>> kristin: i'm so good.eem tired. >> kristin: i just crashed and burned, i don't know anybody can relate after we got past the shutdown, now we're going to get it all in, getting back, even more. my body was like, you're not going to do that. >> kelly: your body it had that voice? speaker that was my imagination, stop it, crazy lady. by the way, i see you over there, i love them so much, jude. >> kelly: just at the break, just jumping on different instruments, wait, what? crazy talented kid. >> kristin: you have to watch out job security, he could play every instrument. >> kelly: one man show. last time you were here, just getting used to living in nashville, how do you love it? >> kristin: i need to take stops. i don't know how people -- >> kelly: great food. >> kristin: how you be, how checking, biscuit, crepe, i don't know what, you're going to appreciate, i sent them and put my jeans on, i just come back, top of my jeans. >> kelly: muffin top? >> kristin: no. >> kelly: smooth's mailing dominic's mailing

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economist senior reporter and kristine aquino, managing editor. thank you. coming up, is the pause possible given the data? emma wall hargreaves lansdown joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> i definitely think it -- a posits not only possible but probable. the biggest issue we are all trying to grapple with is be want the fed and economy to look like it did the last 10 years. it is more likely to look like the fed we had 10 to 15 years earlier than this where you had interest rates that were not negative and are getting used to that. guy: caro's life, chief investment officer at bmo -- carol schleif, people investment officer at bmo. is a pause possible given the data? depends on what side of the atlantic you reside. if i am american, am i thinking about the answer to this que

okay, kristin holmes, a sound problem. we have there with kristin. but let's talk about this.hear that deranged jack smith, that is the special council and deranged is not his name. in order to interfere with the president's election of 2024 will be putting out yet another fake indictment of your favorite president, me, at 5:00 p.m. why didn't they do this 2.5 years ago? why did they wait so long? because they wanted to put it right in the middle of my campaign. prosecutorial misconduct. okay. you were a former prosecutor. why didn't they do a 2.5 years ago? >> well first of all, they don't have work on his time line. they could work on time line of the evidence that lends itself to. so this notion that they are supposedly considering the political calendar is what the doj tried to guard fully against. also, when you talk about before, they didn't have all of information. the fact that the january 6 committee had really the monopoly on a lot of the data points and the information they had been trying to get it from the january 6 committee, they had been waiting for that to act

kristin: thank you, heather.eather mentioned this earlier and one of the things to understand is the traffickers know how to groom their victims. they use manipulation tactics to exploit and to coerce and enforce victims of human trafficking into their situations, and they do this by trying to understand what that person's vulnerability is and targeting and fulfilling a need. so that as a way for us to understand this. if someone needs housing, if they need food, medical care, this is where the traffickers come in and are able to provide those needs and sort of gain trust, gain and create a relationship with victims in order to then say later on, now you owe me. it becomes a situation where that person has a relationship, they have a bond, and now, even if they are uncomfortable, maybe they are willing to think that the trafficker is now asking them to do it because they feel that they owe them. so at the center come at the university of maryland safe center, we work with a number of different partners. we have r

let's bring in cnn's kristin holmes who is watching all of this unfold. how does the trump team plan to move forward after this fourth arrest and his first mug shot? >> well, wolf, you mentioned this legal and political strategy and their one in the same. he's going to run in 2024 on these legal issues and saying this is election interference and that is what we've continued to see. we know that he's going to fund raise off of this. and this is all part of the political strategy that is also the legal strategy. we've seen that he's already put out fundraisers with this mug shot. he's selling merchandise, trying to get people to buy it and let mel te you that i heard from campaign officials that people are buying this merchandise. people are rallying behind the former president. his team wants to use his legal problems, use these ails, these arrests as a way to protpel him in the race. and he's still the gop front-runner and they believe that is going to stay, particularly given the amount of media coverage that he is getting even if it is negative media c

next to jd is kristine of the "washington post" she's author of the widely acclaimed and aptly titled rethinking sex a provocation. next to kristine we have doctor kevin roberts the present of the heritage foundation he earned his phd in american history at the university of texasan at austin and is the host of the kevin roberts show a podcast. two of the things i wanted to get into the beginning of the discussion the idea of admixture and some of the division's receipt in american society. secondly after that about progress what it means, what's good about it, bad about your particular perspectives. let me start by asking you at senator vanceo you are someone life has had to deal with a mixture of the few and many. the few who are deeply political and gauge the feud might be the senate itself and the many the great many of ohio. you're someone who in fact for americans across the country is a voice of the many. how do you balance in practice and the combination of theory and practice the a few and the many as an office holder as a statesman? >> first, dan thanks for doing this and th

kristin, meanwhile, is glad that she'll no longer have to take the pill. she was on it for eighteen years and struggled with the side effects. >> so it'll be nice to reregulate my own body. that'll be nice. which he was very ...i think he's excited about that as well. >> patients arrive at the mobile clinic every half hour. doctor guarin charges $599 for the procedure - about half the national average cost of a vasectomy. it's estimated that several hundred thousand men in the us undergo sterilization each year. ashlinn and jacob barber's decision to come here today had a lot to do with the new abortion regulations. >> i think my views of all that have changed, personally for myself i guess, especially now as you said, roe v wade, and really made you think about it. whereas before i didn't put so much thought into it. and now being like: oh my gosh, that could be a real issue...it definitely did but now just more recently. >> guarin's clinic has been affectionately dubbed 'the nutcracker'. but he worries that the name might put some men off. >> which is cu

kristine: interesting that you mentioned that. we have seen the opposite, at least in the u.s., have seen bets for a rate cut receding. in europe, it is interesting. we have got necessarily seen as much traction in terms of rate cuts as we have here versus in the u.s. it makes sense for a number of reasons. the fed has been in the most advanced in terms of delivering rate hikes. it would make sense that markets are looking to the possibility of one that one to turn sooner and are perhaps delivering more than the ecb and the d.o.e.. perhaps rockets anticipate them to do as much in terms of rate cuts. we have not seen the same magnitude and timing in europe. there is passive judgment by the markets the perhaps the d.o.e. -- boe and the ecb do not have as much room as a fed for rate hikes. alix: this begs the question, philip, it all comes down to the job market. has this data trickled up to the job market? here in the u.s., chris williamson was saying sort of but not yet. maybe hiring has stopped. the about in europe? -- but what ab

a question of what they could get in front of a jury and how successfully they could prove it. >> kristin, trump is the type who doesn't write a lot of stuff down but this will hingetch on words that he said. >> i would you read the aides and advisers and how he aspirational asked mike pence to not certify the election. because those are some of his closest allies who did not sound like it was aspirational. it sounded like it was pushed or forced. i would say, as you noted, it is hard. because up until he left office, he didn't even text. he doesn't do mail or write things down. it is a lot of listening and having other people around him would heard him say things and obviously that is riskier than seeing something with actual notes. >> and there, of course, some audio tapes that we know about. so we'll see how that goes. thank you for being here. stick around for us. coming up next, trump's criminal charges, they keep piling up but so do his good poll numbers. eva's about to learn her fear of missing out leads to overeating. i totally eat stuff to not miss out. and that's just a bit of p

how refreshing >> reporter: a growing movement making sure kindness and generosity win the day kristinassachusetts >> it's sweemping so many parts of the country >>> coming up on the "today" show, students are heading back to class, but covid cases are already causing closures what you need to know ahead of the new booster shot due out in just a few weeks something to think about we haven't had to think about that for a while >>> and also team coverage from milwaukee with a play-by-play from the first gop primary debate you don't want to miss that. and former president trump also turning himself in to the fulton county jail in atlanta >> no shortage of news today i'm jessica layton h. >>> now that everybody's gotten their prepared slogans out of the way we can have

kristin agreed in the afternoon, who are we without a mood? see you. somehow hint to her that her behavior is not conducive to career growth. yes, you see, you can lose a very good place. i i'll talk to her. well, then i decide what to do with it? okay dear. yes, we close early today, so. i won't sit for long, okay? when did you almost get caught by the police? not too bright young lady no problems will be solved by itself. you can explain to your not-so -smart son that i don't want to see him or hear all these idiotic reasons for meeting you. i understand you who lena slutskaya was talking about. so your nature came out. they set up a decent establishment here to hunt for the rich men. twist with two at once, even this is not hidden, what not to hide? i came here to work for this. girl, it's okay, it's time for people like your son to be a fool and i'll be plantain designing a house. too bad you don't think so. i was in love with you. chris don't start in love. but apparently not enough, yes, then i was not going to get married. thanks hi dear. i want

but i'm kristin hardy. i'm the vice president for san francisco for 10 to 1 and this is a very, very proud moment for me. i'm a san francisco native born and raised and i grew up and born and raised in this neighborhood. i live 5 minutes from here i drive past this place every day and i am also a 12 year employee at san francisco general hospital with customer competence roland back in the day when than i were there. i anyhow when colfax appointed and pulled terry i was mad. and brought them here i knew they were the right people to the make sure laguna honda survive and got through what it needed to get through. i wanted to say, it is in the one person. it is me and my members that you see behind me the nurses. janitors the hair dress ors, central supplyers. my nurses. clerks. everybody and everybody i come from general hospital i know when the level of care is like i want to appreciate my members. i have one of my fabulous leaders here with me. debbie dobson, she has taken charge on making sure that she h

are towing a similar line, with some criticizing the frontrunner and others coming to his defense kristin welker has more. >> reporter: former president trump firing back. accusing federal prosecutors of targeting him again, because he's strong republican frontrunner against president biden. posting, why didn't they bring this case 2.5 years ago? they wanted it right in the middle of my campaign, that's why. the dramatic third indictment of mr. trump with the potential to shake up the gop race. some rivals are starting to sharpen their tone, including m trmr. trump's former vice president mike pence >> anyone who puts themselves over the constitution should never be president of the united states and any one who asks someone else to put themselves over the constitution should never be president again. >> reporter: but florida governor ron desantis criticizing the indictment that could land with a jury in deep blue washington, d.c >> a d.c. jury would indict a ham sandwich and convict a ham sandwich, if it was a republican ham sandwich i think americans need to be able to remove cases out

. >> reporter:ng in the light, really a thing r kristine todd.elf out there. >> i know the day will come. and now that it's here you just got to keep going and hope for the best >> reporter: the plainfield woman's kidneys are failing due to polycystic kidney disease >> i was born with it. and what happens is the kidneys t so b that they just don't >> reporter:ristine as living donor she's be on the transplant list at three hospitals for several years with no luck so she decided to try something different. she got these tee shirts made for family and friends and headed to sunday's cubs game, hoping to find her guardian angel. >> this is a major thing to get the word out i do need a living donor, a hero, someone who could come out and maybe see my word and spread the message of being a donor me >> repor so the tee shirts and banner, and co to the cubs game looking for a kidney nor, the ideme fro ne'sband, he says he's succ it done before with >> seen ita girl, in 2020 got a kidney from whe sox fan. how many white sox fans, cubs fans, we're all huma

kristin dahlgren has the details. >> reporter: nick always dreamed of being a pilot >> i figured thatrfect career path for me >> reporter: and he was well on his way until a freak accident on july 4, 2020 here at home in california >> we watching the fireworks instead of shooting up in the air it exploded on the floor i unfortunately took a direct hit to my eye, dead center >> rorteep the eye blinded >> thought my life was done. didn't know if it was ever going to get better. >> reporter: until he heard about a completely new procedure. the doctor and her team pioneered a procedure using stem cells to restore the cornea in the damaged eye of patients with severe injuries. >> it is possible to take a small biopsy of the stem cells, grow them in the laboratory and then transplant them onto the patient's eye. taking them from healthy eye to the diseased eye >> reporter: in a phase one study, all saw marked improvement. two saw significantly better without additional treatment and the other two were able to go on to get artificial corneas. >> look a little bit up. and down >> reporter: ni

but kristin harila said she and her team tried for hours to help mohammed in treacherous conditions.ne, not from our team, and when this thing is filmed, and it is from many hours after that, and it's not like it is possible to just turn everyone around there, it's very hard to do a rescue up there, and it's notjust like to carry him down from there. mohammed worked as a porter to earn money to educate his children. wilhelm went to visit them and is trying to raise money to help them now that their father is gone. bethany bell, bbc news. that's all from us here in washington for now. we'll be back at the top of the hour with a special half—hour look at the tragedy in hawaii. stay with us here on bbc news. —— we will leave you now with this dramatic drone footage from inside the fire zone on the island of maui. i'm caitriona perry. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it is shaping up to be yet another unsettled weekend of weather, but that doesn't mean it's going to be raining all the time. far from it. while it will be showery and quite breezy, there'll be some drier spells too.

kristin, what are your takeaways from the updates?ay was a big day for the artemis crew, since they were announced as a crew, they came to the kennedy space center for the first time and got to see their spacecraft they're going to fly to the moon likely in 2024, the orion spacecraft. it was inside a building not too far from here. we got to go see it. for a crew this is really the moment that makes things real when you finally get to see the spacecraft that you're going to fly. so that was a pretty neat moment. after that, nasa leadership held their first big update since the crew was announced four months ago. they're still on date for the 2020 launch date. the big question, brianna, what happens to artemis iii. that's the mission that nasa plans to put boots on the moon since the apollo launch. and that is largely in question because of spacex's starship which is supposed to land the astronauts on the moon. you remember a few months ago, we saw a launch attempt for spacex's starship essentially blow up after liftoff. jim fried said

. >> yeah, and the weekend forecast, kristin and larry will include more haze along with warmer weather. so let's check out our temperatures right now. you will notice 60s coast side, 80s inland compared to 24 hours ago, pretty much everyone in running lower than where you were yesterday by nine degrees in san francisco, 70 degrees cooler in san jose. now we're going to go hour by hour tomorrow morning. we start out with 5060s and some fog around along with some drizzle as we head into the noontime hour. numbers will pop up into the 80s, inland. so it is warmer inland areas will notice at the most where the marine influence is the least and you will notice 80s and 90s for the early afternoon 60s along the coast. this is just the start of the warming trend. i'll be back with a full look at that accuweather seven day forecast it coming right up larry kristen sandhya thank you. >> the bay area is in the middle of wildfire season. so far it's been relatively mild, but firefighters will tell you that could change at any time. a firefighter training is ramping up all across the region for new

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kristin scott, i'll start with you. >> thank you for. yeah your group at uc berkeley researches intelligent and sustainable transportation systems. >> you know, a whole lot about autonomous vehicles. what's your assessment of what happened last night? >> well, last night is certainly another example of the challenges of trying to integrate robot taxis into our system. uh, you know, rather than speaking on last night's specifically, i think, uh, you know, what's becoming clear to us in a very obvious way is humans are incredibly good at driving in streets. you know, our taxi drivers are incredible in terms of just being able to navigate complex situations. there's really a hive mind that people do in terms of understanding how their actions affect the actions of other vehicles, how pedestrians might react, how other vulnerable road users might react. and we're certainly witnessing the growing pains of these companies, you know, trying to embed themselves into our transportation system. yeah in terms of growing pains, you know, there have

tonight we are pleased to welcome kristin hass to discuss book blunt instruments recognized in racist cultural infrastructure and memorials, museums and patriotic practices. she'll be joined in conversation by christina olsen, director of the university of michigan museum of art. well, hi, everyone. thanks for being here. i think the format for tonight is that i'm going to ask kristin a bunch of questions about her remarkable, which hopefully you've all read and then we will time about 15 minutes for questions and answers at about 715. so that's the format. and now i'm going to give a little bit of bio of you, some of you know what i'm going to tell you. but kristin and house is professor in the department of american culture here at the university of michigan. she also director of the humanities collaboratory. and this is her third book about us and national culture. and she's also really a national public thought on memorials and museums and the culture they produce, she is the co-founder and associate director of imagining american artists and scholars in public life. and i feel ve

wolf. >> kristin, thank you. >>> i want to get some analysis right now. us are political commentators bakari sellers and alice stewart. how revealing is it that trump is back on the campaign trail an joying the limelight right now out there in alabama just a day after he was arraigned on charges of trying to subvert the 2020 presidential election? >> wolf, it is critical that he get out there and meet with voters face-to-face and engage in retail politics, because as we all know, his courtroom calendar is getting ready to get more filled up and he won't have as much time for his campaign calendar. and, look, alabama is a perfect place for him in terms of connecting with his hard core supporters. but what i'm hearing and seeing, there is polls out there, recent poll that we've had out today, shows that 47% of people in iowa are still supporting donald trump, and 20% supporting ron desantis. but when i talk with key gop officials in the state of iowa, they say that does not match up with what they're seeing on the ground. they say the numbers with trump ahe

but kristin harila said she and her team tried for hours to help mohammed in treacherous conditions.ft alone, not from our team, and when this thing is filmed, and it is from many hours after that, and it's not like it is possible tojust turn everyone around there, it's very hard to do a rescue up there, and it's notjust like to carry him down from there. mohammed worked as a porter to earn money to educate his children. wilhelm went to visit them and is trying to raise money to help them now that their father is gone. bethany bell, bbc news. england's lionesses take on colombia tomorrow after edging past nigeria on penalties in their last game. colombia are the lowest—ranked side left in the competition but they have a huge following in the host nation australia. our sports editor dan roan is in sydney for us. how significant a moment is this for england? very, reeta, england will be waking up very, reeta, england will be waking up in sydney shortly knowing that they are nowjust up in sydney shortly knowing that they are now just two wins away from a first ever world cup final but a

. >> hey, kristin. how are you? >> good, good. thanks. so tell us about this study.o did it, and what's their conclusion? >> yeah, absolutely. so what happened is, together as a local political group here in san francisco, co commissioned a study with claire claremont mckenna college in southern california. and the idea was to look at several different issues in san francisco that are called crises legitimately, and they are the housing issues, the crime issues, homeless illness and the state of downtown. and what they did was they looked at the history of these issues in san francisco and said, okay, well, if these are issues, how can we address these with possible reforms? and some of them are some pretty huge changes to the structure of government here in the city. >> okay. like what? what are they suggesting? >> well, as you note, the headline about giving the mayor not specifically london breed, but any mayor of san francisco, more powers to oversee who gets appoint aided by commissions and takes over departments. right now, mayor london breed has conceded dista

when i do this, all that good luck with but it feels like it's pulling office get process is kinda kristin hosted at helping you spacing several challenges at once. yeah. because he's young and he should've been out with friends and girlfriends and everything. and that's going to or this is difficult because i don't like know what, what the soldier with the process is needed. i don't know if this is going to work or as if something will break or something. so your whole, i was just stay in no way to the clinic's employees. the dog says, have extensive experience treating amputees, which is why they've also taken ukrainian soldiers. director or stein toff is one of the initiations when i see him running in the trenches. and i've done that only in, in rehearsal and safe environments. as a former soldier hopkins to does it, as is do see to help attach more people are quite proud that they're doing this. they, they, they see it is the most up enough proud of the old and have care that you give, but to contribute in something that's bigger than just the ordinary movie to impatient living in a s

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she is playing her third solheim cup, as is emily kristine pedersen.d up. and although caroline heswall is ranked 120 in the world, she's been pretty consistent on the tour this year and her captain describes her as the bulldog. she will bring a kind of spirit that will be needed by europe when they seek to win this solheim cup for a record third time in a row. a tyneside club has been invited to take part in an exhibition tournament on the pitch at twickenham ahead of england's world cup warm—up game against fiji on saturday. for at least two members of this over—50s club, the day will bring back some stirring memories — as mark tulip reports. the twickenham changing rooms in 1977, as gosforth, one of the powerhouses of english club rugby, celebrated a second successive john player cup triumph. it's another good turnout today. a year earlier, replacement prop forward phil levinsohn came off the bench in the first of those victories. today, he and former team mate stuart lewis on the losing side in 1981 are at blaydon rugby club, where the over fifties

say realistically that this was a terrible experience that he had at the jail today. >> all right, kristin, thanks so much. >>> back with our panel. one of the things interesting when you talk to congressman ken buck, at no point did he say donald trump didn't do this. donald trump is innocent. now, if we had booked matt gaetz, maybe we would have heard that. but this is a very conservative member of the house freedom caucus. very conservative republican. not really, you know, not really offering much of a defense. >> no. and doesn't think that donald trump should be the nominee. he is one of the people who we call part of the sort of extreme right. back in 2010. and now. >> tea party. >> yeah, exactly. and he still considers himself that. and it is that part of the party has been totally overtaken by donald trump. all of the party has been overtaken by donald trump. what was interesting about last night is you started to hear some of the fiscal responsibility arguments seep up and catch a lot of fire from nikki haley and others. the question is whether the ken buck arguments, whether the

. >> reporter: kristin cook is leaving oakland.er living here her entire life. >> i was too scared to leave house. >> reporter: she blames assault and robberies in broad daylight. as oakland sees a surge in violent crimes compared to last year. robberies, burglaries and are u by double-digit percentages. everybody we talked to said everybody seems to be a target including carjackings like this one. >> they are carjacking people a stop signs. my son is about to start driving. >> the fact that i am being pushed out is horrible. >> reporter: tony byrd is staying, she lives with a front gate that is locked in securit cameras. >> if you set off the air hor your neighbor would hear it an sat there is off. more people would be alert. >> reporter: her neighbor acros the street was shot to death in june trimming his tree during the day. he died as burden other neighbors tried to save him. >> i am looking for a place where the elderly and women an children are not targeted. i feel like it will change. that is why i am staying. >> reporter: s

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cnn's kristin holmes has more. >> good morning, amara and victor. we talked to the alabama republican party. this was a very receptive crowd. he said if he were elected president again first day in office he would appoint the special prosecutors to continue the work congress is doing, looking into investigating the biden family. he also claims that he left because he was doing well with sicking rabid democratic left wing lawyers on him and also claimed that these charges were only brought because he was leading in the polls. now one thing to keep in mind is that this is the flavor for these indictments and arraignments. it's not going to stop. they are claiming, trump and the team, the business election interference. as we ramp up campaign season. they point to the fact that he is the front-runner but on top of that that there is a time in which these trials will interfere with the campaign. now i have spoken to a number of viewers and they agree this could impact the election leading this narrative that trump is spinning so clearly that is somethin

cnn's kristin holmes reports. >> good morning, amara and victor, this was a very receptive crowd. he says if he were elected president again, first day in office he would appoint a special prosecutor to continue the work congress was doing looking into, investigating the biden family. he also claimed that the left, because he was doing well, was sicking rabid democratic left wing lawyers on him and claimed these charges were only brought because he was leading in the polls. one thing to keep in mind is that this is the playbook for these indictments, these charges. >> we have seen time and time again and it is not going to stop, they are claiming, trump and his team, this is election interference. this is something they believe they can sell to voters and particularly they believe this as we ramp up campaign season. they point to the fact that he is the front-runner but on top of that, there is a time in which these trials will interfere with the campaign. now i had spoken to a number of republican voters and there are quite a few who agree with the fact that this could actually i

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