in your hallway now? it was a wonderful part they _ there? in your hallway now?ful part they play for - there? in your hallway now? it was a wonderful part they play for 20 - wonderful part they play for 20 years and i guess, right before the end of 20 years, the game is over. and for us afghans, we are the losers, then, we are going to end up paying the price for whatever anybody, both my country's political leaders as well as the international community leaders did in the past 20 years, and i'm now beginning to believe that the disbelief... i'm beginning to believe the rumours that people used to believe that all these political leaders are here for money and power and i kept telling myself that that cannot be true, that i got and i believe that people still have values, but i think today the entire world proved itself that corrupt government officials end up making corrupt government decisions. the taliban have been to make we have been speaking, in the bbc, to a telephone spokesperson at length, who said they will not be violence in kabul and there will not b

but on the other hand, it's actually just a really smart move alone hallway is now investing in the 5 trillion dollar auto market that has large growth potential, both inside and outside of china and cars. as we said before, they're basically computers and cameras on wheels. so while it's shifting a strategy to become a big player in this area, when they've already become dominant players in the area arena of cameras, sensors, mobile computing, bluetooth. now when it comes to this chip shortage, we know this is something we've been talking about since really the beginning of former president trump trade war. so does the wall way situation play into it? and ultimately, are there any signs that we may be nearing the end? the shortage anytime soon? part of the hallway has to do with part of it, because up until last year it was one of the industries biggest chip buyers in anticipation of being put on the us trade blacklist. it began stockpiling chips for 2019, which contributed to tight capacity over at t s. m. c. and then afterwards, the cobit pandemic then, further exacerbated situatio

to escape down the other end of the hallway.nd i shutter to think what would have happened had you not held that line. i have two young children, a 10-year-old and a 7-year-old daughter. and they're the light of my life. and the reason i was able to hug them again was because of the courage that you and your fellow officers showed that day. and so, just to really heartfelt thank you. i think it's important for everybody to remember that the main reason rioters didn't harm any members of congress was because they didn't encounter any members of congress and they didn't encounter any members of congress because law enforcement officers did your jobs that day and you did it well. i think without you what would have been a terrible -- what was a terrible and tragic day would have been even more terrible and even more tragic. so, just very grateful for all of you. and now i'd like to talk a little bit about that video. you've talked a little about it in your opening statement. but can you walk us through what's happening in that scen

and then you would enter the hallway. so i have coming out from the federal hallway now where all the entrances onto the bedrooms. so it could be either one bedroom or 3 bedroom right now. we create the one bedroom here and in the rear one bedroom that could be partitioned with a rolling wall so it will become 2 bedrooms. there was an extension of dynamic coming out of postwar idea of what the house provided wasn't really about the up scaling or the super sizing of the house. and so that relationship between the grow, the physical house was still somehow in balance. subsequently, people began to make the scale shift where the houses became just large. i'm in love with this indoor trains. hope and if i guess i don't think it is where your dining room with me a lot about 75000 square feet, it's going one. they're going to feel like back their kid i feel like it's very track home and the attached office to see the set up. it's really more suited for grandma. she doesn't really want to have a detach unit. and grandma needs fo

and a window at the end of the hallway, there is a girl that was running and jumped out of that window that it seemed like she was above us the entire two months that we were there. >> kelly: i am so glad that i am never staying at a hotel in san francisco ever again. thank you so much, jeff and thank you for coming to visit. everybody we have a fantastic hour ahead of us, dancing extraordinaire derek huff is hanging with us! and we new musical film "in the heights." winning, because i have skills! and then we are going to meet two nashville women giving at risk girls" and guidance. about boosting confidence when they need it most and a performance from an r&b artist that you may not have heard yet, but you will be glad that you did, you're welcome. first i want to talk about an epic battle for the ages i am obsessed with out of pure pandemic boredom, posting a tweet challenging all of the josh's to a duel. awesome. the goal decide once and for all who the ultimate josh is. this is awesome. the weapon of choice, of course is a pool noodle. this is real and i have been on april 24th, th

well what was staff supposed to do, stand in the hallway and be victims? fortunately it was just a mix of folks that all went into that large room. i made calls to family and they said, can you tell us where you are? and i said no, they have asked us not to but i assure you i'm an essay for space with many of my colleagues. i remember someone pulled up a chair and sat down, it was a colleague who was a doctor. i'm forgetting his name, but he came around to a person and said, are you all right? do you have any underlying health conditions? you saw the photo up in the gallery as they awaited their escape. she talked with the doctor through what she was feeling and he talked her through it also. i tell you that to say that, i remember i said right away to my colleagues that we have to catalog the heroic kindness and the good acts along with the bad. there were a lot of good acts. capitol you were it -- greta: you were in that room for how long? rep. dean: i think it was for four plus hours. i looked around and i said, oh my god, of course i know this room ver

patients lining hallways. plus, what we're learning about a new mutation of the virus. marcus moore is at a hospital in dallas tonight. >>> the wildfire emergency in the west. in california, the fast-moving dixie fire exploding again overnight. it's now the third largest wildfire in state history. new images of the aftermath and a historic mountain town blistering heat from coast to coast, and triple-digit temperatures fueling wildfires in europe. whoo we're tracking what could be the next tropical depression. the criminal complaint against new york governor andrew cuomo. one of his accusers filing an official report with the albany county sheriff's department. the woman claims the governor groped her breast at the state residen residence. the governor's lawyering responding just moments ago. >>> the january 6th rioter pleading guilty. videos capture him shoving and hitting officers during the violent storming of the capitol, and late word tonight of a second rioter pleading guilty to similar charges. >>he growing chaos at the airport. spirit airlines canceling hundreds

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about an hour later, a supervisor named ed noticed a big stap on the upstairs hallway carpet. he started looking arounded the area with the help of coworker, the janitor, david dooley. >> ed was out on the mezzanine just part of the ways, and i was holding the door. and there was just -- he said, there's a dead body laying there. >> what did it look like? >> i just saw from the knees down. i didn't see the whole thing. but honestly i'm glad i didn't look because i'd never been around anything like that. it was kind of frightening for me. >> someone inside thermo fisher had killed michelle mockbee. but who? and just as puzzling, why? coming up -- the questions begin. where was michelle's husband dan the morning of the murder? >> i was sleeping. when what a -- -- eated a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you

these are closed sessions that are happening just behind my left shoulder down that hallway. that is where the meeting is currently going on between the delegation of the taliban and the various special envoys that have assembled here, including us special envoy for afghanistan, all my lives at and the pottery, special envoy, doctor butler and bonnie. now, what we do know thus far today is that just a few hours ago, there was a meeting between the african government delegation and the envoys that are here. that meeting lasted about an hour and a half, as it was expected to the meeting. that has been going on between the taliban and the envoys has now just surpassed the 2 hour mark. we are trying to find out exactly what is being discussed. but many of the diplomats that have been here have been load to speak on the record just yet. what we do know is there is a great push here to try to come up with some sort of consensus, some sort of an international planning to not just deal with the situation, the rapidly deteriorating situation on the ground in afghanistan, but also to t

part of the hallway has to do with part of it, because up until last year it was one of the industries biggest chip buyers in anticipation of being put on the us trade blacklist. it began stockpiling chips for 2019, which contributed to tight capacity over at t s. m. c. and then afterwards, the cobit pandemic then, further exacerbated situation as demand increase for consumer electronic items such as laptops, video, game console, smartphones. people had to entertain themselves at home, but then the car industry, they previously canceled their chip orders due to covert as they forecasted lower demand for the rest of the year. but that proved to be very incorrect as a bounce back was stronger than expected. and now they had no chips, and thus they can't about anymore new cars. their allocation has been reassigned to companies making laptop which were experiencing a search and demand home appliances. also that saw a huge spike in sales, as people were spending more time at home. and need to upgrade their appliances due to the pandemic. so these chip factories, they couldn't respond fast e

then i just went and sat in the hallway.ted me. >> your neighbor. >> yeah. >> i'm going to ask dan about that. you were in the house. firefighters came to see, and they were amazed you were alive. >> they didn't actually come until after i sat and talked via text with daniel. i dialed 911. i had bad reception so they couldn't hear me. i gave up on that. i looked back and i realized because i thought i would come down the stairs and come out the front door. again, i had no idea how far i had fallen. i looked up and i realized i could see the roof. so i realized the attic wasn't there. so i thought, okay, this is more serious than i'm thinking. then i could see the ground outside. i thought that's hi i'm going down. i saturda for a second and gath myself and i responded when it was safe, when the weather would let down a little bit, i would come out. >> let me ask you this, can you believe now, now that you're thinking about it, you fell from the second story to the first, your house is destroyed, sadly. any of these things co

so i -- i walked back toward the hallway. and i felt myself drop.d dropped to what was the ground. >> reporter: you landed on your feet? >> yes. yeah. so i -- >> you're like a cat. nine lives. >> well -- yeah, hopefully, i only used one of 'em so far. but yeah, so i felt that and then i just went and sat in the hallway. and daniel text me. >> reporter: your neighbor? yeah, well i am going to ask dan about that really quickly. but you were in the house, firefighters came and they were amazed you were alive, right? >> they didn't actually come until after i sat and i talked via text to daniel. i dialed 9-1-1. they couldn't -- i didn't -- i had bad reception so they couldn't hear me. and so, i gave up on that. and i -- i looked back and i realized -- because i thought i would come down the stairs and come out the front door. again, i had no idea how far i had fallen. i -- i looked up and i realized i could see the roof. so, i realized the attic wasn't there. so thought, okay, this is more serious than i'm thinking. and then, i could see the ground outs

what would you say to him if he was there in your hallway now?t was a wonderful game they play for 20 years and i guess, right before the end of 20 years, the game is over. and for us afghans, we are the losers, then, we are going to end up paying the price for whatever anybody, both my country's political leaders as well as the international community leaders did in the past 20 years, and i'm now beginning to believe that the disbelief... i'm beginning to believe the rumours that people used to believe that all these political leaders are here for money and power and i kept telling myself that that cannot be true, that i thought and i believed that people still have values, but i think today the entire world proved itself that corrupt government officials end up making corrupt government decisions. the taliban have been, we have been speaking, in the bbc, to a taliban spokesperson at length, who said they will not be violence in kabul and there will not be violence against women. there is obviously an attempt by the taliban to tell the outside w

i cornered people in the hallways at the water fountain and everyone say, yeah, yeah we, we, we know we need to fix that, but nothing would happen. and through 20062007, the volumes kept increasing and the rate of defective mortgages increased from 60 to an excess of 80 percent. it was 80 percent of these mortgages that we were in turn, selling and giving our representations and warranties that they were that met our policy guidelines did not meet our policy guidelines. this is mr. presentation that is true. as a matter of fact, it was fraud. i, i've seen plenty of alone documents with my own eyes that were falsified, and the borrowers still find them as if they were correct. people who were typically hairdressers gardeners and such reporting incomes of over $100000.00 a year. now their actual incomes would be in the range of about $60000.00. in those cases, their income is inflated by 6 types. you would have waiters in a restaurant showing that they made $150000.00 a year. i mean that clearly is is out of wine, but nonetheless, the loan type permitted them to happen. richard bowen a

brought in with covid-19 symptoms, medics have to place them anywhere they can -- in corridors, in hallways, and under tents set up outside the building. a new patient has arrived. the first thing nurses do is test their oxygen. -- to give them oxygen. instantly, she can breathe better. for now, she will have to remain on a stretcher. >> [speaking foreign language] >> 54 patients in this emergency level waiting to be transferred to hospitals across the country. this man is 29. the deputy mayor of america is one of those hospitalized with covid-19. from his hospital bed, he sends a message. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> most patien get lung ct scans for doctors to decide which hospitals to send them to, but some don't go that far. medics are having to make triage decisions to prioritize patients who have a better chance of survival. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the worsening health crisis is putting a mental strain on health workers, who are having to witness five or six deaths per day. this as hospitals face a shortage of staff. >> in turkey, the auth

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she led the race the hallway, it was not until the final five metres she was pipped by the chinese andoking ahead to tomorrow, let's stick at the swimming pool, will finally see ellie simmons in action. it is not just her going for great britain full toss also grace harvey and lacey summers newton will be going in the 200 metres individual medley. everyone might think that ellie is down for gold, but actually maisie has been chasing allie's tail for a while now, so we will have to see you comes out on top. he will also be elizabeth marks from australia will be chasing them down. it is anybody positive mental tomorrow in that 200 metres individual medley. —— anybody�*s medal. moving onto the equestrian, sophie wells is competing for the first time at these games. she is helping to continue with her gold—medal street from rio and pick up another gold medal at these games, and in the velodrome, we will be seeing katina cox going to the first time. she is going to have tough competition from canada. can she pick up another gold medal here in tokyo? we will have to wait and see. rachel lath

unfortunately for the investigators, none were in the hallway outside the murder room.t things the cops did was to round up all the cash. and get it stored in the hotel safe, until the banks opened in the morning. then sergeant wilson posted a guard at the hotel room, being shared by the mother and daughter. before that sunday night was over, the two women would have another round of questioning by the detectives. >> they totally drills me, and you get mad. so first, i was fighting back. of course. >> they asked you the question, did you do? it >> correct. >> and one of the cop said, they have to ask these questions, and i said do, you have to get right here and ask the questions. >> this woman was a veteran westcott west chester county detective, she led some of the questioning. >> the daughter, what did you make of her? >> pretty much, i got a feeling she was being honest. but you never know, people are deceptive. >> the cops went through narcy and her story once again, hoping for some investigative nugget. >> and she was grieving, exactly, a widow, we need that infor

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everyone must wear a mask indoor, even in the dormitory hallways. can only take off the mask once inside their room. >> if i have to wear a mask it's worth it because my whole entire senior rear was ruined because of campus and going back on campus that's perfectly fine with me. >> after having to spend a whole year in quarantine in high school, this is just really exciting for her to be able to move into this college. >> you feel like this will be more normal based on what you've seen so far? >> yes. i'm looking -- other than we're all wearing masks and all that stuff. >> reporter: now with that 86% capacity restriction i mentioned, cal state east pay can accommodate 1,350 students in its dorms. right now we'll well below that. next three days only 850 students will be moving on to campus. reporting live here in heyward, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the mask mandate debate in schools continues as more children are returning for the fall term. that includes thousands of students right here in the bay area beginning the first day

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association president called it uncharted territory with some patients being treated on gurneys in hallways. but what is perhaps most troubling is the spike in covid cases among children. now returning to school as mask orders turn their classrooms into battlegrounds. tens of thousands of kids are already in quarantine or isolation and school has just begun. what's quickly emerging in plain sight with the modern day political pawn. public school kids, many of whom can't get vaccinated, with nearly 6,000 students testing positive or getting exposed to covid in one florida school district alone. joining me now is dr. anthony fauci, chief medical advisor to president biden and director of the national institutes of energy and infectious diseases. when i take off the one earring that didn't fall off during that open, i want to thank you for being here. let's start with this news about the booster shots. i got pfizer. the whole family has pfizer. i hear that there is this study, that there is this information that we should get a booster shot after eight months. i guess the question that i have

those people who are in the hallway, give 'em a smile because you don't know what -- what's going on and everybody needs it >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time and good night >>> right now at 6:00, getting an extra shot. the bay area county that's already giving out third doses of the covid-19 vaccine. >>> and the haze is sticking around. what you need to know about our air quality as wildfires continue to rage up north. >>> and then they're excited to be back. we'll take you to levi stadium as fans return to the first niners game since the pandemic started. the new rules fans will have to follow. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. people with weakened immune systems are already getting their third dose of the pfizer vaccine in the south bay. sergio quintana has more. >> reporter: terry, with the cdc giving the green light for those third shots, some medical organizations and drugstore chains are publishing their guidelines and directions as to how pe

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patients on supply mental oxygen crowd the hallways and the sick continue to apply. -- continued to arrive>> [speaking french] reporter: patient's here, younger and younger, like this man, just 44 years old. >> [speaking french] reporter: in a nearby room, another patient is an even more critical condition. >> [speaking french] -- in even more critical condition. >> [speaking french] reporter: more than 300 doctors and nurses are being sent from mainland friends to the antilles on friday to help ease the pressure on hospitals. medical evacuations for the most serious cases arelso ongoing. >> australia's largest city has extended its two-month lockdown by another four weeks. sydney residents will also have to wear masks outdoors and respect a curfew. the city has been under lockdown since late june, after detecting a case of the more contagious delta variant. we have more. reporter: residents of new south wales are now facing tougher restrictions. authorities on friday further extended the lockdown in sydney until the end of september, despite the capital being in lockdown since late june.