john thompson will weighing in on the rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape.ll of that in a moment, but first, a volatile day for the markets. kriti gupta, take it away. kriti: it was a bit choppy. markets started off on the risk-off tone, a lot of them digesting that paper talk, at the end of day realizing this has been in the works for a while. this is not exactly new news that is. . where you saw the buy the dip mentality. big tech in the green. you can see that one year chart, this has to do with the mustard gains. today they ended up higher. you saw cyclicals taken undertone. the vix is down on the year but spending the second day above the crucial 20 handle. take a look at the nasdaq golden dragon index. a technical signal that tells you when the time to buy is. right now it is telling you it is oversold. this has traditionally been the road to show that perhaps there could be a point where they start to attract more buyers. the question is do we see them tomorrow? which brings me to today's market action. we saw in the subsectors a lot of underperforman

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in 2007, i was appointed by john sweeney to serve up linda chavez thompson's term when she decided totep down from her position. i served in that position. it was in 2009 32013 that i served alongside rich trumka as his executive vice president. during that period of time history was made because so many things are happening in the country, particularly the election of back obama. we were pushing fo that. burich trua understood you couldot be silent. you could not be silent when it came to race. and his boldness and he stepped out and he spoke to a convention in 2008 and put it all on the line a said if you are not willing to vote for this man who certainly has supported workers rights and everything we believe in, it can only be chalked up to racism. the boldness, the willingness to speak tru to power the matter where was, and speak truth to our union. the other piece of this that's important is that rich understoodhe diversity of the labor movement had to be reflected and muste reflective of our membership. women and ung people and people of color. also when the team was liz schumer

john ramis, kpix 5. >> rob thompson says his six as well oil, gas and mineral deposit to you >> and he predicted whether the heat is water underground. will take a shot anyway. and is not sure we will you with useless boat? on the bay area this little bit of disturbed weather is producing that wind. that h is the next he dome building for the pacific northwest. we will not a direct influence of bad. our temperatures are going to be up in the mid-nineties in yala later on this week, and that he heat wave a couple of days. here lots of & jose, temperature at 70 degrees. santa rosa and 74. motivated sixties for oakland. temperatures are going to be a couple degrees were last in fairfax and pleasantly warm conditions. max is rescues schnauzer and flomax. inland temperatures are going to be on the website for early- morning loss or late evening walks are going to be the best idea. futurecast shows the five trying to spread out as we have to tonight. watch how quickly it disappears, it is just gone and even passed up away from the coast by afternoon. plenty of sunshine, attempts a couple of

and it is a great story. >> the chief justice, john jay, was a member of the american bible society. charles thompsono we talked about with the first american citizen to translate a bible into the english language. he was a member of the american bible society. and then, president of the continental congress was the president of the american bible society, as well. so, yeah, it's interesting that you brought that up. over to the right is an actual -- what is known as an ordination certificate. and it's signed by -- um -- frances asbury, who was the first methodist missionary or bishop to come over to america. and why this is important in our exhibition is that asbury was approached george washington and spoke to him about the emancipation of freeing the slaves as far back as, you know, our very first president. so we have a sign, wax sealed, ordination certificate by frances asbury. and he is also up on our tapestry, as well. so, again, the artifact complements the story, as you walk through. and then, here, we have some bibles now within our collection in the museum of the bible, we have cherokee, c

. >> the chief justice john j was a member of the american bible society. charles thompsoned about with the first american citizen to translate -- he was a member of the american bible society. elijah who was the president of the continental congress was the president of the american bible society as well. that is interesting you brought that up. over to the right, what is known as a coordination certificate. that is signed by francis as berry. the first methodist missionary or bishop to come over to america why this is important in the exhibition is that, as berry approach george washington unapproved to him about the emancipation of freeing the slaves as far back as the very first president. we have [interpreter] -- ordinary stiffer get by frances asbury. again, the artifact complements the story as you walk through. here, we have bibles. within a collection in the museum of the bible, we have -- york way, seneca, black foot. there is different translations. all of these were translated into complete bibles. we have new testament, the gospels, maybe perhaps songs. and per

thompson daniel med for doug battled his way past 7 seed hubert hurry cats. to reach the sammy's russian lost the opening fence of thought back when the next 2 entire breakers. please american john is nor in the final for the greek 3rd seed. stefano system has the venue avenged his loss to casper road in may with a resounding victory over the new region that's supposed to match 616 for a tour leading 45th. the victory of the year, her face riley count for a place. and the final and 7 time world champion, stephanie gilmore has booked her spot in next months world surf league finals in california and certainly its victory at the mexico open included a win over limping champion cas carissa more in the semi finals, the vinyl stop on the world tour was scheduled for tv later this month was canceled after a new outbreak of cobra. 19 on the french polynesian islands. ok, and that is all your sport for now. peter, back to you far. thank you so much. when we come back on the other side of this break, at 14 gmc, we will get your live updates on those reports we've been receiving here amount to 0. bigger quick looks like the island nation of haiti. they with ah, joined the debate. do not h

john cohen, that they're actually seeing online extremist rhetoric that is strikingly similar to what they saw in the buildup to the january 6th attacks on the capitol. they're seeing increased calls for violence. congressman betnny thompson said he finds it especially troubling that the terrorism threat is based on grievance based violence and the election and former president trump and the big lie in social media. >> thank you for that report. >>> we want to pivot now to the worsening situation in afghanistan where the government is teetering on the brink of collapse. moments ago the afghan president told his people he's focused on, quote, further insecurity, aggression and displacement. one intelligence statement said the capitol could be isolated within the week, possibly within the next 72 hours. the taliban have taken control of kandahar, the country's second largest city. if you look at the map, they control half of afghanistan's provincial cities. cnn is now working to verify the source of these videos. the biden administration is deploying 3,000 u.s. troops to evacuate u.s. embassy personnel. as for the taliban's rapid advance across the country, the administration says it is time for afghan troops to rise to the

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john hancock and charles johnson in that great signing ceremony comes later. imagine this and philadelphia it's created the united states and the british laughed at it and they say we want to arrest thompson for freedom attention treason and hang them. but alas the country of the 13 colonies pulled together and the american revolution gave us our first president. the one thing everybody agreed on was george washington did such an amazing job of winning the war that the culmination at the battle of yorktown in virginia he became the unanimous choice. it was charles thompson who was a secretary of the continental congress went to mount vernon, virginia and told washington you are it. you are going to be the first president. washington was reluctant. he wanted to stay and work the land. and his enjoy his life in northern virginia. alas he did the famous riot from virginia to new york city. if you go there today the federal hall in washington i urge everyone who goes to new york city to visit federal hall. see birthplace of the bill of rights it's a spot were washington got the first inaugural thompson at his side. i did spirit of democracy people begged him to stay on. he said no i'm going t

john hancock and charles johnson in that great signing ceremony comes later. imagine this and philadelphia it's created the united states and the british laughed at it and they say we want to arrest thompson for freedom attention treason and hang them. but alas the country of the 13 colonies pulled together and the american revolution gave us our first president. the one thing everybody agreed on was george washington did such an amazing job of winning the war that the culmination at the battle of yorktown in virginia he became the unanimous choice. it was charles thompson who was a secretary of the continental congress went to mount vernon, virginia and told washington you are it. you are going to be the first president. washington was reluctant. he wanted to stay and work the land. and his enjoy his life in northern virginia. alas he did the famous riot from virginia to new york city. if you go there today the federal hall in washington i urge everyone who goes to new york city to visit federal hall. see birthplace of the bill of rights it's a spot were washington got the first inaugural thompson at his side. i did spirit of democracy people begged him to stay on. he said no i'm going t