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jane. she was coming with all of the — jane. iconic— of the respect i have for her iconic work and presence in cinema _ iconic work and presence in cinema so_ iconic work and presence in cinema so i didn't know, ijust completely fell for her, just a daughter, and she has this portfolio of what she, you imagine _ portfolio of what she, you imagine the delicacy and rawness of it was really unexpected.— rawness of it was really unexpected. rawness of it was really unexected. . ., unexpected. the venice lido alwa s unexpected. the venice lido always makes _ unexpected. the venice lido always makes a _ unexpected. the venice lido always makes a beautiful- always makes a beautiful setting for hollywood to launch its award season hopefuls and this year the style has backed some heavyweight hitters that have been delayed since the pandemic. demi villeneuve's dean, the latest adaptation of a 1960s popular novel groans under the weight of its famous cast and a huge budget of $165 million. ., , ., million. the truth does not matter- — mill

what happened, jane? the premier league last night? what happened. jane?— happened, jane?thing of were had... very diplomatic, - jane. . .! yeah, it was something of a heated match _ jane. . .! yeah, it was something of a heated match at _ jane. . .! yeah, it was something of a heated match at selhurst _ jane. . .! yeah, it was something of a heated match at selhurst park, i jane. . .! yeah, it was something of a heated match at selhurst park, with| heated match at selhurst park, with brighton and crystal palace players arguing, and fans tussling in the stands, after brighton rescued a point in the final seconds to draw 1-1. point in the final seconds to draw 1—1. these were the scenes at the full—time whistle, point in the final seconds to draw 1—1. these were the scenes at the full—time whistle, with point in the final seconds to draw 1—1. these were the scenes at the full—time whistle, with both point in the final seconds to draw 1—1. these were the scenes at the full—time whistle, with both sets point in the final seconds to draw 1—1. these were the scenes at the full—

there are people like jane harman and i am sure debra knows jane, because we worked so closely on the intelligence reform act to bring gravitas and willingness to speak truth to power, to address and to be there and to reinstall competence with the american people, but if you take those steps, send a strong message to the american people, to our allies, but you also send a strong message to our enemies that we know we screwed this up and we have made the changes to make sure we do not do it again, because america has not changed. we just made a series of that decisions, but america is still who we have always been. we have learned from this mistake and will move on. >> a brief comment and then i am going to ask to go to a webinar to get some questions. jane harman and pete hoekstra were on the house intelligence committee together. at the time, they worked together as partners, they cooperated. it is so sad what has happened in that house intelligence committee under adam schiff and other partisan democrats who have basically destroyed the oversight. they were friends on the committee

helping the finding her birth parents. >> if i can figure out jane does's parents, will know who jane doe was markets plan obtained remains from jane and john those retest their dna and upload their results to a public database, where maybe that dna would lead them to some relative of the victim. >> so i had my recipe, and i reached out to colleen and i said we know how to do it. and she said bingo, all we need is dna. and i know a couple of people. >> at first, they paid their dna test with their own saving. and then they set up a nonprofit, and started taking donations. and after just six months, they sold their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around the world, showing the power of genealogy. >> police arresting a man they believe is a golden state killer, and a suspect a former police officer, discovered using dna. >> that one to change the world because that was a violent killer, and that was a huge impact on the world, on the community. >> sure. it opened everybody's eyes. >> yeah. >> and suddenly, calling and margaret h

jane, tyler, ella, thank you — in the summer. jane, tyler, ella, thank you very — in the summer.alking l in the summer. jane, tyler, ella, | thank you very much for talking to us. not quite a normal school year, as we can hear, there are lots and lots of things that are still being considered to keep everybody safe, but hopefully far better than it has been for the last 18 months. martine, many thanks. a court in belarus has jailed two leading opposition figures. protest organiser maria kolesnikova was found guilty of extremism and plotting to sieze power and was jailed for 11 years, while lawyer maxim znak received ten years. ms kolesnikova backed the opposition leader in last year's presidential election and also lead protests against president alexander lu kashenko. conjoined twins from israel have made eye contact with each other for the first time, after being separated. the one—year—old sisters underwent a 12—hour operation that took months of preparation and involved dozens of experts. mark lobel reports. sisters — face—to—face for the first time, after surviving a miracul

mr speaker, jane roach from erdinuton vaccine.jane roach from erdington lost her _ vaccine. mr speaker, jane roach from erdington lost her father _ vaccine. mr speaker, jane roach from erdington lost her father to _ vaccine. mr speaker, jane roach from erdington lost her father to covid, - erdington lost her father to covid, and then five days later lost her sister to covid. they led the hundreds of families who came to london last week, down the memorial walk, calling with one voice for the promised enquiry take place. they are frustrated, because they want not just for are frustrated, because they want notjust for their are frustrated, because they want not just for their families are frustrated, because they want notjust for their families to know why they died, but for no one else to die as a consequence of mistakes made. when will the secretary of state and the prime minister agreed to honour the pledge that has been made to meet with covid families for justice, because they have a right to be heard at the next stages. mr spe

anna: jane, thank you very much. jane foley stays with us.et's get a bloomberg first word news update, the top stories this morning here in london, laura wright. laura: boris johnson's government will hold a house of commons vote on the tax package today. he had to do to conceal a conservative party rebellion over the tax hike after announcing pensioners and shareholders would also pay more. the increases are specter to generate 36 billion pounds over the next three years to fund the social care for all the people. >> no conservative government wants to raise taxes, but nor could we in good conscience meet the cost of this plan simply by borrowing the money and imposing the burden on future generations. i will be absolutely frank with you, this new levy will break our manifesto commitment, but a global pandemic was not in our manifesto either. laura: the white house says 3 /of4 -- 3/4 of u.s. adults have received a covid-19 vaccine. biden will unveil a new plan on thursday with slowing inoculation records and cases hitting a new record last m

lauren and sarah jane have been looking _ rent. lauren and sarah jane have been looking for— rent.or six months. how do they expect working people _ for six months. how do they expect working people to _ for six months. how do they expect working people to find _ for six months. how do they expect working people to find a _ for six months. how do they expect working people to find a house? i for six months. how do they expectl working people to find a house? you tell me. working people to find a house? you tell me- we — working people to find a house? you tell me. we will be all right. we i tell me. we will be all right. we will find tell me. we will be all right. - will find somewhere. the pandemic means more people want to move to places like north devon. and that has pushed up prices. landlords can now make more money renting to holiday—makers and through short—term lets. holiday-makers and through short-term lets.— holiday-makers and through short-term lets. 'i: :: , ., short-term lets. 1,100 per month. that is about _ short-term lets. 1,100 per month. that is about our _ short

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i was terrified of meeting jane. you know. she was coming with all the respect i have for her iconic work. and we report from the telluride and toronto film festivals, where an animated documentary, flee, chronicling the plight of an afghan refugee from kabul from 25 years ago was a very solid hit. what this story does is it shows what it can do to human beings to be on the run, to flee, and how you can move on. the telluride film festival, which took place earlier this month here, is a real movie lover's event. now in its 48th year. over the last decade or so it has begun to play a very important role in the award season, in that it showcases oscar—worthy work. whenever people ask me what is your favourite film festival, i always say telluride because it is a real film makers�* festival. dame helen was among the stars drawn to telluride this year, notjust because she was there with her much liked british true crime caper, the duke, but because telluride is quite special. a festival that shows great movies amid a lan

like jane, i'm feeling very sad, too.leading up to 9/11 it is emotional time, getting through the day and watching all of the ceremonies honoring the dead and surviving families at all of the sites, but also what has unfolded in afghanistan over the last two weeks. and it really does come crashing down on all of us just how vulnerable we still are, but that warning at the white house started at a relatively calm day. the president was traveling. he was in florida doing an event for pending legislation in congress on no child left behind while bush was at the capitol to do a briefing to senator kennedy's committee on education reform. but what unfolded in a very short time, the vice president being hustled to the bunker, staff told to take off shoes and run for their lives, chaos of the departure out of the white house was stunning and was unprecedented in history. >> jane, you were a key member of the house intelligence committee. you have written you were part of a team that warned at the time of a potential terror attac

the book was a huge success, but her publisher, jane daniel, had nagging doubts about the veracity of down the chance to appear on oprah. after the pair fell out, daniel hired investigators to dig deeper, and the results make for shocking viewing. but there are plenty of colourful talking heads, most of whom are female, which strikes me as rare. she's trying to hide something. i would've loved to have heard more from the wolf breeders, who make a fascinating contribution, although the detective work from a real holocaust survivor is at the heart of this film that's as unsettling as it is sensational. he speaks french. how can this possibly be? she's both a victim and a villain in this story. it's in cinemas now. this is how it works. you give me 20% of the takings — that's the door, the cloak room and the bar. i say who comes in, i say who goes out. my word is final. it's a deal. next up, essex criminals and the fifth in the rise of the foot soldier series. rise of the foot soldier: origins stars terry stone as tony tucker, the real—life drug dealer who was killed in 1995. this traces

funding for the state under donald trump, state senator jane nelson saying the situation is a failure of federal leadership and avoidable disaster. we heard about those making journey north, goes on to say they are not listening. some barrier maybe next. this is governor greg abbott wants us to do that. jillian: following the story for weeks the american mother known as fatima who captured our attention with this emotional plea. >> we are in danger. we are in danger, mister president, please help us. jillian: we are checking back in with her next. . we will talk to carley shimkus but first steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> in 11 minutes.

good ah, jacket and jane gave me the path sir james and then have sat in on a couple of interviews. they've really wanted to young people that were being interviewed and they know james and as well. and i want them there as well. i religiously for people me, me and other people saying like i'm so glad she died. she does the and also like, why would anyone say that we're working with the therapist as well? yeah. and you need, if you don't contact her directly, but obviously it's something that, that we're providing. and we'd really encourage you to do that. what was she like when she was like a young kid? what was growing up? mean to very close kinda we hung out a lot of the time together and everything was a concert, things like us hours and hours. and when he came in and trying to sit down and watch and p i those 10 minutes to him in the what thoughts are going through your mind when you realize that she's gone shopping i think i'm sorry, there's so much new. so the 1st one is when i'm 3 and at phase ah yeah, i kind of graphic it's basically saying that the complaint relates to a d

he really did. >> reporter: jane waterhouse has published them complete with a description of each battle. >> every time i wrote a story about one that i felt like i was lighting a candle for them. >> reporter: her personal favorite is captain william hawkins, leading his men ashore at tarowa. >> that's him at the front. >> reporter: until a japanese sniper laid him in his grave. >> and they carried him off the field with his men openly weeping. and as he was dying, surrounded by his marines, he said "i'm sorry to leave you like this, boys." >> now the hawk lives again, thanks to charles terhou a hiinal >>> for some, chess is just another board game. for others, it's a teaching tool in the gym of life. here is jamie yuccas. >> it's the most unique piece in the game. >> reporter: for 12-year-old andre, chess is more than just a game. >> i learned a lot of stuff i learned on the chessboard in real life. like think before i move. think before i act out. >> reporter: he is one of thousands of students from some of l.a.'s toughest neighborhoods learning to play. >> i learned to play chess at a

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. good morning.well, stanford is the hardest college to get into it all just where the hardest colleges to get into an entire world. they have only a 5% acceptance rate. it's the same acceptance rate is harvard. now stanford has an enrollment of 7,000 students popular majors are computer science biology and engineering. what amazon will fully fund college tuition for over 750,000 of its frontline employees plans to spend about 1.2 billion in the next 4 years on. >> the employees. this includes college tuition english proficiency exams. somebody was to just take some some courses to learn. some skills. amazon will pay for that as well. now target and walmart also will help with employees college tuition and wells fargo was hit with a 250 million dollar fine from the banking regulator after a failed to properly execute a mortgage loss. mitigation program. now the office of the comptroller of the currency said the bank engaged in unsafe or unsound practices. wells fargo is paid more than 4 billion in pe

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and those delays can cause major problems for farmers let's bring in jane wells on more from illinois hi, kelly part of the reason corn and soybean futures are way off is because of hurricane ida which have shut down the ports responsible for most of the corn and soybeans we export out take a look at these photos showing the damage there up here in illinois at this end of the mississippi it's not a big deal yet because they haven't started harvesting but reports of farmers further down south who got out in front of the storm and brought in as much as they could. >> it kind of depends farmer to farmer on whether they have enough storage on their farm to be able to manage the crop because if it's worth less at the elevator or the river terminal and you have to deliver it, you kind of have to take that price but if you have storage on the farm and maybe you've presold some of your things, you can buffer against that with your market strategy. >> reporter: it all kind of depends on what you're storing, how long you can store it before it starts to go bad. kelly? >> and, also, this is caus

i'm jane pauley and this is "sunday morning."e and more it seems our united states is a house divided. the national fabric torn bipartisan politics, race, even our response to a deadly pandemic. but there is another far more personal rift that can separate us: family feuds, bitter quarrels that can tear households apart, sometimes for good. susan spencer this morning looks at family feuds. and then...a story straight out of the history y books from our seth doane. >> reporter: holding a long glance, this night on horseback gallops towards the target and carries on a centuries-old tradition. >> this game reminds us of our medieval roots. >> reporter: and still today they transform and transfix the tuscany town of arezzo. coming up on "sunday morning," a trip back in time. >> pauley: for almost as long as tv has been in our living rooms, "the price is right" has been there, too. lee cowan looks at one of america's favorite game shows as it hits the half century mark. >> come on down! [applause and cheering] >> reporter: celebrating

foley. >> jane c. folger. >> david j. fontana. >> chih min foo. >> delrose e.>> godwin forde. >> donald a. foreman. >> christopher hugh forsythe. >> claudia alicia foster. >> noel john foster. >> sandra n. foster. >> ana fosteris. >> robert joseph foti. >> jeffrey fox. >> virginia elizabeth fox. >> pauline francis. >> virgin lucy francis. >> gary jay frank. >> morton h. frank. >> peter christopher frank. >> colleen l. fraser. >> richard k. fraser. >> kevin j. frawley. >> clyde frazier, jr. >> lillian inez frederick. andrew fredericks. >> >> tamitha freeman. >> brett owen freiman/ >> peter l. freund >> arlene eva fried >> alan w. friedlander >> and michael. they give her being my guardian angel. crack -- >> and my uncle, thank you. although i never got the privilege to media you, so many people zombie that i remind them of your in so many ways. and i am so honored to have your name -- that so many people tell me that i remind them of you in so many ways. i love you dearly. >> andrew keith friedman. >> paul j. friedman. >> gregg j. froehner. >> lisa anne frost. >

i'm jane dougall.hey paid 97 million for him — can romelu lukaku be the x—factor chelsea need to help them keep hold of the champions league trophy? they kick off against zenit at stamford bridge tonight. a45 a 45 year addiction. peter shilton once gambling out of football. he has handed a petition into 10 downing street. and the british ax100m metre could be stripped of their olympic silver medals after cj ujah's second sample also tests positive for banned substances. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme and to a packed night in the champions league, with some huge clubs in action. the holders chelsea will begin the defence of their title in just under 90 minutes against zenit st petersburg. will the resigning of romelu lukaku help them keep that trophy? manchester united are also involved in the competition. they're underway already tonight with a certain new player who's pretty familiar with the trophy starting for them. well, for more on this evening's matches, austin halewood

i'm jane hill. the headlines at 5pm: the police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard will spend the rest of his life in jail. he will never be released. wayne couzens used his police id to carry out a bogus arrest on sarah as she walked home from a friend's house in london in march. outside court, the head of the met police said she had been horrified by sarah's murder, which had damaged precious trust in the police. this man has brought shame on the met. speaking frankly, as an organisation, we have been rocked. there are calls for cressida dick's resignation, as the home secretary says the met has serious questions to answer. also tonight: a 50—year—old man becomes the first person in england and wales to be jailed for racially abusing a footballer online. an investigation finds that as many as m boxing matches at the rio olympics in 2016 were rigged by referees, including this super heavyweight final, with britain'sjoejoyce the loser. and britney spears wins a bitter legal batt

i'm jane king. back to daria. thanks a lot, jane. >> kron 4 news exclusive pet food express is removing a certain brand of dog toys from their shelves after a couple in the east bay says they found a needle in their pets. brand new toy kron four's. gayle ong talk to that couple. she has their story. >> this is the middle. he was all over and want to oversell it. >> israel says saito says he found the needle as he was playing with his dog over at their concrete homes. that is so light. >> with an aide to get the squeaky i'm made this weekend because a little crazy over it and then i to myself really my fingers and i was like, out the heart. that's when he said he found the sewing needle coming out from inside the toy is was pretty scary for especially because all over. >> full of or he is. we love all over. and i got so worried that he could. >> the toy was purchased at a pet food express store in concord. saito and his spouse immediately contacted the store manager and they say the manager contacted the manufactur

. >> jane schaeffer wasn't as thrilled. she's vaccinated but didn't have her card. the club tried to help. >> i'm working with trainer. she is helping me get in. but so far i'm not in. >> what is your thought about this? >> i'm pissed. >> we heard similar frustration at bars and restaurants we went today. but the county points out it's daily case rate is still high and there were 20 deaths from september 1st to the 7th. 24 hour fitness said hard facts maud it easy to cooperate and gave members plenty of updates. >> as a matter of fact, we've had multiple people over last several days since the announcement reaching out and saying they felt more comfortable and they feel like it's a little bit more of a sauf environment to them. >> jane is also happy. the club showed her this posted qr code that taps into the health department records. she verified her vaccination and once 24 hour futness has it on record, they don't have to show it every time they come in. >> so far while we still hear some mixed feelings about the vaccination requirement, most people we talk to say

that jane had homework to do. >> so when michelle said let's go to the mall tonight, jane, that was going to work for you? >> correct. i turned her down. >> so, going solo, michelle got in her parents 1972 buick electra and headed off to the brand new westdale mall on the southwest side of town. she had $180 cash on her to pay for equal her mother had picked out. kurt was also at the mall that night, working a shift at the men's store. >> i saw this beautiful girl and a rabbit for quote, black dress, high heeled shoes, blonde here. then i was like, that's michelle. >> kurt and michelle were friends from school. she joined him for his break and they went for a stroll. at one point, passing by a shopgirl court had a crush on. teenage drama at the mall. >> and it pops in my head, well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- >> it got miss america here on my arm? >> yeah. >> curse as he and michelle spent his entire break catching up. until he had to get back to work. and waterton exit. >> and that's when we're seeing our goodbyes. and she said, well, don't be a str

jane. _ ask. well, i think they were pleased to do it, jane, and _ ask.nners — nearly 60,000, in fact — who will be delighted to see the return of the great north run this year after it was cancelled last year due to covid. the half marathon celebrates its 40th birthday this year. alison freeman is in newcastle for us this morning. alison, a big day for the city? yes, the athletes village is just starting to come to life, things are looking a bit different this year after things were cancelled last year, the runs —— runners are going to set up in waves, and they will be following a different route for this year and this year only, which will begin and end here in newcastle on the town more. things might look different this year but people are just as excited about it being here as they have been before, they missed it last year, they had to run into virtually, but assume this field will be full of runners heading up on the hill behind us on to be motorway, where instead of a seeing that throng of 60,000 runners also, altogether heading out, they will be s

putting her back in that place, making her talk about thing reset or about jane, but it was about her and she's the so could tell the story of her and she wouldn't want to do it. hon. family. sometimes i get caught out a little bit on timeline, realizing just how close jazz to the cross, the points in her own story. she's 22 and we're talking about suicide attempts and periods and hospital that were only 2 years ago for her. and she's really put herself out, they were the voices of height. and because young people identify with her, they contact her constantly. she's very exposed, and it makes it even a new vulnerable. so i find myself trying to read her to see if she's okay. and i think about it late at night on this one already and we've only just begun i, i don't think i would have been going through that. i could think of being at the same time she may have gone as far away from the house is possible. again, because she doesn't know why she knows she's like well, you didn't mean that much of a local papers written a story about what i'm doing and the title kind of sensationalize o

jane, i start with you, jane. what does this symbolize? can you tell us?and having that important question. this memorial means so much not only myself and the nation. this is our future generations will come throughout our nation's history for generations to come to learn about those in the global war on terrorism who raise their right hands after our nation needed them after we were attacked. >> this memorial will be on the mall where gold star children can come for years and i can go and grieve my husband and honor him. this means the world to us and it's imperative that we get it done. >> people need a place to see this. >> milo, tell us how you got involved in this project and why it's so important for you. >> i spend a lot of time with family duties and as well as gold star families like james. getting the names and the place together and giving service members to serve in iraq and afghanistan, a place to come together is absurd. i know congress have a lot going on but the placement of this being on the nationalmall is imperative. it needs to happen

it kept tonight for women, including penelope cruz and jane campion kim been out for some. dennis and erase scene is wide open. in the, in the judge. you said the decision was manama se his advantage film festival. papa ward golden right young, full best film to the band. the mong, happening by the re you on the greeting french film level mam. happening by director audrey the warm tackles abortion sat and regional france in 19 sixty's. i don't know. it's an adaptation of an autobiography following a young woman who faces prison or death should she terminate her pregnancy? i did this movie with anger. i did the movie with desire. earl says i did it with my belly, my guts, my heart and my head. jane campion, who returned to film directing after 12 years, took out the best director for the power of the dog. sit on an american ranch in the 1920s. it stands hollywood, heavy weights benedict, come a batch and cut and down the leg. gillian hole, directorial debut, and her film. the last daughter, the silver lion for best screenplay. while the runner up grand jury prize went to acc

jane campion, who returned to film, directing after 12 years, took out the best director for the power of the dog. sit on an american ranch in the 1920s. it stands hollywood, heavy weights benedict come a batch and casting down the leg. jalen whole directorial debut and her film, the last daughter, the silver lion for best screenplay. while the runner up grand jury prize went to claimed italian director palo santino for the hand of god, the venice film festival has a reputation for being a launch for the all skills when it will be helping this year with no difference. but it will make it hard to even bigger unknowns remain. i bought post pandemic film distribution will look like in an age where many of us would rather stay in and watch you releases from the comfort and safety. because for the role of streaming services like netflix is only expected to grow, film lovers are adamant. there's no replacement for the silver screen. somebody said that at the time of cinema has feverish. it's not, there is nothing like cinema. she. mamma is like, when you go to the cinema, you see it's in a r

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> hi, daryn, good morning. yes, cole says it will hire 90,000 people for the holidays. it's about the same number hired last year. couple new things this year, though, it's going to be giving those holiday workers a bonus, a 100 to $400 and then also new this year it's hiring beauty advisors for for many shops that are going into 200 kohl's stores. will the irs is reminding taxpayers that the whole testing covid kits are eligible for the health savings accounts. also the flexible spending arrangements. this comes after president biden said that businesses with a 100 employees or more must require their workers get a covid vaccine or be tested on a weekly basis. and apple is likely to unveil 4 new iphones today. the 13 many the 13 plus traditional 13, also the 13 prone to 13 pro max the company also introduced new air pods. perhaps a new apple watch may be some augmented-reality stuff as well. we may see a bigger iphone battery and one terabyte of storage on smartphones as well. and taco bell is testing a 30 day

jane, hope you are enjoying the midwest. i went to school not far from decatur for college.ars has been kind of the trade issue, and various tariffs. are you hearing any kind of impact on that front has that really continued to be a headwind for farmers in the midwest these days >> reporter: i have to el you the much bigger issues concerned about are domestic one, ethanol will go way a huge part of the market, getting rid of ethanol and second, paying for programs. get rid of the stepped-up bases in inheriting farms. president biden says he won't do that farmers are terrified that might happen they try to send their farm to the next generation, the next generation will have to sell it just to pay taxes. >> jane, it's david. how did you get up there use a ladder what did you do? >> i jumped. i jumped. >> you jumped? >> i jumped. i jumped i'm super. actually, if you look right over there -- there you go. >> oh, there there it is. >> standing by yeah there's the ladder. >> all right be careful be careful jane wells. >> look, ma! no hands. >> making me nervous. >>> all right. we

host: anthony in maryland, and we hear next from jane also from maryland -- we hear from walter also from maryland on the republican line. caller: hello. this is so hypercritical. i can't see how we have to, especially down in texas, having to monitor every single president now -- single pregnancy now? if i want to preach a small government, i would preach small government. but it is the biggest game i could ever imagine. i do not understand why at every turn we just want to be hypocritical to everything in bidens budget. i understand it spends a lot but a lot needs to be spent. if we came to the table with reasonable suggestions, i'm sure he would want to listen. don't understand what is so complicated about understanding how we should all work. host: that is james in maryland on the flipside of the president's spending initiatives , how to pay for the section that is also the subject of the story in the new york times this morning. they say members of the senate finance committee meet this week to go over more than two dozen tax proposals. lobbyists are expecting the top individual

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jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. yes, i daryn. good morning.watch these use car prices incredibly go up over the past year. but they did in august. >> finally take a step back, maybe that's an indication that inflation is temporary. we'll see. but prices of used cars did drop about one-half percent in august. 1st time we've since january despite that decline used car prices are still up. 32% compared to this time last year. that's largely because of the global chip shortage. that's creating a lot of demand for premium vehicles. wells fargo delaying its return to offices. now to november 1st. the delta variant to blame here. wells fargo initially have been targeting a return date of september 6 customers have been flocking back to the warehouse clubs in recent months. that levels even surpassing prepandemic and costco is leading the way. the foot traffic analytics firm plaster, iran. the data and it shows costco leads the way with 55% of wholesale customers walking through stores in august and we did get the new iphone 13. so well did go ahead.