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they have a new investor, elliott management is back with a 10% stake.lson has a look at what's next. dave: there is certainly lots of precedents to go by. the u.k. is an example. we wrote about that yesterday how elliott is challenging the management. now elliott has brought this 10% plus stake in citrix systems which is about remote access software. if you take that 10% number, elliott would be the third largest shareholder. they also have a stake of $1.3 billion based on today's trading. elliott's whole playbook is about trying to increase the backpay of the shares. we don't know exactly what they are going to ask for, but we do know that citrix is an up and down because it does remote access software with the classic stay-at-home stock. at least for the first few months of the coronavirus. since then the shares have come down. they were lower by about 20% this year. before our reporting and the wall street journal noted elliott's investment in the company. then you look at citrix's evaluation versus its peers based on projected profit, it is at a lit

before get into that, elliott you were covering this you did cover this company for a while you look in retrospect upon your own coverage do you feel you held their feet to the fire is much as you could during that period of time or do you have any regrets on how this was covered by the wall street journal? what i will try to give a brief summary of it. i use a covid real estate for the journal and came upon this fast growing company in new york. they are kind of interesting. but really, how this wacky ceo. but the light bulb went off when i learned with their evaluation was, which is not the time is $1.5 billion. they had a few tiny offices for it i know how much a building is worth. they are worth a lot more than a building and they have a lot less space and they don't even own it. from there i'm super proud of think were super proud of the coverage. we're kind of the lone voice in the room for a long time to go back and look at her coverage, as a tenant billion-dollar company all these parallel to the.com era were very similar thing happened. when their 20 billion there were power

in new york, elliott, writer and cohost of the china tech investor podcast. i'd like to begin in linden -- london first with channing lu. is this the second cultural revolution by increment? >> that is an interesting question but i must say no. i do say a revitalization of the culture in terms of how the party managed the culture. showing the ideal citizens. recently we see the chinese party and chinese government really putting in the effort to rectify the so-called determinist circle and it even imperils and limits on online video gaming. >> this seems to be aimed at trying to avoid future dissent. everything they are doing seems to be aimed at very young people and aiming to foster a love for socialism the chinese communist party. would you agree? >> yes, i think the previous speaker has touched on the important point which is that they are revitalizing the essence of the socialist spirit. one of the important things that we can see in these crackdowns is that they are trying to prevent any force, a company, a tech tycoon, pop-culture icon to be able to mo

he was sent off, elliott left on the stretcher. the concern clear for all to see. a third, sadio mane on target, the 13th league game unbeaten but a victory overshadowed by elliot's injury, a match filled with many emotions. after the match liverpool boss jurgen klopp was asked his opinion on the red card shown to pascal struijk. it's a serious injury, definitely, an 18—year—old boy, i don't know why we discuss a red card, it's not important, he will be back in two or three weeks and can play on but harvey will not play so it's not about the red card. in the championship, nottingham forest's miserable season continues, as their winless start stretched to six matches. they lost 2—1 at home to cardiff. forest did lead, but two goals from rubin colwill sealed the win for the away side — his first senior goals. the win takes cardiff up to eighth. forest stay bottom. there was just one game in the scottish premiership today as hearts took on hibernian in the edinburgh derby. either side could have gone top of the league with a win, but instead played out a goalless draw

elliot's managerjurgen klopp confirmed earlier that elliott had been operated on today in london.they are committed to sebastian vettel and are keen for him to race for them next year. the four—time world champion has a contractual option he can exercise to continue with the team after this season. sri lanka seamer lasith malinga has retired. the 38—year—old is the most successful bowler in twenty20 international history, winning the world cup in 2014 and taking a record 107 t20 international wickets. the british axioom men's relay team could be stripped of their olympic silver medals after cj ujah's b sample also tested positive for two banned substances. it confirms the result of his initial test at the tokyo games. for more on this we're joined by our reporter, ade adedoyin. really bad news, what is the latest? when an athlete provides a sample it is split into two samples and once one of the samples is tested it gives an option to request that the b sample is also tested in case has been an error. it is very rare that the b sample comes back differently but there have been som

elliott says it approached toshiba about a potential takeover.s now said to be one of toshiba's top 10 shareholders. korean airlines is expecting approval to buy a rival character -- carrier year-end. the german said it will take at least two years with only the most efficient planes retained. a380s are unlikely to remain in the fleet and are only useful in a short search in trouble demand. shery: we are just a few minutes open away from the open in trade in korea. sophie: g7 companies agreed to a common standard to speed up the return of international travel -- travel. we are watching names facing increasing scrutiny, several heads of big companies. starting from this friday, amid allegations of unfair trading practices by big tech and south korea along with souring public sentiment. a set of australia -- ahead of austria's bond data, a continued rise in housing prices sparking restrictive pressures which have surged in the right -- in light of interest rates being low in austria. paul: a company says china's energy crunch may push base cost hig

so when elliott is told to fire cox, he said, i can't do it. i am going to resign. so nixon throughout hague said let's call his deputy, bill ruckle's house and have him down. ruckle said i'm going to resign, too. i will not do it as a matter of principle. the next person in line at the department of justice is the solicitor general who is robert bork. bork will carry out the order and fire cox. and forever be labelled by doing it. and a lot of people have missed in bork's action is the argument that both richardson and ruckle made to him that only chaos could ensue if he didn't act because after you leave the third man in charge of the department of justice, it is any man's bet who has the authority and indeed the janitor might be able to say that he could be the acting attorney general. it is a very unclear situation. so they put a lot of pressure on bork to do it and he did it. he would -- it would cost him a seat on the supreme court later when reagan nominated him because of the hard feelings that would continue amongst democrats for decades about bork's action

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roosevelt the oldest son franklin and in the 1932 campaign elliott was in charge of trying to read his father's campaign in massachusetts and boston. while also setting up an insurance business. joe befriended him and called himself his foster father before prohibition is actually rescinded joe takes elliott to europe and lots of other people trying to bargain for the rights to import whiskey to america, when you come with a man who everybody thinks is the future president son you're gonna win out and there's no contest, he won out so before prohibition had been re-ascended after the election joe had already bagged his fortune. what joe really wanted and they had to know people working for him and he wanted to become secretary of the treasury. andy worked hard to help earn his money from contributions and joe kennedy would run the treasury the way he wants to remount was his choice and stayed his choice. joe had to settle to become the first chairman of the security exchange commission, he did a reasonable job with all the documentation and it was written by others and joe ended up try

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leeds then had pascal struijk sent off for a challenge on harvey elliott, who appeared to suffer a nasty the man advantage eventually told, sadio mane making it 3—0 in stoppage time. liverpool are third — level on points with leaders manchester united. leeds' wait for a first win this season goes on. in the wsl, reigning champions chelsea made up for their opening day loss with a 4—0 thrashing of everton. fran kirby opened the scoring before two goals from sam kerr gave the blues a 3—0 lead. beth england then rounded off the match after erin cuthbert�*s chance rebounded off the post. a second 4—0 defeat for everton but a massive improvement for emma hayes' side. i think we should have scored more goals. if you think about the balance of play, for us to come in at 1—0 at half—time was disappointing but i thought it was composed. i am delighted we kept a clean sheet and defended properly. going forward, we had plenty of options. the composure amongst the group is growing. and like i said, it's early days. elsewhere in the wsl, brighton are 4—0 up away at birmingham, manchester united beat

missy elliott, get your freak o at number eight to, getting my freak on is what i do best, emily.s tiny dancer at a random number 47. most people don't know that's what they call me at the clubs. i can literally dance in your lap. but i'm really surprised this 80 s classic only came in at number 398. ♪ >> i remember that song being s much better. some things just don't age well. >> you have said to me in the past, but rock music is double music. >> it comes straight from satan himself. >> does that keep you from listening to it? can get this list is too long. 500 is a ridiculous number. i don't think there's 500 good songs. i think there's about five or six good songs great. >> which ones? >> three of them are from bing crosby. talk about the white christmas. you are so white. >> look, obviously they needed to replace the number one because it was like a rolling stone. come on. rolling stone's favorite song i rolling stone. in their favorite band is the rolling stones. but respect, i think it's a goo song, but i don't know if it's number one. i don't like any song that has spellin

he was dismissed for a challenge on harvey elliott, which resulted in the youngster dislocating his ankleor 90 minutes plus extra time after leaving intensive care. brazil's all—time leading scorer is one of only four players to have scored in four world cup tournaments. and the world anti—doping agency is to review whether cannabis should remain on the list of banned substances. american sprinter sha'carri richardson missed the tokyo 0lympics after testing positive for the substance but said she'd used it to help cope with the death of her mother. us gymnast simone biles has given an emotional testimony before the senate about abuse she suffered at the hands of disgraced former team doctor larry nassar. former team—mates also appeared before the committee, along with fbi director christopher wray. the hearing is examining shortcomings in the fbi's investigation into nassar, later convicted of sexually abusing girls and sentenced to life in prison. i don't want another young gymnast, 0lympic athlete or any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds of others have endured befo

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elliott, does the justice department in your view have any good options to explore?er said. this is one of the best options they have but requires them to have a really expansive definition of the idea what it means to intimidate someone from having an abortion that freedom access law was targeted at people attacking abortion clinics and that's not quite the case here. in fact, at the end of the day, this provision doesn't stop anyone from suing someone else for $10,000, but if the justice department is being as aggressive as it looks they are, they are attempting to use the law here in that way. this is, you know, this is what they've got. the real option is for congress to pass a law, which is fully within congress's authority enshrining roe v wade in statute. that would be the thing that would ultimately protect people's right to have an abortion at this point, but this is sort of -- the justice department's hands are tied somewhat and this is sort of the best they can do right now, i think. >> jennifer, a few republican governors hinted they could enact their ver

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cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elliott w williams is here.ou here. >> of course. >> what's the committee looking for in terms of the organizers of this rally? >> it's a few things. number one, you want to know who knew what when, did they have any sort of evidence to suggest that they knew there would have been violence or wrongdoing at the rally. number two, who was communicating with the president at the time and who was communicating with other people at the white house at the time. they probably have some information to suggest that there might have been some sort of agreement between those two parties and that's why they're calling folks in to testify about it. >> some of them showed up in riot gear, that suggests it's more than just a rally. just saying. >> true, however, when you start getting into subpoenas for rally organizers, you start getting into a gray area a little bit because people are allowed to convene in the united states. now, look, riot gear, zip ties are not good under any circumstance, but people do have a right to org

christopher elliott, columnist with the washington post, thanks for coming on okay, take care.re scrambling to get moderates and progressives to come together with just days now to go before promised to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill now that bill passed by the senate is currently awaiting a vote in the house. all eyes, though, or on house speaker nancy pelosi, who had promised to take up the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill by september, 27. now the question is whether she'll follow through if the accompanying $3.5 trillion social spending plan fails to advance that massive reconciliation package expands education, healthcare and childcare support. tackles the climate crisis and makes further investments in infrastructure. have to pass infrastructure and get on with it with the reconciliation process. however the divide between democrats and progressive democrats moderate democrats rather and progressive democrats is getting wider. progressives have warned that they will not back that infrastructure bill unless that reconciliation package with their leg

and elliott missed that experience.ictim. >> reporter: for nearly a decade, gary triano's friends and family waited and hoped for an answer. as time went by and there weren't any arrests, what do you think? maybe i'm wrong about pam? maybe this will never be solved? >> no. i think part of me thought that in time, it would all be found out and that it just wasn't time yet. >> reporter: detectives waited to. until one day in 2005, when the tip came in from 2000 miles away. coming up -- >> i helped you want something that was, beyond what anybody else in the world would probably do. >> reporter: secret tapes are about to warm up a cold case. >> there's plenty of stuff that i could dig out of the ground, literally. and you are a friday. >> the big thing with catching ron young is he collected all the evidence for us. the tapes for the gold mine. >> reporter: when dateline continues. continues. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means l

his 20th of the season giants tied up 3, 3, but in the bottom of the elliott's ds. take. zach.ck. that's going far left field gone for a solo shot rockies take back the lead for 3 on to the top of the night still for 3 at this point. but lamont wade junior comes through in the clutch. yes, that line drive through with the bases loaded received a bond straw to score san francisco takes a 5, 4, lead, 3 batters later. now evan longoria at the plate puts this one on ice doubling to left center. brandon belt away junior score 74 giants and they would close it out. san francisco sleeps. the rockies and temporarily takes a one and a half game lead in the national league west over the dodgers who are playing right now in st. louis. the giants also are the first team in mlb to reach 90 off the bench and it's just the result of this team. >> kind of it's a nasa tv for this very difficult stretch of games. doctor series, quick turnaround here. we made it through or going on and off feeling confident pretty healthy spaces. well, i think that's a credit to his players for for showing up eve

my predecessor nicole elliott did an incredible job bringing together the individuals super-passionate cannabis. >> the office was created in july of 2017. i came in early 2018. i have been able to see the office's development over time which is nice. it is exciting to be in the space, stickily in thinking about her leadership. >> looking for the office it is always we might be before my time when i was working for the forboard of supervisors. i learn new things every day it is challenging and rewarding for me. >> we get the privilege to work in an office that is innovating. we get to spearhead the robust exprogram. >> i am excited she came on board to leverage experience as a prosecutor 10 years as we contemplate enforcements but approaching it without replicating the war on drugs. >> i was hired by cam laharris. i haven't seen a district attorney that looked kind of like me. that could be a path in my life. i might not have considered it. it is important that women and certainly women of color and spaces of leadership really do their part to bring on and mentor as many young people a

. >> reporter: just eight years old, paisley elliott uses her globe not for play, but for planning. >here. i'm going to uganda, which is in africa. >> reporter: paisley's passion is helping the most vulnerable. when she was only four, she heard about refugees in a bible class. that led to a lot of tough questions for her mom, tali jones. >> kind of bending down with my phone on google, looking up which countries are safest and which ones are taking in the t most refugees, because this was not a topic i was planning to discuss with a four-year-old. >> reporter: paisley's curiosity became a call to action. that's the reason for her trip to uganda, where, with the help from some experienced adults, she plans to deliver these do- it-yourself school desks.se >> it's made out of 100% sustainable wood. >> reporter: interlocking pieces that can be transformed into a pop-up classroom. there's also a toolbox with pencils and learning kits, made for hundreds of kids in a refugee camp. why do you stick with this? >> if we do not help them because the adults aren't, then who will help them have a

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when valerie got mixed up in the operation on the ground with all the details, his own seas, elliott betrayed care. this is a story that was being widely reported on last year in the media, particularly in the russian media. but what makes this case extraordinary is that a major american outlet is talking about the so according to see, and then the dramatic arrest of more than 30 russian nationals last year in bel roost was an elaborate operation by the ukranian intelligence, an effort backed and financed by the c i a so they provide the cash they provided technical assistance, ukrainian operatives pretended to be representative of a private security firm. and they requested applications. it pretty much served as a perfect database for key of to get who they wanted. and minsk was simply a stop over for these men to be on the way to venezuela. this was a fake job though that never existed. we started to call them and say, hey man, okay, tell me something about yourself. maybe you not really a fighter. maybe you're a plumber or something like that. and then they start to reveal things

so that's my answer. elliott's hockman, a lot of the us government has spent a long time accusing china of monitors, listing practices of dominating markets, abusing its money to dominate foreign foreign policy in africa, in south asia. and it's often complain that china has been too big to influence directly or things like this crack down, men, a weapon for the u. s. government uses say actually what the chinese are doing is violation of human rights. and therefore, this is something we can use to try and put pressure on them all at once. again is trying to just simply too big to put any pressure on. yeah. busy i think it's kind of a ladder. i mean, the us can say all that they want and i believe that cracked down on human rights. this is not something that i know that makes me less likely to want to live in china, i guess. but i mean the u. s. and say all that it wants and it does, it is, you know, if you look at some of the things that they've been able to levy, i think it definitely has a pressure on i'm trying to and it's officials. but when it comes down to what i can get this poi

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k and astray. elliott with paris left out of the loop, frances defense chief, and 1st off say political dialogue between nato states has all but disappeared. let you to does it as you need. the attitude of the united states to the submarine program is a further investigation of the asian that we have been making for months today. political dialogue is non existent within the atlantic lions. dental quarter. next look to the growing rift within the military block made worse by britons later, apparently laughing off the damage done by the new or casteel. what, what do you say? you have going on to say every future will protection a greater common purpose. all this seems to go out the window and there's a bit of money to be made. the recent controversy surrounding the u. s. u. k and australia as new security pack has left a new leaders scratching their heads about what even means to be in nato anymore. the reason for nato existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the united states off. therefore, our partners decided on our initiative as well as on the initiative o

reporting on book that we kind of learned about such positive coverage and adam became obsessed with elliott and he could not understand why he did not get it and he was so frustrated by the journals coverage and reporting are book. and why doesn't this publication get it and everyone else gets how wonderful we are. >> as indicated that is great, thank you for providing that context none of these type of policies happen with a lot of factors and all start moreth wih the macroeconomic perspective which is to say that the story could not happen if there were not a lot of external places in the world but specifically this kind of beginning to the financial crisis, i wrote that in my two categories. one was a supply-side a puller for ration of these types of businesses, i think you had a lot of my contemporaries at the time dropped out of corporate law orri wall street given what was going on around 2000 and start companies. i started my note as a new york one rival going out to silicon valley and she had a proliferation in starbucks and office space was a little bit less and you have a lot more

elliott management had taken a 10% stake in this company and we are learning that the company is in talkssors to determine whether there is interest about selling off the company, buyers willing to come in. keep an eye on that stock, and the casino stocks. las vegas sands fell 10% yesterday during the normal session. another 4% this morning. milko which gets 100% of its revenue from macau is down for five straight days and will be down, and some of the regulatory crackdown. 45 day consultation period started today. tom: thank you so much, romaine bostick. a former prime minister of latvia and a physicist with electrical engineering from the university of maryland, valdis dombrovskis. european commission executive price -- executive vice president and commissioner for trade and what you needed to know eight months ago, 10 months ago, he was in the timeout chair over vaccination. he and others in europe have had the great success story of the turnaround of europe in vaccination. i, thank you so much for joining us. how did you and brussels turnaround vaccination in europe to 70%? valdis: go

my predecessor nicole elliott did an incredible job bringing together the individuals super-passionate about cannabis. >> the office was created in july of 2017. i came in early 2018. i have been able to see the office's development over time which is nice. it is exciting to be in the space, stickily in thinking about her leadership. >> looking for the office it is always we might be before my time when i was working for the forboard of supervisors. i learn new things every day it is challenging and rewarding for me. >> we get the privilege to work in an office that is innovating. we get to spearhead the robust exprogram. >> i am excited she came on board to leverage experience as a prosecutor 10 years as we contemplate enforcements but approaching it without replicating the war on drugs. >> i was hired by cam laharris. i haven't seen a district attorney that looked kind of like me. that could be a path in my life. i might not have considered it. it is important that women and certainly women of color and spaces of leadership really do their part to bring on and mentor as many young pe

it was marred, though, by a serious ankle injury to liverpool's young midfielder harvey elliott.rts and hibs both missed out on the chance of going top of the scottish premiership. it hasn't been a good week for manchester city women — knocked—out before the group stages of the champions league, and now beaten by tottenham in the women's super league, after a controversial own goal, which appeared to come from a handball. tottenham are nowjoint top of the table on points, with brighton, arsenal and manchester united. lee westwood will make a record—equalling 11th appearance for europe in golf�*s ryder cup in america, later this month. he'll be joined by some other old favourites, including ian poulter, who was picked as a wildcard, by team captain padraig harrington, alongside record ryder cup points scorer sergio garcia, and shane lowry. europe are the defending champions for the biannual tournament against the united states, which was delayed for a year, due to covid. more tennis history could be made at the us open tonight, as top seed novak djokovic aims to break the record f

they work with a series of a group of civilian of former officials led by andrew elliott, a collectorthe title of chief of police or superintendent of police depending on which source you read and he is kind of responsible for the civilian apparatus keeps order in the streets reports back to the military offenders. they give civilians a stake in the administration and provide lodging for the poor and people who couldn't afford it based on loyalty and adherence to the crown. they compensate the estate and the houses of knowing what they call traders and revolutionary and it goes out to loyalists or people who adhere to them coming into the city and they have street cleaners and clerks, rent collectors and so forth so there is this weird civilian administration but it never really has the full force of law as long as it's only backed by the military, there is this idea that it could end at any time when the military comes out especially the examples of boston, newport and philadelphia which the british army does leave before the war ends which loyalists who collaborated with the british

let me get a sip of coffee i'm kiting citrix systems wall street journal reports giant hedge fund elliott management has built up a more than 10% stake in the company and pushing it to take action to boost the stock price. citrix in a hot market down 15%. back-to-back disappointed earnings numbers including guidance cuts as well. stock number two, coupa software sales did jump on growth of subscription revenue coupa raising its guidance stock up 6%. stock number three, canada goose. the outdoor closing company with thousand dollar jackets was fined by chinese authorities and criticized by state media for allegedly breaking the country's advertising laws stock number four, paypal continuing a red hot trend buying japanese buy now pay later firm payde for $2.7 billion. online shopping volume has more than tripled in the past decade. more than 2/3 of all purchases are still made, get this, with cash certainly last but not least, microsoft. it is buying clipchamp for an undisclosed amount who is that? they make video editing software clipchamp the ninth company microsoft has bought this year

when i saw that missy elliott "get your freak on" is listed as the number eight song of all time.n, move up the beatles. stevie wonder. >> where's herman and the hermits? >> it reflects their timid, virtue signaling bland editors are aging. they have to keep looking at the list and go, we need to update this because we're getting old and stupid. which they keep updating it. the number one song ever, "how soon is now." >> always number one. >> that is the number one song of all time. >> no. >> fantastic album. >> i don't agree. >> neither do i. >> oh -- (criminally vulgar. >> oh -- >> okay, fan mail friday is up next. stay with us. >> that's the scene from the monsters, emily. that's a great one. fan mail friday. just to give you an update, jesse and i are no longer friends. if you do not like it by the smith's, you're not even a human being. you're not even a human being. >> i can say 5,000 better songs. >> you don't know music. >> 5,000. >> i did -- >> play music. >> you don't -- >> you don't even know how to read music. >> i can play music better than the music that you like. >>

this lady, marianne elliott, who directed it, is remarkable. >> stephen: in december, we'll get to see. you visited while they were shooting. >> yeah. >> stephen: what can you tell us? what do you know? >> oh, it's terrific. again, touting my own work. no, it's really terrific. everybody, go. you'll really have a good time. and for those of you who know the show, there are going to be some real surprises in it because tony kushner, who wrote the screen play, has done some really imaginative and surprising things with the way the songs are used in the story. and the whole thing is-- has real sparkle to it and real energy. and it feels fresh. it's just-- it's really first rate. and movie musicals are hard to do, and this one, spielberg and kushner really nailed it. >> stephen: it's lovely to see you again. thank you for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> stephen: i look forward to "square one." >> "square one qindeed. >> stephen: previews for "company" on broadway start november 15. stephen sondheim, everybody that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guest will be melissa mccar

. >> to me the best two female emcees to come out of the '90s are missy elliott and lauryn hill. ♪ >> she raps, there's heartache involved. it's all encompassed in one amazing piece of art. >> "the miseducation of lauryn hill." >> with her record breaking fifth grammy win, lauryn hill echoed what many might have been thinking -- >> this is crazy because this is hip-hop music. you know what i mean? >> shee's going to be big -- sh already is a big star. five grammys -- >> a lot of people think she's going to redefine the connections among hip-hop, pop, for everybody. >> hi, kids. do you like -- do you want me to stick nine inch nails -- >> we sat back like this. what's this white boy doing? then i really listened -- >> i can't figure out what spice girl -- >> i was like, whoa. >> slim shady -- >> and dre's behind it? he's in. he's in. >> he's not trying to be balack. he's telling his story portraying lower middle class white life which hip-hop had not done before. i think that's why he was so appealing to so many people. >> the kids in america that always had a sufficient amount of mone

as gene elliott explains, federal regulators say they need more data before approving it. >> reporter: the biden administration plans to make booster shots available the week of september 20th, but that may be changing. the fda says it needs to determine the safety and effectiveness of the third dose before approving the plan. it will discuss data from pfizer at a meeting on september 17th. but "new york times" is reporting the president's own health advisers are recommending he scale back the plan based on data. moderna tweeting its information to the fda today. >> the fda and cdc said we need time to think about this, so it'll probably be a month before they come out with recommendations for a third shot. >> she said there is lots to consider. >> the reasonable this is get controversial, when it was announced by the biden administration, there wasn't a randomized control trial that would say three shots are better than two, and also we've been getting a lot of good information that our protection against severe disease is really maintained. >> reporter: on social media today, health

ezekiel elliott ran for two touchdowns. stefon diggs returns for a score, and the dallas cowboys blew out the philadelphia eagles, 41-21 on "monday night football." >>> meanwhile the only birds flying last night was eli manning during last night's broadcast. >> when you're going to philly, you're giving a double bird to a 9-year-old kid. can you do that? i'm sure you can blur that out, right? double bird by a 9-year-old and they're saying things about my mom and peyton. i can't tell you what they said about mom. >> i'm not going to try that here. the eagles are, of course, an eagles rival who made the gesture while discussing his previous experience with philadelphia fans. manning soon after apologized. >> all right, all right, sorry. earlier i gave the double bird. i guess that's frowned upon. i apologize. that's what a 9-year-old did to me. i thought i could do it back. >> not even a single bird here. >>> turning now to major league baseball, the american league baseball chase has largely been cad gorized as a three f tea

israeli schools went back and forth with opening and closing after earlier outbreaks but as elliott gawkeneports, officials believe that they may be done with closures. >> reporter: it is all fun and games at this school in tel aviv. where these new first graders are readying themselves to class under the shadow of covid. are you worried? >> of course. but really we don't have a choice. >> reporter: getting a bunch of 6-year-olds to wear masks in class will be just one of the challenges. how do you feel in terms of the preparation in the face with covid still happening? >> i'm trying not to think about it because otherwise i would be paralyzed. so i'm trying to take every day as it is to come happily to school to show the kids that there is life. and they are so young kids. we don't want them to be focused on the covid, we want them to focus on first grade in their school. >> reporter: and they might just be able to do so tanks hanks to lessons learned in the past 18 months. in the previous year, in f. a child came down with covid, the entire class would have to go into isolation. but now

val kilmur and sam elliott. there was a standoff they were surrounding each other. who was the first to shoot it ended up being val kilmur he won that standoff who wins this standoff >> i have no idea. >> i think rates go higher from here i think the 10-year is headed back to 1.75 and i think the s&p 500 could absolutely test the 200-day moving average which right now comes around 4100. carter is 100% right the sideways action is killing everybody. they're on the verge of something happening and that val kilmur will manifest itself into three things i just said. >> so the markets break lower. tim, what's your view? >> i like val as iceman. that's a different topic altogether semis are at all-time highs. the s&p that i believe today bounced off that 50-day moving average for the ninth or tenth time this year every time we get there. i don't see sideways action. i realize every time we go through one of these periods and on both the jewish holidays and coming back to school and markets that are always used to anxiety around september we've been waiting for volume. lar

you've been helping people try to get out of the country yourself, elliott. >> it will be very difficult. we heard a lot about how administration has this leverage over the taliban right now with regards to aid. what i fear is that the taliban has a lot of leverage over the united states now because we have more american citizens in the country today than were left behind in teheran in 1979. so i think if i were the president, i would be very concerned about the number of americans we left behind on a human tbasis. >> the u.s. military negotiated a secret deal with the taliban to help get americans to safety before u.s. troops left. why do you think the pentagon seems determined to show cooperation with the taliban? >> it's really been sort of puzzling to watch, at least what i perceive to be almost a apology narrative coming out of the administration with regards to the taliban. seems earnest efforts to say this is a reformed taliban. the there were an acknowledgement the taliban we're dealing with is the same taliban and would make our cooperation more seemly. i'm very skeptical and th