karen: it's like a conversion.eligious undertone to qanon, and so constantly donning the armor of god and things like that because they are out there having tofigt have taken over the world. louise: val and brian stewart and their daughter karen have decided to speak out as a warning to others. what has prompted them is witnessing 51-year-old tim stewart descend into the world of qanon. karen: tim believes that the world has really been taken over by satanic pedophiles, or luciferian pedophiles they call them, and that is represented by the left, so the radical left. male: keeping the public informed when the deep state war breaks out onto the surface. karen: they believe there's a spiritual rfare being waged and that they have knowledge of this, and so that they're on a crusade to make sure that the satanists are overthrown and things like that. male: the world is currently experiencing a dramatic covert war of biblical proportions, literally the fight for earth, between the forces of good and evil. miles: qanon r

karen touched on that. also, defaults and things of that nature are all still trending towards historical lows. you could say those are lagging indicators, and they are, but so far, that is the data we have to go on. you can talk about assets. you can talk about the deal calendar waning. all of the things, they have made provisions for. until we see defaults start to creep up, that will be the telltale sign. i think that is probably looming, but as for now, that is remains strong. i think that is why you are starting to see a bit of a bounce this week. with that said, i would say that the price to earnings has been compelling for quite some time on the way down, as well as now, on the way up. i don't know if that is enough for me to add to positions now, but i do want to keep it an equal length here, noting some of the positives along with the negatives that i tend to highlight. >> what do you think? you are of the belief that a recession is coming, that unemployment will take higher, that defaults will con

i want to turn to karen. regardless of how this legislation is going to turn out , what lessons can we take from the previous supreme court term? >> thanks so much for asking this. we have of course a changing court and we will have a new justice as we start the new term. one of the cases i was most closely acquainted with was the remain in mexico challenge. we all know the president can undo a nonstatutory program of a past president. the question is, did president biden's administration do that in the correct way. this case becomes a standalone progressive win of the supreme court term. of course not because the supreme court is really fixated with immigrants or the race for asylum, but because of how the case comes out through the system. there are a couple of important lessons to be gleaned from this. the first is, is really narrow and my office -- the remain in mexico case, i'm motivated to participate in that case because for our legal and moral obligation to welcome asylum-seekers regardless of their c

karen, the story is only coming to light now. is there anything you can draw from the timing of this was ed did, i think might be that may be to draw attention away from other textbook checked currently maybe it was more concerned tool tool. ringback peeping other math or the tree and it's it is by and large i will, i mean it more in time of drawing away attention some other cases. but the thing is, well, many of them on the target and the check being was the credit for the game. i mean, like in a blue line a tabloid page, declaimed that i mean in, in that was look at the form in secret mission. and then the point is that this is why it threat editorial office. this is actually why did foreign affairs spokesperson junior partner in government, where the green market extra stations allegation to the i do with them. why am i a tradition mean, however, i'm really busy with the why mean not? and i'm trying to learn to my, the house on the room renting. and i'm just too busy with the data breaches vinyl. i really can't bother about tr

karen's book prove me wrong.poke to hundreds of into builders over the course of four years, drawing on archives, letters, nancy's own memoirs. president reagan's diaries, white house records and muchri more. karen, welcome to the ronald reagan presidential library is a webinar suing status become full popular. especially during this year of difficult difficult operation. i really wish we could have been together presidential library overlooking the majestic mountains are purchasing from that colorful section of the berlin wall.l. that section symbolizes freedom over communism that president reagan envisioned and, as we learn in your book that nancy reagan had a diplomatic hand into. instead, we are relying on technology today, to take us back in time and bring us together to better understand nancy davis reagan the daughter, the actress, the partner, the mother, first lady, and then caregiver. before we launch into the meat of the book and tackle so many topics, can you share a bited about what inspired you to t

karen, i'm sorry. take your time. it's ok. karen, i'm sorry.ggest titles in the world and i had long retired and out of the blue i got this phone call from the bbc saying, i'm not sure if you've heard of strictly come dancing but we would love to have you on it. and, long story short, bill turnbull was my first ever partner on the show and i will never forget, ever partner on the show and i will neverforget, you know, we were neverforget, you know, we were never allowed to know who the celebrities were. everything was very secretive. i was driven out in a bbc car into what seemed like a forest. we were driving forever and there was a beautiful driveway we drove up to and all along i was going, "what have i done? i've come out of retirement! what am i doing?" i didn't know who would be behind the door and i remember standing there and this gruff voice came out from behind, "good lord! can we pleasejust get on from behind, "good lord! can we please just get on and get this over with!" i said to myself, and i'm hiding outside the door, the camera

from author karen tumulty and simon & schuster. thank you thank you so r joining us today. >> hello, everyone and welcome to the national book festival. >> over the past 21 years and in partnership with the library of congress booktv has provided in-depth and interrupted coverage of the national book festival. featuring hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests. and on saturday booktv returns live and in person to the library of congress national book festival. all day long to hear from and interact with guests and authors such as librarian of congress carla hayden, journalist david maraniss, writer clint smith, and more. the library of congress national book festival live saturday beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> live sunday on "in depth" uc berkeley governmental studies scholar steven hayward will be our guest to talk about leadership, ronald reagan's political career and the american conservative movement. he's the author of several books including two volumes in the age of reagan series, greatness and patriotism is

karen, look, thank you very much for your insights. karen greenberg speaking to us from new york there. and of course the more than 300000000 people who listen to the serial podcast and who know the ins and outs of this trial will be, will be fascinated to see where this goes. thank you, karen that the taliban have released an american citizen. an exchange for an afghan tribal leader, how's you by sheer norris, i was serving life in the us prison on drug charges. while contractor mark frederick's had been detained in afghanistan since early 2020. hey, these who castro has more when he was mart verdes, today is 28th november 2021. a proof of life video published nearly 2 years into his captivity showed mark frere ricks in afghanistan. the former us naval officer and civilian engineer, had been kidnapped by the taliban in january, 2020, and reportedly held by the her connie network. now he's free, his return is the combination of many, many months of perilous and effective work. tried so many colleagues in, in our government. the telepho

with me tim seymour, karen finerman, steve grasso and brian kelly. maybe coming to grips that the fed is going to keep raising rates. stocks, after opening solidly in the red, finishing around session highs. it was a very strong final hour of trading the housing sector a snapshot of this delicate balancing act. rates keep rising, pushing mortgage rates to nearly 6.5%. but the home builders actually went higher today. key bank upgraded the sector, saying housing is due for a comeback after suffering mightily this year, and that history dating back to 1963 is the guide. so if housing can adjust to a higher rate environment, can the rest of the market as well the argument was interesting hello. >> welcome >> thank you very much >> it's good to be here. >> nice bangles reference. >> was that a bangles reference? they're having a terrible season so far which is disappointing. >> and the bangles as well any way, you did that on purpose, didn't you? >> yeah. all about the bangles. >> that was funny. >> so for early pain was the key bank report on housing an

but karen bass isn't the only democrat protecting just herself., which is basically a mecca for progressives, one neighborhood so fed up with being victims of crimes and watching all these dope feigns clog up the sidewalks, they hired armed security guards to patrol their block. private security for liberals in the west village. so we had to send our producers down to the neighborhood to see if they feel safe. >> i don't come here in the night because i know that's when it gets really scary. i'm a small girl so at night i will not be [bleep] around in this area. do you know wh what i mean? there has been shootings. >> sometimes i hear about people getting mugged. >> attempted robbery on west fourth street. attempted robbery on broadway. one murder and one mugging near one of the dorms over there. >> i feel that crime is being committed by the city because they don't really give a [bleep] and it's a shame that the government itself doesn't pay attention or want to clean it up. >> a few residents in this neighborhood hire private security to protect

. >> karen, tim bring up an excellent point. it was very clear that the fed chair, jerome powell talked about being aggressive and it has been bad ever sense but it is less bad than it was in the two days or three days around that ackson hole conference. do you think that people are getting more comfortable with the idea that this is a reevaluation? or will this be another test? >> all of us on this desk, it was not a surprise that he came out hawkish. what was was that the market was shocked by the hawkishness. i feel like, normally i am kind of cautious. i actually bought some things and sold some things. it is always darkest after --. >> but what about the dawn? >> well, i looked at that. >> you are still good. >> i can hear her loud and clear. so, guy, if that is the situation and we have a notion where this is going to be one of those darkest before the dawn type moments, it doesn't feel that way. >> the panic to me over the last six months, basically since november, the panic i have seen is on the upside. maybe it is my do

back to you. >> great advice karen.amage in florida when fears was gonna happen next in south carolina. another beautiful day. thank you for your reporting, karen maginnis. if you would like to safely and securely help people affected by hurricane eta who may be in need of shelter, food, water, go to cnn.com/impact. you will find there several ways you can help. moscow is hours away from starting the process up annexing occupied parts of ukraine. and still ahead, a ceremony in moscow on the heels of referendums widely slammed as bogus. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the e post office again. is on now! cool off with this hot deal on blendjet 2. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even frozen fruit, and make a smoothie any time, anywhere. blendjet cleans itself. just add a drop of soap, water, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now on blendjet.com and kick off the new year right! >> welcome back. police in afghanist

i'm looking at -- that will probably make our earnings better. >> karen?re to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to a special seattle edition of "mad money" from starbucker headquarters. my job is to the just to entertain but put days like today in

i was not one of karen's sources for the book so i read it with tremendous interest just like all of you will. i thought i knew just about all there was to know about nancy reagan and karen's book prove me wrong. karen's book to hundreds of individuals over the course of four years drawing on archives, letters, nancy's own memoirs, president reagan's diaries, white house records and much more. karen, welcome to the ronald reagan presidential library in this webinar series that is become so popular especially during this year of difficult separation. i really wish we could've been together at the presidential library overlooking the majestic simi valley were perched in front of the colorful section of the berlin wall, that section symbolizes freedom over communism that president reagan envisioned and as we learned in your book that nancy reagan had a diplomatic hand into, instead we are relying on technology today to take us back in time and bring us together to better understand nancy davis reagan, the daughter, the actress, the partner, the mother, the first lady and caregiver. befo

karen, thanks for joining us. are these types of shut down? so we just heard about an example of what's happening all across europe, not just in france. yes, definitely. i mean, industry structure in different countries is different energy price likes, also different electricity in france is among the worst in europe. but still this is can be observed all across europe. for example, in germany, the industry association, ah, estimates that about 10 percent of firms already decrease the production or shut it down. and it really boils down to the question, is whatever the firm produces, replaceable by something else, so can they increase their prices because the product is absolutely needed, or is the import or the types of things that can be, can replace their product. and that basically determined switch lee way they have to pass on the price as to customers. ok, well 10 percent already shutting down. that's quite a dramatic number. i mean, wow, what would wide spread shut downs like these mean for the economy as a whole. that really depends cr

at the same time, they can't just flip a switch, karen. shipments are already being stopped, chemicals, hazardous materials, because they're afraid there won't be enough workers to ensure the security of those types of goods. you don't flip a switch and say, chlorine, go where you need to go it takes a while to get that started up again >> that's why it's very inflationary and then potentially ultimately deflationary if you start to get a recession, right that would be if it drags on what are the powers the administration has i was surprised in the answer, they're looking into that. >> it's happened before. >> it's happened before and it was probably better to start before today given that tomorrow is the deadline. leaving politics out of it just in terms of regardless of what you think is the right outcome they have got to solve this problem whether it's in a behind-the-scenes way or out in front, i'm not really sure this would be bad for them on the heels of that inflation number yesterday >> each time we have one of these bearish type o

juarbe, jr. >> karen sue juday >> ann c. judge >> mychal f.e >> paul william jurgens >> thomas edward jurgens >> shashi kiran lakshmikantha kadaba >> gavkharoy kamardinova >> shari kandell >> and my uncle. i know you met me when i was one, but i wish i got to really meet you. our family misses you so much and some of the stories i hear from your mom if you were so kind and array of light and you make everybody smile. we love you and miss you every day. >> and my grandfather raymond matthew, who i never had the honor of meeting but through pictures and stories, his legacy will never die. i know you are watching over me and the rest of the family as you guide each of us every day. connor and dj would be so proud of you coming to this in uniform for the first time and dad being promoted as chief of rescue operations. until the day comes we can finally meet, your spirit will continue to live on. always remember. it never forget. [applause] >> howard lee kane >> jennifer lynn kane >> firefighter vincent d. kane , engine 22 >> joon koo kang >> sheld

i think it's a good thing to have. >> karen, what do you think of the valuation? okay i know guy talks about it does that seem like a super-rich valuation, but if we back out the libyan tv, that will be a much lower number, mean the rest of it is much higher, and for the streaming part, obviously valuations on those across the board have come in a lot, so i think the valuation is kind of high. >>> this is your lathes night on the show, so i will simply ask you this question, by the way, we started here on "fast money," 5:00 even night. you would have set netflix, though historically my answer would be netflix, playing the game correctly, disney, mels >>> do not miss david faber's exclusive interview this thursday up next, final trades. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or wh

i'm here. >> that is a karen name.ns on the email and i didn't realize it was today. >> what do you mean? >> i think you have to mind the gap. i think you'll have better opportunities to buy any of these things and i'll you'll google here, alphabet, and they're expected to be up. earnings this year expected to be down. so expectations have already come down. next year expected to be 12% earnings growth, and 13% sales growth 68% gross margin and 10% in cash and here is the thing guys there is a gap there is going to be a realization that the 2023 numbers are not going to be what consensus is right now you'll have an opportunity to buy a stock like this better and when you get that gap it is not a one quarter, it is going to take two quarters to work out. so the stock trading at 97 and the consensus target is 143 and there is 48 buys and three holds and no sells sentiment hasn't shifted yet so you'll have an opportunity to buy google and then buy it in the 80s and hold it for five years. >> when i was in college, i took

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. >> what did you do, yesterday, karen? you effectively bought. >> yesterday, i really covered hedges which was the xfl f and qb, i sold that. the iw am. i covered that. and then i bought some spider calls. the idea of, we are so oversold. it seems like things are going down again and again on the same kind of news. this balance is great. it's not surprising. it takes us back very little in time. i don't think things have really changed. obviously, the british maneuvers were the catalyst, but i think we were ready for a catalyst. >> i think it's probably preemptive to say that what the bank of england is doing, we are going to see the fed blank on our end. that is a completely different scenario. i do think part of this is not just the fact that the bank of england has intervened but also the fact that maybe the market is starting to peak in price interest rates. this could be an attractive time to look at treasury. they hit 4% earlier today. if you are thinking they are going to come down here, this could be a good time to

karen: there was a very specific night that caused this.alking and he knew about all these different conspiracy theories that i did. then towards the end of the conversation, he was like, get this -- flat earth. and i was like, i thought he was joking. and he's like, dude, there's evidence that the earth is flat. a little while later, i saw him use a very, very hard drug.[...] and it made me realize maybe if i am thinking ke someone like that, i should reconsider my belief system. the very next day, ictually searched how tdisprove a conspiracy theory. a month or maybe less went by before my brain just kind of clicked and i was like -- all of this is a bunch of hogwash. makenna: if you could go back in time and you could talk to a younger version of yourself that believed all those years ago, what would you say to her? karen: i definitely would tell her that things are going to get better, because i think that was part of her problem. it's hard to change minds. but that would ultimately be really cool if just a couple people could decide to

karen has graciously agreed to make the reagan library one of her first stops on the book tour. after devouring the book myself, i think readers will agree that it's a well-researched, balanced, and insightful look into the life of one of the 20th century's most fascinating and consequential figures. in the interest of full disclosure, i thought i would mention that i was privileged to work for the reagans as a young woman, first in the white house and then in los angeles after the reagans left washington. there i was part of their small staff and their vibrant post-presidential life, ultimately serving as their spokesperson and press secretary. it was an incredible adventure and one of the great gifts of my life. the journey over those six years opened my eyes to the world, to the importance of decency, kindness, character, and leadership. i also saw the private side of the reagans during unguarded moments, where i witnessed first-hand their boundless devotion to one another. i was not one of karen's sources for the book, so i read it with tremendous interest, just like all of

slam tournament in his career to the semi-finals karen came out for the first time last night.beat the australian nicakirius in five in five sets. the finalist of the last champions league draw and vice champion of england liverpool suffered a crushing defeat in the first round match of the new champions league draw , jurgen klopp's team with a score of 1.4 lost in naples by the break liverpool was inferior with a score of 0:3. napole took penalties twice, one of which he did not convert at the beginning of the second half the team exchanged goals scored. the main hero of the match was the polish striker on the field, piotr zelinskiy, who scored goals in each half and gave an assist to the georgian midfielder of the former player. rubina hvichek vrachhilia. there is also an assist in this match. napoli became the first club in history to score four goals against liverpool in a champions league group stage match. belgian brugge won a minimal victory over atlético beat porto with a score of 2:1. all the goals in this match were scored already in stoppage time, tottenham was helpe

tournament in his career in the semifinals karen came out for the first time and even last night.0 sites. beat the australians nikkierilsya. now the football finalist of the last champions league and the vice-champion of england liverpool suffered a crushing defeat in the first round match of the new champions league, the team of jurgen klopp with lost 1:4 in naples by the break, liverpool were behind with a score of 0:3. napole hit a penalty twice, moreover, one of which did not realize at the beginning of the second half, the team exchanged goals scored. the main hero of the match was the polish midfielder on the field, pyotr zelinsky, he scored goals in each of the halves and gave an assist to the georgian midfielder of the former player. rubina khvichek vorotskheliya also scored an assist in this match. napoli became the first club in history to score four goals against liverpool in a group stage match champions league in other matches yesterday, ajax in the same group, and also scored four at the scottish rangers, the german eintracht at home devastatingly lost to sporting, t

karen khachanov, in turn, last night on the courts of new york played against the sixty-seventh racket of the world brazilians monteiro khachanov won the deadlift 3:1, in sets 6 3, 6 3 5 7 6 4 on the court. the opponents spent 3 hours five times, during the match he made a break point. and already today in moscow starts the jubilee 15th season of the continental hockey league in the cup match. the opening will traditionally be played by the finalists of the last draw. the gagarin cup is the owner of the trophy cska and magnitogorsk metallurg the day before in the khl made the final decision not to change the structure of the playoffs, as before, the playoffs will be played according to the cross conference system there will be no playoffs, but the number of matches has been added in the regular season, each khl team will play 68 games in the regular season. so many in the league have never played the favorite of the season, according to bookmakers. this is kazan ak bars that in the spring of 23, the team of oleg from narko with its stellar line-up will take the gagarin cup, you can bet

. >> karen, yesterday was historic day. for the first time the public managed to get a glimpse of the queen's couffin as it traversed through the towns and cities as people paid respects some applauding and some crying. at 4:00 p.m., the queen's coffin made the journey to the palace of holyrood where it has been sitting in the room of the thrones. today at 2:30, there will be a procession from holyrood to st. giles' kathcathedral. a service of memory and thanks for the service her queen has shown throughout her reign the king himself is expected to fly to edinburgh in a couple of hours time there will be a ceremony of the keys at edinburgh castle he is expected to escort the coffin from holyrood to st. gi giles' there are hundreds of people around me claiming their spots waiting to catch a glimpse of the coffin and potentially the new monarch. we were here a couple of hours and dozens of people set up at 6:00 in the morning. as we get closer and closer to the 2:30 p.m. time, more and more people are flooding in. i was chatt

>> karen: well, the first phone call, when she became prime minister was with president zelenskyy.dge that british support would continue, she does have a very good relationship with the ukrainian prime minister and foreign minister. she wants to attend events at the u.n. next week in support of ukrainian. and, as you say, neil, the ukrainians have had a very good week. in terms of how they have been able to push back on that the russians. and this is exposing to the world, that the russians should not be there in the first place. but also, that having chosen, illegally, to go into ukraine, they are not making a very good job of it. and as of you and i have discussed before, i would be adding out the things that have that are going wrong and might be worried. >> neil: he could be desperate, vladimir putin like a wounded and cornered animal and that is what you fear the most. >> karen: well, i think you are absolutely right. we do not want to push putin into a corner where he does something even worse than not what the russians are doing now. this is why you, nato, and individual co

jared holt, a research manager, and karen kornbluh, the head of german fund's digital innovation andemocracy initiative. we began by asking them to describe the relationship between the internet and democracy. >> the internet, in the way that it's monetized in the current age, is through attention. you can get a lot of attention saying crazy stuff and we're seeing a lot of people do that, frankly. so, you know, as long as the business model of the internet is built around trying to captivate audiences and keep them clicking, reacting, whether that's through rage or die-hard support, it's going to be in conflict with democracy, because democracy is not about what gets the most attention. it's supposed to be about what the best ideas are, how do we compromise and move forward? and this attention based economy online is incongruent with that mission. >> karen, complete the sentence, the internet's relationship to democracy is? >> it's fraught. it's definitely fraught. in the early days of the internet, it offered incredible promise, and it still does. all of these movements, black lives

in the cannes film festival drama brother and sister with marion look at the set of the new film by karen shakhnazarova. khitrovka is the charm of vice, we will find out how the mosfilm golden collection channel celebrated its second anniversary, but let's start with the main russian premiere of the film kat boris okopov's film kat is a participant in the competition program russian premieres at the past forty fourth at the moscow international film festival, where he received a special mention from the jury. now everyone can appreciate this vivid and unforgettable picture. the tape was released in russian distribution. fall in love at first sight, but what tet does is called the beautiful word escort, of course, it's a little more than just selling your own body to be worthy of staying in the world, adding points. the image of a satellite is also needed, but if earlier such a profession in quotation marks suited the girl, now she is trying to escape from the trap she fell into it's not like that. for a long time she became a mother and the child made her look at her life from a new angle

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lowe lower gauge on where they think this market can do let's talk about where we're starting 33 >> karen >> i'm kind of perplexed by how the market reacts to what powell says we were talking about the show, just the hint of anything dovish, we had the big rally then turned around sounded like higher for longer and recession be damned was what i took from it that made for a 750 point swing? it's sort of amazing to me because what did we expect going in 75 basis points seemed to be the overwhelming highest likelihood event. that's what happened i think the hawkish tone was not surprising right? now tim touched on some of the other things that were more hawkish, but it's interesting to me that the market seemed to be defensive and not taking a lot of sides going into this and yet we had a 750-point move intrahour maybe. that's kind of amazing to me i step back, i don't think things have changed all that much right? we knew it would be 75 we don't know what the next one will be. and so i don't really know what's different but the market has moved a lot. >> don't people -- don't people, don't

in his career karen reached the semifinals for the first time and even last night. the australians in five cells and didn't get any better. champions league finalist and runner-up england liverpool suffered a crushing defeat in the match of the first round of the new champions league , jurgen klopp's team lost 1:4 in naples, already by the break, liverpool were sleeping with a score of zeros. napoli hit a penalty twice, one of which did not realize at the beginning of the second half, the team exchanged goals scored, the main german player was the polish one, who served on the field, peter zelinsky, he scored a goal. in each of the halves, the georgian, midfielder, former player ruby. vich-kvartskhelia provided the assist for the goal. napoli became the first club in history, which scored four goals against liverpool in the champions league group stage match in other matches yesterday, ajax in the same group, and also scored four goals, the german eintracht at home devastatingly lost to the rangers by the belgian brugger holding.

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karen, it's great to have you on the program now. back in june, interpol reported that the weapons sent to ukraine, and up on the block market. has this revelation been ignored completely? it seems to have been ignored by the united states. apparently the ice faced is not concerned with this. what we have seen in the news is reports of how those weapons that are being shipped in are being accounted for on slips of paper. so, you know, i think the united states is aware of the risk that interpol reported months ago, but they don't seem to be concerned about it. yeah, there doesn't seem to be a lot of concern, especially given the fact that that was seen by many as a major revelation. now we've heard from the bible ministration, they've admitted that they don't exactly know where these arms and up. so do you think that there's any willingness there from washington to have more transparency and more accountability when it comes to those arms that they're sending? and of course, would ukraine even comply with the request if it came throu

anchor norah o'donnell who is in london and we'll hear from the british ambassador to the u.s., dame karen pierce about what is next for the special relationship between our two countries. >>> and a stunning advance this weekend by ukrainian forces as they reclaim more territory from russian troops. ukraine's ambassador to the united states oksana markarova will join us for an update. >>> finally, a growing outcry over a crisis at home. how is it possible that the capital city of a u.s. state in the richest country in the world doesn't have clean running water? we'll get an update from the mayor of jackson, mississippi, chokwe lumumba on his city's struggles. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." 21 years ago today americans united in their grief and in their opposition to extremist forces who attacked the country on september 11th. it is a somber sunday morning here in the u.s. and in the united kingdom. we are witnessing a solemn tribute there with crowds lining the streets to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii as her coffin makes it

and real madrid, russian tennis player karen khachanov successfully overcame the second round of the us open last night on the courts of new york, karen khachanov played against the sixty- seventh racket of the world brazilians thrust, monteiron khachanov won 3: 1, in sets six, three, six, three five seven six four on the court, the opponents spent almost 3 hours five once, during the match, khachan took the opponent’s serve, but the first racket of the world, danil medvedev, is playing his match of the second round right now against the frenchman artur , medvedev does not experience any visible problems, he easily took the first set and proves the status florida sports for now, see you next hour. always wondering where it all starts? now you will see everything. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. on the first day of autumn , snow is promised in a number of regions of russia, where the day of knowledge will be marked with frosts. and how many degrees the thermometers in the two capitals will show about this and not only evgeny tishkovets. surprisingly punctual au

karen, welcome to the table tonight.uesday night saw a rare celebration of our nation's public servants. the service to america metals -- this year's winners come from all corners of government and education specialist to the state department team that coordinated the largest resettlement of refugees in u.s. history. nasa's greg robinson walked home with the flagship award federal employee of the year. now sending back the spectacular images of our solar system and beyond. gregory robinson, welcome to the newshour. >> i'm honored to be here. judy: what did you think when you found out you are the federal employee of the year? >> looking at the finalist, it is across government. judy: you were with the government for decades and have now retired. to take us back to 2018. you were deputy associate minister for programs, you were overseeing performance of over 100 programs have the boss said we want you to run the progr. >> i tried to run as well but he wouldn't let me go. i enjoyed the job and thought i was making a differ

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karen bass is probably going to win the city mayor's race.eles is a socially progressive city. so, her words have no meaning. i want to be clear, there is no history. she doesn't have any history of supporting law enforcement. she has no history of being tough on crime. you can't find video of that. so, this -- these are just talking points because the election is around the corner and again, angelinos don't buy it. the sad part about it, i live in los angeles and the sad news is she's going to win. >> john: now the issue of george gascon, he's in a recall fight as people try to get enough signatures to recall him as they did chesa boudin in san francisco, don't know if it's going to be successful. but what she said about george and the efforts to oust him. >> if you recall somebody it should be because they have done some agregious ethics issue or violated the law. it's very important to have criminal justice reform, pressure them to change. there is an election that will happen in a few years and he is beginning to change somewhat. >> john:

karen, great to see you as always. good. see, you must be on the left coast because it is one something. here we are. i'm in this literally switch hotel rooms in 20 minutes. yeah, i just asked. i asked a simple question. i think everyone's going to be able to not answer it. what what does it mean to be black in american? well, i'm an african person. i'm a black person. and i didn't know that the first 18 years of my life and this is one reason why the work of this hybrid and brother kennedy and brother maurice are so important. i didn't even know that writers existed until i got to you know, i went to integrated schools in new jersey, shout out to our home state of new. my family's from south carolina generation northerners. certainly i knew i was black. my mother, you know, single black mother, single mothers raised me culturally, you know, but and she sent me to to get an education. she didn't know that going to those schools was actually brainwash she mean to hate myself, to hate my skin, my my lips, everything and litera