goli, taste your goals.'s time to put away the rhetoric, they are americans. >> laura: warm and fuzzy. what did biden sound like today? >> there is an extremist movement that does not share the belief. the maga movement. intimidated by maga republican extremists. their extreme agenda. >> laura: only thing missing, that weird red light background, the finger point back at democrats when they accuse republicans of being this or that. right now they are. the threat from democracy is coming from people in the opposition party. they don't want to empower the people, but they fear the people and will lie about this, he is more powerful himself. that is the greatest danger in a second tomorrow. joining me now ned and ben. this felt like a redo of his independence hall speech a year ago, which didn't work then. they seem to be going back to the drawing board. the president of the united states tries to demonize half the electorate. for any rational clear thinking american in america it should be deeply troubling tha

hussain is life and faith a comment by greg mera lai qaisar goli, sda news agency, dogharun border terminal, taibad, arbaeen procession in jamkaran mosque, according to the head of the arbaeen headquarters of jamkaran mosque , the procession has served more than 13,000 iranian and foreign pilgrims who are on their way to karbala in the last week. being next to zahedan this year gave me a connection to my eyes and heart, but the price of our coming was difficult, so we stayed back . he walks through al-mahdi's way in memory of al-hussein's way and shows respect for his service . a square for romance of any color and it has been about a week that i have been going on the pilgrimage route to imam hussain (peace be upon him). we are the fans of the ahl al-bayt, and it is this love that has drawn us here. their groups are making frequent pilgrimages. soon they will be pilgrims to karbala, even the old religious sunni man who says that we have special devotion to the imam. we have hossein, we love hossein, service to the pilgrims and visitors of imam hossein, peace be upon him, has no limits, no

goli, taste your goals. ♪ >>> hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states andll around the world. the u.s. government less than 4 hours away from shutting down ahead we'll look at the republican infighting that's making a deal nearly impossible. >>> plus, a state of emergency in new york city as highways, subways, and even laguardia airport are flooded. >>> and a murder mystery nearly 30 years in the making. police just arrested a suspect in the shooting death of rapper tupac shakur. ♪ >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with leyla harrak. >> the u.s. government is down to its final day of operation before it must shut down. on friday u.s. republicans roundly rejected u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy's latest attempt to gain their support. unless there's a break through this weekend active duty troops and border agents may soon have to work without pay. food assistance for millions could be at risk. government loans to farmers, students, small businesses wouldn't be processed and air travel could be disrupted if unpaid tsa workers don't sh

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goli, taste your goals. ♪ >> if we allow ukraine to be carved up, is the independence of any nation securei would respectfully suggest the answer is no. that's why the united states will continue to stand with the brave people of ukraine. it's not only an investment in ukraine's future but in the future of every country that seeks the world governed by basic rules that apply equally to all nations. >> laura: and now, mr. zelenskyy goes to washington. ukraine's president is expected to meet tomorrow with congressional leaders along with president biden. but he doesn't really need to beg for money now because the white house has already committed to giving him a significant package. including one or two things that ukraine hasn't gotten before. oh. senator josh hawley is going to be at the all senator meeting with zelenskyy and now he joins me. senator, are you going to just hand over the, you know, uncle sam's wallet completely or is he going to get cash in person from the president? like what is going on? >> you know, it wouldn't surprise me if senators stood and just handed him bales of c

goli, taste your goals. >>> on the afternoon edition, a bay area preschool empowering and supporting east san jose's youngest students and their families. good afternoon. i am ryan yamamoto. cesar chavez is opening doors and creating opportunities to develop future leaders. shawn chitnis takes us into the school helping the little ones starting their learning journey. >> reporter: improving access to early childhood education for low income families is the first step in a life long process to help under served kids become successful. >> it's centered around building the relationship with the parent and helping them see education as a teacher and family, community, collaborative role. >> reporter: the lead teacher for early head start at the new cesar chavez early learning parent, she's also a parent and understands concerns families have leaving their children at a new school. >> i have my son here. my daughter was here. >> reporter: the goal is to be a place where families can have all their young children in one place, from infants to kindergarten. combining resources the school di

we're back after a quick break goli, taste your goals. >>> there's this saying that democracy is a verb. it means democracy isn't just a concept, it involves the actual act of showing up to the polls and casting a ballot. and in every election ordinary citizens serve as election workers to ensure the act of democracy goes smoothly. they help voters register, operate voting machines and count ballots. the work these people do should be applauded, but right now they're under attack. they've charged more than a dozen people for threatening election workers since 2020. in one indictment an iowa man threatened to, quote, lynch and hang an arizona election official. in another indictment a man left a voice mail for a michigan election worker saying, quote, a million plus patriots will surround you when you least expect tg. that's pretty alarming. about one in three election officials have been harassed, threatened, or abused simply by doing their job. as we continue to learn, lies like these do have consequences. this week a federal judge ruled rudy giuliani is liable for defamation and inten

it's opening goli, taste your goals. >>> one of the world's most unique venues opens tomorrow. the sphere. it has more than 1 million l.e.d. light bulbs. u2 will be first a stage. the residency at the sphere is through mid december. that's it for the afternoon edition. we'll have the latest developments [ relaxing music ] >> finn: thanks, by the way, for going all the way over there and helping steffy and the kids get settled. >> taylor: of course, that's what moms do to keep their kids safe. that's what steffy is doing right now. you know, this can't go on, finn, right? >> finn: oh, i realize that. i mean, all i want is for them to be home with me. safe and healthy. >> taylor: yeah. well, they-- they wanna come home, but steffy knows that they are safer in europe because sheila is nowhere around them.

right now, we have a special offer on brellashade, 37% off a set of goli, taste your goals. >>> it isday for the 49ers and our faithful. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> what a start. for the first time since 2019, the 49ers are 3-0. the last start like this ended up with steve doing live shots from the super bowl. the 49ers improved to 8-0 in the regular season with property as their starter. christian mccaffrey with his hot start to the season at 119 total yards and a touchdown late in the first half that gave san francisco a 17-3 lead. the niners were without the receiver brandon aiyuk but you would not know what the way deebo samuel played. he had nine catches with a 27 yard touchdown pass that put the game away in the fourth quarter. they dominated the line of scrimmage in a 30-12 final. >> we have a standard that we want to be the best versions of ourselves. for us, we win the game which is most important but there is stuff out there that we can clean up and get better at. >> we left a lot of meat on the bone. >> there will be games where our defense is not play

goli, taste your goals. >>> from cbs bay area , this is the updated edition. >>> shots fired at an east bay car service center. we are following the latest developments. >>> much of the bay area is shrouded in smog again. when we will be able to breathe a little easier. >>> i am elizabeth cook. it is another first alert weather day. there is unhealthy air over the bay area. this was the view from our chopper. a thick haze is still hanging over much of the area. at ground level, it does not look quite as bad as it has done in some areas. but it is still hazy . this is video from santa rosa, where some people told us they are playing it safe today. >> my lungs hurt a little bit, because the air quality is bad. >> guys went home yesterday due to the air quality. we told them today, depending on how they feel, if they feel like they cannot hang, just go home. >> this is what is causing the bad air. wildfires burning near the california-oregon border. there are three big fires burning. jessica burch is tracking the air quality. >> reporter: the smoke is sweeping in from the wildfires burning

goli, taste your goals. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >>> three months into the crackdown on open air drug markets, a new snapshot of the progress made and new moves to try to clean up the streets. >>> it is the start of labor day weekend, what you can expect at the airports and on the roads. >>> two big bay area universities have a new home in the world of sports. good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. there's still a lot of work to do but city officials in san francisco say they are making progress in their fight to slow the spread of fentanyl and curb open-air drug use on the streets. anne makovec is here to break down the numbers for us and the ongoing conditions. >> it has been three months since san francisco started its partnership and today, city leaders touted their progress, but a lot of people are still waiting to see that change. this chain linked fence went up at the federal building at seventh and mission, an area with a lot of drug users and two weeks ago a federal official told employees to work from home and avoid that building due to poor condi

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at the opening ceremony of this new school, the minister of education goli said that according to the plans, all the boarding schools will be collected by the end of the 13th government . we have about a thousand boarding schools all over the country, of which 228 are in sistan and baluchistan province this year. we decided to collect half of these more than ten students are left with the help of benefactors, after that he will try to collect someone until the end of the government and the students will stay there for less than ten days . astabil will dispose of half of it this year compared to the help of donors in the remaining two years in the closed circuit of nimar, the provinces of the country will have agricultural technology villages by the end of the year. he said that the capacity of independence of each technology village is 100 industrial companies agriculture in the shadow of knowledge-based companies. for the first time , we used artificial retouching deep learning with remote sensing technology and information technology to detect the type, the surface under the eye and

goli, taste your goals. >>> time now for your money watch report. amazon is putting a big wager on a.i. as it tries to keep up with other tech giants. it will invest $4 billion in a company called , anthropic which makes chatbot's competing with chatgpt. as part of the new deal, amazon web services will be the primary cloud provider. amazon envisions giving its web service customers new capabilities. >>> also on your money watch report, congress has until midnight saturday night to make a deal to keep the government-funded. and so far house republicans are unable to agree among themselves on a way forward. if a shutdown does happen, nearly 4 million federal employees will be affected immediately. non-essential workers will be furloughed until the shutdown is over. on the other hand, tsa workers and air traffic controllers will still have to show up without getting a paycheck. about two dozen republicans are refusing to back a stopgap funding measure. >> the american public knows what were up to and they are sick and tired of it. that is why folks li

goli, taste your goals. >>> oakland's former police chief says he has been vindicated after being fired by the mayor earlier this year. new details on the report which he says clears his name. >>> finger pointing and possible boycotts over who is responsible for oakland missing out on millions from the state to fight crime. >> there will be consequences that will be taken. >>> as new numbers paint a clear picture of the growing fentanyl epidemic in san francisco, the city rolls out a new tool to combat the rising deaths. good afternoon, i'm he luis say bet cook. >>> developing news out of oakland. a new report finds that low ron armstrong should not have been fired, something that his supporters say they new all along. >> we want to make an announcement today from a reliable source the chief did nothing wrong. he is innocent. bring him back home. it's time for his to come home and do what he need to do for oakland. >> that report was just released about an hour ago. mack mack has been digging into it. >> reporter: he and his lawyer say he has been vindicated. he will exhaust all his leg

goli, taste your goals. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >> breaking news, an oakland high school locked down after shots fired reported on campus and parents are desperate to get more answers. >>> in the south bay, new arrests in a series of smash-and-grab burglaries, the pattern police are seeing. >>> we are starting to see narcan available over-the-counter, where the overdose reversal drug is sold now and the push to make it cheaper. good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook, we are going to start with that breaking news, a scary situation for parents and students in oakland. a report of shots fired on the campus of skyline high school and that prompted a lockdown. anne makovec is following this for us. >> reporter: students were released within the last hour but the lockdown lasted about 2 1/2 hours, police did confirm a gun was found on campus. and at least one shot was fired on campus. four people were detained, two were eventually arrested. but, the good news, nobody was actually injured in this shooting. it started just before 11:30 this morning and there w

goli, taste your goals. jack: warner bros. 1 billion in sales at the global box office. the summer smash will not be enough to face many challenges they are facing since the merger last year including massive debt , stiff competition and declining profits. andy wrote the story and is joining the panel now. great peace. thank you for joining us from your long weekend in maine. could you start with a quick overview. batman, barbie, shark week two cnn. today's media landscape is pretty different than the one that david made his name. >> absolutely. a lot of powerful brands they are indeed. this company was formed last year as a merger between warner media which came out of at&t and the old discovery company that has animal planet, discovery, food network, et cetera. they have three parts. the movie studio which has harry potter, lord of the rings and et cetera, that business can be various ethical. barbie, a smash hit. biggest movie they have ever made. you have that over there. the other two pieces are the networks which i just

they have all given me their support and i goli, taste your goals. >>> we are continuing our coverage of the death of dianne feinstein. san francisco city hall lowered its flags to have staff today in honor of the late senator, former mayor and city supervisor. mayor london breed remembering her decades of service to the city. >> she led with courage. she worked hard for the city. she was a beacon of hope and inspiration during a very dark and tragic time which cemented her legacy as an extraordinary leader for our city and for our country. >> there is some very tangible reminders of feinstein's impact to save the city's iconic cable cars to her role in making pier 39 a reality as it celebrates its 43rd anniversary. of course, fleet week started back in 1981 when she was mayor. >>> one of the biggest and most tragic moments in feinstein's career was when she was serving as the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, 1978, the assassinations of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk propelled her into the national spotlight. >> both mayor george moscone and superv

what is on their mind as th goli, taste your goals. >>> fantastic. everybody did well. >> thank you. >> i bet he feels heavy. earlier this morning a u.s. astronaut landed on earth after a trip to space. he spent 371 days on board the international space station. that is the longest space flight for any u.s. astronaut ever. he began the trip on september 1st 2022. after a year in space he is looking forward to being back home and spending time with his wife and kids. >>> it is wired wednesday and we are talking about what is new with apples operating system. upgrades for chatgpt. microsoft rolls out a new a.i. tool for laptop users. let's get to apples ios 17. what is the review on the new operating system? >> the big take away about ios 17 is this upgrade really brings a lot more convenience to your iphone, especially when it comes to communication features. there are some features that make it easier to see he was trying to call you, for example with live voicemail which transcribes the voicemail as you get it in real time. so you don't have to answ

goli, taste your goals. as the looming deadline approach from depression. let's stay engaged. in the moment get a hearing health check every year. >> can you believe it's friday? >> what a week.y and that means it's time for friday folliesfo. d arro that was during the fox news contributor raymond arroyo. anty >> ray ray, the secretary of state, antony blinkennken, , got to hand it to him because t he's decided to of shake thingsl ap and implementing a new style of diplomacy. >> well, laura, our lead diplomat, is appropriately singining thesg the blues. >> i guess when all else fails, break out the bass. >> well, i think he was man.hi >> indeed. laura, this is apparently a new style of diplomacy. this was at the statey init department. it's called the global music diplomaciative arey initiative. and we are sending musiciansntly apparently out out. rchestra herbie hancock's going to saudi arabia. the pennsylvania is orchestra is going to china in november. who knew ? >> peace was this easy? well, it reminds me of thethe wh the obamas used to have. they had the whole castro hami

the cause мы остатьем судьба весом kherson , and our defense will be built on the left bank of the golypeople, even outside this country, believed that it would be like that, but you can't, a nuclear state is angry that in constitution she had already written down her propagandists, then some thieves were clapping their hands, antoshka krasovsky was pawing at the camera, our ukrainian bread is our ukrainian bread on our russian land, this is our wheat, our bread is not to be given to anyone, and in the studios of skobeeva, this is nightingale, they were shouting incessantly how the ukrainian contrast has failed. you understand everything is normal in kherson. in the trenches, everything is normal, replenishment replenishment , replenishment of the shelling that was fought there. they couldn't put a knife into our defense in the last two weeks, there are professionals standing there and holding the line of defense. and how did it all end ? it is well known that the only regional center captured by russia after february 24 was recaptured in about six months, and the footage from the liber

goli, taste your goals.sing climate change over afghan chaos has crumbled during the 2021 military withdrawal e-mails obtained by the daily wire show that top pentagon officials were hounding military leaders to back a green initiative declaring climate change a top national security risk. while people were literally falling off planes departing afghanistan, government activists were frustrated that secretary of defense lloyd austin had not signed their plan the initiative was green lit six days after a deadly taliban suicide bombing killed 13 americans. the exchange between two senior officials that day reading the secretary of defense has signed the cap, congratulations let's bring in former navy seal tim sheehy you're running for senate in montana and openly criticized this a administrations handling of the u.s. national security. i think there is a lot of americans that would say at that time it was ludicrous to take climate change over what was happening in afghanistan, it's great to have you on the pro

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goli, taste your goals. ♪ >> the state vs. richard alexander murdaugh, defendant.tment for murder, sc code 16-3-0010, cdr code 0116, verdict, guilty. >> laura: now the nation was rivetted by the story for all the reasons you would expect. the prominent southern family, two murders, big money, drugs, and, of course, mystery. alex murdaugh placed at the scene of his wife and son's killing by an audio recording from his dead son's phone. but now murdaugh's attorneys say that he deserves a new trial because of jury tampering allegedly by the clerk that you just heard reading the verdict. >> that the clerk of court would go in to the sanctity of the jury room before he testified and tell the jurors don't be fooled by his testimony, watch out for his body language, and if that is true, which we have every reason to believe that it is, and no reason to believe that it's not, there is no choice but the courts to grant a new trial. >> laura: joining me now martha mccallum editor and executive editor of "the story." she just spoke with murdaugh's surviving son buster for new

goli, taste your goals. [inaudible] one, two, three, four. >> anyway -- it will get started. >> let's get started. >> it's not gonna let up? >> no, and so why don't we do start in the beginning. i mentioned when you're ready, let's go. >> okay. >> thanks. >> >> yeah, this is difficult. >> hello, my name is michael -- , and i'm speaking to you on january 17th, in side of a plywood box, here to relay my recollections of 9/11. i mean, obviously it's very unresolved for me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i could see the damage being done to people, but they couldn't tell their own story, in their own words. it was just plain, building down, building down. there was absolutely no space for the more complicated stories about what people actually felt. so, this is it. well >> i, just click it, go check to see. >> so we were willing to bust open the space for that. >> so you can see, we are inaction. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> once people went inside the booths, they controlled the recording. they controlled their own story. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey

goli, taste your goals. >>> house republicans holding their first hearing in the impeachment inquiry of president biden. you might expect the witnesses republicans called would come armed with some evidence. not so much. >> i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment. that is something that an inquiry has to establish. >> i'm not here today to even suggest there was corruption, fraud or any wrongdoing. in my opinion, more information needs to be gathered and assessed before i would make such an assessment. >> joining me now, congressman eric swalwell, a democrat from california who sits on the house judiciary committee. hi, congressman. thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> they testified they don't know of any direct evidence implicating joe biden yet at least. oversight chair congressman james comer, for his part, says hey, this wasn't about fireworks. what was it about in your view? >> this hearing was not about the american people who are just hours away from a shutdown where our troops will not get paid, border agents will not get paid, fb

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goli, taste your goals.oin the millions of people taking back their privacy race heats up in democrats are notably anxious about the vice-president's falling a approval races and on extend anderson cooper nancy pelosi dodging questions about whether she thought kamala was the best running mate for joe next november. >> is kamala harris the pest running mate? >> he thinks so. that's what hatsers >> do you think she's the best running mate? >> she's the vice-president of the united states. that's the job description. you don't do that much. you're a source of strength inspiration intellectual resource. >> sean: she thinks so. i don't know. doesn't do much. she's the border czar. during a speech in maryland president joey told one of his favorite lies about teaching at the university of pennsylvania. here is a quick giveaway. he never taught there. take a look. >> i taught at the university of pennsylvania for four years. i used to teach political theory. >> sean: that lie debunked numerous times but biden seem

goli, taste your goals. >>> almost a mon after wag chief yevgeny prigozhin died in a plancrash, russia is moving to consolida wagner operations. clarissa ward traveled to the central african republic, one of wagner's first operational sites on the continent, to see how wagner's work and russia's influence might be changing. >> reporter: in the central african republic, the message from wagner is clear, it is business as usual. less than one month after their boss prigozhin owing wwas kille plane crash, they still guard the president and are intimidating figures on the streets. faces covered as wagner protocol dictate, they are unapp unapproachable. these are the first images of wagner fighters in the country since prigozhin's death. prepare a presence here. and that presence runs deep. the markets are full of cheap vodka and beer made by a wagner owned company. the locals seem to like it. they say they only drink russian beer. we've can back to the center of prigozhin's empire in africa right as his death raises questions for the regimes he protected and the mercenaries whose loyalty h

(inspirational music) goli, taste your goals. that anything is possible. >> thank you. that's more like it. is our national security not fine when our leaders minds and decline? it could be time to bench you i you are a with dementia. the pentagon funded study by th rand corporation points out the obvious, dementia could lead to national security threat. i thought it could only need to having your hair sniffed. or laundering with your sunbird ironically that report was published earlier this year. evidently they were too busy watching reruns of matlock grea people are living longer and working later in life. plus a third thing. people are living longer and working later in life. and worse, some people continue working even after they stopped living. for us, it stands to reason tha an increasing number of personnel who have hold securit clearances will have dementia. translation, they won't remembe there anniversary or the launch codes. it raises vital project with national national security prid will it impact foreign relation or will they use weapons of mas distraction

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goli, taste your goals.he millions of people taking back their privacy trey: welcome back to special edition of sunday night in america bids school is supposed to be a safe place to learn. but for some it's a target it's the place to reap the maximum pain and anguish on others it is a congregation of children which those with malevolent intentions know full well. most people could never imagine hurting a child but most people would do everything in th their power to protect a child. the list of school shootings keeps getting longer and longer. what is the answer? surely no one believes in dead children is the price to pay for living in a free country? what about some of the threats that are harder to see? social media and other forms of technology? doctor steve webb is the author of education and world bids founders safe school systems. doctor webb i do want to talk about school shootings. but we forget to that young people are facing dangers from things other than guns things like social media. cyber bullyi

goli, taste your goals.ir privacy r house republicans accusing hunter biden's attorneys leaking important details of collapsed sweetheart plea deal to the press now threatening to bring the first son into testify, jim jordan james comer, jason smiths writing to hunter attorneys questioning how details got out resulting in serious concerns how doj handled the prosecution i asked virginia congressman judiciary committee member where they stand in their investigations against hunter, and joe biden. . >> we have a lot of evidence, that is being collected, in spite of the biden administration's stonewalling, what we don't have are bank records, those will come, but joe biden is -- is clear -- was accepting money from his son, and his son was accepting money from agents of foreign governments. we are getting to the bottom of how much the president benefited and what this scheme with this -- pseudonym emails thousands connects between biden and the president with the entire family benefiting from these connections.

goli, taste your goals. learn more today. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo. >> and i'm max foster. let's bring you up-to-date with the top stories this hour. a search for survivors is ongoing in northern iraq after a fire broke out after a wedding ceremony. >>> and a u.s. judge has found donald trump and his adult sons liable for freiaud after inflatg the value of hir pro their prop for decade. >>> jamie dimon of jpmorgan chase says if the federal reserve keeps raising interest rates to bring down inflation, there will be stress in the system and he says that the world is not ready for 7% interest rates. the current benchmark overnight rate is just about 5% and the fed is predicting another increase by the end of the year. >>> u.s. financial markets are looking to rebound from a terrible tuesday. the dow fell in its worst one day drop since march. nasdaq and s&p each lost about 1.5%. futures have a bounceback. lookings for for the open later on today. >>> and the uk is grappling with financial insecurity. according to the latest economic re

goli, taste your goals.n the millions of people taking back their privacy [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, donald trump surging in the polls. that left her starting to panic, responsibility and ethics, the lawsuit today in a desperate attempt to block trump from appearing on the primary ballot in colorado. a claiming of course the support of the insurrection. he has not been charged with that and constitutionally barred from running for office buried here to react to that and by the way i got my copy of the brand-new book i call him the great one, the mark love income of the democratic party hates america. we will have the first interview with mark on radio and tv. looking forward to it and hosting those successful show. great one, how are we? >> i'm great, wonderful aud audience. thanks so much, sean. indict them on the gun charge, my get off on the diversion but get off or not, the one charge they could bring in that if they have the trial, they'll bring in papa bear. if he's indicted on the t

goli, taste your goals. - [narrator] and as each warrior's needs evolve, so do we.in julie hamill from the alliance of los angeles county parents and may mailman, senior legal fellow at the independent women's forum. welcome to you both. as we said, going into here. julie. l.a. unified is holding a week of action. the city journal writes the following here. put this on the screen for me, katie. at the week of action start, teachers should engage kindergarten and first grade students in discussion about identity. aided by an activity called an identity map, pupils chart their experience of discrimination or or privilege along 12 axes, including race, gender identity, sexuality, mental health and body size. this mapping allows seven year olds to see themselves through the lens of intersex nationality teachers, then post the identity maps on the wall for a class discussion about students multiple identities. why can't we just have something on reading and writing? that's what i would say. it seems like we've lost sight of the point of school. where is the math? the sci

goli, taste your goals. >>> just six months after leaving his job at the white house where he was a senior advisor to the president, donald trump's son-in-law, jared kushner's brand new private equity firm scored a $2 billion investment from saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund. according to documents obtained by "the new york times" before making that massive investment, the saudi sovereign welt fund had a panel of experts screen jared kushner's proposed deal and they did not like it at all. in fact, they called it unsatisfactory in all aspects. the panel objected to what they called the inexperience of the fund's management and the possibility the kingdom would be responsible for the bulk of the investment and risk. the panel voted unanimously against agreeing to the deal, so pretty clear, right? not going to happen, sorry, mr. kushner, this just isn't the right fit for us. not so fast because days later the fund itself led by saudi crown prince, mbs, overruled. they went ahead against the unanimous advice of a panel of their own experts and invested with jared kushner. so that is all sh

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goli, taste your goals.s a week after jessica lloyd's disappearance >> it was a week after jessica lloyd's disappeared from her home in the canadian city of belleville, 2010, when investigators at the highway roadblock identified a suspect. but when they saw his uniform, mind-blowing. the man whose tire treads turned up next to jessica's house was colonel russell williams, commander -- they kept an eye on him for a couple of days, did their homework and then invited colonel williams to the police station for an interview. would he agreed to come? he did. >> as you can see this room is videotaped, audiotaped. >> okay. >> have you ever been interviewed by the police in a room like this before? >> i have never been in a room like this. >> williams sounds comfortable. his interrogator is jim smith of the ontario provincial police, he tells the colonel about the continuing search for jessica loyd. he is gracious, welcoming. >> russell, i appreciate you coming in, an investigation like this, you can appreciate tha

goli, taste your goals. >>> what do you say to people back home who may not follow this closely >> we're dysfunctional >> it's just that simple >> it's that simple. we are so dysfunctional. we've got nobody at the head >> echoing a bipartisan sentiment. house republicans are dysfunctional. now, multiple votes brought forth by speaker kevin mccarthy have been stymied by his own party. republicans followed behind closed doors to once again try and reach some compromise on funding, and it sounds like there may be some kind of tentative progress >> i think we've got a plan to move forward going to dod and then going to a number of other appropriation bills. >> and what are the cr, sir? >> we're very close there. i feel like we've got a little more movement to go there. >> all right, but with speaker mccarthy facing multiple attacks from within his own party this week, a little more movement actually could still be a very long way to go joining me now is someone who has been closely following what she calls the rage of the toddler caucus on capitol hill, susan glasser of "the new yorker." she

goli, taste your goals. >> i have a radical idea for the republican party we need to win elections and is reaching the next generation of young americans where they are. when i get into office i've been very clear kids under the age of 16 should not be using addictive social media. >> this is inferior rating tiktok is one of the most dangerous social media assets that we can have and what you've got i feel a little bit dumber for what do you say. >> that is the boarding buzz gop presidential candidate nikki haley slamming presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy on the stage last night on his stance on tiktok at the second gop debate. obviously she wanted to keep coming back to china and tiktok, what are your thoughts on vivek ramaswamy on china, does he have the issue. >> on the substance haley is correct the vic has made a complete decoupling of the chinese economy as centerpiece of the economic agenda and then he flip-flopped on the crucial issue of tiktok after one meeting with logan paul that is not a great look and especially when we consider the biggest risk to tiktok is not the f

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goli, taste your goals. >>> right now on "early start," weapons talks in the works. vladimir putin and kim may meet to discuss arms for the ukraine war. >>> plus the proud boys ex-leader, enrique tarrio faces sentencing, he could get the longest january 6 sentence yet. >>> and back to school all over america. can teachers help close the covid learning gap for so many students? to those of you around the united states and around the world, welcome to early start.

goli, taste your goals. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." max foster, if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with the top stories this hour. the u.s. congress will get back after the august recess. the senate and house need to approve a funding bill right away to avoid a government shutdown on october 1st. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has fired his defense minister. >>> and this just into cnn, romania is condemning the latest russian drone taxi on the ukraine danube river port. it added that the drone attacks did not pose any direct military threats against romanian territory. ukrainian officials had claimed some of the charred drones had detonated on romanian soil. >>> now, to hopes that a new black sea grain deal could be reached as russian president putin hosts turkish president erdogan. meanwhile, south africa is trying to put to rest that its negotiations support russia. first, let's go to cnn's nic robertson, our international diplomatic editor. he's here with us in the studio. i mean, there's so much res

goli, taste your goals. been two jeers since biden's botch withdraw from afghanistan and 13 military members were killed in the attack and a 4:book shows those members didn't have to die. jared dun levy is -- gerri is with me and did our intelligence service know the name and location of the bomb ore in advance? >> it's a good question and what we uncovered was thousands of pages of pentagon records and found there were sworn statements that u.s. intelligence knew isis k was staging at a hotel a male or two from the abby gate bombing and commanders asked the taliban to raid the location and the taliban never did. on top of that, there's sworn statements that u.s. intelligence and u.s. military were tracking and searching for isis k locations in afghanistan. and a u.s. officer con ducked to construct a strike against the isis k location in afghanistan before the abby gate bombing and the request was denied by military commanders and looks at least in part due to a negative response from the taliban. opportuni

goli, taste your goals.e dow industrials down one hundred 18, nasdaq one hundred 58 points. i see red ink, some selling today across the board. florida elementary school pooled black children from classes, lectured them about poor grades, parent outraged and the principal forced out. jacobson is a law professor at cornell university and joined me now. what do you make of minority kids being pulled aside for a lecture on their poor performance? >> this is a reflection of diversity, equity, and inclusion or whatever you want to call it, treats black students as doomed to failure and that seemed to happen in this elementary school. it is presumed because of the color of the skin that they were going to have a harder time and that is the stereotype that so negative -- stuart: do you believe this happens frequently but elsewhere? >> it is unusual to happen assembly just for black students or white students or any, but purpose is there throughout in the way students are treated and told about our society, systemic

goli, taste your goals. - [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. [ chanting ] >>> right now on "early start," no deal. thousands of autoworkers on strike after walking off the job at midnight. >>> plus a first for a first family. hunter biden the president's son indicted on gun charges. >>> and fulton d.a.'s plan to try all 19 defendants together doesn't fly with the judge. good day to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm kasie hunt. wonderful to have you with us this morning. a bad week just got worse for president biden if you can believe it. the president already staring down an impeachment inquiry, stubborn inflation, rough poll numbers, now dealing with the indictment of his own son. hunter biden indicted on gun charges after watching a plea deal blow up in his face. first time in u.s. history that the justice department has charged the child of a sitting president and on top of that, the white house wakes up to this -- united aut