: americans still don't believe -- >> and, katie.hat they are going to demand recognition, they'll demand assets billions of foreign currency reserves, right now the biden administration, tony blinken talked about sending humanitarian aid to. that's a ransom. the taliban have been holding in u.s. navy veteran hostage for the last year and we couldn't even get him out. we handed them leverage on a platter, on a silver platter in the form of hundreds of americans. this will be the biggest hostage crisis since 1979. it's on noss now to keep getting them out >> katie: i'm sure there's a lot of americans were grateful to the work you're doing. and i'm sure those americans who are trapped in the constituents are happy that someone is still representing them and working to get them home. gentlemen, thank you very much. since this disaster started, "the ingraham angle" asked who exactly are the ones being evacuated? who's coming here and how are they being vetted? well, disturbing disturbing new details are giving us a new idea. the u.s. inv

patrick lane's children join me, katie and evan lane. guys, i'm so sorry for the loss of your father. it's such a tragedy and i know it's been hard on both of you and katie, he just moved you into college like a month ago, right? >> yes, it was one month ago that he was completely healthy, helping me move all my furniture into my first apartment, doing all the heavy lifting for me. >> he moved you in, this is your first apartment at college, i might add. he moved you in there, he stayed the night with you and what did he say to you as he was leaving? >> he gave me a really big hug and he said "i'm proud of you, katie bug." he walked out my front door, and if i had known that that was going to be my last time seeing my dad in person alive and well, i don't think i would have let go of him. >> why was he so hesitant to get vaccinated, katie? >> there's multiple reasons, i think. one of which was some of the media that he ingested. he wasn't by any means far right. he was right in the middle, and he consumed media from both sides, and just

katie alston, bbc news.outh africa where a team of doctors are using their skills to help a nine-year-old boy from zimbabwe after he was attacked by hyena earlier this year. he suffered life altering injuries. now the volunteer surgeons are beginning a series of operations to rebuild his face. the bb followed their groundbreaking work in the heartbreaking but ultimately life-affirming story of his road to recovery. >> rodwell was asleep outside church in robles and bobwhite when he was attacked by a hyena. he survived. he and his mother arrived in johannesburg to begin his reconstructive surgery. to build his confidence, his mom is taking him to meet two other young men who were attacked by hyenas. >> both have been through the same experience as rodwell. obviously way back, more than five years back. >> i was attacke on the 12 of june, 2011. >> i am very happy to meet them. >> it is tough being young and going through something like this. being so young and wedding to go to my family's arms i was 12. >> i w

i'm asking katie because katie did exactly that. tell us just story very briefly katie. yes. so i was really frustrated knowing about gerrymandering. and i actually made a facebook post one day saying, hey, i want to end gerrymandering in michigan if you want to help. let me know smiley face at the time. what i didn't realize is that in michigan, citizens can actually write laws themselves, gather a bunch of signatures for us. that was a little over 400000. and then the people can directly vote on whether they want to change that or not. and when it comes to gerrymandering, there's kind of 3 main parts you want to change. but one is who draws the lines right now. the politicians in office are literally getting to pick and choose who they want their voters to be. so we shifted that to an independent commission of citizens that have democrats, republicans, independence, and are not at all in the political space. the 2nd way is you want to change what is the criteria for how you draw those lines. so walter brought up compactness. that is an example of a criteria. we also could d

. >> katie? >> governor newsom panders to voters as his top opponent in next week's recall election gains grounds. >> a fox news alert. the taliban holding 60s planes on the tarmac at the sharit airport. >> we have hundreds of american citizens left behind enemy lines in afghanistan as i speak. we have 6 airplanes at masar-sharif airports with the interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage for demands. the taliban will not let them leave the airport. reporter: unbelievable. a state department spokesperson saying we do not have hers nell on the ground. we don't have air assets in the country. we do not control the air space over afghanistan or the region. we remind the taliban that the entire international community is looking to see if they live up to their commitments. >> [inaudible] walking as fast as i can and they started shooting right back at my legs to come back or they will shoot me i never experienced in my you life anything like this. it was like a movie scene. i definitely lo

>> katie: like the people who open up egyptian mummies just leave it alone.show everyone. don't forget exclamation point with watts tonight. that's it for the "special report" is up next. get. >> bret: that was a great show i like jesse's imitation of greg. can i get one more? >> jesse: we have tyrus! >> bret: that's all i needed. good evening and welcome to washington i'm bret baier welcome to our new "special report" set here on capitol hill it halls a new look it has a lot of bells and whistles that we will show you in coming days. today news came from capitol hill and one fiery committee hearing. >> bret: breaking tonight president biden's top diplomat puts the number of americans still trying to get out of afghanistan at, quote: roughly 100.

here's katie with coach. >> katie: thanks, tess. brian, this game had it all.lity to withstand florida state's impressive comeback? >> yeah, you know, i'm in favor of execution. maybe our entire team needs to be executed after tonight. we just didn't execute very well. and i will say this, florida state played extremely well. the two quarterback system they have, they created all kinds of problems. we have some work to do. i like our team and our players, and i love their commitment and the way they fought. we're gritty, but we got a lot of work to do. it's nice to go back and do the work after a win. it was hard. it's a tough environment to play. mike has done a great job of getting this team playing back. they're skilled, fast, athletic. and like i said, the two quarterback system they have gave us fits. but we hung in there. and we made the play we needed to in overtime. >> katie: you dipped into the transfer portal to bring jack coan to south bend. what did you think of his first game? >> he did a nice job. there's a lot of learning there. i think, you know

katy austin, bbc news.the canary islands, spewing out lava, ash and a huge column of smoke. it follows warnings from scientists of the rising risk of an eruption after days of tremors, sparking the evacuation of people living nearby. the volcano last erupted 50 years ago. jonas perez is a resident on the island and he's been giving us the very latest. they haven't that intense as the one in 1971, but we have had in the last 24, in 1971, but we have had in the last 2a, its—hours, tremors above two on the richter scale, almost, four, five, each hour. so it has been really intense.— five, each hour. so it has been really intense. really intense, and those really intense. really intense, and these amazing _ really intense. really intense, and those amazing pictures _ really intense. really intense, and those amazing pictures that - really intense. really intense, and those amazing pictures that you i really intense. really intense, andl those amazing pictures that you are showing us there, how many people live

katie, let's start with you.et's turn to the pair of bills newsom signed relating to the privacy of abortion seekers. this comes in the wake of a new law in texas that bans abortion in six weeks. let's hear what the governor had to say about this. >> we're reaffirming the constitutional, protected and fundamental rights of willman to have this safe and accessible reproductive and sexual health care that they deserve. >> katie, what is in these bills? >> is basically like you said. they are really aimed at protecting the privacy of women who receive abortions, and also the providers and staff and volunteers who work to help those women, help those women and give them care. i think what's really interesting about this is it is such a stark illustration of the split in our country. california is going one direction in terms of giving women more protections and giving providers more protections as well, versus, like you mentioned, as daylight texas where basically, anybody can sue someone if they believe they are hel

katie, what's a poster? justin bieber?lso had spice girls. i'm still heartbroken they are no longer. >> greg: never the same after that. jessica, look in your room, walk around your room. what do you see? >> jessica: i'm enchanted. not really a poster but you know the children's book" where the wild things are," i have a signed poster by marie sontag who wrote that. >> greg: i live near his street. >> jessica: i didn't even know. i'll bring my poster over to your your street. >> greg: no thank you. that whole book was disturbing. it's disturbing. jesse, your inner room, you walk over the dirty laundry, and the magazines between the mattresses. >> jesse: i only had one poster, i think it was jordan his rookie year, he stood on the moon and postponing the ball right here by his knees. do you know who michael jordan is? >> greg: yes i do. >> jesse: he probably had no sports posters. >> greg: is not a single one. >> jesse: you probably had the clash poster is. >> greg: i did. >> sandra: i think if you are asking teenagers, it

my man. >> dana: i'm disappointed katie had a great one more thing. >> katie: save it?t. brit. >> bret: i kind of want to give you the time. senators of both parties piling on the president's top dip over the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. the faster than expected collapse of the afghan government and the stranding of thousands of u.s. citizens and afghan allies. secretary of state antony blinken testifying today before the senate foreign relations committee in person. one day after a virtual appearance before a house committee. and the questions today were even more pointed. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie starts us off tonight as she did last night from capitol hill. good evening, aishah.

matt: katie, thank you very much.ross asset reporter showing us the market ahead of the fed which is coming out in less than an hour. within four years the cofounders of diameter capital partners but one of the fastest growing and best-performing firms in credit investing. now an exclusive interview with erik schatzker that discussed investment opportunities in the next taper tantrum. ♪ erik: many in the markets are terrified by the prospect of a taper tantrum. are you? >> i love it. we might as well lose money at the beginning but we have the watchlist, the process, each analyst is ready. we are disappointed there has not been one yet, and i think that would be a great opportunity for us. erik: because the echo >> what we would rather do -- erik: because? >> what we would rather do than grind returns is just by good risk and taper tantrum's 2013 created the opportunity for that. it was there for three or four weeks and then it was gone. you had a loan market taper tantrum where we put 15% of the loans in two weeks. w

katie many thanks _ nowjust around the corner.ound today. let's have a look at a few more. we may only be seven games into the new championship season, but nottingham forest are now looking for a new manager. chris hughton has been sacked afterjust 11 months in charge. forest are bottom of the league, with just one point from their first seven games, their worst start to a season for 108 years. the chelsea and england star reece james has appealed to fans to help find his playing medals after they were stolen on tuesday. james was involved in chelsea's game against zenit st petersburg in the champions league when he says thieves broke into his home and stole his champions league and super cup winners medals and his runners—up medalfrom euro 2020. england's men are up to third in fifa's world rankings, equalling their highest ever position since rankings were introduced in 1992. they made it to the final of the euros injuly and beat hungary and andorra in world cup qualifying earlier this month before drawing with poland. belgium a

katie often, bbc news. make this reduction in vat permanent? yes, the vat reduction hl .5% coming in from the beginning of next month, that we believe, is the right rate to have vat for tourism related services and hospitality. it will help the businesses in the because it would take 12—18 months for them to get them through the challenges of covid and rebuild shattered balance sheets and recover and the lower rate is essential to help navigate the cost pressures and supply chain pressures that we have been seeing over the last few months. seeing over the last few months-— seeing over the last few months. ., . ., , months. the chancellor is preparing _ months. the chancellor is preparing for _ months. the chancellor is preparing for the - months. the chancellor is preparing for the autumn | preparing for the autumn statement and he's looking at all these various requests coming in from all sides. what are your hopes that you will be to? ~ ~' ., are your hopes that you will be to? ~ ~ ., ., are your hopes th

katie kaminski, ortho simplex -- katie kaminski, alphasimplex chief strategist, joining us next.his is bloomberg. ♪ chair powell: inflation is elevated and will likely remain so in coming months before moderating. sec. yellen: clearly inflation this year is going to be above 2%. chair powell: we are seeing upward pressure on prices, particularly due to supply bottlenecks in some sectors. sec. yellen: we are seeing monthly inflation rates taper off. sen. kennedy: what do you think it will be at the end of the year, if not 2%? sec. yellen: probably closer to 4%. chair powell: these effects have been larger and longer lasting than anticipated, but they will abate, and as they do, inflation is expected to drop back to our longer running 2% goal. alix: that was yesterday at the senate banking committee, talking about inflation. now the question becomes, how does this feedthrough to the earnings picture? so far we have seen some pastor in terms of cost, where you can raise your prices. but how much more juice is left for those operating margins? the blue line shows earnings estimates f

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katie, it's my first apology on "gutfeld!." >> you are doing well. done an amazing job. the conservatives in california have rally behind him to get him on the island and bring up real issues. democrats outnumber republicans 2:1 in california. and he also used federal stimulus money to send everybody a check to buy votes. we will see what happens. i am pulling for larry. i think he has worked really hard. californians deserve better than gavin newsom. [cheers and applause] >> jesse: people getting ballots, that includes a vander holyfield? was going to happen out there in the sunshine state? wait, is that florida? >> yeah. the golden state. >> jesse: where are gutfeld's writers when i need them. your prediction. >> i love larry elder. but pretty boy new son, he says it's a violation -- that's what we call -- the people's right to vote you out on your togas. lemme give you a story about larry elder. 2002, both in oakland. we are dealing with black nationalists were talking about black on black crime and we are both in a room and there -- my complexion

katie: no. although you did see this wholesale de-risking, you did not really see it budge with the bond spreads. we look into it, we still see high-yield spreads. i was telling the people about this, why aren't high-yield spreads moving? you did see some movement in high-yield commodities. the answer i got, basically this is not a u.s. story. yes, we are seeing some contagion risks. the fact that i yields are not moving, that is a signal that maybe you want to buy the dip. caroline: so this is just a china story, that is what they are saying? and it still we get any worries from the federal reserve later in the week, it remains? katie: if you look at what was selling off today, if you look at the msci emerging markets next china index, obviously -- markets x-china index, that does not have any china exposure. kroger fell over 1%. that is a u.s.-only change. that feeds into the story that people are just looking to take chips off the table today. caroline: maybe they will put them back on tomorr

katie: 96. it is a part of the world that one can't neglect, and not only because of the opportunity to provide, but you lose excitement if you are not there. lisa: this is the question, can you be invested right now? can you be invested in an area where you have such uncertain regulatory power. although there is this debate, increasing among officials in china over just how much they should crackdown versus reassuring businesses they are not going to undermine their models. jonathan: the common prosperity, can we talk about that? in connecting what president xi is doing it, and what it means. >>>> if global investors are confused, looks like there is some confusion in china as well about this massive new policy agenda. we are getting some sense of that confusion in china. on the one hand, we've had an influence in bloggers and state media pushing this idea of a revolution in terms of the changes upcoming. on the other hand, we have pushed back to a very influential tabloid making the point that

>> greg: katie, 30 seconds. >> katie: bet baier should interview the bear. iron. he went out and got the bat. wasn't at home. he was a visiting team but he is excited to be back fetching those bats and apologized to the team for crashing their team. >> jesse: levi valley iron pig. >> greg: pennsylvania levi valley. "special report" is up next. [laughter] >> bret: i'm not even going to go there. you have polling on the bear is really impressive. [laughter] >> bret: the lead-in has really gone down hill. i just have to say that thank you. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight and just in the past few minutes there is a major development in the gabby petino case. a federal arrest warrant has now been issued for the boyfriend brian laundrie. authorities are tipping what is now officially a man

>> ridge: nothing yet. >> katie: what do you think that means? >> ridge: i don't know what it means. he followed quinn when she left and hopefully he'll find out something. >> katie: eric said that quinn was gonna be out this evening. >> ridge: that's par for the course, isn't it? >> katie: where do you think she is? what do you think she's doing? >> ridge: who's she doing it with? i have my suspicions, but i hope i'm wrong. for dad's sake. >> quinn: please, justin. you have to listen to us. >> carter: if you say a word about this to anyone-- >> justin: see, that's exactly it. i'm still not sure what this whole thing

just three years later, katy arrived. >> katy was just this big personality, smiling, bubbly, with aous laugh.as this was her place, this was her tribe, and she was all in. >> reporter: as seen in this news report, being with other kids helped katy thrive. she eventually married, and now has a daughter she calls frankie, after the father she lost. and she's back at camp working full time at the place she credits with giving her her life back. >> i do think sometimes the stars align. it was just a little bit from something above. >> reporter: do you feel like your life's come full circle? >> it has. i grew up thinking good things couldn't happen to me, but at some point i thought good things can happen to you, no matter what. >> reporter: never forget. jamie yuccas, cbs news, raleigh, north carolina. >> o'donnell: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪ hey neal, with 3% cash back at drugstores from chase freedom unl

>> dan: quick and i will throw to katie.o while he is in nashville. i will make sure to leave him note. i'm doing fox nation shows simulcast radio show 12 to 3 every day. if you sign up for fox nation you can watch. i'm not responsible for what happens on the commercial break at all. only for what goes out on the a the video stays life the the whole time. >> dana: what happens on commercial break. >> dan: a couple times i forgot the camera was on. >> katie: washington, d.c. new puppy meet biscuits 9 week old chocolate lab, official dog of the hockey team staying with them the next 14 to 16 month as they prepare him to be a service dog with america's vet dogs. so they had a former dog and his name was captain. he has now been given to a marine corps master sergeant named mark. >> dana: great team support ghid next guy "special report" is up next. hi, bret. >> bret: go caps. that is great program. i'm always following puppies on this show. thanks, dana. >> dana: bye. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier

we will begin with katie nelson above southlake tahoe tonight, katie? >> reporter: ken, we are at the lodge on the california side of the mountain and tonight, snow-making machines are on blowing a fine watery mist across the mountain. >> reporter: crews from cal fire are putting together a strategy tonight to try to save heavenly from the caldor fire as the winds continue to push the flames east, straight towards the ski resort. >> we want the plan in place and everything built and in place where we can hold it here. >> reporter: firefighters made a plan for dozers to cut lines around the resort overnight. another key part of the strategy is the snow-making machines. >> it will help a lot. it is getting t is spreading water out. it is increasing the humidity level. it getting everything wet so if we have any spots in here it is able to slow it down to where we can get folks in it. >> reporter: at highway 88 at kirkwood, crews there are working tonight to try to protect the runs and infrastructure as the fire continues to move closer. fanned by the gust

just a response to what katie has l just a response to what katie has just said?ts. _ just said? there has certainly been improvements. i— just said? there has certainly been improvements. i think _ just said? there has certainly been improvements. i think the - just said? there has certainly been| improvements. i think the problem just said? there has certainly been i improvements. i think the problem is we cannot ignore the fact we've lost many officers and police staff, and actually lack of resources and make actually lack of resources and make a difference. when you're dealing with a woman who is been the victim of domestic abuse, you need to make sure you've got sufficient time, you've got the ability to help and support that individual, and women will often on average not call police until they have been attacked or abused 32 times. it is terrible we have such violence against women and girls for what we need to be looking at is ensuring we have got sufficient resources, we have the right training and we have effective partnership working between all the dif

we also have katie delacenserie, historian for the better until that ministration who will provide insight into the unprecedented changes the va made after the war and how it revolutionized medical care for veterans and she will reflect on the enduring legacy of the 75 tube anniversary of va medicine and the programs which remain very much alive and present in this year of our nation's veterans so thank you for joining us today. >> a pleasure to be there with you tonight, to be present. >> thank you to the world war ii museum for having us. >> we are very excited to talk about it means so much to a lot of americans, and world war ii helped accelerate what we know today was veterans benefits before we jump into the questions i have for you today i would like to remind our audience that there will be time for questions and answers at the end of this program so if you have questions for our panelists put yourself in the q and a section on zoom or a comment on the facebook video stream. we want to remind our audience this program is designed to look at the rapid growth and impact of the vetera

ok, thanks katie in singapore _ year. ok, thanks katie in singapore for— year.s underway to help more people of colour reach senior positions in business in the uk. the 10,000 black interns initiative aims to offer more opportunities to young black graduates. currently, there are no black chairs, chief executives, or chief financial officers in any of the ftse100 or aim listed companies. joining me now is esther 0dejimi—uzokwe, programme director, 10,000 black interns. a very warm welcome to the programme. must admit only that this news broke some time ago, that in the ftse 100 this news broke some time ago, that in the ftse100 there are no lax ceos or see sweet executives which is staggering, isn't it? in this day and age? absolutely and you are correct to say in this day and age it absolutely is staggering and these are the industry decision—makers making decisions for all colours and all races in society and i think we can all agree that thatis think we can all agree that that is a big problem and that is exactly what10,000 black interns is here to attempt to

>> i amonored to be on the show entity with you, kati.nction was granted to teal jones, prohibits blocking of logging activities within a large area, several hundred square kilometers what is now known as southern vancouver island. it is not prohibit people from being there, just blocking the logging. there have been -- as kati has been talking about, there been hundreds or thousands of people that are trying to stop that logging from taking place. but it does not prohibit people from being there. there's been an ongoing battle waged on a variety of fronts between the rcmp who have been trying to keep land defenders out of the area to try to quell resistance. juan: what about the tactics used by the police and especially the mounties in terms of the protesters? >> it has been hugely concerning from a legal perspective. there has been -- like said, people have the right to peacefully protest, but -- in the police of sensibly should just -- of sensibly should just be arresting people who are violating the injunction by blocking logging acti

katie gornall looks back on his life.t natural finishers ever to play the game. perhaps even the greatest goal—scorer that england has produced. it's greaves! oh, and a hat—trick for greaves! he was devilishly funny as well, with his wit and his personality. so charismatic. but on the field of play, people will remember him most, those of us who are old enough to have witnessed his magnificence at times. he could score all sorts of goals. he was a beautifully graceful footballer and a wonderful finisher. jimmy greaves made his name at chelsea, before moving to ac milan in 1961. his european adventure was brief, and he soon returned home to tottenham hotspur, the club which would define his career. the goals kept on coming. his 266 at spurs remains a record to this day, and he scored 44 in just 57 games for england. he used to say to me, you do all the running, i'll do all the scoring. and that's what he was. he was a great, great goal—scorer. and in time to come, with stories known aboutjimmy greaves, people will remember

the tv personality katie price has pleaded guilty to drink driving and driving while disqualified and in court at crawley magistrates', from where colin paterson reports. katie price leaving court this afternoon, someone who has spent 25 years trying to get her face in the papers for once desperate to cover up. yesterday at around 6:20am in the morning, she crashed a bmw on a rural lane not far from her house in horsham. when the police arrived, she told them, "i took drugs, i should not be driving," and later tested positive for cocaine. sitting in the dock, wearing a bright pink sweatshirt, katie price listened as the court was told about the difficulties in her life — the fact she was so lonely, she had decided to drive to see a friend despite being banned. she pleaded guilty to drink—driving, to driving without insurance and driving while disqualified. i'm going to have to season it... katie price is still a tv regular, recently on celebrity masterchef, nominated at the national television awards and, on monday, appeared on good morning britain, talking about how her two—year driv

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katie, what do you think?ntion from you. my flop is joe biden flipping his stance on abortion this week. take a listen. >> i'm prepared to accept that the moment of conception is human life [inaudible] but i'm not prepared to say that to other god-fearing nongod-fearing people that have a different view. i respect those who believe life begins at the moment of conception. i respect that. don't agree, but i respect that. >> yeah, so president joe biden campaign is a moderate on a number of issues especially on abortion. he now not only supports taxpayer-funded abortions, but also now changing his own personal definition of when life begins. he is now saying it is not at conception. i would say that's a big flop and flip from the president. what do you think, kaylee? >> yeah, you're exactly right. his press secretary was asked at 15 weeks is a baby a baby? we know a baby can sense light under his eyelids at that point, arms and legs, moves around, heart beat, she refused to answer the question. it is appalling o

katie: the defying army that was out there seems to have retraced a bit.you look at the options market, there is some interesting data out from sundial capital which found, if you look at what small traders are buying, individual investors, just 43% of their total volume was spent on options last week. when you go back to february, that number was as high as 55%, so you are seeing sort of a retreat there. confidence has been rattled all the way from institutions down to the smallest traders down there. alix: without them, what winds up happening? thanks a lot, katie greifeld. you can see we are down by 1.7% on the s&p. holding onto that 100-day moving average, but bonds are holding onto their strength. bear steepening takes hold on this tuesday. the 30-year up by seven basis points. we will break things down more after this. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. general mark milley, head of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff said two calls to his chinese counterparts in the final weeks before the trump administration were

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