[ laughter ] "kirby and virgil, can i please come over?hought that would be a cute picture and she came home and she said, you know, "you didn't put him in properly." i said, "kirby, i just put him in to take the picture." she said, "well, we don't do that if you're going to do it, we like that he's put in properly." >> seth: yeah. >> even if -- i said, "but i was just taking a picture. "doesn't matter. he has to be put in properly." so listen, i'm going to follow all the instructions i'm trying not to be that guy. but it's very -- you know, i raised two children. >> seth: you don't want to be the first grandmother to have a restraining order. [ laughter ] >> seth, i raised two children i think i did okay [ laughter ] but listen, it is a note to self you have to take your lead from them >> seth: yes >> you do have to take -- hey, what do your kids call your mom and your dad what do they call them >> seth: oh, that's a very good question so my parents -- >> because i don't want to be called grandma or nana >> seth: we had a jackpot, because

now kirby said that the u. s. was monitoring the situation. they said 2 ships which appear to be destroyers and aerial assets. the big question is going to be just how close the small boats were allowed to get to a navy destroyer ever since the explosion on the u. s. s. cole. small boats have been a huge concern for the u. s. navy. i asked kirby about that, and he said that the captain has at his disposal the right to defend himself and his crew. he didn't say whether or not the captain thought about taking any sort of steps or if he did take any steps. but he said they do reserve the right if they feel that they're under threat. and phil laval has this update now from washington d. c. to all due date was coming, we were told that the deputy foreign minister would announce one by the end of the month. but now we actually have that date to put into the calendar and they the americans are welcoming this. they are cautiously optimistic. i mean, they've sort of given a run, a very gentle warning, but they put it in different magic language because

i asked kirby about that. and he said that the captain has at his disposal the right to defend himself and his crew. he didn't say whether or not the captain thought about taking any sort of steps or if he did take any steps. but he said that they do reserve the right. if they feel that they're under threats. well that tension in the gulf could affect talks in vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal for lavelle. as this update from washington, d. c. drilled due date was coming. we were told that the deputy foreign minister would announce one by the end of the month, but now we actually have that date to put into the calendar. and they, the americans are welcoming this. they are cautiously optimistic. i mean, they sort of given a run, a very gentle warning, but they put it in diplomatic language because they talked about how great results are achievable. but i've also said that the window will not remain open forever. and that is their way of saying, look, we will talk, but you cannot store because that is one o

to a $10,000 cash reward for any tips that could lead to an arrest reporting from sacramento pilot kirby. >> all right. we'll tie down to a big national story. the supreme court. they're going to hear arguments today on whether people can sue texas over its abortion law. the loss intially bans abortions after 6 weeks into a pregnancy. alexandra limon has the latest. okay. we're gonna go to the next story. we'll keep going. well. a vote on president biden's social spending and infrastructure bills could happen tomorrow. final details are being worked out on the nearly 2 trillion dollar bill aims to provide some of the biggest funding for social and environmental issues including health care and the climate crisis will senator bernie sanders says even though the bill and the spending the bill has been scaled back. he still thinks more progressive policies. look lower prescriptions. drug prices are going make it into that bill. >> we are paying the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. the pharmaceutical industry has spent hundreds 100's of millions of dollars to make certain

, the wyndham/houston hotel, 8686 kirby.houston police department, vitamin, medical examiner, personnel there to assist in filter information of patients transported to the hospitals. >> reporter: once again eight are dead and many others hurt following the crowd surges after the world festival in houston, texas. there were reports of a stampede earlier in the afternoon. travis scott is cooperating with authorities on this is the casualty count stands at eight, 300 patients were seen on site being treated the close to 20 were transported, 11, 11 receiving cpr. it did cancel day 2 of the festival and if you missed what the authorities were saying if you know anyone who was at the festival and trying to get in contact with the mayors are reunification center at the wyndham hotel in houston. this happened at 9:00 tonight. people on twitter, this is trending, they are saying there are reports the concert kept going as people were seen on the ground being helped. there is video that we have seen the does share that sentiment. sta

to a $10,000 cash reward for any tips that could lead to an arrest reporting from sacramento pilot kirby. >> a event in jail tonight after leading police on a chase and flipping over as cheap as you see here. officers say this happened saturday night when 65 year-old mark penn ollie was driving erratically in the area of montgomery village that's in santa rosa. police tried pulling pin only over. but he just kept on speeding through several communities. police say, but only then ran a red light smashed into another driver before flipping over his jeep. thankfully the driver in the other car was not seriously injured but only did have to be taken to the hospital and he's now facing a series of felony charges along the peninsula chp and firefighters save a person who had a heart attack while hiking in the hills between happened bay and woodside this happening this afternoon. officers tell us they used a helicopter to transfer the patient to the hospital. they say the person who has not been named was experiencing critical injuries and is now being treated in the emergency room. all right.

sam kerr doubled that lead before this cracker form fran kirby had them 3—0 up.a's fourth to deliver another crushing defeat for manchester city. evertoni—i all draw, in the early match. united were hoping to stay in contention with the top three... and they looked good for that after ella toone gave them an early lead, with a good finish here... everton managed to find a way back in it though — simone magill with their equaliser, taking advatnage of a mix up in the united defence — with around 15 minutes to go. united stay fifth with everton down in tenth. england need just a point from their world cup qualifier in san marino tomorrow to reach qatar 2022. crystal palace midfielder conor gallagher has been called up into the senior squad for the first time as five players miss out on the game. been very impressed with him, we have tracked him for quite a long time and his loan spells at charlton, swansea which obviously we knew the staff there very well. at west brom and now at crystal palace. at each loan he has done extremely well. started the season very well

>>> coming up, a first on cnbc interview with united airlines ceo scott kirby. "squawk box." live on cnbc live from the nasdaq . so, you want evs, you have come to the right place. is that tom brady? yeah. he comes in to recharge, get software updates. you know. let's go! >>> ply years who remain, i don't work so hard . >>> welcome back, everybody, world leaders at the cop26 summit climate in scotland have spoken about lowering world wide emissions. leaders will be the ones to actually carry out that work diana olick joins us from glasgow with a special guest hi, diana. >> reporter: hi, becky today is transportation day at cop26. major corporations in the auto and aviation industry are making new emission pledges one of them is the united airlines, joining us is the ceo scott kirby. thank you so much for being here you signed on with a new pledge with amazon to speed the development of aviation fuels. how close are we actually to getting to that? >> we are increasing stabilization fuel we got to scale it up. it is well higher than the 1%. at american airlines, o

scott kirby is the ceo of american airlines. thanks for having me. >> this is a big one this is a big week everyone is heading to the airports and everyone is wondering are the airlines ready for the crush? mr. kirby, are you guys ready for the weekend? >> we are. at united, we're excited to welcome back, you know, almost normal crowds, almost to prepandemic levels to be back to connecting families and uniting friends and family the good news is also, the weather, at least for now, keep our fingers cross dollars, looks pretty good across the country so expect to have relatively smooth operations on this weekend. >> you've been on a bit of aing problems and staff problems that some o victory lap lately you have not at united had the same meltdown scheduling problems and staff problems that some of the other airlines have had. what in your mind is the single biggest thing that united did that protected you from that situation? >> well, really, i am grateful to the united team, people that really came together during a crisis a cri

kirby would not give a timeline.e was asked by where china and climate change rank as national security threat. he said they are equal. lauren: hillary vaughn, thanks for your reporting there. we have tim walberg and michael burgess. both on house and energy commerce. congressman walberg, what is your reaction to nancy pelosi saying that the u.s. military pollutes more than 140 countries combined? >> this is absurd. it runs along the agenda that they have that has no common sense at all or in touch with reality. to equate our military as being polluters that are beyond repair to the point that we have to turn them over to a total different fighting force because of so-called climate change that they're impact something absurd and shows why the leadership team that is there right now does not have america's best interests at heart nor are they capable of leading this nation. elizabeth: congressman burgess, like your reaction to biden's comptroller nominee saying that the white house wants to bankrupt oil and gas compa

their parents they just kind of started don't eat reporting in grass valley are. >> and they kyla kirbyver know how you're gonna touch somebody anybody come that's right. >> all right. here's a hero. i just delivering the good about of rain going on in a good thing. it will be for deliveries and stuff it happened at night. that's the first thing we're looking at here. it is as we go forward tomorrow night of advanced this too. we go the opportunity for your commute. thursday morning. a few little showers to make note of sure. but clears up in the afternoon. sound familiar. but the bigger deal is expected by early next week. checking things out tomorrow morning. got some fog making way mostly sunny, by the afternoon and by 3 o'clock. let's go ahead and call it mild looking ahead. this is our 10 day forecast. and we're really keeping all our eyes out way out here to monday into tuesday that looks like a pretty potent storm with a lot of rain associated with that. and also higher snow levels to kind of store that water up to. >> the long-range. all right. thank you, dave. thanks all of you

responsible for shooting and killing a father in broad daylight in front of his 6 year-old son kyla kirby has the latest. it >> it hurts. so nobody on should have to go through what we're going candace foster and her family are heartbroken after 47 year-old percy williams was shot and killed on thursday. on whether avenue and american street in downtown stockton. the brazen attack playing out in front of his little boy. his was only 6 years old. and we're going to have to try to give him a normal life after witness and his brutally killed. >> in broad daylight. police believe this white suv may be connected to the murder and say the shooting was likely not random. we don't have any clue as to why this would happen to him. >> and the way that it happened with his son in the car with him. he had his faults like the rest of us. but he was an amazing, man with a great father. great son and he was truly loved by everyone that knew him. and it's that love bringing percy's family members together telling stories creating signs and posters and calling on anyone who can bring light to the case to

yes, hey, following general, milly's a sobering comments. pentagon spokesman john kirby seemed to raise more questions than answers. there's no limit to how far we can go, who speaking publicly about certain capabilities, but it's in, it's in the budget. you can read it for yourself. the are our own pursuit of hypersonic capabilities is, is real. it's tangible and, and we are absolutely working towards being able to develop that capability. translation, how to michael is the usa is behind the curve. is that sounded, we have to do some catch up. it is, it is a technology for which we have no defense and it's something that when you have a, a, an offensive platform, you've got to be able to have a counter counter to that. gotcha, john, how does something like this make the usa look on the world stage? this is several perspective. i'm going to bring into the mix here. holland one is that the chinese government has been quite open about its global military power projection ambitions for decades. we have seen a 900 percent increase in the chinese defense budget since the early 1900 ninety's

the reigning champions took the lead after a minute and never looked back, fran kirby with the pick ofso on there tributes to a celtic legend, bertie auld, who has died at the age of 83. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. that's all from us tonight. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. welcome back, you're watching the bbc news. £50 million worth of government funding has been promised over the next five years to help find a cure for motor neurone disease. it comes two months after a petition was delivered to downing street, by some of those living with the terminal illness — including the former rugby league star, rob burrow. our reporter, louisa pilbeam, has more. september this year — the campaign for £50 million towards motor neurone disease goes to downing street. among those present was former footballer stephen darby, handing over their plea to finally try and find a cure for the terminal disease. at his side, rob burrow, former rugby league star, both living with the impact of the disease. what this will mean to mnd sufferers is great h

fran kirby scored twice. as did australian sam kerr.ie fleming and guro reiten also got on the scoresheet. it's the first time any team has scored seven in a women's champions league group game. arsenal midfielder emile smith—rowe has said it's "crazy" to be training alongside the likes of harry kane and raheem sterling. smith—rowe joined the england squad yesterday ahead of their final two world cup qualifiers. the 21—year—old has been in good form with three goals in his last three premier league games. he's been called up afterjames ward—prowse and marcus rashford withdrew from the squad. england are expected to secure their place at next year's world cup finals after this round of matches, which start with a home game against albania on friday. it is crazy, to be honest. like i say, i play against them, but wearing the same training kit and passing the ball to each other, it is crazy to be alongside these great players. yeah, i'm a bit speechless, but, you know, i'm going to get used to it this week and enjoy it as much as i can. sa

that defense secretary john kirby is going to address this issue as well as the drone strike, the kill 10 people in afghanistan is true to withdraw him. we do expect they're going to have a forceful response. again, saying that this was out of ran provocation denying that the u. s. had anything to do with that oil or that tanker. but again, they're gonna be questions about how the ship captain, lunch, small boats get that close. whether or not his orders were to make sure it the escalated rather than escalated. ok while we wait to hear what comes all that press briefing, abernet, patsy. go haine. bringing us up to date that from the pants again. we appreciate it . patsy. thank you. my view and has found evidence that all sides in ethiopia is ti groin. conflicts have violates its international human rights and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. you as humans rights chief said here long conflicts as be marked by extreme brutality. bianca gupta reports these mass graves in my cottrell, in northern ethiopia on earth. what the un says could be war. crimes committed i

as united ceo scott kirby said recently, if you don't have enough extra give in the system, this weather incident can turn into a meltdown pretty fast. in both those cases with american and southwest recently, you saw well over a thousand flights canceled, and it took several days for that system to shake out. the weather looks good now, knock on wood. it appears it should be a smooth holiday week. but you never know and there is always some unknown that could unravel the system. host: on those weather incidents and those large flight cancellations, there were members on capitol hill pointing fingers at vaccine mandates is a reason that those flights had to be canceled -- that pilots or staff were objecting to them. was that the reality? guest: no, there was no evidence of that. there was a single faa control tower issue down in -- i think it was in jacksonville, florida. it was not tied to a vaccine issue, and the pilots union for southwest was pretty insistent that there is no formal action taken as a result of that. it's worth noting that the airlines, which are federal contractors, w

back to hear from the pentagon, press secretary, john kirby and a doubted lead. that will be the 1st question he is asked to explain their statement, the fact that they haven't said anything about it until now, but also the video and exactly what sort of rules because fleet is operating under obviously it's a very tough time between the us and around the us, it says they want to get back to the nuclear deal, but they've also been really studying strong messages that us could potentially act . so again, this is a breaking situation, but the pentagon will be answering questions about that in the next hour and 20. ok, well we'll look forward to those questions and answers for now though. thank you very much, patsy. co have before we move on an important correction, just to confirm the iranian revolution regards to so have the ship. of course, this is a breaking situation. we're going to try and nail tight as much information as the cat on this and get it back to you. but of course that incident happens back in late october. the iranian re revolutionary guards have t

sport shops or furniture shops, paul brennan is in london, he says austria, the chancellor hopes to kirby potential winters. sage is clearly determined to get a grip of the situation. in austria, there will be on the spot checks by police essentially. if you are outside of your house and you get stopped by the police, you will have to show an essential reason for you to be out of the house if you're unvaccinated, or you'll be having to show a vaccine kind of passport, some kind of record that you've had the to corona virus inoculations that you would have had to be fully vaccinated. the chancellor is clearly frustrated. australia has a big problem. it has 3 times the infection rate of neighboring germany on saturday . it had an old time high of infect, daily infections of 13000 and that's the population of just a 1000000. well 99000000 actually. and the problem is that the take up a vaccinations in australia has been studying the low they rank about 17th in europe. about 63.4 percent of the population is fully vaccinated. many austrians are sort of vaccine skeptical position. i have to sa

in the 20 year war spokesperson, john kirby added. the removal process is still ongoing, as is the effort to get allied locals out of the country to avoid potential reprisals from the taliban. frankly, this is not the kind of thing that i wanted to be able or i have to talk about that because we are still trying to get many of these, these afghans out of the country. so we, we did it out of an abundance of caution, out of respect for the obligation that we have in these individuals into their families. the u. s. defense department admits 28000 to eligible citizens haven't received visas to get out of the country, and less than 9000 of them have been evacuated. the pentagon added that there are also more than 400 us citizens, still stuck in afghanistan, a significantly higher number than previously officially stated. the pentagon just gave us another excuse towards their catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan. look, if they were really concerned about the people that work with the united states and the people left behind, they would

so john kirby pentagon spokesman was asked about it his what his, i, what his, what he had to say. i've seen the iranian claims, they are absolutely totally false and untrue. there was no such effort by u. s. naval assets to seize anything with this refers to is back on the 24th of october. u. s. navy assets did monitor iranian forces, illegally boarding and seizing a merchant vessel and international waters in the gulf of roman united states. 5th fleet, directed to ship scenario assets to closely monitor that situation at no time where u. s. forces attempting to retake or otherwise engage in the situations situation where you acted completely in accordance with the law. so it's a bogus claim. vega, me effectively say it is not true, but as i say, it's all about timing because this is an incident that is said to have taken place . but a week ago, and yet this video has been released by the iranians, and it's been released at exactly the same time that they've made the announcement that they are going to go back to the table. so there is obviously some something else to play here be

from its website in a bit to protect afghans who helped it in the 20 year war, spoke to person john kirby added that the removal process is still ongoing. and as the effort to get allied locals out of the country to avoid potential reprisals from the taliban. frankly, this is not the kind of thing that i wanted to be able or have to talk about, because we're still trying to get many of these, these afghans out of the country. so we, we did it out of an abundance of caution, out of respect for the obligation that we have, that these individuals into their families. the defense department admits 28000 eligible citizens haven't received visas to get out of the country yet. and less than $9000.00 of them have been evacuated. the pentagon added that there are also more than $400.00 u. s. citizens still stuck in afghanistan, a significantly higher number than previously officially stated. as go live now to retired, u. s. navy intelligence officer, steven rogers, welcome back to our t. oh, what do you think about the thoughts of those critics who are questioning why the removal of sensitive foot

fran kirby scored twice and so did sam kerr. a permanent position in gareth southgate's england side. after some impressive perfomances for his club, he's vying with trent alexander—arnold and kyle walker for an starting spot. southgate is preparing his side for world cup qualifiers against albania and san marino — victories in both would secure their spot in at the world cup qatar next year. i think each one of us have a different style of play. trent has been at the top for quite of few years now, kyle as well. the competition is very tough. also, a very good level. i mean, i'm competing with very good players, so it's quite tough. we just have to keep pushing each other. good news for scotland — kieran tierney should be fit for their world cup qualifier in moldova on friday. the arsenal defender has missed four games for the gunners and was an unused substitute at the weekend as he recovers from an ankle problem. a win will wrap up a world cup play—off spot with one match to spare. wales play their last two qualifiers at home

jonathan: the airline ceo scott kirby in about 30 minutes. looking forward to that on tv and radio.s is bloomberg. ritika: the governors of michigan and eight other states want congress to approve aid for american semiconductors. they're trying to ease a shortage that has hurt manufacturers. the governor sent a message to congressional leaders asking for $52 billion. the question of whether president biden's tax and spending package will be fully paid for has gotten complicated. the administration estimates that a better funded irs could bring in $400 billion over the next decade through corporations and the wealthy. under the budget rules government analysts cannot cap money that will be spent. democratic moderates have been asking for a cost analysis. ge has launched an offer to buy back as much as $23 billion of debt. the company is on target to cut its borrowing by $75 billion next month. ge unveiled a plan to split the corporation into three companies. doordash has agreed to its biggest purchase ever. news of the acquisition came as doordash posted a 45% increase in revenue in

. >> reporter: scott kirby, chief at united airlines said they are working with their employees, theye their flights available to not go through american passengers and to add the travel demand is picking up. covid numbers are falling. 1800 flight attendants to return this week, more supposed to come back december 1st. southwest, spirit had similar issues in the past, just want to give a shout out to those who have not had this massive issue as of yet. fingers crossed as we come to thanks giving and christmas. jillian: this never gets old for me. all of these rich people hopping on private jets to talk about climate change. >> reporter: going after people sunday, 15 years ago, started at fox for driving suvs. rules for thehe, not for me, jeff bezos on his private jet to attend a climate change conference in glasgow but he says climate change is the biggest threat to our planet and he wants to work with others on the issue. critics like nigel farage say every world leader in dignitary that arrives to add cop 26 is an eco-hypocrite. another road cop 26, the load is hypocritical garbage,

last year's runners up saw both fran kirby and sam kerr notch doubles and the group a victory means they're in this year's tournament. they've scored 60 goals in all competitions this season and conceded just twice having not lost a game, and will welcome back alexia putellas who was rested on the weekend. staying with barcelona but in the men's game where xavi got to work as the new head coach on tuesday. the former midfielder, who spent 17 years in the barcelona first team between 1998 and 2015, has signed a contract, which runs until 2024. the catalans are currently ninth in la liga, 11 points behind leaders real sociedad and 10 behind arch—rivals real madrid. england go up against new zealand later in abu dhabi in the first semi—final of the t20 world cup. england who topped group i will be without 0penerjason roy who's been ruled out for england with a calf injury. kane williamson's black caps finished second in group 2 of the super 12s, as both teams won four matches and lost one. the winner will face either pakistan or australia, who play the second semi final in dubai on thursday, w

. >> pentagon chief john kirby was asked when we're going to see potentially battery-powered fighterge versus china the in terms of the national security threat, and kirby said those two in the eyes of the pentagon are equal threats. neil. neil: hillary vaughn in washington. meantime, you heard a lot about the supply chain disruptions right here, plenty of tankers off the western coast of the united states, of course, getting the stuff off of those tankers and onto trucks is the problem here, not enough drivers, all of that. now ahead of veterans day, a unique idea. we see partners finding a virtual way to get this done led by a vet, no doubt. jack kennedy, platform science founder and ceo. this is interesting. tell me how this works. >> well, platform science provides what we call a virtual vehicle which makes it as easy for developers to create applications for vehicles as it is for your smartphone. so if you think about the days when you had a flip phone and you had two or three applications on it and how smartphone completely changed the way you live your life, we're providing te

how was that acceptable that admirable kirby a spokesperson for the -- admiral kirby couldn't tell usated crisis that we have left our family members. we have left our allies hanging in the winds and not only has our government not been helpful of getting our people out, they have been, in many cases, the obstacles. i'm contacted every day by individuals that have interpreters, family members that need to get out of that country and, in many cases, our state department, under this administration has not only been not helpful, they are the chief obstacle of getting our people out. we should have investigations and get to the truth about what's going on. brian: eli, they said we offered 19 times to get them out. what they say is you can go but leave your family behind. what person is going to leave their family behind in that place and just get on a plane by themselves and now the administration said well, we made them an offer. >> you are right. and it's just one of the -- yeah, it's just unone of the many issues that are destroying this country. that's why we all recognize it that's w

here's press secretary john kirby. watch. >> you heard the press secretary about this. not seen these images and they can speak to what they're bombing runs look like. that's for them to speak to. what i can tell you, we're focused on developing capabilities, the operational concepts, making sure we have the resources and right strategy to deal with the prc as the number 1 challenge. >> martha: here now, former secretary of state, mike pompeo. good to see you, sir. thanks for being here. >> thank you, martha. thanks for having me on today. >> martha: so these images of aircraft carriers and warships, they're uncomfortable and stunning to look at. are they unusual? >> no, they're not terribly unusual. we've seen other nations do this before as well. it's unique when it's a real threat of the scale and size and the magnitude of the ccrp represents. the risk is different as well. some of this may be propaganda. you should shoot a square the same size of a square vessel. doing it in this way is good theater to send a message that the chinese communist party is serious. i ho

jonathan: that was scott kirby, ceo of united airlines.y market open for business, up 16 on the s&p, advancing 0.3%. into the bond market, closed for veterans day stateside in europe and germany. yields basically unchanged to up almost a basis point. this from sarah house of wells fargo. we're going to see the inflation picture get worse before it gets better. tom: i have not framed a 7% statistic. are we really going to get there? jonathan: apparently, for the likes of wells fargo, we are not done. tom: what we have got here on a day with the bond market closed is equities up, green on the screen. i am seeing on a percentage change basis a nasdaq bounce. jonathan: up 0.6%. i think the bond market being closed is helping out there after the moves we saw yesterday. tom: we also saw the moves by one elon musk. david wilson looking, as he always does. it is not just tesla, but how about a compare and contrast of amazon and tesla. why those two stocks? dave: you are talking about two companies that make up almost half of the s&p 500 consumer d

john kirby said this is a sort of intimidation that we have come to expect from beijing.ssel on rail. china says their pictures speak for themselves. this as china is testing a range of anti-ship missiles. and this is the third aircraft carrier for china but the third that could match the specs of ours. it's at a shipyard in shanghai. they have the biggest navy in the world. the latest carrier, the cornerstone of any naval power is said to be ready next february. i don't have to tell you all of this comes as tensions between the united states and china couldn't be higher and in the coming weeks, a virtual face-off between president biden and president xi with a very full plate. >> neil: thanks, greg. we do know that for the upper income taxes, if this plan goes into effect, democrats are still copling together will have high taxes. is the rate on the federal level alone about 50% enough to indicate they're paying their fair share? how about i told you with everything it gets to be 60% or better? are we getting close in after this. i'm going to my room. ♪ ♪ tada! ♪ ♪ motri

one hand, lee believes a release he has this tiny bit of hope that perhaps joe johnston's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more. so maybe the war will continue it they will be exchanged. but the flip side of that is grant could strip that out and he doesn't. that is telling because he thanks this war is coming to an end. we can let that one go. but we can let that one go. it's a gesture it's really empty because of obvious that when lee capitulates the others will follow. grant very much has hope. >> that is going to create some legal wrangling later. what i want to do, boy, we just spent half. >> for the folks at home we just spent half of the interview talking about. >> the first chapter. [laughter] and i promise you, this is just when the book starts getting really good. that is stuff we kind of knew. so you follow those confederates away from appomattox that is when this book really starts to get good. what they take with them, let's share another image not from our stock but from the library of virginia. they are all issued a p

melanie leupolz and fran kirby put them two up before sam kerr added two more before the game was 20he scottish champions in his first senior management role. manchester united midfielder paul pogba could be out for the rest of the year after picking up a thigh injury while on international duty with france. emma raducanu is playing herfinal tournament of an incredible breakthrough year, and by her next, she should have a full—time coach in place — the german torben beltz tipped to work with the us 0pen champion next season. let's speak to our tennis correspondent, russell fuller. she sets she's into her third set. what a weird match it is. certainly looks like she needs a coach. she’s looks like she needs a coach. she's -la in: an opponent who loves a challenge of competing against a champion. she's only 20 herself, but she's a player only 20 herself, but she's a player on the way up, and she played a flawless first set. emma raducanu has done extremely well. to compete in a competitive and complicated second set, it went to the table. raducanu won easily. raducanu is the top seed,

the next is kirby.has been red hot, up 138% this year and the former chairman buying 899000 worth of the stock. the second most insider buying is the win we've been teasing a big name and a big story, intel. insider buying 998,000 of the stock, it's a board member but that's not the entire story. according to insider score.com this buy was one of eight buys by insiders in the past week who bought a combined 4.7 million worth of intel one of if not the biggest clusters of insider buys at intel ever eight insiders buying nearly 5 million worth we go with single insider buys so the other seven didn't make the cut. and the most insider buying this week renaissance reinsurance, r&r, buying 2.16 million and the ceo was just one of five insiders buying a bunch of stocks the five biggest insider buys. the names to watch we'll do it again next friday right here on wex. >>> let's stick to where the market action is and bring in jon najarian market rebellion cofounder and a cnbc contributor maybe we should do opti

john kirby saying "we are aware of mr.s with all such reviews, the department takes seriously its obligation to balance national security with the author's narrative desire. given this matter is now under litigation, with he will refrain from commenting further." so not unusual. the process will go on. mr. esper's book is scheduled for publication in may of 2022 so he wants to get this resolved. he wants to talk as much as he can about his views of what happened to him as defense secretary before president trump fired him. it is worth remembering that mark esper pushed back against any suggestion by mr. trump that he would deploy military troops on american streets during some of the demonstrations that occurred while trump was still in office, so perhaps in this book we will learn more about mark esper's role in all of that. erica? >> it will be interesting to see what we can ultimately learn in that book. barbara starr, appreciate it, thank you. >> sure. >>> talks resume in vienna this morning, an attempt to revive the i

the crowds running across the pedestrian bridge from nlt rg stadium parking lot to the other side of kirby. the security guards who were checking our bags knew what was coming and pulled all of us to the side. seconds later you see in this video what happened. hundreds of people rushed through the checkpoint, t trampling one another. they tore down the metal detectors, they were stomping each other. one told the security officer that he really just wanted to be inside this festival so bad, which led me to believe that many of those people did not have tickets. tickets to astroworld sold out within an hour of going on sale several months ago, and that's before people even knew what the lineup was. >> one young person detained by security told reporters they, quote, just really wanted to be inside the festival so bad. i want to bring in paul wartheimer. he is a crowd safety expert and founder of the group crowd management strategies. paul, you just watched that video with me, that mob of young people tearing down the entrance to the music festival, and of course the horrible images of the co

john kirby said those allegations are absolutely false and it was iran that illegally seized a merchant the gulf of oman. listen to that. >> we monitor that the past world. we are reacting to false claims that the iranians made today. so if you're asking me why am i talking with this -- they lied about it today. >> well, despite the latest tensions, iran nuclear talks are set to resume at the end of the month. the seventh round of negotiations are scheduled to be held in vienna november 29. the u.s. state department said these talks will pick up exactly where they left off in june. since then iran has elected a's new president and assembled a new negotiating team to try and revive the 2015 nuclear deal. the talks are aimed at bringing the u.s. back into the agreement and getting iran to comply with it. >>> now, phasing out fossil fuels is a key priority of the cop-26 summit, and that effort is gaining momentum. in the coming hours, according to one uk official, a deal will be announced involving at least 20 countries who agreed to end financing for fossil fuel projects abroad. this, of

. >> eric: john kirby talked about the taiwan, you know, relations act.ey are attacked or there's some provocation, describe the act. it says that we can come into the defense, but it's not like nato or a mutual defense treaty. if they get attacked, there's nothing in the law that says that we have to send our troops? >> exactly. you are close reader of treaties and international agreements. our strongest obligations are what with nato and with japan and with south korea. the language in taiwan is ambiguous by design. that's what allows everyone to sort of live together where they get to tell themselves their own truth, with ambiguity. once people start trying to define specifically what the obligations are, that's when you start to get a back and a forth, so it is ambiguous by design. but i don't think that the chinese are looking to start a war, looking to fight a war. you know, when you go back and look at the -- if you talk to war planners, what are the scenarios under which you get war with russia, or with korea? with china, believe it orbit even wit

lee believed, or at least he had this little tiny bit of hope, that perhaps joe johnson's army or kirby smith's army will be successful, and there will be a need for his men once more. so, maybe the war will continue and they will be exchanged. but the flip side of that is current could have struck that out, but he doesn't. and i think that's telling because he thinks the war is coming to an end. so can lee let that one go. we can let that go because obviously this is a gesture. it's silly, empty, because it's obvious that when lee capitulates, the others will follow in his week. or at least, that grant very much had hope. >> that's going to create some legal wrangling later, but i want to do is -- for the folks at home, professor janney and i could've spent half of the interview talking about -- >> the first chapter? >> the first chapter. [laughs] i promise you, this is just when the book starts to get really good. >> much of that stuff we kind of knew. i think it's really -- >> when you start to follow confederates away from appomattox, that's when this book really starts to get good.

henry edmund kirby emory upton alonzo cushing and george custer. ames would later recall he speaking of pelham was easily the most popular man at the core in my time. everybody liked him. i never heard anyone say a word against him. he was that kind of man, the kind of man who you felt instinctively hears her friend. he was quiet simple unassuming and unpretentious. there was a reserve about him that we got to know covered in inward strength. in his classwork pelham would never gain top of class struggled with mathematics but he excelled in the more physical activities like fencing horsemanship than boxing. he went home and the summer of 1858 after being at west point for two years and the photograph on the screen was taken on that first trip home. when he returns to west point some of the correspondents at the west point correspondence does survive and there's an expert -- excerpt from his brother sam and pelham says i do not think a man can be strictly honorable and less he is brave. if he fears encouragement to other men he cannot fulfill his de

kirby: i mean, it was -- it was the worst. i mean, i've never seen anything like it.hing i remember is not being able to move. what was going through my head at that time was, uh, "what did he do to me?" narrator: and yet this killer surgeon keeps on operating.

one hand lee believe, or at least he has a tiny bit of hope that perhaps joe johnson's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more. so maybe the war will continue and will be exchanged. but the flip side is grant could have struck that out and he doesn't. and that's telling i think because he thinks this war is coming to an end. that we can let that one go. but we can let that go because obviously this is just a gesture. it is really empty. because it is obvious that when lee capitulates the others will follow in his wake. at least that's very much grant's hope. >> yeah. and so that's going to create some legal wrangling later. but let's, what i want to do -- boy, we just spent half -- for the folks at home professor janney and i just spent half the interview talking about. >> the first chapter. >> the prologue and the first chapter. and i promise you this is just when the book starts to get really good. >> that's stuff we kind of new. i think it's -- >> -- follow those confederates away from appomattox, that is when this book really s

. >> john kirby tells me why he is hopeful that china can and will help save our future.kay, i'm done with this. >> dr. francis collins tells walter isaacson why he stood down as director of the national institutes of health after 12 years guiding u.s. policy.

pentagon press secretary john kirby says it's clear that the pentagon has the right to enforce this vaccinesame time the army has said soldiers who choose not to get vaccinated will not be eligible for reenlistment and promotion and that includes guards men. >> that's remarkable. you're actually putting your career on the line because of a vaccine. all right, oren liebermann, thank you so much for that at the pentagon. >>> also this morning hundreds of migrants have been cleared out from the belarus poland boa border and being flown back to iraq. along with hundreds of afghan and syrian migrants, today the iraqi government repatriated sorry, 431 of its citizens. cnn's jumanna qkarachi joins us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is the first flight by the iraqi government. more than 400 people on the flight, iraqi officials saying there are going to be more flights in the coming days for these voluntary returns for whoever wants to come back. president iraqi government accuses smugglers and traffickers of exploiting their citizens, but they also accuse the government of belarus of usin

in a briefing today, pentagon spokesman john kirby says the u.ments inside russia. what we continue to see is, um. unusual military activity inside russia but near ukraine's borders, and we remain concerned about that. and it's not exactly clear what the russian intentions are. we obviously would like to better understand that. and we don't want to see any action further destabilize what is already a very tense part of the world. um and we urge russia to be clear about their intentions and to abide by the minsk agreements. ukraine's defence ministry says about 90,000. russian troops are stationed not far from the border in eastern ukraine. the russia has denied any presence of any troops there. the biden administration is actively monitoring tensions in the pacific between an ally and an adversary. today a us delegation made a visit to taiwan, which has long been a key partner. the move outraged the chinese government, leading to military exercises just miles away. fox news madeline rivera has more now on the dispute and what it means for us fore