those and celebrates with the galaxy fans in attendance. >> jenny: just as fourth mls game. alexi: right on the doorstep, thank you very much. the goalkeeper is giving a big old rebounds seems to be a theme this weekend. >> jenny: here is the situation, 86 the minute. the galaxy not done. >> maurice: comes in the game it makes an impact, just that subtle movement by kevin cabral, find the back of the net and celebrates as they get a tie which feels like a win. >> jenny: here is a look at the weekend the scoreboard. yesterday columbus snapped a six match losing streak by beating cincinnati, montreal knocked out toronto and atlanta saw their recent momentum halted, they fell to nashville. there was so much action in this one but we set it from the beginning -- lafc needed this one, they were desperate for it. a tie doesn't feel the same, does this feel like a loss? >> maurice: it does, they did so well the great chances, it was a great game for brian rodriguez and to go up and have the lead in front of these fans, this stadium was rocking. if this is the second game in a row t

jenny: esta es la primera de muchas convocatorias que estarÁn llevando a cabo en estados unidos.n la habana con 612 t de mercancÍa. este es el primero de tres navÍos enviados por mÉxico cargados con oxÍgeno, cubrebocas, jeringas y comida. un segundo barco transporta otro cargamento y uno tercero lleva a bordo 100,000 barriles de diesel para los hospitales. el embajador de mÉxico en cuba se pronunciÓ respecto a esta ayuda. >> esta llegada tan esperada junto con otros navÍos, junto con otras formas de ayuda, de cooperaciÓn, son una sencilla y gran cosa, son testimonio de amistad. paulina: este viernes llegÓ un aviÓn proveniente de bolivia con 20 t de donativo, tambiÉn ser serÁn envÍos proveniente de china y de nicaragua. el pequeÑo municipio espaÑol donde naciÓ el abuelo del multimillonario jeff bezzos estÁ a punto de desaparecer al convertirse en una de las zonas mÁs pobladas. el hombre mÁs rico del mundo no ha mostrado interÉs en un proyecto que podrÍa salvar la tierra de sus ancestros. solo una inyecciÓn de dinero le regresarÍa la esperanza. >> uno de los hombres mÁs ricos del m

jennie was writing to her sister, libby, in ohio. she said, if i never see thomas again -- or if i ever see him, he will hear more from me than he cares to hear. meanwhile, enos also learned that through a trip to a nearby military fort, fort bayard that they were hiring men and he could maybe make $30 a month and get everything to live on plus some other things, that enos wanted to talk it over with jennie. he came home and he talked with her about it and jennie told him that she -- of course, she would have him do it, but then she realized, of course, i'm going to have to work a little more but i don't care. i want to get home some day, and by doing this i think enos and i can lay up his full salary and a little more, and they decided that they would start boarding soldiers at fort bayard. enos was afraid that would be too much trouble for jennie and also that they would have to hire a cook, but jennie settled his fears and told him that she would do all of the cooking herself if he would hire someone to keep her house and do the w

jenny schuetz.uest: that brings up one of the challenging issues -- local governments and state governments shifted to working from home at the same time the private sector did. they tried to construct rental assistance programs for people could online, you would upload documents of your income statement, your pay stubs, evidence you had been laid off from your job. they try to create a way to do all of this via the web, to do online portals, but it turns out a lot of low income renters do not have good internet service. that is one of the first things that got cut off. people would access the internet at schools and libraries -- those were closed, too. if you think about creating an online application process for people that do not have good internet access, it will make it hard to apply for things, even nonprofit service providers who work with low income renters may have shut offices due to the public health threat. it has taken a while to realize you have to have a place for people to drop off d

that enos wanted to talk it over with jenny and he came home and he talked with her about it and jennytold him. that she of course she would have him do it. but then she realized of course. i'm going to have to work a little more but i don't care i want to get home someday and by doing this i think enos and i can lay up his full salary and a little more and they decided that they would start boarding soldiers at fort bayard. he knows was afraid that that would be too much trouble for jenny and also that they would have to hire a cook but jenny settled his fears and told him that she would do all the cooking herself if he would hire someone to keep her house and do the washing. and so that all she had to do was cook albeit three meals a day for these soldiers that they were boarding. this is the sister that she sent letters back home to and throughout all her letters. she's telling her sister that she hopes that enos will strike at rich so that they can go back home to ohio and that she only needs enough to dress good and to have some for the poor. there were times when enos didn't make

, will you be upset if our you. jenny, will you be upset if your neighbour— you. jenny, will you be upsetdy wants their bills _ your neighbour has hydrogen? nobody wants their bills to _ your neighbour has hydrogen? nobody wants their bills to go _ your neighbour has hydrogen? nobody wants their bills to go up. _ your neighbour has hydrogen? nobody wants their bills to go up. we've - wants their bills to go up. we've had wildfires, record heat waves, perhaps energy is a bit more expensive, my kids would be more likely to turn the lights off more. will see you later for the west end final, as we like to say it, the final, as we like to say it, the final edition of the papers. that's it for this addition, jenny and michael will be back in just over half an hour's time, looking at some of the other stories covered on the front pages. until then, of the other stories covered on the front pages. untilthen, bye of the other stories covered on the front pages. until then, bye for now. hello, i'm marc edwards with your support. and what a difference a day makes! england started this morning as ma

into it. jenny.ontinuous terrorism - get into it. jenny. thank you, john. i escaped continuous terrorism in l i escaped continuous terrorism in afghanistan, _ i escaped continuous terrorism in afghanistan, even _ i escaped continuous terrorism in afghanistan, even after- i escaped continuous terrorism in afghanistan, even after the - afghanistan, even after the withdrawal _ afghanistan, even after the withdrawal of _ afghanistan, even after the withdrawal of us _ afghanistan, even after the withdrawal of us troops - afghanistan, even after the withdrawal of us troops on| afghanistan, even after the i withdrawal of us troops on the afghanistan, even after the - withdrawal of us troops on the 31st, withdrawal of us troops on the 31st, with the _ withdrawal of us troops on the 31st, with the united _ withdrawal of us troops on the 31st, with the united states... _ withdrawal of us troops on the 31st, with the united states... would - withdrawal of us troops on the 31st,| with the united states... would

jenny you made the oint do for them. jenny you made the point earlier— do for them.oblem here, pointing to michael's references to a seeming callousness on the part ofjoe biden. george w. bush could've targeted osama bin laden and taking out the taliban, and left. and indeed, that kind of deal was on the table once the taliban had been routed from kabul into december since 2001. he didn't do that, he made it clear he would rebuild the nation and the military. that is not a 20 year plan, that is a multi—generational plan, that is 20 - 40 a multi—generational plan, that is 20 — a0 years. that's why people are depressed and disappointed, and feel that a promise has been broken. i would completely agree with that, it was a plan which people thought was an action, which is why started building their lives according to it. ifound it quite building their lives according to it. i found it quite chilling when building their lives according to it. ifound it quite chilling when i heard biden state on saturday that heard biden state on saturday that he said america cannot foreve

jenny harrington, josh brown, steve weiss and jon najarian, the co-founder of market rebellion.com. good to see everybody today. let's check the markets. stocks are mixed the dow lower by let's call it 100 or so, thereabouts, s&p a from a fractional winner nasdaq higher than expected. inflation read higher than expected not far away 25 points on the s&p, 44.74 and change is the number you need to watch today what what li what are you watching today what's most important to you do you think? >> i'd say -- i keep thinking about the rotation that we've seen the last year, and what -- what i keep maybe not what i'm watching but thinking about is this return to normal. as we return to normal it's hard to make money, right and when you just said double in the last year, that means it was really really easy to make money the past 12 months really for the past 14 months and that's getting harder. i'm watching things like the strategist reports where they say, hey, we think we'll have a 4% return in 2023 or up 7% from here who knows if they're right or wrong. but are they directionally corre

elizabeth: we have jenny back on. jenny, finish your thought.there were technical difficulties. >> i was saying i don't have -- [inaudible]. knock on the door -- [inaudible] they, one individual felt like the world stopped. [inaudible]. now there are 13 gold star -- [inaudible] elizabeth: jenny, you're breaking up again. generaley, we'll have you back on in a second. let's get back to you, derrick. we'll try to fix the problem with jenny. it is terrible what is going on with your sound. senators tom cotton and marco rubio have been criticizing the secretary of state, also other biden officials saying americans who ended up stranded in afghanistan didn't want to leave. they chose to stay there. it includes ross wilson, the acting u.s. ambassador to afghanistan. your reaction to that? there is 1000, maybe even more, we don't know americans now stranded. there could be a hostage crisis. your reaction to the thought they chose to stay there? >> i don't want anyone to think i'm mincing my words. they all need to be fired immediately. they're trying t

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michael, that pr machine jenny _ going to go out the window.michael, that pr machine jenny talks about, i that pr machinejenny talks about, that pr machinejenny talks about, that went into overdrive leading up to the signing of that peace deal last year with the trump administration and the secretary of state, mike pompeo. and qatar has helped facilitate this idea that the taliban is different to what it was in the 1990s, and the sense that it will respect the rights of women, that children and girls will be able to go to school, it will not be a haven for terrorism. do you believe any of that?— haven for terrorism. do you believe an of that? ., ., �* , any of that? from what we've seen so far and from — any of that? from what we've seen so far and from anecdotal— any of that? from what we've seen so far and from anecdotal reports and . far and from anecdotal reports and various others, frankly, no. they may have gotten a bit more candy with their pr, but the proof is in the pudding. we will see what happens over the next few days, weeks, month

it [inaudible] news that -- >> jennie.oing to fix your sound in a second, there are technical difficulties. derek your thoughts of the killings. >> let me say to mrs. taylor, but for the grace of god, my wife would be a gold star widow also. we're owe her a debt that never be fully be repaid. wed. pray for her and fellow gold star widows and mores this, unfortunately there are at least 10 more gold star mothers, we don't how many more gold star i've wives because of the incompetence of the biden administration. i hold marine corps near to my heart. god bless their families, we have to remember, this did not need to happen. this way, the national security consult is cull culpable in this. elizabeth: we have jennie back on, we're sorry, finish your thought. >> i was saying, i can't -- words for what those [inaudible] knock on the door [inaudible] they might -- one individual. fell like the world stopped. now there are 13 gold star families. elizabeth: you are breaking up again, i am sorry. let's get to you derrick. this is t

and jenny, talk to us a bit about his journey _ morning. about his journey since then. how has he become the champion that he has he become the champion that he has over the years?— has over the years? well, he is a very determined, _ has over the years? well, he is a very determined, educated - has over the years? well, he is a very determined, educated type | has over the years? well, he is a i very determined, educated type of the character and... very determined, educated type of the characterand... his very determined, educated type of the character and... his interest in the character and... his interest in the sport— the character and... his interest in the sport stemmed from the 2012 olympics. — the sport stemmed from the 2012 olympics, where he got a ticket to id olympics, where he got a ticket to go down _ olympics, where he got a ticket to go down as— olympics, where he got a ticket to go down as a spectator and he was at the thursday where dave weir and hannah _ the thursday where dave weir and hannah cockroft won medals and he

we jenny harries is ahead of the health auen . ~ . , jenny harries is ahead of the health aien _ ~ .,cy. we are trying to open up, we are t in: agency. we are trying to open up, we are trying to _ agency. we are trying to open up, we are trying to balance. _ agency. we are trying to open up, we are trying to balance. we _ agency. we are trying to open up, we are trying to balance. we have - agency. we are trying to open up, we are trying to balance. we have our. are trying to balance. we have our most _ are trying to balance. we have our most vulnerable people protected with the _ most vulnerable people protected with the vaccine and hopefully we are starting to see a plateauing and are starting to see a plateauing and a bit of— are starting to see a plateauing and a bit of a _ are starting to see a plateauing and a bit of a decline in the cases and h0pefutty— a bit of a decline in the cases and hopefully the hospitalisations as welt _ hopefully the hospitalisations as well. very different context which is why the balance for public health impact and impact on individuals lives than t

. >> jenny catron: so, as you can hear, everybody's coughing. >> alfonsi: this is jenny catron.oped the worst was behind them as she settled into seat 26d. >> catron: here we go. we are hoping that when we get back to the united states, that these people will be able to get some medical help, finally. >> alfonsi: the jet took off for atlanta at 2:00 a.m. it wasn't lost on many that their destination, atlanta, is the home of the centers for disease control and prevention. the atlanta airport is also one of 20 quarantine stations the c.d.c. has around the country to screen ill travelers. did you expect that when that plane landed in atlanta, that you would be taken to quarantine? >> edge: 100%. >> alfonsi: while at sea, passengers saw news reports about covid outbreaks on other cruise ships, including the "diamond princess" in japan a the "grand princess" in california. in both cases, the c.d.c. ordered hundreds of those passengers to quarantine at u.s. military bases. what was the scene on the plane like? >> bob anderson: someone described it as a flight from hell. >> alfonsi: di

how much of a logjam, if any, do we have, jenny, from that one year period? at just some -- very few of the most highly considered institutions that had gap years. i don't thinks that's been the case this year seniors won't have to contend with that like they did last year at the very few highly selected institutions that that impacted >> yeah, the university of chicago coming in the most expensive school in america according to cbs at 81,000 bucks, jenny rickard start saving now, folks. thank you for joining on this special 6:00 p.m. edition of "fast money. we fast money we appreciate it see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts right now >>> the president addresses the nation, and people on opposite ends of the country battle mother nature's fury. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> will in crisis. >> currently the parish is without power and we're without area some areas facing a month or more without power. >>> i was not going to extend this forever war.

jenny schuetz.rings up one of the challenging issues -- local governments and state governments shifted to working from home at the same time the private sector did. they tried to construct rental assistance programs for people could online, you would upload documents of your income statement, your pay stubs, evidence you had been laid off from your job. they try to create a way to do all of this via the web, to do online portals, but it turns out a lot of low income renters do not have good internet service. that is one of the first things that got cut off. people would access the internet at schools and libraries -- those were closed, too. if you think about creating an online application process for people that do not have good internet access, it will make it hard to apply for things, even nonprofit service providers who work with low income renters may have shut offices due to the public health threat. it has taken a while to realize you have to have a place for people to drop off documents in

jenny: yes, that is exactly right.ou are seeing vaccine requirements, mass mandates coming back on the table, and the big one, just seeing that september is not going to look like the return to normal that these bid ceo's want it to. we already have some of them saying maybe october, maybe november. really, everything is upended by delta. shery: we have seen some bank leaders pushed to the return to office. one of the biggest u-turns you have seen so far? jenny: i don't think we have seen any big u-turns. citigroup is a good example where they are still planning to bring it back -- folks back in september but put in place this vaccine mandate for their corporate offices and places like new york, chicago, d.c., so i think you are seeing a lot of them trying to cling to this idea of getting folks back. definitely adjusting for the reality at hand. delta is this highly transmissible and contagious thing. trying to kind of calm those fears while at the same time get people back. haidi: jenny surane, bloomberg finance repor

hacia la frontera de méxico y guatemala siguieron le sábado son cientos de inmigrantes desamparados jennylegado a mcallen texas pero al pedir asilo fue detenida enviada a la frontera entre méxico y guatemala >> no nos dan información y cuando nos subieron al avión que veníamos a (inaudible) y nos dejaron en la frontera de méxico con guatemala >> los centroamericanos son enviados por vía aérea y de ahí conducidos en buses en la frontera de méxico con guatemala donde son abandonados >> en este albergue los inmigrantes salvadoreños y hondureños reciben apoyo después deben regresar a casa frustrados sindinero hondureños y salvadoreños deben regresar a sus países >> nos mandaron a guatemala como una basura >> la situación de los grupos familiares reportados a la frontera de méxico con guatemala puede verse complicada el lunes cuando empiece en vigencia el estado de calamidad pública ante las restricciones para extranjeros que ingresen al país >> jenny noticias telemundo >> en otras noticias , el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden autorizó el envío de unos 5 mil efectivos militares

good to see, jenny.you much indeed. - liam heath has become britain's most successful olympic canoeist but he couldn't retain his title in the men's single kayak. he had to settle for bronze this time over 200 metres — the race he won in rio. heath never recovered from a poor start and couldn't catch his hungarian rival sandor totka who took gold this time. heath's now won medals at three consecutive games and four in total. the racing that i did is so tight, it could go either way, so to walk away with a medal at my third olympic games is absolutely incredible. i will add olympic games is absolutely incredible. iwill add it olympic games is absolutely incredible. i will add it to the collection. incredible. i will add it to the collection-— incredible. i will add it to the collection. ., ., ., incredible. i will add it to the collection. . ., ., ., collection. have you got a hunger to kee auoin collection. have you got a hunger to keep going or— collection. have you got a hunger to keep going or is _ co

please welcome, jenny and amber. >> hi. >> hey, seth >> seth: welcome back, guys. about how the u.s. won the medal count. >> but what no one is talking about is the u.s. women's medal count. >> yeah. u.s. men won 41 medals, not bad. >> but the u.s. women won 66 medals. >> the u.s. women alone won more medals than great britain. >> that's the most embarrassing thing to happen to england since the oprah interview. [ laughter ] >> if american women broke off and became their own country, they'd be fourth in the medal count. >> plus, i bet that country would have subsidized health care >> this is molly seidel. she won the bronze medal in the women's marathon >> it was only the third marathon she had ever run in her life you know when the first one was? at the olympic trials. >> this woman was a barista at a coffee shop and she was like, "c trials," and she did and then she medaled. >> if i was a barista, i wouldn't even be able to medal in getting your order right. >> this is ashleigh johnson. she helped the u.s. women's water polo team win gold by blocking 11 shots on

jenny heartily, emeritus professor at roe hampton university in london has published three books on charles dickens, the most recent one titled "a very short introduction" by oxford press. we asked professor heartily to tell us about dickens' life and accomplishments, including his two trips to the united states in 1842 and in 1867. >> author jenny heartily on this episode of booknotes plus. listen at c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> today american history tv is looking at the apollo missions. in just a moment it's a nasa film documenting apollo 10 an aj mission in may 1969 to prepare for the moon landing. then watch moon walk 1, a feature length documentary about the apollo 11 mission commissioned by nasa. and later it's a look at apollo 12, the second manned mission to land on the moon. >>> may 18th, 1969. we were almost ready. man had orbited the moon once. man had test flown the lunar module, the lunar landing craft in earth orbit once. but before we would commit men to a lunar landing there were still a number of things to be worked out. this was the mission of

jenny hartley, i emeritus professor at roe hampton university in london, has published three books onrles dickens, the most recent titled "a very short introduction" by oxford press. we we asked professor hartley to talk to us about dickens' two trips to the united states in 1842 and in 1867. >> thorny hartley on this end society -- author jenny hartley on this episode of book notes. listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> thank you for joining us today on our webinar. my name is wayne weingartening, i'm a fellow with pacific research institute, and i'm so pleased that today we have new york times best selling author carol roth. ..e so important in that the regulatory assault that is being waged for the pandemic entering the pandemic, it's harming small business which is going to lead to a lesser prosperous future. i guess with that i would love to kind of dive in and start discussing what's wrong, why are we harming what is really the heart of our economy. carol, i like to start talking about why, in your opinion, why was this such an important topic for us to get into? >> it's int

jenny hill boards. >> in the oblivion of intensive care, the brutal reality of the virus continues. >old is this lady? >> she is 59. >> this is a hospital in tel aviv. they tell u they are already battling a fourth wave. they are doing but they can, expanding the number of beds in the unit. but the number of hospitalizations and people falling seriously ill irising fast across the country and suddenly the immediacy of the problem becomes clear. even as we filmed, the doctor in charge got a call. >> there is a patient looking for vaccination. covid positive with acute respiratory failure. >> second patient in the hospital that needs intensive care, but there is only one bed free. >> i am afraid the numbers will go up. it will be hard to take those decisions. -- make those decisions. >> this was the first country in the world to offer a vaccine to every resident. with cases rising, the government is re-imposing restrictions and even considering a lockdown. >> one thing that went wrong is the biology of the delta variant. the other thing that went wrong was the slight euphoria we had thi

this is what will determine what israel does next. jenny hill, bbc news, tel aviv.n where we've seen some sunshine today, it's not felt particularly warm thanks to that northwesterly wind. and it remains on the cool side through the rest of this week, a lot of cloud coming our way, the chance of a bit more rain and drizzle as well. and after some sunshine for eastern areas this evening, overnight, we're going to find the cloud coming back in again from the west, thickening up, a bit more rain and drizzle on the way overnight and some mist and some hill fog in the west as well. mild night with that increasing cloud, milder than it was last night in the northeast of scotland. it starts quite cloudy for most of us, i think, during tuesday, and we've got this rain and drizzle around. the worst of it tending to push away during the morning, but still some damp weather here and there in the afternoon. it will brighten up a bit across the west country and eastern parts of scotland are bit more sheltered from that northwesterly wind that's still going to be blowing during t

trevor and jenny, they've got so much belief— and jenny, they've got so much belief in— and jenny, they'vehey've got so much belief in me. i did it. also on the tractor is like _ belief in me. i did it. also on the tractor is like in _ belief in me. i did it. also on the tractor is like in rio _ belief in me. i did it. also on the tractor is like in rio elaine - tractor is like in rio elaine thompson haro has been crowned the sprint queen of the tokyo games. she took gold in the women's 200 metres took gold in the women's 200 metres to go with her gold in the 100 metres at the weekend. she surged to victory in 21.53 seconds, the second fastest time in history. it means that she completes the double double after achieving gold in the same events at rio in 2016. need to christine and usa gabrielle thomas took silver and the bronze. two more british metals came and the track cycling with golden couple jason and laura kenny. both adding to their already impressive hall. silver in the team spread forjason, he draws level with bradley wiggins on eight metals as britain's most decorated olympian.

host: jenny and ohio. steve. illinois appeared independent. steve, what is your opinion?aller: yes, i will take them in. i even have a five-bedroom house. if joe biden is going to pass out some biden box, i would be happy to take them in, even in my own house. these people deserve it more than the people from central america that are illegally crossing. as long as they get their covid shots, i am more than happy to even take them into my house, and i watch fox news, so -- you know, i wouldn't mind. and there are all kinds of jobs down here. i mean, there has to be 300 or 400 jobs that need to be filled down here. host: steve out of chatsworth, illinois. a couple of viewers mentioning fox news -- this issue about what to do with afghanistan refugees certainly a topic of fox news, including in segment with former president trump advisor stephen miller. this was his appearance on fox news from earlier this week. [video clip] stephen: the taliban has all control of the government, so the notion people can show up at it checkpoint and we can have any idea about their backgroun

borja: el ex pelotero mexicano de grandes ligas y al esposo de jenny rivera esteban loaiza saldrÁ de0 veces mÁs fuerte que la morfina. le contamos mÁs. majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. ver quÉ sucede. ♪ ♪ ♪ con este video, la policia de san diego, california, quiere llamar la atencion sobre los peligrosos efectos de la droga entaniloal que vemos desmayarse es al ayudante david faii-vae, quien realizaba una rutina el pasado 3 de julio. el oficial que lo alo- alo- xona peligrosos efectos de los opioides.el instituto nacional sobre abuso de drogas dice que entanilo sintetico, muy parecido a la morfina, pero entre 50 y 100 veces mas potente y puede resultar fatal... borja: en otras noticias, las llamadas del incendio de california sigue amenazando a miles de residentes . los cielos se volvieron rojos y el fuego se intensificÓ afectando unas 322.000 acres. la

jenny harrington steve weiss. steve weiss. jon najarian let's check the markets. nasdaq a new high. up five of the past six days we are talking about the new target for the s&p from david kostin however, more action from the committee on robinhood that we want to get to first now that options trading open for business pete opened for business yesterday. and you got some action on today. tell us. >> yeah, well i can tell you this the activity was unbelievably robust yesterday 325,000 contracts trading yesterday. obviously the stock, 172 million, well more than on the ipo closer to 100 million. a lot of very interesting activity coming in, scott. about 50/50 calls and puts but i think the most interesting part was the most active strike yesterday was the august 70s, now the august 70 calls traded $79,000 contracts alone yesterday. i've got done telling you 325,000 was the total. so you -- it gives you a little idea how busy this particular strike was they started low, early on in terms of the prices. that started to accelerate to the upside as the stock accelerated to the upside as we

inmigrantes por emergencias sanitarias aumenta la crisis humo estÁ para miles de centroamericanos, jennisÍ despuÉs de un viaje en aviÓn y cinco horas por carretera llegan las familas a la frontera entre guatemala y mÉxico, luego de sufrir la deportaciÓn inmediata en estados unidos. >>> rostros angustiados pies cansados por el andar de ida y vuelta en un viaje fracasa reflejan el dolor de estas familias centro cansa que llego sorprendo idas por cÓmo fueron sxums ademÁs desde los estados unidos. >>> no te dicen nada, solo te traen de tÉ meten en mis buses sin decir nada hasta ahorita nos deportaron en aviÓn y sin informaciÓn de dÓnde podrÍamos aterrizar. >>> la mayorÍa de los niÑos llegan enfermos, sus madres sufren el dolor propio y el de sus hijos con la mirada pÉrdida en la desesperanza. >>> cÓmo fueron deportados. >>> sin explicaciÓn alguna. >>> ¿por quÉ?. >>> no sabemos. >>> de donde la deportaron? >>> de migraciÓn en texas. >>> en texas. >>> cuÁnto tiempo estuvo allÍ? >>> como siete dÍas estuvimos. >>> que le dijeron? >>> nada. >>> celia se rech gÍa en el albergue junto a sus dos hij

jenny kirk has more. is it or isn't it?ove it. i think it's wonderful it's come this way to lowestoft. i think it's the best thing that's happened to this town for years, to be honest. for some this is vandalism, to others it is art. and instead of removing it, the local council says they are beyond excited, and it is a real boost for great yarmouth and lowestoft. everyone that's seen these piece has smiled. everyone has had pleasure from what he has put out there, and that is a wonderful thing to be able to do. hundreds of thousands of people can go and see the artwork and it will make them smile. this is how the elusive artist whose work sells for millions ended the speculation, by posting online his spraycation. but there is less good news for king's lynn. banksy�*s reimagining of a prominent statue with an ice—cream cone has already been removed. at merrivale model village they have had substantial offers for their banksy, but they are not selling. the public unfortunately weren't respecting it. they were trying to clim

i'm not going to lie, jenny. >> are you >> we just talked about home depot -- well, i wouldn't mind livingaspen. very nice town >> you don't have to make that much to live there. >> a little birdie tells me in my ear, he said, hey, ask jenny about home depot she just sold the stock a few months ago is that true if so, why >> we did. we sold it literally in anticipation of exactly this kind of earnings report. we're in a sad way excited to see the report we sold it back in may at 335. it went down, plateaued and proved our sell thesis this is a broader sell thesis which is related to peak earnings and expectations for many of these pandemic beneficiary companies being too high with the idea being that a lot of that pent-up demand that drove the sales growth at the apples, amazons, netflix over the last year, it's satisfied. people aren't going to spend the way they spend from 2020 until the beginning of 2021. we're going less digital this year we can see that. people want to get out people want to spend on experiences. they're sick of redoing their houses and all of the supply chain issues

but now the family of jennie, 9 years says she's struggling in prison. i knew has been under preventive detention for 5 months. on saturday, she had to be rushed to hospital after an attempt to take her own life. i knew son, rita has been spending most of his days outside the me to florida the prison, where she is currently being detained. he says he's concerned about his mother's health. wherever she is very depressed and sad to see a suffering. she says the judiciary has been handled by the current administration and that's why she is so sad. all of the abuses that are happening is what has caused her to collapse date of kills and violence to go over the streets of bolivia in 2019. when president abel morales was asked to resigned by the armed forces after a controversial reelection, vague, the news was sworn in as president, but morally, supporters took to the street to demand his return. at least 20 people were killed in confrontations with security forces. prosecutors blame and years for authorizing the armed forces to fire against the unarmed prote

jenny kirk, bbc news.veterans who inspire him. since covid restrictions were eased, jack berry and his family have been travelling to see some of the people — and planes — that feature in the book he has created. john maguire was there. hello, jack! lovely to see you. oh, that's for me? thank you very much indeed. this is the moment two friends, although generations apart in age, met in person for the very first time. we have been waiting for this day, haven't we? really have. personally, i thought we'd met each other all our lives. john meller is a veteran of the second world war. he served in the raf as a crewman on board lancaster bombers. and jack berry, who is autistic and non—verbal, is a keen artist. he has turned some of his paintings of aircraft into a book, raising money for military charities. jack has been touring around aviation museums to meet some of the people who helped with his book, and one of those who inspired him isjohn. jack's book, as i say, it shows how artistic he is. his drawings

jenny hartley, professor at hampton university in london, has published three books on charles dickens. the most recent one, titled "a very short introduction." we asked professor hartley to tell us about dickens' life, including his trips to the united states. >> author jenny hartley on this episode of book notes plus. listen at c-span.org/podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are back with michael tomasky, who is the editor of the new republic. he is here to discuss his recent piece on the resignation of new york governor andrew cuomo. good morning. guest: nice to be with you. host: first i want to start out by reading a comment from you in your article, and i want you to tell us what you meant by it. you write, in 2020 -- 2021 at last, it is not possible as a democrat to survive serial allegations of sexual harassment. the same cannot be at said of the republican party. indeed, republican voters made their serial abuser the president of the united states. what did you mean by that and how does this affect andrew cuomo in new york? gu

jenny hill reports.what this virus can do. how old is this lady? she's 59. this is a hospital in tel aviv. staff tell us they are already battling a fourth wave, and it's going to get worse. they are doing what they can, expanding the number of beds in the unit, but the number of hospitalisations, people falling seriously ill, is rising fast. it's the same across the country. and suddenly, the immediacy of the problem becomes clear. even as we film, the doctor in charge gets a call. there is a patient, three vaccinations, covid positive, with acute respiratory failure. with covid. it's the second patient in the hospital today who now needs intensive care, but there is only one bed free. i'm afraid the numbers will go up. and i know that i will have to take hard decisions, whom to get into intensive care and whom not. i was afraid of it, all the three waves that we had, we took those decisions. so, what's gone wrong for israel? this, after all, was the first country in the world to offer a vaccine to ever

. >> i got you jenny, to you last for a reason you don't have a dog in the fight. you don't own either of the stocks. >> right. >> but you do own facebook so you do understand the power of the fang plus stocks. maybe it's better you don't have dog in the fight to comment because you are not emotionally tied to either direction of amazon or microsoft. you could speak completely openly about what you think about the power of the stocks appear what feels like a bit of an uncertain market. >> right and so in that, i kind of refused to play the would you rather game. you could make an argument that microsoft has more power because it has the heavier weighten than amazon but i'd rather look at the fang group overall. you see they maintain a 25 plus% weight of s&p 500. the last time we had a group of five stocks make up that weight was in 2001. back then, microsoft, cisco, ge and exon what the five stocks did in the following decade is they were flat with respect to market cap in the s&p 500 i suspect we see these five remain kind of flat with respect to market cap weight