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there are a couple of men who actually died in defending the capitol, officer jacob chestnut and john gibson both gave their lives to defend the capitol. in fact, the only two people in history ever to die capitol building when an insane man attacked them in 1888. these are some of the spirit in the capitol. now, george washington is honored this way and there's a spooky story about -- about him -- we can't find the cornerstone that he layed. we know that he layed it. people came and saw it. the senate put on a plaque to honor where the cornerstone would be and in 1931, the mason put a stone. they realized the whole capitol was under construction when the cornerstone was and in 1991, you can see architect of the capitol george wright there standing looking down in the hole where they're looking for the cornerstone. they couldn't find it. they did leaf the patch on, a concrete where they were looking for the cornerstone and weren't able to find it. we will talk about the cleaning lady that's legendary in the capitol. there are still people, particularly women that go to capitol in the evening

a strong performance from john gibson... and this sail was enough to get anna burnet and john gibsoncorated olympian of all time. and there's been more success for team gb today — there was silver for pat mccormack in boxing, and bronze forjack laugher in diving. on the track meanwhile there an extraordinary win for norway's karsten warholm, who smashed his own world record in the men's 400m hurdles. andy swiss was watching. chasing a place in history, jason kenny, alongsidejack carlin and ryan owens going for team sprint glory. britain had won the event at the past three games but this time in the final it was not to be. jason kenny, straining every sinew in pursuit of the medal but it is gold for the netherlands. still silver though and for kenny that meant a place in the record books, his eighth olympic medal, six of them gold, making him britain's most decorated olympian. it gets harder every time, you do your first olympics and you get caught up in the momentum and to repeat it and then having to do it again and again, it does get harder, to be fair. earlier there was another me

the scores are collected over a number of rounds and this was enough to get anna burnet and john gibson up on the momentum. to repeat it and having to do it again and again. earlier, jason's wife laura kenny took silver in team pursuit. herfifth olympic medal took silver in team pursuit. her fifth olympic medal as the family tally continues to grow. there was another british medal in the boxing, although not the colour pat mccormack was hoping for. the 26—year—old from sunderland is the current commonwealth champion but after being edged out in the welterweight final by cuba's roniel iglesias, he's had to settle for olympic silver. in the diving, meanwhile, there was success forjack laugher. after winning bronze in the springboard, he revealed he'd considered retiring earlier this year because of mental health issues. this means so much, he said. simone biles is back. in the gymnastics, meanwhile, the return of a sporting superstar. a week after withdrawing from competition to focus on her mental health, simone biles was back for the final of the beam and back to near her best. that was

>>> let's check now on the markets at this hour investment committee today, courtney gibson, rob, steve weiss, john that the markets changed little on the news out of kabul. it's not that that the market seems to be taking its cues from there you look at five of the market metrics the dow industrials about a 0.1% lower. 0.2% for the s&p russell 2000 down about 0.5% the yield on the ten-year note moving higher at 1.35% of course, the -- welcome to all of you on the investment committee. let me turn to you first, steve weiss, and get any thoughts you have about how what is going on in kabul affects the investment landscape, if at all >> tyler, good to have you back on the show. >> thank you >> i don't think it affects it at all we saw a knee-jerk reaction on new says of the first explosion. i think that would be typical. i can't tell you if it's the algos that read the news story that sold it down or worry any time you see geopolitical incidents t is always, and i repeat that, always a buying opportunity. this i would not put into that category because it just doesn't have any impact whatsoever on th