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charles: call it the cp effect. liz: [laughter] always, cp, the s&p 500 and nasdaq doing a mid-section about base after trading lower most of the session the s&p now looking at its third straight record close, if this can hold. the dow will join if it can dig out of the red in a final 59 minutes of trade any gain will do it but investors could have their eyes and mickey ears on disney earnings after the bell. the mouse house opening its disney plus streaming service won't have a bad batch of number s as increasing cases of the delta variant could slow theme park attendance in the current quarter. it's all about what's happening now, not rear view. meanwhile, congress throwing billions into the construction of electric vehicle charging stations, and a nationwide network. we've got the blink charging ceo , we're going to ask him if he thinks he can get a piece of that action, and of all things a flower shortage is driving up prices for millions, who had postponed their weddings, during the year of the pandemic. the 1-

seguridad por tercera dosis del covid-19, considerando una vacuna de refuerzo, sobre todo sporting cpdosis . >> mientras tanto, crece la preocupación, por la probabilidad de contagios en menores de edad, alejandra nos dice cómo están haciéndolo . >> autoridades de salud, en esta situación la variante delta afectando a los menores . >> es un virus más contagioso, en el país, el valle no es la excepción para el aumento . >> (habla en inglés) . >> sí, estamos viendo el aumento de casos de covid-19, estamos preocupados indicó la vocera del hospital infantil en madera, en junio administraron 3 mil pruebas de covid-19 en niños, 37 positivas, 15 hospitalizados, con 13 en emergencia, en julio son 3400 pruebas en niños, 81 no les llegaron de ememrgencia, con el doble del mes pasado, a nivel nacional se reportó el incremento, y con el fin de semana . ->> expertos en la salud de los niños . >> es el laboratorio multisistemico, con todas las complicaciones de la falta de gusto, . >> para esta señora aunque su hija está vacunada, el virus sigue siendo preocupación . >> parece que varios regresaron

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charles: call it the cp effect.base after trading lower most of the session the s&p now looking at its third straight record close, if this can hold. the dow will join if it can dig out of the red in a final 59 minutes of trade any gain will do it but investors could hav

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. >> we've got one machine rtc and fuel cps down stairs. >> i want another machine up and i want a bunch of guys capable of dunning d logs down there. >> roger that. >> what all this means is only speculation at this point. first, though there has been some tumbling or rotation of the spacecraft the astronauts do not appear to be in any immediate danger. >> i will tell you what, g & c, can you get somebody in the back room to try to figure out what the equivalent delta v is we're getting so that we can see if we can backtrack to see if we can figure out what's venting. >> roger, we will give it a try, flight. >> okay. >> when i looked up and saw both oxygen pressures one at 0 and the other one going down, it dawned on me and i'm sure jack and fred about the same time that we were indeed in serious trouble. the only way to survive the situation was to transfer to the lemm. >> flight e com. >> go ahead e com. >> the pressure in 02 tank is down to 297. we better think about getting in the lemm or using the lemm systems. >> i'd say this is a serious situation as we have ever had in manned sp

you can also stream news 24/7 with cps bay area. >>> the taliban and sweeping afghanistan continues at a pace so breathtaking it has caught the white house by surprise. choppers landing on embassy roofs, the same scene is playing out in the skies above the capital city of kabul. it is all converging on an uncertain and terrifying and to a conflict 20 years in the making. >> caliban fighters took over the presidential palace in kabul sunday. as a chaotic scene played out at the kabul airport for crowds trying to leave. helicos fl over the u.s. embassy as part of an effort to evacuate personnel. >> we are working to make sure our personnel are safe and secure. >> afghanistan's president left the country sunday after vowing not to give up the achievements of the past two decades. the tally bans advance into kabul, ahead of president biden's deadline to withdraw all troops by the end of the month. republicans blame the president for the deteriorating situation. >> president biden just said you wouldn't see helicopters evacuating the embassy and yet here we are. this is president biden's sa

is failing, but can i just, can i just very briefly ask you finally, i've got to get your case with cps. but the head of the c p s at that time was cast alma, an overnight court alleged to be dealing with collective punishments to people involved in the uprising. boris johnson, who is mayor of london, arguably got political capital after cleaning the streets after the uprising. what are the political repercussions of the uprising that followed the mark dugan, a demonstration, i mean, is burst johnson prime minister today. partly because of what happened. i think the end of the day the community respond to failed was something that really reflects that there was an immediate aftermath in terms of the why it or the uprising where people were cancelling the by the way in which the pete, the police handled the situation there was also a sense of loneliness which can't be common sense because there was a intervention by, in terms of the criminal justice system to address that issue. but the reality of the aftermath of kate were very poor family that went to the police station to find the rec

but can i just can i just very briefly ask you, finally, i've got to go your case with cps. but the head of the c. p. s, at that time was cast alma and overnight court were alleged to be dealing with collective punishments to people involved in the uprising morris. johnson, who is mayor of london, arguably got political capital after his cleaning the streets after the uprising. what are the political repercussions of the uprising that followed the mark dugan demonstration? i mean, is burst johnson prime minister today, probably because of what happened. i think the end of the day, the community respond to the fail. it was something that really reflects that. there was a need to ask them laughing terms is the why it for the why fi, where people were, can be heard. by the way, was the pete the police handled the situation? there was also a sense of loan, which can't be common sense because there was a intervention by, in terms of the criminal justice system to address that issue. but the reality didn't, the aftermath of kate was very poor. the family that went to the police st

conflict and a very months been at all the enemies of the dpi left, but this certainly suggests that cps had been making some gains into the region into our territory. okay, malcolm, thanks very much malcolm web. the reporting live from nairobi still to come here on the news on the sports news. indian delights after breaking a metal drought. this last is more than 4 decades. ah. brought to you by accenture. let there be change. ah. cruise me beauty, blank censure. let there be change. oh . a. the bell, the russian olympics spring. so christina sent sky and since she feels for her life, if she's forced to return home the 24 year old has spoken publicly after taking refuge in poland saying she's quite happy to be in safety. the athlete claims she was taken to tokyo sonata airport against her will on sunday, after she publicly criticized her coaches. i feel myself. my brothers are here until the 750. and a lot of people support me here. and my husband, he is already in a road bike, hard to support him today, and he will be here maybe with me. so i just time for support center. thank you ver

negative towards the idea that meeting to myself that i was disabled admitting to myself that i did have cp. >> i hit it from virtually everybody in my entire life for such a long time now nick focuses on what he's able to do. >> but it won't be soccer. his sport of 7 aside was dropped from the paralympic program for tokyo twenty-twenty citing a lack of international participation kind of setback was like, you know, there's got to be another sport. i can do. >> and my coach was actually like you. you could run track and field and it was just an idea. and i didn't really think about it like that. >> usa track and field recruited him to become a sprinter in 2019. fast forward to the paralympic trials in june when nick broke a world record in his classification of the 100 meter dash an accomplishment. >> that didn't surprise him i've done in practice ayers knew that in the back on line. that could do it. and i've actually, you know, you walk into my apartment and i have taped up on the walls. the times of the world. record, 10200. nick thinks he can run even faster in tokyo and has high expect

has in store for us, canada's damien warner will be on the track to cf warner will be on the track to cp they will have some event in the morning, five in total. the women's heptathlon is also going to be ongoing, the overnight leader is from the evidence. caterino thompsonjohnson who was the world champion had to pull out late last night after she got injured in the 200m. elsewhere, the hockey final four men will be played between australia and belgium. australia in the final, therefore the first time since they wanted in 200a. they've never quite won an olympic medals they will be going to gold later. karate is backin going to gold later. karate is back in the games because it is native to japan. so it is that this edition of these olympics and that will begin later. also skateboarding ongoing right now as well. we had the women's final yesterday and in a couple of hours time, the men's final in the park event. and one of the big talking points aside from the heat in these games has been how athletes have been very vocal and honest and upfront in their post race interviews, postevent i

it's not just dph testing but encouraging our other partners kaiser cp cn ucsf to expand testing. however, san francisco supervisor matt haney says that he would like to see a return of covid-19 mass testing sites in the city. >> our department of public health really believes that providers private providers and hospitals need to do more of the testing which is important and great and we need to know really call on them to do that. but we also need to restore some of these mass testing sites that were there previously. what is clear is that rely solely on private providers isn't going to be enough. hasn't met you in kron. 4 news. >> new at 6, a big fine for san francisco mayor london breed. she's agreed to pay almost $23,000 to the city for an ethics breach while in office. the city's ethics commission says the violations include asking former governor jerry brown to release or rather from prison back in 2018 and accepting a gift in 2019 from the former public works director mohammed nuru. you may recall new rule was arrested last year on public corruption charges. the commission

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right, well i mean that is exactly what the is the essence of the incitement against julian and spain. cp criminalizing journalists, and what should be of interest to people in britain is back. during the tradition hearing, we saw an attempt to read the fine or, or defined the official secrets act in the same manner. so as to just like sample is being shut because it has to be a jewel criminology. it has before the last, but what is alleged in an indictment has to be a crime in the u. k. so basically what, what the, what was merging out of the extradition process was a redefinition of the journalist alignment. and basically yes, publishing and classified information coming from a lee is a crime. so that's cream and legend journalism. by remote, there's a in the question, robertson, thank you. and as i said, n s o group has said the statement to us that there is no link between the 50000 numbers do. and so google pegasus and their technology was not associated in any way with the murder. would you mark shoji and that full statement can be found online or below this video? if you're watchin

cps is out with a new piece called how climate change strengthen the climate taliban. the agricultural distress and encouraging the government to support reporters. he's the author of the book and he joins us now. is this the most far-fetched connection between climate change and breaking news that you have ever seen mr. mark >>l, it's close. a few years back, we had a bunch of academics say that isis was created due to global warming and obama blamed the syrian civil war on climate change. there is a lot of candidates for that title. >> i've noticed a connection between what you just said. all things that the people in charge of our country helped because all those disasters which are in part their fault that they blame climate change and that seems like a great blame deflector. >> they claim the article that the last three decades of bad weather have damaged crops and harm the afghan people and made the right for the picking of taliban. and not only that but outages they are this week is reporting that the real power behind it is the opium trade. opium production, op

attack and also stop him from being a safe haven to terrorism that have been done and perfected with cp opperation irregular warfare, asymmetric warfare. and special operations forces with big, with the support of the intelligence communities basically going out putting together h b t packets. we then got into this ship of nation building. again, a lot of that, as you mentioned earlier, is probably a result of these people who are sitting on these boards today. they want to continue to perpetuate this idea that we need to stay there and arm and build and defend and help to create a democracy. you know, because we're american are arrogant. see that every other country needs democracy like us just never ends. that's why we do the same thing. we saw the secretary and violence re got bothers 6 after the iraq constitution was put in place when it comes out. and this was a lot. busy busy of plans to begin with, and i, i tell all my veteran brothers the sisters who were out there and i brought back to my people who are draped that american flag as well. but it was the suits, not the boots who

the heels of proxy season to basically help postpone that decision and that vote it's interesting, cpasically said they applaud the kansas city board of directors to delay the vote we continue to believe that should not be approved, because it's anticompetitive cn basically saying they support the decision think believe it should be approve. it's like a slow moving train it's kind of key to an industry kansas city southern is the last of the class one railroads -- it comes in the midst of an ftc that's much more critical in a biden administration, with the executive order released last month that's much more critical, and has pointed specifically to areas like the railroads we'll continue to watch it. >> with so much focus now on inflation as a political issue and, you know. say we don't want to do this meanwhile, just bigger picture it seems like an interesting m & a mechanics. >> moran stanley -- has a remarkable statistic, about you if you're shipping a 40-foot container from shane high to l.a., it's not ten grand it was only two a few months ago. >> and of course what we know righ

it sounds like you are saying we should not reauthorize it or authorize the cp three program without adequate oversight. are you saying we shouldn't authorize it at all? >> at this time i would say no. >> ms. neumann, what is your response to that? >> i probably agree more than people might think with what ms. berry said. the early iterations of cv, there were multiple instances where it was abused. it was at times and i don't know if those that set it up intended it to be this way, at times and certain location in the country it basically became a tips and leads program for the fbi. if you know anything about radicalization processes and how you might move somebody to build resilience so they are not vulnerable to radicalization or you're trying to move someone off of a radicalization pathway, inserting law enforcement into that dialogue usually doesn't help. it closes off. and we saw this. the very communities that we need to be partnering with did not trust the fbi because of other factors that had nothing to do with cve. you add cve to the mix, it just didn't work in multiple loc

kumasi: the chp is invest the cp a freeway shooting that injured a woman on interstate 80 in vallejo near the redwood street exit. you can see multiple bullet holes on the driver side of the car. officers say the driver was taken to the hospital. she was talking and responsive as she was being loaded in. chp has not released details about the suspect car other than it is a dark sedan. reggie: a major development could boost vaccinating more americans. the fda could give full approval to the pfizer vaccine as soon as today. this as a new study finds a third shot of the vaccine lowers the risk of infection in some people. >> that study finds a third dose of the pfizer vaccine improves immunity in people 60 and older. israel was one of the first countries last month to authorize a third shot an adult -- in adults. the fda could reportedly give full approval to the pfizer vaccine as early as today. that could help convince more americans to get vaccinated. this is the daily average reaches 137,000, up 230% in the last month. >> the projections are going to be some time next year. the pro

when cps finally caught up to our reporting, she was unrepentant. >> i private security, because my bodyh being on this planet right now. i have private security because they, the white supremacist, racist narrative that they drive into this country, so suck it up. and defunding the police has to happen. >> laura: joining me now, brenham tatum, officer and author of "beaten, black, and blue." st. louis expected to see an 80% increase police leaving the department. so cori bush's district, can they afford private security detail? >> of course it can't, laura. and this lady, i could say more words, but it's a family show and i'm sure my parents are watching, but cori bush is a complete hypocrite. there is no way in the world that she really loved the inner-city, you represent st. louis, which is one of the crime capitals of this country per capita and you represent st. louis, you claim to represent the black and brown bodies of the inner city, but you don't want them to have security. but you will pay 75,000, she says that she would pay 100,000, whatever it takes to keep her black and brow

it's the basis of american justice and it's the basis of human speeds and cp do not blame people forngs they didn't do. another point to make his chris cuomo is coming under a lot of fire for helping his brother in the middle of this crisis. we can't evaluate how true that is. but if it is true, let's be real for a second. it's understandable. it'sco his brother. your loyalty should be to your family, above all else.in maybe even above your job. maybe even above jeff zucker. if your brother calls and says, i need help, if you don't give him help because your pretend to be a news anchor on sums cable channel nobody watches, you're perjuring your brother and that's a greater sin than any of the dumb politics, totally true. so we are not going to criticize him for that. one more piece of advice, chris cuomo, take a break from the curls on. vacation, you'll enjoy it better. several republicans in the senate, number of them appeared to be supporting the biden administration's new infrastructure bill. among other things, forces people to have monitoring heart devices in their cars, need pe

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ed i do have to ask you because we got that cp i'm number, consumer price index, inflation at the consumer level, to me, a gain of 5.4% year-over-year. i'm sorry that looks like prices are continuing to rise. do you think we've hit peak inflation? we'll find out maybe a little more clarity tomorrow when we get the ppi. >> yeah, i think the ppi is important because it's going to tell you to follow through in the coming months and some of this inflation is really what they call base effects, that is you think about what's happening last year, so prices were down, so the numbers are going to look bigger but some of it is not. some of this is going to be with us for a while so we think it's going to be transitory but there's no textbook definition of how long transitory is. some of this will be with us for a year or longer, so we're going to have to get used to a little bit of a higher inflation regime. liz: well we know that jay powell of the federal reserve has said transitory is more than a year, right? i think that's what he said last time around. ed, chris thank you very much for joining

negative towards the idea that meeting to myself that i was disabled admitting vo myself that i did have cp. >> i hit it from virtually everybody in my entire life for such a long time now nick focuses on what he's able to do. >> but it won't be soccer. his sport of 7 aside was dropped from the paralympic program for tokyo twenty-twenty citing a lack of international participation kind of setback was like, you know, there's got to be another sport. i can do. >> and my coach was actually like you. you could run track and field and it was just an idea. and i didn't really think about it like that. >> usa track and field recruited him to become a sprinter in 2019. fast forward to the paralympic trials in june when it broke a world record in his classification of the 100 meter dash an accomplishment. >> that didn't surprise him. i've done in practice ayers knew that in the back on line. that could do it. and i've actually, you know, you walk into my apartment and i have taped up on the walls. the times of the world. record, 10200. nick thinks he can run even faster in tokyo and has high expecta

daca and cps provided for nevadans, and a judge ruled on the daca, leaving aspiring dreamers vulnerable and uncertain about their futures and this is an example why it's crucial that we immediately pass immigration reform through any means, including the budget reconciliation process. secretary mayorkas, how is it with those recommendations prior to the court's ruling and what can the administration do to help individuals who have already submitted their applications and were not processed before july 16th today? >> senator, thank you very much for your question. as i think you know, i was the director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services and it was that incredible agency that i left in the implementation of daca. i cannot overstate the importance of passing legislation to bring stability to individuals, the youth who qualify for daca. that is a permanent solution and one that will resonate across the country, the daca program is so very popular with the american people for all the right reasons. we're not able to process new applications for daca or continue with applications i

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haslinda: cp, always great to have you on the show.as we await second quarter earnings. let's go to our asia finance reporter. what are analysts expecting? reporter: -- investors are getting pretty excited about a payday. we are expecting to hear some detail about a capital management plan. tanks were shackled by the regulators on dividends and buybacks, but they are now free and we are expecting hsbc to talk about what the payout might look like this year. that's good news. in terms of numbers, we are looking at about $4.7 billion in pretax profit. revenue is expected to be softer, as is trading. we are expecting it to be down 31%, following a similar pattern as we saw from the wall street banks. another thing investors will be focused on is because. they miss that target last quarter so that is a big focus, they cut about 35,000 jobs to keep a lid on costs. that is something we will be watching and also slowing growth. and what is happening to wealth management. the other thing is -- what is the future for this bank in asia? obviousl

. >> just wanted to first of all thanks for your presentation cps i'm a little confused how we ended up in that situation with the caltrans pile foundations because it's just so obvious that there might be some problem there. i would have said like maybe the first thing would be would have been like should we go check that and that makes me really concerned that this wasn't done earlier and then now we are like talking about alternatives and i'm wondering if you are seriously thinking about alternatives in a different way and maybe future projects, we should not be dealing with this issue or we should actually flag such locations as a location of concern that we have to pay more attention to or do our due diligence before getting into the project design or contracting. another question i have for you is i noticed in your circle, in your presentation, in your slide that you had, you said, i think the problem area was that circle and you also said the new design in one of the alternatives, you're thinking about to directing their water from the same location down, is that what i unders

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