. now, thejet stream's not on our side. we're on the cool side of the jet. the jet stream separates the cool air from the north and the warm air to the south, and it also sends weather systems in our direction. so, actually much of western and central europe is feeling the effects of that cool air. you can see the yellows there, whereas the hot air is in place across the balkans, greece, turkey and into russia. in excess of a0 degrees there. obviously not for us, not that we'd want it anyway. but this is what it looks like early in the morning on tuesday. a lot of

netflix released photos from colin in black and white. his co-director, the show depicts the former nfl star's high school years in turlock. it explores race and culture with his adoptive parents. >>> the warriors head coach says it is bliss. he said he hasn't tweeted since march and doesn't know if he'll return to twitter. he joined twitter in 2009 and wasn't afraid to share his feelings. he said his high it is a began when he walked the james wiseman during the season about ignoring what people say about him. the two agreed to get off social media for a while. and the coach hand looked back since. kerr has 650,000 followers. sometimes it is just good to step away for a bit. >> exactly. we'll have it all in sports, next. >>> well, the giants had a new challenge facing them. >> the colorado rockies were in town. coming into tonight's game, the giants were riding a four-game winning streak. the giants already up by 2-0. the bases loaded with the giants starting pitcher. he missed the grand slam by inches. giants up 4-0. they go up to win 7

colin powell there, talking about the invacar.queen elizabeth olympic park here in london. we will be back soon with more extraordinary stories from the past. but for now from me and the rest of the witness history team, it's goodbye. good afternoon. it's the 1st august, summer holiday season in full swing but, unfortunately, the settled summer sunshine has deserted us, not only for today but for the week ahead. this is a fairly typical story of what's happening out there. there is a little bit of sunshine around but quite a lot of cloud at the moment and you can see also some showers. it's a weak weather front that's drifting its way steadily south and, actually, we could see those showers turning thundery in the far south—east by the end of the day. the best of any brightness will come with the best of the warmth, probably, but it's a quiet story. there's not that much in the way of showers around further north, so a good deal of dry weather out there. temperatures, though, will be a little bit more subdued on exposed east coast

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colin doyle is the director of innovation at cloud to street, a company which uses satellites and al of the study co—authors. earlier i asked him what's behind the increase in people affected — is flooding happening in more places or are people are moving to places that are prone to flooding? we were looking at places that are flooded we were looking at places that are flooded quite we were looking at places that are flooded quite frequently, where we are seeing a large increase in the populationjust increase in the populationjust in the last 15—20 years. if this is what we've seen since 2000, is it a trajectory that, according to the modelling you've done, will continue, and more people will become at risk of suffering the effects of flooding? if we continue on current trends, and we use some projections for population and development going up to 2030, in accordance with this, it's going to in crease significantly if we don't start moving and developing in places outside of the risk zones, and again, these are places where we've observed lighting happening with satellites. colin, we

colin, we have viewers watching all around the world here on this programme and ijust wonder whetherwonder whether particular regions you've identified that are seeing an increase in the risk or they are seeing these kind of events happening more severely recurrently. a lot of places around the world, and 90%, occurred in south southeast asia, and there is a lot of significant population increases. and what about deprived communities, communities that are less of? often what happens is, marginalise people help up —— end up in marginalise land. it's cheaper, there is no else for them to go, and what often happens is that people with these two sources and up getting a lot of the effects and loss from it. often it is concentrated in places where there is a lot of developed at that assets which is happening around the world. the that assets which is happening around the world.— around the world. the report highlights — around the world. the report highlights the _ around the world. the report highlights the problem. - around the world. the report highlights the problem. a i highlights th

joining us now is colin allred of texas. he is a voting rights attorney. us in your dual capacities. as an election law expert and member of congress. i think we can assume, that the republicans are going to pass something. and the question will then become, what can you in congress do about it? >> you are right. it is likely going to pass. let me just briefly say, lawrence, i appreciate your discussion of the attack in kabul earlier today. and i just want to say that president biden said it well when -- defending our vision and our values. and i think our vision and our values are at risk in what is happening in texas right now. because we have an effort, as you know, and you have covered it well, to try and specifically target types of voting that has allowed minority communities to have easier access to the ballot. it is not based on fraud, and there was no fraud in texas in the last election. they are still trying to pursue these provisions. i think it is un-american and we have to do something in congress to stop. it >> this with some of the debate in

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rossis of the nature of the way colin ross is being run and also the fact that the son of the autocraticpic committee and there are serious questions about her safety if she goes back to the country and the nature of how she was arguably shipped out or forced to leave. and once it got on social media, really, the stakes were just increased and so i think you're dealing with a number of issues, both sports and diplomatic, and we have to wait to see how this will pan out. have to wait to see how this will pan out-— will pan out. will that make this process _ will pan out. will that make this process longer - will pan out. will that make this process longer or - will pan out. will that make this process longer or is - will pan out. will that make i this process longer or is there any chance of a quick resolution on this? i any chance of a quick resolution on this? i think it could be _ resolution on this? i think it could be fairly _ resolution on this? i think it could be fairly quick- resolution on this? i think it| could be fairly quick because resolution on this? i think it l could be f

vernon calls his very good friend, colin powell and says are you interested? colin powell did not want to run. vernon was a very key voice around the governor. picking al gore who ended up being a great vice president. bill clinton wanted vernon jordan to be his attorney general. he said you will be the best attorney general i can have. vernon said no. i can be more value but to you as your first friend and he was. whenever clinton had really phony problem, he would say call vernon and vernon would come and give great advice. on the transition stuff, i'm sorry, and getting to it. he said to vernon that i want the most diverse administration in history and vernon made sure it included people of color. it was the most diverse up to that time. it has become more diverse since the clinton presidency. but he was able to achieve his campaign promise by having -- of having the most diverse administration. >> we have a clip. this is not the only chapter in which a first friend cases some legal or public relations challenges from their association with precedents. vern

>> you will hear from democrats colin allred of texas and hakeem jeffries of new york. january 6, views from the house, sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or the c-span radio app. attorney general merrick garland held a press conference to announce the justice department is investigating the city of phoenix and its police department, citing possible civil rights violations. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, i am joined here today by assistant attorney general for civil rights kristen clarke. today we are announcing that the justice department is opening an investigation into the city of phoenix and the phoenix police department. the investigation will determine whether the phoenix police department engages any pattern or practice that violates the constitution or federal law. this is the third pattern or practice investigation i've announced as attorney general. each time i've noted that these investigations aim to increase transparency and accountability. this increases public trust and public safety. we know law enforcement's heirs -- law-enforcemen

>> tonight you will hear from democrats colin allred in hakeem jeffries of new york. january 6, views from the house tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> mark kelly delivered his first hit for speech this week. he was elected in 2020. during his remarks, he paid tribute to john mccain, the late republican u.s. senator who's ct now holds. >> mr. president, it is an honor to rise today and deliver my main speech. nine months ago, the people of arizona trusted me with a great response ability, to represent them in the united states senate. to do so, during a pandemic that has challenged every one of us, taken loved ones too soon, and battered our economy. to fill the remaining years of senator john mccain's six term. each day since then, i have gone to work for the people of arizona striving to fulfill that responsibility. undeterred by the challenges we have in front of us. that is what arizonans have done over the last year and a half. protecting their families from this virus, keeping themselves and their businesse

democrat colin allred and republican ronnie jackson. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the senate this week passed a bill that awards congressional gold medals to the u.s. capitol police for their work during the january 6 attack. on -- a number of senators spoke about it on the senate floor. you know, as we all know, january 6 unleashed many horrors, but it also revealed many heroes, a day that many of us remember for its violence, anger and destruction was not without its share of bravery, sacrifice, and selflessness. i am of course talking about the capitol police and the metropolitan police. in a few moments my colleagues, senators klobuchar and blunt, will ask the senate to award them the congressional gold medal. it is the highest expression of gratitude that congress can bestow. i cannot imagine more worthy recipients than the men and women who put their lives on the line to defend this temple of democracy. i want to thank senator klobuchar, the chair of the rules committee, and senator blu

families just like the colin borns discovering local history and creating memories of their own.cool that this is right in our backyard in folsom, melanie wingo kcr a three news. i wasn't doing anything with my phone. i saw things disappearing my phone glitch ng so i'm like, oh, my god. was i hack? yeah that's exactly what was happening to this woman. how a cyber criminal used her own phone to get access to her social media accounts and taking a live look outside on the spinal saturday night of july, meteorologist mark tamayo will have the complete bay area forecast for i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and sta

. >> let me bring in colin arnold, the director of the office of homeland security. thanks for being with me. i know how busy you are tonight. >> thank you. >> i would like to start to what you would say to someone like jessica, who you just was interviewed who said i'm more scared of the interstate than i am in my home. unless somebody comes to get me, i'm staying here. >> that's a tough call. everybody has to make a call based on what they believe is the most responsible thing to do. ok. we have given the option if in your situation you think that, especially if you're medically dependent, if you have medical issues, if you think that moving out of here, going out away from the city is a better place for you and yours, i think that's a wise decision. we also think and we have confidence based on what we're hearing from the site, from the army core of sneers and from the weather service that, you know, our hurricane storm risk production system has been heavily invested in since katrina and this storm, given the circumstances and the timeline we were given and the s

. >> are you planning to do more with colin kaepernick? >> colin is an important influencer, obviously an extraordinary athlete, and valued partner yeah, we continue to view colin to be one of our very many valued partners. >> thank you for the time, john. >> thanks, sara. great to be here. >> wilfred, never enough time with him they've got a lot going d a great interview there with the ceo. >>> after the break, robinhood retreats, the latest stock to get caught up with the meme. we'll discuss the latest next. you're watching "closing bell. what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. you have the best pizza in town and the worst wait times. you need to hire. i need indeed. i

joining me now, civil rights attorney jill colin jefferson.from your background just how close you are to this story. your law firm takes its name from the late julian bond, the longtime head of the naacp and an institution unto himself. you began researching the deaths of black people found hanging, eventually focusing on your own state, which leads the nation in these kinds of instances, as it did during jim crow. you found that at least eight black males had been allegedly lynched in mississippi since 2001. like jim crow, you found systemic failure of law enforcement to call these deaths what you and the victims' families believed them to be. can you elaborate on these findings, counselor? >> yes. yes, i can. first, thank you for having me, reverend al. what i have found in these cases is that, first, there's a pattern to these investigations. you have a situation where, first of all, the crime scene is not preserved. then you have a situation where evidence just basically is misanalyzed. and then the case is ruled a suicide and it's not ev

colin powell did not want to run.n it went to the longer list and vernon was a very key voice around the governor. he ultimately wound up picking al gore who ended up being a great vice president. in the transition bill clinton , wanted vernon jordan to be his attorney general. he came down in late november of 1992 and was sitting in the dish on the back porch of the mansion and he said you will be the best attorney general i can have. there have been 77 white attorneys general until then. he wanted to break that. vernon said no. i can be more value but to you as your first friend and he was. it was throughout the presidency. whenever clinton had really thorny problem, he would say call vernon and vernon would come and give great advice. on the transition stuff, i'm -- itself i'm sorry, and getting , to it. he said to vernon that i want the most diverse administration in history and vernon made sure it included people of color. it was the most diverse up to that time. it has become more diverse since the clinton presi

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. >>> colin kaepernick has a new job. netflix released a photo. the show depicts the former nfl star's high school years and explore the subject of race and culture with kaepernick's parents. kaepernick is narrating the show. >> this comes on the heels of him having his book as well. all right, rob. >> yes. >> temperatures. >> a little muggy out there today. >> temperatures. >> on mmonsoonal moisture? >> more humidity. we have another chance of what we saw this morning of isolated showers moving into the north bay and more could be in store as we head into your forecast. outside right now, 79 degrees. not too bad. northwest winds at 29 miles per hour. by the weekend, concrete and walnut creek could be looking over the 90s. it is a story of the summer. temperature in the low 60s. we'll see the return of patchy low clouds and again tomorrow. notice in land lower 60s. also notice we are once again not just dealing with the fog but as we head towards tomorrow afternoon temperatures, here comes more mid and high level clouds for the bay area. 85 in san

democrat colin allred and republican ronny jackson. january 6, views from the house, sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span, c-span.org come or listen on the c-span radio app. host: former president of the federal reserve bank, currently senior fellow with the mercator center. guest: good morning to you. host: want to start with those jobs numbers just out 15 minutes ago. nonfarm payroll rose by 943,000 in july. unemployment fell to 5.4%. guest: they are very pleasing numbers. they are a little higher than most economists thought they would be come around 840. that is good news. the unemployment rate is now 5.4%. that is good news. the participation rate did not change much. that may continue until we get through the rest of august and son of --some of the unemployment benefits fall away and more people will be willing to join the labor force. i think that will be good in the sense that while we are losing some support from the relief packages, we will be gaining some added jobs into the market. on the whole i think those numbers are

>> this week you will hear from from democrats colin allred of texas and hakeem jeffries from new yorkjanuary 6, views from the house sunday 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. ♪ >>

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announcer: you will also hear from democrats colin allred shove texas and hakeem jeffries of new yorkfrom the house," sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or the c-span radio app. announcer: sunday night on q, helen andrews, the american conservative magazine's senior editor talks about her book, "boomers: the men and women who promised freedom but deliver disaster." >> one line i didn't come up with but is brilliant is that they are the generation that sold out but would never admit they sold out. it is a combination of a great deal of idealism and sense of themselves as morally noble, noble idealists liberating humanity but on the other hand a great deal of selfishness and narcissism. a blindness to the ways that their liberationist agenda knocks down a lot of functioning institutions and left a lot of people worse off. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. you can also listen to q and a podcast wherever you get podcasts. ♪ announcer: todayes

. ♪ >>> time to check "the pulse" and a special delivery for scarlett johansson and husband colin jostlcomed their first baby together, a baby boy named cosmo, the "saturday night live" comedian confirmed the news on instagram. johansson has a 7-year-old daughter from a previous relationship. >> they married back in october of 2020 after meeting on "snl." >>> and next the pope getting his soccer fix. >> it's all thanks to a gift francis was just given. he received a foosball table after his weekly audience at the vatican. >> the soccer loving pope even played a game before carrying on with his day. francis has been a soccer fan since his youth in argentina. >>> finally the rubber duck mystery. >> it's playing out in belfast, maine. it just showed up in the city's harbor. harbor. >> officials say go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic advers

we're getting a first look at the new netflix show about the life of former forty-niners quarterback colin kaepernick, the 6 episode limited series. it's a scripted series is set to hit netflix this fall. it's going to chronicle cabinets. life as the adopted child of white parents. inter lot charting his rise to the nfl and becoming a cultural icon. now a civil rights activists kaepernick hasn't played pro football since 2016 after he became one of the first nfl players to kneel during the national anthem to protest police violence. the show's going premiere on october 29th. coming up in the next hour, the fda has approved booster shots for the covid-19 vaccine. >> but not for the general population will have those details and tell you why. experts say this decision will still help millions of people. plus, governor newsome will be in san francisco today kicking off his vote. no recall campaign. we have the latest details with the governor stands in the race. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> and it's friday just like that about that. start

nonprofit organization have picked up more than 8,000 pounds of trash over the span of 22 miles founder colin west says their goal. is to clean up the entire lake so far the trash they've removed has ranged from beer and soda cans, close old radios and even id cards for more than 40 years ago and now this is from 1979. >> you might be able to see is great 70 stash on there. it's obvious that the beaches here at lake tahoe are popular and the water is known for its clarity. but in order to keep it that way. these divers want people to remember to leave nothing but their footprints in the sand. it's sad to see. >> the footprint that humans pieces left under the surface of this beautiful lake in the last 5060, years allowed this trash not only diminishes the beauty of the lake. but it also affects those living in the lake under the water. you know, we have a whole ecosystem that relies on a very clean lake. and when we started having people dump all of their trash into the lake that impacts that clean water. this cleanup effort cost around $250,000 and matt levitt from tahoe, blue vodka donated

so, these are not simple questions, and actually to the first question that we had from colin aroundould we actually be travelling a bit slower, enjoying the journey more and so forth, and actually it's that part of the picture of how we are going to achieve reducing our travel quite significantly. lorraine, briefly and finally if you can, tom garrett is looking for something very simply, he says, "is there a good place to go, which gives you lots of advice on what we can do as individuals, petitions to sign, service providers to use, things like those green tariffs and so on?" great question, tom. there's masses of resources online. ijust did a quick google of top tips for cutting your carbon footprint, and the bbc's website has one of the best that i've found in terms ofjust listing ten brilliant things you can do, like living car—free, cutting down on meat and dairy and so on. the grantham institute also has nine things you can do, and i like that one in particular because it includes some of the things you might not immediately think of, things like contacting your mp or your loc