the pictures that were shown of the individuals that call us this david brown people and then over time, all people to come look at a problem. we went from cherish to muslim to make to 100 some of americans on attack from within this is just not white americans anymore. they can't stop the changing of america, which has stopped in browning of america. their white house is going to be the tan house for the. my name is lazara brock and i'm 24 years old. that's why i realize there'll be a good father. time. he was a very serious little boy. lazarus, very, very sweet. he was such a nice. he was very nice, a nice boy perfectionist. lather out. oh my god, he's the thought he's parties every year. to me, the world was my house and a little bit of that schools. well, growing up i didn't have the standard american childhood of playing with the streets with the other kids because in large part in speak the language. and i was essentially a foreigner in this country despite being born into a big cage. one the president visitors because of our rides, improvements in our literacy rate. all good thin

chicago's.com david brown warns parents to protect their kids from gaining and street violence afterght children are shot over with a holiday weekend was a 4-year-old boy who was shot in the head and killed. >> i lost members of my family but they are not coming to my house personally. you know the life you lead. you know you're being targeted or you've done something to cause this retribution from some rival gangs or some rival person. why are you continuing to be around young people. that's on you. jillian: chicago police say 250 children have been shot in chicago so far this year, 41 of them have died. >> the justice department vowing to protect abortion seekers after a new state law which allows private citizens to enforce the ban on terminating pregnancies. the attorney general says we will not tolerate violence against those people to obtain or provide the productive health services physical instructional property damage in violation of the safe. law prohibit abortions once cardiac activity can be detected usually around 6 weeks as portland city council votes on an emergency re

chicago top cop david brown warns parents to protect their kids from gaining and street violence thisn are shot, among, 4-year-old boy who was shot in the head and killed. 260 children have been shot in chicago so far this you. 41 of them have died. many winning the shocking death of michael k williams. >> a parasite leaches off -- >> just like you. >> i got the shotgun, the briefcase, saw the game. jillian: is known for portraying omar little on the wire. he was found dead in his home. his death is being investigated as a possible drug overdose. he was 54. todd: 20 years since the 9/11 attack, the accused mastermind will return to guantÁnamo bay courtroom after year and a half away because of the pandemic. jillian: jackie ibanez and get close expanding spy pressure to close the facility. >> reporter: for the first time in your pretrial hearings will resume in guantÁnamo bay, for the 9/11 mastermind accused of conspiring the attacks after delays due to the pandemic. prosecutors say khalid sheikh mohammed boasted about planning the attacks. ks am and the other terror suspects face the

attorney's decision only to be rebuffed by lori lightfoot's hand picked police superintendent, david brown got a double whammy this weekend, a message saying even when you put forward and put your own life on the line to be a witness and testify against someone, political leadership is not there to hold criminals accountable. jillian: raymond, also help us make sense with this. more than 250 kids were shot. that was as of last month. 32 of them died. like i said, that's a month ago. those numbers are sure to change after this. but i mean, do you think democratic leaders in this city are capable of getting law and order under control? >> with the current crop of leadership, no, they are not. they're too busy coddling criminals and enabling bad behavior. they're bending over backwards as we saw with those charges to get people out on the street when we know they're criminals, when we know they're murderers, we know they're doing harm to the city of chicago. they simply do not have the will, though they have the rhetoric of saying they support black and brown communities, they don't have the

dagen: chicago's top cop david brown warning parents to protect their kids from gang and street violenceshot over the labor day weekend alone. jonathan, what do you make of this, very powerful words from the police chief in chicago? jonathan: well, you know, i applaud the powerful words. they need to be heard amongst parents and it's just a travesty. i mean, i actually called this in part a natural manifestation, dagen of defunding the police and these agendas to sort of scale back our law enforcement and deprive them of what they actually need to keep our communities safe. when you start hearing about numbers like 60 people killed over a 3-day weekend, 6 children murdered at the hands of violence, you really start to question what policies and what we are doing as legislators as a community and society to protect our individuals particularly our children, so i applaud the police officer's remarks. dagen: if you're worried about your family, don't move to new york city. hundreds of inmates in rikers island to be set to released early. mayor bill de blasio, this is his way of dealing with

chicago's top cop david brown warns parents to protect their kids from gang and street violence.ay weekend. among them this 4-year-old boy who was shot in the head and killed. >> i love members of my family but they are not coming to my house at christmas because of a life they lead. you know the life you lead. you know that you are being targeted or that you have done something to cause this retribution from some rival gang or some rival person. why are you continuing to be around young people, our children? that's on you. jillian: chicago police say more than 260 children have been shot in chicago so far this year. 41 of them have died. today president biden will see the damage left by hurricane ida in newark and new jersey his visit comes as new york lawmakers blame the storm on climate change. >> this is what climate change looks like. we must do something to stop it and deal with global warming once and for all. [inaudible] >> and in louisiana, more than 400,000 people are still without power as flash flood warnings are issued for counties around new orleans. a former nasa e

david: bonds like evergrounde -- evergrande continue to head south amid questions about its ability to meet obligations. yvonne: up next, jeff brown thinks 2021 prices are looking good. he joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. the big event in the ministries the opec-plus ministers meeting, and the expectation is more production and more output coming through in october. we have seen a pickup from the bottom. do we get a little more? in the question is if the bond markets can absorb that. yvonne: let's bring back jeff brown, the president of general connection fte, also worked in paris as well. do you think that if we do see that output has been raised, it looks like they are not willing to deviate the company's plans right now. can the market absorb it? >> we think they can. around this meeting, they will probably talk about supplies, talk about worry over delta variant, but ultimately, they care about price. opec cares about price, and they care about keeping the coalition together. they had a big disagreement in july in which they resolved some issues, and by far this doesn't seem the path of least resistance

david had to hire his own private investigator. >> he's my son he's a person. >> reporter: in 2020, more than 500,000 people were reported missing. nearly 40% of them people of color. hundreds of black and brownamilies waiting to get word of their loved ones, waiting for a news story, who are waiting for a moment to step into the spotlight and shine some light on their stories. >> reporter: this year 25-year-old graduate student jelani day disappeared. on august 24th his body identified late today 30-year-old melissa cho went last seen in california communities pleading for attention. the same painful patterns among indigenous women homicide is the third leading cause of death among native women who are murdered at a rate more than ten times the national average. as we reported, tribal leaders of the indians take comfort in the federal government launching an investigation into the abuse and death of native american school children and a new task force to find the missing. >> it's the kids the kids are telling us you have to look and you have to look everywhere. >> reporter: for now david robinson says all he can do is pray. >> i still don't want to proceed and say anything that my son i just

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david: let's continue our political conversation with former australian minister kevin rudd, who says behind beijing crackdown lies president xi jinping's hopes to retain power. he spoke with our editorial director, andrew brown>> the tech sector has different reputations in china. it is obviously the epicenter of china's on gig economy. but also the epicenter of what is called in china, 996, where you work nine hours a day -- work 12 hours a day, from 9:00 to 9:00, six days a week. 996. frankly, that delivers me a lousy life. i don't have secure income. the guys at the top are making all the money. i work like a dog. i cannot have a decent life, get married, have kids. what xi jinping is doing to re- secure his appointment long-term is creating a whole new constituency, a populist constituency in the wider chinese community, saying, "i am on your side and i want to redistribute some of that wealth to you." can he deliver? open question. i think his vulnerability going into the 20 party congress above anything else, is does the economy in terms of its real growth levels begin to falter? that is the vulnerability. i don't think it will become evident in the data before november of next year. . could it become

>> thank you very much david bloom, will go now to washington where nbc's campbell brown who covers the white house is on duty, but across the street from the white house the president is expected back there surely. campbell? >> tom, the president is on his way back to washington tonight, we're told that air force one is being escorted by a 15 fighter jets on each wing, as david said, he is planning to address the nation tonight, one eight says that his message will be one of resolve and reassurance. tom, we're reporting a block from the white house at a hotel, that's because those in the white house press corps, were rushed out of the white house this morning as the entire complex was evacuated. needless to say, this has been an extraordinary day for the president, one aide says that when he spoke with his national security team in live teleconference today he said quote, we will find these people and they will suffer the consequences. the president at a elementary school about to become a reading event, gets the first call from his national security adviser, one plane has crashed into

david brooks, good seo. ♪ amna: now, a behind-the-scenes look at how documentarian ken burns makes his films, and a look at the place where he's been doing that work for four decades. jeffrey brownudio to talk about his latest documentary-- “muhammad ali” which premieres this sunday on pbs and airs over four nights and conflicts now in -- and larger contacts and conflicts now in telling america's story in a time of racial reckoning. this report is part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> 42 years -- was the original idea just to go someplace? >> goomeplace where i could live for something. i thought becoming a documentary filmmaker in american history on pbs was taking a vow of anonymity and poverty. >> it's worked out a bit differently for ken burns. many years later, he is still at work in his work -- in his home office production house rural new hampshire. it's typical day here includes a walk with dog chester, on the state joined by willa and lily, the youngest of his four daughters. in pandemic times, most of his staff is remote, working on multiple films, an ever- growing story of american history and culture. >> here he comes. >> at 10:26 p.m. on january 20 eighth,

and george w bush joking about using the same toothpaste, gordon brown getting into the golf cart and george w bush drove off fast. david barack obama. and last time in the white house, theresa may's face when donald trump grabbed her hand to walk down that rant. i when donald trump grabbed her hand to walk down that rant.— to walk down that rant. i wonder what pictures — to walk down that rant. i wonder what pictures we _ to walk down that rant. i wonder what pictures we will— to walk down that rant. i wonder what pictures we will see - to walk down that rant. i wonder what pictures we will see later. l what pictures we will see later. high—power memories there. the ministry of defence has apologised for a data breach which may have compromised the safety of dozens of afghan interpreters who worked for british forces. more than 250 people seeking relocation to the uk — many of whom are in hiding — were mistakenly copied into an emailfrom the mod, in which their names and some profile pictures were visible. defence secretary ben wallace has launched an investigation into how the breach occurred. the duke of york has bee

david byrne. and he said he almost got out of music because he thought, hey, maybe i can do this, and then he went to see james browngreat. it would be like an amateur fighter watching muhammad ali in 1964 or something like that. but speaking of ali. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's the night. >> look at james. look at that outfit. >> is he wearing a vest. >> he's got a cowboy hat on. that was the era where james was doing a lot of shows around, like, texas, louisiana, and he wanted to have that look of country western, and there's muhammad ali, and leading into that show, james brown called me to his room. he was staying here at one of the big hotels. he said, reverend, what's your name. i'm like what do you mean what's my name. he said, what's your name. i said alfred sharpton, he said your name is al sharpton, alfred is too long. and he changed my name. >> oh, my gosh. >> i would agree, yes. >> and you said also that ali, you said he was -- >> he was a humane guy in private. a lot of guys, you meet guys, in private their arrogant, ali would do anything for everybody in private. he was very sensitive, very humble guy. pr