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david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> o'donnell: tonight, more news out of the pentagon. an unidentified american sailor is accused of deliberately starting a fire last year that destroyed a u.s. warship docked off san diego. the fire aboard the u.s.s. bonhomme richard burned more than four days. this month the u.s. has seen a wave of covid outbreaks linked to summer camps and officials fear it could be a preview of what's to come in the new school year. nikki battiste has our in depth report. in rural hudson noshing where 67% of those 12 and up are fully vaccinated, news of the covid outbreak at nearby camp pontiac has rattled the community. >> by monday, it was 23. by wednesday, it was 31. they're all in the 7 to 11 age group so they are, of course, unvaccinated. >> reporter: jack mabb is public health director in columbia county where the cam is located. what was your reaction. >> oh, crap. i can't say that can i? i think that's pretty much our reaction. we haven't seen this. >> reporter: this summer outbreaks at comps around the country. in north carolina a camp is li

dozen marines including a general have been disciplined in the accident and we get more from cbs's david martin. >> reporter: these cell phone videos of doomed marines crammed into an amphibious assault vehicle only lasts for seconds. they have no way of knowing that within hours nine will be dead. drowned when their vehicle sank off the coast of california. it's been a year, but at aress confer, the familiehe today, their gris8. >>hy is my st kep he died the day before his mothr vehicle for a practice tick landing on san clemente island. first class bryan baltierra texted his father our tracks started smoking. it was the transmission. >> overheating? due to no transmission fluid in the vehicle. >> reporter: the transmission failed, the engine quit and the vehicle took on water. it took 45 minutes for help to arrive. >> one of the boys who did survive did say, when i looked back, i saw bryan and his roommate praying. >> reporter: the grief-stricken families today calleded on the marine corps not just assault vehicle back k into the waterer until flaws that mae it a u.s.s. bonhomme richard burne

we have two reports this morning starting with david martin. >> on my orders the united states military begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan. >> reporter: with that, the world's most powerful military unleashed a reign of precision feeded weapons on the country which had birthed the 9/11 attacks. army rangers parachuted into kourn afghanistan. and marine general named mattis helicoptered in to set up a base called rhino. ready to go after osama bin laden hiding in the mountains. >> we had a very good idea where he was. >> what was your plan? >> we would basically block the escape routes and move up the two valleys. as we pushed up those valleys, he would have to move. at that point, we would kill him. >> are you willing to say now you could have gotten him? >> he would have had a hell of a time getting out if we had gotten those troops in. >> reporter: but the pentagon didn't want to send more troops into afghanistan and left the job to local fighters, backed up by american air strikes. at the time u.s. f

. >> pauley: with the united states about to bring our longest war to an end, david martin and charliegata will be looking back at our role in afghanistan. mo rocca examines the pitched fight over whether washington, d.c. deserves to be a state. plus a story from steve hartman, thoughts on freedom from author sebastian junger. some company for lady liberty and more. it is a "sunday morning" for july 4th, 2021. and we'll be back after this. ♪ [trumpet] ♪ >> pauley: what better day for a story as american as apple pie, served up by our kelefa sanneh? >> reporter: in america, and in movies and books i read, everybody went on road trips. >> two, please. >> reporter: everybody stopped at diners and got slices of pie. >> apple ala mode. >> but i would like the pie heated. >> reporter: while growing up in hong kong, stacie mei yan fong fell in love with america and pie. >> i was just like, i want to do that. i want to go on road trips. i want to move to america and i want to eat pie every two hours. >> reporter: in 2016, after 11 years of eating pie in new york city, fong wanted to know more

charles: kingsview wealth management scott martin. and david dietze.he market meandering here a little bit today. seems to me powell is giving would be stock buyers a green light. have you taken any action this week, david? what changes have you made? >> we're continuing to gradually put money into the market. sure powell gives us the green light, it is interest rates at 1.23% 10-year treasury that is below the yield on s&p 500. over history it is very rare to have that situation. dividends the next 10 years will go up 2 to 8% per year. it is no-brainer if you have more than a one week horizon. this is the opportunity, the economy is going strong. we heard great news on 16-week low on employment claims. great news on manufacturing. let's not overthink this, charles. charles: i love that one week horizon. dave, mine is one hour intervals. scott, last time we're on, seems like you're more aggressive with high beta growth names. how much as powell's testimony influenced your portfolio. >> that worked out, charles. the market needs powell engaged and stimu

david leÓn, contÓ una y otra vez el efectivo antes de entregarselo a martÍn lÓpez obrador.ral de 2015 en la casa de quien fue uno de los mÁs cercanos al mandatario y de j vare que este monto es una parte de entregas recurrentes y su destino es un candidato. las imÁgenes inundaron redes sociales y llevaron comentarios. >>> creo que lo quieren perjudicar. >>> si es culpable que sea mi que que la sanciÓn. >>> lÓpez obrador dijo que tiene la conciencia tranquila y que si su hermano cometiÓ un delito, no lo encubrirÁ. >>> creo que la intenciÓn bien pues es perjudicarme. >>> el hermano del presidente ha guardado silencio pero el otro protagonista escribiÓ que este dinero es parte de un prÉstamo que hizo a nivel personal. pero ya habÍa aparecido en dos escenas similares el aÑo pasado en que se ve lo mismo. en esa ocasiÓn, indicÓ que lo que recibiÓ su hermano eran portaciÓn de la gente que apoyaba su movimiento y el video pasÓ al olvido, en mÉxico jazive pÉrez, telemundo. >>> con esto, nos vamos a texas, donde la policÍa tras la bÚsqueda sospechoso de asesinar a un joven de 17 aÑos

david letterman. carson also advance the careers of emerging like steve martin and woody woody allen and jay ld joan rivers and then of course he provided a venue for an established performers like don rickles and but he hackett. there are really four ways to measure cars and success. first of all of course it 10 year. 30 years as the head of the tonight show compared to 22 per jay leno and six so far for jimmy fallon. the tonight show is the longest-running entertainment show in the united states. started in 1954 at the dawn of television. even though he has long been off the air the late night format fields -- is built a lot the way cars and buildup in terms of an audience carson had an audience of 50 million people. that's an astonishing number for his time and for hours. jimmy fallon the tonight show which ranks third has less than 2 million viewers a night on average. a lot of that has to do with the rise of the internet were audiences have splintered that make no mistake about it it's an astonishing difference. johnny carson was also a gold lined for nbc. >> "the tonight show" was generating 17% of a

british actor david oyelowo has long been a commanding screen presence in films such as queen of catwe, and selma which he played martinuther king. now, he proves himself a dab hand behind the camera in netflix's fantasy drama the water man from a script by emma needell. if you had to choose between a short life with a lot of love and it with a lot of love in it and a very long life with no one there to love, which one would you choose? i would take a short life with your mum in it than a long one without her. along with directing and producing, oyelowo costars us as amos boone. oyelowo costars as amos boone. amos wife mary, played by rosario dawson, has fallen ill to the horror of their son, gunnar. a budding graphic artist played by lonnie chavis. enraptured by stories of the mythical water man who somehow managed to cheat death in our lives by remote lake endlessly searching for his lost wife, gunnar embarks on a dangerous journey with a local girl who claims to have met and escape from this mythical creature. i'm going to find the water man. come into my office. inspired by the spirit of classics 80s movies like et

i want to quote david from twitter tonight, easily the best canadian exports since martin short he writese new covid cases in the u.s. is occurring in florida. ron desantis signed executive orders to protect vaccine diffuser's. his fundraising letters a top public health officials, like doctor fauci, he appears on fox regularly to deny and minimize covid risks. republicans must be seeing gates of hell covid polling numbers among suburban women. marc mccann and, not helping them, they are terrible liars, if you look at the sentence and sleeps on camera over the past 24 hours, trying to pretend like they are on the staff of the cdc. what do you think the answer is, both options are gross, either they have polling or they realized it's mostly people dying in red states? >> well i think it's both, brian. it's hitting him right between the eyes. right in the middle of their states. instead specially that have highly unvaccinated populations, we know now, we see the data almost 100 people getting sick are unvaccinated populations. and largely in red states. i mean, everybody has their own covid

set in the north sea, it stars martin compston and schitts creek star, emily hampshire. bbc scotland's entertinament reporter, david, the rig. a former power plant is home to the six—part thriller, which is set on an oil rig in the north sea. martin compston takes one of the lead roles, and when he got thejob, he wasn't quite sure what to expect. my dad worked on the rigs and i've still got pals who worked on the rigs, so when he called me and said, "we're doing a thing offshore", i thought it was going to be like a kitchen—sink drama about all these sort of hard—drinking, fast—living thingies, and i couldn't have been more wrong. i had no idea where this was going to go, and even then, when you start the first episode, things start to go wrong, as things can do on a rig. big questions posed about where we are in the world, global warming, what we're doing to our planet. there's a great line the brilliant mark bonnar has in it, which is, "if we keep punching holes in the earth, one time the earth's going to punch back." and it sort of all kind of revolves around a lot of that stuff. i've managed to get onto the bri

entrega martín hermano del presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador >> martinazo así le dicen voltea a todas partes nervioso periodista enfrentado por el presidente publicó el vídeo david lópez obrador es un ataque >> es la campaña negra de mis adversarios >> este no es el primer vídeo ni hermano que lo manchan de corrupción otro hermano del presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador le entregó dinero león fue parte del gabinete del presidente pero renunció en las calles dicen muchos que el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador es corrupto >> son pruebas que hay corrupción con él >> no le han encontrado nada >> lo que es un hecho que los hermanos del presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador están bajo sospecha en méxi raúl noticias telemundo >> en venezuela , hay 10 muertos más de 20 heridos por enfrentamientos entre bandas criminales y autoridades al oeste de caracas casi mil uniformados tomaron el barrio cota 905 donde hace 3 días hay tiroteos y explosivospor grupos criminales que controlan la zona al regresar de la pausa en noticias telemundo una joven afroamericana gana el campeonato el impacto de las pestañas alcanza nuevas alturas. mascar

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martin: we have said on the call earlier today, a little over 25% accretive per earnings per share. the reality is, it is not about that david this business has 10% ebitda margins at chubb. like our fire safety business is in the u.s.. we think there is a long-term margin improvement opportunity. the math is very compelling, but more importantly, the strategy is important for us. ed: you did the spac deal to take api public. a lot of those people have changed the management, brought in people close to the private equity model. you have kept the former ceo on. is that an act of good faith in the company? martin: it is actually very different from that. we came into the transaction because we wanted to backup the team. their culture and the way we operate is very similar to our long-term. the reality is they are following the same path. our intention was always to back russ. not just an award for him, but the reality is that we have been doing this together. our job is to the transformative m&a that he has never done before. they have done a lot of smaller transactions. this is a larger transaction. it's a good marriage of our

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