janet is resent, afghanistan and pull out then. janet is present. i— afghanistan and pull out then.ask you, does this play to china's hands at all? because china is just about afghanistan. it’s because china is “ust about afghanistan._ because china is “ust about afuhanistan. �*, . , ., afghanistan. it's a small border shared with _ afghanistan. it's a small border shared with afghanistan. - afghanistan. it's a small border shared with afghanistan. i - afghanistan. it's a small borderj shared with afghanistan. i think afghanistan. it's a small border l shared with afghanistan. i think if we come into this question with the mindset of a great power of competition. american �*s losses china's gain, then probably yes, but i'm afraid that duality is much more complex. it's very, very nervous about it. you know, china thinks afghanistan is a quagmire, and they look at history being afghanistan as neighbourfor a long time in the 19th century and early 20th century, it was britain, and then 20th century it was soviet union. now the zist century it was soviet union. now the 21st century is

i wanted to pick up the two things that both janet and fends that both janet and vincent were saying related. one terrible thing about american intervention over the last 30 years is that it's become just a little bit too much like other forms of american politics, in other words, we went to iraq and that was a bush administration thing, so now we are not going to stay there, that's obama. but we will stay in afghanistan because there is a very strong constituency within the democratic party for women's rights, and we would all endorse that, but is the military the way to bring and bring those rights in perpetuity in countries like afghanistan, because women's rights are introduced in all manner of countries all over the world violently, so is the us going to send its armies everywhere to protect women and make sure young girls can get educated? they are not. what's interesting to me is i remember reading about one of the world's largest copper deposits is in afghanistan. it's just south of kabul. and the chinese for 15 years have been trying to organise a mine there, and when i firs

janet is having problems, i will come back to you.es this play into china's hands at all? because china is about afghanistan... it shares a small border with afghanistan. i think if we come into this question with the mindset of a great power of competition. american�*s loss is china's gain, then probably yes, but i'm afraid that duality is much more complex. china's very, very nervous about it. you know, china thinks afghanistan is a quagmire, and they look at history being afghanistan's neighbour for a long time. in the 19th century and early 20th century, it was britain, and then 20th century it was soviet union. now the 21st century is the united states. chinese state media are calling afghanistan the graveyard of empires. so you can see how china actually thinks of this issue. it's not necessarily america's loss and china's gain. that's interesting. has afghanistan proved that the british empire and the concept was to no longer project power in a way that so comfortably and confidently for a couple of centuries or more. you can c

let me go back to janet and michael.e that vincent mentioned because you could say its relationship with the taliban has been ambiguous, to say the least, and that has had consequences for america, which has regarded pakistan as an important ally in the region. should it be rethinking that relationship? i think it should and i hope it does and i hope that journalists and historians get to work on trying to get to the core of the relationship between the taliban and pakistan. we have heard bits and pieces over more than 20 years, 25 years, 30 years to the creation of the mujahideen, when they were trying to get the russians out of afghanistan in the late 19805. and it is an absolutely critical thing and i know... i don't know if we have time to talk about refugees, but many, many people will actually go into pakistan. they will never try to get to europe, it isjust too far. many afghans will try in western afghanistan to get across as they did before into iran and, you know, these two countries... i think it would bear th

>> janet seemed surprised.ce that david did, in fact, come home and the reason she offered raised more questions for investigators. he said he ripped another pair of pants. yet to come home and just, you know, grab a new pair of pants. >> janet's statements were not helping her husband's cause. david dooley never said anything about ripped pants to police. adding to the confusion, detectives spoke with thermo fisher employee joe seagert, who told them he talked with dooley that morning. >> according joe he made it a point to come over to him and say, hey, man, i had to go home because i ripped my pants. >> dooley was adamant he never said that to seagert and did not rip his pants today. but differing stories about why he came home placed the bull's eye squarely on david dooley's back. >> we started working on a search warrant for the residence and the truck. >> you execute those search warrants and you find bloody clothing. >> no bloody clothing. >> stuff taken from the crime scene that shouldn't be at his hous

janet: mientras en washington se decide quÉ hacer, los desalojos siguen., que la estrategia es poner presiÓn sobre la casa blanca, pero el presidente biden dice que tiene las manos atadas, aunque hoy le pidiÓ a los cdc por la moratoria. jorge: un tercer policÍa que respondiÓ al asalto al capitolio el 6 de enero se suicido. ashira era un veterano y se suicidÓ. ilia: rescatan deshidratados y extremados a migrantes indocumentados entre un mar de gente que llegÓ a la frontera en 24 horas. jorge: ayuda para los indocumentados. jorge: ayuda para los indocumentados. ilia: segunda final que pierde ♪♪ algún día... encontraremos el viaje perfecto. ¡algún día es hoy con travelocity! encuentra la información que necesitas para reservar con confianza. travelocity. algún dia es hoy. ¿tu balance de vida y trabajo? inexistente. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed.com/balance este aparato desconectado redime tu crédito está protegie

vamos con janet.sorprendido aunque se sabÍa que podÍa ocurrir tarde o temprano. el presidente biden dijo que la van a pagar y llamÓ hÉroes a los americanos. imÁgenes fuertes. un mar de heridos, muertos y pÁnico, fue el saldo de dos explosiones en kabul, una la detonÓ atacante suicida de isis. [explosiÓn] otros terroristas tambiÉn abrieron fuego sobre las multitudes congregadas en las afueras de la base aÉrea. 12 soldados estadounidenses perdieron la vida y otros 15 resultaron heridos, segÚn el pentÁgono. [habla en inglÉs] por lo menos 60 afganos tambiÉn murieron y decenas mÁs como este hombre moribundo resultaron heridos y tuvieron que ser atendidos en la calle. los hospitales locales rÁpidamente se abrumaron con vÍctimas del ataque . esta persona le dijo a univisiÓn haber visto hombres sospechosos poco antes de la explosiÓn. [habla en inglÉs] janet: la primera explosiÓn se produjo en las proximidades de la puerta de abbi, uno de los cuatro accesos del aeropuerto, la segunda, en las inmediaciones de u

can wait. janet, great to see you _ prices which can wait. janet, great to see you and - prices whichices which can wait. janet, i great to see you and thank you for your thoughts. let's stay in the us because ebay is predicting weaker than expected revenues for the current quarter — adding to evidence that the pandemic online shopping boom is waning. last week, amazon's results and forecasts disappointed wall street as more people around the world returned to physical stores to do their shopping. ebay�*s earnings rose 14% in the three months tojune — but that was the slowest growth in a year. joseph evans is head of tech at enders analysis. welcome to you and thank you forjoining us. what do you make of these new results, still growing but slower. yes, it's a mixed _ still growing but slower. yes, it's a mixed bag, _ still growing but slower. yes, it's a mixed bag, as- still growing but slower. yes, it's a mixed bag, as a - still growing but slower. yes, it's a mixed bag, as a quarter for ebay. 0bviously, it's a mixed bag, as a quarter for ebay. obviously, as you say, growth dropped

janet: la casa blanca dijo que la moratoria podrÍa ser vetada en corte. y a dueÑos a largo plazo, y asÍ no se necesite ninguna extensiÓn. jorge: se trata de ayudar a los que mÁs lo necesitan. ilia: puede encontrar info [música] [ríen] mine: está divertidísimo el "click clock". consuelo: sí, no, a mí me es-- muchísimo. luisa: ¿y ya vieron cuántos likes tiene? no inventen, son un buen. mine: es cierto y siguen subiendo. consuelo: no, es que la verdad te reís mucho, yo me acuerdo

[habla en inglÉs] janet: la primera explosiÓn se produjo en las proximidades de la puerta de abi.ropuerto y la segunda en las inmediaciones del hotel cercano a la terminal. Áreas que llevandÍas inundadas con miles de acciones y ciudadanos estadounidenses desesperados por entrar al aeropuerto para escapar del paÍs. el talibÁn condenÓ el ataque y el grupo terrorista isis que a su vez es enemigo del talibÁn se responsabiliza. las amenazas de ataques terroristas en kabul se venÍan difundiendo desde hace dÍas. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] janet: segÚn el pentÁgono, las amenazas de isis siguen siendo extremadamente activas y la prioridad es proteger los aviones dentro de la base aÉrea porque dicen que a un bajo ataque las evacuaciones continuarÁn. en washington, jeanette rodrÍguez, univisiÓn. patricia: tras estos sangrientos ataques terroristas muchos se preguntan si se podrÁ continuar con el proceso de evacuaciÓn de miles de afganos y del grupo de estadounidenses que aÚn estÁn atrapados en medio de este caos el presidente afirmÓ que seguirÁn evacuando , pero la posibilidad de mÁ

janet: en el congreso de los estados unidos algunos republicanos pidieron la renuncia del presidenteo, tenemos derechos constitucionales". advirtiÓ el lÍder de la minorÍa en el congreso. jorge: estÁ con nosotros desde washington, janet hoy vimos que fueron menos los evacuados que en dÍas anteriores, seguirÁn disminuyendo las evacuaciones en los dÍas restantes? janet: asÍ es en efecto el gobierno confirmÓ que serÁn menos los evacuados porque ahora el enfoque tambiÉn es sacar de manera segura a los 5400 soldados estadounidense que todavÍa permanecen en la base aÉrea de kabul protegiendo no sÓlo a los afganos. jorge: gracias, desde hace aÑos conocÍa por la existencia de isis pero ayer muchos se enteraron de la existencia de isis—k, es una fracciÓn del llamado estado islÁmico dedicado actos terroristas, surgieron en el 2015 como afiliado de la original isis conocida por el extrema crueldad en contra de sus vÍctimas son rivales del talibÁn, consideran que el talibÁn no aplica la llamada ley zaria, que entre otras cosas o prohÍbe escuchar mÚsica y y le quita los derechos a la mujeres. terr

sucendiendo a kabul...janet adelante..es estadounidenses estaban preparÁndose, ahora complica toda la situaciÓn, no sÓlo para evacuar a los miles de afganos y los mas de miles de estadounidenses que estÁn llenas anniston, casi 800 tropas, soldados que tendrÁn que ser evacuados para el destino de agosto de manera segura, ya como hoy sabemos, se han perdido la vida de 2 de estos soldados en este ataque terrorista, y el gobierno, el presidente tendrÁ la manera de buscar la misiÓn de manera segura. el presidente joe biden hoy no se ha pronunciado de manera oficial, sabemos que la casa blanca eliminÓ toda su agenda el dÍa de hoy, inclusive una reuniÓn que tenÍa pautada con el presidente de israel, que se ha pospuesto ahora para el viernes, toda la tensiÓn estÁ en este ataque terrorista de cÓmo estados unidos va a responder, y aquÍ en el congreso le estÁn pidiendo acciÓn inmediata al presidente de estados unidos. elyangÉlica: gracias por este informe que nos ofreces desde washington d.c.. para entender mejor la situaciÓn, vamos

janet: that is a catchy headline.ction industry is one of the affected industries of the pandemic. a lot of projects were delayed. with a lot of catch up work to be done, a lot of workers have stayed home because of covid. obviously you have imbalance between demand and supply when the economy reopens in that work restarts. the trade inflation narrative, this year we are having so much supply bottlenecks in terms of material shortages and labor, you also have it all coming together this year. this is likely to be transitory. we believe wages could have more elevated pressure going into next year, but that huge pressure in the u.k. will subside. that is our central base case that wage pressure should moderate from here. anna: stay with us, janet mui, director of investment, brewin dolphin. coming up, we get kathy wood's outlook for china. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. it seven minutes into the european trading session, and slight gains. cac quarante doing better than

janet clyde, she took it the extra step. she took a lot of heat for it. she said i want to keep my customers and my employees safe, so i'm going to do this despite how challenging it was. how it impacted her business because she put the health and safety of the people of this city and her customers and her employees before anything else. that's what being a good san franciscan is all about and so we appreciate you letting us be here at this historic location to recognize that we really are in this together. and because this delta variant has been so brutal i don't know about you, but when the virus first happened and over that time period. i knew less people at that time who actually got the virus. and there are a bunch of folks that i know how who have in some cases been vaccinated that have contracted covid because the delta variant is just that more contagious and we are not out of the woods as it relates to covid, we're still going through it. yes, we're sick and and tired of it, but it's not tired of us it's still coming back with a vengeance. we're

janet mui, provision going lower. janet mui. many _ provision going lower.eyond meat makes everything from burgers to sausages out of plants, and it says its food doesn'tjust taste as good as the real thing, but it's also better for our bodies and better for the environment. my colleague aaron heslehurst asked chief executive and founder ethan brown how easy it is persuade people to eat fake meat. so we refer to it as planned —based and the reason we talk about plans to base meat is because you think about what meat is, to very high level it is essentially things —— plant—based. amino acids, lipids, trace minerals, vitamin d and water. and all of those things are available implants. if you have the three elements in place, you have something that taste like animal protein and is nutritionally betterfor the consumer and third you drop the consumer and third you drop the price of that below that of animal protein and i think it is an unusual consumer that says taste great, better for me and cheaper but i've will not eat it. ., ., ., , ., eat it. you have deals

jorge: janet, quÉ se sabe de cuÁntos estadounidenses quedan por evacuar en afganistÁn?ieron que ser rescatados por tropas especiales de las afueras del aeropuerto de kabul. jorge: gracias. paulina: vamos a la pausa. al volver, sobrevivientes de un accidente en una camioneta llena de indocumentados dicen que los devolvÍan convalecientes. autoridades disparan las convalecientes. autoridades disparan las alarmas todos los pancakes de denny's son hechos a pedido con buttermilk fresco. pero los destacados del mes son los patriotas. frescos. dulces. y llenos de libertad. ¡nuevos! red, white and blue pancakes. los destacados del mes. nos vemos en denny's. tienes la mejor pizza de la ciudad... ...y los peores tiempos de espera. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed.com/pizza ¿a quién protege la vacuna contra el covid-19? te protege a ti y a tus seres queridos. nos vacunamos por nuestra familia. y ahora también te protege de la variante del

janet yellen said that. lately she said we have to open up the printing presses because she is back in the business again. i think what is going to happen here, this money will become worthless one day. the fed owns the money. they are not regulating. ron paul has been trying to get an audit on these people for years. there is no audit. we don't know how much was printed. you only get your information from the fed. all this stuff you are telling me, -- the american government does not own the money. host: let's let our guests respond. -- guest respond. guest: the fed has a difficult task. there is a huge pandemic and the government is shoveling money out the door to respond to it. i believe that's a legitimate thing for the government to do in the face of a huge emergency. the fed, which does apply the money, is caught in the situation of how much is too much. when do you begin to pull back so you don't lead to a situation where you have great inflation? right now this is kind of an unprecedented situation.

janet, you're now frozen. >> can you see my screen now? >> not yet, janet. >> i can see it. >> it says it lrv4 procurement. >> okay, thank you. sorry for that. thanks for the introduction, julie. let me dive into this. before we get into contract mod my -- modifications i want to update you guys. this siemens state comprises 68 expansion vehicles. now we're in production with 151 replacement vehicles which will replace our current fleet. this new siemens fleet is doing really well. it has a number of advantages include see list -- which you see listed here. both terms of troubleshooting with a lot more data. but also in the standard preventive maintenance as an example for the annual inspection it takes 80 hours to do the inspection. for this newer vehicle, it only takes 32 hours. that really translates into a lot of savings and a more easier to maintain vehicle. we've been in front of the board before to improve change in the vehicles. that's our first vehicle that's been the interior has been redone to include the individual seats and so

norah. >> o'donnell: janet shamlian, thank you so much. well, back here in washington, seven capitol police officers today sued former president trump and several far right extremist groups over thed sevet extremist groups over the january 6th january 6th insurrection. the suit claims they conspired to provoke the deadly attack on the capitol by repeating lies that the 2020 election had been stolen. there has been no immediate comment from the former president or his lawyer. well, tonight, authorities in illinois are investigating a deadly shooting in kankakee county courthouse. two people were killed and another was wounded. two suspects are in custody. the motive for the attack is not yet known. all right, tonight in our special back-to-school series, we look into the growing mental health crisis among american students returning to school-- in some cases, for the first time in a year and a half. here's cbs's meg oliver. >> if you are not feeling okay, then you should speak up and say something. >> reporter: this summer at new jersey's m

janet shamlian reports from san antonio, texas. >> reporter: it looks like a pep rally. but the game san antonio's stud in class. it's an aggressive push. door knocking the homes of children not yet enrolled in school. >> thank y'all so much. >> reporter: hershell elementary is looking for students. even its principal walk the neighborhood. why are you walking door to door? >> with the pandemic, the entire country experienced losing kids and hirsch specifically lost our students. >> reporter: they will offer learning on a case-by-case basis. it is based on the number of children physically in classrooms. making the persuasion campaign critical. tony dillworth had not reenrolled her 6-year-old son until a teacher showed up at her door. >> do you have any hesitation amid the delta variant about ?> him to have the one-on-one with the teacher. >> reporter: with covid cases rising, children under the age of 12 not eligible for the vaccine, and reports of more young people becoming seriously ill, parents are again questioning in-person learning. >>> should we be talking them i

and janet yellen taking a summer trip as she hits the road to sell president biden's economic agendahow i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan here's how stocks look it's a mixed picture as we just mentioned for the s&p 500. it would be implied lower by roughly 4 points meanwhile, the dow is implied lower by 40 points the nasdaq higher by 3, call it flat at this point a few big money movers this morning. you have live nation seeing sales surging. this, of course, comes as live events return. you can see those shares up 2.5% meanwhile, avis budget posting better than expected revenues. those share expect its complete fleet of ships to be sailing by the spring those due out 1/4 of 1%. >>> worries about the delta covid variant slowing global growth and china's crackdown on the big technologycompany. gets' get more insight with katie stockton from fairley strategy the path of least resistance has been the up side for the market. is that still the case right now? >> well, certainly from a technical perspective. they face no resistance and they have no peaks. the only one left is the russe

here his team is trying to raise $16000.00 to fly out 9 year old janet coloma. janet is suffering from many gilmer, a slow growing tumor that threatening to cover her face and head. the child's mother is delighted, but how for her daughter could just be month away after so many years. good mother, good to go. although her siblings go to school, janet doesn't. we pulled her out because we realized she's subjected to taunts and bullying by other schoolmates because of her condition. and she can't walk that far lounges in the past 4 years, more than 60 children have been phone abroad for treatment by the fundraisers. one of the success stories is to yet or id bussey was had to cardiovascular operations in india and condition change. his condition has improved like i labored. breathing is gone. i really thank god for the improvement for the organization says it wants to do more but successfully submitted. and those who need help committee with hospital struggling to treat come on elements like my area. many poor families look to organizations like the ticket for the co help, but it takes s

major. >> garrett: janet shamlian, thank you. today, the incoming governor of new york introduced herself, a day after cuomo announced his resignation. kathy hochul has not played a major role running the state as lieutenant governor, but said today she is ready to do just that, and will act far differently than her predecessor. cbs' jericka duncan reports from albany, new york. >> in 13 days, i will officially become the 57th governor of the state of new york. >> reporter: today, new york's lieutenant governor, kathy hochul, announced she's ready to lead. >> i will fight like hell for you every single day. >> reporter: she's stepping up as the state's first female governor, once the current governor, andrew cuomo, stepsmos down at the end of this down at the end of this month. >> no one will ever describe my administration as a toxic work environment. >> reporter: it's been one day since governor cuomo made h since governor cuomo made his bombshell announcement to resign, following a state attorney general's report detailing wha

i'm a janet, doesn't. we pulled her out because we realized she's subjected to taunts and bullying by other schoolmates because of her condition. and she can't walk that far . round in the past 4 years, more than 60 children have been flown abroad for treatment by the fundraisers. one of the success stories is 2 year old id. busby was had to cardiovascular operations in india and condition change. his condition has improved like i labored. breathing is gone. i really think the improvement done good for that. the organization says it wants to do more. but success is limited, and those who need help are too many hospitals struggling to treat come on elements like malaria. many poor families look to organizations like picking for the help. but it takes several months to raise enough funds to take one child on many occasions helped him too late for some children to read alexandra, so well as promised him his hand out with all the sport. thank you, need us. i've been tennis champion, dominic team says he's real

we hear from janet yellen tonight. watch that beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. senator amy klobuchar talks about ways to prevent misinformation on the covid-19 vaccine and how to encourage people to get it. she spoke at an event hosted by the clinton foundation.

janet nos amplia.ciÓn en ese paÍs. a las 3:29 hs desplegÓ el Último aviÓn de evacuaciÓn, tambiÉn salieron soldados, anunciÓ este general. todavÍa quedan ciudadanos estadounidenses en un grupo mÍnimo esperando ser evacuados y algunos afganos con esperanzas de salir. aunque haya culminado la operaciÓn militar, los esfuerzos diplomÁticos para evacuar comienza ahora, dijo el general. la retirada de tropas ha sido sangrienta y caÓtica, 13 soldados estadounidenses murieron el jueves pasado en un atentado, el presidente biden recibiÓ los fÉretros, tambiÉn murieron afganos el domingo por un ataque militar de estados unidos que ha lanzado un cohete sobre un vehÍculo sospechoso que se encontraba a cinco millas de kabul. la operaciÓn se acelerÓ a mediados de agosto, cuando el talibÁn tomÓ la capital y derrocÓ al gobierno afgano. soldados estadounidenses se quedaron custodiando el aeropuerto de kabul bajo amenazas constantes. despuÉs de 20 aÑos de guerra, afganistÁn cae ante los talibanes. miles de norteamericanos

vÁmonos a la capital del paÍs con janet rodrÍguez. buenas tardes.És de cinco horas fue un desenlace muy bueno del que se dio esta tarde en washington. las autoridades cuentan que ellos trataron de negociar con el sospechoso a travÉs de un telÉfono. Él no quiso negociary en ese momento fue cuando decidiÓ por cuenta propia salir de esta camioneta y entregarse a las autoridades. la policÍa cree que el hombre estaba actuando solo y que no hay ninguna amenaza adicional para la ciudad. aquÍ todo se paralizÓ despuÉs de las 9:00 de la maÑana cuando este hombre en su camioneta negra manejÓ sobre la acera de la biblioteca del congresoy puso en alerta a toda la ciudad. enseguida se inundÓ todo este alrededor del capitolio de autoridades, de policÍas, la policÍa local y demÁs llegaron a la escena para tratar de investigar lo que el hombre decÍa eran explosivos dentro de su camioneta. las autoridades nos dicen esta tarde que al momento no puedan determinar que no hayan explosivos, pero creen que tienen todo bajo control. ahora tendrÁn que investigar lo que hay d

is gone. >> the officers wouldn't give it janet any details. only where her daughter had been taken. >> i'm driving to the hospital and i make a comment to my daughter, i go, you know, autumn, as hard it is that we lost heidy, we're going to have to be supporting conrad. because he must be overwhelmed with grief. >> conrad's sister colette was thinking the same thing as she raced to the hospital. what kind of condition was your brother in? >> he was just a total wreck. just absolutely hysterical. didn't know how it could've happened. >> no one did. but back at the truman home, sgt. crook had started analyzing the evidence. and who is already developing a theory. >> i thought, oh, man. there's something going on here. >> you had a feeling? >> i had a feeling. yes. it wasn't just me. everybody was looking around like there is something wrong here. we need to check. >> coming up -- was a an accident, suicide? >> she's completely naked. we don't see a lot of women commit suicide naked. that's not normal. >> or something else? >> i felt like they th

janet whole -- jackson hole. janet yellen wants to back powell but what would a second term mean? scenario, bullish for the dollar. compared to the alternative, powell is clearly less woke than his employment mandate understanding then lael brainard. could be a second term for powell? powell has to corral the three schools of thought when it comes to taper. here is the dollar. it belies something which i think is much wider, which was the rally last week. bank of america said that rally in the dollar was driven by growth woes. peak growth. bank of america says the dollar rally was driven by the week asian sentiment, deteriorating in china. let me show you stocks. he reprieved in china, a bounceback in china. it is just the beginning of a floor. you have to be judicious in terms of where you put your money. asian stocks up 1.1%. my favorite line is when it comes to stocks, the analysts have never been as wide in their view of whether we are 1000 points up or down on equities in 10 years. that is the breadth of the range at morgan stanley. 70% downside, 8% upside. the dollar rose. l