but they will have to do it without kim little who has retired from international duty. lucy graham because of injury. but they do have a new head coach. he is aiming very heinous first campaign. first we will try to aim for the first— first we will try to aim for the first position. we are aware that the first— first position. we are aware that the first position is difficult but only if— the first position is difficult but only if you dream and work for the first position may be you get the second _ first position may be you get the second but for the second maybe you will be _ second but for the second maybe you will be third. so we will aim for the highest. we will aim to win every— the highest. we will aim to win every match. is the highest. we will aim to win every match-— the highest. we will aim to win every match. the highest. we will aim to win eve match. , ., , , ., every match. is for wales, they have the unfortunate _ every match. is for wales, they have the unfortunate title _ every match. is for wales, they have the unfortunate title of— every match. is fo

midfielder kim little steps down from the international stage after earning 140 caps and scoring 59 goals2007. and the scottish champions glasgow city are in champions league qualifying action right now in geneva against the swiss side servette. it's the first leg of the tie. the winner of the tie will reach the last 12 group phase. now onto the paralympics, where it's been another golden day for great britain. david smith won his third consecutive para title in the boccia to become the country's most successful athlete in the sport. but as our reporter in tokyo, rachel latham, told me earlier, smith didn't have it easy in the final. he was coming from behind and he had to show so much grit and determination, and hold his nerve to win that gold medal. he's a player at the paralympics. he has cerebral palsy so we had to keep control of his whole body. because bocce is about mind over matter, it's a thinking man's game. he had to control himself throughout to win the gold medal, and he was actually great britain's 30th gold medals here in the games in tokyo. it meant so much to david that h

kim little scored twice to keep up the gunners' 100 per cent start to the season — played three, wonor fellow briton lando norris, who was on the verge of a maiden victory when he slid off in torrential rain. hamilton became the first driver to win 100 formula one races. he now leads title rival max verstappen by 2 points after the dutchman fought back from last to finish second. england's women cricketers have won the final game of their one—day series against new zealand. tammy beaumont hit a brilliant century in the final game in canterbury as they thrashed new zealand by 203 runs. england won the series 4—1. anthonyjoshua defeated, and europe going down yesterday. brute anthony joshua defeated, and europe going down yesterday.— going down yesterday. we are going to t going down yesterday. we are going tot and going down yesterday. we are going to try and move _ going down yesterday. we are going to try and move on _ going down yesterday. we are going to try and move on from _ going down yesterday. we are going to try and move on from the - going down yesterday. we are going to tr

in the little girl there, kim, how about home? i am with them. you suppose the best part is a good love in to who credible means more than one guy than most me. the info at all. i see the killer 3 people have fallen to their death in the past 20 years. mostly i was the result of negligence. like maria, most of the women preferred to cross on foot wednesday if not, and then what i hear, but up i said, but i was much for you. what is the when? yes, i am book will be will be the one the most kid i was it wasn't allow me to get out of it. i will allow them is possible. they already did in the city, but i don't know how much my bill is gonna be, but i say, so we end the weekend for case moist will be the yeah, the beer sounds like i'm not despite the physical exertion, maria still prefers walking. taking the sky cable well, when there was all the others is yours. you know it was but with him again. no, not the details. you know, the know that i'm going with genius and those game that i will, none of my few moments, even in the valley the what days a l

you remember the rhetoric, little rocket man about kim and so on. does joe biden go there with a sense of relief or is he after the afghan withdrawal and other issues and challenges a diminished leader to some degree as he gives his first speech? >> i wouldn't say a diminished leader but the way i put it is this way. the world is very worried that donald trump represented a broader shift in america's attitude toward the world and that joe biden is continuing that attitude. the united states is not leading the world in the massive vaccination program. we would have to be really working with the chinese on that to try and make sure that you vaccinate the world. we are really not leading on important new trade grounds. we are not leading in terms of even coordinating travel with vaccine. on many of these issues, the biden administration seems to put it bluntly very america first focused. you look at, you know, the issue of travel. europe has lower vaccination and lower covid rates than america, higher vaccination rates than america. and yet it's only t

kim. thank you. >> i thought we could start out with you telling a little about the book. >> sure, thank you, thank you kim and i want to first think the boston public library for hosting this conversation. i really wish we were having an person books come to life in the hands of readers and there's nothing more gratifying as an author then to see the readers come out and it's been a highlight of my book publishing career this time were going to have to do a little differently and i hope nevertheless we have a rich conversation because the other way books come to life is through dialogue in the public sphere. i also really want to thank him a brilliant historian and someone who has taken time bringing in enormous knowledge to waiver in unions and working conditions. as has been mentioned my book is called dirty work and it's subtitled essential jobs in the hidden toll of inequality in america and i want to fixate a little bit on the jobs because it's the terms that we all recognize now that is coming to currency during the pandemic and it's fascinating for me to watch that happen in to see a nation

kim. you can see things kind of shaken there a little bit things, a little gusty outside kron mabrisa rodriguezt with a look at what else is on the way as we move further into the saturday night. i know. i was shocked. he didn't say it's a picture perfect day in the bay area's beautiful outside. it is a picture perfect and you came back just in time to brag for on this. right. i know right. it's all me. but. >> what it was hard for me to actually head into work today because i wanted to enjoy the beautiful weather outside. but all right. all report on it instead. hopefully you guys got to enjoy it for me. let's take a live look outside at half moon bay marine layer non existing beautiful out there from coast to valleys and radar for not really seeing any lower high cloud out there. but future cast for going to see some high clouds overhead during the overnight hours giving way to plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. maybe some drizzle but really not going to be a big drizzle maker like we have seen in weeks past and calmer conditions after that storm swept through the bay area to end your workw

kim, i hope you could here that little _ sad as it is. the heartbreaking, the pathos of that, the drama of that, the very human... they are human beings. they are very down—to—earth people, very private people, and when you hear this week, they are so humble. they don't sort of parade their private lives. you know, they don't talk the ins and outs of what happened there. they leave us to imagine... well, they leave us to imagine... well, they leave us to songs. we can tell from the songs how painful it was to be in that situation. so beautiful. i feel very emotional talking about them today. find feel very emotional talking about them today-— feel very emotional talking about them today. and maisie, for you, when we look _ them today. and maisie, for you, when we look ahead _ them today. and maisie, for you, when we look ahead to _ them today. and maisie, for you, when we look ahead to the - them today. and maisie, for you, when we look ahead to the show| them today. and maisie, for you, . when we look ahead to the show and introducing a wh

kim. can you tell us a little -- look, your skills both of you, that's like catching some kind of fly ballpened. i know there were a few minutes where the cat was dangling, you were waiting and tell us what happened from the moment it dropped. >> well, the students that were below us were kind of pushing us in one direction or the other because they couldn't tell exactly if we were over the cat or not. it was really hard to tell. but once the cat fell, it fell on craig's end of the flag and then kind of rolled down to the area that was below us, which was only about two or three feet. and the students were right there. they picked the cat up and the cat appeared to be okay. then all of the -- because we sit right above the student section. so the students were just super excited that the cat was okay. and i think it kind of scared the cat a little bit. but it seemed to be fine. >> okay. so where is the cat now? or do we know? and i have to also ask, i think it's impressive -- the fact that you caught this cat is amazing, but i also understand that some of the people around you, the cat was

little bit. what's happening there where you are hello kim. yes, we are at the, on the highway between the state of delhi and also for the dish. and this has been over the past 10 months. one of the 3 biggest protest sites. but like all of the other main approaches sites on delhi borders, the numbers here have dwindled by the demands from farmers around the country to repeal the 3 laws which were passed exactly one year ago in india, the parliament have not gone away. asshole today marks one year since those little of the past and farm is unions have called for a voluntary shut down of all offices of educational institutions, of shots, of industries and off events. now this is not being we can't see that it's being observed where we are in delhi, but there are a number of smaller protests that are taking place here in the states of potty ana in punjab and also for dish. and importantly, as you mentioned, and the main opposition congress party, a number of regional parties which are impala in other states, including westbank goal, the southern

i can't wait until they get here >> reporter: of course, keepin up with kim may have proven a littletz and glamour we made time for plenty of selfies. >> say cheese. >> one, two, three. >> hair is everything. >> reporter: what would an american-themed event be without members of team usa, fresh off the tokyo olympics gymnast simone biles flexing her fashion muscles in an 88-pound gown how does it feel to be on this red -- actually white carpet >> insane. unreal. >> reporter: newly crowned all-around olympic champ suni lee fittingly dressed in gold, thanking simone for enlisting the help of "today" to surprise her father with a new wheelchair earlier this month >> my dad is doing better. i think he loves his chair i'm so thankful for simone. >> reporter: gratitude always in style as the met gala celebrates the land of the free and home of the brave fashion choices. >> i see why they call it the party of the year. the gala is the main source of funding for the costume institute. to make up for the cancelled 2020 gala, they'll host another one next year in may as you can imagine, it'll

little later. coming up later, what do el salvador and kim kardashian have in common? they are both endorsing cryptocurrency. we break down those stories later on plus we are back at the munich auto show. we will be speaking with the ceo's of lamborghini and a car parts maker. china's trade unexpectedly surged despite the outbreak of the delta variant. we will discuss that and plenty more from our guest. if you have questions of your own, send them to us. ib+tv is the function to use. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. a relatively positive session in trade in asia. european equity markets. cac futures unchanged. a little bit of downside expected elsewhere. suppliers likely boosted orders ahead of the shopping season, offsetting disruptions of the delta variant. george soros slammed blackrock's china push as a tragic mistake that poses risks to client money and security interests. in an op head, he -- op-ed, he says they misunderstood xi jinping. blackrock will no doubt want to respond. the cio is with us this morning. phil, nice

kim morgan, he's an algebra english correspondent. she was reporting on that flood situation just a little while ago. like where we are in sudan a little bit, 7 north and south to don. hey, she is reporting on the flooding. this is what's new ala village in sudan state of white mile now looks like from above. it once had more than 80 homes, housing, dozens of families, but heavy rains in the east of the country resulted in flash floods that left the houses in ruins. le, right again in these houses belonged to me and my children. then the waters came at night about a week ago and started studying the village. they just moved in, but now everything has gone. i managed to save the cupboard, but it's destroyed. i don't know what will happen next. the only way to reach new ala now is by boat, and many of the villagers are using them to pick up whatever they can salvage mervin. i'm just looking at tweet that nazi centers just a little while ago. and matthew says on twitter, this is already happening here in zambia, talking about people being displaced by climate change, people migrating to the northern par

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time body image, make her put down instagram big of a copy of little women are these are things are going to help out. paul: will you know kimising teens in the social media world, so how do you or how to the parents get a hold of that. what should facebook's responsibility be here read. guest: right and i think that is part of the rage, billion is correct, the fundamental response ability 14 interaction with social media is less household and with parents. at the same time, parents have every right to expect that the operators of social media are going to be transparent and also be helpful to parents and giving them tools and information they know to make sure their kids are using things properly and responsibly and coming out of it better, not worse that is not what we have seen from these groups, these documents should certainly show that what they have care about most is simply increasing engagements and clicks and mental health or other issues, who cares. and from their perspective, the problem is might be a parents job at their infighting washington coming into come in and do something you think there would be a team o

kim across the bay area on this saturday night. all very mild saturday as folks are making their plans for the labor day weekend could be headed out of town planning a little bit of a staycation. lots of folks doing things this weekend. >> and it's a little hazy out there and hot and kron four's erica caturay is here now with what we can expect yeah. you're right about that today. some places we actually hit a 100 degrees like out in fairfield. tomorrow's going to be a warmer for inland areas as well. here you see our temperature change the last 24 hours there. santa rosa, 10 degrees higher versus the same time yesterday san jose as well on san francisco on some parts of the coast. not too much of a change as for current temperatures right now, we're at 80 in san jose 83 right now. in fremont still on and 90's up there in pittsburgh and conquered 95 in fairfield and 72 right now in petaluma so air quality, of course, moderate right now not the greatest tomorrow. we are going to see some changes with that as well. specially far east bay and south bay areas as we do have warmer temperatures and those ozone levels are going to change a bit. so a spare. the ai

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little bit more. ok, that is high school is looking for now. all right, thanks sunday. and that's it. for me, for this news out, my colleague, kim vanelle will be back in a moment with more of the news news and frank assessments. what's the point of the un multilateralism isn't part of isn't dna. we need some or we're sovereign states can exchange use informed opinions is likely to change biting behavior and it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match this more games ontology. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story. on our jazeera al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on al, just in the city of cobble his experience so much upheaval for decades. and they says another change to get used to. and one that's far from easy situation. and now it's not clear. the people are just l

kim's convenience and can a small production to now. one of the next marvel superheroes and. >> and a little lame dropped to just like with, you know, when i was a comic i that had a lot of coffee. i was a kid in there look to be right back. >> 7.26 the time bay area news. we've got crime in oakland running rampant apparently 87 homicides so far this year with 5 happening just in the last week. compare that to the 64 that we had for all of last year. and you can see we are well ptst that. in addition, the run over 400 shootings this year. armed robberies carjackings. apparently all up compared to last year. oakland's police chief leronne armstrong is making another appeal now to the public for their help in solving and stopping these crimes. he wants crime victims to know to come to them that retaliation is not the answer. >> there's an opportunity that community has to actually touch them before have to come into the hands of law enforcement or before it get themselves involvement in another violent act. so really call in a family members and friends that if you see your loved one armed with a firearm. and if you see them involved in so

some blaming the state department saying they took a little too much credit for those folks getting out. with that let wants bring in our panel kim at the "wall street journal." amy walter publisher and editor of chief of the cook political reporter and jonah goldberg editor and chief of the dispatch. panelists, welcome. >> thank you. >> kimberly, is secretary of state blinken putting a little too much faith and confidence in the taliban or is that just the terrible hand he has to play right now? >> you know, when you think about this, mike, the biden administration doesn't want anyone to really notice this but this has to be one of the most stunning and disquieting political transformations in u.s. history. the taliban, a group that helped al-qaeda and has been killing americans for 20 years, the biden administration is now turning to as a trusted ally? in all of this? we're depending on them to give us the information and help get americans out as well as to be our eyes and ears on the ground against terrorists. i mean, it really strains crew cruelty. they would allowing us to be operating on the theater list of all americans.

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kim junglin expressed any signs of wanting real dialogue? jenny? i'm also curious to add to this. it seemed like in the trump administration, things took a weird turn there for a little bit. and i'm just curious, where are we now? has it reset to back before or did things change? because a trump's different approach and is qindzhong interested and having similar meetings with biden, or do we know well, you know, during this from, by ministration. and, and actually several times the north koreans have committed to the new group ation of the korean peninsula. and certainly there's some loaded meaning to some of that, but this idea of are they willing to negotiate? yes, they're willing to negotiate. but the reality is, is that they're not going to, that doesn't mean they come to the table and simply put the nuclear weapons on the table and say, here, what can i get for this? this is a process and like i said, there is some security underpinning to their nuclear program that also needs to be addressed in that process. and what you saw anything for in 2018, was an agreement to an agenda that included that relationship. changing the nature of the security situation, changi

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kim, that's quite the pace. i've never heard that before. what more do we know about the substance of the investigations? >> reporter: there was very little from my own reporting that, look, this is an incredible threat to the united states, both a national security threat and an economic threat. the chinese are committing espionage in this country every day, stealing national security secrets and business secrets. the fbi is constantly investigating that. what else came up at this hearing is a picture of the terrorism threat against the united states. officially really underscored what's been clear for some time, which is that the threat to the u.s. from international terrorism motivated by islamic extremism is much less than it used to be, but the threat from domestic extremism has exploded. we also heard the director of national counter terrorism center saying that the threat to the u.s. homeland is less acute than it was two decades ago. officials are usually reluctant to say that kind of thing. she added the main threat is from lone extremists, including those motivated by conspiracy theory. fbi director wray testified that since the

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kim! yup! i'm hiding from my kids, as we speak. >> bret: gorgeous shot of the capitol tonight. a look at tomorrow's headlines with the panel. harold? >> a little collierville tennessee and all the first responders for the way you responded today that the shooting at the kroger there. you will be in all of our prayers. bless you. >> bret: sad stuff. bill? >> yeah, biden overheard quoting shakespeare king lehrer this is not the worst as long as you can say this is the worst. he didn't really say that. i made that up. but he should check out king lehr about another king who makes one awful decision about another and how he ends up. don't work out well. >> bret: jonah. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez fined for removing mask on house floor better to whip over the continued existence of israel. >> bret: all right. panel tomorrow congress seeks answer about havana syndrome happening more. what is it and what do we know? thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this "special report" fair balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts right now. >> pete: hey, bret, let me try a headline for tomorrow kamala har

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little bit now but still persistent. >> and the mask wars are raging. in iowa a judge ruled that masks in schools can be mandated. and the republican governor kimately announced an appeal. stepping away from the politics of this all, are masks in schools effective at stopping the spread, or at least slowing it? >> yes. i don't know at which point -- it almost becomes how much evidence do you need or how many times do you have to prove the same thing? there have been so many school districts now that have been masked versus those that have been not masked. and you can compare those sort of as control groups. they're not perfect randomized trials, but i think it's very clear now, and the cdc has come out and said masks work and there's no sort of down side to them. what i think is interesting, if you look overall at these now modeling studies going forward and say, okay, let's look at the various scenarios, no masking or testing, and see what kind of difference it makes, there's about 45 million students k-12. as i mentioned probably around 5 to 10 million have already been infected. 75% of the remaining 30 to 40 million students are at risk over

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leader kim jong un the launch was sent to sandy signal to the domestic audience as well as south korea doing its own testing and the biden administration, which is talking to seoul but made little korea's continuing focus on developing its military program and the threat that poses to neighbors and international community. south korea saying. >> north korea is resuming nuclear missile activities. i think it shows how urgent the resumption of diplomacy is. >> and even neighboring allied china weighing in. >> we call on our parties concerned to exercise restraint actively engage in dialogue. >> still, as north korea struggles with ongoing covid restrictions, natural disasters and economic cries ease, it might take more than a few new noistles get the swagger back in a strategic step. u.s. north korean envoy is in tokyo tomorrow to meet with his japanese and south korean counterparts as they try to raise the volume of diplomacy over their regional saber rattling. bret? >> bret: greg palkot in london. thank you. up next, we are in the final hours of voting in the california gubernatorial recall. tell you how things are shaping up out west. first, beyond our borders tonight. iran's

little progress. the last time the leadership of north korea and the united states got together was june 2019 along the dmz. that was with leader kimtrump. seems like a long time ago. back to you. neil: yeah, certainly does, greg, thank you very much. greg palkot on that. go to the buy who played a key role as national security advisor to dick cheney, talking about john hannah. i think i'm imagining it, but seems to be a lot of current worrisome events and china getting as aggressive in the middle east again. also threatening to bring ships into our waters because we bring ships into theirs, even though not their waters, a lot happening concurrently. what do you make of that? >> i think you can't extract the afghanistan fiasco from any of this, neil. certainly in the case of a north korea, they have got every reason to at least raise the question in their own minds how much staying power does the biden administration have. north korea's ultimate goal to get the united states to withdraw of 29 years from the korean peninsula, so he can coerce reunification with the south on their own terms and there is no doubt, a lot of south korea

host: let's go to kim, calling from lancaster, south carolina on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, jesse. can you give me a littlee? i have three topics i would like to talk about. first, how did the haitians get to the texas border? haiti is 2500 miles away. [indiscernible] we can decrease the world population by 10% through 15% through vaccines. then, when the coronavirus first got the vaccine, he was cured. you'll be ok, but you might get a little sick. now you are telling the people, those shots are not working because they have to get the boosters. it's just common sense. what about when they tell you next time, you have to get another shot? the united states is not going to have any money to borrow by october 15? america the broke. where is all this money coming from? the coronavirus relief package, only 49% actually went to the coronavirus. with this infrastructure bill, i wonder how much is actually going to go to infrastructure. host: let's go to liz, calling from hot springs national park in arkansas on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i am right with that guy from south carolina

host: let's go to kim, calling from lancaster, south carolina on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, jesse. can you give me a littlee? i have three topics i would like to talk about. first, how did the haitians get to the texas border? haiti is 2500 miles away. [indiscernible] we can decrease the world population by 10% through 15% through vaccines. then, when the coronavirus first got the vaccine, he was cured. you'll be ok, but you might get a little sick. now you are telling the people, those shots are not working because they have to get the boosters. it's just common sense. what about when they tell you next time, you have to get another shot? the united states is not going to have any money to borrow by october 15? america the broke. where is all this money coming from? the coronavirus relief package, only 49% actually went to the coronavirus. with this infrastructure bill, i wonder how much is actually going to go to infrastructure. host: let's go to liz, calling from hot springs national park in arkansas on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i am right with that guy from south carolina

kim -- of the "boston globe." it doesn't -- here we are. >> here we might be, i think i want to say, nicole. i think i want to raise a littleism wills there is a concerted and sustained effort in this place. just as eddie pointed out before, we thought that sandy hook would result in a wave not just in legislation on gun control, but in public outrage that would force and push law makers to make a change. and that didn't happen. you have seen over the past two years as we thought there was an inflection point in the black lives matter movement where people would demand that policing laws be reformed. we are still waiting on that to hamilton we are barely getting a voting rights bill. i hope that people do realize, particularly at the state level -- this isn't just a federal problem. state legislatures can pass roe acts that codify the protections that were in roe v wade knowing that it is in peril. they can push their state lawmakers and their federal lawmakers on this. i hope that happens but we have seen too many times that it hasn't. i think we will wait and see. >> claire, i rarely carry the mantle of the optimist on an

he's got a little bit more detail on what we can see this weekend for labor day weekend dave were in tv worries. the artist kimis weekend. >> so i can start pumping up on sunday and into monday during a seal. start to see some noticing movement. see, i got a slower one see a more subtle. towards the end of next week, though something interesting starts to happen will be showing you this a little bit later on in the 4 zone forecast. but we do see some earnest thunder showers tunnel working here. i mean, into the region. not so much the bay area, but the only concern is that could be dry lightning with some of that too. so that's a little problem. course we welcome any rain we get with any of that. speaking of things. right now we have that fog that we're dealing with right now as things get started here in half moon, bay and and that fog will then clear out for us as we get into the midday hours. here's the bay bridge toll plaza overcast that we have an overcast. also at half moon bay but to give us a couple of hours before we get some clearing not along the way of surface when single digits to calm winds. we c

kim of new jersey for five minutes. >> thank you. [inaudible] the collapse -- i want to unpack this a little bit. from your assessment, was the situation with you have consecutive force, was this situation were not given the orders or strategy to have them at that? >> i think is accommodation. i think to a large is sent, security forces were ill-served by the leadership they had and giving them a coherent plan. throughout the summer we were pressing and obviously the experts were pressing military leaders but also the conversations to put in place an effective ten and in particular to make sure they were consolidating their forces to more effectively defend major cities and large capitol so in the absence despite extensive efforts to adopt the plan i think you made it harder for those who wanted to w fight. >> this will be one of the most important questions when we look back at this and try to understand and diagnose where the problem is. i related element, i want your take on this, the former president. he secured anything for his people would hit a project? >> i want to characterize his larger