kurt didn't play the hits. did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain, and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like, the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ the whole night through ♪ >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour, just crying right there. i just don't understand it. that's all. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a

kurt, how dangerous is it to have elected members of the united states congress playing footsie with holocaust deniers and white nationalists? attending their conferences and tweeting out there talking points. >> i think it's extremely dangerous. he rightly said earlier that goes our is not so much a speaker but a do or. one of the biggest dangers of individuals like him isn't just the things he says. it's more of the things he doesn't say. he's trying to distance himself now from nick qantas and the america first movement. the fact them and of the

thoughts on that, kurt? >> it's just do as i say, not as i do.the right ring sphere poo-pooing on vaccines -- i almost cursed and that was the only word i could come up with. they are vaccinated. don't be fooled. the sean hannity, tucker carlsons, they are vaccinated. they just don't want to admit to it because it would reveal that everything they're doing and everything they're saying is a con. they are conning their supporters, their voters, and they are trying to monetize it and gain power and gain political power, and get re-elected. that's what this is all about. that's what this has always been about. they're engaging in a form of really health care domestic terrorism at this point because they are leaving the most vulnerable, the most exposed to something that is going to kill them and it's sad that the last thought that some of these people are going to have when they're lying on their death bed, gee, i can't believe i fell for that. >> i appreciate the fact you're trying to put logic behind this. i still don't get it. it doesn't make sen

now, kurt, i saw you nodding along to some of what metro was saying there. so let me give you the chance to jump in and let me also ask you from your perspective, what does it mean for the african people? if the taliban completely take over the country, especially when it comes to women's rights. and when it comes to anyone who may have worked with us forces or the african government. yeah, no, thank you very much. it's an absolute catastrophe. and i completely agree with our the guess the town that hasn't changed at all. they are saying they've changed in order to try to persuade the us try to persuade the government that it's okay for them to come back into power. but the reality is, is that they do not believe in the afghan government or constitution. they want to take over the state and they will impose repressive rule back at all. and they will pay particular attention as are said to women, to girls, education teachers. and anyone who worked with the afghan government, or african security forces are collaborated with us military forces, including transl

joining me is a former white house communication director and trump 2020 campaign advisor and kurt.ording to the "new york post" hunter texted his business partner and said i spoke to my dad about this. his daughter replied that sounds so bleep good. how do we believe that joe, president biden new knulle absolutely nothing? >> i believe joe biden knows absolutely nothing and there is a huge chance he forgot about this. mr. 10% for the big guy has his fingers in a whole bunch of pies. it's getting tiresome. the mainstream media -- the "new york post" and fox and you have some otherservative outlets or at least neutral saying wait a minute, this is wrong. this i's no surprise. doesn't slim own a big chunk of the "new york times"? the fix is in and the american people are tired of it. >> mercedes, you spent considerable time in the white house. you know how these things g. hunter biden has had problem with drugs and with guns and russian prostitutes taking money from the former wife of a former mayor of moscow and has dealings in china and ukraine and now mexico. and hunter biden gets

take the kurt this week. more than a 1000 afghan troops fled into tajikistan after the taliban offensive in the north of the country. i wanna ask you 1st, what does that say to you about the overall state of play and i can extend right now. secondly, have the u. s. a. nato been surprised at how rapidly the taliban has been making advances? i mean, did they expect this? well 1st off, so i think there you do have to differentiate between the afghan security forces that are defending the populated areas and those that are more remote areas. and in smaller numbers, i think those in the more remote areas are more vulnerable and you can very well imagine how some people will be defeated. there is a, there's a case $22.00 special forces or massacre just just yesterday or to leave the country and taliban assault. i do believe that us and nato may have been a bit overly optimistic about the ability of the afghan security forces to continue to maintain a secure environment throughout the country without the strong supp

joining us now is david kurt patrick, he is one of the reporters by in line -- the kurt patrick, it isthank you so much. >> thank you. >> first, let me know if i got any of this wrong. i feel like i've learned all of this stuff as it has come out over the months and years, and then you never know part of it you're gonna have to go back to and learn again and remind yourself who's connected to who, and who's been indicted, already and who's been pardon. let me ask you if i have scrooge anything up. >> i think that you've got it right. it's very confusing. i have to add one more confusing part of this. you've outlined a couple of parallel in -- operations. one that went through tom barrack, a businessman, his best friend, who's done business with trump in those persian gulf priest princes. and another one is john nader, a emissary of the uae who was convicted of pedophilia, who was in there in trump tower trying to set up this social media manipulation scheme. you have to add to that another leg of this which it, it turns out, mohammed bin sayah who the prince who is working through nade

kurt, the republican party becomes more and more radicalized and racist as the years go by.s sarah palin, then we shall blackmon, than donald trump and now it's qanon supporters in congress, white nationalists in congress. supporeven if the party leadersp wanted to stop all this and they don't seem to want to, they couldn't. the ship has sailed, it's too late, this is what they grand old party is now. >> it seems difficult to do so. you're absolutely right. i think in the wake of the donald trump presidency, he left a huge constituency of these individuals on the far-right. i think what we see now are individuals who are left in the republican party trying to scrape up those constituents. there are a large number of affected individuals who still feel as though the election was stolen, and individuals like paul gosar and others. they see it as an opportunity. they see it as a political opportunity for themselves and unfortunately it serves both politicians to get those constituents and it serves the far-right constituents because of the legitimacy of having a politician on t

melanie campbell, president of the national coalition on black civic participation, and kurt bardella, adviser to the democratic congressional campaign committee. reverend, i'm going to start with you. i saw a little of the press conference after you met with the president, but give us a review for those who didn't see it. what came out of that meeting, what were the demands and the action plan that came out? >> well, the president met with eight of us of the national civil rights organizations, and it was scheduled for an hour. we met an hour and 40 minutes. basically, to tell him that after the supreme court decision of last week, that we are returning back to a state's rights kind of election system. where in effect it would be arizona's decision in supreme court gate, they're saying states had the right to decide on what election process they were going to use as long as people could vote even if it caused people a little inconvenience, they could vote anyhow. and we intended to fight to make sure senate bill 1 and the john lewis bill passed and we were going to do it by building

dan: kurt insists the real reason he was reassigned.. >> i reached on ut, i said this has nothing to do with ofeng upe me. the staff except for one person did not defend what we did as a group as a football team it was because of my christian beliefs. and/or my not backing of black lives matter organization. i got a lot of hate mail, it was awful, trollers i guess, they are called i don't know, it hurt me they were attacking my family and wife, you can come after me all day long, but it scared me for my wife and kids. dan: kurt packed his things and returned to nashville for his work from home reassign am. reassignment. >> it was to give me a reason to keep being paid until the end of the contract. >> he knew who was next. >> i get termination letter, saying that contract ends. i knew it was going to happen. >> he believes all happened over a sign that read, all lives matter to our lord and savior jesus christ. dan: americans are good people, tolerant. generous. that is helped cancel culture take hold, because americans don't want to of

wait a minute, kurt cobain was a pop culture icon.od bless him, his only accomplishment is being joe biden's son, running up a tab at strip clubs and some diamond status points at the rehab clinic. let's be honest, when you look at the art as you showed earlier, mark, it's not georgeer is rot. this looks like rorschach splatter or as you said covid under the glass. it's not edifying. >> mark: no, i think someone called it bad hotel art. and i certainly am never going to check in at any hotel that is hanging hunter biden in the lobby. thank you for that raimondo, we raymond we will see you with laura tonight or as the week goes on. >> tomorrow. thank you, mark. >> mark: friday. i lost all time. cnn one time favorite democratic presidential candidate is now a jail bird. davis will try not to gloat too much. that's coming up next as "fox news primetime" continues. ♪ ♪ i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible canc

american other gall, the kurt h warner starry. >> i wish i could throw a football as good as this man. >> in three months, you can't there as well as i can . >> reporter: inspiring stories like chris, who received the jimmy b award for perseverance is the only person with down syndrome to complete an ironman. moments before showtime, a few final pictures, and then it started to rain. did you go an extra hole in the jump? >> tonight, i did because my hair is long. >> reporter: as they say, the show must go on. in new york, mike marza, abc 7 news. >>> as for the ceremony, tara vanderveer was named the best coach. san mateo native, tom brady named male athlete nfl player for your pit his tampa bay bucs won team of the year. steph curry made a cameo making fun of aaron rodgers in the "will he or won't he and cole come back to green bay saga? gronk is always fun. he's got the weather reports, the goofy gel for the weather. i appreciate that coming out of gronk. >> he's good on the field and good i guess in his hairdo? >> he's got all the things. we've got more sports coming up in a few min

>> her husband kurt saw the woman trying to cross the field behind the property and called police for help. >> she seemed kind of confused. but she was accepting of help. >> april 18, the la county sheriff's office put out a missing persons report for the 46-year-old moat woman, matching the description of the woman found in davis. the report says this woman suffers bipolar disorder and was not seen or heard from in more than one week. >> we really have no name, nothing. >> on friday, a phone tip was credited for identifying her, but why did it take so long? law enforcement uses the missing persons system, but the database does not scan for pictures, it is only searchable by name. it is not clear whether or not the los angeles sheriff's office was looking for this woman after they put out that report. without fingerprints, criminal history or a name, it becomes nearly impossible. >> they are under the impression that there is some great supercomputer, somewhere, where we run dna and fingerprints and it just kicks out a result, that's really not the way things work. >> that was marissa

kurt, thank you as well.n "sweet home alabama" sometime. there's something about driving in a car in 1974 and hearing the line "watergate does not bother me, does your conscience bother you" what? what did they say? >> kurt's best seller "evil geniuses" is out in paper back on august 10th. thank you both for joining us this morning. >>> let's go to our resident scholar, jonathan. big series this week. >> big series against the rays. still a few hours away so we have got a chance to get ohtani before then. white house officials i can tell you this, as much as we're seeing the disturbing rise in cases, they're also seeing a correspondencing rise in vaccinations and they're hoping this weekend more and more people will go out there and get those shots, particularly in those areas where they don't have much in the way of vaccine coverage right now. >> i do think what's happened over the past two weeks may be a jarring wake-up call for a lot of people who are now going out and doing what they need to do to protect

as i walked out the door, he was leaning on a carry out, a grocery carry, or kurt said, good luck today, mom marcia tonight. and i said yeah, around midnight and he goes up. help. oh, he got involved with his local gallagher lived a couple miles from here. just got to there one year anniversary and he was gonna make supper for all of us. oh. ready ready ready on. ready ready ready the me i read years where my son lost his life right here. or i is getting tabitha in a car together. oh, i don't know exactly what happened to sure. you know, he's got broad sighted by a train on 5060 miles an hour. i don't know if they were moving around or something and you know, their teenage kids exactly what happened but it was terrific or. ready are we just kinda relied on him up for a lot. so wasn't just losing my son like lucian cath, my farming operation. i don't know. use 3 time. i shut down. i didn't work for 6 months. andrew and i went to grief counseling just it was because of andrew that i found back cuz i'm like somebody's gotta take care of this kid. oh, yeah. oh . whopping. in small town, peo

suns kurt the lead to six. milwaukee, they didn't flinch. it was a holiday in july. he scored 21. making noise, another 40 point evening, they scored 16 straight points. milwaukee by 20, 120-100, cut phoenix series lead to 2-1. booker ineffective, virtual no show in the fourth quarter, game four is wednesday. >>> 4:56. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, breaking news in concord. >> reporter: crews actively fighting flames right here in concord. you see water being dumped ♪ ♪ here, you can find your style in every aisle. got an eye for design? we've got it designed for your budget. want endless aisles of more? we've got more. way more. when you explore our showrooms of style, you'll find whatever you're into. at a price you'll really get into. shop the showroom styles bath event at lowe's. so, yove domsy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love. stressed? no stress. exercise. but no days off! easy, no? no. no. no. no. but with freestyle libre 14 day, you can take the mystery out of your diabetes. now you know. sir, do you know what you want to order? yes. freesty

got the jump on them, from catchers kurt and sally. a three-run blast opened the scoring.rd inning struck out to end it. he struck out nine and six innings. he did get into trouble in the seventh. starling castro,

. >>> the legacy of a chp officer will be killed will be forever cemented inch honor of kurt griss who was killed yearly a year ago. the dedication taking pleas right now at valley church in vacaville and this is being streamed right now online. >>> a live look in fremont. you can see the sun is out, and the drivers are moving along righting there starting their day off right. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. the sun will stay around for the rest of the weekend. >> yeah. for some spots. take a look at the golden gate bridge where there's low visibility heading from the north bay into the city. we're seeing some spots where it's staying cool, misty, drizzly and sunny elsewhere as you move away from that fog and san jose is pretty nice if you're getting ready to head out for your lunch break and our temperature is 70 degrees. doesn't get anymore perfect than that, and as we go into the afternoon just slightly warmer but overall we're looking at a very nice weather pattern. cool coastal temperatures where the fall will linger and making your way into the inner bay, 70s and low

. >> kurt on twitter has questions about parler, your business, asking does your website require users to provide social security numbers? who do you sell that information to? who are your financial backers? asking for foreign and domestic backers? >> donors, foreign and domestic, i can't answer. rebecca mercer was an initial seed investor and has been involved a lot more recently in helping to get parler rebuilt after all of this. but i'm not aware of the others, so i can't answer those questions. we do not ask for social security numbers. there are sometimes if someone is going to be part of an influencer network, you know, one of our aspects on parler is that when we monetize by targeting ads to a particular influencer's feed, we give that influencer a cut of the proceeds. that's been part of our business model. so unlike on facebook, where if i was to choose to place an ad that was going to target ben shapiro's audience for example, poor ben wouldn't get any cut of what i was giving in ad revenue. i was a small spendser when i used to spend on ads there. nonetheless, he should get

[ cheers ] >> the video showing the moment kurt kinley read his acceptance letter to heartland communityen viewed on twitter more than 200,000 times. it was posted by his brother. the halo program offers a higher education experience for special-needs students. >>> and a small sketch of a bear's head by leonardo da vinci has sold for a big price at auction. it fetched $12.2 million yesterday at christie's. a record for a da vinci drawing at auction. the sketch is the size of a post-it note. it is thought to be from the 1480s, and the buyer has not been identified. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the new space race. we're going to show how two billionaires, richard branson and jeff bezos, are planning separate missions to space. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ it's a simple fact: nothing kills more germs on more surfaces than lysol spray. it's a simple fact: it even kills the

i'm kurt, the cyber guy for fox news.five starts now, i mean, if we're 80% with the vaccine that's so effective. how do we need a mask? well as the city of san francisco mulls over the idea of reinstating a mask mandate we see new mask and vaccine mandates hitting people across the country. good evening to you. i'm andre senior, and i'm heather holmes. frank and julie are off tonight. covid cases are on the rise across the bay area despite high vaccination rate and now some counties in california reinstituting now mask mandates to be used town. baker joins us live from san francisco's marina district with reaction. where it's mixed top direction. city hall. i got it that thus far the city has not decided whether or not to require people to wear masks. i want you to know that i did an informal count two groups of 100, i found that in both of those groups they averaged about 15% of people wearing masks 85% not wearing masks, so to mask or not to mask again is the question many california places are pondering. san francisco,

that's kurt schroeder reporting. officials say wildfire in oregon is threatening to transmission lines and straining california's electric grid, that means another flex alert is in effect with state officials asking all of us to conserve electricity from now until 9:00 tonight. here's the good news, the extreme heat is beginning to ease a bit, let's go to meterologist sandhya patel and the forecast. >> it is a welcome relief for any parts of the bay area that were baking and triple digit heat. let me show you what's bringing about the change. we have a nice breeze onshore breeze, up to 29 miles per hour, 24 in san francisco, that along with the fog from our camera, really bringing temperatures down, 56 in the city right now, 62 in oakland, low 70s and places like san jose, in fact our warmest inland valleys, only in the low to mid 80s today. from our golden gate bridge camera we are seeing the fog. low 80s from fairfield to conquer and livermore 79. we have a conjunction, mars and venus will be at the closest point t

kurt westergaard, the danish cartoonist whose caricature of the prophet muhammad outraged many muslimss controversial depiction of the prophet reprinted in the charlie hebdo newspaper. he was the target of an assassination attempt, and had to live the rest of his life under police protection at a secret address. thai police have used force to break up large protests calling for the resignation of the prime minister. the demonstration fell on the first anniversary of pro—democracy rallies and the concerns of protesters have now widened to include the government's handling of the pandemic, amid a dramatic rise in cases. courtney bembridge reports. anger on the streets of bangkok was met with water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas. the protesters were flouting a nationwide ban on public gatherings. thailand has also extended to stay—at—home orders and a nighttime curfew to three more provinces because of coronavirus. translation: i understand that the situation _ is not getting any better, but we have to come out and show them that we are not happy about the measures imposed by the go

the afghan government imposes kurt you across most of the country. as taliban fight has gained more territory and iraq graves to help 11 on during its work economic crisis in modern history. but it comes with a price in we begin this news hour with the global pandemic and protests around the world against corona virus restrictions in paris. police have used a water cannon to disperse, protest is angry about the extension of a code of 19 help pass the measures limit, access to public venues for people who have not been vaccinated. demonstrators have also gathered in london awake after so called freedom day and the restrictions in england. they're angry about track and try systems. they say limits their civil liberties. and there was violence in australia's largest city, sidney. as anti locked down, protest is called for an end to the latest restrictions. despite rising cases, fueled by the delta variance, gabrielle skelly is a visiting professor of public health of the university of bristol. he explains what's behind much of the and he vaccine and ant

. >> this is to kurt, our director. it appears kristen and i both know audio in our earpieces, as has saudia, so we cannot hear our guest, who is on the phone with us right now. but please do stay on the line, as we navigate the circumstances around this earthquake and kind of ping- pong around the coverage right now. but just to kind of recap this, the number of aftershocks, always a concerned. at last check, we had more than two dozen felt, in the range of about 2.5. nothing to the extent of serious worry, but still, something that is on people's radars. >> based on what dr. jones had just said, there is a 10% chance or a little less that there could be something bigger than what we already got later today,. but there is a 90% chance that what we will get is smaller than that , like the smaller ones that you referred to, the 3.5s, and that is what we have been seeing so far. this piece of video is interesting. it comes from rei mann. you know where this is, where we see some swaying? oh, we would not be able to hear r

. >> all right, kurt gregory reporting for us there thank you. looking forward to it.g time and it is almost here. >> hope everybody stays safe that it can continue. >> reporter: >>> the kennedy center announced the five honorees who will receive the lifetime achievement award in a creative arts award this year's honorees are berry gordy, along with "saturday night live" creator lorne michaels, bette midler, justino diaz and joni mitchell the honorees will be celebrated during a live gala on december 5th. the way we're going, hopefully it will be, you know, maskless, everybody there, an audience, long ways off, but, you know, we'll see what direction the country is headed. >> it has been a while that's an event i've grown appreciate more and more each year it is highly entertaining every time but like we said, this is a first for all of us, for a while. it's been a while. >> thank you for >>> covid has changed all the facts on the ground. >> right now mask mandate looming. what top doctors say. >> plus chinatown lawsuits. hundreds of disability violations. why the dist

many accounts of the firm said they were doing all the kurt. while southgate himself condemned the racial abuses, unforgivable insisting it was not representative of most england fans. those boys have done a brilliant job and we have together as a team now and we're there for them. and i know that 99 percent of the public will be as well because they will appreciate how well they've played. ricardo in particular has been an absolute star in this tournament. pretty prime minister, baris johnson, and his home secretary, pretty patel has also condemned the abuse that those who have been directing racist abuse that some of the players. i said shame on you. and i hope you will crawl back under the rock from which youth emerged but anti discrimination campaigners inside and outside the world have accused them of hypocrisy. patel had criticized in getting players for taking the knee and anti racism gesture and johnson had defended fans who booed the team for doing so. people remember that it's all debatable that you don't have to take the need because

so we'll vaccine kurt and end up dividing rich and full nation. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy, a dan, so covey, 900 vaccines, a vital for controlling the pandemic. as we know, widespread immunization is allowing parts of the world, including the u. s. in europe to reopen for tourism and trade. but it's a different story in developing nations. millions of people across africa still waiting to receive their 1st jobs. the w h o warns the continent is facing an extremely aggressive 3rd wave. the african union cove in 1900 envoy, a strongly criticized europe for failing to deliver the millions of doses. it promised we'll bring in our guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from victoria gate and b marie a 57 year old mother of 5 has come to this clinic and can shaft to get her 2nd job of the asters in vaccine. the democratic republic of congo is suffering from a 3rd surge of corona, virus infections, as many other parts of africa. i think i said this is good for us to protect ourselves if you are experiencing the 3rd wave of curve at 19.

he had jumped down and a tank kurt in his back and he was on a ship and it, and his cren ernie pyle now ask him. the great pulitzer prize winning war reporter says, surely, let's go to this little island. i think we're going to have a good story over there. there are some, there's some fighting going on and my father says they won't let me off the ship because i have a bad back. and the next day, ernie pyle is killed. i'm brave man in the cauldron as it were brought back then. and the great shirley povich, as i said, goes on the right for the po for 75 years. and i'm telling you when you can shut up . but jimmy reese, what he's hit and fun goes what he's in town and he was the baby. and then you know what were burned, then you have seen the whole, you've seen grad right there. yeah. yeah. i have, you know, i, i still remember i still remember when all the president's men came out after watergate and i was doing this local show which was a big show. and in washington, d. c. then called panorama was a very doozy kind of show. and so woodward comes on and, and, and he's, but i must, might

i mean, they're at odds with the mercedes wanting to maximize kurt revenues for future planning. now we're talking about all the players here. also have to ask, where does the u. s stand? i mean u. s. shell producers have been hesitant to boost output even as prices have search and opec has remained in that deadlock. so why is of the u. s. coming to the rescue here, so to speak? well, remember that only a year ago the u. s. patch was dealing with negative and low double digit crude for, for the, for the, for their industry. creditors have laid down the law and balance sheet reconstruction is the current priority. so between shareholder payouts and balance sheet repair, those are the prior over production, again, paying attention to shareholders and creditors, that's why production is constrained. it's fascinating right now to see hedge losses mounting for us producers. 2021 shale production. a good part of it was hedged at $42.00 a barrel to the fact that we're over 70. it doesn't really matter except that the cost to hedge it's, it's gone against the producers, the u. s. produce

funny kurt round one.it to the finals and loses it by steve torrence by a nose, the pro-stock vinyl here for the home track, she gets her first final when five 5000s of a second, the gold cup quarterfinal, wonder woman is in attendance, turner the left- handed glove save, still scoreless, christian now matthew is therefore the header, it international goal into your living room constanza eagle kendrick out of his trophy. the u.s. does when, 0- abc7 news sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> airports in the western u.s. are dealing with the shortage of jet fuel how oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media my name's lucas. for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis

let's bring back kurt west from prince will global investors.e and more central banks in this part of the world are diverging from the fed. what are the applications of this? what does this mean -- what are the implications of this and what does this mean for markets? >> i think all central banks main in emergency department. -- conduct. without a doubt they would like to move from emergency support to a more normal sense of operation. that is what i think you heard from the fed in the last couple of weeks. because they want to send a signal to the markets that they are still -- while they still want to encourage inflation, and they do. but they're going to still going to be on top of it, to make sure does not become sticky. whereas, in this region, it is still a case where combination -- a cup where accommodation is still needed -- in this region it is still the case were accommodation is needed. christine lagarde asked about exit, she was quick to push back now is not the time to talk about exit. juliette: now is perhaps not the time. a lot of

let's go to kurt, calling from athens, alabama, and court -- and kurt supports the teaching of criticalace theory. good morning. caller: good morning. can you hear me? host: we can. go ahead. caller: what we are living today, isn't that critical race theory, to construct the world based on race when there isn't but one race, and it's the human race? and who has more hue and who is more human than black people? yet we have been treated inhumane, not like we are human at all, so we are living in a world based on white people's calendars, months of the year, days of the week. white people's jesus and the disciples and everything is wrong. they whitewashed history, so to confront them with it, there's no nice way to do it. there is no soft way to do it. i don't know how it is being taught in schools but i think it needs to be taught, that what we are living today and the history of today -- history of it is predicated on white people being superior when, in reality, they are a minority of people in the world but they rule the world, monetary, military, education, you name it. and it don't m

. >>> forget kurt versus khan.ezos and branson for the final frontier. >>> and indecision at opec what it means for prices ahead. >>> and to-go booze ban. restaurants across new york state urge albany to reinstate the financial lifeline for the struggling industry. >>> it is friday, july 2nd, 2021 you are watching "worldwide exc exchange" on cnbc. >> welcome back. i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan here is how stocks are looking for the 5:00 a.m stocks slightly higher ahead of the jobs report. nasdaq is higher by 15 points. dow up by 3 and s&p up by 3 points the bond yields are lower. the 10-year is 1.45% in europe, spain is lower by .30%. germany is higher by .20%. >>> let's get to the top stories. bertha coombs is back. >> seema, qualcomm's ceo thinks the company will have the chip laptop makers the world is looking for to compete with the apple custom m1 chips introduced last year. the apple chips are smaller and efficient and boasts longer battery life than anything on the market from intel or amd. in an effo

defunding the police and teaching critical race theory make any sense at all and the use anti-democrats kurt the first amendment by getting their comrades at google, facebook, twitter, to censor their political adversaries for them. look what they've done to donald trump and of all the anti-democratic stalwarts out there, senator dick durbin is in a category of his own client to remain relevant in the woke era this old dinosaur has instead lumbered into lala land. >> this is metastasizing, we need to march into we cross the bridge and stop this assault on our democracy. the young men who stormed the beaches of normandy on d-day running straight into enemy fire knowing well that they might die to preserve democracy, surely we are better and braver than this. >> a guy who back in 2005 likened our military to the nazis, the soviets and paul pot should probably drop the military analogies i am thinking. if our democracy is on the line it is because for decades fossils like durbin have refused to address the issues that directly impact the lives of every american. here are the recent headlines ab

. >> here's white house press secretary ari fleischer and kurt schlichting, senior columnist of townhall, author of the new book the split. which move lab greater implications, the infrastructure switch on the order of the bills for january 6th? >> in terms of getting anything done it will be the infrastructure bill when you take a legislative hostage like that and say nothing else is done it was my hostage makes it then nothing gets done and that is a shame because we do have bipartisan infrastructure needs which will be doomed as a result of the hostagetaking, this commission about the january 6th right is there are going to do anything of value anyway. is a political posturing committee and was always set up for that but you cannot have republicans choose which democrats serve on congressional committees nor democrats choose which republicans get to serve. that will never work. that will break congress's back and that is why what she did is so wrong. jillian: the townhall performance was terrific but the president's behavior seems to be getting bizarre, more bizarre by the day. he was

bruce: the two presidents have not met since biden took office, and biden's top asia advisor, kurt campbells said one concern they have is that even meeting with china's top diplomats have limited value because they're not in the inner circle of president xi. and so getting to a president meeting could help resolve a lot of that. possibility is there's the g20 meeting later this year. both presidents are scheduled to attend that so it's possible there might be a meeting then. a lot will depend on how things go when wendy sherman has her meeting with one he and has her talks. david: bruce einhorn on all the latest between beijing and washington. and as we look forward, guys, to that meeting between the two presidents, it depends on where these imports in the trade war and the tariffs because if you look at the data, it looks as if the trade did not happen. you look at chinese imports of american goods -- can we get it up, please? have a look on our screens. they're actually back to trend growth. here's the trade war. here's the pandemic. that's where we are. 13.6 billion is the average right

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. >> reporter: american underdog, the kurt warner story. >> i wish i could throw football as good as this man. he's got 40 years on me. >> thank god in three months you can throw as well as i can. that would be pretty embarrassing. spirories. reivg an awd r perseverance ththe only person with down syndrome to complete the ironman.tetorain. >>my hair is a little long. i need a little extra hold. it could be raining. >> reporter: the show must go on. >> stafford's tara was named coach of the year. she passed, led stafford to their first national title since 1992. the san mateo native tom brady was named the male athlete of the year and nfl player of the year. the books one code team of the year. warriors superstar stephen curry one nba best player. the season he continued to break records including become in the oldest since michael jordan. he became the franchise all- time leading scorer and is second on the nba all-time made three-pointers list. he couldn't make it to the espy's is he's competing at a golf tournament. >>> a weekend of champions. on espn is the wimbledon final. at noo

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kurt and adrian, thank you both for being on this morning. we'll be following all of this."morning joe," some breaking news to report right now. u.s. olympic gymnastics champion simone biles is out of the team finals competition at the tokyo games with an apatient injury. simone biles out due to an apparent injury. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. watching "" we'll be right back. u need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> with just over a month to go before the u.s. mission in afghanistan officially ends, president biden announce the the end of another long lasting u.s. mission. this one in iraq. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more. >> president biden announced the end of an era that the combat mission in iraq is over again. >> our friendship with isis is critical for the stability of the renalon and our counter-terrorism cooperation will continue even as we shift to this new phase we're going to be talking ab

. >> reporter: american underdog, the kurt warner story. >> i wish i could throw a ball as good as this in three months you can throw as well as i can. that would be pretty embarrassing. >> reporter: inspiring stories like chris who received the award for perseverance as the only person with down syndrome to complete an ironman. >> my messages -- >> reporter: a few final pictures and then it started to rain. did ago extra hold in the gel? >> i did. i need a little extra hold and we are outside. >> reporter: the show must go on. >> as for the ceremony, stanford tara vanderveer was named coach of the year. she passed the winds and led stanford to the first national title since 1982. the san mateo native tom brady was named male athlete of the year and nfl player. the box won team of the year.su curry won best nba player voted by the fans. the season he continued to break records including the oldest scoring champion since michael jordan. he became the warriors franchise all-time leading scorer and second in the nba all-time made three-pointer list. he couldn't make it to the awards becaus

joining me to discuss all of this is sports columnist nor "the new york times" kurt treater.good. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> i was struck by what you write. but this in particular you talk about simone biles' situation and you said none of them has kept her from performing the simple act, simple and courageous and more powerful than any move she could have pulled off in competition. tell us what you mean. >> well she's elevated mental health and mental health issues in a way that really, on the world stage, in an event like the olympics, she's the premier athlete at the olympics, for the athlete that was the most marketed and billed as the superstar of the games and yet for her to come out, four all of the medals and all of the championships she's won and arguably she's the greatest gymnast of all time, i think this is her most important act because we're now talking about a deeply, deeply important issue that is far more important in scope than anything in sports because it is real life and it effects so many of us all across th