that makes laura kinney the - race so badly in all my life. makes laura kinney the most successful femaley nations. she's not done yet and shall go for her sixth on sunday to match sir chris hoy and her husband, jason kenny. first, time for reflection. it was hard to believe she was born six weeks early with a collapsed lung. laura became laura kinney when she married jason shortly after rio. a year later, their son was born. through the beautiful chaos of becoming a mother to delivering a master class in composure today, britain's most successful female olympian isn't going anywhere yet. she successful female olympian isn't going anywhere yet.— successful female olympian isn't going anywhere yet. she has a long career ahead _ going anywhere yet. she has a long career ahead of _ going anywhere yet. she has a long career ahead of her— going anywhere yet. she has a long career ahead of her still. _ going anywhere yet. she has a long career ahead of her still. we're - career ahead of her still. we're talking as if it's the end of her career. it's not. she can be in two or three games beyond.

and stephen welcomes: anderson cooper and musical guest sleater-kinney.atiste and stay human. and now, liiive on tape from the ed sullivan theater in newrkt'ho ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, how are you! hello! the when i move... what's up, john. hey, lois. lois, joan. good to see you! that was great last night, wasn't it? hey! ( cheers and applause ) thank you. very kind. please have a seat. back at you, brother. welcome one and all to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. and i just want to ( cheers and applause ) that's quite pleasant. hello, you beautiful people. i have yet to get over how good it feels to be back in front of a live audience. it feels-- it feels-- ( cheers and applause ) you know, it's-- it's-- the relationship feels so fresh. it's like we've renewed our vows. ready for the honeymoon. you know who's looking to put the spark back in their relationship? the united states and its allies. joe biden is on the eighth and final day of his swing through europe. and he closed his trip out with a face-to-face, tete-a-tete,

. >> it was a birthday dinner party for newsom's close friend jason kinney.n lobbyist. >> a friend that i've known for almost 20 years. reporter: the two men shared more than a friendship. they shared an interest in pg&e. in the months before the dinner party, bankruptcy court documents show hundreds of thousands of dollars flowing from pg&e's checkbook to axiom advisors, the lobbying firm owned by jason kinney. kinney's name shows up on the firm's billable hours, working for some of pg&e's biggest unsecured creditors. under services rendered on the bill, the first things you see are the passage of a.b.1054, the law that created a state safety certificate for pg&e and the approval by governor newsom of pg&e's bankruptcy plan. axiom reported working with the governor's office to see all of it through. pg&e's bankruptcy delivered for kinney's clients. the plan paid them cash. plus interest. but not everyone pg&e owed money to had a seat at this table. >> this is my living room. and my tv. and this is where i prepare my food. reporter: in the town of par dice, l

you know, kinney are saying into us that rabbit. and i, and i always say if you didn't like these guys i oh nice. you can then justify because for me don't progress probably, you know, state of the but this is how i will use those are the things i didn't know where it made more, more or less dangerous. mainly daddy security be gone for the social dangelo. and so one lady here, it's not just what the d. c show got the least in the sense i totally agree with you. it can be, i wouldn't say a good be something that really control. okay, so there is another question. i would dig deeper and wakes up the fact that the crisis is permanent. it's a permanent state, but after a while it becomes a permanent state. it's no longer a crisis. and as soon as the right of virus is accepted as a new normal sense of urgency and the need form to change is gone. how should society keep the determination to act upon the change a life if we accept the crisis as the normal? first, if we accept, i think we are not, yes. if we accept it and then you know, it

you know, kinney are saying into us that rabbit. and i, and i always say if you didn't like these guys i oh nice. you can then justify us know, because we don't progress probably, you know, state of the but this is how i will use those would be the same be didn't know where it made more, more or less dangerous. merely daddy security gone for the social dangelo. and so one lady here, it's not just what the d. c show got the least in the sense i totally agree with you. it can be, i wouldn't say a good be something that we to confirm to be ok. so there is another question. would dig deeper and wakes up the fact that the crisis is permanent. it's a permanent state, but after a while, it becomes a permanent state. it's no longer a crisis. and as soon as the right of virus is accepted as a new normal sense of urgency and the need form to change is gone. how should society keep the determination to act upon the change a life if we accept the crisis as the normal? first, if we accept, i think we are not, yes. if we accept it and you know, i

think, well once again, to agree with you here, although i don't want to be to kimmie good, you know, kinney are saying it was that rabbit. and i, and i always say if you didn't like these guys i oh nice. you can then justify us know, because we don't progress probably, you know, stayed on the bus. this is how i will use those are the things i didn't know where it made more, more or less dangerous. merely daddy security gone for the social dangelo and was already here called me. that's what the dc does. show gotta lease for defense. i totally agree with you. it can be, i wouldn't say a good be something that we to confirm to be ok. so there is another question we did, did we're and wakes up the fact that the crisis is permanent. it's a permanent state, but after a while it becomes a permanent state. it's no longer a crisis. and as soon as the threat of virus is accepted as a new normal sense of urgency and the need for me to change is gone. how should society keep the determination to act upon the change a life if we accept the crisis of the normal 1st? if we accept, i think we are not, yes,

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. >> hi, i'm jeremy kinney. we're going through a tour of artifacts that stand out in terms of the story of higher, faster, and farther in aviation. but first the air and space museum overall. it has over 8 million visitors a year between the national mall building and the steven huber center. so, looking at the history of flight, the area i work in, we're looking at about 500 aircraft and helicopters. of the aircraft, about 67 are on display in the national mall building. so, what supports the artifacts is up to 60,000 individual small and medium artifacts. what we're going to talk about today is the story of higher, faster, and farther, which is seen as a cliche but has a real meaning to it. we look at the people who made this quest of flying in the third dimension a reality. and so the idea of flying the highest altitude, the fastest speed, and the longest distances tells us a lot about the technical development of the airplane but also the reinvention of what the wright brothers do. and that's what i'd like

the kinney county sheriff. thanks for this video.use i think it does remind people that we are a long way from over this. in fact, we're knee deep in this, aren't we? >> well, thanks for taking your time to kind of investigate this. you can see in the videos -- they were taken three days ago. i get videos like this daily from various ranchers throughout the county. there's no end in sight. >> neil: what are we looking at here, the video that you provided. you shot this yourself. what do we see? >> the first half of the video, there's about 18 adult males walking in single file, which they normally do to hide the number of tracks and they have somebody leading them. for years, that's the way they have always traveled. they walk through the thick brush and it's easier to walk in line than side by side. the second video stopped at a water trough at a local ranch to fill up water jugs so they can continue north. >> they see you, they're not hiding, right? they're just doing what they're doing. >> well, the ones walking that you see in th