it's more a question of the company is getting together and getting jags into the arms of people. what wipe, you know, the dilemma now is should you have a child the vaccine when that shot a minimal chance of dying or give back to a high risk of dying and that person might be an older person in the developing world. you say the ethical across the ethical answer is give it to the person who is at risk of die, not the one who you know. so in other words, if the body is not an issue, we should get everybody done, you know. but if supply is an issue, you shouldn't given the children the head of somebody on the left, the that will be on the bike or how many. i mean, they are thing, tony to the famous american immunology last week. he said they would empower, consider, you must do this and don't just do the boosters in america, you know, make sure every day. so you get to give it a shot to developing countries. i'm not alex what they do and i will they manage to do this or not. you see the question that we now have. so we'll see you describe the giant leaps for human kind, both in the d

is it not to say there's a balance between a boost of jargon they developed countries, any jag in the, in the developing countries? it's more a question of the help companies getting that act together and getting jags into the arms of people. what, wait. you know, the dilemma now is, should you ever show the vaccine when not shot a minimal chance of dying or give that back to that? so it was a high risk of dying, and that person might be an older person in the developing world. you say the ethical across the i think i have to give it to the person who is at risk of die, not the one who you know. so in other words, if the body is not an issue, we should get everybody done, you know, but if supply is an issue, you shouldn't given the children the head of somebody on the left, the that will be on the back or having, i mean, they are thing about tony to the famous american immunology last week. you said they would empower, consider, you must do this and don't just do the booze through them in america. you know, make sure every day. so you get to give a shot to developing countries. i'm no

and once people get to jackson, even the free jags, the lose all sight of the public health measures the, the more traditional way, the ancient way of tackling a disease outbreaks. i think all of us will have been to events recently, perhaps not medical conferences, like the one you mention, but other social events where we find the sales, the only people who are wearing masks, for example. you know, it's true that a bit of complacency begin in a sense, you know, not understandable because remember, this is your heal, if you're vaccinating you are now huge protection against the virus. tremendous. you know, so people going to all of my life. i couldn't, you know, but for this next phase my, she'll be in the winter in a bit of caution. we need that many on back tonight, including all the children so vulnerable people on the waning issue is still there . we're still very much in the middle. and remember the respiratory disease and we know cold and flu spread in winter. where do we have now is it can be some kind of surgeon. sure. so again, we need to be cautious in the coming months. g

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here's josh mankiewicz with "jagged. " >> there aren't too many places left in this country where you'll find americans still making the things americans use. one of them is this plant in northern ohio. inside these walls is where an astonishingly long and twisting trail began. by the time it ended, it had touched a shattered family, a stunned law enforcement agency and a surprisingly large collection of potential suspects whose names became known to all. often on "dateline" we tell the stories of families and detectives who find themselves bound together by the same murder. who end up working side by side toward a common goal, sometimes pursuing the same investigation from two different angles. and often each can wind up appreciating the efforts of the other. this wasn't that. at the center of this human cyclone of distrust is a young mom who worked in that plant. heather bogle worked overnights. one eight-hour shift after another. a single parent with a singular mission. >> her main focus was always her daughter. >> heather's younger sister, jen. >> she wasn't too concerned about getti

is being infringed upon should hav right to come back with legal counsel and in fact they should get jagupport because in the military, you get a jag wheneve you get any kind of disciplinar measure asserted against you. the procedures in the military under the uniform code of military justice actually give you more benefits and more rights than in civilian crimina court rate i think that's the least we can do for our troops. you got to ask yourself, do we want to trust the ministration with this kind of power? we've seen them prosecuting hard-working border patrol people who are on videotape not committing a crime, yet their being persecuted. we're going to trust them with our soldiers when they said the want to enforce? >> they are obviously in the process of surveilling social media posts, watching what people are saying, how you're operating, and that is where this will all kick in. it's a really weird part of the language of this bill, the secretary of the department eac department should develop and implement training and educatio programs to assist members of the civilian employees

it was a piece of notebook paper with a jagged edge along the side torn out of a spiral notebook. a child's handwriting. dear daddy, how much i love you. how i hope heaven is a wonderful place. and i hope, daddy, that i live a life good enough to join you there someday. amanda, age 12. that moment has stuck with me for 20-plus years now. the point being that we have a responsibility to make sure that there are no more amandas who suffer the fate that that young girl suffered that day with the death of her father. it occurred because of a terrorist attack occurring on the lands of afghanistan held by the taliban that allowed isis to attack the united states of america. i tried to change my conduct as a member of congress since that day to be a more responsible member, to do the things necessary, to be more worldly and understand what's going on, to make sure that i make the decisions that make the world -- help make the world a safer place. what we've seen in the last few weeks discourages me in making the world a safer place, but i rise to the call again to say we have responsibil

now celia is in "jagged little pill" and she has been nominated for a tony too, with a shout out to herconnecting with old friends, we learned that for every woman, the path was different. both of these women had husbands on the planes that crashed into the world trade center. and one of the young widows learned that the leader of the hijacker, mohamed atta, was sitting just a few feet away from her husband dave. she is susan redick. >> imagine if mohamed atta had looked at dave, and instead of seeing an abstract enemy had seen him as a human being. >> so 18 years ago, she decided to teach her children what you do with a mountain of anger and grief. >> you're going give me hatred. i'm going put out love. >> susan and that other 9/11 widow, her friend patty quigley got on their bikes at ground zero with a big idea. they asked people to sponsor them on a bike ride. money to help women in afghanistan. they nursed sore legs, but their first bike ride was nearly 300 miles. along the way you said to yourself were we crazy? >> i think pretty much every step of the way. >> and over the decades,

i just bought a kid just to jag year this was a bubble wagon for george edge because they would talk about john legitimate snake at the hour. and how about all of them that have gone to they can shut up while in the high dish because she don't watch too much now. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film archives funding for decades reviews the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a government support swindling russia. parliamentary election take place in september. but as opposition leader electing valley remains in prison. and just as a band from taking part could the due to the criminal and be wide open for another clean sweep. supporting special coverage on al jazeera. ah, china condemns a new security pack between the u. s. u. k and australia. france says the alliance is a stop in the bat. i . hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out there and i from coming up. tal

. >> the musical jagged little pill leading the pack with 15 nominations. the awards will be followed by a two-hour concert special to celebrate the return of live theater after the long pandemic pause and you can watch the special tonight at 9:00 right here. >>> we are looking live out at treasure island in the bay island and area is under an advisory but conditions are clear despite the picture we see right now but still something is on the way. >>> as far as the smoke and air- quality advisory, this is good. it is good now and technically there is an advisory tomorrow, but the real story is fall is coming and will look and feel like fall for the next few days and that is the view right now looking out over the golden gate bridge and that is the scene of the tri-valley looking hazy in the upper levels of the atmosphere but down on the ground all of the sensors are good for air-quality. the wind will be onshore for the next three days meaning we will keep the air pretty good and temperatures are also cool. we are not that far off of where we were for dayti

jagged little pill featuring music from alanis morissette is up for 15 tonys. >> i can't believe thesew life in a way that has expanded what i even knew possible. >> reporter: "moulin rouge" is next with 14 nominations and it reopens this tony weekend. its star aaron tavate is poised to win as the only nominee for best leading actor in a musical. >> you dream about it, but you don't imagine it's going to happen. it's very, very special. >> reporter: "a soldier's play" is among the nominees for best revival of a play. >> you need to learn respect. >> reporter: along with its lead actor blair underwood, society an army base in segregated louisiana, underwood played a captain investigating a sergeant's murder. >> you hear the gasps some nights, but more importantly, you feel it. you can feel it just sometimes just stunned silence. >> reporter: it explored the relationships of three interracial couples and earned 12 tony nominations, including five in the acting categories. >> to be honored among all of these incredible artists is -- i'm over the moon. this theater kid is very happy. >> re

jagged volcanic rocks are choking and filling up the air, forcing spain's authority to evacuate more00 people. from this crater, a thick river of lava is slowly flowing at a rate of 15 meters per hour. once it hits the ocean, it is at -- there will be another explosion and more toxic chemicals released into the air. depending on how the wind blows, if it is going towards the island it could affect the population. they may have to evacuate more people. there is so much left unknown about this eruption. experts believe it could last from 25-85 days. no one really knows and that is why so many people are worried. >> sunday, germans will elect a new parliament when chancellor angela merkel steps down. they will have a new leader for the first time in 16 years. her center-right party is the most successful in the history of the republic that it is led by a new face. a decade and a half of steady leadership and growth sustained the party's popularity. now, supporters dipped in opinion polls. they and the central left partner aren't projected to win at combined majority. this could lead to

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. >> jagged bolts of lightning lit up the sky in the north bay mountains overnight. calfire says luckily five small vegetation fires were quickly snuffed out. the national weather service confirmed 110 lightning strikes in the bay area. here is another look eastward toward mount diablo. you can see sheets of rain in the distance and flashes of lightning, you can see the heavy rain advancing. those who were not sound asleep took notice. >> there was no thunder at all, the whole sky lit up bright purple for a second. >> it was flashing all over, we had a great thunderstorm last night. >> it reminded me of a midwest thunderstorm. >> a tree toppled on a house and there were nine fires in west contra costa county. it really rained, does that help the fires? >> where it rains, it helped. thunderstorms are fickle, they don't blink at the entire region of the fire danger perspective nothing is changed. we did dodge a bullet in terms of lightning strikes here in contra costa last night. just fortunate. >> but as seen via drone view seven, the dry brush is drier than ever, abl

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""jagged little pill"" is up for 15 awards.lin rouge" is up next with 14 nods, and "soldiers play" for best revival of a play. you can watch the tony award special sunday night right here on kpix 5. >>> not going to send you an invitation, but check out this video telling you, starting monday, i want you to join us for our special 3:00 newscast here on kpix 5 news. it's a great time to check in on what is happening around the bay area, because then our 3:00 news will be followed by the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell . >>> darren peck is here to give us more good news about weather coming our way. >>> we have a pretty sea of clouds coming onshore right now. good news, because air quality has gotten better in the last hour for places under the influence of that onshore flow. you can see sutro tower off in the distance. it is basically just salesforce and sutro from this vantage point. if you look east, totally different story. the same vantage point, looking over the east bay, downtown, mt. diablo off in the distance. th

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lawrence finds chris man hurt with his first nfl touchdown pass texas lead cut in half to 14 7, but the jags were no match for the texans from the shotgun. it's mark ingram handing off the phillip lindsay lindsay makes the corner goes in for the score. houston 37 21 winner last year. at this time, robert saleh was coaching the 49. defense. now he's the jets head coach. the jets in charlotte, where sam donald hooked up with robby anderson for 57 yards underscore sweet moment for those two former jets. and now the jets need to stop to keep the panthers from wrapping the game up when you need a big play, christian mccaffrey is a good guy to give the ball to. not only does mccaffrey get the first down, he gets down to keep the clock running 187 total yards from mccaffrey is the panthers win 1914. novak jugovic was one us open title away from becoming the first tennis players since 1969 to hold all four grand slam championships. djokovic taking on the neil medvedev in today's finals, with no less than brad pitt and bradley cooper joined the match in flushing meadows. tennis players can be tempera

it will leave toxic chemicals into the atmosphere. air is filled with microscopic volcanic jagged rocks that make of the shed. and when you breathe in its suffocating, no one knows how long this will last, whether will take days, weeks, or months before this production. and despite the looming threat, andreotti he goes, concepcion does not want to leave the family restaurant behind it. lifetime of memories and moments hangs in the balance. as the sound of the volcanoes echoes closer shaking and dreyer's determination to stay till the very end. oh nicholas hock is live for us now from la palmer nicholas, it must be so extraordinary to be so close to this volcano. what is the current state of it now? okay, well it's definitely gotten louder overnight. we've heard an intense, loud explosion, and we were 40 minutes away from what we see right behind me, which is the, at the center of the reception. and so expert saying that it is intensifying. we're saying liquid magma rocks flying, hundreds of meters, 2200 meters up into the air and exploding. now, experts believe that this could go on fro

well, because the air is thick with ash ash, a small small, many school jagged rocks. and if you read this it, it chokes up the lungs and there's a huge blanket here where we stand. there are as well above us in the cloud. the volcano are behind me, is shooting up maga, 4 kilometers and, and a cloud of toxic chemicals for kilometers. up into the air which force the airlines to ground its light. so measures are being put into place to try to protect the population from what they're breeding, what this volcano is emitting. and what we also learn is that earlier today on the south side of the crater, there were the mini landslide and what's happening, what's causing so much rupture is that you see these rocks being thrown up into the air and the land back on to the crater and that's creating, in a sense, a pressure cooker on top of the crater, creating more cracks. and the fear is, what if this collapses, this is what the vulcan ologist are trying to figure it out. they had to retreat from their location to observe the volcano, because such as the intensity that this erec

it will relieve toxic chemicals into the atmosphere. air is filled with microscopic volcanic jagged rock that make the and when you breathe in itself, the catering no one knows how long this last weather will take days, weeks, or months before this production. and despite the looming threat, andreotti he goes, concepcion does not want to leave the family restaurant behind lifetime of memories and moments hangs in the balance. as the sound of the volcanoes echoes closer shaking, and dreyer's determination to stay till the very end. nicholas hawk al jazeera apalmer carries spain. so head on algebra before women's run back to this appeal to well, they did not to be taken in by taliban promise. and charged with attempted murder, but unlikely to face johnson will come. you want to you is pointing the finger at brushes 5. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello there, let's have a look at the weather across the middle east, an levant, and it's hot and it's dry as expected. then it's rather settled ap

the incredible touchstone point that the jag was still last 3119 to this been he said i'm on the way again later. next page. great, thank you so much. we'll see a bit later. this news rob will be here in a couple of minutes, and he'll have a ah, ah ah, counting the cost gas prices saw there's no end inside is washer to blame for europe's gas. shortage is my g area for launch. it's an e currency as crypt currency usage takes off an emerging markets and the finish just and equitable fighting. the stock of copper mines. counting the cost on al jazeera we understand the differences. minority subconscious across the world that i'm taking out here for bringing the news and current affairs ah, era. i'm harry davies and kimberly, in western australia oriented in this community, the painting with science is to create a new approach to marine conservation. the 1st thing you learn will be even that the, the dublin about what i'm doing reporting from review. if you're going to try is protected by diversity pro defending themselves against the legal invaders. brian ono does era soon as the sun go

and with the left leaning jag meeting and the new democratic party, it continues to hold the balance of power in candidates parliament with 25 seats, which is enough to help or hinder trudeau. at the other end of the spectrum, the populace people's party of canada saw a recent surge tapping into anti vaccine and anti cobra lockdown supporters. however, that didn't help them gain a single seat. kudos pro, backs and pro vaccine passport stance. seems to have resonated more with many canadian borders. i hear you when you say that, you just want to get back to the things you love. not worry about this pandemic, or about an election that you just want to know that your members of parliament, of all stripes will have your back through this crisis. and beyond. ultimately, true on the liberals took a gamble with a snap election. and while some say the last, the truth is nothing much has changed, except that crudo may now feel more and bolden to push through his agenda. but unlike with having the majority he hoped for, he might have to make some compromises along the way. for news views hughe

really sense the air really filled with this ash, essentially this ashes made of these tiny small, jagged pieces of rock from the volcano when, when you inhale them, we can just choke you in the thirty's here are trying to really to, to secure the area no there's, there's this secured several, or they're evacuated, several people around the area and some of them that are under the state authorities. we've met people who are sleeping rough sleeping in their cars, watching what's unfolding and unfortunate watching their being destroyed by this by this what we're seeing right now. i mean, this hasn't happened in 2 generations, and it has really caught people here by surprise. it was expected, but many people didn't expect that it was going to happen in their lifetime. barbara does look after the extraordinary and nicholas you, you mentioned that state officials are on the island offering their support. and i guess, trying to help the many, many people who are now homeless, but faced with the power all the volcano of the option doesn't mean realistically, what can they do is their plan. i mea

it will relieve toxic chemicals into the atmosphere. air is filled with microscopic volcanic jagged rock that make of the ash and when you breathe in itself, the catering no one knows how long this will last, whether will take days, weeks, or months before this production. and despite the looming threat, andreotti he goes, concepcion does not want to leave the family restaurant behind lifetime of memories and moments hangs in the balance. as the sound of the volcanoes echoes closer shaking and dreyer's determination to stay till the very end. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the palmer carries spain. what a rarer earthquake has his truck, se, australia shaking buildings and causing damage in melbourne. the magnitude 6 quake hit on monday about 200 kilometers northeast of the country. second largest city, it's one of us trailer strongest earthquakes on record him was felt as far away as city 900 kilometers to the north and left some melbourne streets littered with bricks. and with rubble, no one is reported to have been seriously injured. it can be a very, very disturbing event for an earthquake

of course, in the ash is the small microscopic jag id rocks and it can choke your lungs if you breathe too much of it. also is sulfur dioxide, and that's a level according to authorities that's reasonable. still high. given the situation here, miriam and nicholas just been looking at as well. perhaps some activity perhaps cause they're moving behind you. what's it like, is it completely deserted in the area or other so people able to move around in some way? well, initially we had a lot of tourists flocking to it to the area, was a lot of residents fleeing the zone. there was a sense of disaster tourism with people wanting to catch a glimpse of this unique and historic rupture and the 1st into generations. and these islands often referred to as the hawaii of europe. it's a volcanic island and were sitting on volcanic ground just as he this site is impressive for broken ologist and for people. but it is a dangerous situation. 7000 homes has been 7000 people have been displaced. $500.00 homes have been destroyed and behind me with this, this flow of lava is heading towards the ocean. the

to come back with legal counsel and they should get jack support because in the military you get a jag whenever you get a disciplinary measure asserted against you. procedures in the military under the uniform code of military justice are actually give you more benefits and more rights than in civilian criminal court and that is the least we can do for our troops. you got to ask do we want to trust the administration with this kind of power. we've seen them persecuting hard-working border patrol people who were on videotape not committing a crime yet they are being persecuted. we are going to trust them with our soldiers when they said they want to enforce - they are in the process of surveilling social media posts, watching what people are saying, how they are operating and that is where the law will kick in. there's a weird part of the language in this bill. secretary of the department shall develop and implement training and education programs to assist members of the forces billion employees, identifying or mitigating the risk of extremism. the question is always how do you identif

jagged little pill featuring music from alanis morse that is up for 1520s. >> i can't believe the songs are taking on a new life that has expanded what i even knew possible. for mac moulin rouge is next with 14 nominations. the show reopens this weekend. it's star is poised to win as the only nominee for best actor in a musical. >> you dream about it, it is very special. >> reporter: a soldier's play is among the nominees for best revival of a play. it's lead actor blair underwood played a captain investigating a sergeants murder. >> you hear gas some nights. >> reporter: they explained. >> to be honored among all these incredible artists, i'm over the moon. this theater kid is very happy. >> reporter: it will be hosted by audrey mcdonald. it will be followed by a two hour special on cbs hosted by actor leslie adam jr. the broadcast will include the three top tony awards and performances by broadway's biggest stars. a celebration and a message to the world, broadway is back. dana tyler, cbs news, new york. new york. >>> if you're going to the home opener tomorrow night, you had better a

jagged little pill is up for 15 awards. moulin rouge gets 15 knots. >>> to be honored among all these incredible artists, i am over the moon. this theater kit is very happy. >>> the awards will be hosted by audra mcdonald and will be followed by a special on cbs. >>> the rhode island has made famous in the conjuring movies is up for sale. >> was built in 1736. the movies embellish the hauntings that they say happened in the home. and the paranormal enthusiast and his wife bought the house. the listing at for about three times as much as they purchased eight, $1.2 million. >> i don't care if it was $1.20 . i am not going to set foot in there. >> i'm good. no thanks. >> we are both saying no. >> the time is 5:55. >>> on the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, preparing to roll out booster shots. >>> the late-night reversal what you need to know. >>> and taking shape for some first responders. what they will need to do with the get to work this morning. >>> and the search ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ security at your finge

i had a retired brigadier journal jag called my radio show last night and he said he never heard anythinge this. someone is dangerous, dangerous to themselves or other people, something to that sort, they will go ahead and put him in the brig. this man is not dangerous. they put him in the brig. he's in solitary confinement. he's not able to communicate with anybody. they want to shut him down. let me tell you something, this has to come from the top. this has to come from -- it's not the secretary of defense, it has to come from milley or somebody. it's all over the news, they're aware of it. milley should be in the brig in my opinion, he's leaking to left-wing "washington post" reporters who are writing books. he doesn't tell the commander in chief when he talks to the chinese. thin about that. xi knew what milley was talking to his counterpart. xi knew but the commander in chief didn't know what milley was saying. he's celebrated, he's told he did a great job. this man is thrown in the brig. this is a dreyfus case as far as i'm concerned. the man knew he would get in trouble. but he di

. ♪ i'm here to remind you of the mess left when you went away ♪ >> in america alone, "jagged littleit's pretty ironic that the moment i started doing that was the moment that most people related to it. ♪ an old man turned and he ate ♪ >> it was that ego centric tendency on my part and perhaps everyone's part to think that you're alone in your pain. i quickly realized that i was not alone, and that millions of other people were feeling along with me. people were tired of sublimating. people were tired of being inauthentic about their real experience and conforming. so i think there was this door that busted open, and i was on the crest of the wave. ♪ it's like rain on your wedding day ♪ ♪ it's a free ride though you've already paid ♪ >> "ironic" was funny because what she was talking about wasn't ironic at all. she became one of the biggest stars of the mid '90s. you get not just alanis morissette, but there's lots of other women making music, too, and let's celebrate all of it. >> the latest trend in rock and roll -- women. last night some of the top female artists launched lilith f

. >> police later asked laundrie why he had jags on his face.claimed he was pushing gabby away because she had her cell phone in her hand. officers separated the couple for the night. then roughly three weeks later on september 1, laundrie drove back to his parent's florida home in the van the couple was traveling in but there was no sign of petito. laundrie has not spoken to police or given any details about what happened to gabby. all signs point to his daughter's boyfriend. >> there is no scenario where you clam up the way he has, that doesn't at least perception or my emotionally drained optics, come to the conclusion that you're the guilty party. >> shannon, a short while ago the city of northport, florida, received a statement saying they have received a significant amount of reports about laundrie being captured but they are not true. we'll keep you updated on this developing story. >> thank you very much. >> and we have a whole lot more ahead this hour on the search for answers in the death of gabby petito. we've got a forensic pathologi

. >> jagged bolts of lightning lit up the sky in the north bay mountains overnight. calfire says luckily five small vegetation fires were snuffed out. they confirmed 110 lightning strikes in the bay area. another look eastward toward mount diablo, sheets of rain in the distance and huge lashes of lightning. you see the heavy rain advancing. those who were not asleep took notice. >> there was no thunder, the whole sky lit up bright purple for a second. >> it was flashing all over, a great thunderstorm. >> it reminded me of a and west thunderstorm. >> a tree toppled onto a house and two cars in a park and there were nine transformer fires in west contra costa county. the what really rained, does that help the fires ? >> where it rained, it did help. we dodged a bullet in terms of lightning strikes in contra costa which is fortunate. cracks but as seen via -- but as seen via these cameras, they are still able to fuel fires. . just because we got rain does not mean anyone can be complacent. the national weather service reiterating fire season may go all the way into dece

now celia is in "jagged little pill," and she's been nominated for a tony too, with a shoutout to herwe walk around the gathering reconnecting with old friends, we learn that for every woman the path was different. >> about eight years after tim's death, i joined the mommy wine club. the party was me, myself and i, alone in my closet. i knew i needed to move into recovery. addiction is a battle i fight. so, grief has changed faces. it's morphed. >> reporter: and what about florence amoako from ghana? she and her husband victor came to america to create a better life for their children. florence hoped someday to have a nicer home and build for their future. for three years, her husband got up every day before dawn and worked the morning clean-up shift at windows on the world. >> i want to remember him as victor that i knew. i'm sorry. >> reporter: so for most of the last two decades, florence has worked her same job as a hotel housekeeper, cleaning 14 rooms a day. she helped her oldest daughter become a nurse. but now her younger daughter, born just two months after 9/11, has health is

and capital andy kapyrin says a pull jag could be worth buying. he says his market outlook is just ahead. this is just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> questions are always about pricing and time. so from a price standpoint i think it's 10% to 20%. wit time -- but time you have to get through the third quarter earnings season and let's see how the revision plays through that. let's see how the market digests the fed moving toward tapering by year end. so to me it's two to three months. i think you got to be patient in here. and let's see how this goes into basically the fourth. shery: michael wilson's warning a plunge of 20% in u.s. stocks is looking like a real possibility. given today's rout. our next guest says the pullback may be worth buying as dips tend to be short-lived. without a recession. for more we're joined by regentatlantic and co-head of investments andy kapyrin. and andy, always great having you hoo -- having you with us. you look at this chart on the bloomberg you can see how bears have really dominated the market recently. but we d

to help pay for president biden's $3.5 trillion spending jag that will hopefully fail, the white house$600 or more to the irs. you guy a couch? irs wants to know. pay for a swanky dinner? irs wants to know. my next guest is pushing back on the blatant invasion of privacy saying he's going to fight to protect nebraska cannes wallets. will other states follow suit? joining me to discuss, the nebraska state treasurer: well well -- can welcome tonight show. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: why is nebraska pushing back here? >> this is one of the most unprecedented examples of an invasion of privacy in the history of our country. honestly, three weeks ago i never would have thought i'd have to be fighting back against an idea as bad as this, but when we're talking about -- i was entrusted by the people of nebraska to protect privacy of the accounts that i oversee, and i'm hiving up to that a end of the bargain. kennedy: taxation is death, man, and this is -- [laughter] that's, this is grand larceny. i mean, they are literally just reaching in and, first of all, they're doing this invasive

. >> tucker: you think of all those murmurs of congress who served six months and the jagged course somewhere brag about military service and how they are for the troops, and here extra $24 billion, saying not one word about this honorable man who is the best of america rotting in jail with criminals tonight for telling the truth. it's beyond believable. and i appreciate your defense of him and i hope you will come back. >> will do. >> tucker: thank you. dan holloway is a veteran of the united states army, he joins us tonight with reaction. thanks so much for coming on. if any miscarriage of justice, injustice, atrocity, can crystallize at the moment we are living in, it's this i think. >> yeah, it absolutely is. he asked for accountability and what he got in return for his years of service and loyalty was persecution, it's insane and speaking of insanity, as you said, they sent him to mental health to get checked out because you have to be crazy not to agree with the administration, right? and that's the message being sent to america. if and only are we right, the government right in the adm

the only person they called it jagging wagon. >> there was no shaking in the wagon. >> let's get backg app, if you meet them on a tuesday, you let's hang ou thursday, and friday, and saturday. they're not going too like that but when they ask you the following week what did you do last weekend, what are you supposed to say? >> you live. >> exactly. otherwise what are you supposed to do? it doesn't make any sense, so this is all about honesty in whether you're seeing other people, but you don't have to b honest about everyone you see with another person. your either monogamous or you'r playing the field. >> i am so terrible, this is wh i got married i was so bad at this i couldn't keep track and got confused at the wrong things . >> i respect you because you were out there predating app. digital dating i have no respec for. in my day you had to lie to a woman's face. i think if you would've really take a step back from this, mor women would probably have want guy that sleeping around and broaching then has roaches in his apartment. if you as the survey it would b one and not the other,

responders who were down there but i remember coming around a corner and being so overwhelmed at this jagged shard of lattice work that was one of the towers that was sticking up almost like a fossil out of the ground, out of the smokey remains of the site. i was literally blown away emotionally by that and i was right behind bush as he was seeing this for the first time. and being struck by the weight of that moment, right, there was that kind of, the weight, you're a leader. you have to empathize with this moment. you have to reflect the resolve of the country. and also trying to figure out, what do i do? he knew this would define his presidency. he was an untested leader. we were talking about so many different things then even though the al qaeda threat had been known within the government. but, you know, how do you lead the country at a moment when the country is facing this external threat and when the country is scared? he knows then how scared the country is. you made the point. i mean, the idea of further attacks was something we all kind of took for granted. >> oh, yeah. >> i think